Speaker 1: Five o five.
Speaker 2: At thirty five k r C DE Talks.
Speaker 3: Gave ship Friday.
Speaker 4: A vacation.
Speaker 2: That does not make Now you can apply that to
Speaker 2: pretty much anything across the board there, Joe Jreker, thank
Speaker 2: you very much for the SoundBite. Brian Thomas right here,
Speaker 2: glad to be and uh bushing everyone a very happy
Speaker 2: Friday Eve. Excuse me, trying to get my voice one
Speaker 2: in the morning and don't test it out till the
Speaker 2: mic comes on, so occasionally do run into problems along
Speaker 2: those lines, So my sincere apologies for the cough anyway,
Speaker 2: when you caught when your cough button is covered up
Speaker 2: by fifteen articles, it's little difficult to reach it. My
Speaker 2: excuse anyway. Coming up seven to five and power you,
Speaker 2: Todd Zendser returns talking about connected communities like Agenda twenty
Speaker 2: one or something. Connected communities. We're gonna get the details
Speaker 2: from Todd. Tod'sville on the program many times talk about
Speaker 2: issues like that. Brilliant man. He is Donald and Neil
Speaker 2: Americans for Prosperity and he'll be joining the program in
Speaker 2: seven thirty two. Well, talking about Americans for Prosperity. They
Speaker 2: are celebrating twenty years and doing great work on behalf
Speaker 2: of a variety of candidates, including Bertie Moreno. Fingers crossed
Speaker 2: that says on the rundown Bertie Moreno's schedule for eighth
Speaker 2: five this morning. Haven't talked to him since before the primary,
Speaker 2: so looking forward to having him back on find out
Speaker 2: how the campaign's going. And Shared Brown and how he's
Speaker 2: different from Sharon Brown in so many different ways, and
Speaker 2: Shared Brown of course presenting a different image of himself
Speaker 2: in the advertising. He runs from the real Shared Brown
Speaker 2: with a real Shared Brown. Please stand up, Please stand up.
Speaker 2: Not in the ad you think he's some sort of
Speaker 2: you know, moderate, low centrist, reasonable man kind of guy.
Speaker 2: No the board ninety eight percent of the time voting
Speaker 2: with the left wing of Biden administration, Biden Harris administration
Speaker 2: or now Harris Biden administration. It's kind of a funny article.
Speaker 2: I guess we could just call it the Harris administration. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden was on the View. Does anybody watch the View?
Speaker 2: Joe instructor do you know if anybody watches that? I
Speaker 2: don't know either. I know Greg Guttfeld has a go
Speaker 2: on at least the View generally or individuals on the view.
Speaker 2: Every single monologue he does every day of the week.
Speaker 2: I get a kick out of it because they replay
Speaker 2: that as I'm coming to work in the morning at
Speaker 2: three o'clock in the morning. Anyway, so he's on the view.
Speaker 2: He seemed to have dumped everything in Kamala Harris's laps
Speaker 2: as vice president. There wasn't a single thing that I did,
Speaker 2: remember he was vice president in the Obama administration. By
Speaker 2: way of context, As vice president, there wasn't a single
Speaker 2: thing that I did that she couldn't do, and so
Speaker 2: I was able to delegate her responsibility on everything from
Speaker 2: foreign policy to domestic policy. Is that him suggesting that
Speaker 2: it was on her watch and that she was perfectly
Speaker 2: capable of implementing, following through, and doing things that she's
Speaker 2: now promising she'll do if she gets elected. Why didn't
Speaker 2: you do it for the past three and a half
Speaker 2: plus years, people regularly ask out loud, So anyway, I
Speaker 2: thought that was kind of funny. So what else has
Speaker 2: happened today? Jay Ratliffe returns. He had a brief hiatus
Speaker 2: since his father passed last week, and God bless Jay Ratliff.
Speaker 2: Today we'll be talking with Jada thirty we always do.
Speaker 2: On Thursday. Airlines preparing for yet another big storm, big
Speaker 2: time storm, and that of course is making the headlines
Speaker 2: all over. The hurricane that's cat for is what they're
Speaker 2: expecting when it makes landfall. Two United Airlines passengers injured
Speaker 2: when a plane made an evasive maneuver near another plane,
Speaker 2: and some changes could be coming soon to Southwest Airlines.
Speaker 2: And Jay, if you're listening a late entry, I saw
Speaker 2: this headline over at the New York Post. Scientists want
Speaker 2: every flight to take up to an hour longer because
Speaker 2: they say slower speeds are better for the planet. Oh okay,
Speaker 2: that's just what you want at an hour extra along
Speaker 2: to your flight. So those are the topics of Jay
Speaker 2: Ratliffe and turn to the hurricane. Yeah, it sounds terrible.
Speaker 2: Like I said, they're expecting it to become a Category
Speaker 2: four hurricane. And the weirdest, most difficult to get my
Speaker 2: head around, because you know, Florida is right at sea level.
Speaker 2: They said it could bring storm surges up to twenty feet.
Speaker 2: You can menage a two story plus storm surge coming
Speaker 2: at you when you're basically at sea level. Anyway that's
Speaker 2: going to go inland, I'm sure basically the entire state
Speaker 2: of Florida under some sort of tropical weather alert, storm
Speaker 2: watches all the way up into Georgia and the Carolinas
Speaker 2: Atlantis under a storm watch. National Hurricane Center said there
Speaker 2: is a danger of life threatening storm surges along the
Speaker 2: entire west coast of the Florida Peninsula. According to the
Speaker 2: National Hurricane Center and its release is that a catastrophic
Speaker 2: and deadly storm surch is likely along portions of Florida's
Speaker 2: Big Bend coast, where inundation could reach its highest twenty
Speaker 2: feet above ground level, along with destructive waves. There's also
Speaker 2: a danger of life threatening storm surge along the remainder
Speaker 2: of the west coast of the Florida Peninsula, so basically
Speaker 2: the entire Florida Peninsula west side. They suggest Tampa Bay
Speaker 2: could see five to eight feet storm surge or of
Speaker 2: storm surge. DeSantis's exition executive order Tuesday actually declared the
Speaker 2: state of emergency for sixty one of the state sixty
Speaker 2: seven counties. Why not just make it the entire state anyway,
Speaker 2: then it turns our direction, so it slows down when
Speaker 2: it hits land. It's going to go northwest through Friday
Speaker 2: and Saturday, bringing widespread heavy rain, damaging wind, possible tornadoes
Speaker 2: to cities in the southeast. At least looking at my
Speaker 2: weather forecast, a few storms are possible soaking rain on Friday,
Speaker 2: isolated showers overnight, and mostly cloudy day and night with
Speaker 2: a chance of showers after eight am on Saturday, So
Speaker 2: maybe get some showers overnight tonight as well. So it
Speaker 2: doesn't look nearly as impactful for our area as they
Speaker 2: were suggesting it was going to be. I believe it
Speaker 2: as recently as yesterday they thought it was going to
Speaker 2: kind of hit us a little bit harder than that.
Speaker 2: So there's that update.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 2: Apologies, and we have our ineffective Congress moving forward and
Speaker 2: taking an easy way out. Both the House and Senate
Speaker 2: fast the Continuing Resolution to fund the federal government through wait,
Speaker 2: wait for it, late December House vote of three forty
Speaker 2: one to eighty two to approve the measure under fast
Speaker 2: tract procedures employed by Republican leaders to bypass disagreements within
Speaker 2: the party. The measure required two thirds supermajority. Guess what,
Speaker 2: they got it over to the Senate, who voted quickly thereafter,
Speaker 2: seventy eight to eighteen. They say, everyone wants to get
Speaker 2: home ahead of election day and the other fun fact
Speaker 2: on this, and you know a little some of the
Speaker 2: loll right after it. This is every single damn time,
Speaker 2: and it really really really irks me to no end.
Speaker 2: The next deadline, like I said, it pushed it off
Speaker 2: till late December, specifically December twentieth, right in front of Christmas. Mmm,
Speaker 2: so we got to hurry up. Oh, there's no way
Speaker 2: we can get all this work done. We got to
Speaker 2: get home for Christmas. Is to Christmas holidays. Let's do
Speaker 2: another continuing resolution. Probably you can see the riding on
Speaker 2: the wall. Segue to omnibus. Since nobody can get the
Speaker 2: twelve independent spending bills passed, which is what they're supposed
Speaker 2: to do, They've got a full year ahead of the
Speaker 2: time to know that that's due. The House is pasted
Speaker 2: five of twelve. Do you have any The Senate's done none.
Speaker 2: It's their job, David done, Jack squat. You know, if
Speaker 2: you or I performed at our jobs the way these guys,
Speaker 2: these lollygaggers perform, we would be fired.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If Joe, for example, he does the rundowns for the
Speaker 2: fifty five KRC Morning show if you just didn't do
Speaker 2: a rundown. So okay, I'll get you the rundown for
Speaker 2: Thursday on Monday, like after that just doesn't cut it.
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, you've got a job that's twelve
Speaker 2: specific spending bills. You got a full year ahead of
Speaker 2: time to know when they are due. And yet here
Speaker 2: we find ourselves. Oh my god, election days looming. We
Speaker 2: haven't gott an agreement in place. No, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to vote for that now, I'm not going to vote
Speaker 2: for that. Oh my god, the government's going to shut down.
Speaker 2: We can't have that continuing resolution Segue to an omnibus bill,
Speaker 2: which is basically rolls all twelve into one big fat
Speaker 2: bill that no one reads and no one knows what's
Speaker 2: in it, and of course doesn't include anything at all.
Speaker 2: Along the lines of a cut douck with Senator ran
Speaker 2: Paul yesterday about is what is it fivepenny plan? It
Speaker 2: used to be but I don't know. Fifteen twenty years ago,
Speaker 2: if you just cut one cent of every dollar spent
Speaker 2: by the federal government, we could have a balanced budget
Speaker 2: in no time. Now we're up to five cents. But
Speaker 2: according to Senator Ran Paul, inder his calculations, A mere
Speaker 2: five cents cut on every single dollar the federal government spends,
Speaker 2: and they spend a lot, as you know, would get
Speaker 2: us in a balanced situation within five I think that's
Speaker 2: a worthy exercise. Let's give it a try in the
Speaker 2: name of saving our country from our incompetent lords and
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Speaker 2: listen live. I mentioned talk. I'm with Senator Ram paul yesterday.
Speaker 2: That's right there, of course, Judgejennena Paula Tan on the
Speaker 2: history of free speech. FLP President Ken Kober regarding this
Speaker 2: ins a public schools ignoring the realities of teen violence
Speaker 2: and not lifting a finger to do anything about it
Speaker 2: at the bus stops where teenagers are very unruly, apparently,
Speaker 2: argue we need more traditional family homes where values are
Speaker 2: taught and insisted upon. Over the phone. See what Pat's
Speaker 2: got this morning. Pat, welcome to the program, and happy
Speaker 2: Thursday to you.
Speaker 5: Same to you, Brian. To begin with, I'm praying every
Speaker 5: Sunday the same cantherine in Sienna, and I'm praying for
Speaker 5: you that everything comes out. Okay, Oh thank you.
Speaker 2: You're talking about my CT scan. Please are you referring
Speaker 2: to my CT scan? Yes, oh, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: I hope to get the results back today. So that's
Speaker 2: very kind of you to be to be thinking on
Speaker 2: me and the offering me some prayers. That's a very
Speaker 2: beautiful and I really truly appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Those prayers get answered every time evil gets caught. The
Speaker 5: reason I'm calling is I think I've mentioned.
Speaker 6: Before George Soros, who.
Speaker 5: I just found out was born in Hungary in nineteen thirty.
Speaker 5: He is buying got radio stations. And I know for
Speaker 5: a fact because my daughter got me a radio and
Speaker 5: it was only FM, so I know the radios are
Speaker 5: out there. So she sent that back and I got
Speaker 5: my AM at them radio. But I am so worried about,
Speaker 5: you know, if they take the AM off, and I
Speaker 5: know there's something up there in Washington they're supposed to
Speaker 5: vote on, but we have to have AM because that's
Speaker 5: the other way. I listened to you in the morning,
Speaker 5: so I'm praying that we keep our AM. But anyway, Brian,
Speaker 5: you'd be very careful pray for the children, because boy
Speaker 5: do we.
Speaker 2: Need for Yes, we do.
Speaker 5: So you have a super day, honey, and that goes
Speaker 5: for Joe too.
Speaker 2: God bless you, and thank you again for all your prayers.
Speaker 2: That really means a great deal to me. Very kind
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Speaker 2: talking last week with the instructor who gave the empower
Speaker 2: use some inar class about USA Deadly Force and the
Speaker 2: UH Ashley Babbitt came up and I said, that's a
Speaker 2: great illustration of the use of deadly force. One was
Speaker 2: totally inappropriate and unlawful, and that that police officer, the
Speaker 2: Capitol police officer, should be arrested for it. Capitol Police
Speaker 2: Lieutenant Michael Byrd is the one who shot her, even
Speaker 2: though his life was not in peril and there was
Speaker 2: no one really around him. Well, she's got a court
Speaker 2: hearing date. Her family fought a wrongful death action against
Speaker 2: a variety of people, of course, including the police lieutenant
Speaker 2: Michael Byrd, uh and U S District Court for the
Speaker 2: District of Columbia. Now they want to have a transfer
Speaker 2: to a less politically charged jurisdiction. But in the meantime,
Speaker 2: trial date July twentieth, twenty twenty six, the thirty million
Speaker 2: dollars wrongful death suit. Now, as the details unfold here,
Speaker 2: according to the complaint and as has been documented another
Speaker 2: reporting on it, she traveled from San Diego to DC
Speaker 2: to attend a Women for America first rally obviously January sixth,
Speaker 2: and two individuals in the crowded hallway, they say it
Speaker 2: was tightly packed struck otherwise dislodge the glass panels and
Speaker 2: the lobby doors. Folks have seen the video know exactly
Speaker 2: what I'm talking about. Lieutenant Byrd, United States Capital of
Speaker 2: the police commander at the time, was the incident commander
Speaker 2: on January sixth, shot her on site as she raised
Speaker 2: herself into the opening of the right door through this
Speaker 2: skinny little panel that had been removed the sidelight. Accord
Speaker 2: to the reporting, Lieutenant Bird later confessed that he shot
Speaker 2: her before seeing her hands, or assessing her intentions, or
Speaker 2: even identifying her as a female. Not that that would
Speaker 2: matter one way or another. I mean, a female can
Speaker 2: be just as threatening and sometimes even more threatening than
Speaker 2: a man.
Speaker 3: But she was not arms.
Speaker 2: Her hands were up in the air, they were empty,
Speaker 2: and they were in plain view of Lieutenant Bird and
Speaker 2: others who were in the lobby area. He was never charged,
Speaker 2: He never was punished, He was never disciplined for murdering her.
Speaker 2: He was not under fear, He was not under eminent
Speaker 2: apprehension of grievous bodily harm or death. None of that
Speaker 2: was present. She was busily trying to squeeze herself through
Speaker 2: that little sidelight with her hands in the air. He
Speaker 2: had time to assess it. It's also noted in the
Speaker 2: the lawsuit that not one member of Congress is in
Speaker 2: the lobby and it was being guarded by multiple armed
Speaker 2: police pose officers. So you know the details and the
Speaker 2: complaint go on. But then she does have a trial date.
Speaker 2: I think it's a little too far off, but at
Speaker 2: least maybe justice will be served. And I can't think
Speaker 2: of a more open and shut case than that one.
Speaker 2: When it comes to the use of deadly force and
Speaker 2: the erroneous unlawful use of deadly force, it's negligent at
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Speaker 2: Hey everybody, this is Jock.
Speaker 3: Five thirty.
Speaker 2: I'm very happy when team to go over to the
Speaker 2: phones here. Oh, it's always an enjoyable experience to hear
Speaker 2: from west side. Jim, what's side? Welcome back? My friend?
Speaker 2: Are you there?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, you're here. Until I hit the button a little late.
Speaker 2: You just you're you're That's okay, not not a problem.
Speaker 3: I'm a no big deal.
Speaker 6: Hey, we've got a couple of things this morning. That
Speaker 6: DC Cops situation. I think it, you know as well
Speaker 6: as I do. On training playing Monday morning quarterback. Same
Speaker 6: thing happened here with that Timothy Thomas Deeel. He had
Speaker 6: his finger on the trigger and accidentally went off, you know,
Speaker 6: playing that Monday morning quarterback, of course, and his training
Speaker 6: was not to put your finger on the trigger unless
Speaker 6: you're a.
Speaker 3: Point of your life.
Speaker 6: You put it on the guard and then if something happened.
Speaker 6: So they're going to try to cop out on this
Speaker 6: thing and say that he was afraid for his life
Speaker 6: or some kind of an excuse, which ain't gonna hold water.
Speaker 6: But you watch him get out of this thing. I mean,
Speaker 6: it's going to end up in a civil court, and
Speaker 6: that's probably about it.
Speaker 2: That's what this case is. It's a thirty million dollar
Speaker 2: civil wrongful death claim that the family is filing against him.
Speaker 3: Now, I see I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: Well, thanks for your burden of proof is preponderance as
Speaker 2: opposed to beyond a reasonable doubt in a civil case.
Speaker 2: So you only need like fifty one percent as opposed
Speaker 2: to basically ninety percent belief in the underlying allegations.
Speaker 6: Well, let's hope that he ends up paying something out
Speaker 6: of this because it's it's terrible. But on a local scene,
Speaker 6: I didn't even know we had a city council. We
Speaker 6: got a city council resigned and I don't know who
Speaker 6: the Democrats are going to replace them with, But I
Speaker 6: didn't even know we had nine people of city council people.
Speaker 3: They haven't done a damn thing, And now this guy leaves.
Speaker 6: I like to have a list of what he's done,
Speaker 6: and I like to have a list of what the
Speaker 6: council's done.
Speaker 2: Actually, yeah, one normally relies on local news outlets to
Speaker 2: follow the antics and shenanigans of elected officials on a
Speaker 2: local level, just have a paucity of reporting from city hall.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I guess Sharon Coolidge will be right on top
Speaker 6: of this thing and let us know why, oh well,
Speaker 6: and he decides to get.
Speaker 2: Out of here, probably one of She's one of the
Speaker 2: few local reporters that actually pays attention, at least from
Speaker 2: time to time about what's going on in city hall.
Speaker 2: I don't see it any place else, honestly.
Speaker 3: Yep, that's about it.
Speaker 6: I mean, that's that's She's on top of it ninety
Speaker 6: percent of the time, and the other ten percent. She's
Speaker 6: looking for it, so I give her kudos on that one.
Speaker 6: But no, I just wanted to throw my two cents
Speaker 6: in there on that ec cop because it just irritates
Speaker 6: me that, you know, the gun just went off. No, no, no,
Speaker 6: it's your training, pal. You're not supposed to have your
Speaker 6: finger on that trigger.
Speaker 2: That's right, I mean, that's that's just standard practice if
Speaker 2: you own a firearm. The only time you should have
Speaker 2: your finger on the trigger is if you're planning on
Speaker 2: squeezing off around.
Speaker 6: Yes, sir, But it's going to be good to hear
Speaker 6: Todd Zenzer at seven o'clock. I'm looking forward to that.
Speaker 6: It's always good to hear him.
Speaker 2: Connected communities, Jim, Connected communities.
Speaker 6: Yeah, unbelievable. I'm sure he went to that event last
Speaker 6: night at the farm where mister Atherton was speaking. I
Speaker 6: didn't make it, but I'm sure he went there. Todd.
Speaker 6: Todd hits everything and he's everywhere.
Speaker 2: He really does, and he is a He's a smart guy.
Speaker 2: There's no question about it.
Speaker 3: Yes, he is very smart.
Speaker 6: So anyway, Brian, good morning to you and Joe.
Speaker 2: Thanks well, appreciate the call man you have all. I
Speaker 2: look forward to it. He's referring to Anderson Pub and
Speaker 2: Girl for the last listener lunch before the election. I
Speaker 2: hope everybody can make It's gonna be a good time.
Speaker 2: It's always a good time when Jim Keeper's there. Let's
Speaker 2: see what Keith's got. Keith, thanks for calling the program
Speaker 2: this morning.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 8: Can you hear me?
Speaker 3: Brian?
Speaker 2: Loud and clear?
Speaker 8: Okay, Now if I start laughing and giggling while I'm
Speaker 8: talking to you, I can't help it because my goofy
Speaker 8: little cat wants to tickle me while I'm trying to
Speaker 8: talk to.
Speaker 3: Get.
Speaker 2: I get tales of cat ownership from my mom as
Speaker 2: the you know, first for you into owning a cat.
Speaker 2: He's had snickers for. I think that it's like a
Speaker 2: couple of years, maybe by now, maybe a year and
Speaker 2: a half. And I get the stories of cat ownership
Speaker 2: all the time. They're hilarious.
Speaker 8: Well, I have a dog too, and believe they're not
Speaker 8: their best friends.
Speaker 9: And that's great a dog.
Speaker 8: My dog actually adopted the cat when it was a
Speaker 8: little kid aw and took it in and raced it
Speaker 8: ever since.
Speaker 3: That's beautiful cat's very dog like. Keith.
Speaker 2: You didn't call talk about the cat on your mind today.
Speaker 8: Well, two things quickly about the mayorship in New York City.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I'm quite surprised nobody on the East Coast,
Speaker 8: which the radio stations I've been listening to, is talking
Speaker 8: about the fact that either the prosecution or the defense
Speaker 8: may ask for a change of venue in that case.
Speaker 8: Because if I'm either or, I don't want that case
Speaker 8: held in the southern district of New York City where
Speaker 8: the guy being prosecuted as the mayor of the town.
Speaker 8: For God's sake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And for those not in the know, Mayor Adams
Speaker 2: has been indicted. The indictment hasn't been unsealed yet. It's
Speaker 2: supposed to happen today, But the grand jury has handed
Speaker 2: down an indictment. It's just a specifics that we don't
Speaker 2: know about.
Speaker 7: Yet, right.
Speaker 8: And another thing too, dependent on how serious the charges
Speaker 8: are whatever it is. I'm not saying how serious it's
Speaker 8: going to be or not be, but it's very very serious.
Speaker 8: The judge might slap him with a no bond holder
Speaker 8: and having held an a federal tail somewhere possibly, I mean,
Speaker 8: depending on how serious the charges are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe, But and there's a whole.
Speaker 8: Bunch of different rumors going around in New York City
Speaker 8: about what it might be, and if it is any
Speaker 8: of those things, he actually might get hit with a
Speaker 8: no bond holder.
Speaker 2: Well, wouldn't that be interesting? A Democrat mayor and a
Speaker 2: Democrat city with Democrat prosecutors and Democrat officials all asking
Speaker 2: for him to be held. That would be highly unusual.
Speaker 2: Now I expect that kind of a reaction to Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe Donald Trump being indicted criminally, but
Speaker 2: the mayor of New York City, this is that. Keep
Speaker 2: your popcorn out on that one. We'll find out whether
Speaker 2: it's how serious the charges are. He's been all of
Speaker 2: the people around him, swirling around him, have all had
Speaker 2: their houses raided by the FBI. So I think this
Speaker 2: is the Writing's been on the wall for this to
Speaker 2: come down for some time now. So popcorn is out
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Speaker 2: CD talk station stack o stupid. We go to Henderson, Nevado,
Speaker 2: where the Henderson Police and Fire Department responded to one
Speaker 2: thousand block a wellness place because of a shooting happened
Speaker 2: around four am on Saturday. Nine to one one calls
Speaker 2: indicated gun shots were heard. A guy was seen lying
Speaker 2: on the ground. Detectors arrived and preliminarily determined that an
Speaker 2: unknown man carrying a gun approached in a confrontational manner
Speaker 2: a thirty three year old man and demanded his cell
Speaker 2: phone and wallet. Eh, you never know who's pack enough
Speaker 2: a concealed carry weapon these days. In this particular case,
Speaker 2: the victim also had a gun and was faster on
Speaker 2: the draw, apparently because the thirty three year old guy,
Speaker 2: who was fearing for his life legitimately so fired multiple
Speaker 2: rounds from his gun, hitting the unknown man, killing him.
Speaker 2: They attempted life saving measures, but well, this guy died
Speaker 2: of the scene. Thirty three year old man who fired
Speaker 2: his gun stayed on the scene cooperated with the investigation,
Speaker 2: according to officials, detectives considering the case of homicide, but
Speaker 2: they added that the coroner's office will release the identity
Speaker 2: of the guy who died, as well as the cause
Speaker 2: and manner of death, which I think, based upon the porting,
Speaker 2: we all know how he died, commented on the Henderson
Speaker 2: Police Department's Facebook pace about the incident. Everybody's backing the
Speaker 2: guy who was getting robbed, accorded to one person, people
Speaker 2: should realize Nevada is both an open carry and can
Speaker 2: killed the concealed carry state. Just like Texas and Montana.
Speaker 2: You never know who might be packing that second amendment.
Speaker 2: Good guy with a gun, one bad guy with a
Speaker 2: gun zero. One other said, sounds like a good shot,
Speaker 2: and finally one said one less booking.
Speaker 10: Now, who can argue with that?
Speaker 2: Mat Go to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Man dead after a
Speaker 2: dispute over a jukebox song. Things got Things got violent
Speaker 2: at a Mexican restaurant Fort Lauderdale, early money, he courted
Speaker 2: a witnesses. Argument started around one o'clock in the morning
Speaker 2: thirty in the morning at h and Tahito's Mexicanos restaurant,
Speaker 2: when one man insulted another over his song choice on
Speaker 2: the jukebox. One witness said, I heard that there was
Speaker 2: these two guys and then they got into an argument
Speaker 2: because one of them played a song that the on
Speaker 2: the jukebox and the other guy was kind of pissed off.
Speaker 2: The guy that got insulted pulled his weapon and started
Speaker 2: shooting at the other guy. Fight escalated quickly. According to
Speaker 2: another friend who was inside the restaurant, the man who
Speaker 2: insulted this song allegedly drew his weapon first, but the
Speaker 2: other guy fired back. What the quote from the witness,
Speaker 2: One of them played a song on the rock Cola
Speaker 2: the machine, and the other guy was pissed off and said,
Speaker 2: you're not a real Mexican if you play that blanking music.
Speaker 2: You know, police dispatcher said, just advising that a male
Speaker 2: got shot three times. The other guy was chasing him
Speaker 2: shot after shot. It's just sad because this is a
Speaker 2: good neighborhood and has said it never happens. According to
Speaker 2: the victim's brother, he spent the morning looking for him
Speaker 2: until he got a call from detectives that confirmed his
Speaker 2: suspicions that his brother was dead. He said the argument
Speaker 2: occurred inside the restaurant was about music coming from the jukebox.
Speaker 2: They have security footage, by the way, as his tradition anymore. Uh,
Speaker 2: you know, Joe, it really irks me as well. Who, what, when, where,
Speaker 2: and why the why is the song? But we're left
Speaker 2: without the specifics about what specific song it was. I
Speaker 2: knew you were gonna do that, Straker, watch it, man,
Speaker 2: You're gonna get shot. Forty fifty five Krcity Talk Station.
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Speaker 2: How are you with Todd zemzsons. You can be talking
Speaker 2: Connected Community seven oh five. Donald and Neil celebrating twenty
Speaker 2: years of Americans for Prosperity at seven thirty. Bernie Marina
Speaker 2: in it at eight oh five, follow by Jay Rattler
Speaker 2: at eight thirty moving back over to the stack is stupid.
Speaker 2: We have an Arkansas couple who tried to sell their
Speaker 2: two month old baby for a six pack of beer.
Speaker 1: Dear, what the hell?
Speaker 2: I don't know? They really need you to read more
Speaker 2: than that anyway. Twenty one year old Darian Urban and
Speaker 2: a twenty year old Shalene Ellers accused one count each
Speaker 2: of the dangering the welfare of a miner and attempting
Speaker 2: to accept consideration for relinquishment of a minor, a technical
Speaker 2: way of saying selling your Baby Corner Event County Court
Speaker 2: records obtained by long Crime the attempted the adoption for
Speaker 2: Ooz as well as some money, apparently open knowledge among
Speaker 2: the folks involved and several others. September twenty first person
Speaker 2: used the phone in the manager's opposite Beaver Lake Hideaway
Speaker 2: campground to call it. Benton County Sheriff's Office report that
Speaker 2: the parents tried to give up the baby for a
Speaker 2: six pack of beer and then wanted one thousand dollars
Speaker 2: for the baby, corded to the affidavit of a probable
Speaker 2: cause filed in the case. City a little bit east
Speaker 2: of Oklahoma border, some two or miles in the northwest
Speaker 2: of Little Rock, Arkansas. According to the document, I, Darien
Speaker 2: Urban and Charlene Ellers are signing our rights over to
Speaker 2: Cody Nathaniel Martin our baby boy for one thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: On nine twenty one, twenty four. Document reads disclaimer after
Speaker 2: signing this, there will be no changing y'all two's minds
Speaker 2: and to never contact again. They had their lawyer draw
Speaker 2: that one up. I think Joe. Multiple witnesses corroborated this
Speaker 2: pseudo adopt adoption process. Accord to the deputy. In the affidavit,
Speaker 2: he also obtained a cellular phone video of Urban and
Speaker 2: Ellers signing the contract with a man who would have
Speaker 2: bought their baby. The impetus of the attempted sale was
Speaker 2: beer itself. Eller allegedly approached the other couple's camper asked
Speaker 2: them for beer, as he regularly does the cording to
Speaker 2: the Affidavid. When the couple declined, Mom left, but the
Speaker 2: man named Ricky Crawford offered beer in exchange for keeping
Speaker 2: the baby overnight. Crawford, who investigators described as exceedingly intoxicated
Speaker 2: during his interview, allegedly said he was concerned about the
Speaker 2: baby's welfare and wanted to get him out of Erbin
Speaker 2: and Eller's hands overnight, which they agreed to alf David reads.
Speaker 2: He asked if he could have the baby overnight and
Speaker 2: provided Urban and L's with several cans of beer in exchange.
Speaker 2: Urban and Ellers agreed that give the baby, along with
Speaker 2: the diaper bag to Crawford, and then brought the baby
Speaker 2: to to Martin and another camper at the campground. Ellers
Speaker 2: and Urban then came to the same camper and spoke
Speaker 2: with Martin and Crawford before signing the less Martin told
Speaker 2: law enforcement he was the person who drew up the contract.
Speaker 2: No money actually changed hands, but he planned to bring
Speaker 2: the couple thousand dollars check on September twenty third Court
Speaker 2: to the detective. Based on the totality of the investigation,
Speaker 2: is believed both Bururban and Eller created a substantial risk
Speaker 2: of death or serious physical injury by abandoning their minor child,
Speaker 2: initially with an obviously intoxicated mail and ultimately with someone
Speaker 2: they did not know. Courd of the ABIDATA, they reported
Speaker 2: Crawford had come to the camper and requested to take
Speaker 2: the baby for the night. They stated they agreed and
Speaker 2: gave the baby Crawford. They stated they didn't discussed it
Speaker 2: and went to the camper where the baby was and
Speaker 2: spoke to Martin. So they'd offered a surround of the
Speaker 2: baby to Martin exchange for one thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 2: They said Martin created an agreement that they videotaped to
Speaker 2: ensure it was legal and if they planned to legalize it.
Speaker 2: On the following Monday, they both stated that they left
Speaker 2: on the understanding that the baby was given to Martin
Speaker 2: in exchange for one thousand dollars to be collected owner
Speaker 2: the campground call one of the transaction called nine one one.
Speaker 2: According to the shriff, saw his baby boy allegedly showed
Speaker 2: signs of neglect, shocking no one. Both urban and lers
Speaker 2: ordered held on fifty thousand dollars bail. Do what the
Speaker 2: hell and we'll just go ahead and give me the
Speaker 2: biggest douche of the universe award on top of that.
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Speaker 2: two hours eighth five with Bernie Moreno. We got to
Speaker 2: get Bernie elected and get rid of Shared Brown, so
Speaker 2: we'll talk with him at eight oh five fingers crossed,
Speaker 2: and it being Thursday, typical Thursday, it'll be eight thirty.
Speaker 2: I heard need the aviation expert Jay Ratliffe, Big time storm.
Speaker 2: Of course, we're all talking about the hurricane barreling down
Speaker 2: on Florida. Should be a cat for by landfall storm
Speaker 2: surges up to twenty feet. I still can't get over that.
Speaker 2: The image of that is mind boggling. Two United Airlines
Speaker 2: passengers injured when plane made an evasive maneuver. Some changes
Speaker 2: coming to Southwest Airlines. And of course we always end
Speaker 2: with Jay on Hubbdal is going to be a decent
Speaker 2: day to travel. Going back to the first topic with
Speaker 2: him going over to the phones, Le's see what CJ's
Speaker 2: got this morning. Happy Thursday, CJ. Thanks for calling in, Oh,
Speaker 2: thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 4: And before I get to what I was going to
Speaker 4: call about two three weeks ago, I called and told
Speaker 4: you I felt like Bertie Moreno is getting some momentum
Speaker 4: and those poles either have him down one one.
Speaker 3: Point too up two to three.
Speaker 4: And I still think that momentum is very strong for
Speaker 4: Moreno and Brown. And if he keeps keeps pushing the throttle,
Speaker 4: I suspect that Moreno's gonna win this race, but he's
Speaker 4: got to keep the.
Speaker 13: Foot on the throttle.
Speaker 2: I agree with you on that. I hope you're right.
Speaker 3: I have.
Speaker 2: I like Bertie Moreno. I think he's a welcome alternative
Speaker 2: to the very left wing shared Brown. And come on,
Speaker 2: Ohio is a red state now, right, and we were
Speaker 2: not a swing state. I mean, they're already chalking it
Speaker 2: up as a Trump win by all the pollsters, so
Speaker 2: why wouldn't the down ballot candidates, And even though that's
Speaker 2: not that far down, you go from voting for Donald
Speaker 2: Trump immediately to a consideration between Bernie Marino and Shared Brown.
Speaker 2: I would like to think people would just have fault
Speaker 2: and immediately at Bernie and then move on to the
Speaker 2: lower races. But that's just me anyhow. Gets that's sorry, CJ.
Speaker 2: Go ahead with your point.
Speaker 4: With yesterday's indictment of Eric Adams, I don't think that's
Speaker 4: a coincidence that that's a week or two after P
Speaker 4: Diddy I some of these people, Yeah, because P Diddy
Speaker 4: was a major funder of Eric Adams in that campaign.
Speaker 4: And I know that the indictment was about Turkey and
Speaker 4: it didn't really have much to do with that, but
Speaker 4: it kind of I don't know if that's a coincidence
Speaker 4: because there was a closeness and Eric Adams came from
Speaker 4: being basically a cop to the mayor, and I think
Speaker 4: that there's some stuff there. And P Diddy was huge
Speaker 4: in the Democrat Party. Maybe he was a first fundraiser
Speaker 4: for Kamala Harris. He did a lot of stuff with
Speaker 4: the Clinton family. And when you start having friends like Weinstein,
Speaker 4: P Diddy, and Epstein, me, if you're some of those
Speaker 4: people who are on all three of those friends list,
Speaker 4: I got a question who you are?
Speaker 3: And Eric Avas is right there with that.
Speaker 2: You think, so okay, But I mean we don't know
Speaker 2: what the indictments that. I mean, they haven't been unsealed yet,
Speaker 2: so we're kind of scratching our head over what exactly
Speaker 2: they think they have on Mayor Adams. I know all
Speaker 2: of his you know, close ties around him have been
Speaker 2: have had their houses raided, and the FBI has, you know,
Speaker 2: searched a whole bunch of them. Back in February, Winny
Speaker 2: greco Is, one of his top aides, raided her house
Speaker 2: and got another. A couple of people also had been raided.
Speaker 2: So I think Eric Adams saw the writing on the
Speaker 2: wall and he probably knows exactly what's in the indictment.
Speaker 2: But I interesting thought connecting it to P Diddy. There's
Speaker 2: a lot of people that been to P Diddy parties.
Speaker 2: Apparently they were the parties to attend. I guess, so
Speaker 2: a lot of people's social media accounts being deleted as
Speaker 2: a consequence of their connection with him too. But remember
Speaker 2: he is on suicide Watch, and last time someone was
Speaker 2: on suicide Watch Epstein, we all know what happened to him.
Speaker 2: Are are there any Vegas odds out there on PDD
Speaker 2: he's surviving through trial. Somebody's got to have odds on that.
Speaker 2: And considering the multitude of celebrities that attended his parties
Speaker 2: and partied with them, and by all accounts, the videotape
Speaker 2: that he has of a lot of people's antics at
Speaker 2: those parties perhaps kept in reserve for future use to
Speaker 2: the extent PD he'd ever need to call it a favor.
Speaker 2: I imagine a lot of people are sweating bullets. We
Speaker 2: still haven't gotten the Epstein stuff yet, have we. I
Speaker 2: guess if you're powerful and connected, you don't have to
Speaker 2: worry about stuff like that anyway, recruit. I saw this
Speaker 2: the other day, and I talked about it the other day.
Speaker 2: The idea that the big power players and artificial intelligence
Speaker 2: are going to be using nuclear power, and how come
Speaker 2: it is they're allowed to have nuclear power and use
Speaker 2: nuclear power and nuclear power will be considered when data
Speaker 2: centered growth and use is under scrutiny. It's like, wait
Speaker 2: a second. On one side, they've been shoving electric vehicles
Speaker 2: and electric little everything down our throats now for a
Speaker 2: long time. You know you're smart thermostat that can adjust
Speaker 2: your air conditioning like they're doing it like they did
Speaker 2: in Texas automatically turning your air conditioning off. Well, if
Speaker 2: you're electric, that's what happens. Your stove is electric, your
Speaker 2: furnace is electric. Everything's electric, and that's the direction they go.
Speaker 2: Your car is electric. Shut the grid down, you can't
Speaker 2: power it up. But what of artificial intelligence? Because I've
Speaker 2: been saying we need nuclear power for years and years.
Speaker 2: There's no reason it should take as long as it
Speaker 2: takes to build a nuclear plant. We have these modular reactors,
Speaker 2: which is going to come up in the context here
Speaker 2: in a moment. They're one size fits all. You don't
Speaker 2: have to individually design them, which is caused. This is
Speaker 2: one of the reasons why those things take forever to build.
Speaker 2: You have to the planning stages, then the environmental litigation
Speaker 2: and the arguments over nuclear power plant design, et cetera.
Speaker 2: You know, you got to basically a rubber stamp modular plant. Boomp,
Speaker 2: there it is. We built one there, and then boomp,
Speaker 2: there it is, we built another one over there. Identical
Speaker 2: in every way, shape and form except location. So they're
Speaker 2: talking about re firing back up three Mile Island. One
Speaker 2: of the two reactors. They're not the one that melted
Speaker 2: down back in the seventies, but the other one which
Speaker 2: has been mothballed I think since like twenty nineteen because
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence, and they have a direct line to the
Speaker 2: artificial intelligence data centers. I can't remember it's Meta or
Speaker 2: Google or which one was hooking up to the three
Speaker 2: Mile Island plant. It was Microsoft, Constellation Energy. Microsoft turn
Speaker 2: the nuclear power plant on because why well, Microsoft needs
Speaker 2: the power. So you got to be a Microsoft or
Speaker 2: a Meta to to qualify to use nuclear power. We're
Speaker 2: out out here in the in the great vast wilderness,
Speaker 2: the unwashed masses with no political ties and no political connections,
Speaker 2: demanding a reliable energy source because they're taking the sole
Speaker 2: reliable energy sources away from us, well not soul, and
Speaker 2: forcing us to use windmills and uh and of course
Speaker 2: solar panels and hooking them up to big batteries. You know,
Speaker 2: Duke just asks for a rate increase, right one of
Speaker 2: the reasons. One of the reasons was so they could
Speaker 2: buy grid scale batteries, so when new wind blows, the
Speaker 2: batteries absorb the electricity and hold it in storage for
Speaker 2: when the wind's not blowing. Grid scale batteries described as
Speaker 2: hundreds of times the size of EED batteries. That becomes
Speaker 2: important here in a moment as I continue my rant
Speaker 2: on this. But these big players are also considering having
Speaker 2: their own modular nuclear her plants. And we had Energy
Speaker 2: Secretary Jennifer Granholme speaking with Who was she talking with anyway,
Speaker 2: she was on CNBC on Tuesday morning. She's asked about
Speaker 2: how data centers would be powered in the future. David
Speaker 2: Faber asked, At the same time, we've been trying to
Speaker 2: obviously replace typical energy sources withle with renewables, and we
Speaker 2: now have this incredible potential uptick in the need for
Speaker 2: power because of data centers and the growth of generative AI.
Speaker 2: How do you see a plan out, he asked. I mean,
Speaker 2: we talk a lot about nuclear power. We were talking
Speaker 2: about three Mile Hole and coming back online or one
Speaker 2: of the reactors, and any number of other nuclear sites
Speaker 2: being recommissioned, so to speak. How's it going to mix out?
Speaker 2: Given our power needs could be twenty percent higher than
Speaker 2: right now in a handful of years. She had this
Speaker 2: to say, Oh, the estimates are fifteen percent higher within
Speaker 2: ten years as a result of both AI as well
Speaker 2: as all the new manufacturing activity and electrifie, the transportation sector.
Speaker 2: We are going to need more power. I'm telling you
Speaker 2: we are adding that power. We are adding record amounts
Speaker 2: of clean power. In addition, the hyper scalers for these
Speaker 2: big data centers all have commitments to clean energy too,
Speaker 2: and they don't want to see themselves located in a
Speaker 2: community where they're demand for power causes everybody's rates to
Speaker 2: go up. They're committed, she said, telling us to bringing
Speaker 2: that power with them, which is why they why the
Speaker 2: need for nuclear small nuclear modular reactors, co locating data
Speaker 2: centers with small reactors or partnerships.
Speaker 14: Ah.
Speaker 2: Then she went on to site the relationship with Constellation
Speaker 2: and Microsoft with the three Mile Island deal. She said,
Speaker 2: we got a ton of nuclear sites in this country
Speaker 2: that have been permitted for additional reactors that could be
Speaker 2: powering data centers as well. We're working with those. So
Speaker 2: that suggests to me they're at least considering nuclear power,
Speaker 2: perhaps beyond the ass of AI centers which are going
Speaker 2: to get nuclear power before you and I get it.
Speaker 2: And you know, we start doing these modulars, you can
Speaker 2: kiss that multi bazillion billion, gazillion dollar price tag away.
Speaker 2: They won't cost as much to build. They will be,
Speaker 2: of course, producers of an abundance of electricity, satisfying our
Speaker 2: needs and using up a very small footprint. We also
Speaker 2: have our own nuclear materials here in the United States.
Speaker 2: We can manufacture these ourselves. I doubt we'd have to
Speaker 2: rely on the Chinese Communist Party and it's lithium reserves
Speaker 2: and it's all of its rare earth mineral reserves and
Speaker 2: its slave labor to provide us with all the things
Speaker 2: needed for batteries. We got development. More on that battery
Speaker 2: component here in a minute. I lsill have a couple
Speaker 2: of callers online, but it is six seventeen and it's
Speaker 2: time for me to mention affordable medical imaging. Talking about
Speaker 2: my scan the other day, I went to affordable medical imaging,
Speaker 2: putting my recommendations to you and applying them to me.
Speaker 2: It's like, wait a minute, I recommend affordable all the time,
Speaker 2: so I'm going to go there and the big difference
Speaker 2: you can see why and my CT scan at affordable
Speaker 2: imaging with contrasts six hundred dollars not four or five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars that a hospital imaging department would cost. You
Speaker 2: look around, you they keep the overhead really low. At
Speaker 2: Affordable Imaging Services, it's the same equipment as in that
Speaker 2: big giant hospital room with the machines that go bing
Speaker 2: and all that kind of stuff. Same equipment, same professional
Speaker 2: type people operating it. You get a board certified radiologist
Speaker 2: report with every scan included in the low price CT
Speaker 2: scan of the contrast six hundred bucks without a contrast
Speaker 2: four to fifty go to the hospital. Again, we're talking
Speaker 2: literally thousands of dollars, much of which will probably come
Speaker 2: out of your pocket. Go ahead, call them up, ask
Speaker 2: them after insurance payments are made, how much the image
Speaker 2: is going to cost me? What am I going to
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Speaker 2: to start with Steve. Steve Wens, thanks for calling this morning.
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Speaker 3: Program, Yes, sir.
Speaker 15: Three quick comments. First of all, it's a shame when
Speaker 15: my Senator Ram Paul is on your show and he
Speaker 15: has to clarify which assassination attempt he's talking about, because
Speaker 15: there's more than one. That's pretty sad, isn't it.
Speaker 16: It is?
Speaker 3: Indeed.
Speaker 15: Secondly, I mean, and I'm going to end it, the
Speaker 15: third one's kind of a tongue in cheek one. But secondly,
Speaker 15: with Sean Combs Epstein, the the you know he was
Speaker 15: blackmailing people. I mean, he was a multi millionaire based
Speaker 15: on Dirk he had on people.
Speaker 2: That seems to be the case.
Speaker 15: Yeah, Combs, I think has all this information on people too,
Speaker 15: you know, And we know with Epstein it was Bill Gates.
Speaker 15: And you know there's a lot of powerful people that
Speaker 15: that you know, can't keep it in their pants, so
Speaker 15: they have they are able to be blackmailed. So you
Speaker 15: wonder what's gonna happen to him? And you wonder why
Speaker 15: with Combe, why are they arresting him?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 15: I mean that this stuff's not new. This is this
Speaker 15: was well known for years that he had these you
Speaker 15: know that he did all this stuff. Well, something something's
Speaker 15: going on.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was liberal favoritism that kept him out of
Speaker 2: trouble until now. And then when women started coming out
Speaker 2: and accusing him of rape and of child molestation, well
Speaker 2: it was, uh, they just couldn't keep it undercover anymore,
Speaker 2: so they decided to take it seriously and indict him.
Speaker 15: Well it plays out, yeah, the last one, which I
Speaker 15: just kind of tongue in cheek. I am jealous of
Speaker 15: you for getting to uh be with Morgan Ortegas on Saturday.
Speaker 15: And maybe she'll she I mean, she's she's hot, she's smart,
Speaker 15: she's conservative, well spoken. Wouldn't it be nice if she
Speaker 15: brought her friend Katie Pavlich with her and you got
Speaker 15: to sit in between those two.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, a nice one, like to be the meat
Speaker 2: and that sandwich right there.
Speaker 15: Well, I would want you to keep looking down at
Speaker 15: your ring finger and seeing that wedding band on their.
Speaker 2: Well, I actually I don't wear one. No, I haven't.
Speaker 2: I haven't for years and years and years. Not that
Speaker 2: my relationship is unstable. I am happily, happily married with
Speaker 2: no intention of breaking up ever with my wife. I'm
Speaker 2: married out of my element. I got no reason to. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but my wife knows that I have a roving eye,
Speaker 2: and I do appreciate a beautiful woman when I happen
Speaker 2: to be in the room with her. In fact, my
Speaker 2: wife and I will walk into a room, this has
Speaker 2: happened many times over the years, and she'll quickly finds
Speaker 2: to find a person she knows the type of woman
Speaker 2: that I like, and she is. You thinks she's really attractive,
Speaker 2: don't you know. I look up and like, yeah, you
Speaker 2: saw her before I did.
Speaker 15: Well, I got time for this. But I've done this
Speaker 15: one for my wife because when we'd be having dinner
Speaker 15: somewhere and you know, there's a pretty girl behind her
Speaker 15: odd look, and she'd always looked back and she'd see
Speaker 15: and you know, I'm like that whatever, and so I
Speaker 15: will occasionally just look and there's nobody there, and I'm
Speaker 15: like looking past or like there's somebody there, and she'll
Speaker 15: turn and look and there's nobody there. And I've never
Speaker 15: said anything to her about it, but I think it's
Speaker 15: hilarious because it's just I'm just saying, it's you've got
Speaker 15: to entertain yourself in life.
Speaker 2: I have fun with that one, absolutely, absolutely. So listen,
Speaker 2: I'm a guy. I look, you know it always, you know,
Speaker 2: I think Missy some sort of concern over an unstable
Speaker 2: relationship or your your insecurity, because if you're yelling or
Speaker 2: are angry with your man for looking at another woman,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. This is how we work. There's no denying
Speaker 2: that it is going on, whether or not you catch
Speaker 2: it or not. I'm just open and obvious about it
Speaker 2: because my wife and I are in love and we
Speaker 2: enjoy each other's company. So it's a okay, Mississippi James.
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Speaker 14: I happen to be partners with the largest radio company
Speaker 14: in the country, which is iHeartMedia, and then the second
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Speaker 14: I wonder how many conservative talk show hosts that will
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Speaker 2: The answer is probably zero.
Speaker 14: Now's the next move to go after other radio stations
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Speaker 14: I don't know, but certainly got to think about it.
Speaker 14: Why did he have a sudden interest in this out
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Speaker 2: Then cloudy day. I started showers in high seventy five.
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Speaker 2: five right now, time for traffic.
Speaker 18: Or not.
Speaker 2: It's becoming kind of a common occurrence. Is Chuck Ingram
Speaker 2: disappeared to advance of Judge of Polatano. It's highlighted Judges
Speaker 2: week is hearing Chuck Ingram's ramblings and see here you go.
Speaker 2: I know my life wife is listening. I just assume it.
Speaker 2: I got text from my wife on my last comments,
Speaker 2: I love you even though you are a looky loo.
Speaker 2: And my reply, of course is that's one of the
Speaker 2: many reasons why I love you see play nicely together,
Speaker 2: Mississippi James, thanks for calling this morning, and a happy
Speaker 2: Thursday to you, sir.
Speaker 3: Hello doctor Brian.
Speaker 9: Now I was I was calling and respond to your next.
Speaker 3: Tutor last called.
Speaker 9: But as I was waiting in your last call, them
Speaker 9: chimed in and both of them was talking about P
Speaker 9: did it yeah, in which I don't condone anything that
Speaker 9: he does. And he's talking about talking about uh friends
Speaker 9: of P did it rich wealthy friends.
Speaker 1: Literally one of them is Todd Trump failed.
Speaker 3: To mention Trumpet in that circle.
Speaker 2: No, I've seen pictures of them together.
Speaker 3: Got oversight both of them.
Speaker 2: Now I will be the first person to tell you
Speaker 2: and say out loud, because you know, Mississippi James, I've
Speaker 2: gotten my picture taken. Over the years, I've been on
Speaker 2: radio with listener lunches and all the other activities. I've
Speaker 2: done political events. I've been to tea party events, I've
Speaker 2: been to the tax Day rallies, thousands and thousands of
Speaker 2: thousands of people I've met over the years. Many times
Speaker 2: people have asked to have a picture taken with me.
Speaker 2: I'm like, okay, you know it's your reputation and stake
Speaker 2: here jokingly, but any one of those people could turn
Speaker 2: out to be some absolute horrific pervert criminal. It doesn't
Speaker 2: mean anything. Just because you got a picture with someone
Speaker 2: who turns out to be an indicted and then ultimately
Speaker 2: convicted criminal or wrongdoer doesn't mean you're engaged in the activity.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to indict based upon a photograph of
Speaker 2: any of the thousands of people who've gotten a photograph
Speaker 2: with P Diddy until maybe an indictment gets handed down
Speaker 2: and they are implicated in criminal activity. So, yeah, Trump
Speaker 2: had pictures with P Diddy as well, and so did
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of other people politically and a political
Speaker 2: and otherwise. You're right. I'm with you all day long
Speaker 2: on that, James. Absolutely, I don't hold any one of
Speaker 2: them accountable for P Diddy's actions, unless, of course, when
Speaker 2: the video comes out and we can actually see who's involved. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Trump has pictures with P Diddy, has pictures of himself
Speaker 2: with Trump. Absolutely on the record, it's been all over
Speaker 2: the internet. Appreciate you bringing that up. Absolutely, don't look.
Speaker 2: Don't overlook that, folks, it's important. Uh, let us see here,
Speaker 2: got local stories to talk about. Oh, pay Corps.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: There was another article about the one point twenty five
Speaker 2: billion dollars proposal to renovate pay Corps Stadium FKA Paul
Speaker 2: Brown Stadium, which is what I still like to call
Speaker 2: it mess their construction. Who provided the estimates, Scott Wartman
Speaker 2: of the Inquire reporting, Uh. The largest expense in the
Speaker 2: one point two five billion stadium renovation. I find those
Speaker 2: words together so hard to utter that we are actually
Speaker 2: considering a one point two five billion dollar upgrade. Could
Speaker 2: build a damn stadium for that much money. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: it won't be up the NFL standards. A blow it
Speaker 2: out here, you know what. I'm sorry, I'm getting fed up.
Speaker 2: The biggest chunk the practice fields, indoor training facility, and
Speaker 2: team offices, using up three hundred and thirty six million,
Speaker 2: eight hundred and forty six and fifty dollars anticipated. That's
Speaker 2: before cost overruns three hundred thirty six million dollars. So
Speaker 2: they get a practice field and they get new team offices.
Speaker 2: The largest chunk of the entire expenditure right there for
Speaker 2: stuff that has nothing to do with the stadium itself.
Speaker 2: Oh but if we put the stadium offices over and
Speaker 2: a new field by the new field. Then that'll open
Speaker 2: up more room inside pay corps for something you and
Speaker 2: I are never going to enjoy. Suites, more suites, the
Speaker 2: improvements around the stadium, relocation of Marring Way, for example,
Speaker 2: I think they wrote that moving Marring Way thirty million dollars.
Speaker 2: You got to move a road two hundred eighty seven
Speaker 2: million dollars for improvements around the state public clauses, parks,
Speaker 2: parking lots, north end zones, scoreboard upgrade, along with new
Speaker 2: suites and party decks coming in. JESHI of a two
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars that could go on. Adam Taylor for
Speaker 2: County Commissioner in these trying times, I would call the
Speaker 2: timing of this ask a little poorly planned. Let's see,
Speaker 2: I have time for one more local story. A million
Speaker 2: dollar bonds set for a man accused of raping a
Speaker 2: twelve year old Cornahammon County court documents. Fred Jordan forty
Speaker 2: three will just go ahead and give an award Joe
Speaker 2: as facing two counts of rape stemming from an incident
Speaker 2: happened in December. Last January third since the Children's Hospital
Speaker 2: Medical Center told the Personal Crime Squad they treated a
Speaker 2: twelve year old with concerns about sexual abuse. Detectives continued
Speaker 2: their efforts a coordinated rather efforts with Lucas County Children
Speaker 2: Services in the Toledo Police Department. Law enforcement said they're
Speaker 2: able to match the victims DNA with the suspect, Jordan,
Speaker 2: already held in the Hamilton County Justice Center facing charges
Speaker 2: of drug trafficking as well as now two counts a rate.
Speaker 2: Since I please still investigating the incident. If you have
Speaker 2: any information, please contact the SINCINNT Police Department's Major Offenders
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Speaker 2: Time to the nine first warning weather forecasts Fiday with
Speaker 2: isolated showers Today is seventy five, some rains showing up
Speaker 2: over night showers and widespread rains. What's on the forecast
Speaker 2: sixty seven for the log got a few storms with
Speaker 2: soaking rain tomorrow and I have seventy three isolated showers
Speaker 2: over Friday night, down to sixty three comes Saturday. They
Speaker 2: say rain will show up after eight am and it'll
Speaker 2: be a mostly cloudy day. Seventy six for the high
Speaker 2: on Saturday, sixty five. Right now, time for traffic.
Speaker 1: What the hell is going on?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know anything about the system. Call an
Speaker 2: engineer over to the phone. Five one, three, seven four
Speaker 2: fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three
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Speaker 2: It's not Joe's fault that the traffic's not working. Something happening,
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Speaker 2: us turn to the phones and talk to Mike. Mike
Speaker 2: thinks for calling the show this morning.
Speaker 8: Hey, Brian, real.
Speaker 12: Quick about the Bengals stadium upgrade. I'm sure it'd be
Speaker 12: nice to be able to get a list of there once.
Speaker 15: And take a red mark or to it.
Speaker 12: Say no, you don't need that, No, you don't need that,
Speaker 12: you know, like.
Speaker 10: I'm sure there are three hundred and fifty million dollars offices.
Speaker 3: They're gonna want marble.
Speaker 2: Floors and oh, you know, you know, it's so true.
Speaker 2: I mean, honestly, the you know, I know, they're all
Speaker 2: well multi millionaires and they're all paid real well, and
Speaker 2: YadA YadA ya, they've got high follutin demands and everything.
Speaker 2: But honestly, you know, practice field, hell, they could play
Speaker 2: at a local high school stadium and it would do
Speaker 2: the same damn thing. It's a square of turf right
Speaker 2: appropriately sized andasure I know I anyway, And you know what,
Speaker 2: a high school locker room would serve them adequately. All
Speaker 2: they need is a place to hang their street clothes
Speaker 2: and a place for their uniform. And no, no, we've
Speaker 2: got to have this opulent, disco tech like locker room.
Speaker 2: So why I don't.
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 2: No it doesn't, Now, No it doesn't.
Speaker 3: Is that it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Apparently it was. I'm sorry. I just get bent out
Speaker 2: of shape over the idea that taxpayers spend allow for
Speaker 2: their labor to be used for the almost exclusive I know,
Speaker 2: you get entertainment from it, at least football fans get
Speaker 2: entertainment from it, but at least in terms of profit
Speaker 2: and money for a private family or a private entity,
Speaker 2: we go in the whole and have to pay debt
Speaker 2: service on an originally for almost five hundred million dollars stadium,
Speaker 2: and I grant you it's twenty five years old. We're
Speaker 2: still dealing with the tax on that now, a one
Speaker 2: point twenty five billion dollar increase. What is your return
Speaker 2: on investment on that? How many times has it used
Speaker 2: a year? I mean there are prohibitions on it being
Speaker 2: a multi use facility. It's the exclusive use fiefdom of
Speaker 2: the Brown family in the Cincinnati Bengals. Now, I enjoy
Speaker 2: watching a Bengals game. I enjoy watching a football game generally,
Speaker 2: but this is to me preposterous, absolutely preposterous. Let's see
Speaker 2: what d Dash has always got some brilliant points, Todash,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling the Morning Show. Good to hear from
Speaker 2: you again.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Brian. I've got an update for you on
Speaker 7: the ongoing investigation the doctor Corcy and doctor Pakenn has
Speaker 7: been doing.
Speaker 2: Okay, real quick, just my listeners know they're the ones
Speaker 2: that are looking into the coding right in the voting system. Correct, okay,
Speaker 2: because there are obviously there are more than one issue
Speaker 2: or series of issues in terms of voter integrity. Because
Speaker 2: I had the guys on earlier in the week talking
Speaker 2: about the the the registration to vote by illegal immigrants.
Speaker 2: So this is a different component of election integrity. So
Speaker 2: with that in mind, go ahead to nash Okay.
Speaker 7: Yeah, back in twenty twenty one, they begin to find
Speaker 7: these anomalies and do some research. SOT our secretary state
Speaker 7: was would you on an interview a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 7: and he said he had not seen any evidence. Well,
Speaker 7: he must not have been given that evidence or he
Speaker 7: just totally told the White lie. Because doctor Corcy and
Speaker 7: doctor Buquett and his technical staff met with the staff
Speaker 7: of the Secretary in Columbus and August twenty second and
Speaker 7: gave them evidence. He's posted some of that on his
Speaker 7: website now and I'll send that link to you this
Speaker 7: morning so people can read it. The problem with the
Speaker 7: evidence is everybody wants to see the evidence, but don't
Speaker 7: take the time to go through it because it's very detailed.
Speaker 7: But the other problem I found out was I tried
Speaker 7: to send that information myself to the Secretary yesterday and
Speaker 7: I found out what a primitive email system they have.
Speaker 7: You cannot upload any documents and you only have five
Speaker 7: hundred character.
Speaker 2: That's sad. Well, it's the guys from earlier in the week.
Speaker 2: We're talking about the standards that are set in so
Speaker 2: far as the computer systems concerned, are two thousand and
Speaker 2: five standards. Yeah, two thousand and five computer centers. You
Speaker 2: don't think we have just moved light years forward in
Speaker 2: terms of the risks and changes and realities of computing
Speaker 2: generally speaking since two thousand and five. Yeah, So it
Speaker 2: doesn't surprise me that we have an antiquated communication system
Speaker 2: with the Secretary of State's office or really any other
Speaker 2: office in Ohio.
Speaker 7: And I'll give you my perception after going through in detail.
Speaker 7: Do you remember the Volkswagen scenario two years back when
Speaker 7: they were hiding the actual data on the Digel vehicles
Speaker 7: and it finally got caught. Yes, do you remember, Well,
Speaker 7: that's exactly what's happening here, that they have a hidden
Speaker 7: computer systems doing stuff and they don't want public to know.
Speaker 7: And really, what what I realized is happening is this
Speaker 7: is a really good example of a surrogate mother giving
Speaker 7: a birth to a child and not knowing who the
Speaker 7: father is because there is a very powerful entity who
Speaker 7: who had planted these in every state, it's just not
Speaker 7: in Ohio, and they're controlling the elections already they've already
Speaker 7: spend out to how the election is going to end,
Speaker 7: and how many goods they need, how many uh illegal
Speaker 7: what they call overseas ballots they want because they're not
Speaker 7: verified for signatures, and so on and so forth. Such
Speaker 7: a big gamage that going on. And were doctor Corcy
Speaker 7: and the kids been trying to get Ohio to do
Speaker 7: with the first state to come aboard and admit that
Speaker 7: they did not know about this and they want to
Speaker 7: stop it and call in some independent forensic computer scientists
Speaker 7: and engineers and have it corrected. They don't have the
Speaker 7: staff and knowledge.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, they don't. Yeah, there's no question in
Speaker 2: my mind that they lack the know how to deal
Speaker 2: with these very complex coding related issues. Any guys like
Speaker 2: Dave Hatter with coding experience and the ability to ferret
Speaker 2: out and understand if something's been tampered with or something
Speaker 2: can be manipulated or otherwise is built into the system
Speaker 2: that will allow manipulation, appreciate your call to Ash And
Speaker 2: as far as Secretary of the Rose is concerned. Quite
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Speaker 2: I had on early in the pro early in the
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Speaker 3: Nick.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show, and Happy Thursday to you, Hi.
Speaker 16: Brian, Happy Thursday to you too. As too well know,
Speaker 16: I'm the author of a book called Our God, You
Speaker 16: Have a Treedom, and I've been on your show.
Speaker 2: To talk about it before, Yes, sir.
Speaker 16: And it's a history of us freedom and how we
Speaker 16: got into the crisis we're in right now and what
Speaker 16: we need to do to secure our freedom today. And
Speaker 16: the main thing that I talked about right now is
Speaker 16: what we need is we need to have honesty elections
Speaker 16: and free speech, which really means that we need to
Speaker 16: eliminate election fraud and he eliminate censorship. And I was
Speaker 16: really glad that who you have on Park Pakita and
Speaker 16: Marcel Storage on Tuesday.
Speaker 3: To talk about that.
Speaker 16: One of the things that they talked about was the
Speaker 16: fact that we have a second cotarry the statement Frank
Speaker 16: Rose who tries to make Ohiolan's believe that we have
Speaker 16: honest elections, which we do not, and we don't have
Speaker 16: honesty elections, and he's not doing enough to do any
Speaker 16: the right things about it. One of the things that
Speaker 16: he could do is to make people vote on professional
Speaker 16: ballots until they prove that they're the real honest elections,
Speaker 16: unless they until they prove that they're legitimate voters.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a multitude of legislative solutions that can deal
Speaker 2: with all of the problems that have thus far been identified.
Speaker 2: They've already been drafted, written, and they're laying on a
Speaker 2: bunch of elected officials' desks. Get someone in Columbus to
Speaker 2: advance them and vote for them. I mean, there's always
Speaker 2: so much Secretary of State Laurose can do. There are
Speaker 2: things he can and has the legal ability to do,
Speaker 2: as the Gentleman pointed out a couple of days ago
Speaker 2: here on the program, But there are other things that
Speaker 2: require legislative fixes. And I'm telling you that I don't
Speaker 2: think there's a more dysfunctional government in the States as Columbus.
Speaker 2: It's all Republicans, yet they can't get managed to get
Speaker 2: crap done right.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: That's why I said it's problem.
Speaker 16: We have people that are Republicans and what they are
Speaker 16: has established Republicans. They're not people that are trying to
Speaker 16: do the right thing the way Trump is. There are
Speaker 16: people that are just partly established none.
Speaker 2: I want to stay party, But I see that does
Speaker 2: not answer the question why does an establishment Republican run
Speaker 2: away from something that is so obviously problematic and so
Speaker 2: easy to fix. That doesn't mean you're I mean, but
Speaker 2: any I don't care. If you're a hardcore Democrat, you
Speaker 2: should want to have election integrity.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I know the Republicans all believe the Democrats are the
Speaker 2: ones that are in for the big steel. But whatever
Speaker 2: that street can run two ways. It shouldn't be a
Speaker 2: question of whose ox is being gored. Look, here's a
Speaker 2: problem that you could drive a semi tractor trailer through.
Speaker 2: You've got legislation, it's already been drafted. Maybe you need to,
Speaker 2: you know, change another phrase or add another word or
Speaker 2: two with some other clause. Just do your damn job.
Speaker 2: Fix the problem. It's not that difficult, and it doesn't
Speaker 2: no matter where in the political spectrum you are. If
Speaker 2: you can cheat, not that people are. That's where we
Speaker 2: can to go down that rabbit hole. Oh, show me
Speaker 2: where people will cheat? All right, Well we found three
Speaker 2: of well it's only three. It's just a small percent.
Speaker 2: Fix the ability if you can cheat based upon some
Speaker 2: problem that's been identified, or maybe you have a couple
Speaker 2: of people who've already exploited it. Two is enough. One
Speaker 2: is enough. The hole can be plugged. It's a simple solution.
Speaker 2: Plug the damn hole. And don't tell me you don't
Speaker 2: have enough money to do it either. God, thank you.
Speaker 2: Six fifty six fifty five KRC detalk station. Sorry, Jay
Speaker 2: set me off on that one. We've got Todd Zinzer
Speaker 2: coming up off top of the our news Connected Communities.
Speaker 2: He's doing the power you summonar on that. We're gonna
Speaker 2: get the details on it. After the news, We've got
Speaker 2: Donovan and Neil celebrating twenty years of Americans for Prosperity
Speaker 2: eight oh five with Bertie Morino and then Jay Ratliffs
Speaker 2: stick ground Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: Ain't even a happy one till you. Brian Thomas always
Speaker 2: happy to talk to Todd Zenzer and we're gonna be
Speaker 2: doing that. You also gonna be hearing him tonight if
Speaker 2: you can log into empower Youoamerica dot org from the
Speaker 2: comfort of your own home or show up a two
Speaker 2: twenty five North On Boulevard. We spoke earlier in the
Speaker 2: week already with on early Cincinnati history, the topic of
Speaker 2: Jeff Cease's discussion tonight that's at seven o'clock, but also
Speaker 2: on the plate for the Empower Youth Seminar, Todd Zenzer.
Speaker 2: He is a brilliant guy. Retired Inspector General of the
Speaker 2: US Department of Commerce and spent thirty one years conducting
Speaker 2: audits and investigation of federal officials, programs and operations. So
Speaker 2: he's got some really special skills and talents in terms
Speaker 2: of legislation and think and issues that affect the city
Speaker 2: and the county generally. And today or tonight as well
Speaker 2: as right now, he's going to give us a little
Speaker 2: information about the Connected Community Cincinnati Connected Communities plan. Todd,
Speaker 2: welcome back to the Morning show, my friend. Always good
Speaker 2: having you on the show.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 7: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm doing fine, doing fine. Good CINCINNTI Connected Communities, the
Speaker 2: City Council. Where are we on this before we get
Speaker 2: to details, because some of my listeners are going like,
Speaker 2: what Cincinnati Connected Community is all about? Did they vote
Speaker 2: on it yet? Is it a foregone conclusion? Is it
Speaker 2: done for the city of Cincinnati or is there still
Speaker 2: more chatter and talk about it.
Speaker 18: Well, there's still chattering talk about it, but yeah, Back
Speaker 18: in June, the City Council enacted an ordinance that rezoned
Speaker 18: the significant part of the city as part of this
Speaker 18: plan to increase density in the city. So what they
Speaker 18: did is they've identified a number of corridors transit corridors
Speaker 18: in the city, seven of them, and along those corridors,
Speaker 18: they've identified fifty neighborhood business districts and so they've eliminated
Speaker 18: single family housing zones either a quarter mile or a
Speaker 18: half mile around those neighborhood business districts. So if you
Speaker 18: live within a quarter mile or a half mile of
Speaker 18: these corridors and business districts, and you used to have
Speaker 18: single family zoning. Now it's middle housing. So, for example,
Speaker 18: if you have if you're in a single family home
Speaker 18: and a neighborhood that was zoned single family, and you're
Speaker 18: near one of these business districts, you have a vacant
Speaker 18: lot next door. Under this new ordinance, a developer can
Speaker 18: come in build an apartment building up to a four
Speaker 18: unit or larger, sometimes right next door. They've eliminated the
Speaker 18: minimum parking requirement, so whoever moves into those apartments park
Speaker 18: on the street. And it's for really this uh, this
Speaker 18: takeover of single family homes.
Speaker 3: In the city.
Speaker 18: And they're they're certainly chatter on our part trying to
Speaker 18: challenge this, and we've we've got some actions going on.
Speaker 3: UH. And then what.
Speaker 18: UH pass ordinance. There were three members of city Council
Speaker 18: who voted against it, including the Vice mayor. And what
Speaker 18: she has done is she's basically acknowledged that there are
Speaker 18: problems with this ordinance, and now she has a big
Speaker 18: task force engaging the community and a number of different
Speaker 18: subcommittees that she's formed, and it's really taken on the
Speaker 18: form of the type of community engagement that should have
Speaker 18: been done with connected communities in the first place. So
Speaker 18: so we'll see if anything happens with that. But there
Speaker 18: is still a lot going on.
Speaker 2: Yes, okay, now let me just paint of worst case
Speaker 2: scenario type a situation here. Now, you know, look over
Speaker 2: to New York and yes, the mayor is under indictment
Speaker 2: there under and we don't know if it has anything
Speaker 2: to do with the illegal immigrant situation. We're gonna find
Speaker 2: out today. But hotels, really beautiful four star hotels that
Speaker 2: were once profitable, enter COVID nineteen. They're empty, enter an
Speaker 2: influx of tens of thousands of new illegal immigrants, and
Speaker 2: a city willing to pay the full room rate to
Speaker 2: the hotel owner to house illegal immigrants on the taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 2: Of course, the owner of the hotel's like, fine, I'm
Speaker 2: getting one hundred percent of the room rental rate. I'm happy,
Speaker 2: I'm making I have profit now where I had none before.
Speaker 2: Is it possible that for that scenario to unfold, any
Speaker 2: new let's say, six unit dwelling in an otherwise single
Speaker 2: family residential neighborhood, they build it, and then all we've
Speaker 2: got an illegal immigrant problem. Let's just pay the owners
Speaker 2: of that building the house illegal immigrants. He gets his
Speaker 2: profit or she gets our profit, and we found a
Speaker 2: place for them to stay.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the thing, Brian.
Speaker 18: Under this ordinance again, in these areas, it's kind of
Speaker 18: like the wild West. You really don't know what's going
Speaker 18: to happen. Who's going to come in, who's going to build, what,
Speaker 18: what type of tenants these rental units are going to have.
Speaker 16: It.
Speaker 18: It's really a lot of uncertainty on the part of
Speaker 18: the citizens that have purchased these homes or have that
Speaker 18: own these properties, and that's one of the big problems
Speaker 18: with it. They've experimented citywide, painted the whole city with
Speaker 18: a broadbrush rather than going neighborhood by neighborhood, and we
Speaker 18: just don't really know what's going to happen.
Speaker 2: Well, that's something you brought up previously on this issue
Speaker 2: that some communities wanted to adopt this, but the city
Speaker 2: is divided up into multiple different communities and some wanted
Speaker 2: to reject it. The city is just imposing this on
Speaker 2: everyone without their saying it, and that of course can
Speaker 2: rub people the wrong way, most notably in a situation
Speaker 2: where these hypotheticals come up and we don't have any
Speaker 2: answers to how it would ultimately play out. I think
Speaker 2: I'd be a little perturbed with my elected officials many
Speaker 2: answers the question Todd z Inser on why they won't
Speaker 2: have more open discussion on this. They don't want to
Speaker 2: face these questions.
Speaker 18: No, they don't want to face these questions. And the
Speaker 18: way it looks, Brian, is that more and more as
Speaker 18: we look into this, there is definitely a straight line
Speaker 18: between the National Democrat Party and what's going on here
Speaker 18: and the whole issue of Agenda twenty thirty that the
Speaker 18: UN put out, and people don't really have time to
Speaker 18: look into all of these things. But you've got this
Speaker 18: Agenda twenty thirty that the UN has put out, You've
Speaker 18: got the Great Reset by the World Economic Forum, and
Speaker 18: within those different global plans they talk about sustainable cities
Speaker 18: and communities, and this is the type of things that
Speaker 18: are moded or provided for in connected communities. It has
Speaker 18: an element of the.
Speaker 3: Green New Deal in there.
Speaker 18: They have the whole idea of equity and all of
Speaker 18: these things that are promulgated in these UN and World
Speaker 18: Economic Forum programs or agendas, and you know it's right here.
Speaker 3: It's right here in Cincinnati. This is the way it happens.
Speaker 2: This connected communities concept has been rolled out in other
Speaker 2: areas in the country.
Speaker 18: Oh, absolutely, this is going on all over the country.
Speaker 18: What we've done is we've traced it back to a
Speaker 18: group called the Urban Land Institute, which one of these
Speaker 18: global nonprofits that goes in and influences local communities on
Speaker 18: various issues, including housing.
Speaker 3: And they.
Speaker 18: Came in with a technical advisory panel back in twenty
Speaker 18: twenty one, maybe even earlier than that, and in June
Speaker 18: of twenty one, they issued a report to the city
Speaker 18: and if you look at this, and it had to
Speaker 18: deal with developmental transportation corridors. If you look at that report,
Speaker 18: it's recked. The things that it recommends in that report
Speaker 18: you will find in connected communities. It's like a blueprint
Speaker 18: for connected communities. But yet they want to tell the
Speaker 18: citizens of Cincinnati that this is all bottoms up. We
Speaker 18: went to the community and asked, you know, for their
Speaker 18: input and things like that. That was all a charade.
Speaker 18: They had this plan, you know, hatched in June of
Speaker 18: twenty twenty one, and then they just brought it forward,
Speaker 18: including rejecting the density ordinance that Liz Keating put forward
Speaker 18: that they voted down in twenty twenty two to make
Speaker 18: room for this new plan.
Speaker 2: Well, well, constituents be damned, I guess is what this
Speaker 2: boils down to. And I'm going to do whatever the
Speaker 2: hell they want. And now enrolling the out in other cities,
Speaker 2: has it had any effect? I mean, did it bring
Speaker 2: about the intended result, which is a higher concentration and
Speaker 2: higher density population.
Speaker 18: No, this is, like I said, this is going on
Speaker 18: over all over the country, and the city that they
Speaker 18: hold up as a model is Minneapolis. In Minneapolis, this
Speaker 18: is I don't know, probably four or five years ago,
Speaker 18: they eliminated all single family housing across the city. And yes,
Speaker 18: they're housing availability has increased, but when you look at
Speaker 18: how that's happened, it's increased because they've had a substantial
Speaker 18: increase in twenty unit developments, apartment buildings with twenty units,
Speaker 18: not the four unit issue, not the four unit apartment
Speaker 18: buildings that Connected Communities is talking about. And that's the
Speaker 18: only way, and it's the only city that has any
Speaker 18: result like that. And you can find cities like Chicago,
Speaker 18: for example, where it is. They've tried it for ten years.
Speaker 18: It has very limited benefits, so it's it's unproven, and
Speaker 18: we kept trying to say that to the city council
Speaker 18: but obviously fell on deaf ears.
Speaker 2: Well, you don't fall on deaf ears. Todd Zen's are
Speaker 2: you going to be speaking tonight? Empower you America dot org?
Speaker 2: Are you going to speak after Jeff or are you
Speaker 2: going to be speaking in front of Jeff? What time
Speaker 2: is your appointed slot?
Speaker 3: I think I'm the opening act at seven.
Speaker 2: Seven pm, So log in and from the comfort of
Speaker 2: your own home or head on up to two twenty
Speaker 2: five North and Boulevard if it's convenient for you to
Speaker 2: do so and see it live. Jeff sees the historian,
Speaker 2: calmness and author who's going to talk about the city
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati and it's history, and then of course, beginning
Speaker 2: with Todd Zenser breaking down CINCINNTI connected communities. Todd, I
Speaker 2: cannot thank you for your tireless enough for your tireless
Speaker 2: efforts on this one and spreading the information to people
Speaker 2: who otherwise wouldn't even know about it, because well, our
Speaker 2: elected officials don't want them to know about it.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 18: That's right, and it's part of this one party government
Speaker 18: here we have here in Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: We have an opportunity to reject that in a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks here, folks, November is election day, Thanks Todd.
Speaker 2: We'll look forward to the presentation tonight. Put it down
Speaker 2: your calendar, folks, empower Youamerica dot org. We'll talk against Todd.
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Speaker 2: hope you enjoy them as well. I had mentioned earlier,
Speaker 2: and I wanted to get into the real quick the
Speaker 2: idea that we are going to have an increase in
Speaker 2: our Duke energy bill, most likely if they get it approved.
Speaker 2: One of the reasons they want extra money for grid
Speaker 2: scale batteries. That's because they need to store their green
Speaker 2: energy somewhere. Because we know the wind doesn't always blow
Speaker 2: and the sun doesn't always shine, and therefore those power
Speaker 2: generating devices aren't working a lot, which leads you periods
Speaker 2: of time where you're not generating any energy, unlike a
Speaker 2: gas plant or a coal plant or a nuclear plant.
Speaker 2: Grid scale batteries it's a great article if you can
Speaker 2: get ahold of it. Wall Street General Steve Gorham wrote it.
Speaker 2: He is an expert on the green things, author of
Speaker 2: Green Breakdown Becoming Renewable Energy Failure, so you can tell
Speaker 2: what kind of guy he is. But he highlights one
Speaker 2: of the a very significant problem with the batteries used
Speaker 2: in evs, among others, the fact that they catch on
Speaker 2: fire and it takes forever to put them out, and
Speaker 2: they belch out all kinds of toxic gases in these fires.
Speaker 2: It was a fire in South Korea one of the
Speaker 2: ones he pointed out. June twenty fourth, battery fire, trigger
Speaker 2: and explosion killed twenty two workers. They say most of
Speaker 2: the workers were killed by the toxic gases admitted by
Speaker 2: the burning batteries. Over in Scotland, April a big the
Speaker 2: Fenix Battery recycling plant. Forty firefighter personnel six different stations
Speaker 2: responding to the blaze, which burned aft several days. They
Speaker 2: told residents to remain indoors with their windows closed for
Speaker 2: as long as two days after the fire started. June
Speaker 2: twenty third, Glasgow, another fire broke out at the battery
Speaker 2: recycling facility. There, explosions noise like gunshots, steel flying everywhere,
Speaker 2: massive plume of black smoke. It took them four days
Speaker 2: to put out. He cites the EV battery fires a
Speaker 2: leading cause of fires in New York City, two hundred
Speaker 2: and seventy fires last year, eighteen people killed. They often
Speaker 2: store their bikes in the first floor store rooms. There
Speaker 2: they self ignite and burn the buildings to the ground.
Speaker 2: Tesla's semi truck August nineteenth crashed on I eighty in California.
Speaker 2: Took fifty thousand gallons of water to extinguish the flames.
Speaker 2: Highway closed fifteen hours. And they're pushing the clean Fleets regulation.
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Speaker 2: to be zero mission by twenty thirty six in California.
Speaker 2: More of those, more wrecks, more fires, obviously fire parking
Speaker 2: lot in the EV manufacturer Ribbon in late August, Normal, Illinois,
Speaker 2: fifty vehicles destroyed. Same plant reportedly suffered three other battery
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Speaker 2: It's seven thirty seven thirty one, fifty five KRCD Talk station.
Speaker 2: Very happy Thursday tea and welcome back to the fifty
Speaker 2: five kr S Morning show Man. We hear from regularly
Speaker 2: from Americans for Prosperity Donovan and Eil Donovan. Welcome back
Speaker 2: to the program.
Speaker 20: Hey Brian, happy to be here.
Speaker 2: Well in a celebratory moment, you must be Americans for
Speaker 2: Prosperity has been around for twenty years.
Speaker 19: Can you believe it?
Speaker 13: It's been that long? No, those our twenty year anniversary.
Speaker 2: Well, congratulations on that. I know you're hopefully making some
Speaker 2: really good progress. For Bernie Moreno, Bernie's going to be
Speaker 2: on the fifty five Carsy Morning Show after the top
Speaker 2: of the our news this morning, at least that he's
Speaker 2: on the schedule anyway, looking forward to having him on
Speaker 2: since he hasn't been on the program since the primaries.
Speaker 3: Well, that's great. Happy.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, and that's part of what our record is, right,
Speaker 13: is helping elevate good policy and good policy champions. But
Speaker 13: at the end of the day, it's about putting a
Speaker 13: megaphone of the voices of Ohiolands and in this case,
Speaker 13: Americans right across the country through these twenty years, giving
Speaker 13: them an opportunity to have their voices be heard on
Speaker 13: the issues that mappen the most. And that's what we are,
Speaker 13: that's what we're all about here as a crossroots organization,
Speaker 13: is putting that megaphon of those folks voices.
Speaker 2: Well, and as you've been pointing out, like with afpaction
Speaker 2: dot Com, which folks can get involved in the Marino
Speaker 2: campaign or others, you not only give an opportunity for
Speaker 2: folks to have their voice is heard, but you give
Speaker 2: people the skills and knowledge to be the vehicle to
Speaker 2: spread their voice by talking with voters who might not
Speaker 2: yet have made up their mind on issues as important
Speaker 2: as who's going to be the next Senator from the
Speaker 2: state of Ohio.
Speaker 13: Yeah, that I mean, at the end of the day,
Speaker 13: that's right, Brian, Because you know it's not a lot
Speaker 13: of organizations operate in sort of a top down dynamic
Speaker 13: right where they're driven by a figurehead who you know,
Speaker 13: rallies support around them. And there are plenty of those organizations,
Speaker 13: and many of them are really great with a really good,
Speaker 13: really good mission, and we work with them very well.
Speaker 13: Ours is a bottom up approach, though. It's about empowerment
Speaker 13: and empowering individuals with the tools, resources and skills necessary
Speaker 13: so that long after I'm you and I are gone, Brian,
Speaker 13: this movement continues these ideas of conservative principles, libertarian principles,
Speaker 13: limited government, freedom, the same stuff are Founding fathers envisioned
Speaker 13: when they started this great country years ago. That's what
Speaker 13: our organization is about. Empowering those folks. We do it
Speaker 13: in a number of different ways.
Speaker 2: And you're still looking for folks to help out along
Speaker 2: those lines.
Speaker 13: Well, there's no better time to help out than in
Speaker 13: an election, you're, Brian. This is when we usually see
Speaker 13: our numbers surge. We see more people join our movement
Speaker 13: because they're seeing the advertising on TV, they're hearing the
Speaker 13: advertising on the radio, or getting that call to action
Speaker 13: by listening to programs like yours, Brian, And yeah, we're
Speaker 13: looking for folks right on the AFP action side of
Speaker 13: the operation and AP actions looking to get Bernie Moreno
Speaker 13: over the finish line and win on election day. That
Speaker 13: only happens if folks are out there knocking doors or
Speaker 13: joining us to make phone calls, ultimately getting the vote out.
Speaker 13: And that's We're less than two weeks away from early voting. No,
Speaker 13: get out the vote starts now.
Speaker 2: Well, that was the most notable reason why I asked
Speaker 2: if you were still looking for people. Of course I
Speaker 2: knew the answer to the question, but a lot of
Speaker 2: people think, well, early votings is two weeks away. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is done. It's over with campaign. You know, people
Speaker 2: have already made their minds up. This is an exercise
Speaker 2: of utility. But actually it's not. Most notably given the
Speaker 2: lies that are being perpetrated about Bernie Moreno and the
Speaker 2: sham campaign that Shared Brown is on trying to paint
Speaker 2: himself as some sort of you know, reasonable moderate, which
Speaker 2: we all know he's not.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 20: Well, yeah, and.
Speaker 13: We're out there every day, that days a week talking
Speaker 13: to voters and your listeners. You and I, Brian, we're
Speaker 13: unique people.
Speaker 20: We're people who are dialed in and plugged into politics.
Speaker 3: We've made our minds up.
Speaker 13: We sort of know where we stand with the candidates,
Speaker 13: but there are so many, so many voters and talking
Speaker 13: about one point three million that we've identified that we
Speaker 13: are taught we are targeting and talking to who have
Speaker 13: not yet made up their minds or they're split ticket voters,
Speaker 13: and part of what we need to do is connect
Speaker 13: them to the importance of this election. Most recent poll
Speaker 13: and just to illustrate this point here there was a
Speaker 13: rest of use and poll at least yesterday, it's really good.
Speaker 13: It shows burning up two points, which tracks with a
Speaker 13: number of other polls that are out there. But there's
Speaker 13: one alarming item in the cross tabs that we have
Speaker 13: seen that only eighty seven percent of Republicans self identified
Speaker 13: Republicans are planning to vote for Bernie right now. There
Speaker 13: are seventeen percent of folks who identify as Republicans who
Speaker 13: will likely not be voting for Kamala Harris on election day,
Speaker 13: who haven't yet decided to pull the trigger for Bernie Moreno.
Speaker 3: Why is that.
Speaker 13: It's because he's an outsider candidate. But we have to
Speaker 13: get the message to them and let them know that
Speaker 13: the lies Shared Brown is putting out there are just
Speaker 13: that they're lives and that Bernie Moreno is the conservative
Speaker 13: choice for this election. We have to get the connected
Speaker 13: to Bernie Moreno and his positive vision for our country
Speaker 13: contrasted with Shared Brown's saled record for our state. So
Speaker 13: those layers are out there and we're talking to him
Speaker 13: to get im mobilized to action.
Speaker 2: And you have algorithms to identify that swath of people.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's an exercise of futility for a Democrat
Speaker 2: to come knocking on my door, even though I will
Speaker 2: point out Donovan I had a door knocker for our
Speaker 2: local sheriff's race and Democrats. She was look and I
Speaker 2: answered the door and she says, Jerry, that's my son's name.
Speaker 2: I said, no, Well, is Jerry home is no, he's
Speaker 2: registered to vote here? I said yeah, And she goes,
Speaker 2: how about Lauren my daughter? Because she's still registered to
Speaker 2: vote at home. She hasn't changed her address yet, and
Speaker 2: I think she's got an absentee ballot either way, she's
Speaker 2: got it covered, but she's not here. And she's like, okay, well,
Speaker 2: and then she left. She knew the owner of the
Speaker 2: home is not going to be interested in voting for
Speaker 2: McGuffey or the other candidate she was campaigning for. Don't
Speaker 2: even know who it was, but she knew. So that's
Speaker 2: the kind of information that you're privy to the houses
Speaker 2: where potential voters are that either haven't voted a lot,
Speaker 2: don't have a long voting record, maybe have voted both
Speaker 2: ways at different times. That's kind of the sweet spot.
Speaker 2: You want to get folks who might be undecided, not
Speaker 2: the lockstep hardcore long term Democrats or Republicans.
Speaker 13: Correct, yep, and that's what again. You go back to
Speaker 13: AFP's twenty year history. Right over twenty years, you're able
Speaker 13: to build up a good amount.
Speaker 20: Of data, a good amount of.
Speaker 13: Insight and understanding about voting, voting patterns, how different groups
Speaker 13: within voting blocks may may turn out, or what there
Speaker 13: the message, the effective message might be. All of that
Speaker 13: comes together, and that's what we do. We're out there
Speaker 13: and yes we're looking for those very specific voters to
Speaker 13: bring that message, put that message in front of them.
Speaker 3: But it's not just on the doors.
Speaker 13: It's a layered strategy, and that layered strategy makes a
Speaker 13: significant impact right sore. When you're talking to a voter
Speaker 13: at the door, it's probably not the first time they've
Speaker 13: heard our message or about our candidate Bertie Moreno. They've
Speaker 13: probably received some mail hopefully at this point, or some
Speaker 13: digital ads or something on their screen. And so what
Speaker 13: that does is that allows the canvas or to have
Speaker 13: that much more of an impactful conversation with the voter
Speaker 13: at the door, and ultimately the goal being to persuade
Speaker 13: or get that voter to commit to turn out to
Speaker 13: vote when they otherwise may not. And so when you're
Speaker 13: out there doing this with us, the work is incredibly impactful.
Speaker 13: You can feel the movement happen as you're out there
Speaker 13: for a couple hours on Saturday morning.
Speaker 2: Well, mind my listeners before we part company this morning,
Speaker 2: Donald and Neil from Americans for Prosperity, how many doors you,
Speaker 2: guys and CoV collectively with all the assistants from folks
Speaker 2: like on my listening audience who've signed up to help,
Speaker 2: how many doors have you knocked on in state of
Speaker 2: Ohio so far?
Speaker 13: Well, we're somewhere over over half a million, pushing three
Speaker 13: quarters of a million. Our goal is to hit a
Speaker 13: million from Moreno by November fifth. And I think with
Speaker 13: the growth in our grassroots team and the continued effort
Speaker 13: we have.
Speaker 3: On this, We're going to get there.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing accomplishment. I appreciate everything that Americans for
Speaker 2: Prosperity has done over its congratulations twenty years in operation.
Speaker 2: Wish you all the best on the next twenty years.
Speaker 2: You and I may be gone by then, Donovan, but
Speaker 2: Americans for Prosperity will continue on behalf of the American
Speaker 2: people fighting for those things that you and I hold dear.
Speaker 2: Free a freedom, limited government, free markets, low taxation, all
Speaker 2: the important stuff. Donovan. Congratulations again. Afpaction dot com. If
Speaker 2: you are interested, if you got an hour, sign up,
Speaker 2: if you've got a full week's worth of free time,
Speaker 2: sign up. Any little bit counts, and there's also an
Speaker 2: opportunity to make a donation to keep AFP going. Donovan,
Speaker 2: thanks again for being on the program and for what
Speaker 2: you're doing.
Speaker 3: As always, Brian click glad to be with you.
Speaker 2: Take care, brother, We'll talk again.
Speaker 16: I know it.
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Speaker 2: Jay Ratliff at eight thirty the return of Jay Ratliffe
Speaker 2: and again and keep your prayers going to Jay Ratler
Speaker 2: for having lost his father last week, which is why
Speaker 2: we didn't get to hear from him last Thursday. I
Speaker 2: certainly missed that segment, but I surely understand the reasons
Speaker 2: why he missed. So Welcome back Jay at a thirty
Speaker 2: Meantime the other day, I believe was earlier, just earlier
Speaker 2: this week, Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell expressing some
Speaker 2: concerns he was speaking with a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing.
Speaker 2: That hearing generally was centered around the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 2: and it's threatned the end of the Pacific region. But
Speaker 2: he had some rather strong and concerning words to say. Frankly,
Speaker 2: the Cold War pales in comparison to the multifaceted challenges
Speaker 2: that China presents. It's not just the military challenges, it's
Speaker 2: across the board, it's in the Global South, it's in technology.
Speaker 2: We need to step up our games across the board.
Speaker 2: Probably the most important thing that we're doing are going
Speaker 2: to do to need in terms of national strategy in
Speaker 2: the end of Pacific is to sustain bipartisanship, and I
Speaker 2: do believe we're on the road to that right now.
Speaker 2: I think there is a recognition that this is the
Speaker 2: most significant challenge in our history. But speaking to the
Speaker 2: tech component, because this is multifaceted, and we are literally
Speaker 2: in the middle of a Cold war right now, and
Speaker 2: it probably is worse than the Cold War because of
Speaker 2: the threat that it opposes us. And as I pivot
Speaker 2: over to this threat, yet another cyber attack brought to
Speaker 2: you by the Chinese Communist Party, a hacking campaign. They're
Speaker 2: calling it Salt Typhoon, described as the latest, certainly not
Speaker 2: the last, of incuragions into the well US tech sector
Speaker 2: generally speaking, linked to China. They have a massive army
Speaker 2: of cyber spies. They are at work at this twenty
Speaker 2: four hours a day, seven days a week. To Salt Typhoon,
Speaker 2: this is linked to China. They have accessed and burrowed
Speaker 2: into America's broadband networks and as the Sarah Kraus reporting
Speaker 2: and Robert McMillan and Dustin Volts got to give credit
Speaker 2: where credits due reporting in this China link. Hackers breach
Speaker 2: US Internet providers in New Salt Typhoon cyber attack headline
Speaker 2: found on the Wall Street Journal. This type of intrusion
Speaker 2: bad actors aim to establish a foothold within the infrastructure
Speaker 2: of cable and broadband providers, allowing them access to data
Speaker 2: stored by these companies, or, alternatively, or both launch a
Speaker 2: damaging cyber attack.
Speaker 3: They say.
Speaker 2: Investigators are exploring whether the intruders gained access to Cisco
Speaker 2: which components are well, I guess literally everywhere, routing much
Speaker 2: of the traffic on the Internet, which means any traffic
Speaker 2: going through one of these Cisco products may be a
Speaker 2: direct source of information to the Chinese Communist party. Books
Speaker 2: and for Cisco said at this time there is no
Speaker 2: indication that Chris Cisco routers are involved. At this time,
Speaker 2: China apparently has made a practice of gaining access to
Speaker 2: Internet service providers around the world, they report here, but
Speaker 2: if hackers gained access to service providers core routers, it
Speaker 2: will leave them in a powerful position to steal information
Speaker 2: redirect Internet traffic, install malicious software, or pivot to new attacks.
Speaker 2: That's an observation by Steven Adair, the founder of a
Speaker 2: company called Vulcity cybersecurity firm that's investigated China back intrusions previously,
Speaker 2: and as Glenn Corstell, the former General counsel at the
Speaker 2: National Security previously stated, this would be alarming but not
Speaker 2: really surprising expansion of their malicious use of cyber to
Speaker 2: gain the upper hand over the United States. He noted
Speaker 2: that China has for years relied on cyber theft to
Speaker 2: steal industrial military secrets before then positioning itself inside our
Speaker 2: critical infrastructure. We've reported on there. There's been reports on
Speaker 2: this previously. Volt Typhoon was the other one. Federalist officials
Speaker 2: disrupted that one, burying their nefarious software throughout all kinds
Speaker 2: of critical infrastructure systems something I hope maybe we'll talk
Speaker 2: with The Tech Friday's Dave Hatter about this. US security
Speaker 2: officials alleged Beijing has tried, at times and times succeeded
Speaker 2: in burrowing deep into our critical infrastructure networks, from water
Speaker 2: treatment systems to airports, oil and gas pipelines. Biden administration
Speaker 2: officials have issued public warnings recently that these actions by
Speaker 2: the Chinese Communist Party could threaten our very lives, could
Speaker 2: cause societal panic, disrupt our ability to mobilize support for
Speaker 2: Taiwan in the event, Jijin Ping decides to go ahead
Speaker 2: and pull the trigger on invading Taiwan, which everybody expects
Speaker 2: me to do. At some point, officials who repeatedly said
Speaker 2: what the private sector and government agencies know about Chinese
Speaker 2: intrusions into critical infrastructure is likely the tip of the
Speaker 2: iceberg because of how stealthy and sophisticated the hackers have
Speaker 2: become and are and growing in strength and knowledge and ability.
Speaker 2: This is a massive, massive concern, And wouldn't the timing
Speaker 2: be amazing if it's the tip of the iceberg. If
Speaker 2: salt typhoon and volt Typhoon, which have revealed they have
Speaker 2: literally buried themselves inside critical infrastructure and networks, if those
Speaker 2: are the tip of the iceberg, and we go into
Speaker 2: this all important November election and someone over the Chinese
Speaker 2: Communist Party just decided, Hey, let's play a joke on
Speaker 2: the United States. Let's flip the switch. Can you envision
Speaker 2: what might happen? I mean, hell, any given day of
Speaker 2: the week, if you shut the electricity off, you're going
Speaker 2: to have a massive problem on your hands. But an
Speaker 2: election year, and we all know that there are countries
Speaker 2: out in the world that have vested interest in one
Speaker 2: candidate or another. We already have the Iranians previously suggesting
Speaker 2: that they wanted to kill Donald Trump. There was a
Speaker 2: video that was just recently removed from YouTube, although it's
Speaker 2: been there since twenty twenty two. It's the Iran Supreme
Speaker 2: Leader Ayatola Ali Kamani talking about killing Donald Trump. Video
Speaker 2: animation depicting a plot to assassinate Trump at his Palm
Speaker 2: Beach golf course huh huh, and valuing revenge against Donald
Speaker 2: Trump for ordering the deadly US military strike against the
Speaker 2: Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Kuds Force and specifically the commander
Speaker 2: Casim Solimani. They've been after Trump ever since.
Speaker 3: Then.
Speaker 2: Isn't it interesting that a two year old video depicts
Speaker 2: an assassination of Donald Trump at his Palm Beach golf course.
Speaker 2: I suggested that maybe the Ukrainians had something to do
Speaker 2: with it. We got a nutcase that has got a
Speaker 2: real throbbing feeling, if I may be so bold, for
Speaker 2: Ukraine and the war, wants to go join the war.
Speaker 2: He's not qualified to fight in the war. So he's
Speaker 2: trying to, you know, gather up a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: other individuals, and then he goes off and he tries
Speaker 2: to shoot Donald Trump. Donald Trump, who has a softer
Speaker 2: position relative to Russia as some of our Democrat elected officials,
Speaker 2: and their desire and and and for whatever reason, I
Speaker 2: don't know what their strategy is, but they want to
Speaker 2: continue to find Ukraine so much so now that, oh great,
Speaker 2: here's a fun fact. Vladimir Putin has relaxed his use
Speaker 2: of nuclear force standards to broaden the justification for using
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons for countries who, basically, like the United States,
Speaker 2: help enemies of Russia attack Russia, which with this most
Speaker 2: recent three hundred plus billion dollar package of arms or whatever,
Speaker 2: we're going to be doing on a grander scale. So
Speaker 2: they have a vested interest in wanting to continue with
Speaker 2: this sort of the Biden Harris administration policies relative to Ukraine.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump probably going to take a different turn. He's
Speaker 2: promised to dissolve the conflict before he even gets sworn in.
Speaker 2: How I don't know. It's one of the things I've
Speaker 2: got a problem with what he says. That one he
Speaker 2: hasn't elaborated on. But you know the resolution of that conflict,
Speaker 2: if one can be done, is going to require giving
Speaker 2: up something to Russia. They're not going to just walk
Speaker 2: away from a couple of years plus of warfare and
Speaker 2: tax dollars spent and lives lost to just simply accomplish nothing.
Speaker 2: So you can bet your bottom dollar that the Ukrainians
Speaker 2: want Kamala Harris to get elected, and probably the Russians
Speaker 2: want Trump to get elected, not for reasons of collusion.
Speaker 2: On seven fifty six, Bernie Moreino is supposed to come
Speaker 2: on off top of the our news. I hope you
Speaker 2: can stick around for that, and then Jay Ratliffe returns
Speaker 2: at eight thirty. I'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: Fifty five KRC de Talk Station. A very happy Friday
Speaker 2: eve you made even extra special. Welcome back to the
Speaker 2: fifty five KRC Morning Show. Running for Senate against the
Speaker 2: evil Shared Brown, Bernie Moreno. Great to have you back
Speaker 2: on the Morning show, sir, thank you for having me,
Speaker 2: Brian and uh, let us take a look most recently
Speaker 2: the polls now have you ahead of Shared Brown. I
Speaker 2: find this preposterous in a state of Ohio, which is
Speaker 2: solid red, where Donald Trump is ahead in the polls
Speaker 2: versus Kamala Harris by a significant amount. You know, it
Speaker 2: just seems so logical and reasonable that Republicans who are
Speaker 2: in favor of Trump would immediately move down to the
Speaker 2: biggest race beyond that, the Senate race, and immediately select
Speaker 2: you over Shared Brown, demonstrably liberal in spite of his ads.
Speaker 2: You're out on the streets all the time, Bernie, You're
Speaker 2: doing rallies, you're doing town halls, you're at events. What
Speaker 2: is the one issue that seems to be the pivotal
Speaker 2: issue between you and Shared Brown among voters who may
Speaker 2: consider themselves undecided?
Speaker 3: Bernie Well.
Speaker 20: Sharon Brown voted against every single border security measure that
Speaker 20: President Trump put forward. He said the border wall was racist,
Speaker 20: the border wall is stupid. He actually said the situation
Speaker 20: at the border was a right wing conspiracy theory. Now,
Speaker 20: of course, running for reelection, by the way, after fifty
Speaker 20: years of being an elected office, wasn't.
Speaker 3: Enough for mu want six more.
Speaker 20: He's all of a sudden pivoting and saying he cares
Speaker 20: about border security. But the entirety of the state of
Speaker 20: Ohio has been affected by what's going on in our border,
Speaker 20: whether it's Springfield or Marietta, or the futannel.
Speaker 3: Crisis all over the state.
Speaker 20: This is a top priority, and they know Shard just
Speaker 20: will not secure a border well, and.
Speaker 2: It's exacerbating and already existing. How housing crisis we have
Speaker 2: here in America?
Speaker 20: Yeah, absolutely, Well, will you bring ten to twelve million people,
Speaker 20: basically the entirety of the state of Ohio into this
Speaker 20: country over three and a half years. And by the way,
Speaker 20: most are non skilled workers who are dependent on our
Speaker 20: social safety in that system, we're paying to house them.
Speaker 20: Of course, Americans now don't have housing. You know, Tamala
Speaker 20: Harris wants to build three million new homes. How about
Speaker 20: we deport everybody who's in this country illegally and allow
Speaker 20: those houses and rentals and apartments to be used for
Speaker 20: American citizens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly. I find it hard to believe I live
Speaker 2: in the world that I'm living in right now, Bernie Marin. Now,
Speaker 2: I feel like I woke up in a parallel universe
Speaker 2: built by Salvador Dolly from time to time. But you know,
Speaker 2: these are real problems, real challenges for Americans and the
Speaker 2: impact all Americans, regardless of political stripe. That's an absolute
Speaker 2: win for the Republican side of the ledger stemming the
Speaker 2: flow of illegal immigrants. You've heard Donald Trump's tax policies.
Speaker 2: He's planning on doing, engaging in a lot of tariffs.
Speaker 2: He wants to extend the tax recuts that we previously
Speaker 2: got an his administration in twenty seventeen, and even lower
Speaker 2: corporate taxes done to fifteen percent if products are manufactured
Speaker 2: here in the United States of America. What's your general
Speaker 2: reaction to the Trump tax policy that is, we know
Speaker 2: it right now and are you supportive of it?
Speaker 3: Well, it worked, that's the first thing you got to know. Obviously,
Speaker 3: it led to with this is something the media ever
Speaker 3: talked about, Brian.
Speaker 20: It led to record tax revenue because when you lower
Speaker 20: taxes for companies, when you lower taxes for individuals, it
Speaker 20: grows the private sector. You end up raising more money
Speaker 20: for the federal government. The problem, the reason we have
Speaker 20: a deficit isn't because we lower tax rates.
Speaker 3: Because like I said, we got more revenue.
Speaker 20: It's because the government's spending is completely out of control.
Speaker 20: We'reuning a trillion dollars in debt every one hundred days.
Speaker 20: Joe Biden and Kamala Harrison shared Bond's full support.
Speaker 3: Added ten trillion dollars.
Speaker 20: To our deficit just in the last three and a
Speaker 20: half years. It's a number that's so stagg and he's
Speaker 20: so unbelievable. But believe it or not, Brian, it would
Speaker 20: have been worse if it were up to share a round,
Speaker 20: because it was Kristen Cinema and Joe Mansion which tapped
Speaker 20: down on the Green New.
Speaker 3: Deal scam that they wanted to pass in its entirety.
Speaker 2: The other pivotal issue. And I'm sorry, it befuddles me
Speaker 2: that people inquire or ask federal candidates, like Senate candidates
Speaker 2: running for a federal office like yourself, about the abortion issue.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court said unequivocally, this is not a power
Speaker 2: reserve to the federal government. It is a state issue,
Speaker 2: temph amendment kind of stuff, plain and simple. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: set it over and over again. This is a state issue.
Speaker 2: You guys decide yourself. I'm not going to have any
Speaker 2: control over it. How does that discussion even enter into
Speaker 2: the equation on a federal race anymore, Bernie Marino, Well,
Speaker 2: because the.
Speaker 20: Media and the Democrats pretend that women are single issue voters.
Speaker 13: They're not.
Speaker 3: Women care about the border.
Speaker 20: They care about inflation, they care about safe communities, they
Speaker 20: care about peace and stability around the world, just like
Speaker 20: men do. But the Democrats and the media like the
Speaker 20: gas light them, scare them, make them think that there's
Speaker 20: some effort under way that's going to take away any
Speaker 20: kind of rights.
Speaker 3: It's not going to happen. I think you're exactly right.
Speaker 3: Our platform is very straightforward. This is mostly a state issue.
Speaker 3: The state of Ohio voted and we're going to move on.
Speaker 20: But the Democrats only have that talking point because see,
Speaker 20: if they're talking about this issue, they're not talking about
Speaker 20: the border, they're not talking about generationally high prices, interest rates,
Speaker 20: which are crushing working Americans, and the cases share around
Speaker 20: two hundred thousand manufacturing jobs lost under his watch, the
Speaker 20: fact that we have a war in the Middle East,
Speaker 20: a war in Ukraine, a possible war in the Asia
Speaker 20: Pacific region. This is all because of American weakness and
Speaker 20: their policies. So they can't talk about that, so instead
Speaker 20: they have to talk about issues to upset voters that.
Speaker 3: Get them to vote for them.
Speaker 2: Your proposal in so far as cutting expenses, I mean,
Speaker 2: as the world grows more volatile, and as you pointed out,
Speaker 2: we got wars breaking out and more wars anticipated, like
Speaker 2: for example, just waiting around for China to finally decide
Speaker 2: they're going to try to go after Taiwan. What our
Speaker 2: reaction would be, I don't know. That obviously is an
Speaker 2: executive level decision. But funding, You know, the American military
Speaker 2: is getting depleted by all of these arms sails to
Speaker 2: these various warring nations, such that many people in the
Speaker 2: American military expressing significant concern that we wouldn't be able
Speaker 2: to defend ourselves, let alone have to go off and
Speaker 2: defend the Taiwanese or any other challenge that we're facing
Speaker 2: in the world. We need to fund the military, but
Speaker 2: that comes at a sizable expense in our budget. Where
Speaker 2: are we going to find the room to cut what's
Speaker 2: going to be cut? If you're elected, Senator, what would
Speaker 2: you support in terms of cuts on the federal government level.
Speaker 20: Well, first and foremost, we have to end these wars
Speaker 20: that have no path to victory. To continue to fund Ukraine,
Speaker 20: where you have a million people that have either been
Speaker 20: injured or killed, is insane.
Speaker 3: We have to bring peace there.
Speaker 20: So at number one, number two, we spent half a
Speaker 20: trillion dollars on most last year last year on the
Speaker 20: illegal immigrants country housing, on feeding them, giving them healthcare.
Speaker 3: That's insanity. We're going to make that go to zero.
Speaker 20: The Biden administration, this is a very little reported story,
Speaker 20: admitted to half a trillion dollars of waste, fried and
Speaker 20: abuse in all these programs. We're going to stop funding
Speaker 20: this Green New Deal scam way I paid people to
Speaker 20: buy electric vehicles and things like that.
Speaker 2: Well, you're a businessman. You understand how all of this works.
Speaker 2: You understand the regulatory struggles and challenges. And I'm glad
Speaker 2: you brought up this green stuff because nothing frustrates me
Speaker 2: more than that something the American people do not want.
Speaker 2: We have a grid and infrastructure that is already in
Speaker 2: terrible shape, and they want to heap more on it.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: Artificial intelligence is coming online, taking up even more energy.
Speaker 2: They're talking about approving private nuclear plants for these various
Speaker 2: AI facilities. We don't get nuclear But oh boy, they're
Speaker 2: partners in big business. They're allowed to get their's what's
Speaker 2: your where are you? On energy policy in the United States,
Speaker 2: generally speaking relative to the Green Bertie Morina.
Speaker 20: I want my kids and my grandkids to grow up
Speaker 20: in a country that never depends on any nation on
Speaker 20: Earth for energy, because we make it right here in
Speaker 20: America that we're in an energy dominant country.
Speaker 2: But let me tell you, Brian, something that your.
Speaker 3: Listeners may not know. And the Inflation Reduction Act, which
Speaker 3: is basically a rebranded Green New Deal.
Speaker 20: They stripped three hundred billion dollars out of Medicare, three
Speaker 20: hundred billion with a bee out of Medicare. They used
Speaker 20: it to subsidize electric vehicle the money for electric vehicles,
Speaker 20: So think about that. We took our seniors that are
Speaker 20: choosing between rent food and prescription drugs and gave that
Speaker 20: money to millionaires so they could lease electric vehicles. Then
Speaker 20: it turns out the three hundred billion wasn't the right
Speaker 20: number because most of these things are leased and not purchased,
Speaker 20: and there's a loophole that you get the full incentive
Speaker 20: no matter how much money you make or no matter
Speaker 20: what electric vehicle you buy if you lease it, that's
Speaker 20: become over a trillion dollars now.
Speaker 3: In electric vehicle subsidies.
Speaker 20: This is the kind of idiot policies, theotic policies that
Speaker 20: are happening in Washington.
Speaker 3: DC that the mainstream media refuses to.
Speaker 20: Cover because they know if they cover it, honestly, the
Speaker 20: voters would rebel.
Speaker 2: Now, one thing Donald Trump has promised not to do
Speaker 2: is touch Social Security, and I believe Medicare as well.
Speaker 2: I know it needs to be touched. There is not
Speaker 2: a single human being on the planet. He's looked at
Speaker 2: the breakdown on where we are and where we're headed
Speaker 2: with Social Security. Most notably, we're not going to have
Speaker 2: enough money to fund the promises made to people who
Speaker 2: paid into this system their whole lives and are relying
Speaker 2: upon it retirement. It is a train wreck just waiting
Speaker 2: to happen in slow mow. Something needs to be done.
Speaker 2: Do you embrace some sort of reform, maybe a changing
Speaker 2: the eligibility requirements, something to reform Social Security?
Speaker 20: Anything, Bernie, Well, we keep robbing the Trust Fund and
Speaker 20: we're giving Social Security to illegals. We're using Medicare money,
Speaker 20: like I said, for electric vehicle subsidies. We're giving health
Speaker 20: care to you legals. Kamala Harris is in favor of
Speaker 20: sex change operations for you legal immigrants. I mean, you
Speaker 20: can't have that level of lunacy in the White House. Again,
Speaker 20: these are the stories that aren't covered. This is what
Speaker 20: we're going to talk about over the next forty days, Brian,
Speaker 20: because this is a clear choice between common sense and
Speaker 20: absolutely lunatic policies. This is not Democrat Republican. This is
Speaker 20: common sense versus lunacy.
Speaker 2: Love the words, Bernie Marina. Love the fact that you're
Speaker 2: an outsider, that you have business experience. You know how
Speaker 2: these regulations and these rules and the insanity from government
Speaker 2: impacts business and bottom line. That's why you're a better
Speaker 2: candidate from the demonstrably liberal based on his record shared
Speaker 2: brown closing comments, Bernie Renine for we part coming today,
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Speaker 2: know you could use some help on any level. Yard signs,
Speaker 2: door knocking, maybe a cash contribution of some sort.
Speaker 20: Yeah, absolutely, they can do that all on Berniemriino dot com.
Speaker 3: But there's one more other big request on October eighth,
Speaker 3: so less than two weeks away.
Speaker 20: You can vote early. Bank your vote. It'll save us
Speaker 20: a fortune because we know that you voted once. You
Speaker 20: do early after on October eighth or after, so we
Speaker 20: don't have to chase you or knock on your door
Speaker 20: or call you or text you, and then bring ten
Speaker 20: people with you to the polling place over the next
Speaker 20: four weeks. So vote eleven times, vote yourself, and then
Speaker 20: bring ten people. We have to swamp the vote.
Speaker 2: Flann An undot to the Thomas House. Can't bring you ten,
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Speaker 2: Berniemarino dot com Bernie, I wish you all the best
Speaker 2: of luck and anything we could do here in the
Speaker 2: Morning show to secure your victory over leftist Shared Brown.
Speaker 2: You've got it right here, sir.
Speaker 3: Well, thank you, Brian. I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to having you on the program again soon.
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Speaker 2: let's head on over to the phones. If you'd like
Speaker 2: to call, there is time five one three, seven, four
Speaker 2: nine fifty five hundred eight hundred eight two three. Jim,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 12: Hi Brian, what is on your mind?
Speaker 3: Jim?
Speaker 10: Well? I was listening to Fox News on TV the
Speaker 10: other day Monday, I.
Speaker 3: Believe it was, and.
Speaker 10: Kamala Harris was making one of her statements. I think
Speaker 10: she was in Wisconsin or Minnesota, I'm not sure, but
Speaker 10: she said verbatim that the Democratic Party stands for common sense.
Speaker 10: I couldn't believe it, and Trump had just went over
Speaker 10: that maybe four or five days ago in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: Well, it is indeed a funny statement. I guess people
Speaker 2: have really lost a sense of what common sense actually is.
Speaker 2: And every time I mentioned common sense on the program,
Speaker 2: somebody invariably will say common sense is in common anymore.
Speaker 2: And if the Democrat Party get away with what it's
Speaker 2: doing and it flies with the American people, then maybe
Speaker 2: that statement is true, that common sense is in common anymore.
Speaker 10: I haven't heard anybody mentioned this, and to me, that
Speaker 10: was the most glorious statement.
Speaker 3: She had made.
Speaker 2: Wow, well that's a bold statement, Jim, give the words
Speaker 2: sounds that have come out of her mouth. Everybody's got
Speaker 2: an opinion. That's a subjective assessment. I'm just gonna point
Speaker 2: that out, Jim. Jim's got his number one favorite comment.
Speaker 2: I've got mine, Jim. Thanks to the call, my friends.
Speaker 2: It's good to hear from you anyway. Yeah, speaking of Harris,
Speaker 2: I try to remember where she was on MSNBC speaking
Speaker 2: with Stephanie Ruhle, who is not exactly a thrower of
Speaker 2: hardballs on tariffs. She speaking with Harris, who does oppose
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's terror policy. He's pointed this out MSNBC Anchasy,
Speaker 2: but tariffs aren't unique to President Trump. President Biden has
Speaker 2: tariff's in place. He's actually looking to potentially implement more.
Speaker 2: Where do you come out on that, is, is there
Speaker 2: a good tariff a bad tariff? Well, Harris couldn't really
Speaker 2: answer the question. So rather than answer the question on tariff's,
Speaker 2: here's what she had to say. He referring to Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: he's not serious about how he thinks about some of
Speaker 2: these issues. And one must be serious and have a
Speaker 2: plan and a real plan that's not just about some
Speaker 2: talking point ending in an exclamation point at a political rally,
Speaker 2: but actually putting the thought into what will be the
Speaker 2: return on the investment, what the economic impact on? What's
Speaker 2: the economic impact on everyday people? Close quote? Are you
Speaker 2: one in this room is now dumber for having listened
Speaker 2: to it?
Speaker 3: Amen?
Speaker 2: Joe Strecker, appreciate the SoundBite exclamation point you placed on that.
Speaker 2: I can't understand anything that comes out of that woman's mouth.
Speaker 2: She tries to do an effective job. Now, you listen
Speaker 2: to an effective politician, well oiled politician, Republican or Democrat.
Speaker 2: You ask them any question and they will they'll give
Speaker 2: you something that will sound reasonable, plausible, and almost sound
Speaker 2: like it's answering the question without really providing you a
Speaker 2: whole lot of information. We're all used to that from politicians.
Speaker 2: But she's not good at that. She wants to be,
Speaker 2: and she'll come across this smiling and joyful and oh yeah,
Speaker 2: and and the words that come out of her mouth
Speaker 2: while sounding rhythmically you know, positive or rhythmically right, It
Speaker 2: comes across as dare I say, even true. But when
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Speaker 2: come up with a total goose egg nothing literally zero,
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Speaker 2: Hey thirty one and fifty five KRC Detok station ain't
Speaker 2: very Happy Friday, EF, you made extra special because he's back.
Speaker 2: I heart media aviation expert Jay Ratliff, Jay, welcome back,
Speaker 2: my friend. Condolences on your loss. I hope you're struggling
Speaker 2: through okay with the loss of your father. It's why
Speaker 2: you weren't on last week. I missed talking with you,
Speaker 2: but I certainly understood the reason for the absence.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it was, it was it was quick.
Speaker 21: As you know I've shared with you, he's it was
Speaker 21: going through dementia, and he had for several years. And
Speaker 21: you know, three weeks ago he's up walking around mobile,
Speaker 21: he's talking conversational memory issues obviously, and then the last
Speaker 21: three weeks things just progressed to the point that rapidly,
Speaker 21: next thing you know, he's gone. And it happened last
Speaker 21: Tuesday morning at five point fifty five. But my sister,
Speaker 21: my mom, and I were all there, and you know,
Speaker 21: for me, it was the first time i'd lost a
Speaker 21: parent and it uncharted waters. But you know, as I've
Speaker 21: told you, my dad taught me three main things. Love
Speaker 21: of family, love of country, and love of baseball. I mean,
Speaker 21: those were the three things with him that I'll always
Speaker 21: take with me. But so many memories, and I'll never
Speaker 21: say why did it happen? Because look, I had him
Speaker 21: for sixty one years. He and Mam have been married
Speaker 21: for sixty two and yeah, so the family's gone through
Speaker 21: some adjustments, but a lot of prayers and we can
Speaker 21: feel them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm glad. I'm glad because I obviously let my
Speaker 2: listening audience know so they can include you and their prayers.
Speaker 3: And I appreciate that very much.
Speaker 2: Happy to do it, my friend. I know what it's
Speaker 2: like to lose a father and under the same or
Speaker 2: comparable circumstances. Just that my dad's decay and decline went
Speaker 2: over a period of much longer time in terms of
Speaker 2: his deterioration. So anyway, moving old, when.
Speaker 21: You were there for me, and believe me forever, I'll
Speaker 21: forever be appreciate it of that.
Speaker 3: Brother.
Speaker 2: Hey, friends, man, friends, what it's all about?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 21: You dared me, You try you try me.
Speaker 3: If you need something, it's done, you go.
Speaker 2: That's a two way street, my friend. I always I
Speaker 2: tend to throw you a curveball. And on the heels
Speaker 2: of that discussion, let me let me before we get
Speaker 2: into your list of topics, which are maybe a little
Speaker 2: bit headier. Researchers at the University of Cambridge, Professor Rob Miller,
Speaker 2: Cambridge's Whittle Laboratory, released a suggestion and for the purposes
Speaker 2: of dealing with climate change, in an effort to get
Speaker 2: the aviation industry to get the net zero carbon emissions
Speaker 2: by twenty fifty, slow the planes down. He suggested, if
Speaker 2: you slow the flight speeds down by fifteen percent, which
Speaker 2: would add almost a full hour to every single flight,
Speaker 2: you would save fuel. You would slash fuel burned by
Speaker 2: five to seven percent. I don't think that's a good
Speaker 2: return on investment. I just wanted to get your reaction
Speaker 2: to slow.
Speaker 21: Well, it's a lot like if I drove slower to
Speaker 21: Savannah than I do, we could save fuel. Yeah, but
Speaker 21: I'm flying, so you know if obviously if you throttle
Speaker 21: back a bit, you you can save a little bit
Speaker 21: of money there. But you know, you look at I
Speaker 21: think the airline industry, by most estimates, contributes like four
Speaker 21: percent something along those lines of you know, of carbon emissions.
Speaker 21: So but the thing is that their target and as
Speaker 21: as such, they're always the people are always coming up
Speaker 21: with these crazy things. And you know, the Amsterdam Airport
Speaker 21: was talking about reducing the number of flights this year
Speaker 21: to combat the climate change, and you had airlines being
Speaker 21: told that you're going to have to monitor or start
Speaker 21: monitoring your contrails so that you can we can help
Speaker 21: determine what's going on. And there's no science behind that.
Speaker 21: So how world are you supposed to monitor and report?
Speaker 21: I mean, it's just lunacy, and you have all of
Speaker 21: these individuals and I'm assuming well meaning, although I think
Speaker 21: some it's money motivated that are coming out with all
Speaker 21: of its garbage that it just you know, look, I
Speaker 21: love the idea that we have sustainable aviation fuel. If
Speaker 21: we can take you know, vegetable oil and other kinds
Speaker 21: of things that we can reproduce easily and replace aviation
Speaker 21: fuel with what's being used now, that's great. The problem
Speaker 21: is you can't produce it cheaply enough for it to
Speaker 21: be economically a benefit to the airline industry. So the
Speaker 21: industry is not going to go that route unless they're
Speaker 21: shoved in that direction by the governments of the world.
Speaker 21: And if they do, I guarantee you the obvious thing
Speaker 21: that's going to happen is it's going to cost more
Speaker 21: for fuel and you know, ticket prices are going up
Speaker 21: thirty forty fifty percent, and you know, some people say, well,
Speaker 21: that would be worth it to saves a planet, and
Speaker 21: I'm like, well, if we have some proven data that
Speaker 21: we actually can you know, rely on, I'm okay there.
Speaker 21: But I'm still the guy that remembers global cooling in
Speaker 21: the nineteen seventies and acid rain and all these other
Speaker 21: things that decade after decade after decade made me think
Speaker 21: I'm never going to make it to forty years of age.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 21: And now, yeah, now that's exactly what a lot of
Speaker 21: these kids have. And but in their case, they have
Speaker 21: social media that can reinforce the panic. And I think
Speaker 21: that that's really creating some damage among our young people
Speaker 21: that have absolutely no confidence at all that they're going
Speaker 21: to be here at forty and fifty years of age
Speaker 21: because people are telling them the planet's about.
Speaker 2: To, you know, cease to exist exactly. And don't forget
Speaker 2: the other evil, nefarious component that not only is it
Speaker 2: on social media, it's being taught in the schools as
Speaker 2: for the curriculum now, so they are.
Speaker 21: The early age from an early age.
Speaker 3: Diculous.
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Speaker 11: Southbound seventy five continue slow in and out of Wackland
Speaker 11: dropping close to a fifteen minute delay northbound seventy five
Speaker 11: under and ten minute delay now out of Erlingger into
Speaker 11: the cut, getting better through Saint Bernard towards town Stream
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Speaker 2: Ever hang around at Gymnasium, Hey forty one if you
Speaker 2: have AIRCD talk station Brian Thomas with iheartbet the aviation
Speaker 2: expert Jay rat Left. I've guess the airlines are preparing
Speaker 2: for yet another big time storm. Can see it right
Speaker 2: there on the radar map.
Speaker 3: Jay.
Speaker 2: I know we do hub delays last, but this kind
Speaker 2: of overlap some.
Speaker 21: Doesn't it It is and that's the big issue obviously
Speaker 21: for the day. And even though airlines are notorious and
Speaker 21: famous for a lack of customer service. I mean, if
Speaker 21: you get customer service, go buy a lottery ticket because
Speaker 21: you're having a really good day. They do a good
Speaker 21: job though, when it comes to taking care of us
Speaker 21: during irregular operations when whether event happens, so what takes
Speaker 21: place is they see the storm coming, They're going to
Speaker 21: adjust their flight schedule because they want to do a
Speaker 21: couple of things. They want to take care of us
Speaker 21: and we accommodate us before we get to the airport,
Speaker 21: and they also want to make sure that they don't
Speaker 21: have any airplanes in it in a location that has
Speaker 21: a h wind to them, because then you have the
Speaker 21: possibility of damage through debris that might hit the aircraft
Speaker 21: that would cause it to have an expensive process as
Speaker 21: far as well a being out of service, but then
Speaker 21: be of course costing of money in the process and
Speaker 21: inconvenience seeing a lot of passengers. So they make sure
Speaker 21: those airplanes are staged, are moved out of the affected area,
Speaker 21: so like in Atlanta and other places, they'll have minimal
Speaker 21: presence there. Once the storm goes through, they bring the
Speaker 21: airplanes back in. The airport has to do a series
Speaker 21: of inspections to make sure that the runways are good,
Speaker 21: the fuel farms are good, no contaminations as far as
Speaker 21: water or anything like that. There's a whole list of
Speaker 21: things that we have to go through, and then once
Speaker 21: everything checks out, it's restoring operation as quickly as possible.
Speaker 21: And airlines are good about saying, look, we've issued a
Speaker 21: weather waiver, so if you don't want to fly this
Speaker 21: week going to or through Atlanta, you want to go
Speaker 21: next week next month, that's fine, we'll change the reservation
Speaker 21: absent of a change fee. So fortunately it's also September,
Speaker 21: and we're talking about this a month ago. We're talking
Speaker 21: about tons of headaches because every flight's full where you're
Speaker 21: going to put people. September is a slower month, so
Speaker 21: it's we've got a little bit more leeway here to
Speaker 21: accommodate people that are impacted. The key is to obviously
Speaker 21: make sure the airlines have a way of knowing how
Speaker 21: to get ahold of you, so that if there's any
Speaker 21: change your itinerary, you're aware of it.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, find out immediate conditions at the end
Speaker 2: of the segment. In the meantime, apparently United Airlines passengers
Speaker 2: were injured on a plane. Well, what they had to
Speaker 2: do an evasive maneuver. What's this one Holopatchay?
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 21: We have a traffic collision avoidance system TEACAST that's on
Speaker 21: every aircraft and it's considered kind of a last resort
Speaker 21: type of thing where you have a situation where if
Speaker 21: this TEACAST system looks and sees that you've got two
Speaker 21: aircraft that are headed for the same location, the same airspace,
Speaker 21: it will tell one airplane to descend, it will tell
Speaker 21: the other one to pull up. And a lot of
Speaker 21: times when we board airplane, we hear the crew testing
Speaker 21: this system. You hear the pull up, pull up, that's
Speaker 21: part of the t CAST system and they're just checking
Speaker 21: it because it's part of their pre checklist. Well, we
Speaker 21: had a flight going I believe Newark into San Francisco
Speaker 21: and they're nearing the Oakland air Space out there in
Speaker 21: San Francisco and all of a sudden, both crews are
Speaker 21: alerted and one crew told to ascend the other two
Speaker 21: DCEM and crews are taught to immediately respond. You don't go,
Speaker 21: oh where's the plane? No, you do exactly what you're
Speaker 21: told immediately because you're running out of time. Well, the
Speaker 21: United flight responded as did the other one, and the
Speaker 21: United flight it was a very forceful as they were
Speaker 21: adhering to the instructions and they had two passengers that
Speaker 21: were injured. Now, what I'm being told is the seat
Speaker 21: belt side was on at the time, So I don't
Speaker 21: know if somebody was up when they shouldn't have been,
Speaker 21: or if their seat belt wasn't on that caused the injury.
Speaker 21: So fortunately no one got seriously injured from what we're told,
Speaker 21: and we're going to learn from this. They Federal Abation
Speaker 21: Administration's going to look into this and figure out, Okay,
Speaker 21: how did these two airplanes get as close as they did.
Speaker 21: I don't have an exact measurement, so I'm not going
Speaker 21: to throw anything out. But anytime that tea cast system
Speaker 21: is activated, it's a critical moment. And you know, thankfully
Speaker 21: Cruiser taught what to do when it activates.
Speaker 2: Well, it's it's said at a certain distance, what's the
Speaker 2: what is the outer distance that that would activate?
Speaker 3: How?
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, a mile away, five hundred feet away?
Speaker 2: When does it go off?
Speaker 3: Well, I don't.
Speaker 21: I don't recall the specifics as far as the actual
Speaker 21: settings on the tea cast. I do know Brian, that
Speaker 21: it came into being because we used to have a
Speaker 21: series of clear air, good weather plane collisions where we
Speaker 21: would have airplanes that were colliding with each other, and
Speaker 21: we had one over the Grand Canyon a number of
Speaker 21: decades ago that was horrific, and the thought was, we've
Speaker 21: got to come up with some technology that can aid
Speaker 21: us in the ability of making sure that these aircraft
Speaker 21: don't encroach into each other's air because occasionally there are
Speaker 21: times when air traffic controllers make mistakes.
Speaker 3: They're human.
Speaker 21: There's times when pilots make mistakes, because again, you can
Speaker 21: never eliminate that human error from all of that, and sadly,
Speaker 21: what takes place is that sometimes these mistakes happen. And
Speaker 21: if this automation is in place, and it is on
Speaker 21: every commercial aircraft, it's hopefully going to prevent us from
Speaker 21: having an accident that could result in the loss of
Speaker 21: hundreds of lives. And it has numerous times and is
Speaker 21: great technology and I'm glad it's something that.
Speaker 2: We can count on amen to that. I guess we've
Speaker 2: got some changes coming to Southwest Airlines. What are the
Speaker 2: changes Atlanta?
Speaker 21: They're reducing their service there and they're not saying they're
Speaker 21: laying anybody off, but they said earlier this week the
Speaker 21: issue and apology employees, we've got some upcoming changes. It's
Speaker 21: going to impact some of our employees. We're sorry for
Speaker 21: what's going to happen, but it has to take place.
Speaker 21: And what they're doing is pulling out some of the
Speaker 21: service out of Atlanta, which they're really beefed up a
Speaker 21: lot over the years, and it's going to mean, with
Speaker 21: the reduction of service, as many as three hundred employees
Speaker 21: or so that are going.
Speaker 3: To be impacted.
Speaker 21: Now, they're not saying that these people are going to
Speaker 21: be laid off, but what they're saying is the pilots,
Speaker 21: the flight attendant, mechanics, customer service people they are going
Speaker 21: to be impacted, are going to have the ability to
Speaker 21: go to another location if there's openings, and there should be.
Speaker 21: And the thought is that if they're not making as
Speaker 21: much money in that market. That is it's so difficult
Speaker 21: to make a lot of profit when you're talking about
Speaker 21: the Atlanta Airport, because it's dominated by a few main carriers,
Speaker 21: and unfortunately, as we know in Cincinnati, when you have
Speaker 21: a lack of real competition, it really jacks the fares up.
Speaker 21: And I'm sure Southwest is saying, we can take this
Speaker 21: aircraft and this crew to another market and we can
Speaker 21: make a lot more profit. And a lot of times
Speaker 21: I'll hear from people that will say, Jay, I don't
Speaker 21: understand why this particular flight was canceled because every time
Speaker 21: I flowed it was always full. Well full doesn't mean
Speaker 21: they made money, because if they can only charge a
Speaker 21: certain amount and the yield or profit for passengers minimal.
Speaker 21: You might be making nine hundred dollars on a flight
Speaker 21: or twelve hundred dollars total profit on a flight. And
Speaker 21: if they can take that same aircraft, run it in
Speaker 21: another market, have a seventy percent load factor and recognize
Speaker 21: a profit with that of maybe three thousand dollars, it's like,
Speaker 21: we're going to do that. And there were times airlines
Speaker 21: were really reluctant to do this, but over the last
Speaker 21: several years airlines are like, look, if we're not making
Speaker 21: enough money here, we're going to take that airplane and
Speaker 21: crew somewhere else because we need to do that to
Speaker 21: in essence, you know, generate as much revenue for our
Speaker 21: company as we can. And it's surprising to a lot
Speaker 21: of people the profit some of these aircraft make on
Speaker 21: these airplanes, because you know, some of these fares out
Speaker 21: of Cincinnati when you check the Cincinnati website on the
Speaker 21: deal section, some of these fares are one hundred and
Speaker 21: fifty round trip, and that's not the whole plane. But
Speaker 21: obviously there's a number of people on there, and airlines
Speaker 21: can't make money a lot of money profit on those
Speaker 21: kinds of affairs, which is why we should take advantage
Speaker 21: of a marriage chance.
Speaker 2: We can amen to that, Jay Ratliff, And finally we
Speaker 2: will end on hub delays. I guess Atlanta is not
Speaker 2: a good place to be.
Speaker 21: Right now, Can I say mainly only everything east of
Speaker 21: the Mississippi. I mean, that's pretty much what we're having
Speaker 21: at this point in time. If you were to draw
Speaker 21: a line from Atlanta, actually from the Panhandle of Florida
Speaker 21: up through Atlanta, Charlotte's going to be impacted to a
Speaker 21: certain degree, and we're going to have issues up in
Speaker 21: the Philadelphia, New York and that's going to continue for
Speaker 21: the next couple of days. So if you're flying west,
Speaker 21: you may think, hey, I've got it made, But if
Speaker 21: your plane is being routed through any of these particular
Speaker 21: areas that are impacted by weather, you could see flight
Speaker 21: cancelations or delays because of the fact that your plane's
Speaker 21: coming through Atlanta or from another airport in Florida or
Speaker 21: something that's been impacted. So a lot of patients over
Speaker 21: the next few days.
Speaker 2: To be sure, Jay Ratlift, it is distinct pleasure to
Speaker 2: have you back on the program. I always look forward
Speaker 2: to this segment every week. It's a nice refreshing way
Speaker 2: to end a Friday Eve, and today of course no
Speaker 2: different than the norm. God bless you sir, and again
Speaker 2: condolences on your loss and I appreciate your friendship and
Speaker 2: best of health and love to both of you, and
Speaker 2: you and your.
Speaker 21: Better half that means the words to me, Brian, Thank
Speaker 21: you much.
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