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Speaker 2: I'm the Dude Man.
Speaker 3: And I'm Brian Thomas. It's to the fifty five KRC
Speaker 3: Morning Show and looking forward. Having bring mccount from the
Speaker 3: Hudson's Too back in studio, can be talking about Iron's
Speaker 3: nuclear aspirations among other things. Also his latest Charged Conversation podcast,
Speaker 3: need to check that one out. Also the UN and
Speaker 3: their energy failures. There's quite a few articles this morning
Speaker 3: about the moving away from this whole climate change thing.
Speaker 3: I know Donald Trump recently withdrew the waiver given to
Speaker 3: the state of California to force everybody getting electric vehicles,
Speaker 3: which is a pretty bad idea. Also saw an article
Speaker 3: that they're actually they pollute more than an internal combustion
Speaker 3: engine when you consider manufacturing all the way through final use.
Speaker 3: But anyhow, I'll dig that one out if we need
Speaker 3: it later. So that's Brigher mccounty in studio at seven
Speaker 3: oh five, followed by the Daniel Davis Deep Dive at
Speaker 3: eight thirty. Notice they didn't say anything about the Bright
Speaker 3: Bart inside Soups scoops. Sadly they didn't get back with
Speaker 3: Joe kind of bummed about that. I just enjoy talking
Speaker 3: to the bright bart folks. So Daniel Davis, of course
Speaker 3: we will get an update on rushing Ukraine. But yes,
Speaker 3: added to the list, and I certainly expected to see
Speaker 3: Iran in Israel on the list. Got lots of developments
Speaker 3: on that to talk about this morning. Then we get
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Speaker 3: mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Israel's at it again.
Speaker 3: I had more bombing yesterday, brand new waves strikes pounding
Speaker 3: central Tehran, and a friend of mine right after it
Speaker 3: was making the rounds on the news sentiment the video
Speaker 3: of the anchor in Iran's state run television headquarters doing
Speaker 3: the news only to have to evacuate when Israel blew
Speaker 3: the place up. So at war is not fun. War
Speaker 3: is not comical, but I gotta admit it made me
Speaker 3: chuckle when I saw it happen. The debris flew all
Speaker 3: over this live broadcast and she had to evacate the premises. Also,
Speaker 3: Iran did fire another way of missiles into Israel and
Speaker 3: they killed eight people, at least that's what's widely reported.
Speaker 3: At least eight people were killed. So meanwhile, Trump's up
Speaker 3: of the Group of Seven in summit in Canada, they
Speaker 3: were trying to figure out ways to end this conflict.
Speaker 3: Trump make it headlines early in the summit, warning Iran
Speaker 3: that it must have submit to a deal but ending
Speaker 3: its nuclear program period. End of story. Speaking with reporters,
Speaker 3: Trump said, you know, Irani leaders would now like to talk,
Speaker 3: but they should have done that before I had sixty days.
Speaker 3: They had sixty days, and on the sixty first day,
Speaker 3: I said, well, we don't have a deal without saying it.
Speaker 3: Of course, that's the sixty first day was when Israel
Speaker 3: started dropping bombs on Iran, launching its tack from both
Speaker 3: within and without. He said, they have to make a deal,
Speaker 3: and it's painful for both parties. But I'd say Iran
Speaker 3: is not winning this war. And I suppose that's a
Speaker 3: reasonable conclusion to reach by the President of United States
Speaker 3: of America. Since Israel now dominates the Iranian airspace, they're
Speaker 3: apparently free to fly in and out without any threat
Speaker 3: from the Iranians. That's a pretty impressive improvement, right or
Speaker 3: development right there. Trump also said, what a shame waste
Speaker 3: of human life. Everyone should immediately evacuate Tehran. Well that's
Speaker 3: a pretty bold statement considering the size of the city
Speaker 3: and the number of people that live there. He also
Speaker 3: left a day early, said he had stuff to do
Speaker 3: back here, obviously in connection with problems in the Middle East,
Speaker 3: he said, because of what's going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: That's why he left the G seven summit early. And
Speaker 3: then here's a problem that I've got now, Pentagon said.
Speaker 3: The USS Knimts aircraft carriers heading over the region should
Speaker 3: be there by the end of the month. US is
Speaker 3: not joined in the combat yet. There's a report from
Speaker 3: the war zone. It's a military aviation outlet. At least
Speaker 3: twenty eight powerful US Air Force tankers described as KC
Speaker 3: one five R Strato tankers and KC forty six Pegasus
Speaker 3: jets seen crossing the Atlantic Sunday night. Open source enthusiast
Speaker 3: took to social media after all the tankers began popping
Speaker 3: up on flight tracking software. It said, at its peak,
Speaker 3: it appeared that at least twenty eight tankers were all
Speaker 3: heading east.
Speaker 1: Now, they did point out.
Speaker 3: There is a multinational exercise going on in Norway that's
Speaker 3: about to kick off. I guess wargames are going to
Speaker 3: be played. They suggest though that it wouldn't require anything
Speaker 3: like this level of relocation of refueling assets. These, I
Speaker 3: guess are airplanes that you know, refuel jet fighters who
Speaker 3: can only have a limited capacity of fuel.
Speaker 1: You need to refuel in the air.
Speaker 3: They also say on the other these these are precisely
Speaker 3: the assets that would be needed if the United States
Speaker 3: were going to change its support of Israel's Operation Rising Lion,
Speaker 3: or if there are urgent concerns the conflict is about
Speaker 3: to widen significantly. Now join that comment with a comment
Speaker 3: from Donald Trump that you know, everybody in Tehran needs
Speaker 3: to get out. That's a bit of a concern, isn't it.
Speaker 3: And I saw a Facebook post by Congressman Thomas Massey
Speaker 3: about we do not need to be, nor should we be,
Speaker 3: joining this conflict. It would require congressional action, which is
Speaker 3: a point that I agree with. Can you talk about
Speaker 3: No King's rallies? You know, I find I kind of
Speaker 3: thought that those rallies were rather preposterous. I'm not quite
Speaker 3: sure what they were predicated on, what other people were
Speaker 3: out there protesting, but clearly it was it was directed
Speaker 3: at Donald Trump. But you know, presidents don't have unilatteral
Speaker 3: authority to get US involved in war. Tim Kin to
Speaker 3: West Virginia, and he's done this before, introduced legislation yesterday
Speaker 3: to prevent Trump from using military force against iron without
Speaker 3: Congress's authorization. Well, is that really even necessary? I mean,
Speaker 3: this is something Congressman Asking and I have talked about before,
Speaker 3: as well as my conversations with Judge the Polotana the constitution.
Speaker 3: Since who has the power to declare war? And there
Speaker 3: is no such thing in the consultation as a use
Speaker 3: of military force or an authorization for use of military force,
Speaker 3: it's not a declaration of war. It's something slightly less
Speaker 3: than him. But it does give the president huge leeway.
Speaker 3: How many years are we in Vietnam? No declaration of war? Korea?
Speaker 1: I mean, I could go on now.
Speaker 3: It during Trump's first term that Tim Cane of Virginia
Speaker 3: introduced a similar resolution to reign in the ability to wage.
Speaker 1: War against Iran.
Speaker 3: It passed both the Senate and House and got some
Speaker 3: Republican support as well. However, not enough votes to survive
Speaker 3: the president's veto, which is kind of odd. You know,
Speaker 3: the Constitution says who declares war? They introduced a resolution
Speaker 3: basically saying what the Constitution already says, and then the
Speaker 3: president can veto it, meaning we're back where well I
Speaker 3: would argue, we're back to what the Constitution says, we
Speaker 3: all know how fast and loose are elected officials and
Speaker 3: presidents plural both sides play with the Constitution. Kayes said
Speaker 3: his latest war Powers resolution underscores that the US Constitution
Speaker 3: gives Congress, not the President of the sole power to
Speaker 3: declare war and requires that any hostility with Iran be
Speaker 3: explicitly authorized by a declaration of war or specific authorization
Speaker 3: for the use of military force. Again not quite a declaration,
Speaker 3: but still gets us involved in war, which I personally
Speaker 3: have a problem with. In a statement, he said, it's
Speaker 3: not in our national security interest to get into a
Speaker 3: war with Iran unless that war is absolutely necessary to defend.
Speaker 1: The United States.
Speaker 3: I'm concerned the recent escalation of hostilities between Israel and
Speaker 3: IRANQA quickly pull the United States into another endless conflict,
Speaker 3: and there are politicians out there saying we should join
Speaker 3: in the fight.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Apparently these war powers resolutions authorizations of use of military force.
Speaker 3: This Senate has required to consider it on the matter. Yeah,
Speaker 3: there is an order to things, and there's an obligation
Speaker 3: and a need. You know, it's crazy just when you
Speaker 3: look at Congress generally speaking, how little they're able to accomplish,
Speaker 3: and how overwhelmed with Trump arrangement syndrome that they have gotten,
Speaker 3: such that there is I mean, very few Democrats and
Speaker 3: Republicans will vote on the same thing. It could be
Speaker 3: any topic, but if one side raises it as a
Speaker 3: good idea, the other side is immediately going to be
Speaker 3: against it and say no, regardless of how good of
Speaker 3: the idea might be. And you know that there is
Speaker 3: no way you could get a declaration of war approved
Speaker 3: by Congress. I wonder where the political divide would follow
Speaker 3: on that one. Anyway, Ron, apparently signaling that it does
Speaker 3: want to end hostilities hmmm, sent messages to Israel and
Speaker 3: the United States via Arab intermediaries. I wouldn't call it
Speaker 3: a plea, but they're interested in resuming talks over the
Speaker 3: nuclear program hmm. Mids of Israeli's air campaign. Tehran has
Speaker 3: told Arab officials it would be open to returning to
Speaker 3: the negotiation table as long as the United States doesn't
Speaker 3: join the attack. Everybody's got their line in the sand
Speaker 3: on this, don't they. Irod apparently also passed the message
Speaker 3: to Israel, saying that it is in the interest of
Speaker 3: both sides that keep the violence contained well. Of course,
Speaker 3: Iron might say that considering they seem to be on
Speaker 3: the losing side of the this this this conflict. If
Speaker 3: I may be so bold, Israel's already destroyed I guess
Speaker 3: one third of their their their missile launching capabilities, busy,
Speaker 3: busy bombing and continuing to bomb the nuclear facilities Iran.
Speaker 3: Apparently Israel is interested in acquiring our mother of all bombs,
Speaker 3: the bunker busting bombs, and it kind of shocks me
Speaker 3: they don't have those already. Question will we provide them
Speaker 3: with the military hardware if they request it while staying
Speaker 3: out of the conflict directly. I mean, we sell missiles
Speaker 3: and we give away missiles in hardware all the time.
Speaker 3: See Ukraine and the billions and billions of dollars in
Speaker 3: military aid we provided them. Yet we're not in that conflict, unless,
Speaker 3: of course, you look at the boots on the ground
Speaker 3: that are operating more sophisticated weapons systems in Ukraine. And yes,
Speaker 3: that requires US service people to do it, folks with
Speaker 3: security clearances. So I guess we kind of are in
Speaker 3: that conflict. That's something I've talked about with Daniel Davis previously.
Speaker 3: It's a crazy world. We live in You got your
Speaker 3: opinions and thoughts on this?
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Speaker 3: After this this vance, Luthor Bolter, Guy, the murderer, the
Speaker 3: killer of politicians, got everybody all wigged out. Apparently Congressman
Speaker 3: Landsman Greg Lansman was on the list, or at least
Speaker 3: mentioned in the notes they found in this guy's possession.
Speaker 3: Just Trekker editorial comments last month in an op ed
Speaker 3: he was afraid to be shot by Magas supporters. Now
Speaker 3: he has to be afraid of his own party. They
Speaker 3: do seem to be the party of violence, don't they.
Speaker 3: I mean, you take out January sixth, if you want
Speaker 3: to call that a violin insurrection, I don't. I'd always
Speaker 3: refer to it as a drunken fraternity party gotten out
Speaker 3: of hand. But whatever, that's where your gin FDFBI statistics
Speaker 3: came from. You break those down, you look at the
Speaker 3: number of right wing incidents or incidents of violence instigated
Speaker 3: by members on the conservative side of the Ledger. They
Speaker 3: include every single human being who showed up in the
Speaker 3: Capitol building, increasing the numbers might I don't say exponentially,
Speaker 3: but that's where the vast majority of those numbers and
Speaker 3: statistics came from. But everywhere you look around you I'm
Speaker 3: i antifave violent, absolutely leftist, absolutely admittedly so same the
Speaker 3: way the Black Lives Matter, the anti police demonstrations, the
Speaker 3: No Kings rallies, the Los Angeles riots, I mean, these
Speaker 3: aren't exactly conservative. Might of individuals taking to the streets
Speaker 3: and burning things down and attacking ice agents. And oddly enough,
Speaker 3: there's a new Rasmussen pull out. I know polls between
Speaker 3: eighth and June and the June twelfth, Rasmussen surveyed seventeen
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy two likely voters, Trump enjoying an overall
Speaker 3: fifty three percent job approval rating, including fifty four percent
Speaker 3: approval from Black voters and fifty three percent support from
Speaker 3: Hispanic voters. How did hell that happen? John Nolty over
Speaker 3: Breitbart kind of opined on that Democratic Party points out,
Speaker 3: has become the party of white, wealthy elites, primarily emotionally
Speaker 3: unstable and neurotic white women who can easily be convinced
Speaker 3: to believe anything but God. Democrat parties embrace crazy on immigration, crime,
Speaker 3: gay and trans issues, and now their coalition is fracturing
Speaker 3: to the benefit of the Republican Party, especially Trump. Better Still,
Speaker 3: he points out, here's the point that I actually wanted
Speaker 3: to get to Democrats are trapped.
Speaker 1: They have to appease.
Speaker 3: Their extremist loans or face a complete political collapse. Hum
Speaker 3: the left has lost the people, so violence is all
Speaker 3: they've got left. Maybe something to that anyway, we also
Speaker 3: been nor The Carolina State Democrat got a lot of
Speaker 3: heat on social media for the posts that she posted
Speaker 3: speaking of us during the pot of Violence. State Representative
Speaker 3: Julie van Heffen posted an image on her ex social
Speaker 3: media account. Had to deactivate the entire account following the
Speaker 3: public outcry. Posts showed a woman holding up a sign
Speaker 3: that read quote in these difficult times, some cuts may
Speaker 3: be necessary, along with the image of a guillotine opposite
Speaker 3: side of the sign two human head props, one of
Speaker 3: which appear to bear the likeness of President Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: the other head a Nazi swastika written on his forehead.
Speaker 3: She addressed the controversy after moving her entire account.
Speaker 1: Yesterday.
Speaker 3: I posted on a video on social media containing crowds
Speaker 3: of photos from the New King's protest in Raleigh. One
Speaker 3: are the images of a process or holding a sign
Speaker 3: was inappropriate and I later edited the video to remove
Speaker 3: the photo.
Speaker 1: Well, bully, let.
Speaker 3: Me be clear, I condemned political violence in all forms.
Speaker 3: My focus remains on bringing people together and fighting for
Speaker 3: the values that met her to North Carolinians. Like so many,
Speaker 3: I was horrified by the violence in Minnesota. There is
Speaker 3: no place for that kind of extremism in our democracy.
Speaker 3: No out of the target, no maut of the party.
Speaker 2: Whatever.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Liam. Exactly what I was thinking of. Reminds
Speaker 3: me of Connie Pillach pulling out her social media posts
Speaker 3: encouraging everyone to show with the New King's Rally and
Speaker 3: attacking Donald Trump, Who's inciting violence in this country? Five
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Speaker 1: Tom. Welcome to the morning. She always good to hear
Speaker 1: from you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, good morning. On my way to work again, paying
Speaker 5: attention to this, Uh sof you're talking about this morning
Speaker 5: about fighting the violence and and the riots and selves
Speaker 5: and all that and what what can be done about it.
Speaker 5: I've heard multiple different people throw this out there and
Speaker 5: it seems seems logical, but it's it's getting people to
Speaker 5: actually do it. And it's understandable. WI some somebody at
Speaker 5: some point has to, within their legal rights, has to
Speaker 5: take one of these people out, these rioters. If if
Speaker 5: you've got somebody standing in front of you, you're a
Speaker 5: law enforcement officer, and they're throwing something at you that
Speaker 5: could very easily be considered a deadly object, you have
Speaker 5: every right to put that person down. And I know
Speaker 5: that's rough, that that that's harsh. I understand that, but
Speaker 5: you know, again, they're threatening your life. They're throwing chunks
Speaker 5: of concrete at you, or a Molotov cocktail or whatever.
Speaker 5: And you know, I've also heard it suggested that you know,
Speaker 5: getting you know, who is somebody on here says somethingbout
Speaker 5: rubber bullets something. But you have to ask the individual,
Speaker 5: the l law enforcement officer to do that. And that's tough.
Speaker 5: That's a very tough thing to do, especially in LA
Speaker 5: in California, where more than likely you'll be prosecuted if
Speaker 5: you do take someone out. Yeah, that's a that's a
Speaker 5: very tough decision to have to make, and that I
Speaker 5: don't I don't waste that on anybody.
Speaker 3: Well, and only you got to remember, Tom, that only
Speaker 3: in the absolute cleanness of circumstances where there is absolutely
Speaker 3: no question whatsoever that the officer or an individual's life
Speaker 3: is in peril, grievous bodily harm or eminent apprehension of
Speaker 3: bodily harm or death where lethal forces justified. Otherwise you
Speaker 3: play right into their hands. You gotta remember, Tom, that's
Speaker 3: exactly what they want. They want, George Floyd.
Speaker 5: That's agree. That's that's why I'm saying, you're asking somebody
Speaker 5: to do something that is basically just opening up a
Speaker 5: whole other can of worms.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the predicate for your the predicate for your
Speaker 3: comment was somebody, something needs to take one of these
Speaker 3: guys out.
Speaker 1: That's what they want.
Speaker 3: I understand that, but well, that's a rather complicating factor
Speaker 3: in your argument. I would say it's an overriety.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, I woheartly agree that's I'm having this discussion and
Speaker 5: I agree with you. But it's what it's what has
Speaker 5: to be done for these for the rest of these
Speaker 5: guys to go away. A second, I might get shot,
Speaker 5: I'm there's something bad might happen to me, because right
Speaker 5: now there's very very little fear of retribution for what
Speaker 5: they're doing. That's why they're so cavalier about their their
Speaker 5: behavior and and and balling things up and lighting cars
Speaker 5: on fire and and looting and all that stuff. What's
Speaker 5: gonna stop them, Well, and that something has to. Somebody
Speaker 5: has to stop them, and the leadership out there in
Speaker 5: California is absolutely unwilling to do it. It's part of
Speaker 5: the problem.
Speaker 3: Well, they're the one that decriminalized everything. They decriminalized everything.
Speaker 3: This has been brewing for years and years. I mean,
Speaker 3: they didn't don't prosecute shoplifters in a Usky lawbreakers. They
Speaker 3: allow homeless people to live on the streets and pollute
Speaker 3: and defecate everywhere. There is absolutely no law enforcement. This,
Speaker 3: of course, you know, builds over time to the point
Speaker 3: where you know, you got this this well and now
Speaker 3: it's pivoted over to this ice and customs officials. But
Speaker 3: you know, you saw it during ANTIFOD, nobody prosecuted anybody.
Speaker 3: You saw it during Black Lives Matter riles, nobody, Ryot's
Speaker 3: nobody prosecuted anyway.
Speaker 1: These were all.
Speaker 3: Left wing cities and left wing causes that were fomenting
Speaker 3: and causing the violence, and no one got any was
Speaker 3: held accountable. You know, January sixth comes along and oh
Speaker 3: my god, people enter the Capitol building and literally they
Speaker 3: spent years rounding up every single human being who merely
Speaker 3: walked into the building. If there was that kind of
Speaker 3: law enforcement resources dedicated to the lawlessness on the streets
Speaker 3: and antifil, Black Lives Matter and this crap, I think
Speaker 3: that would go a long way to stopping it from happening.
Speaker 1: You don't have to shoot and body.
Speaker 5: I agree, but you're not You're obviously not going to
Speaker 5: get that because of these liberals. Uh, they want to
Speaker 5: keep going on with that and rep Y people don't
Speaker 5: vote Democrat.
Speaker 3: There you go, Tom, I know you get around to it,
Speaker 3: and a great point to make. Five thirty five, fifty
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Speaker 1: Stack is stupid? Go to Florida as a tradition. They meant.
Speaker 3: We got a man facing charges after allegedly urinating over
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars worth of food at a Sam's Club.
Speaker 2: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 1: No idea. I don't think we're ever going to find out.
Speaker 3: Seventy year old Patrick Francis Mitchell arrested earlier in June
Speaker 3: charge with criminal mischief resulting in one thousand dollars in
Speaker 3: damage I'm trying to have him to ever reconcile that
Speaker 3: with He claimed that it was ten thousand dollars worth
Speaker 3: of food. I guess you only damaged one thousand dollars
Speaker 3: worth of the total of ten that was there anyway
Speaker 3: disorderly conduct, cording to Lake County Public records, incident reportedly
Speaker 3: occurred at nine nine am Court and a half and
Speaker 3: eighty five by the State of Florida in the Fifth
Speaker 3: Judicial Circuit Court. Mitchell observed urinating in an aisle of
Speaker 3: the store. Female customer captured pictures, of course she did,
Speaker 3: of the alleged incident on her cell phone and showed
Speaker 3: them to store employees. Mitchell allegedly walked up to two
Speaker 3: pallets faced the shelf, placed both hands in front of
Speaker 3: him below the belt line, stood there for several seconds,
Speaker 3: and what appeared to be behavior consistent with urination accord
Speaker 3: of legal documents explaining the store video that also captured the.
Speaker 1: Incident what heppened.
Speaker 3: Then walked around the snack section, sat in the patio
Speaker 3: furniture for ten minutes before paying for his items and leaving.
Speaker 3: Store managers confirmed urine was indeed found on two pallets
Speaker 3: containing one hundred and eighty eight cans of Vienna sausage,
Speaker 3: phrasing three hundred and forty five cans of spam. And
Speaker 3: then here we go again, trying to reconcile these figures,
Speaker 3: resulting in the loss of ten thousand, five hundred and
Speaker 3: eighty four dollars and eighty four cents in goods. He
Speaker 3: pleaded not guilty to both charges in a court appearance
Speaker 3: June tenth. Back in court June thirtieth. The thing about
Speaker 3: Vienna sausage and spam. He didn't like processed meats, I
Speaker 3: guess phrasing fan of RFK Junior's efforts to get a
Speaker 3: healthier We go to West Valley City, Utah, where a
Speaker 3: sixteen year old boy shot five people in a confrontation
Speaker 3: between two groups at a carnival in Salt Lake City suburb,
Speaker 3: killing three of them What the hell, including an eight
Speaker 3: month old infant. Police working at West Fest and Centennial
Speaker 3: Park saw the two groups beginning to argue on Sunday
Speaker 3: night one hundred meters one hundred yards rather from a
Speaker 3: police mobile command post. According to the police department, post
Speaker 3: they approached to. As they approached to break up the altercation,
Speaker 3: a sixteen year old male from one of the group
Speaker 3: pulled out a gun and fired. One officer fired back,
Speaker 3: didn't hit anybody, shoot, struck and killed Hassan Lagundi, who
Speaker 3: is eighteen.
Speaker 1: In one of the groups.
Speaker 3: The Gundi appeared to have been an intended target, according
Speaker 3: to police, because the infant boy, whose identity wasn't released,
Speaker 3: also through Arena, forty one years old to West Jordan
Speaker 3: Utah also killed. Both died in the hospital arena, not
Speaker 3: the infant's mother, though she was roughly in the same
Speaker 3: line of fire. Two other teens, a seventeen year old
Speaker 3: girl and a fifteen year old boy, had non life
Speaker 3: threatening wounds in the arm. Not clear if they were
Speaker 3: connected to the groups involved. Their identities were not released
Speaker 3: as well. A pregnant woman was hurt while trying to
Speaker 3: get over a fence to get away. Sixteen year old
Speaker 3: quickly taken it to custod He booked in the Juvenile
Speaker 3: Detention Center charge with three counts of homicide. Name has
Speaker 3: not been released because he is a juvenile. Police maybe
Speaker 3: they'll trime as an adult. Police interviewing witnesses and officers
Speaker 3: to find out more about what happened, including whether the
Speaker 3: confrontation was gang related. Two officers directly involved in the
Speaker 3: confrontation were being investigated by Salt Lake City Police Department
Speaker 3: protocol teams because one of them had to fire a gun.
Speaker 3: As a result, they were not immediately interviewed. Carnival, a
Speaker 3: celebration of the establishment of the West Valley City and
Speaker 3: its cultural diversity, was in the process of winding down
Speaker 3: after drawing as many as ten thousand people. Between one
Speaker 3: thousand and two thousand people were still present when the
Speaker 3: shooting occurred. They say it was unrelated to the shooting
Speaker 3: that happened at the No Kings protests the day before
Speaker 3: it happened.
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Speaker 3: I just asked that very question out loud.
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Speaker 3: Let's see, ah, here we goes a short one before
Speaker 3: we take a break. M twenty five year old man
Speaker 3: accused of trying to kill his dad happened to Miami, Florida.
Speaker 3: Police officers responded to the Adrian Garcia arrested rather Adrian
Speaker 3: Garcia early Sunday morning. Police said Garcia shot his dad
Speaker 3: on Saturday night court, a neighbors at least two gunshots
Speaker 3: heard at the home where Garcia lives with his parents.
Speaker 3: Local news there responded officers were initially met with people
Speaker 3: who were telling them conflicting information, but detectives were able
Speaker 3: to sort out what they believe actually happened, leading to
Speaker 3: his arrest. Correctional deputies booked him on Father's Day morning
Speaker 3: in the Turner Guildford Night Correction Center. Bason fell in
Speaker 3: a charge of attempted murder the deadly weapon. Neighbors said
Speaker 3: the victim's wife has remained at the side at his
Speaker 3: side at Jackson Memorial Hospitals Trauma Center after the shooting.
Speaker 1: The motive remains unclear. Happy Father's Day.
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Speaker 3: Try to have a happy Tuesday. Stick around all morning,
Speaker 3: going to have Brighim account from the Hudson Institute in CDEO,
Speaker 3: the man behind the Charged Conversation podcast all about energy.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about Iran's nuclear aspirations and the United Nation
Speaker 3: and their energy failures.
Speaker 1: Just one of many failures from the United Nations.
Speaker 3: What a pointless entity anyhow, back over to the stack
Speaker 3: of stupid got a married couple in Tennessee arrested over
Speaker 3: the weekend for allegedly shooting a woman in the back
Speaker 3: of a head at a restaurant after they got kicked
Speaker 3: out of the restaurant for acting irate.
Speaker 2: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 3: Jose Montoya, who's twenty seven, along with his wife, Judith Ramirez,
Speaker 3: who's twenty six, both taken to custody, charged with one
Speaker 3: count each of attempted first degree murder, employing a firearm
Speaker 3: in the commission of a felony, and vandalism between ten
Speaker 3: grand and sixty thousand dollars probable cause, Affidavid says. After
Speaker 3: midnight June fifteenth, officers of the Memphis Police Department responded
Speaker 3: reports of an aggravated assault at the Tequila Town Bar.
Speaker 3: When they got their first responder spoke with a mail
Speaker 3: who had been working security at the time of the
Speaker 3: alleged incident. Security guard said he was working late Saturday
Speaker 3: evening when the bar's owner told him Montoya was acting
Speaker 3: irate inside the establishment. Security guard approached Montoya told need
Speaker 3: to calm down. Montoya allegedly became aggressive toward the guard,
Speaker 3: who then escorted him outside of the establishment with his wife, Julia.
Speaker 1: Affi David's states.
Speaker 3: During the escort, Montoya said, y'all done left up now.
Speaker 3: Judith apparently opened the door of the car. Montoya retreated
Speaker 3: a firearm from the vehicle. Security guard advised the observed
Speaker 3: Jose go into the vehicle, grabbed the firearm and began
Speaker 3: firing shots at him. Security guard returned fire in self defense.
Speaker 3: During the shooting, Montoya reloaded his firearm multiple times and
Speaker 3: continued shooting at the security guard. Both Ramirez m Montoya
Speaker 3: fled the scene without rendering aid to the victim. Stafford
Speaker 3: the bar also informed police the female patron had been
Speaker 3: shot in the back of the head during the confrontation,
Speaker 3: taking the local hospital and critical condition. Police did not
Speaker 3: immediately respond to an inquiry regarding the victim's current condition.
Speaker 3: In addition to the victim that was injured multiple cars
Speaker 3: in the areas struck by bullets fired by Montolia. They
Speaker 3: located the couple after spotting their car in the driveway
Speaker 3: of a residence three thousand block of jose Bit Lane.
Speaker 3: Please search vehicle recover multiple spent bullet casings in a
Speaker 3: pickup truck at the same address. Police said they recovered
Speaker 3: a black and green handgun believed to have been the
Speaker 3: one used in the shooting both of them inside the
Speaker 3: home and taken it to custody. Currently held in the
Speaker 3: Shelby County Jail without bond, scheduled to appear in a hearing.
Speaker 1: I guess this morning.
Speaker 3: Just he reloaded his firearm multiple times, and I feel
Speaker 3: terribly that one woman got hit, struck by the bullet,
Speaker 3: apparently survived. He did not hit his intended target, the
Speaker 3: security guard. Yeah, that's one of the benefits. You know,
Speaker 3: a lot of people never ever ever go to the range,
Speaker 3: and so that's a good thing for you and me
Speaker 3: because they're unlikely to hit their target at least less likely.
Speaker 3: If that guy was proficient at the use of a firearm,
Speaker 3: I think that situation would have turned out much worse,
Speaker 3: most notably for the security guard. He's clay County, Florida.
Speaker 3: Thirty four year old Orange park Man is going to
Speaker 3: share the award this morning. Joe accused of traveling to
Speaker 3: meet a miner for sex, now facing multiple felony charges.
Speaker 3: Thirty four year old Joshua Dice, former teacher at Cavalry
Speaker 3: Christian Academy, arrested Wednesday last week outside of a gym,
Speaker 3: facing charges of using a computer to solicit a child
Speaker 3: for unlawful sexual contact, unlawful use of a two way
Speaker 3: communication device, and traveling to meet a minor for sex.
Speaker 3: Events leading up to his arrest and what he told
Speaker 3: investigator during an interview apparently redacted from the arrest report.
Speaker 3: M Pastor Ken Pledger at the Christian Academy, he said
Speaker 3: in the statement of the schools and Ford about his arrest,
Speaker 3: and he was immediately terminated from his physician and roll
Speaker 3: at Cavalry Baptist Church, saying they were fully cooperating with
Speaker 3: law enforcement.
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Speaker 1: I hope you're having a good one anyway.
Speaker 3: Fast forward an hour in studio the return to Bring
Speaker 3: Him account from the hudsondents too be talking about Iran's
Speaker 3: nuclear aspirations which seem to be evaporating before our very
Speaker 3: eyes given the developments with Israel's bombing campaign, un and
Speaker 3: their energy failures, among all the failures of the United Nations.
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Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: Sadly no bright part today. Didn't get back with Joe
Speaker 3: and I'm kind of disturbed by that. But we'll get
Speaker 3: the Daniel Davis Steve Divey and he will be talking
Speaker 3: a better on in Israel as well as the updates
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Speaker 3: Tome five fifty on AT and T phones love to
Speaker 3: hear from if you get something you want to talk about,
Speaker 3: and you know, just throwing it out locks as they
Speaker 3: brought it up in the last hour. Since we're moving
Speaker 3: more and more aircraft and the USAS and Nimits aircraft
Speaker 3: carrier heading over to the Middle East, We've got all
Speaker 3: of these refueling aircraft that are going over to the
Speaker 3: Middle East. I am just asking out loud because I
Speaker 3: know the Constitution requires a declaration of war or at
Speaker 3: minimum an authorization for use of military force, which I
Speaker 3: argue is insufficient. Trump does not have the authority to
Speaker 3: order the military into this situation, regardless of how you
Speaker 3: feel about it. And I don't want to be embroiled
Speaker 3: in another conflict. And Donald Trump typically is the kind
Speaker 3: of guy that wants to stay the hell away from war,
Speaker 3: but kind of disturbing when you look at him leaving
Speaker 3: the G seven summit early, unless, of course, it's because
Speaker 3: the Iranians want to talk about maybe negotiating some sort
Speaker 3: of peace, and that's what they have. They have issued
Speaker 3: sort of an outreach signaling if they want to end
Speaker 3: the hostilities and resume the talks of the nuclear programs,
Speaker 3: Israel is not interested in negotiating peace until Iran's nuclear
Speaker 3: program has been completely dismantled. Iran wants to do some
Speaker 3: sort of nuclear program and it's not willing to give
Speaker 3: up on its aspirations, and some somewhere in between, you know,
Speaker 3: there's this argument that they want to create you know,
Speaker 3: nuclear power plants, not nuclear weapons, which I think is
Speaker 3: a laughable concept. But Trump also telling everybody in Tehran
Speaker 3: to get the hell out of the territory. So when
Speaker 3: you line up all this all these things, it's like
Speaker 3: when when when Donald Trump ordered all of the embassy
Speaker 3: officials to get the hell out of the Middle East
Speaker 3: earlier in the week before Israel launched its bombing campaign
Speaker 3: on Iran.
Speaker 1: There's a red flag.
Speaker 3: So we got some you know, sort of indicators that
Speaker 3: something big is going to happen. Israel's US ambassadors, remember
Speaker 3: the Beeper operation. Israel's ambassador to the US, Yeah, Shiel
Speaker 3: leader close enough, Sorry Yashiel, if I'm getting your name
Speaker 3: pronounced wrong, said, there's gonna be some surprises given the
Speaker 3: conflict that's going on, that will make Israel's explosions of
Speaker 3: pagers and walkie talkies used by members that has Balla
Speaker 3: and Lebanon in Syria last year look simple. He said,
Speaker 3: we pulled off a number of surprises. When the dust settles,
Speaker 3: you're going to see some surprises on Thursday night and
Speaker 3: Friday that will make the Beeper operation almost seem simple.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 3: I thought it was rather interesting enough that they were
Speaker 3: able to smuggle all those drones in there to do
Speaker 3: close range strikes within the country of Iran.
Speaker 1: Oh, they also killed another one.
Speaker 3: In Iran's top military commanders, so the Irans that military
Speaker 3: command is collapsing. IDF said it killed Iran's wartime chief
Speaker 3: of staff, who was up until the moment ago, the
Speaker 3: government's top military commander, Ali Shadmani for the keeping tracking home.
Speaker 3: The closest figure to the Iran supremely Supreme leader killed
Speaker 3: yesterday actually this morning, Tuesday, when the IDF struck a
Speaker 3: staffed command center at the heart of Tehran. HMM commander
Speaker 3: of the Emergency Command of the Iranian Armed Forces, according
Speaker 3: to the IDF, which said at the start of the operation,
Speaker 3: he was appointed to command the Iranian Armed Forces after
Speaker 3: his predecessor Ali Rashid was elimited in the opening strike
Speaker 3: of Operation Rising Lion. That was the bomb that killed
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of their top officials. So they're running
Speaker 3: out of top people, experienced people, people who respond and
Speaker 3: coordinated all the Iranian activities concluding the terrorist operations. So
Speaker 3: Israel's making some great progress. I mean, regardless of how
Speaker 3: you feel about Israel, I'm just really impressed with the
Speaker 3: inroads they've been able to make. I mean, think about it.
Speaker 3: Israel dominates the Irani in airspace. Now that's saying something.
Speaker 3: But in the final analysis, are we going to be
Speaker 3: brought into this? Does anybody might listen to the audience
Speaker 3: want to get involved in this? I suppose arming Israel
Speaker 3: is one thing, but actually putting boots on the ground
Speaker 3: and getting to run in that conflict. China has run
Speaker 3: to the aid of Iran. So you're looking at this
Speaker 3: World War three scenario unfolding Russia's kind of taking a
Speaker 3: standback approach. They've agreed to accept all of the Iranian
Speaker 3: nuclear material, which, since it's already a nuclear power with
Speaker 3: I don't know how many nuclear weapons they have, we
Speaker 3: already know what they have in terms of their nuclear arsenal.
Speaker 3: I guess they could just add to it, but they've
Speaker 3: at least become willing to take this stuff to the
Speaker 3: extent Iran does this mantle its nuclear program, not as
Speaker 3: quite as a hardline stance as China is making in
Speaker 3: support of the Iranians. So I personally would like to
Speaker 3: take a stand away, stand back approach on this one.
Speaker 3: My point only so anyhow, you may feel free to
Speaker 3: disagree and call up and let me have a word
Speaker 3: or two.
Speaker 1: If you do. I'm going to let us see here.
Speaker 3: To Tom's point earlier in the program, pivoting away from that,
Speaker 3: going to the situation, and you know, Tom said, you
Speaker 3: know these protests, if someone needs to shoot one of them,
Speaker 3: and I know he maybe a bit of an overstatement,
Speaker 3: And my point has always been that's exactly what they want.
Speaker 3: They want another George Floyd, Now, you are obviously allowed
Speaker 3: to use deadly force against someone if you are met
Speaker 3: with deadly force? Was it reasonable for you under the
Speaker 3: circumstances to use deadly force? And that is reasonable when
Speaker 3: you have a reasonable expectation that you yourself are going
Speaker 3: to die or you're going to be hit with grievous
Speaker 3: bodily harm. Now, police officers, we know the microscope is
Speaker 3: on them for them to actually use deadly for they
Speaker 3: better damn well be in a position where it's fully
Speaker 3: and absolutely, without any question justifiable, or you end up
Speaker 3: with riots and protesters in the streets. My point was
Speaker 3: though to Tom, you know, they're looking for another George Floyd.
Speaker 3: They're looking for someone else that can characterize as a
Speaker 3: victim of this state so they can riot and protest
Speaker 3: in the streets. And we've seen all these riots in
Speaker 3: protests before and not a finger lifted by law enforcement
Speaker 3: to arrest the protesters for acts of violence, property destruction,
Speaker 3: throwing frozen bottles of water at police fireworks. Where were
Speaker 3: all the arrests and roundups for that. All you need
Speaker 3: to do is enforce the law and fewer people will
Speaker 3: do it. Wait a minute, I'm going to be held accountable.
Speaker 3: But see those are all leftist protesters in the streets
Speaker 3: and when you're in a blue city and you support
Speaker 3: these leftist activities and what they want to accomplish, defunding
Speaker 3: the police being one of them, you don't engage your
Speaker 3: law enforcement, tell them to stand down. We had illustrate
Speaker 3: after illustration after illustration of this, and then we have
Speaker 3: this Omar Padillo Bastida now facing federal assault charges for
Speaker 3: spitting on an ICE agent. Well, they're trying to arrest
Speaker 3: them for illegally returning into the United States. Now we
Speaker 3: can hold this guy as an example, and if more
Speaker 3: and more of these stories made rounds, maybe fewer and
Speaker 3: fewer people would be well. Spitting on law enforcement or
Speaker 3: throwing chunks of concrete at him is a past robbery conviction,
Speaker 3: previously arrested on murder and assault charges.
Speaker 1: They got him for spitting.
Speaker 3: Department of Homeland Security Assistant in Tricia McLaughlin in a statement,
Speaker 3: despite the Los Angeles riots, ICE law enforcement officers arrested
Speaker 3: Omar Padilla Bastida, the criminal illegal alien has been convicted
Speaker 3: a robbery and his arrest for murder and assault. This
Speaker 3: type of criminal illegal alien that rioters are fighting to protect.
Speaker 3: How much longer will go to a newsman a Mayorkarenbeth
Speaker 3: continue to prioritize these criminal illegal immigrants over their own citizens.
Speaker 3: Secretary Nome has a message to the LA riters. You
Speaker 3: will not stop us or slow us down. ICE will
Speaker 3: continue to enforce law and arrest criminal illegal aliens. Ah,
Speaker 3: there's that law enforcement element. He can face eight years
Speaker 3: behind bars if convicted of assault. Department of Justice allege
Speaker 3: as he first insulted an ICE officer from his balcony
Speaker 3: before then coming down and spitting on the agent through
Speaker 3: a gate, saying before that, no, get out of here.
Speaker 1: I know my rights.
Speaker 3: I'm calling my lawyer, after which ICE forced entry into
Speaker 3: his home and arrested him.
Speaker 1: He was hiding in there. He said, okay, you got me.
Speaker 5: So.
Speaker 3: Fox News called up Karen Bass's office. Bass's office referred
Speaker 3: them to a press statement that she issued last week
Speaker 3: saying these aren't the criminals the administration is allegedly targeting.
Speaker 3: These are mothers and fathers, restaurant workers, seamstresses, home care workers,
Speaker 3: every day angelinos trying to make a living. We've heard
Speaker 3: stories of unmarked federal agents park near the LAUSD School graduations.
Speaker 3: A US citizen nine months pregnant who was hospitalized after
Speaker 3: being detained by federal agents and apparel business in downtown
Speaker 3: La raided, where many Korean and Latino workers worked long
Speaker 3: hours to support their families. See that's the spin and
Speaker 3: an narrative that they want to paint on this What
Speaker 3: about this guy? What about Omar poludo Bastida, which is
Speaker 3: exactly what the focus of the Trump administration isn't finding
Speaker 3: trying to find the criminal element out there in the
Speaker 3: world that most people want out of their neighborhoods, the
Speaker 3: depressed communities, and you have criminal elements in it, and
Speaker 3: think about gang members. I don't care what side of
Speaker 3: the political ledger on do you want gang members in
Speaker 3: your community or do you want an administration that is
Speaker 3: going to round up these evil, violent, criminal gang members
Speaker 3: pedaling drugs, pedaling children for sex out of your neighborhood
Speaker 3: The leftist paints of this broad brush. Oh no, it's
Speaker 3: a bunch of pregnant women who are merely trying to
Speaker 3: put food on the table of their families. I think
Speaker 3: most American people are woken up to the reality that's
Speaker 3: just not the case. Gavin Newson posts on Action in
Speaker 3: response to Trump saying something his plan is clear, meaning
Speaker 3: Trump's insight, violence and chaos in blue states have an
Speaker 3: excuse to militarize our cities, demonize his opponents, keep breaking
Speaker 3: the law, and consolidate power. It's illegal, and we will
Speaker 3: not let it stand. Who's breaking the law, Gavin, The
Speaker 3: protesters in your streets who are throwing chunks of concrete
Speaker 3: which could literally kill someone, Those convicted of crimes that
Speaker 3: are in an among illegal immigrant population, they've broken the law. Ice,
Speaker 3: say what you want and disagree with what the law is.
Speaker 3: ICE is enforcing our immigration laws. So to the extent
Speaker 3: you do something to stand in the way from it,
Speaker 3: and you tell people to fight against Ice, you're the
Speaker 3: one who's breaking the law. You're the one who's inciting
Speaker 3: the violence by preventing law enforcement from doing its damn job.
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Speaker 3: Muggy and cloudy and scattered showers and storms showing up
Speaker 3: probably after two pm, they said, although I know it
Speaker 3: was there any when I came in this morning, and
Speaker 3: a lot of lightning too. Today's I is seventy nine
Speaker 3: out of sixty eight overnight, with more rain scottered showers
Speaker 3: and storms Tomorrow as well, they say, right after noontime,
Speaker 3: a very humid day.
Speaker 1: It'll be a eighty five overnight lowis.
Speaker 3: Sixty nine with more showers and storms and scattered thunderstorms
Speaker 3: predicted on Thursday as well. I have eighty one seventy
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Speaker 3: phone's care to call, You know, get further to the
Speaker 3: deterrence thing you have, of course, deterns from law enforcement
Speaker 3: just enforced the law. You know, if you spin on
Speaker 3: a police officer, you're gonna get arrested for assault and
Speaker 3: prosecuted fine. You throw a rock at a police officer,
Speaker 3: you're gonna get arrested. You try to you assault or
Speaker 3: go after another human being, you're gonna get arrested. And
Speaker 3: if you go out and walk around in the middle
Speaker 3: of the streets and endeavor to block traffic, you know,
Speaker 3: one of the things is that access of deterrence is
Speaker 3: you may very well get run over. And there's been
Speaker 3: a whole bunch of videos posted lately of these idiots
Speaker 3: getting out in front of not just ice vehicles, but
Speaker 3: trying to block regular traffic and.
Speaker 1: Getting run over.
Speaker 3: Doesn't that seem to be open and obvious threat to
Speaker 3: you if you're dumb enough to walk out in the
Speaker 3: middle of the street in front of a moving automobile,
Speaker 3: And doesn't it seem justified for the person driving the
Speaker 3: automobile to day very well may be facing a risk
Speaker 3: to their own safety and security when they're vehicle is
Speaker 3: surrounded by a mob of angry folks. You know that
Speaker 3: may be not justifiable to use deadly force, but you
Speaker 3: know a big automobile is and can be considered deadly force. Now,
Speaker 3: I know you might worry about some left wing prosecutor
Speaker 3: prosecutor for it, but I don't know if this becomes
Speaker 3: the trend, And I'm just watching a video right now
Speaker 3: of ice agents. A bunch of people running out in
Speaker 3: front of big vans filled with ice agents and yes,
Speaker 3: getting run over. There's a video of it. Looked like
Speaker 3: a four door Sedan, a Honda or something like that.
Speaker 3: Some random guys driving down the street in this very
Speaker 3: large and angry woman jumps in front of it as
Speaker 3: if she's gonna stop it with her bare hands. He
Speaker 3: just kept going and drove right over. A lot of
Speaker 3: gleeful comments on that one, too, so word gets out,
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Speaker 3: At six thirty one fifty five Kercity Talk Station. Happy Tuesday,
Speaker 3: we'll have Mister Charge conversation podcast. Brigg McGowan on off
Speaker 3: the top of the our news will be in studio
Speaker 3: talk about a variety of issues.
Speaker 1: And somebody else. We bring a studio from time to time.
Speaker 3: Todd Zinzer, our citizen watchdog, former Inspector General. He's got
Speaker 3: a new podcasts Now Joe Strecker produced podcasts. You want
Speaker 3: to do a podcast, have it produced by Joe Strecker anyway,
Speaker 3: Todd ur Joe always posted and this one. City budgets
Speaker 3: aren't just about numbers. They are arenas where power and
Speaker 3: transparency clash, especially when sidewalks are on the line. With
Speaker 3: the clock taking towards the June thirtieth deadline, we're breaking
Speaker 3: down the complex labyrinth of Cincinnati's budgeting process, highlighting the
Speaker 3: slippery slippery slope of leverage support and the arbitrary adjustments
Speaker 3: by the mayor and city council, adjustments that are ripe
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Speaker 1: He's a brilliant, brilliant man Todd sensor Is.
Speaker 3: City Council voted eight to one to allocate an additional
Speaker 3: one million dollars to deal with the city's aging vehicle fleet,
Speaker 3: bringing the total eleven point six million dollars. I'll give
Speaker 3: credit to Andrew Rowan over at the WCPO reporting there
Speaker 3: is a forty two point five million backlog in standard
Speaker 3: vehicle replacements that includes es central equipment like snowplows, police cruisers,
Speaker 3: and fire trucks. Last month, city Fleet Services manager told
Speaker 3: council members that while two hundred and forty two vehicles
Speaker 3: meet criteria for priority replacement, only half are currently in
Speaker 3: the process of being replaced, leaving a deficit of seventeen
Speaker 3: point six million dollars. City Council not exactly rising to
Speaker 3: the challenge, so they're throwing another one million aud of
Speaker 3: much of the chagrin of Vice Mayor jam Michelle mcclib
Speaker 3: Kearny will get to their comments in a moment We've
Speaker 3: got ten point six million for base fleet improvements, a
Speaker 3: quarter of a million dollars for a swat truck, one
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars for something called storm water fleet, three
Speaker 3: quarters a million for fire department fleet repairs. Here's one
Speaker 3: eight hundred thousand dollars for EV charging equipment, one and
Speaker 3: a half million dollars in fleet technology upgrades, and four
Speaker 3: million dollars to improve the fleet garage. Which seems odd anyway.
Speaker 3: City's draft budget originally only had ten points six million
Speaker 3: dollars for fleet replacement, nearly one million dollar cut from
Speaker 3: last year's budget. Jeff Grammerting, chair of the Budget Finance Committee,
Speaker 3: proposed this motion to increase by a million. Every million
Speaker 3: dollars helps. He said, we've got unsafe conditions right now
Speaker 3: as far as our fire trucks and public service vehicles,
Speaker 3: so this is important. However, Vice Mayor Ja Michelle Kearney
Speaker 3: argued that the additional one million dollars should be spent elsewhere. Quote,
Speaker 3: given that the one million dollars allocated is not enough
Speaker 3: to purchase even one fire truck, we move that the
Speaker 3: one million dollars for fleet is reallocated where it can
Speaker 3: have real impact, real impact on what another statement for council.
Speaker 3: Another million dollars will not even buy one fire truck.
Speaker 3: It's really a drop in the bucket for fleet, but
Speaker 3: it can have a real impact with organizations that really
Speaker 3: need this money, which is one of the reasons I
Speaker 3: mentioned Todd Zenzer Citizen Watchdog podcast, because that's exactly the
Speaker 3: kind of stuff he's talking about, all these nngos out
Speaker 3: there that suck off the taxpayer dollars from the City
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati, much in the same way like USAID funds
Speaker 3: all these crazy organizations with federal tax dollars. She said,
Speaker 3: one million is not going to do anything, So let's
Speaker 3: make let's have real impact and support our priorities without
Speaker 3: identifying exactly what least priorities are. So I took a
Speaker 3: look at the reporting on this, get a load to
Speaker 3: some of the other line items. One hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 3: for artworks in the category of arts, thirty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: for learning through art, and in category of economic development
Speaker 3: catalytic neighborhood futures. There's a million dollars going to whatever
Speaker 3: the hell that is. One hundred and seventy five thousand
Speaker 3: dollars of is something called city Tech. One hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: thousand dollars for something called city Fuse, one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars for a downtown neighborhood plan. Here's one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars for a film commission. Million dollars for Quick Strike
Speaker 3: Acquisition fund, quarter of a million dollars for sports commission,
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty for Cardinal Land Conservancy. Keeps CINCINNTI
Speaker 3: beautiful gets one hundred and fifty grand. They're given the
Speaker 3: metro pass for city employees fifty grand for that, so
Speaker 3: the city employees can ride mesro at a substantial discount.
Speaker 3: Ohio Justice and Policy Center getting one hundred grand. Act
Speaker 3: for Cincy. This is something related to public safety, allegedly
Speaker 3: one hundred grand. Boots on the Ground, an organization getting
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty two thousand change. So you know,
Speaker 3: you got all these random organizations getting taxpayer dollars meanwhile,
Speaker 3: And aren't those all drops in the bucket?
Speaker 1: Vice Mayor?
Speaker 3: You got to have all that money and you put
Speaker 3: it toward fleet repair, which we need, and it is
Speaker 3: obviously way behind much in the way road repair has
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Speaker 3: as well. Little Anthrax Cottonamash Megamon Joe over at Local
Speaker 3: twelve dot com or reporting on this one. And it
Speaker 3: happened to this guy four years ago. But it's a
Speaker 3: worthy exercise in going through what this guy went through
Speaker 3: because poison hemlock is out there, reportedly in all counties
Speaker 3: in the state of Ohio. I'm sure in Indiana and
Speaker 3: Kentucky as well. Wherever poison hemlock grows, you want to
Speaker 3: stay the hell away from it. Remember Ron Wilson talking
Speaker 3: about this in the past.
Speaker 1: A guy named.
Speaker 3: He's from Madera, last name Leblonde. Anyway, four years ago
Speaker 3: cutting honeysuckle with a chainsaw his backyard inhaled poison hemlock.
Speaker 3: His quote was saying, I was just trying to clear
Speaker 3: the backyard so we could see it and enjoy it.
Speaker 3: You know, normal everyday thing, no big deal, you would think.
Speaker 3: Then bam, your whole life changes, described as being placed
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Speaker 3: and nine days in the hospital, eighty of which on
Speaker 3: a ventilator requiring a feeding tube, led to severe respiratory
Speaker 3: distress as well as heart complications. He said, you know
Speaker 3: you're getting oxygen, you're gasping for breath. And then it
Speaker 3: was in the hospital, my lungs failed, my heart went racing,
Speaker 3: and I sprung attendant in my mitra valve. According to
Speaker 3: his wife, she said, they told me he was either
Speaker 3: going to die. If he didn't die, he was going
Speaker 3: to need a lung transport, and if that didn't happen,
Speaker 3: he's going to spend the rest of his life on
Speaker 3: oxygen and probably on a walker. That didn't happen. They
Speaker 3: got really lucky. Doctors referred to him as a walking miracle.
Speaker 3: Medical director since he's drugging Poison Information Center a guy
Speaker 3: named doctor Shan Yin, So you know it's very dangerous.
Speaker 3: It's very poisonous. You don't need very much. Something like
Speaker 3: six is leaves, maybe enough to even kill an adult.
Speaker 3: Over the High Department of Natural Resources. They have a
Speaker 3: warning on the website urging residents to exercise caution and
Speaker 3: avoid contact with the plant. It's present again in all
Speaker 3: eighty eight Ohio County's poison him luck, identifiable by its
Speaker 3: white flowers and purple markings on the stem. He has
Speaker 3: still has lingering healthy use issues as LeBlanc guy weakness
Speaker 3: and need for heart surgeries. It's oh God, I'm hoping
Speaker 3: to get back to work called an involuntary retirement. But
Speaker 3: it has given him a new perspective on life. So
Speaker 3: it's just the little things that you take for granted
Speaker 3: that are just wonderful. So Lesson learned here be able
Speaker 3: to identify poison hemlock and stay the hell away from it.
Speaker 2: Jeez, Louise.
Speaker 1: I was not aware of how dangerous that was, even
Speaker 1: though Ron Wilson has told us that in the past. Hey,
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Speaker 3: One of the things we learned from Doge the problem
Speaker 3: the government efficiency is how much money that we you
Speaker 3: and I paying for federal tax dollars that are used
Speaker 3: to fund bat crap crazy projects around the world. Among
Speaker 3: the back crap crazy projects, a lot of very very
Speaker 3: very political organizations. You know, I like to view the
Speaker 3: use of taxpayer dollars much in the same way I
Speaker 3: like the government not being a theocracy. You know, no
Speaker 3: establishment of religion. If you if you have government funding
Speaker 3: religious organizations, you know, people lawsuits get filed.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: We've been talking about this for years and years and years,
Speaker 3: with the exception of religious organizations who are helping illegal immigrants.
Speaker 3: I might point out, you know, nobody, nobody screams and
Speaker 3: protests about that. But it's not done for proselytizing. It's
Speaker 3: done to you know, pay for illegal immigrants, to you know,
Speaker 3: for sheltering and food and clothing like that. So that
Speaker 3: makes it okay. But why would we fund any organization
Speaker 3: that is engaged in political activity? And I don't care
Speaker 3: what side of the political ledger they're advocating. Why would
Speaker 3: we be funding politics out there? Why would messaging be
Speaker 3: supported by your money? Is this a priority of government
Speaker 3: that spends two trillion dollars more than they take in
Speaker 3: every year? And if Douglas dug ourselves into a debtthole
Speaker 3: that now requires a trillion dollars annually for debt service
Speaker 3: alone and growing. And I say that in the context
Speaker 3: of this article, I found a sentiment order Leader Chuck
Speaker 3: Schumer is now asking to fund this left wing organization
Speaker 3: with your taxpayer dollars. Six hundred thousand dollars is his
Speaker 3: request for The Chinese American Planning Council describes a New
Speaker 3: York City based nonprofit. This part of congressionally directed spending program.
Speaker 3: His office released the documents which which contain this spending request,
Speaker 3: which apparently members of Congress submit each year for causes
Speaker 3: reflecting their federal funding priorities, their federal funding priorities.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, while he requests money for the CPC organization, Republicans
Speaker 3: in the House Homeland and Security Committee are investigating this
Speaker 3: very organization into the potential use of federal runs but
Speaker 3: by NGOs that facilitate illegal immigration. Representatives Mark Green and
Speaker 3: josh A Breech from Tennessee and Oklahoma, respectively. They launched
Speaker 3: the investigation in April after an undercover video showed this
Speaker 3: CPC organization chief policy officer, a woman named Carolyn Cohen,
Speaker 3: advising illegal immigrant activists on how to evade US customs
Speaker 3: enforcement agents, telling attendees at this training session about hardening
Speaker 3: their physical space, identifying a list of individuals authorized to
Speaker 3: respond if ice comes to the door, training everybody who's
Speaker 3: going to be involved. Video released by the Oversight Project,
Speaker 3: this Cohen woman advised restaurant workers to use an electronic
Speaker 3: alert system to inform the employees of the presence of
Speaker 3: La Marac migra or immigration agents. Now she is allowed
Speaker 3: to advocate for that, she is allowed to explain to
Speaker 3: people what their legal rights are and what they can
Speaker 3: and cannot do by way of free speech and communication.
Speaker 3: Among themselves, but why are we paying for it?
Speaker 1: So far?
Speaker 3: Since twenty twenty two, they got one point four million
Speaker 3: dollars to congressionally directed spending, that's according to federal spending records.
Speaker 3: In addition to our taxpayer dollar money going to this
Speaker 3: one organization, and it's just one among many out there.
Speaker 3: Apparently this organization has links to the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: They've gotten donations from them as well, because China loves
Speaker 3: creating division in our country. Senator Alex Badia remember that
Speaker 3: guy who was detained after he broke into Homeland Security
Speaker 3: Secretary Christy Nums office. He asked for two million dollars
Speaker 3: last month for the Coalition for Human Immigration Rights of
Speaker 3: Los Angeles. That group has called to abolish ICE, a
Speaker 3: lead organizer in the anti ICE protest that devolved into
Speaker 3: riots in Los Angeles. Senator Josh Hollylaun's an investigation into
Speaker 3: CURLA and its funding of the violent protests, which of
Speaker 3: course denied. Also seeking money for this organization. Senator Adam Schiff,
Speaker 3: Democrat California. He wants five hundred thousand dollars to go
Speaker 3: to this organization. That's according to his congressionally directed spending disclosures.
Speaker 3: So you know, how about this, I propose a bill,
Speaker 3: pass a law that says the United States taxpayer will
Speaker 3: not have any of its money spent on political activism
Speaker 3: of any type. You want to go out in the
Speaker 3: world and ask the George Soroses of the world for
Speaker 3: a handout, go ahead. You're allowed to do that, but
Speaker 3: don't ask for money from me or any other American taxpayer.
Speaker 3: I've had it up to my eyeballs with this nonsense.
Speaker 3: It's like, you know, we're working to undermine our own
Speaker 3: best interests. Our elected officials are using the dollars, and
Speaker 3: I would argue that they are not representing our interests,
Speaker 3: They're representing something that undermines our interest That's my political position.
Speaker 3: Now they would argue that, no, I'm the one that's wrong. Okay, Well,
Speaker 3: are any American taxpayer dollars being used to fund like
Speaker 3: little l libertarian organizations, organizations seeking to reduce the size
Speaker 3: and scope of the federal government. Hmm, probably not. I've
Speaker 3: never seen any reporting on it anyway. Six fifty five.
Speaker 3: Uh Brigha McCowan in studio from the Charge Conversation podcast
Speaker 3: as well as from the Hudson Institute we're talking about
Speaker 3: Neron's nuclear aspirations and the epic failure of the United Nations,
Speaker 3: among other topics.
Speaker 1: Hope he can stick around.
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Speaker 3: Good to see you, Break, I'm always a pleasure to
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Speaker 3: Charged Conversation podcast.
Speaker 1: You should check that out.
Speaker 3: Or we talked about energy policy, which we're going to
Speaker 3: be talking about here in the studio.
Speaker 1: What's the most recent episode focused on.
Speaker 11: Yeah, the most recent episode is Iran's Enrichment Peaceful Use
Speaker 11: or weapons path to War.
Speaker 3: All they talk about enrichment, and there's weapon grade enrichment
Speaker 3: of uranium. They use these centrifuges, and this is beyond
Speaker 3: it's like the peace of God. For me, I don't
Speaker 3: understand how it's done, but fundamentally, the centrifuge are used
Speaker 3: to enrich the uranium to the point where it can
Speaker 3: be used as a nuclear weapon. But in terms of
Speaker 3: what's used in your modern day nuclear reactor compared to
Speaker 3: weapons grade, what percentages are we talking about? What's the
Speaker 3: difference here? Are they really close to each other? Are
Speaker 3: they miles apart in terms of enrichment?
Speaker 11: Well, Brian, you know what you are asking the magical question,
Speaker 11: because I think once we talk about this, it's going
Speaker 11: to be pretty crystal clear to anybody listening that Iran
Speaker 11: is not pursuing a peaceful path to civilian nuclear power.
Speaker 3: And that's all we ever hear, Oh no, no, all
Speaker 3: we do is want to have it for our own
Speaker 3: power generation. But what's what's the reality, what's behind the
Speaker 3: veneer of that argument?
Speaker 11: Well, when we take uranium two thirty five and just
Speaker 11: look at it, it's zero point seven of one percent enriched,
Speaker 11: which isn't enough. That's laying around on the ground in
Speaker 11: its natural stake. It's in its natural stake. So uh,
Speaker 11: it needs to be enriched to three to five percent
Speaker 11: for civilian nuclear use.
Speaker 1: Three five percent. That doesn't sound like very much at all. No,
Speaker 1: it's not.
Speaker 11: And it's relatively safe and stable, and that's enough to
Speaker 11: sustain a chain reaction of generating heat continuously. And that's
Speaker 11: what we need to boil water to turn turbines to
Speaker 11: make electricity.
Speaker 1: Pretty simple, simple as that. It is. All right, Well,
Speaker 1: what's where's Iran? Right now?
Speaker 3: Up until a mon a moment ago in Israel blew
Speaker 3: the crap out. Well, to the extent they did that
Speaker 3: much damage, Let's assume for the sake of discussion, they
Speaker 3: did able to They were able to hit the centrifuges
Speaker 3: which are buried underground.
Speaker 1: But where were they And what we talk about in
Speaker 1: terms of enrichmond.
Speaker 11: Well, what they promised to not go beyond was three
Speaker 11: point seventy five percent. That was under the Obama deal. Right,
Speaker 11: we'll give you gazillions of dollars and you promised not
Speaker 11: to nucas deal. So today they said it's sixty percent.
Speaker 3: Oh, what other use can sixty percent enrich uranium be?
Speaker 11: Put to well, I suppose you could take the four
Speaker 11: hundred kilograms and I'm gonna have to do a quick conversion.
Speaker 11: But I think they're like nine hundred pounds, so I'll
Speaker 11: have to check that out. I always think a kilogram
Speaker 11: is two pounds two pounds, all right, So eight hundred
Speaker 11: pounds of this stuff, and I guess you could dilute
Speaker 11: it and have enough power to fuel I don't know,
Speaker 11: thirty fifty nuclear power plants for the next five hundred
Speaker 11: years or or catch me on this. The technical leap
Speaker 11: is to enrich it up past fifty percent. Once you
Speaker 11: get to sixty, an actual bomb only needs eighty. That's
Speaker 11: a very quick Within a few days, you could go
Speaker 11: from sixty to eighty. So my guess is, and I'm
Speaker 11: going way out on a limb here, is that they're
Speaker 11: trying to make bombs.
Speaker 3: Gee, it doesn't seem like it's going on on a
Speaker 3: limb too much. The bring I know. And then you
Speaker 3: combine that with their ballistic missiles.
Speaker 11: They've gotten really good at rockets, right, Yeah, they've gotten
Speaker 11: really good at rockets.
Speaker 1: And you put a payload on there, and.
Speaker 11: Look even if you can't even when we say, well,
Speaker 11: look making a detonation device to go nuclear is not
Speaker 11: so easy. Well, fine, you just load all this material
Speaker 11: on a bunch of missiles, dirty bomb, and you do
Speaker 11: dirty bombs all over Israel. And that's what Israel was saying,
Speaker 11: was they forecast that Iran had about two thousand ballistic
Speaker 11: missiles and within a couple of years they'd be to six, eight,
Speaker 11: ten thousand. You're not going to stop that many. So
Speaker 11: they crossed the rubicon and said enough's enough. If nobody
Speaker 11: else is going to put an end to this, we will.
Speaker 1: Well, and Trump gave him that you know, sort of window.
Speaker 3: He didn't call it a red line, but he said,
Speaker 3: you know, we need to negotiate a deal within sixty days.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: I think with hindsight we can say there was some
Speaker 3: measure of coordination with what Israel was going to do
Speaker 3: and that sixty day window, and maybe Trump said, listen, Benjamin,
Speaker 3: just hold off. I know you're going to get ready
Speaker 3: to strike them, and there's nothing I can do to
Speaker 3: stop you from doing that, but let me just do
Speaker 3: this sixty day window, because if we can really get
Speaker 3: them to sit down and take this discussion seriously, maybe
Speaker 3: we can avoid an all out conflict. Well, sixty days
Speaker 3: came and went. Day sixty one, Israel's bombing the hell
Speaker 3: out of the run.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that's absolutely right.
Speaker 11: And you know, to be fair, I think you know,
Speaker 11: Trump meant what he said, let's try to get a deal.
Speaker 11: But I think if you look back at the Iranians
Speaker 11: and what they've learned from subsequent previews, I'm sorry for
Speaker 11: previous administrations.
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and from Western Europe is there's no result, no consequences,
Speaker 11: no consequences, just want to talk. It's like if we
Speaker 11: have a son or daughter at home, I'm a threatening,
Speaker 11: repeating parent with no consequences. You know, they get more time,
Speaker 11: they continue down the path, and they even get money
Speaker 11: for doing this.
Speaker 1: It's a great gig.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is. And that's another nefarious element to all this.
Speaker 3: But going back to your comment, I just I latched
Speaker 3: onto it. Going from sixty percent to the eighty percent.
Speaker 3: You need to make an all out nuclear weapon you
Speaker 3: sit on it takes a couple of days to do that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, if you have the right enrichment, because it's once
Speaker 11: you get to a certain point and you have that
Speaker 11: much material, it's pretty easy to condense down. Uh, you know,
Speaker 11: imagine this is not quite the correct analogy, but uh,
Speaker 11: you know, you have a bunch of salt and salt water,
Speaker 11: you boil off the water, you're left with one hundred
Speaker 11: percent salt. Same kind of deal, and and you know,
Speaker 11: and you know a perfect mom would be around ninety percent.
Speaker 3: Works well, which makes me want to go back to
Speaker 3: the dirty bomb concept. I would think sixty percent enriched
Speaker 3: uranium in a bomb would create a pretty horrific scenario
Speaker 3: if it got dispersed in the air, in the atmosphere.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it really would.
Speaker 11: Whether it's air dispersed or a surface detonation, You're going
Speaker 11: to contaminate large swaths of land property. You will kill people,
Speaker 11: maybe not all at once, but through radiation poisoning, and
Speaker 11: you'll make large areas of land uninhabitable for many, many years.
Speaker 3: I suppose one reluctance Iran would have to doing that
Speaker 3: is and I don't know. I guess, logistically speaking, if
Speaker 3: you got sixty percent and it doesn't take that much
Speaker 3: more time to get it to eighty percent, why haven't
Speaker 3: they already done that? Or maybe they have, I mean,
Speaker 3: we don't have people inside the building. I guess looking
Speaker 3: at it and testing the level of enrichment going on
Speaker 3: in there. Do we maybe the Israeli defense forces too,
Speaker 3: given the amazing military accomplishment of getting all those drones
Speaker 3: in there for close end drone strikes.
Speaker 1: But do we even really know?
Speaker 11: I think we know that it's at least at sixty percent.
Speaker 11: The Israelis are reporting that they have at least one
Speaker 11: crude bomb already made, which begs the question that maybe
Speaker 11: they were already up to eighty to ninety percent. But
Speaker 11: you know, the Israelis are very good. They are very
Speaker 11: good at their intelligence. And we're also relying on the
Speaker 11: United Nations, the IA, and.
Speaker 3: Now we're going to get to that part of the
Speaker 3: conversation a little bittier too. But yeah, Mossad is well
Speaker 3: known for its amazing intelligence coups.
Speaker 11: They really are. And you know, all this stuff is
Speaker 11: well planned out in advance. It's not by happenstance.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: And that's going back to them getting all of the
Speaker 3: drone capabilities and the strike capabilities inside the interior of Iran,
Speaker 3: which when the start of this conflict they unleashed, that
Speaker 3: was years of preparation, presumably.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, and the Iron Dome David Slang, the American Patriot
Speaker 11: and Thad missile batteries were all designed to make Iran
Speaker 11: think twice, which is why Iran was going to overwhelm
Speaker 11: the systems. And as we've seen this week, some of
Speaker 11: those missiles have gotten through. And whereas Israel has targeted
Speaker 11: the military industrial complex and the energy complex, is Iran
Speaker 11: has been targeting Israeli cities.
Speaker 1: Now is that because? Is that by intent?
Speaker 3: Or going back to the capabilities of Iranian missiles and
Speaker 3: their accuracy used to be, You know you had scuds, right,
Speaker 3: and those are basically bottle rockets. You know, you just
Speaker 3: launched them where they fell wherever they fell, kind of
Speaker 3: like what Hesballa was doing with its rockets. But did
Speaker 3: they intentionally target civilians in Tel Aviv and elsewhere or
Speaker 3: were those just missiles that didn't hit some sort of
Speaker 3: military target.
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I think most experts agree that their missile systems and
Speaker 11: their telemetry data has gotten very good and that you
Speaker 11: know they are targeting specific cities. And to your point,
Speaker 11: back during deserts dorm yeah, I remember the scuds. You
Speaker 11: never knew where they were going to go. No, but no,
Speaker 11: this is a different ballgame now.
Speaker 3: Sadly, sadly and you know, I conscioust that nobody wants
Speaker 3: to see death of any type. Civilian death is it's
Speaker 3: a sad consequence of war. But not a lot of
Speaker 3: Israelis have died. I think there was eight overnight in
Speaker 3: the most recent Iranian missile strike. And you know, I
Speaker 3: think of a big missile coming in and blowing up
Speaker 3: in a heavily concentrated area of the population, you kind
Speaker 3: of expect something larger than.
Speaker 2: That, you do.
Speaker 11: The Israelis, like the Ukrainians, have a very good early
Speaker 11: warning system. It's on your phone. They have heavily fortified
Speaker 11: bunkers underground I see, so you know they get.
Speaker 1: The heads up.
Speaker 11: But a ballistic missile, you've got fourteen minutes from takeoff
Speaker 11: to landing. I mean, it flies at the edge of space.
Speaker 11: It's not like a drone or you have eight hours
Speaker 11: to you know, have a cup of tea and think
Speaker 11: about it.
Speaker 3: We'll continue with Briga mcgowand from the Hudson Institute on
Speaker 3: these and a lot of other topics we've got for
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Speaker 3: Find him online at Hudson dot org. Hudson ins to
Speaker 3: bring him account in the studio, mister energy policy expert.
Speaker 3: He is moving away from Iran in the war that's
Speaker 3: going on. Obviously, they're not trying to build civilian nuclear
Speaker 3: technology with that level of enrichment. That's a fun fact
Speaker 3: we all learn today. But in terms of domestic energy,
Speaker 3: we can talk a little bit about preaps later. But
Speaker 3: I'd love that Trump removed California's waiver to allow them
Speaker 3: to dictate electric vehicles to the rest of the country.
Speaker 3: So freedom of choice in terms of how we want
Speaker 3: to drive around. I love that concept. But we were
Speaker 3: talking off the air about pipelines. You just recently were
Speaker 3: in Alaska and they're planning on trying to build an
Speaker 3: LGA export yes, pipeline.
Speaker 11: Yeah, So Alaska has a tremendous amount of natural gas
Speaker 11: that's on tap because there's no way to get it
Speaker 11: out of the state. In fact, there's really no way
Speaker 11: to get it even off of the North Slope, and
Speaker 11: it's it's a shame. It's position geographically means that Alaska
Speaker 11: is already halfway to Asia. So for years the planners
Speaker 11: have talked about another pipeline like the one I used
Speaker 11: to run, except instead of oil, it's going to be
Speaker 11: natural gas, and we'll take that natural gas to the coast,
Speaker 11: can press it into LNG right, and then transport it
Speaker 11: to Asia, where it makes a lot of sense. So,
Speaker 11: unlike previous administrations which had banned any such talk, President
Speaker 11: Trump had three cabinet secretaries EPA Administrator Lee Zelden, Secretary
Speaker 11: of Energy Chris Wright, and Secretary of the Interior Doug
Speaker 11: burgham up in Alaska to say we're here to clear anything.
Speaker 11: What do you need? How can the federal government help?
Speaker 11: This is your state, it's not Alaskas, it's not Washington
Speaker 11: d C. State, it's not Massachusetts state, it's Alaska, Governor Dunlevy.
Speaker 1: What do you want to do?
Speaker 3: So let's say that again. Well, okay, we're going to
Speaker 3: build a pipeline. The problem with anything like the XL
Speaker 3: pipeline it's one environmental activist lawsuit after another. I mean,
Speaker 3: unless you get rid of the legal vehicle to run
Speaker 3: into courts to have these things stop, you're going to
Speaker 3: have delay period in the story. Regardless of the outcome
Speaker 3: of lawsuit, it's going to take years of work its
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Speaker 3: all the lawsuits have been fought and won by the
Speaker 3: pipeline builders. As we saw the XL pipeline, magically, another
Speaker 3: lawsuit or challenge or impediment pops up and ends up
Speaker 3: in the way again. Brigham, what do we do about
Speaker 3: that or how do we stop that?
Speaker 11: Well, look, it's it's organized lawfare right clearly, these NGOs
Speaker 11: and people. Climate is a religion to certain people, and
Speaker 11: they are hell bent that we cannot. Can I say
Speaker 11: that on the air, Yes you can. Okay, sorry about that.
Speaker 11: Not to allow us to use fossil fuels. Period, it's
Speaker 11: become a religion. And the fact is right, our energy
Speaker 11: mix will change, but we have to use fossil fuels.
Speaker 1: And you're right, it's.
Speaker 11: Not really about Oh, you didn't study this, or you
Speaker 11: forgot to consult with this group of people.
Speaker 1: It's all. It's all bs.
Speaker 11: They want it is stop these projects and make it
Speaker 11: so untenable. Nobody wants to risk their cash one of
Speaker 11: these things.
Speaker 3: And that works presumably. I mean, I guess I kind
Speaker 3: of speculate and sort of ponder my navel about how
Speaker 3: many projects just never even got close to off the
Speaker 3: ground because of that very challenge.
Speaker 11: Yeah, there have been a lot of them. You know,
Speaker 11: we used to be a nation of builders. We built things.
Speaker 11: Now it's turned into we can't. But some recent decisions
Speaker 11: by the Supreme Court on what NIPA means, what you
Speaker 11: have to do, have been helpful. Everybody throws NEPA around.
Speaker 11: I hear it all the time in DC. Oh, it's
Speaker 11: a bedrock environmental lagune. No, it's not clean water Act,
Speaker 11: Clean Air Act. Fine, it's a procedural rule, like the
Speaker 11: rules of civil procedure, how you have to do something.
Speaker 11: And just because you have a paperwork or administrative error
Speaker 11: doesn't mean you throw the entire thing out. And we
Speaker 11: can study things to death, right, Keystone Hotel was studied
Speaker 11: longer than it took us to win World War Two,
Speaker 11: and yet we didn't study it enough well.
Speaker 3: And going back to the project you work on, which
Speaker 3: was the Alaska Pipeline dial one, and I remember the
Speaker 3: commercials from getting workers to go up to Alaska, Alaska.
Speaker 3: We're working in Alaska, and they showed pictures of the
Speaker 3: pipeline being built. You can point it out through me
Speaker 3: off air. It only took three years to build a
Speaker 3: whole damn thing.
Speaker 11: Yeah, eight hundred miles in the Arctic, across hundreds of creeks, rivers, streams,
Speaker 11: mountains minus forty degrees.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bear hostile environment, maybe, And yet it only took
Speaker 3: three years a build eight hundred miles withor the pipeline
Speaker 3: and it's been totally safe for almost fifty years. Yeprel
Speaker 3: it's no, it's not crazy. It's illustrative of what can
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Speaker 3: Seven thirty here fifty five KERCD talk Station, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Briantone's a Briga McCallan from the Hudson Instuit. Check out
Speaker 3: his podcast Charge Conversation. He's an energy expert, you know,
Speaker 3: further to energy and further this, you know climate religion
Speaker 3: in it is you got to think a leap of
Speaker 3: faith to think at our exhalation is killing the planet.
Speaker 3: And then you know, a volcano blows up and a
Speaker 3: belch is more carbon into the atmosphere than all of
Speaker 3: the removal that we have engaged over the past twenty years.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just a reality, and we're fighting an
Speaker 3: impossible battle. And no, it's notably since we all breathe
Speaker 3: the same air, being in the same globe. China doesn't
Speaker 3: give a crap about the environment. They talk a little
Speaker 3: bit of talk about global warming or climate change, but
Speaker 3: keep building coal plant after coal plant. Why because it's
Speaker 3: in their best interest. And I believe thoroughly in my
Speaker 3: heart of hearts that China is one of the one
Speaker 3: perpetuating this global myth that you and I are responsible
Speaker 3: for changing the climate. Why because everything related to achieving
Speaker 3: zero emissions is made by the Nam Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: I mean, you can't deny that. And you know, and
Speaker 3: I move over from that too, looking at like what
Speaker 3: Ukraine was able to accomplish. I know they're losing that war,
Speaker 3: but the idea that they were able to smuggle drones
Speaker 3: into Russia and have them ready to launch, and Russia
Speaker 3: had no idea that Israel was able to move all
Speaker 3: kinds of weapons systems into the heart of Iran and
Speaker 3: launch them without the Iranians knowing about it. We are
Speaker 3: literally allowing that. Every single day in our country, the
Speaker 3: kill switches on all the solar panels and all the
Speaker 3: electric equipment, relying on that it was built using Chinese
Speaker 3: manufactured components. You had mentioned off air, the shipping and
Speaker 3: the cranes, everything that operates in our ports was built
Speaker 3: by the Chinese.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, that's very true. And you know this is
Speaker 11: not by accident. They're very methodical. They've thought through this
Speaker 11: very carefully, kind of like.
Speaker 3: The Massad in Israel, thinking very carefully in advance about
Speaker 3: launching an attack on Iran.
Speaker 11: Maybe yeah, well, hey how about that. And let's not
Speaker 11: forget I'm waiting for this too. I'm waiting for people
Speaker 11: to put two and two together. You talked about Ukraine
Speaker 11: getting drones into Russia. Yep, the Mussad getting drones into Iran.
Speaker 11: Why do you think the Chinese are buying up farm land.
Speaker 1: Next to us?
Speaker 3: They made that parallel in the Morning Show in the past.
Speaker 3: You're right, exactly. I'm sure they have big you know,
Speaker 3: barns and warehouses and things where you can stalk away.
Speaker 1: You know. You hell, you can.
Speaker 3: Order a drone on Amazon, have that thing rigged up
Speaker 3: with an explosive device. They can get their hands on
Speaker 3: C four You know, absolutely. It's not that it's not
Speaker 3: beyond the room. It almost seems like it's just a
Speaker 3: matter of like when when is it going to happen?
Speaker 3: You know, when the lights go off, Brigham, when big
Speaker 3: power shut down happens, that's the day you know that
Speaker 3: Taiwan's getting invaded or we are.
Speaker 11: Well and you know the good news is Admiral Paparo,
Speaker 11: who is the Indo pay Coom commander responsible for everything
Speaker 11: from Pearl harbor to Asia F eighteen pilot naval aviator.
Speaker 1: He's a pretty smart guy and he's on it, on
Speaker 1: it in what sense.
Speaker 11: He's changing our strategies up. He is building airfields so
Speaker 11: that we can start dispersing forces to keep the Chinese guessing.
Speaker 11: He's increasing our materials, missiles, fuel stock, deterrence. Deterrence is
Speaker 11: back in fashion because it works. Well, yeah, it's worked
Speaker 11: in terms of keeping nuclear war a day for well
Speaker 11: since World War Two. And we'll be reversing our decision
Speaker 11: to relocate the Marines out of Okinawa to Guam.
Speaker 1: Not going to do that anymore. They're going to stay there. Well, welcome,
Speaker 1: welcome by the Japanese population.
Speaker 11: It is actually it's welcome by They've had a change
Speaker 11: in governments and they realize that China is a significant
Speaker 11: threat as they as the Chinese continue to push outward
Speaker 11: from China into what we call the first island chain
Speaker 11: to the second island chain.
Speaker 1: Well, they've been doing that for years in the South
Speaker 1: China Sea. How they've been building their own islands they
Speaker 1: have for peaceful purposes. Oh yeah, right, yeah, nothing like
Speaker 1: an airstrip that's designed obviously for massive sized military aircraft. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: this is just for seven thirty sevens or something.
Speaker 11: Well, and they've militarized them, and so I think the
Speaker 11: United States again was nai even taking you know, Brian,
Speaker 11: I don't know. We're in Midwestern as we take people
Speaker 11: at face value. If you tell me something, I'm gonna
Speaker 11: believe it. But you can't do that with people that
Speaker 11: don't share the same values, or the same legal system,
Speaker 11: or the same ethos that Americans do.
Speaker 1: We're a little naive. We are very naive.
Speaker 3: We train and educate their people, We allow them access
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Speaker 3: Find out where you find your podcast pivoting over the EU.
Speaker 3: I mean, I always like the energy policy. It's like
Speaker 3: a cautionary tale, you know. And in California is another
Speaker 3: cautionary tale. They spend outrageous amounts, they shut they over
Speaker 3: regulate refining facilities of the port where they just leave.
Speaker 3: It's like anybody else if you if you have the
Speaker 3: means to leave, you leave. And the population of California
Speaker 3: is only maintaining some you know, connection with balance because
Speaker 3: of the illegal immigrant popular coming in there. There's lots
Speaker 3: of statistics on that one. For all the Americans that
Speaker 3: lead with their money and go elsewhere where the taxes
Speaker 3: are lower and the energy prices aren't so high, it's
Speaker 3: just replaced by illegal immigrants. So whether or not that
Speaker 3: actually stands true, but they have regulated themselves into a
Speaker 3: painful situation. And if you look at the European Union,
Speaker 3: it's a great illustration of what's going to happen if
Speaker 3: you pursue blindly wind and solar as your sole mechanism
Speaker 3: of energy generation. It does not work on a regular,
Speaker 3: reliable basis.
Speaker 11: It doesn't, you know. And that's one of the things
Speaker 11: we talk about in the United States. For a number
Speaker 11: of years, we went from the builders, the doers, make
Speaker 11: it happen, to oh, my gosh, we have to start
Speaker 11: regulating stuff. We have to start taxing stuff, because people
Speaker 11: that don't understand innovation, people that don't understand business or
Speaker 11: the economy, it scares them. And for many, many years,
Speaker 11: the EU a special with the growth in Brussels and
Speaker 11: taking nationalism away from the individuals. Studies has all about
Speaker 11: control and regulations are controls. So the European Union has
Speaker 11: long positions itself as a global regulatory superpower. But what
Speaker 11: they don't get is the more you regulate, the more
Speaker 11: you kill innovation, the more you kill business prosperity. Nobody
Speaker 11: has jobs, there's no money. See Germany, yes a powerhouse,
Speaker 11: one of the economic powerhouses. Of the world, and they
Speaker 11: have you gotten to the point where electricity is what
Speaker 11: four times the price of what we regularly pay here
Speaker 11: or more. Yeah, it has really taken a turn for
Speaker 11: the worse. Now with the recent elections there, the Greens
Speaker 11: have been kicked out. They were pulling at eight percent,
Speaker 11: and so there's been a realization that, yeah, you know what,
Speaker 11: maybe we need some more electricity. But the damage has
Speaker 11: been done. The de industrialization of Germany has occurred. You
Speaker 11: can't build things in Germany any longer, it's too expensive.
Speaker 3: Well, and they've all gone ev I mean, they're basically
Speaker 3: the substitute for California, and now the California's waiver has
Speaker 3: been taken away and they can no longer dominate the
Speaker 3: direction of what we choose to do by way of transportation.
Speaker 3: And I know hybrids are a big thing, but how
Speaker 3: California didn't want hybrids either. They wanted zero internal combustion engines.
Speaker 3: So but the European Union is still going in that direction.
Speaker 3: I mean, Porscha is not even going to make internal
Speaker 3: combustion engines anymore among other manufacturers, and that's like, that
Speaker 3: just seems crazy to me. It's what their country or
Speaker 3: company was built on what they're known for.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it is crazy. And again, if we're not careful,
Speaker 11: China will take that away from everybody because.
Speaker 3: They do it with slave labor. They do everything cheaper
Speaker 3: and quite often. From my understanding, their evs actually are
Speaker 3: pretty amazing things. They are pretty good, you know.
Speaker 11: But it's not a fair comparison, right because everything from
Speaker 11: China is government subsidized. There is no such thing as
Speaker 11: the pre market, free market economy or a private company.
Speaker 11: And I was thinking about this during the earlier wouldn't
Speaker 11: you rather build things in the West, in Germany, in
Speaker 11: the United States, where we actually do have an e PA,
Speaker 11: we do actually have uh osha, we do actually have
Speaker 11: laws and regulations that make sure it's going to be
Speaker 11: produced safely, cleanly and efficiently well.
Speaker 3: And that's the backcroping thing about the European Union because
Speaker 3: when the lights go off because the wind ain't blowing in,
Speaker 3: the sun ain't shine, and uh they're getting their their
Speaker 3: natural gas powered plants and getting that from from Russia,
Speaker 3: Russia who also does not have environmental regulations and rules,
Speaker 3: and it's it's it's it's not as clean a fuel
Speaker 3: to burn as what we have here.
Speaker 1: Not at all.
Speaker 11: But you know, Brian, what's really troubling to me is
Speaker 11: this this notion of bureaucrats and technocrats that you can
Speaker 11: regulate everything to death. And uh, you know they started
Speaker 11: this out with their privacy laws and as a GDPR
Speaker 11: if you do business in Europe, you know what the
Speaker 11: GDPR is. They're now pursuing it with AI. Guess what,
Speaker 11: they're not gonna have AI. And now they're positioning themselves
Speaker 11: as leaders on climate regulation, meaning if you import anything
Speaker 11: to Europe, you're gonna have to tell them your carbon score.
Speaker 3: See that's again going back to the California having an
Speaker 3: impact on the rest of the United States. If you
Speaker 3: want to do business in the European Union, they're going
Speaker 3: to have some measure control over you. So yeah, as
Speaker 3: far as I'm concerned, don't do business with them. Then
Speaker 3: you know, I'm sorry, we're not going to abide.
Speaker 11: Well, it may be hard to get stuff there, but
Speaker 11: it's called the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and it's also
Speaker 11: a terriff.
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Speaker 3: Brian Thomas was bringing mcaalan from the Hudson ins to
Speaker 3: solving all the energy problems in the world, engaging in
Speaker 3: the thought process, involving common sense, logic and reason and
Speaker 3: pointing out the failures of all this green stuff, pivoting
Speaker 3: back to the state of California and going back to
Speaker 3: the refinery closures. I mean the refineries just like we've
Speaker 3: had it up to our eyeballs. We're done and we
Speaker 3: can't afford to operate in the state. You've taken away
Speaker 3: our profit margins and also suing us, suing us for
Speaker 3: our climate change, our responsibility for climate change, which to
Speaker 3: me is the dumbest, dumbest thing. This isn't like the
Speaker 3: refineries were sitting on a bunch of inside information that
Speaker 3: their product was causing the temperature fluctuation in the world.
Speaker 3: They've been at this extraction of oil since what the
Speaker 3: eighteen hundreds, I mean, prior to that, it was whale
Speaker 3: oil to keep your lamp slit. And then someone figured
Speaker 3: out kerosene, and then someone figured out gasoline, and you know,
Speaker 3: and and cities were built on the use of these things.
Speaker 3: Now there was an interim period of coll too, but
Speaker 3: I mean the world lives on it. Plastics are made
Speaker 3: with it. If you pulled the plug on all things
Speaker 3: petroleum right now, the world would come to a screeching halt.
Speaker 11: The world would come to a screeching halt. And before that,
Speaker 11: we deforested every tree at Ohio practically right, people still
Speaker 11: used dung. Yes, they burned dong for for heat and
Speaker 11: for cooking.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 11: I went to the FC Cincinnati Stadium or the TQL Stadium,
Speaker 11: I guess as I should call it, to watch UH
Speaker 11: a German match between the Germans and UH the New Zealanders.
Speaker 11: Great match. By the way, FC Munchin just destroyed and
Speaker 11: Byron it was ten to nothing, I think. But there
Speaker 11: was there was a there was a guy standing in
Speaker 11: the concourse with a sign. There were there were a
Speaker 11: couple of position I said, FIFA, uh Climate Awareness And
Speaker 11: I watched this. I actually took a video. I sat
Speaker 11: there for a couple of minutes. Not a single person.
Speaker 11: They were like just throngs of people going back and forth.
Speaker 11: I think the guy was like, oh, okay, here's our
Speaker 11: you know PC. Afterthought, nobody approached them, nobody talked to them.
Speaker 11: And I'm looking up at his plastic sign, going, guys,
Speaker 11: really and he's got a plastic vestiva And it's just ludicrous.
Speaker 11: And look, we all want to be good stewards of
Speaker 11: the environment. We're not saying that right, but we're saying
Speaker 11: we have to live. And if we went back to
Speaker 11: pre industrial revolution, you know, times weren't so good, the
Speaker 11: good old days, they weren't so great.
Speaker 1: No, they weren't.
Speaker 3: And then what will we go back to Lindsey Woolsey
Speaker 3: handmade shirts and I guess clogs.
Speaker 1: Oh, I do, like wo wouldn't shoot? That'd be great,
Speaker 1: wouldn't teeth too? Wooden teeth? Exactly? Yeah.
Speaker 11: But you're right on the California refinery closures, they're witnessing
Speaker 11: a wave of refinery closures for the reasons that you stated,
Speaker 11: They still, you know, use gasoline to the point where
Speaker 11: Gavin Newsom, the governor, is now pleading with Phillip sixty
Speaker 11: six and Valero not to close two refineries because it's
Speaker 11: twenty percent of fuel and gas prices are going to
Speaker 11: be at least another buck.
Speaker 1: And they're already like four fifty on average out there,
Speaker 1: aren't they. I'll bet you they're five something today, so
Speaker 1: you'd be looking at six plus bucks a gallon, yeah,
Speaker 1: for regular stuff. Yeah, well, you know at some point
Speaker 1: that the citizenry is just going to explode.
Speaker 11: Well, I think you know, there's a if you live
Speaker 11: in the city and don't have a car, and we
Speaker 11: probably both.
Speaker 1: Know exactly what the global warming folks want, but you know, for.
Speaker 11: The rest of us that have to drive to work,
Speaker 11: that have to drive to multiple jobs, that can't afford
Speaker 11: to live in the city, so you're commuting in and
Speaker 11: you better not take the subway, you might get lit up. Literally,
Speaker 11: you drive. It's the only way to get to work.
Speaker 3: Yeah, complicated it is, but again it's something that they
Speaker 3: have done to themselves. Everything out there is so much
Speaker 3: more expensive to do, and I mean, look, what happened
Speaker 3: with COVID Once people realize that they were given a
Speaker 3: green light to work from home. I mean, it's one
Speaker 3: of the gifts that COVID nineteen gave us. Wait a minute,
Speaker 3: you mean I don't have to commute anymore. My wife's
Speaker 3: been enjoying that since it all came to pass. She
Speaker 3: had a forty five minute commute, and now she's been
Speaker 3: in her office basement, you know, for the last several years.
Speaker 3: Absolutely loves it. We don't have to spend nearly as
Speaker 3: much on gasoline. She doesn't have a laundry bill, or
Speaker 3: rather a dry cleaning bill anymore. You know, feel sorry
Speaker 3: for the dry cleaners who went out of business as
Speaker 3: a consequence of that, But you know, we live, thrive
Speaker 3: and survive, roll with the punches, and then when people
Speaker 3: find out they can leave and still work at the
Speaker 3: same office, they leave. And then, in California's case, the
Speaker 3: entire state. There's better places to live out in the world.
Speaker 3: It has been a fun and broad ranging topic of conversation.
Speaker 3: Bring Him Account from the Hudson Institute, Folks Get Charged Conversations.
Speaker 3: The podcast search for It You'd be Glad you did.
Speaker 3: Always interesting and informative bring them. I look forward to
Speaker 3: having you back in. I know you've got some trips
Speaker 3: and meetings scheduled. We'll get an update.
Speaker 1: From you when you come back. I'm looking forward to it. Brian,
Speaker 1: thank you. I am too.
Speaker 3: Seven fifty five coming up in seven fifty six. Sadly
Speaker 3: no bright Bird inside scoop today and I not quite
Speaker 3: sure what happened to them today. Daniel Davis deep Die,
Speaker 3: we'll be talking about Russia, Ukraine, and of course you're
Speaker 3: on an Israel that'll take place at eight thirty. But
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Speaker 3: At the other decent Tuesday bottom of the Arra Daniel
Speaker 3: Davis deep Die retired to Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis giving
Speaker 3: us an analysis of the situation in Russia, Ukraine, as
Speaker 3: well as today Iran and Israel. Obviously I knew we
Speaker 3: would be talking about it at some point. Of course,
Speaker 3: Iran continues to be bombed by Israel, also launching some
Speaker 3: of its own missiles into Israel. I guess Tel Aviva
Speaker 3: had lost eight citizens there in one of the missile attacks,
Speaker 3: so but a lot greater damage happening in Iran. When
Speaker 3: an amazing development when Iranian loses control of its own airspace,
Speaker 3: which is a pretty significant accomplishment for the Israelis. So
Speaker 3: they're at they're free to fly around and bomb whatever
Speaker 3: the hell they want. Killed another one of the top
Speaker 3: military folks just yesterday and also blew up the television station.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've seen the video of that.
Speaker 3: I did get a chuckle out of that, and I'm
Speaker 3: not laughing at the loss of human life that's going on.
Speaker 1: I hate wars.
Speaker 3: And but when you hear Brigha McGowan talking about it,
Speaker 3: when you only need to have three percent or four
Speaker 3: percent something in rich uranium in order to run a
Speaker 3: nuclear plant to generate power, and they're at sixty percent,
Speaker 3: which is only a couple of days away from eighty
Speaker 3: percent for a nuclear weapon. You know, Dan well that
Speaker 3: they're not doing this for civilian power generating purposes, you know,
Speaker 3: and at some point you know it is or with
Speaker 3: its intelligence capabilities. I'm sure they knew how close Iran
Speaker 3: was when you think about they were able to launch
Speaker 3: this military operation from deep within Iran. Obviously they got
Speaker 3: some help with Iranian citizens there, but if they were
Speaker 3: able to do that and accomplish all of that, I'm
Speaker 3: pretty sure they've got intelligence on the inside and maybe
Speaker 3: these nuclear facilities and realize, listen, we are one day
Speaker 3: away from our own annihilation. These people are crazy and
Speaker 3: it's brig and pointed out. Even if you don't have
Speaker 3: an active nuclear warhead with a triggering device, it doesn't
Speaker 3: take much and make a dirty bomb. You got a missile,
Speaker 3: it's fairly accurate these days. You blow it up inside
Speaker 3: a civilian popular you kill a lot of people and
Speaker 3: contaminate a lot of property. And then with hindsight, we
Speaker 3: can look at the coordination. And I'd like to think
Speaker 3: that there was some serious coordination there. Right as I said, speculated,
Speaker 3: My guess is that Trump and net and Yah who
Speaker 3: exchanged notes, Netanya who says, listen, we have intelligence, but
Speaker 3: says Iran is like a second away from a bomb.
Speaker 1: Uh, we need to go in. We're done waiting.
Speaker 3: These negotiations have spun around and spun the wheels and
Speaker 3: gotten absolutely nowhere. Now for what since since Barack Obama
Speaker 3: gave it a go, We're gonna take the bull by
Speaker 3: the horns. And Trump says, all right, I now, let
Speaker 3: me give me sixty days. And it may have been
Speaker 3: some backtandle commissioner communications with Iran. You guys better listen
Speaker 3: and sit down. You better, you better come to the
Speaker 3: negotiation table in good faith. You got sixty days. And
Speaker 3: then on day sixty one, Israel launches the attack which
Speaker 3: had been play and way way in advance. So I
Speaker 3: just try to, you know, line the stars up here
Speaker 3: and connect the dots, and they seem pretty easy to connect.
Speaker 3: And then we're all waiting around for Thursday night. This
Speaker 3: I just think this statement from Israel's ambassador to the
Speaker 3: US A difficult time pronouncing his name Isshiel leader l
Speaker 3: i E or l e i t e r lighter
Speaker 3: later lighter. So when the dust settles, you're going to
Speaker 3: see some surprises on Thursday night and Friday that will
Speaker 3: make the beeper operation almost seem simple. Of course, the
Speaker 3: beeper operation was the Hesbalah terror group. They blew up
Speaker 3: the pagers and the communication devices. It was pretty amazing
Speaker 3: that they were able to install those explosive devices in
Speaker 3: the walkie talkies that were being carried around by the
Speaker 3: terrorist organized or the terrorist organization. So again, well oiled machine.
Speaker 3: But what's gonna happen on Thursday night and Friday night?
Speaker 3: If if that was a simple operation, how could they
Speaker 3: outdo themselves? And what they accomplished when they launched the
Speaker 3: attack against Iran from within Iran? So chalking a bunch
Speaker 3: up in the wind category for Israel. And I'm going
Speaker 3: back to something I started the program with, and I
Speaker 3: absolutely profoundly believe that Donald Trump does not have the
Speaker 3: ability to bring us into a war. And it seems
Speaker 3: to me we're going in that direction with all the
Speaker 3: military heart we're sending over the USS knimics on its way.
Speaker 3: Apparently some twenty eight Air Force fueling tanker planes have
Speaker 3: already flown and were on their way at least as
Speaker 3: a reporting yesterday. And selling equipment and giving a military equipment,
Speaker 3: that's one thing, but troops on the ground and getting
Speaker 3: engaged in a military conflict is a completely different thing.
Speaker 3: And why he has to do this when we have
Speaker 3: a constitution which is pretty damn easy to read. Democratic
Speaker 3: senator introduced legislation yesterday to revent Donald Trump from using
Speaker 3: military force against Iran, of course, without congressional authorization. Virginia's
Speaker 3: Tim Kane behind this. He'd done this before during Trump's
Speaker 3: first turn. He introduced similar legislation with regard to Trump's
Speaker 3: waging war against Iran, which did pass both the Senate
Speaker 3: and House along with Republican support, but not enough votes
Speaker 3: to survive Trump's veto, which, if you're a constitutional purist
Speaker 3: like i am, doesn't it seem strange Congress has to
Speaker 3: declare war. There isn't a such thing as the authorization
Speaker 3: of use of military force in the in the Constitution.
Speaker 3: They created that one, but that also has to have
Speaker 3: Senate approval, and we don't have that yet, so Kine
Speaker 3: said in the State, and is not our national security
Speaker 3: interest to get a war with Iran unless that war
Speaker 3: is absolutely necessary to defend the United States. I'm deeply
Speaker 3: concerned that the recent escalation of hostilities between Israel and
Speaker 3: Iran could quickly pull the United States into another endless conflict. Yep,
Speaker 3: how long were we in Afghanistan, which served as a
Speaker 3: predicate for the endless so called war on tear that
Speaker 3: we engage in for what almost two decades nine to eleven.
Speaker 3: I think that was where the authorization for use of
Speaker 3: military force showed up and they hung their hat on
Speaker 3: all kinds of military conflicts that weren't even loosely connected
Speaker 3: to that original authorization for use of military force.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I.
Speaker 3: Know you can say I'm a no Kings guy and
Speaker 3: I have the imperial presidency is something that I've talked
Speaker 3: out against. I don't think Donald Trump is breaking the
Speaker 3: law regularly, but this is something I profoundly believe in
Speaker 3: the limits of the presidency in so far as waging war.
Speaker 3: I do believe Israel's on the right side. I do
Speaker 3: believe Israel facing an existential threat, not the United States.
Speaker 3: That's the difference. I think that's that's It's Caine's point,
Speaker 3: Tim Kaine's point. Yeah, if they start coming after us,
Speaker 3: and sure we can go after them, and you can
Speaker 3: draw a nine to eleven parallel. Look are these terrorists
Speaker 3: attacked us and blew up our own soil. It was
Speaker 3: a threat to the United States of America killing thousands
Speaker 3: of our people. We need to do something about it militarily.
Speaker 3: That's a different argument than what we got right now.
Speaker 3: Right now we're outside spectators watching Israel kick the crap
Speaker 3: out of Iran. I'm looking forward to what Daniel Davis
Speaker 3: has to say. Maybe he'll disagree with me on that one,
Speaker 3: but that's what it looks like to me so far.
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Speaker 3: hearing from you. But coming up, we're gonna be talking
Speaker 3: a little bit. I got some inside new stuff from
Speaker 3: the Senate, of course, the Mega bill, and the Senate
Speaker 3: finally came out with its changes to the House's version
Speaker 3: that had previously passed. I don't know that they're going
Speaker 3: to be geting to be able to get it to
Speaker 3: Trump's desk by July fourth, which is the I would argue,
Speaker 3: perhaps arbitrary date that they wanted to get it there.
Speaker 3: The House may have a hissy fed or at least
Speaker 3: a handful of members in the House, those coming from
Speaker 3: salt states. Yes, the Democrats in the high tax states,
Speaker 3: they wanted their AsSalt increase. That's one of the things
Speaker 3: that's not in the Senate version of the bill. Hope
Speaker 3: you can stick around. We'll talk a little bit about
Speaker 3: that coming up.
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Speaker 3: In the meantime, the Senate did release its detailed major
Speaker 3: revisions to the houses Big tax building, the big beautiful bill,
Speaker 3: and some positive things from my perspective, although not enough
Speaker 3: from my perspective, and I don't think it's enough to
Speaker 3: get Congress and Massy to join in and say yes
Speaker 3: on the bill. He was on the program not that
Speaker 3: long ago illustrating the several different things he wanted out
Speaker 3: of the Senate in order to bring him around to
Speaker 3: a yes vote. So, plus, they're going to be facing
Speaker 3: some additional challenges from the Democrats from blue states because
Speaker 3: the Senate's version keeps the salt tax at ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: So what do we got going on here?
Speaker 3: Keeps the bulk of the twenty seventeen tax cuts in place,
Speaker 3: which is the primary reason behind this big beautiful bill
Speaker 3: eliminating taxes on tips, overtime pay, and Social Security benefits.
Speaker 3: The little changes on that one get to the details
Speaker 3: in a moment on that. So, starting with salt tax,
Speaker 3: the House went up to forty thousand dollars in order
Speaker 3: to appease the high democrat Blue States Republican in order
Speaker 3: to get them on board. But there are no center
Speaker 3: Republicans from those states. Ergo, it's back down to ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. That is currently in effect.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Whether they can win over the Blue state Republicans in
Speaker 3: this version or they have to hammer it out behind
Speaker 3: the scenes remains to be seen. What's going to happen
Speaker 3: on that. But I'm glad to see that they kept
Speaker 3: it at ten grand. There's no need to reward the
Speaker 3: Blue states and their high taxes. That just means you
Speaker 3: and I are subsidizing those states and their high taxes.
Speaker 3: I just can't abide that House bill would deny some
Speaker 3: tax credits to the green energy projects. Now, you recall
Speaker 3: the Inflation Reduction Act, which was not the big Green
Speaker 3: New Deal bill. The House bill would deny some tax
Speaker 3: credit to projects that don't start construction within sixty days
Speaker 3: or begin operations by the end of twenty twenty eight. Sadly,
Speaker 3: the Senate plan gives those projects more time. And this
Speaker 3: is where you might get a definite noe from Congressroom Massy,
Speaker 3: because we is on the program. He said, you know,
Speaker 3: the one thing the Senate can do is just end
Speaker 3: those things right away, speed up the end of the
Speaker 3: tax credits, deny them earlier. Well, this one kicks it
Speaker 3: down the road. So, for example, wind and solar projects
Speaker 3: could begin construction in twenty twenty six or twenty twenty
Speaker 3: seven and still qualify for the tax credits. Other still
Speaker 3: called green projects geothermal, nuclear, hydropower, and energy could get
Speaker 3: tax credits if they begin construction as late as twenty
Speaker 3: thirty five. Now, I like the idea that nuclear is
Speaker 3: in there, and I encourage the development of these small
Speaker 3: nuclear reactors. But then again, that's maybe going to get
Speaker 3: a no vote out of Thomas Massey. Medicaid Senate tax
Speaker 3: effectively caps the so called provider taxes at three point
Speaker 3: five percent for states that have expanded Medicaid under the
Speaker 3: Affordable Care Act, down from the current six percent. The
Speaker 3: House version froze all provider tax credits at the current
Speaker 3: six percent. So there's one change, and I would argue
Speaker 3: for the better. CENTIPIL also reduces certain existing state supplemental
Speaker 3: payments to hospitals. The House version just limited future payments,
Speaker 3: and that's got people pulling their hair out, saying, oh
Speaker 3: my god, rural hospitals are going to shut.
Speaker 1: Down or something of that. You know, there's always arguments
Speaker 1: against it.
Speaker 3: Now, the centpill also does impose the work requirements for
Speaker 3: Medicaid under the for able bodied Medicaid recipients. So if
Speaker 3: you're able to work, you got to go out and
Speaker 3: work twenty hours a week. The House bill says no,
Speaker 3: that does not include adults able body that have dependent children. Now,
Speaker 3: the one change in the Senate version is if you
Speaker 3: have children older than fourteen, you are subject to the
Speaker 3: work requirement of twenty hours a week. I guess they
Speaker 3: figure if the kids are over the age of fourteen,
Speaker 3: they probably not spending a whole lot of time with
Speaker 3: the anyway, university endowments. I know this raised the ire
Speaker 3: of a whole lot of people, even some conservatives, saying,
Speaker 3: you know, you got Hillsdale College out there. It's not
Speaker 3: just all liberal, left wing universities. And if you tax
Speaker 3: their endowments twenty one percent, which is where the House
Speaker 3: bill was top rate. Anyway, the Senate has a narrow
Speaker 3: The Senate has a narrow version of that, setting the
Speaker 3: top tax rate at eight percent. Currently the rate is
Speaker 3: one point four percent. So I'll let you argue among
Speaker 3: yourselves whether those endowments and then you know it's like
Speaker 3: Harvard's got what fifty one billion dollars they're sitting on
Speaker 3: taxed only at one point four percent.
Speaker 1: Let's see some changes.
Speaker 3: The charitableduction Cenate bill includes a larger charitable deduction for
Speaker 3: people who don't itemize. So if you don't itemize your taxes,
Speaker 3: you can claim up to one thousand dollars an individual
Speaker 3: or two thousand dollars for married couples, seniors, and tips.
Speaker 3: In overtime, the Senate altered back some of the President's priorities.
Speaker 3: It would increase the propose four thousand per person deduction
Speaker 3: for senior citizens to six thousand dollars. That's the version
Speaker 3: Trump's promised to eliminate an income tax on Social Security
Speaker 3: and so ins far as the no tax on tips.
Speaker 3: The deduction will be limited to twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: per person, as opposed to the uncapped version of the
Speaker 3: House bill. I don't know how many people are out
Speaker 3: there making more than twenty five thousand dollars annually on tips.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're a lot, I don't know, but at least
Speaker 3: the Senate vision has a caps as a cap. Now
Speaker 3: the no tax on overtime provision limited under the Senate
Speaker 3: bill to twelve five hundred dollars twenty five thousand for
Speaker 3: married couples, as opposed to the House's uncapped version, and
Speaker 3: as expected, and again something Congressman Thomas Massey and Senator
Speaker 3: Ran Paul probably reject a five trillion dollar increase to
Speaker 3: the debt limit.
Speaker 1: The House bill was four trillion. So the good, the bad,
Speaker 1: and the ugly now comes the fight.
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Speaker 1: Hey twenty nine and a Tuesday.
Speaker 3: I always look forward to this moment in time because
Speaker 3: it gets a deep dive with Daniel Davis. It's time
Speaker 3: for the Daniel Davis Deep Dive. Retired Lieutenant Colonel giving
Speaker 3: us all kinds of thoughts and insights on well things military,
Speaker 3: and we have a new conflict to talk about this week.
Speaker 3: Let's stop and put aside Ukraine and Russia for a moment,
Speaker 3: and let's talk about the details unfolding in the war
Speaker 3: with Israel and Iran. Now, I mean be Hindsight's twenty twenty.
Speaker 3: As I've pointed out in the program, the last couple
Speaker 3: of days, Donald Trump pulls our military person out out
Speaker 3: of the region in advance of well the sixty first day.
Speaker 3: In his sixty today deadline he gave to Iran about
Speaker 3: negotiating a deal on their military or on their nuclear program.
Speaker 3: I guess maybe perhaps he had a conversation and at
Speaker 3: some point with Benjamin Netanyahu early on. I suspect Netanyahu
Speaker 3: had good intelligence that Iran might be up to something
Speaker 3: no good in a very short period of time, and
Speaker 3: it was time to stop the wheel spinning and take
Speaker 3: some action. Trump maybe suggested him, well, at least give
Speaker 3: me a sixty day window of opportunity before all hell
Speaker 3: breaks lose to see if we can negotiate.
Speaker 1: Obviously, that did not work.
Speaker 3: Day sixty one Israel unleashes and an amazing thing to behold,
Speaker 3: much like the Ukraine's getting inside the interior of Russia
Speaker 3: and hiding those drones in spite of the being Russian territory. Obviously,
Speaker 3: Israel had a profound presence within the interior of Iran
Speaker 3: was able to launch some very short term or rather
Speaker 3: a short distance military strikes from within the interior. That's
Speaker 3: an amazing coup right there. And then now they apparently
Speaker 3: dominate the entire Iranian airspace and can fly free will
Speaker 3: and hit any target they want with pretty much great success.
Speaker 3: Long winded start, Daniel Davis, Welcome back, man. What's your
Speaker 3: take on this and what's your reaction all this?
Speaker 12: Yeah, really there's two separate things at play here that
Speaker 12: we need to address because they're very different and potential
Speaker 12: where we're going next. And one is just the the
Speaker 12: operational art that you just mentioned there and from a
Speaker 12: military tactical perspective, and this has been pretty impressive again
Speaker 12: because it was very highly effective. They were able to
Speaker 12: infiltrate apparently a pretty decent number of massad agents and
Speaker 12: other infiltrators and perhaps even some insider folks the Iranians
Speaker 12: who had been helping, et cetera. Just like the the
Speaker 12: Ukraine side had some help from the Russian people who
Speaker 12: turned and the other situation there, and so then now
Speaker 12: then they were able to take care of that on
Speaker 12: the ground. At the same time they were coming in
Speaker 12: with strategic assets and operational and you know, an aircraft
Speaker 12: and all that, and it just absolutely devastated the initial
Speaker 12: Iranian defense. Allegedly one or two at thirty fives were
Speaker 12: shot down. We still don't have confirmation of that, but
Speaker 12: even at that, that's out of two hundred aircraft that
Speaker 12: flew the first night. That is a remarkable number to
Speaker 12: have been shot down, if it was. If not, obviously
Speaker 12: it's even.
Speaker 1: More than that.
Speaker 12: So in terms of how they started out, that's great.
Speaker 12: But there's another half of this coin, because we also
Speaker 12: see playing out graphically that the Iron Dome system and
Speaker 12: the multi layered Israeli air defense system is not anywhere
Speaker 12: near as good as what people thought it was.
Speaker 2: We knew it wasn't.
Speaker 12: We've had on our show many times an expert that
Speaker 12: pointed this out in twenty twenty four. He very accurately
Speaker 12: predicted what Iran could do if it wanted to, and
Speaker 12: how it signaled in the past. When we gave the
Speaker 12: Iron Dome credit for knocking down everything. But it turns
Speaker 12: out it only got some of the smaller stuff in
Speaker 12: the slower moving drones, but the missiles got through. And
Speaker 12: now that we see, while Israel has virtual air supremacy
Speaker 12: in Iran, Iran has virtual missile supremacy in Israel. There's
Speaker 12: very little that they can shoot down of those ballistic missiles,
Speaker 12: especially some of the more sophisticated ones that they have.
Speaker 12: So right now you have both sides literally every night
Speaker 12: for five straightns, hummeling the other side there and causing
Speaker 12: tremendous damage, worst that we've ever seen in Israel in
Speaker 12: their existence. None of the wars have ever hit their
Speaker 12: cities the way this one is so far, and it's
Speaker 12: anybody's guests where it's going next. But with Trump leaving
Speaker 12: the G seven and coming back to convening just this morning,
Speaker 12: just hours from now, this now Security Council meeting, it's
Speaker 12: kind of ominous what could be coming next?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, I've been railing against this all morning.
Speaker 3: It's not the first time I've railed against it. The
Speaker 3: president is not allowed to declare war on his own.
Speaker 3: It takes congressional action, at least the Court of the Constitution.
Speaker 3: I've got a copy of Daniel. There has to be
Speaker 3: at least an authorization for use of military force which
Speaker 3: the Senate has to approve. That hasn't been done yet.
Speaker 3: So I got the USS and them it's apparently heading
Speaker 3: on over to the Middle East. We've got all these
Speaker 3: refueling airplane heading on over to the Middle East. So
Speaker 3: obviously the American military presence has been there and is
Speaker 3: now growing. So you know, is there going to be
Speaker 3: some sort of congressional act this. I mean, I think
Speaker 3: it would be on the pale people screaming about the
Speaker 3: imperial presidency for Trump to just unilaterally join in the fray.
Speaker 12: Right, Yeah, there's there's there's no question that there's lots
Speaker 12: of moving pieces here. In addition, there have been by
Speaker 12: many reports, up to thirty area or refueling jets leave
Speaker 12: from the United States and moved into the region. That's
Speaker 12: on top of everything else. You mentioned the B two
Speaker 12: bombers that have been at Diego Garcia for quite a
Speaker 12: long time.
Speaker 1: And then now on top of this and.
Speaker 12: Trump making some pretty boisterous and and uh, you know
Speaker 12: the derogatory claims in on Air Force One last night
Speaker 12: about what may be coming, et cetera.
Speaker 1: I have huge problems with that.
Speaker 12: I don't think it's a good idea to do anyway,
Speaker 12: because we should not get involved with this war.
Speaker 1: This is something between Israel and Iran. If they want
Speaker 1: to do that, that's that's up to them.
Speaker 12: But I'm even more concerned with the lack of concern
Speaker 12: about any almost anyone in the United States about the
Speaker 12: very issue you just mentioned here.
Speaker 1: We do not want to sit you to.
Speaker 12: Where we literally give carte blanche to whoever's in the
Speaker 12: White House amen that they can have, because then you
Speaker 12: basically are a monarch, which is what we tried to
Speaker 12: prevent with the forming of the Constitution in the first place.
Speaker 12: And there's a couple of I think the Thomas Massey
Speaker 12: and I think there's one Senator Tim Kaine, I believe
Speaker 12: that are talking about that, but no one else. Is
Speaker 12: nobody in the Democratic Party leadership, the Republican Party leadership.
Speaker 12: They have basically just handed it over to the commander
Speaker 12: in chief. And that is a dangerous place to be.
Speaker 3: Is it's not a question whose ox is being gored,
Speaker 3: is a question of whether or not they had the
Speaker 3: legal authority to do it in the first place. And
Speaker 3: you and I are eyed eye on that. And I
Speaker 3: read Congress from Massey's statement on the air this morning.
Speaker 3: I read Tim Kaine statement on the air. Tim Kaine's
Speaker 3: gone down this road before, back when Trump was originally president.
Speaker 3: It passed his resolution, which either that in and of
Speaker 3: itself is comable. Did he need to pass a piece
Speaker 3: of legislation to confirm what's already there, which is the
Speaker 3: Congress as the colt. But it did go through and
Speaker 3: it got vetoed by the president. Something's fallowed apart here
Speaker 3: on that one. And you know, I don't have a
Speaker 3: problem with Donald Trump the man. I like most of
Speaker 3: all of his policies. But this is something that's really
Speaker 3: quite concerning to me. And I'm glad that you agree
Speaker 3: with me and see eyed eye with me on that one, sir.
Speaker 12: Now, it's just a simple rendering of the Constitution that
Speaker 12: we're supposed to all follow. Now, it's not hard to
Speaker 12: see i'd eye with you on that.
Speaker 3: They all held a hand up and swore an oath
Speaker 3: of office that included upholding the constitution.
Speaker 1: Craziness.
Speaker 3: But then, you know, there's a lot of elected to
Speaker 3: people running around going we need to get in this
Speaker 3: we need to get in this, all right, Well, if
Speaker 3: you want to get into it, then you know, go
Speaker 3: ahead and declare war and make it efficion.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 12: One of the things, Brian, it's supposed to be hard
Speaker 12: to get into wars. Yeah, it was designed that way
Speaker 12: on purpose.
Speaker 1: So that it's not easy. And we're seeing if this
Speaker 1: goes sideways.
Speaker 12: And my big beef tactically is that if we join
Speaker 12: offensively in this, then we put targets on the backs
Speaker 12: of our troops all the least over and that same
Speaker 12: issue I just showed you, we're the that system. The
Speaker 12: patriots that iron don't can't stop these missiles. There's even
Speaker 12: less protection for many of our smaller outposts in the
Speaker 12: Middle East. We would be absolutely powerless to stop this,
Speaker 12: and there would be a lot of American casualties, which
Speaker 12: we don't have to have any, but that's almost certain
Speaker 12: to come if we launched this war.
Speaker 3: Well, that was something that Thomas Massey put up in
Speaker 3: a graphic along with his rejection or the idea that
Speaker 3: we should under this conflict. The range of the Iranian
Speaker 3: missiles and it encompass a very large range which includes
Speaker 3: all these operations you're talking about where American military personnel
Speaker 3: are really big problem for US over there now insofar
Speaker 3: as providing them with weaponry. I mean, we provide countries
Speaker 3: all over the world with weaponry. If Israel wants the
Speaker 3: bunker busting bombs and we provide them to them, that's
Speaker 3: not US getting involved with boots on the grounds. Hell,
Speaker 3: they bought F thirty five from US. I don't really
Speaker 3: recognize the distinction between them, could we? And I don't
Speaker 3: know if you have any information on the depth at
Speaker 3: which these centrifugeas happened to be within the mountain, But
Speaker 3: if they had those types of technology, there's bunker busting
Speaker 3: type bombs, could they reach them or do enough damage
Speaker 3: that will put the centrifugias out of operation.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's that's the one key category that Israel doesn't
Speaker 12: have to the four dah plants that seems to be
Speaker 12: the central piece in this whole issue, because it is
Speaker 12: buried by some accounts half a kilometer under the ground,
Speaker 12: and the Israelis, with all their assets, don't have anything
Speaker 12: big enough to carry these big bumper bunker buster bombs.
Speaker 12: So they don't have the number one, but they don't
Speaker 12: have the carriers either. That is the B two bomber,
Speaker 12: that's why we have those in the region. And these
Speaker 12: thirty thousand pound bombs just spectacular destruction of ability. But
Speaker 12: it's not clear at all that they have the ability
Speaker 12: to penetrate that deep, so it may not even work.
Speaker 12: But unless the US personally flies, that's something we can't
Speaker 12: give to Israel, right, they don't have the ability to
Speaker 12: use it. So and I know that benjamina Ett Yahoo
Speaker 12: wants desperately to have that in there. But again, the
Speaker 12: minute that you allow that and then we've offensively, then
Speaker 12: now then you're almost certainly signed the death warrants for
Speaker 12: American soldiers that otherwise.
Speaker 1: Won't die well.
Speaker 3: And that would be akin then to what we got
Speaker 3: going on Ukraine, which is operating the sophisticated missiles that
Speaker 3: need American personnel with security clearance to offer to use,
Speaker 3: so you know, effectively boots on the ground in the
Speaker 3: form of operation operating equipment that Ukraine has physically president
Speaker 3: in its country right And.
Speaker 12: So far we have done that there and putin although
Speaker 12: he rattled his saber a little bit, has not taken
Speaker 12: any action. He's chosen not to because he doesn't want
Speaker 12: to start a war with the US. The difference in
Speaker 12: this situation here is that that could be fatal for
Speaker 12: the Iranian regime, so they would have no reason to
Speaker 12: constrain themselves, whereas Russia does because they don't want to
Speaker 12: get into a war against the nuclear power if they
Speaker 12: can avoid it. But in this situation, if it's like
Speaker 12: your regime is about to be destroyed, then they would
Speaker 12: use it, or they would likely.
Speaker 3: Use it well real quick. For the part coming today,
Speaker 3: Daniel Davis, I just could go on for hours with you.
Speaker 3: Today I had an energy expert on. We were talking
Speaker 3: about the Irani nuclear program. They've been riched up to
Speaker 3: sixty percent. You only need effectively three or four percent
Speaker 3: in Richmond to run a domestic energy generating operation. But
Speaker 3: even if they don't have a triggering mechanism, they built
Speaker 3: a bomb, you need to be able to blow it
Speaker 3: up for a real thermon nuclear bomb. They could easily
Speaker 3: make a dirty bomb. They just pack it full of
Speaker 3: the sixty percent enriched uranium and just blow it up
Speaker 3: inside Tel Aviv or some other Israeli occupied Do you
Speaker 3: see Iran reaching that level of desperation under the current circumstance.
Speaker 12: If Benjaminett and Yah who makes good on his what
Speaker 12: he's saying right now. We will go after we may
Speaker 12: go after Ayatoto Comania if they start literally going after
Speaker 12: the top like they did against Hassan Isrela with Hezbola.
Speaker 12: Because I think that Israel said, well, we did it
Speaker 12: before and it worked out. They actually went to ground.
Speaker 12: That nearly ended the threat right there, and they may
Speaker 12: be some thoughts that let's do the same thing to
Speaker 12: Ayatola Komane. That's what the Yahu said yesterday. That would
Speaker 12: end the war, wouldn't expand it. I think that is
Speaker 12: a bad reading of the situation because there are a
Speaker 12: bunch of other senior misuals. You haven't killed, you know,
Speaker 12: even a small, well a small percentage, but there are
Speaker 12: still a bunch of of the senior clerics around, and
Speaker 12: there would be somebody else to pick up the table.
Speaker 1: And it's very unlikely to me that they would do
Speaker 1: what Hasbola did.
Speaker 12: I think they would do the opposite, and then they
Speaker 12: would start just throwing in the kitchen sink and everything else.
Speaker 1: They would have no reason to withhold it.
Speaker 3: Scary situation if we go down that road. Daniel Davis
Speaker 3: deep Die find his podcasts online and enjoy what he
Speaker 3: has to say throughout the week. I always look forward
Speaker 3: to this, Daniel. It's been a wonderful conversation.
Speaker 1: He's a pleasure.
Speaker 3: My pleasure too, my friend. Talk to you on Tuesday
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Speaker 3: the Gun Owners of America issued a press release on it,
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Speaker 3: a stupid thing anyway. Now includes a full repeal the
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars NFA tax on suppressors that was in
Speaker 3: the House bill, but the Senate version's gone bigger. Now
Speaker 3: it's short barreled rifles, short barreled shotguns, and any other weapons.
Speaker 3: Anything that was a real impediment to acquiring a suppressor
Speaker 3: because you had to go through you know, the two
Speaker 3: hundred dollars tax, the background check and all that kind
Speaker 3: of thing. Now I know you're still gonna have to
Speaker 3: go through a background bound check, but at least you
Speaker 3: don't have to get excise taxed by the federal government.
Speaker 3: So expands the House pass repeal the suppressor tax and
Speaker 3: represents one of the most significant answers for gun rights
Speaker 3: in decades, as the firearms the goa gun owners of America.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: The bill next heads for what they call the bird
Speaker 3: Bath review, where non budgetary provisions can be stripped out
Speaker 3: of this because it is reconciliation, so it has to
Speaker 3: solely relate to budgetary issue. But they point out because
Speaker 3: this NFA operates primarily as a tax mechanism, and there
Speaker 3: is Supreme Court precedent for the argument the Gunners of
Speaker 3: America are making, they provision should survive. Gunners of America
Speaker 3: identified several minor drafting issues actively now working with lawmakers
Speaker 3: to ensure that they are corrected before final passage, because
Speaker 3: you know, if you can avoid a problem that would
Speaker 3: end up in litigation, you want to do that early.
Speaker 1: See the nump up.
Speaker 3: Eric Pratt, senior vice president of the CoA, said, the
Speaker 3: House open the door now that the Senate is charging
Speaker 3: through it. The American people have been forced to pay
Speaker 3: hundreds of dollars in submit to federal gun registration just
Speaker 3: owned firearms that are protected by the Second Amendment.
Speaker 1: That ends.
Speaker 3: Now there's a monumental step toward the dismantling of the
Speaker 3: ATS unconstitutional enforcement regime, and the Senate must finish the job.
Speaker 3: I've been waiting for someone to challenge the NFA and
Speaker 3: the short barrel rules because I think even in the
Speaker 3: Civil War or the Revolutionary War, you had short barrel
Speaker 3: rifles or short barreled weapons, and that these were subject
Speaker 3: to attacks and a registration.
Speaker 1: I mean, why.
Speaker 3: We already went through the whole pistol brace argument back
Speaker 3: and forth, and of course no pistol brace firearms are
Speaker 3: not considered short bailed rifles under the National Firearms Act.
Speaker 3: But if you just got rid of the whole concept
Speaker 3: of a short barrowed rifle being somehow, in some way,
Speaker 3: shape or form different than something over the eighteen inch
Speaker 3: length that's mandated by the NFA, then we're in a
Speaker 3: better place. And that's exactly what apparently the Senateville does
Speaker 3: goas Director of Federal Affairs Adian Johnson, the Senate Financial
Speaker 3: Lee's moved to fully repeal the unconstitutional and archaic National
Speaker 3: Firearms Act on short bailed firearms and suppressors is the
Speaker 3: direct result of relentless pressure from the goas grassroots and
Speaker 3: our lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill. Government has no right
Speaker 3: to a tax and register accessories like suppressors or firearms
Speaker 3: with short barrels. This is a generational win for the
Speaker 3: Second Amendment community. So I would agree, get out to
Speaker 3: twenty two three after they fully pass this thing and
Speaker 3: get yourself some shortbol rifles and suppressors. They do sell
Speaker 3: them now, But you know you got to go through
Speaker 3: the whole headach and hassle, plus this whole registration thing.
Speaker 3: I mean, what right does the government have to force
Speaker 3: you to register? And why would they want you to
Speaker 3: register them. They're not saying you can't have them. They're
Speaker 3: just charging you two hundred dollars extra own one and
Speaker 3: then marking you down on a list this person has
Speaker 3: a suppressor. I think a lot of people are under this,
Speaker 3: you know, Hollywood asque mindset that there's going to be
Speaker 3: a bunch of assassins out there with suppressed bulletin. It's
Speaker 3: going to go peop, peop and not make any more
Speaker 3: noise in that. Now, you know, if you ever go
Speaker 3: to a firearms range, go ahead and stand next to
Speaker 3: somebody that's got a suppress rifle. It is suppressed, it
Speaker 3: does not make it silent. A lot of people want
Speaker 3: them just for hearing protection. So I don't know if
Speaker 3: they make one for a forty five to seventy.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 3: That's a really really really loud rifle, and forty five
Speaker 3: to seventy look like with us the press are hanging
Speaker 3: out at the end of it. Anyway, Tomorrow on the
Speaker 3: fifty five care Same Morning Show, we get the pleasure
Speaker 3: of company of Jack Atherden and the unbelievable brilliance.
Speaker 1: Of Jack Adviden.
Speaker 3: I just his commentary is fantastic and thanks to the
Speaker 3: listeners who tune in regularly. That's that's definitely like appointment
Speaker 3: listening the same as Judge Enna Paula Tana who joined
Speaker 3: the program tomorrow. I wish you'd get Congress from Massey
Speaker 3: on to get his reaction to the Senate changes in
Speaker 3: the Big Beautiful Bill, because again, reading what I read,
Speaker 3: I don't think that's going to put him over the edge.
Speaker 3: So and thanks also to Jack and Ainsley Atherden for
Speaker 3: having us over for dinner the other night. We had
Speaker 3: a really great time hanging out with him. So I
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