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Speaker 2: And fifty five k r C the talk station, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 3: No idea, what's going on? Clearly, clearly Happy Tuesday, folks.
Speaker 3: Brian Thomas, Hero, host of the fifty five KRC Morning Show,
Speaker 3: Just Strucker executive producer in there, and brig him Acgown
Speaker 3: from the Hudson Institute I had lined up on the
Speaker 3: rundown this morning, joined the program at seven oh five.
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris Energy policy, Does she have one? Maybe Brigham's
Speaker 3: found out. We'll find out at seven o five on
Speaker 3: that plus a Charged Conversations podcast. We'll talk a little
Speaker 3: bit more in depth on that and about that with
Speaker 3: Briga mcgallan at seven o five eight oh five, Fast
Speaker 3: forward another hour. Joe paul Ock, Breitbart Editor at Large
Speaker 3: for the Breitbart Inside Scoop, who really has the momentum?
Speaker 3: Seems that it's in Kamala Harris's favor, and he's got
Speaker 3: a new book, The Agenda. What Trump should do in
Speaker 3: his first one hundred days that will be after he's elected,
Speaker 3: if he gets elected. What should he be doing now
Speaker 3: in an effort to get elected is a completely different
Speaker 3: topic of conversation we're talking about this morning, because man
Speaker 3: I'm telling you, the pundits, the Trump supporters, the folks
Speaker 3: that have a seemingly firmer grasp on the whole situation
Speaker 3: in this campaign, are screaming at the top of their
Speaker 3: lungs metaphorically at Donald Trump to get on message and
Speaker 3: quit callin Kamala Harris names. He doesn't serve his interest
Speaker 3: at all. He's already got the base. This is the point,
Speaker 3: you know, callin Kamala Harris names and making fun of
Speaker 3: her and saying she's in fine, that all may be true.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of stuff that you know, the the
Speaker 3: core base loves to hear. It's one of the reasons. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they love Donald Trump because he's so straightforward. He tells
Speaker 3: it like it is. But you know, you don't win
Speaker 3: over independent voters by name calling. And remember, you know,
Speaker 3: and Donald Trump's gonna remember the vast majority of people
Speaker 3: aren't we dwellers, And they don't even know who the
Speaker 3: hell Kamala Harris is. What has she done? I mean, hmmm,
Speaker 3: a lot of people out there don't even realize that
Speaker 3: she was the person responsible for the border. And I
Speaker 3: know that sounds hard to believe to my listening audience,
Speaker 3: but if you can get away with walking around I
Speaker 3: mean the mainstream media. Their credibility obviously is not that
Speaker 3: great to start with. But if you remember the mainstream media,
Speaker 3: you know that the people that may be listening to
Speaker 3: you are so dumb that they you can say out
Speaker 3: loud that Kamala Harris was not responsible for the border
Speaker 3: and get away with it.
Speaker 4: Get away with it.
Speaker 3: It's preposterous for me to even think that there's a
Speaker 3: human being alive, at least in the United States. I understand.
Speaker 3: You know, people in Asia, Europe, Africa probably don't give
Speaker 3: a wit about the day to day goings on in
Speaker 3: American politics and who's responsible for what, or even the
Speaker 3: names of various people. Quick who runs Mauritania, for example,
Speaker 3: I can't answer that question. So there you go. There's
Speaker 3: some big political figure in Martinia that I don't even
Speaker 3: know their name. Fine, well, that's the rest of the world.
Speaker 3: But in the United States, you emit a crisis situation
Speaker 3: we have going on. It's been going on now for
Speaker 3: three and a half years. They just released the chart.
Speaker 3: This ice chart is insanity. I mean, it shows the
Speaker 3: numbers under the Trump administration at various points in time
Speaker 3: in which various policies were implemented, and the number of
Speaker 3: people coming across the border drops precipitously. Boom, Biden's elected,
Speaker 3: and boom, the numbers go straight through the roof. This
Speaker 3: is what people are complaining about in the various cities
Speaker 3: overwhelmed by these illegal immigrants. Hell, I read a story
Speaker 3: at the other day Massachusetts has three hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: five thousand illegal immigrants. One stayed alone. So I would
Speaker 3: like to think that most people would know that. But
Speaker 3: I mean, you can come out and try and recharacterize
Speaker 3: what Kamala Harris was responsible for and even think you
Speaker 3: can get away with it. The idea that you can
Speaker 3: think you can get away with is an illustration of
Speaker 3: maybe what they feel about you and how much you
Speaker 3: know about politics and how much you're paying attention over
Speaker 3: the years. It's scary stuff anyhow, of course, five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 3: fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three
Speaker 3: talk pound five fifty on AT and T funds care
Speaker 3: to call on comment? This to me was outratous. You know,
Speaker 3: the fix is in. Obviously, the mainstream media is all
Speaker 3: over Kamala Harris doing anything they possibly can to support
Speaker 3: her recharacterize her talk about how what a joyous ticket.
Speaker 3: There's the new catchphrase, the word that the talking points
Speaker 3: have been set out, Harris Waltz, the ticket of joy.
Speaker 3: Isn't it wonderful to see so much joy in a campaign? Hmm,
Speaker 3: It's just it's frightening when you read all of these
Speaker 3: various news outlets. You know, again, that's my job. You know,
Speaker 3: I probably visit twenty thirty sites a day and to
Speaker 3: see every single one independent individuals at various different sides
Speaker 3: or political over at the Hill, CNN, NSNBC, ABC, CBS,
Speaker 3: all the individual talking heads talking about the joyous ticket
Speaker 3: that is Kamala Harris and Tim Walls. You know they're
Speaker 3: in the bag. Jeez, got this ABC News debate, the
Speaker 3: one that Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are both agreed to.
Speaker 3: Dana Walden, your Disney Executive's a portfolio includes ABC News.
Speaker 3: That's what owns it? One of Vice President Kamala Harris's
Speaker 3: quote extraordinary friends close quote. According to a New York
Speaker 3: Times report, known each other since ninety four, Walden donated
Speaker 3: to dozens of Democrats and contribute to harris political campaigns
Speaker 3: since at least twenty two thousand and three. I mean
Speaker 3: their relationship goes way, way way back. This is ABC,
Speaker 3: so we already know ABC's biased in favor of the Democrats.
Speaker 3: The hosters of the entity hosting the debate close ties
Speaker 3: to the Harris campaign, shocking no One, and then pivoted
Speaker 3: over to the European Union, where the fixes in against
Speaker 3: Donald Trump via their their censorship. I just I read
Speaker 3: this and it's just mind blowing. So Donald Trump, since
Speaker 3: now with Elon Musk last night, everybody knew it was
Speaker 3: coming denial service attack apparently people not wanting you to
Speaker 3: chime in or or log in and listen. It was limited,
Speaker 3: I guess, but to a million people, although eight million
Speaker 3: plus people were expected to try to at least tried
Speaker 3: to get in and listen. They had a computer glitch
Speaker 3: or issue regarding the vast numbers of people who wanted
Speaker 3: to chime in and listen. But that aside theory. Bret Breton,
Speaker 3: discovered as a French business executive, politician, writer and current
Speaker 3: commissioner for the Internal Market of European Union, issued a
Speaker 3: threatening letter to Elon Musk the other day in advance
Speaker 3: of this discussion with Trump. It's a discussion. It's newsworthy.
Speaker 3: This is Elon Musk and his platform doing the work
Speaker 3: of journalists. Elon Musk asked Donald Trump to sit down
Speaker 3: and have an open conversation with him, a chat, a
Speaker 3: one on one exchange of information, critical information to voters.
Speaker 3: Maybe you learned something from Donald Trump last night about
Speaker 3: his platform, his policies. Maybe you heard him insult Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris a few times. Maybe, but it's all newsworthy. It's important,
Speaker 3: and he's running to be the leader of the free world.
Speaker 3: There's going to be an ABC debate between Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and Donald Trump. Right, Donald Trump could say anything you
Speaker 3: wants during that. It's a Q and A. He's allowed
Speaker 3: to express his thoughts, opinions and ideas here in this
Speaker 3: country where we have a first amendment. Right, this European
Speaker 3: Union politician telling Elon Musk, you have a legal obligation
Speaker 3: to ensure ex's compliance with EU law and in particular
Speaker 3: the DSA and EU These are the laws that are
Speaker 3: on the books in the European Union. This notably means
Speaker 3: ensuring on one hand that freedom of expression and information,
Speaker 3: including media freedom and pluralism are effectively protected and on
Speaker 3: the other hand, that all proportions and effective mitigation measures
Speaker 3: are put in place regarding the amplification of harmful content
Speaker 3: in connection with relevant events. Also, we need to determine
Speaker 3: what's a relevant event and then breakdown any comments related
Speaker 3: to relevant events by the man who may be the
Speaker 3: next president of the United States of America into what
Speaker 3: is what well detrimental harmful, he said, including live streams, which,
Speaker 3: if unaddressed, might increase the risk profile of X and
Speaker 3: generate detrimental effects on civic discourse and public security. The
Speaker 3: hell this is important against the backdrop of recent examples
Speaker 3: of public unrest brought about by the amplification of content
Speaker 3: that promote hatred, disorder, incitement, violence, or certain instances of disinformation.
Speaker 3: So you're supposed to have an advanced knowledge and notice
Speaker 3: of what might cause people to run to the streets.
Speaker 3: They got an illegal immigration problem in Europe, right, yes, check,
Speaker 3: UK has a massive illegal immigration problem. People are already
Speaker 3: upset about it. There have been protests, there have been
Speaker 3: you know, screaming and yelling in the street about this unchecked,
Speaker 3: unregulated influx of illegal immigrants transforming the European and its
Speaker 3: most notably the United Kingdom. Society into something that never ever,
Speaker 3: it never resembled before. People are worried about their culture
Speaker 3: and their security. They're worried about putting food on their table,
Speaker 3: they're worried about you know, ulimited resources, same concerns and
Speaker 3: problems we have that's been festering for a long time.
Speaker 3: Then they have a murder on their hands and word
Speaker 3: gets out that it was done by an illegal immigrant. No,
Speaker 3: that was wrong. It was done by someone who is
Speaker 3: the second generation of rwand and illegal immigrants. Fine, anyway,
Speaker 3: the people that was like the straw that broke the
Speaker 3: camel's back. Who would have known that somebody's insightful post
Speaker 3: out there saying that it was an illegal immigrant who
Speaker 3: murdered or raped or whatever this person did that pushed
Speaker 3: people over the edge and put them out in the street.
Speaker 3: How are you to know that that was going to
Speaker 3: happen one innocuous comment or several reposted and sent out
Speaker 3: into the mass public who's already at a boiling point.
Speaker 3: Something's going to push him over the edge at some point.
Speaker 3: But you're supposed to know this in advance and censor it,
Speaker 3: or you will be held accountable. Apparently under European law
Speaker 3: just for passing along some comment that someone said. As
Speaker 3: you know, this guy wrote, formal proceedings are already ongoing
Speaker 3: against ECX under the DSA, notably in areas linked to
Speaker 3: the dissemination of illegal content and the effectiveness of the
Speaker 3: measures taken to combat disinformation as the relevant content is
Speaker 3: accessible to EU users and being amplified, i e. The
Speaker 3: world is an open place. If you've got an Internet connection,
Speaker 3: if you're inclined to log into acts, you're going to
Speaker 3: be able to do it. And then if you find
Speaker 3: something there that you want to let your friends know,
Speaker 3: you're going to amplify it by merely passing it along,
Speaker 3: and so on and so on and so on. It's
Speaker 3: a natural human reaction to information they find interesting or
Speaker 3: newsworthy or something. This is supposed to be prevented, mind you.
Speaker 3: This is what this elected official is pushing, that you
Speaker 3: would be deprived of content because someone might pass it along,
Speaker 3: because it might enter into the realm of the European Union. Well,
Speaker 3: of course it's going to where again we're talking about
Speaker 3: the Internet here, he writes. Therefore, we are monitoring potential
Speaker 3: risks in the EU you associated with the dissemination of
Speaker 3: content that may inside violence, hate, racism in conjunction with
Speaker 3: major political or societal events around the world may inside violence.
Speaker 3: Censor content that may. But what about content that may not?
Speaker 3: And how can we gauge what people's reaction might be
Speaker 3: to content? Might it inside violence or might it not?
Speaker 3: How would you know? And we are talking about, as
Speaker 3: he writes, major political or societal events around the world,
Speaker 3: all of which may inside violence. Has given the nature
Speaker 3: of politics, generally speaking, without a specific comment attributed to
Speaker 3: any individual or passed along through any given social media format.
Speaker 3: It it's it goes on and on and on like this, censorship,
Speaker 3: denial of information simply under the pretext that, gee, someone
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Speaker 3: this morning. Bobby, thanks for calling it. Happy Tuesday to you, sir.
Speaker 6: Happy Tuesday, my brother. It's a wonderful thing for the
Speaker 6: joyous day to wake up and hear your dialogue first
Speaker 6: thing in the morning.
Speaker 3: Joyous. Here's that word of joy. It's the word of
Speaker 3: the month.
Speaker 6: Hey, I tell you what, when we kick him to
Speaker 6: the curb, it'll be joyous.
Speaker 3: I like your optimism. When I'm hoping that Trump gets
Speaker 3: on message really soon and starts hammered away points rather
Speaker 3: than name calling. This is exactly what we need. I
Speaker 3: know jd. Vance is doing a good job of that.
Speaker 3: But boy, Donald Trump has taken massive amounts of criticism
Speaker 3: from all of his people and people on his side
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Speaker 6: From my standpoint, well, we all know that the Harris
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Speaker 3: Media network absolutely and you.
Speaker 6: Know, you got the Seven Daily Seans their out media
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Speaker 6: you're not going to be able to swing some of
Speaker 6: these Marxists. I mean thirty of them are going to
Speaker 6: They're dedicated Marxist.
Speaker 3: That's it. You can't reach out and convince them, period,
Speaker 3: end of story. And the same on the other side
Speaker 3: of the political Ledger. You know, thirty percent of the
Speaker 3: conservative side Ledger is always always Trumper. You'll never ever
Speaker 3: convince them to go any other direction. The problem is
Speaker 3: that swath of independence and uncommitted folks, the number of
Speaker 3: which is getting narrower and narrower, and convincing them that
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris is going to be one of the Marxist
Speaker 3: is going to continue these destructive policies that are literally
Speaker 3: ruining them America. Those are the people you need to
Speaker 3: speak to and explain why a vote for Trump is
Speaker 3: better than a vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 6: Well, always remember corn Pop's one bad dude.
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Speaker 3: have a trifecta of award winners this morning. Joe Strekker
Speaker 3: offering editorial comments on the local stories. Let us begin
Speaker 3: you want to hold you want to keep your powder
Speaker 3: dry on giving you award out. So I'm done with
Speaker 3: all three of them, Joe, Yes, all right, our award
Speaker 3: winners this morning, former city officials suspective of suspect of
Speaker 3: what was an undercover investigation by the Miami Valley Human
Speaker 3: Trafficking Task Force. A lot of questions remain after Milford
Speaker 3: City Manager Michael Doss abruptly resigned last week due to
Speaker 3: quote personal reasons close quote. Yesterday, oh High Attorney General
Speaker 3: David Yost announced that he is being charged with one
Speaker 3: kind of importuning. Court to the press release, Miami investigators
Speaker 3: or about Miami Value investigators believe Dos allegedly tried to
Speaker 3: purchase sex from an individual that he believed was a
Speaker 3: fifteen year old girl. Hmmm, das release. Doss recently resigned
Speaker 3: as Milford City manager after he was confronted about the
Speaker 3: allegations the court. To the press release, we are shocked
Speaker 3: and sad to hear about the charge against mister Doss,
Speaker 3: giving it seriousness in the ongoing investigation, this city will
Speaker 3: not comment further about it. The city fully supports the
Speaker 3: action of law enforcement and appreciates its service. Currently details
Speaker 3: are limited. The Attorney General's Office expects additional charges will
Speaker 3: be filed in the case, and thank you to Fox
Speaker 3: nineteen reporting he has not listed doss in the Montgomery
Speaker 3: County jail, so maybe he's out number two in the stack.
Speaker 3: Northern Kentucky man from Robertson County accused of video recording
Speaker 3: children through a peepole. Twenty one year old Bailey Tully
Speaker 3: indicted twice, once on possession of sexual photos of young
Speaker 3: girls back in February, and other charges of making child
Speaker 3: porn and voyeurism. A corner to the rest report, Kentucky
Speaker 3: State Police notebied it in January that Tully may have
Speaker 3: child porn. Troopers showed up at his home. He voluntarily
Speaker 3: gave him his phone. A Kentucky trooper found child porn
Speaker 3: in a hidden file. Report said Tully showed the trooper
Speaker 3: of the peep hole in his bedroom, which he used
Speaker 3: to watch alleged victims go to the bathroom. Tully also
Speaker 3: accused of luring young girls into his mount all of
Speaker 3: that at home. During a pretrial appearance Robertson County Court yesterday,
Speaker 3: he was ordered to avoid contact with minor children and
Speaker 3: to stay away from school property, no comment after nineteen
Speaker 3: reached out to his attorney and no date yet set
Speaker 3: for trial, and finally in the stack of award winners
Speaker 3: this morning sharing among the three. Kent County man pleaded
Speaker 3: guilty yesterday to attempted murder after he tried to blow
Speaker 3: up a house with a woman and three children inside.
Speaker 3: Thirty one year old Joshua Harmon pleaded guilty to four
Speaker 3: counts of attempted murder, three counts of wanton endangerment, two
Speaker 3: counts of assault, and one count of attempted arson Again
Speaker 3: Fox nineteen reporting thank you, Chancellor win. Officers from Independence
Speaker 3: Police Department arrived in the house on the seventh of January.
Speaker 3: Coard of the records, They found a gas can swelling
Speaker 3: inside the kitchen oven, which had been turned on. They
Speaker 3: removed the gas can before it exploded. God, thank god.
Speaker 3: Harmon was trying to shoot his way into the woman's
Speaker 3: master bedroom when she called nine to one one to
Speaker 3: report Harmon assaulted. To report Harmon assault, the dispatchers could
Speaker 3: hear gunshots in the background. Officers said they saw bullet
Speaker 3: holes in the door of the master bedroom where Harmon
Speaker 3: allegedly shot through the locked door. He's accused of trying
Speaker 3: to force himself into the master bedroom where the woman
Speaker 3: and three children barricaded themselves. Kent and Kundy Commonwealth Attorney
Speaker 3: Rob Sanders recommending a twenty year sentence for this guy.
Speaker 3: Sentencing scheduled for September twenty third. A lot of them
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Speaker 3: in the city this year. According information from the city,
Speaker 3: since either have been one hundred and seventy eight shootings,
Speaker 3: so that's more than half occurring during the last three months.
Speaker 3: US District Attorney Kenneth Parker, ATF Director Stephen Dedlock discussed
Speaker 3: the Cincinnti Crime Gun Intelligence Center and how they hope
Speaker 3: it can lower the number of shootings. Detle Block said
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Speaker 3: I forty want If you have KCD talk station, stacker
Speaker 3: stupid unless you like to call and talk about something
Speaker 3: a little more serious. Here I go. They have a
Speaker 3: British submarine captain has been fired for making a sex
Speaker 3: video while commanding a nuclear submarine. Officers. Officer kicked out
Speaker 3: of the Royal Navy after top Brass saw the X
Speaker 3: rated footage. He was in command of a Vanguard class
Speaker 3: nuclear submarine armed with trident to what the Sun refers
Speaker 3: to as doomsday weapons nuclear bombs. Oddly and stupidly, not
Speaker 3: that it was not stupid enough that he made a
Speaker 3: sex video on a submarine. He shared the film with
Speaker 3: a junior seller who was serving aboard the same submarine.
Speaker 3: Idiots doing idiot thing, Thank you, Joe. Idiot crewmates claim
Speaker 3: the pair had an illicit physical relationship. When the four
Speaker 3: billion dollar sub was out at at sea, Officer immediately
Speaker 3: suspended before being sacked shortly afterwards under a zero tolerance
Speaker 3: policy to sexually unacceptable behavior. A Navy Chief Chiefs also
Speaker 3: accused the captain of sharing X rated selfies on top
Speaker 3: of the X rated sex scene in the video, Scanner
Speaker 3: described as yet another major blow to doing Navy amid
Speaker 3: a chronic shortage of submarine staff. Well you're not letting
Speaker 3: it go, are you, Joe Officer, one of the youngest
Speaker 3: officers to captain a Hunter killer vessel before taking over
Speaker 3: a Vanguard class, which they refer to as a bomber
Speaker 3: boat Vanguard sex footage claims that a different submarine captain
Speaker 3: this is hilarious. I'm sorry, but you know and you're
Speaker 3: gonna get this is inappropriate as hell. But in other
Speaker 3: unrelated claims regarding submarine captains, one is accused of putting
Speaker 3: his manhood into the pocket of a female sub lieutenant
Speaker 3: all on board. What you think his defense was, I slipped, Joe?
Speaker 3: What mean? One other incident back on twenty seventeen, the
Speaker 3: submarine captain and his deputy were accused of having affairs
Speaker 3: with two junior female officers on board the HMS Vigilant.
Speaker 3: You think Cribbage Mike has something to say about that, Joe?
Speaker 3: I mean, he was a submariner. Did he serve for
Speaker 3: his did he serve with women? Although I suppose in
Speaker 3: this day and age it doesn't really matter. You could
Speaker 3: make a sex video regardless of the sex of the
Speaker 3: individuals involved in it. No, that is not an accusation
Speaker 3: against my dear friend, submarin er, Cribbage Mike. Okay, here
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Speaker 3: Fifty to fifty five KR City talk station in Happy Tuesday. Yes,
Speaker 3: sub Marion to mic or marine or submarine Mike was listening.
Speaker 3: He said the British subcommanders should have been playing cribbage
Speaker 3: instead of filming himself doing pornographic acts. Agree. He also
Speaker 3: said he's going to give me a call give us
Speaker 3: rather talk to all of us after the top of
Speaker 3: the air news. Talk about the USS Georgia which is
Speaker 3: heading for the Gulf to deal with the intending Iranian thread.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about a little bit about that coming after
Speaker 3: the top of the urn news. Back over to the stack,
Speaker 3: O Stupid, go to Florida Please. Had detained a man
Speaker 3: after receiving an one call in which he confessed to
Speaker 3: shooting and killing his husband. Boyton Beach Police Department said
Speaker 3: that They arrested George Barreska, Junior, after emergency dispatchers received
Speaker 3: two calls at well almost ten pm, first from a
Speaker 3: sixty six year old Benjamin Benjamin Renwick, Barreska's husband, during
Speaker 3: which operators could only hear moaning in the sound of
Speaker 3: a single gunshot followed by silence. Second call, I know.
Speaker 3: Second call came minutes later from Breska, who the dispatcher,
Speaker 3: who told the dispatcher that he and his husband were
Speaker 3: in a very bad argument, his words when he shot
Speaker 3: Renwick in the chest. Dispatcher told him to perform aid.
Speaker 3: Barresca replied, he's dead. No signs of physical altercation at them.
Speaker 3: When the police showed up, officers found three shellcasing and
Speaker 3: a Taris firearm in the dining room. Color of the
Speaker 3: Taris firearm not provided by the reporting. Law enforcement detained
Speaker 3: Bresca told him to at the station that he had
Speaker 3: been in a blackout since six pm and insisted he
Speaker 3: was intoxicated. Said Barreska showed no signs of intoxication and
Speaker 3: had no injuries. He does the prior conviction from when
Speaker 3: he lived in the state of Maryland, according to local news,
Speaker 3: and die to by a grand jury for the second
Speaker 3: degree sexual sort of a twelve year old boy back
Speaker 3: in nineteen ninety five, which he pled down to a
Speaker 3: third degree sexual offense. All right, here's a weird Hervey, Illinois,
Speaker 3: former employee of the school district there pleaded guilty to
Speaker 3: stealing one and a half million dollars worth of chicken
Speaker 3: wings from the district's food service. Why are you doing that?
Speaker 3: WGN reporting. Vera Liddell, arrested in January last year, pleaded
Speaker 3: guilty this past Friday. Sentence the nine years in prison, Joe,
Speaker 3: nine years. That guy got killed. They drugged the guy
Speaker 3: to death. The other day got seven years for killing someone. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I had to scream at somebody strekers in my field division.
Speaker 3: Sixty eight year Olddell was the food service director at
Speaker 3: Harvey School District one and fifty two year Chicago for
Speaker 3: more than a decade. The crimes took place during the
Speaker 3: COVID pandemic, when students were not allowed to be physically
Speaker 3: present in school. During that time, the district continued to
Speaker 3: provide meals for students at their that their parents could
Speaker 3: pick up. Court records say Littell ordered more than eleven
Speaker 3: thousand cases of chicken wings for the school district's food provider.
Speaker 3: It picked up the order in a district cargo van
Speaker 3: food though never brought to the schools or given to students.
Speaker 3: District funds used to pay for the chicken wings. The
Speaker 3: report from local news WLS said the orders were placed
Speaker 3: over a nineteen month period between July of twenty and
Speaker 3: February twenty two. Scheme discovered when the district business manager
Speaker 3: in January twenty three during a routine mid year audit,
Speaker 3: They found the district was three hundred thousand dollars over
Speaker 3: its annual food service budget, despite only being halfway through
Speaker 3: the school year. They found highly suspicious that chicken wings
Speaker 3: were ordered in the first place, since they are never
Speaker 3: served as students because they contained bones. And I know
Speaker 3: your the big burning question is that he eat all
Speaker 3: of them? Is that? Is this his personal consumption? They say,
Speaker 3: it's unclear what Liddell did with one point five million
Speaker 3: dollars worth of chicken wings. Yes, I know, boneless chicken
Speaker 3: wings have bones in them too. Joe. Oh, let's see
Speaker 3: here this two Bucky's stories in the stack are stupid anyway,
Speaker 3: Let's give over that and talk about this one. Authorities
Speaker 3: in Texas discovered a badly decomposed body inside a Chaine
Speaker 3: refrigerator in a home during a welfare check on a
Speaker 3: man in his seventies who hadn't been seen for months.
Speaker 3: Buckser County Sheriff JAVIERA Salazar said deputies responded to a
Speaker 3: home in the seven hundred block Rustic Trail started talking
Speaker 3: to the man, who identified himself as the person they
Speaker 3: were looking for, Salazar said, but the deputy got the
Speaker 3: sense it was not him. Later on the day he
Speaker 3: was able to get in touch with some family members
Speaker 3: who said that that voice on ring is not our father.
Speaker 3: Family helped deputies enter the home, where forty eight year
Speaker 3: old David Michael Gibson emerged. They looked around and found
Speaker 3: a refrigerator in their garage that appeared suspicious in nature.
Speaker 3: Their words from the report, it appeared to be chained shut.
Speaker 3: Deputies opened the fridge, finding human remains. Family members said
Speaker 3: they immediately saw a human head when they opened the
Speaker 3: fridge and slammed it shot. Deputies had everyone leave the
Speaker 3: home to establish a crime scene. Corda de Salazar too
Speaker 3: early to tell what the victim was actually murdered, but
Speaker 3: what we have is a badly decomposed body that's been
Speaker 3: in there for some time. Gibson taken to jail in
Speaker 3: charge of tampering with a corpse. Remains in jail on
Speaker 3: a two hundred and fifty thousand dollars bond. Family said
Speaker 3: they hadn't heard or seen from the victim in months,
Speaker 3: and that there are some indicators that Gibson had been
Speaker 3: living with the remains for quite some time. Gibson also
Speaker 3: allegedly cashing checks from his father's Social Security and military pension.
Speaker 3: Victim also apparently hadn't refiled his purser hadn't been refiled
Speaker 3: or filled his prescriptions for a while as well. Autopsy
Speaker 3: will determine the manner and cause of death. Sure, what
Speaker 3: back my sevenment's exactly, Joe Strecker, Thank you five fifty six.
Speaker 3: If you have KRCIT talk station. Are we going to war?
Speaker 3: We are certainly sending a lot of military hardware to
Speaker 3: the Middle East. Hmm. Maybe we'll hear from submarine or
Speaker 3: MIC about that, the uh submarine he's going to talk
Speaker 3: about at some point during the next hour. Your phone
Speaker 3: calls are all so welcome. I will be right back
Speaker 3: after the news.
Speaker 4: It's kind of hard to keep cool.
Speaker 9: We know that there's other people running the country and.
Speaker 4: The topics are so heated. How do we repair the damage?
Speaker 3: Fifty five KRCD Talk Station six or six to fifty
Speaker 3: five KRCD Talk Station Bryan Thomas wishing you are very
Speaker 3: happy e Tuesday and an invitation to stick around till
Speaker 3: seven and five when we bring him Acount for the
Speaker 3: Hudson Industry returns. Talk about Kamala Harris's energy policy. Maybe
Speaker 3: he's had a direct sit down with her and knows
Speaker 3: what her energy policy is since she's doing the old
Speaker 3: five d's a dodgeball and connection with literally everything involving
Speaker 3: her campaign and the mainstream meeting is in the tank
Speaker 3: for her. It so obvious, it's disgusting. Plus his Charge
Speaker 3: Conversation podcast, we'll talk about that. Joe Pollack at Ato
Speaker 3: five Brightbart, editor at large for the Inside Scoop. Who
Speaker 3: really has the momentum? Trump or Kamala Harris? Also author
Speaker 3: of a new book, The Agenda, What Trump should do
Speaker 3: in his first one hundred days And as I'm and
Speaker 3: lamenting along with I think literally every other person in
Speaker 3: the know and political pundit, advisor of the Trump campaign,
Speaker 3: and people are concerned about the direction of our country.
Speaker 3: Please Donald Trump, stay on the issues and stop the
Speaker 3: name calling. The trivial does not matter to the folks
Speaker 3: that you need to reel in. That'll be the moderate
Speaker 3: on the Democrat side, independence and undecided folks who don't
Speaker 3: care about the race of Kamala Harris. Whether or not
Speaker 3: artificial intelligence had anything to do with the crowd size,
Speaker 3: none of that matters. Jason Williams did a op edge.
Speaker 3: Should the county think about moving the Bengals to the suburbs? Yeah,
Speaker 3: let's build a two billion dollars stadium out there. He
Speaker 3: notes that the Brown family single source of income is
Speaker 3: apparently revenue generated by the Cincinnti Bengals, and unlike most
Speaker 3: of the other NFL team owners who generated they're literally billions,
Speaker 3: if not millions of dollars, have independent sources of income
Speaker 3: which allow them to contribute substantial amounts to the construction
Speaker 3: of multi billion dollar stadiums. Anyhow, without further ado, before
Speaker 3: I get to the phones' got a couple of callers
Speaker 3: online which I enjoy real quick, which will segue into cribbage,
Speaker 3: Mike's submarine or Mike's comments Lloyd, Austin Defense Secretary has
Speaker 3: ordered guided missile submarine, most notably the USS Georgia, powered
Speaker 3: by a nuclear reactor designed to carry nuclear weapons, previously
Speaker 3: under a high tech conversion to a conventional guided missile
Speaker 3: attack submarine, which now can carry one hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: four precision Tomahawk land attack cruise missiles which have an
Speaker 3: effective range of roughly one thousand miles which gets you
Speaker 3: all the way through and into Iran. Highly sophisticated. They
Speaker 3: are also seal teams with many submarines which you can
Speaker 3: launch from that particular submarine. That in addition to the
Speaker 3: USS Abraham Lincoln Aircraft Carrier Strike Group which has been
Speaker 3: ordered to quickly get into the area in anticipated of
Speaker 3: Iran's impending attack which they keep talking about. That's in
Speaker 3: addition to a whole bunch of other military hardware and
Speaker 3: equipment we have over there. Without further ado, my submarine
Speaker 3: or friend Cribbage, Mike, Welcome to the program, Mike. It's
Speaker 3: always a pleasure talking with you. Thanks again as always
Speaker 3: for your service to our country.
Speaker 9: It was an honor and privileged Brian, and thanks for
Speaker 9: having me on this.
Speaker 3: Morning, sir. So what's your take on this.
Speaker 9: Well, well, first, let me quick that way, so that
Speaker 9: it was such a disheartening story to hear about that
Speaker 9: British commanding officer last hour, because as you can imagine,
Speaker 9: these are the best of the best. We only have
Speaker 9: fourteen now tried it submarines which carry twenty four tried
Speaker 9: in two missiles. Now, each one of those missiles, as
Speaker 9: we just honored last week and memorialized the dropping of
Speaker 9: the bombs in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, each one of those
Speaker 9: twenty four missiles has more megatonics than what was dropped there.
Speaker 9: So the responsibility of a commanding officer of a tried
Speaker 9: and submarine in which that vanguard class is identical. We
Speaker 9: have always done a lot of technology with the British,
Speaker 9: you know, is very disheartening, and unbeknownst to the most
Speaker 9: is that most of our European navies actually have alcohol
Speaker 9: on board that the crew can and bibe in after
Speaker 9: watch and so many hours before watch. I was unaware
Speaker 9: when I went to my North Pole mission and we
Speaker 9: actually rendezvous with a British fast attack submarine. So clearly
Speaker 9: my submarine crew and the other American submarine crew spent
Speaker 9: a lot of time over on that British submarine. Maybe
Speaker 9: that was a part of the issue too, but once
Speaker 9: again just just a terrible, terrible story. But to get
Speaker 9: your point on a much more serious topic. Yes, so
Speaker 9: we initially had eighteen tried in submarines in our inventory,
Speaker 9: and once every now and then the military does get
Speaker 9: it right. And they really nailed it on ahead with
Speaker 9: this because due to Assault Agreement, we had to reduce
Speaker 9: our number of nuclear warheads in our inventory. So instead
Speaker 9: of just decommissioning those four tried in submarines, they made
Speaker 9: them into these Tomahawk carrying platforms. And what a leath
Speaker 9: of weapon. As you said, each one of those one
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty four missiles can travel a thousand miles.
Speaker 9: In the unclassified accuracy is within six feet of its target.
Speaker 9: WHOA so clearly announcing, because I've been getting a lot
Speaker 9: of questions like that with friends at work. It's like,
Speaker 9: you know, I thought you guys were the silent service. Well,
Speaker 9: you know, there's some time with diplomacy to go ahead
Speaker 9: and actually bring a ship like that or have its
Speaker 9: surface for they or so and say okay, you know, whoever,
Speaker 9: here's what's in your backyard and here's what.
Speaker 3: We can do.
Speaker 9: And as I shared the picture with you of what
Speaker 9: they've shown on the news here of the USS Georgia.
Speaker 9: You see that big thing and a lot of my
Speaker 9: buddies was saying, is that the missile launcher. No, those
Speaker 9: Tomahawks come out of the original twenty four tubes or
Speaker 9: they don't use all twenty four. That is, like you said,
Speaker 9: what they call a sealed dry dock shelter where they
Speaker 9: have their fun sealed type special mission toys in their submersibles,
Speaker 9: but they can carry an unclassified numerous seals on board
Speaker 9: to where if they land invasion would also be needed
Speaker 9: or actually coming across like a Somali pirate ship to
Speaker 9: where they could go out and do what seals do.
Speaker 4: So they deploy them.
Speaker 3: The seals are deployed through that attachment that looks like
Speaker 3: it's bolted on top of the sub through the retrofit. Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: they can deploy in any submarine underwater.
Speaker 9: Through that they can come out while that USS Georgia
Speaker 9: is submerged. I mean, you talk about the ultimate stealth weapon.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's pretty amazing. And you know you said that
Speaker 3: they will have that sub surface. Just to point out
Speaker 3: to our foes that look what's here and it carries
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty four Tomahawk missiles, so we can't
Speaker 3: hit you. And using your words, doesn't that turn the
Speaker 3: submarine into a surface vehicle aka target?
Speaker 9: Well, once again just to show. But then once that
Speaker 9: thing submerges, the state capabilities that those tried and submarines
Speaker 9: were designed with is just ultimate quietness. I mean you
Speaker 9: were literally almost have to be right next door to
Speaker 9: find that. So it's almost like playing Marco Polo in
Speaker 9: your backyard pool. Okay, here I am, but I'll go
Speaker 9: down and bingo. You know, I could be three hundred
Speaker 9: miles away and no time flat.
Speaker 3: Gotcha? Gotcha? Well, so this suggests that they are they're
Speaker 3: saying this out loud, obviously to point out to Iran
Speaker 3: that there will be harsh and serious consequences in the
Speaker 3: event that they launch an attack. Got Air Force Major
Speaker 3: General pat Ryder saying, you know, he just reiterated yesterday
Speaker 3: America's commitment, in his words, to take every possible step
Speaker 3: to defend Israel. Noted the strengthening the US military force
Speaker 3: posture and capabilities throughout the Middle East and a lot
Speaker 3: of escalating regional tensions, i e. All of the new
Speaker 3: military hardware and equipment were sent. We sent there in
Speaker 3: addition to everything we already had there. Eight US Navy destroyers,
Speaker 3: aircraft carriers F thirty five C carrier Jets F eighteen
Speaker 3: F super Hornets, air Force F fifteen E Strike Eagles.
Speaker 3: This is a big litany of all the equipment that's
Speaker 3: already in the region. They're ready for all out war.
Speaker 9: It sounds like, yeah, sir, I mean we always have
Speaker 9: one aircraft carrier battle group there with them bringing in
Speaker 9: the Lincoln. Now that's a second full carrier battlegroup. And
Speaker 9: as you mentioned that those different types of aircraft, those
Speaker 9: are the different type of squadrons that are aboard those
Speaker 9: carriers to effectively carry out any mission that the Pentagon
Speaker 9: wants to execute. And I can guarantee you once again
Speaker 9: and these you won't see on the surface anywhere anytime
Speaker 9: there's an aircraft carrier battle group, mainly for escort, but
Speaker 9: they also carry Tomahawks too. There's at least two or
Speaker 9: three fast attack submarines with each aircraft carrier battle group.
Speaker 3: All right, So there's more there than meets the eye.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, several hundred feet down below and while they're off
Speaker 9: watch playing cribbage as well.
Speaker 3: Well, at least they're doing that and not making pornographic
Speaker 3: videos like the British Navy. Mike Gues, Sir, you know
Speaker 3: I always appreciate the information you pass along to my
Speaker 3: listeners and me. It's a very nice we live. And again,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for your service to our country.
Speaker 3: That to me takes a tremendous, tremendous set of juaevos
Speaker 3: to volunteer to be on a submarine, and you demonstrated
Speaker 3: your massiveness in that regard. Thanks brother, look forward to
Speaker 3: another game and maybe to beat you next time in cribbage.
Speaker 3: Yes see won last time at the last listener launch.
Speaker 3: We'll be there together at the Weedham and Brewery in
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Speaker 3: the next listener lunch. I hope you can be there.
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Speaker 3: is a cool picture, Mike. Well, we can all tell
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Speaker 3: Steve Scott. Steve, thank you so much for holding my friend.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the program.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Brian, Hey, I wanted to connect with few
Speaker 10: johns Okay, we both know that Kim Walls allowed his
Speaker 10: city of Minneapolis to burn.
Speaker 9: For four days.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir.
Speaker 10: We also know that his wife opened up a window
Speaker 10: so she could breathe in the smell of burning tires. Now,
Speaker 10: I am a passionate environmentalist, I am not an eco fascist.
Speaker 10: I'm not a climate cultist. But we know that the
Speaker 10: the end products of combustion of tires, among all the
Speaker 10: other things that we're in there, are highly toxic carcinogenics. Absolutely,
Speaker 10: and he allowed that to burn.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'll go with science on that. And I'm with you, Steve,
Speaker 3: completely with you on that.
Speaker 10: Science was probably the biggest burn hit on the planet.
Speaker 3: Never heard that. I'm not denying it. I'm just saying
Speaker 3: I've never heard that. So I'm taking you out your
Speaker 3: word on that. I'm just making a point. I'm not
Speaker 3: agreeing with you or disagree with that. I just I
Speaker 3: did not know that.
Speaker 9: Okay, Well I don't know so right, So okay, I mean.
Speaker 10: We've got this hole. They let it burn. I mean
Speaker 10: we also know that George Floyd, his autopsy showed no
Speaker 10: tracheal damage. He had four times the lethal dose of
Speaker 10: methim or not methamfetamine the petaneo system. I also had
Speaker 10: this snificant amount of methamphetamine. So he had a toxic
Speaker 10: soup of uppers and downers. He had a bad heart
Speaker 10: to begin with. So I do not believe that, although
Speaker 10: his treatment was probably rough and looked horrible, I do
Speaker 10: not believe Derek Chauvin was responsible for the death of
Speaker 10: Saint George. And yet all these people forty percent of
Speaker 10: the businesses that were destroyed in Minneapolis were black owned
Speaker 10: to Black Lives Matter took out a lot of businesses.
Speaker 10: I can only imagine little Christopher Smithman type businesses that
Speaker 10: were just totally destroyed. Yes, and that makes me very angry.
Speaker 3: In it as well. It should because you know, even
Speaker 3: if the circumstances were true, as the narrative from the
Speaker 3: mainstream media is that he was the victim of police brutality,
Speaker 3: does that justify burning down businesses. I don't get the
Speaker 3: connection between the rioting, the looting, the burning down of
Speaker 3: any businesses in connection with something law enforcement did, so
Speaker 3: that to me, there is no connection. That business did
Speaker 3: not cause the problem, the predicate for the ride, It
Speaker 3: did not have any connection with it. Unless that business
Speaker 3: had some direct connection with law enforcements, tactics, law enforcements,
Speaker 3: perception of the racial groups, whatever, then they are innocent
Speaker 3: and they should have been burned down in the first place.
Speaker 3: None of that violence should have happened. And of course
Speaker 3: a responsible, effective elected official, regardless of political stripe, should
Speaker 3: have sent in the National Guard to call the violence
Speaker 3: and provide safety for all the residents of all the communities,
Speaker 3: and then let the investigation unfold and find out if
Speaker 3: George Floyd was the victim of police brutality, racism or
Speaker 3: died of an overdose. And then you know, if you
Speaker 3: decide it's racism, then you do something about the police department,
Speaker 3: and you leave the local businesses alone. They're what generates
Speaker 3: revenue and tax dollars and provides jobs and employment for
Speaker 3: any given community. Without them, communities dry up and evaporate.
Speaker 3: That's what he was under watch over. So don't even
Speaker 3: have to come to any conclusion about George Floyd. It
Speaker 3: is the public's response, the rioting, the looting, the burning.
Speaker 3: That's the problem on full display, and that's what he
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Speaker 3: city officials is a suspect. Was an undercover investigation by
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Speaker 3: Michael Dass abruptly resigned last week due to what he
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Speaker 3: Press release said Miami Valley investigators believe Doss allegedly tried
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Speaker 3: not listed in the Montgomery County jail. Thank you to
Speaker 3: Fox nineteen reporting. Moving over to number two, Northern Kentucky
Speaker 3: man from Robertson County has been accused of video recording
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Speaker 3: No date yet been set for his trial, and I
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Speaker 3: TA thirty nine coming at six forty fifty five ker
Speaker 3: Ce Talks station Top of the Hour Brigham A. Gow
Speaker 3: And with the Hudson Institute to be talking about Kamal
Speaker 3: Harris's energy policy. Maybe he knows what it is. We'll
Speaker 3: find out from him on that one. Joel Paullock, Britbart's
Speaker 3: editor at large for the Inside Scoop of eighto five.
Speaker 3: Who really has the momentum? Harris or Trump? And Jason
Speaker 3: Williams the county think about moving the Bengals through the
Speaker 3: Burbs two billion dollar Brice Egg on that one for
Speaker 3: a new stadium basically anyway, enjoy Jason Williams. He's He's
Speaker 3: a pretty funny guy.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: There's so many pundits and pontificators and everybody expressing some
Speaker 3: dismay with Donald Trump not staying on issues as the
Speaker 3: message and going off on like for example, over the weekend.
Speaker 3: And I think he fell for it on this one.
Speaker 3: We're all going to fall for artificial intelligence, There's no
Speaker 3: question about it. But step back from reality, step back
Speaker 3: from the potential fake reality and the swirling Internet rumors
Speaker 3: of this is fake and that is fake, and this
Speaker 3: is real and that is real. Kamala Harris had a
Speaker 3: rally in Detroit. She got off an airplane. She posted
Speaker 3: photos of a whole bunch of people standing around the airplane.
Speaker 3: And in spite of the fact that there were like
Speaker 3: nine gazillion media outlets there, you go ahead and do
Speaker 3: a search for that rally and look at all the
Speaker 3: different media outlets who posted independently their own photographs of
Speaker 3: the event, along with every single human being who attended
Speaker 3: that event, whether it was ten or two thousand or
Speaker 3: ten thousand, every single one of them had a cell
Speaker 3: phone in their hand, and also video recording on that.
Speaker 3: There is ample evidence to show that there were people
Speaker 3: at that rally or that at greeting at the at
Speaker 3: the airport. So why did Donald Trump even bother with
Speaker 3: this one one? He shouldn't give any any press by
Speaker 3: way of tweet x or anything to Kamala Harris. You know,
Speaker 3: good press, bad press. It all helps in the final
Speaker 3: analysis quote, does anyone notice that Kamala Harris cheated at
Speaker 3: the airport. There was nobody at the plane. She ai
Speaker 3: did artificial intelligence and showed a massive crowd of so
Speaker 3: called followers, but they didn't exist. She was turned in
Speaker 3: by a maintenance worker at the airport when he noticed
Speaker 3: the fake crowd picture, but there was nobody there, later
Speaker 3: confirmed by the reflection of the mirror like finish of
Speaker 3: the presidential plane. So what you get in this image
Speaker 3: that he's talking about is, you know, the reflection of
Speaker 3: the plane seems to show that no one's there, and
Speaker 3: yet the plane is surrounded by people. He said, she's
Speaker 3: a cheater. She had nobody waiting, and the crowd looked
Speaker 3: like ten thousand people. And yet even Fox News pointed
Speaker 3: out they look took a look at this remute reviewed
Speaker 3: media that I just mentioned all the different media out there,
Speaker 3: and no, there were supporters there. There were plenty of them. Now,
Speaker 3: first off, does it really matter one way or another
Speaker 3: how many people showed up. This is, you know, like
Speaker 3: mine's bigger than yours kind of argument. We don't need that.
Speaker 3: Talk about immigration, talk about inflation, talk about the economy,
Speaker 3: talk about the deficit, talk about all the things that
Speaker 3: you have the advantage over Kamala Harris on, and don't
Speaker 3: say a word about stupid stuff like this. Kevin McCarthy,
Speaker 3: stop questioning the size of Vice President Harris's crowds. Quote,
Speaker 3: You've got to make this race not on personalities. Stop
Speaker 3: questioning the size of her crowd and start questioning her
Speaker 3: positions when it comes to what did she do as
Speaker 3: California's attorney general on crime? What did she do when
Speaker 3: she was supposed to take care of the border as
Speaker 3: the czar? Hit Harris on inflation, point out that she
Speaker 3: was a tie breaking vote on key legislation that came
Speaker 3: to define Biden harris administration. Attack Harris for changing your
Speaker 3: position on various policy points of view over the past
Speaker 3: couple of years that she's held that she's now trying
Speaker 3: to back battle on. McCarthy pointed out, and it's an
Speaker 3: astute observation. Say what you say one about former Speaker
Speaker 3: Kevin McCarthy quote, this is a perfect person to run against.
Speaker 3: You thought John Kerry was a flip flopper. She's the
Speaker 3: biggest flip flop with the most extreme positions. You got
Speaker 3: a short time to go after her. Peter Navarrow, we
Speaker 3: recently released from prison, talking yesterday, recommending poor President Trump
Speaker 3: put more focus on contrasting his policy differences with Vice
Speaker 3: President Harris rather than personal attacks astutely observing, Navar said yesterday,
Speaker 3: he needs the votes. The current rally formula is simply
Speaker 3: not sufficiently focused on the very stark policy differences. Policy differences,
Speaker 3: he repeated it between him and Kamala Harris that will
Speaker 3: swing voters in key battleground states. Instead, When Trump attacks
Speaker 3: Harris personally rather than on policy, Harris's support among swing
Speaker 3: voters rises, particularly among women. It's just a fact of
Speaker 3: life right now. And I think he's got an astute
Speaker 3: observation on that one as well. During a press conference
Speaker 3: last week, Trump criticized Harris's incompetent repeatedly bashed her intelligence
Speaker 3: the fake massive crowd sized tweet that I just mentioned.
Speaker 3: Republican poster Frank Lenz made a similar argument comparable to
Speaker 3: Navarro's and everybody else's over the weekend, suggesting that while
Speaker 3: Trump has the issues on his side, his persona is
Speaker 3: contributing to the former president's dropping the polls quote. It's
Speaker 3: about issues, Trump is much more likely to be successful
Speaker 3: if it's about attributes. Harris is more likely to be
Speaker 3: successful because, quite frankly, people like her more than they
Speaker 3: like him. It's something that if he's watching this right now,
Speaker 3: his head is exploding, and that's part of the problem.
Speaker 3: He's lots of touch with the people that he needs.
Speaker 3: And Lunz observes he said she's in perfect touch, and
Speaker 3: that perfect touch can only exist in a world full
Speaker 3: of people who aren't paying attention to who Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: is and where she is on the issues, all of
Speaker 3: which are losers for the Democrats. Kitchen table issues, inflation,
Speaker 3: border security, the economy, those are what people are talking about.
Speaker 3: They don't give a wit about how many people show
Speaker 3: over to Harris rally versus a Trump rally, and they
Speaker 3: don't know she's incompetent because most of them haven't been
Speaker 3: paying attention, which is the sorry state for most folks
Speaker 3: in American politics. The other headline, this one from The Hill,
Speaker 3: Gop pleads with Trump to compole imposts impulses, focus on policy.
Speaker 3: Republicans are pleading with Trump to focus on policy after
Speaker 3: indulging in what they say see as his worst impulses.
Speaker 3: Same things all cited in the article based upon various
Speaker 3: Republican sources speaking with individuals in the various campaigns. And
Speaker 3: then Gerard Baker just really came out hard on Trump
Speaker 3: for this same thing, and you can read it for yourself.
Speaker 3: I don't need to go into it. You don't necessarily
Speaker 3: have to agree or disagree with his conclusions about Trump's remarks,
Speaker 3: But headline, Trump is looking like a loser again. About
Speaker 3: one third of his remarks last week last week's press
Speaker 3: conference were false, obtuse, or lunatic. Now, Gerard Baker not
Speaker 3: exactly a left winger, used to be editor in chief
Speaker 3: of the Wall Street Journal, for example, but he astutely
Speaker 3: observes as well, we need to be clear about the problem.
Speaker 3: It isn't, as some have suggested, that mister Trump has
Speaker 3: been wrongfooted, wrongfooted by the Democrats switched from mister Biden,
Speaker 3: Miss Harris. Nor is it a reflection of accelerated degeneration
Speaker 3: that Trump of the past few weeks has looked and
Speaker 3: sounded more or less exactly like the Trump of nine
Speaker 3: years ago. This is the problem. It is this Trump
Speaker 3: who lost the presidency in twenty twenty. Is this Trump
Speaker 3: who lost the House in twenty eighteen and the Senate
Speaker 3: in the Georgia runoff election in January twenty one. He
Speaker 3: won in twenty sixteen because he was new and against
Speaker 3: the most tediously familiar and disliked politician in America, Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 3: who had a very, very very difficult record to run on,
Speaker 3: and at least people were paying attention to that one.
Speaker 3: But she was in the news regularly about the things
Speaker 3: that she had done and been involved with. He's up
Speaker 3: against something the American people are being sold as new.
Speaker 3: Those of us who have paid attention may know that
Speaker 3: miss Harris is a seasoned hard line with extreme views,
Speaker 3: but most voters don't. Baker writes, they see a blank
Speaker 3: slate onto which they are being invited to project anything
Speaker 3: they like. Mister Trump's performances, says he trapes around the
Speaker 3: country are reinforcing the illusion of that choice. Instead of
Speaker 3: telling them consistently and repeatedly what they're actually getting if
Speaker 3: they vote Democrat, he's merely reminding them of what they
Speaker 3: will get again if they vote Republican. These are all
Speaker 3: excellent points, and this is not me being necessarily I'm
Speaker 3: not against Trump. I'm going to vote for him. He's
Speaker 3: far better on the policies and issues. But he does
Speaker 3: have a problem with his ego and his desire and
Speaker 3: impulse to just kind of go straight to the bottom.
Speaker 3: And I know he's got a lot of red meat
Speaker 3: there for his hardcore supporters, and they love hearing that.
Speaker 3: But he doesn't need their support. He's got them already.
Speaker 3: Independent voters of what we need. Undecided voters are what
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Speaker 3: The remaining moments of this segment before we get to
Speaker 3: Brigham the count from the Hudson Institute on Kamala Harris's
Speaker 3: energy policy, California sheriff found out that he was in
Speaker 3: a new Kamala Harris ad in which she touts border security,
Speaker 3: which the concept of her touting border security is just
Speaker 3: mind blowing in and of itself. Anyway, Tulair County Sheriff
Speaker 3: Mike Bordereau said, you know a lot of a recent
Speaker 3: political ad out by Kamala Harris fishing shaff Borderau as
Speaker 3: well as other local law enforcement. The sheriff was wants
Speaker 3: to make it abundantly clear that his image is being
Speaker 3: used without his permission and he does not endorse Harris
Speaker 3: for a president or any other political office right there,
Speaker 3: he said in a statement. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 3: I would like to point out the misleading information projected
Speaker 3: in that same political ad the ad. In the ad, rather,
Speaker 3: Harris claims to have spent decades fighting violent crimes as
Speaker 3: a border state prosecutor. The facts are that then California
Speaker 3: Attorney General Kamala came to the valley in twenty fourteen
Speaker 3: touting years long investigation to a multinational drug lug operation
Speaker 3: with ties to Mexican drug cartels and prison gang. The
Speaker 3: truth is Harris never cared about the cartels and did
Speaker 3: nothing to stop people from illegally crossing the border. He said,
Speaker 3: we were in the green room. She never came in
Speaker 3: and said hello to any of us. She walked up front,
Speaker 3: gabraim Presser literally walked out, never said hi to any
Speaker 3: of us. I'm disgusted because you know, she didn't shake hands,
Speaker 3: she didn't say hello, and she's taken credit for all
Speaker 3: this work that the locals did to our county. District
Speaker 3: Attorney Tim Ward also had this to say, the hypocrisy
Speaker 3: knows no bounds. He's also in the ad. It is
Speaker 3: disingenuous that her campaign had somehow now touting her reputation
Speaker 3: as prosecutor as a positive thing. She was attorney general
Speaker 3: under the three of the worst tragedies that had befallen
Speaker 3: the citizens of the state of California. As Attorney in
Speaker 3: General California, Kamala Harris undercut efforts by California law enforcement
Speaker 3: official to stop criminals from flooding our state with guns
Speaker 3: and drugs across the border. She repeatedly defunded and shuttered
Speaker 3: task forces designed to protect our residents, leaving the valley
Speaker 3: in our state vulnerable. Kamala's said a sad attempt to
Speaker 3: paint herself is tough on the border by implying my
Speaker 3: support and the support of neighboring law enforcement leaders is pathetic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: talking on the issues and calling out the Kamala Aras
Speaker 3: campaign for oh lying five fifty six fifty five cares
Speaker 3: to the talk station, what is her energy policy? Bring
Speaker 3: them a down from the Hudson Institute's going to tell
Speaker 3: us all about it. Coming up next, Donald Trump.
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Speaker 1: This report he has sponsored.
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Speaker 3: CD talk station. Bryan Thomas here with Instudia bring him
Speaker 3: out from the Hudson Institute. Were just going back over
Speaker 3: his record, and not only is he a energy policy expert,
Speaker 3: he's also retired military as a naval aviator. He spent
Speaker 3: time in Dever desert storm. He's been in with the
Speaker 3: IDF in Israel, and so he kind of has a
Speaker 3: real good perception of things going on in the Middle East.
Speaker 3: So maybe we'll get to that as a matter of topic. Brigham,
Speaker 3: Great to see you today, my friend. It's always a
Speaker 3: pleasure to have you around. Brian, thanks so much, wonderful.
Speaker 3: Hudson dot org is where you find the Hudson Institute
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Speaker 3: out with what they do. Let's start with before we
Speaker 3: dive in a whole bunch of other things, and we
Speaker 3: could go on for hours and hours. Oh real quick,
Speaker 3: and I'll try to remind folks a little bit again
Speaker 3: further into this discussion with Brigham. But Charged Conversations is
Speaker 3: his podcast, so you might want to search for that
Speaker 3: where you get your podcasts, including the iHeartMedia app so
Speaker 3: for charged conversations. And how's that been going for you?
Speaker 3: With the podcast? It's been going pretty well.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 13: We put out one every other week and trying to
Speaker 13: delve into topics that are both informational and timely.
Speaker 3: And of course the name of the podcast suggests what
Speaker 3: it's about. In this energy.
Speaker 13: Policy it is, and it's also the controversy surrounding energy
Speaker 13: and some of the broader topics related to energy.
Speaker 3: Well, and we'll definitely move on to that right now.
Speaker 3: Let us begin. I was joking with brigand when he
Speaker 3: came in, I said, so, have you had to sit
Speaker 3: down with Kamala Harrison actually asked her and did she
Speaker 3: tell you what her energy policy is? Because part of
Speaker 3: the problem we got going on here is that she
Speaker 3: has a record and it's not that old. Twenty nineteen
Speaker 3: was when she was running for president of the United
Speaker 3: States of America. We know how far that got her.
Speaker 3: She had to drop out because she couldn't find a
Speaker 3: single human being alive that was willing to think that
Speaker 3: she was a great candidate. And we know how that
Speaker 3: all worked out. But no fracking, for example, is one
Speaker 3: of the things she uttered. She's all in the Green
Speaker 3: New Deal. She took responsibility and credit for this Green
Speaker 3: New Deal that was what cloaked as the Inflation Reduction
Speaker 3: Act or something like that, among other multi trillion dollar
Speaker 3: bills that were passed that have obviously had an inflationary
Speaker 3: effect on our on our economy, but in favor of
Speaker 3: banning fracking for example. I mean, that's I mean, these
Speaker 3: tumultuous times we live in, going back to Middle East
Speaker 3: and elsewhere, that's dangerous.
Speaker 13: Gosh, Brian, she's such a center of the road candidate
Speaker 13: on these type of topics. Oh, you can talk to
Speaker 13: the mainstream media lately, haven't the legacy media, right? You
Speaker 13: know what's really what I find really interesting about this year.
Speaker 13: Obviously we're in unchartered territory.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 13: We have never had a presidential nominee not go through
Speaker 13: a primary process to be vetted and have millions of
Speaker 13: people vote for them. And I think, you know, the
Speaker 13: primary process is the way that we vet candidates, and
Speaker 13: it's well used exactly. We're used to this open primary
Speaker 13: process where other people can go, hey, Brian, I agree
Speaker 13: with you on that, or I don't agree with you
Speaker 13: on this, and that has all.
Speaker 3: Been you now thrown by the wayside, and so I.
Speaker 13: Think you know his exit, Biden's exit, you know who
Speaker 13: is Kamala Harris and who's she all about? And it's
Speaker 13: interesting that the legacy media is trying to reintroduce her,
Speaker 13: rehabilitate her, and honestly, I think it's the third or
Speaker 13: fourth time they've done that already. There you know, hard reset,
Speaker 13: hard reset, But you can't get away from what she says.
Speaker 13: And regardless of what she says today, we have to
Speaker 13: take her and believe that she is honest in her opinions,
Speaker 13: and we don't have to go back that far to
Speaker 13: find these things that you've just mentioned.
Speaker 3: Well and you know most recently, and I know it's
Speaker 3: unrelated to any particular policy position, but she was part
Speaker 3: of this effort to hide from the rest of the
Speaker 3: world what we obviously could tell with our own eyes
Speaker 3: that Dope Biden was losing his marbles. I mean she did,
Speaker 3: she was is she engaged in the cover up? Who
Speaker 3: met with Joe Biden more than Kamala Harris. I think
Speaker 3: they have her down as having sat down and had
Speaker 3: internal meetings with them more than eighty times. She's obviously
Speaker 3: has a presence in the White House and can see
Speaker 3: how he is react to other people's interactions with Joe
Speaker 3: Biden because you know, they didn't keep their opinions for themselves. Gee,
Speaker 3: Joe's not doing real well. You know, those conversations took place,
Speaker 3: and yet there she was out talking about how he's
Speaker 3: the most the sharpest knife in the drawer and the
Speaker 3: most astute. I can't even keep up with it myself.
Speaker 3: It was a bunch of crap.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and you know it's it was the worst kept
Speaker 13: secret in DC for several years. I mean, people that
Speaker 13: are in DC have known this for a long time
Speaker 13: that you know. Sadly, you know, Joe Biden of today
Speaker 13: is not that Joe Biden from twenty years ago. And
Speaker 13: I think had he not been able to hide out
Speaker 13: in the basement in twenty twenty during COVID, we would
Speaker 13: have realized it back then.
Speaker 3: Honestly, Well, in this bump in the polls, this collective
Speaker 3: sigh of relief from the Democrats, clearly they're happy that
Speaker 3: they don't have the bumbling Joe Biden around to deal
Speaker 3: with anymore. Obviously they were aware of it, which is
Speaker 3: one of the reasons why you can attribute a bumping
Speaker 3: the polls with Kamala Harris over Joe Biden. It's just
Speaker 3: that she's not Joe Biden.
Speaker 13: No, she's not. And but you know, this is what
Speaker 13: they have left. And part of those discussions were, well,
Speaker 13: could we have a many primary, could we get other
Speaker 13: people in?
Speaker 3: And then they intentionally ran on the clock on that one, didn't.
Speaker 4: They They did.
Speaker 13: In fact, they moved it up, right, they moved all
Speaker 13: these deadlines up. And you know, so they are behind
Speaker 13: Kamala until they're not any longer. But you know, talking
Speaker 13: about her, it's interesting. There is something I agree with
Speaker 13: her about, and that is that paper straws don't work
Speaker 13: very well. Now she still wants to ban plastic straws,
Speaker 13: but she is on the record as saying, you know,
Speaker 13: they're not strong enough. You get halfway through your drink
Speaker 13: and they fold in half. So but that doesn't deter
Speaker 13: her or people like her from pursuing these ideological, foundational
Speaker 13: crazy policies.
Speaker 3: Well crazy policies that are usually predicated on the concept
Speaker 3: that you and I simply breathing is killing the planet.
Speaker 6: Is that true?
Speaker 3: No? No, but you know you're right, you talk about
Speaker 3: the Green New Deal. We weren't around when when the
Speaker 3: glaciers melted. We weren't around during the Many Ice Age,
Speaker 3: or at least we didn't have SUVs during that period
Speaker 3: of time. And we could go on ad nauseum for
Speaker 3: all the things that happened relative to climate change, which
Speaker 3: does exist, that of course humans had nothing to do
Speaker 3: with it. How is it that this time the climate
Speaker 3: is changing as it is wont to do since the
Speaker 3: dawn of the earth, that we're responsible this time and
Speaker 3: it isn't some other natural phenomena like sun maybe volcanic eruptions,
Speaker 3: massive wildfires, or anything else that puts partticulate into the atmosphere.
Speaker 13: So, you know, on the energy side, and thinking of that,
Speaker 13: in the United States has reduced our greenhouse if you
Speaker 13: were to assume, let me back up, if you were
Speaker 13: to assume just for a second, that we are responsible
Speaker 13: for all this.
Speaker 1: Number one, we.
Speaker 13: Have reduced our emissions while other countries like China and
Speaker 13: India have not. And by the way, twenty twenty three,
Speaker 13: and I predict now in twenty twenty four will be
Speaker 13: the most coal used in the world on record.
Speaker 3: That would not surprise me, because our energy demands globally
Speaker 3: are increasing dramatically.
Speaker 13: Yes, and with the advent of AI data centers, we
Speaker 13: need more energy, not less. So it's really important that, yeah,
Speaker 13: we should all be good stewards in the environment. I
Speaker 13: don't think anything. I don't think anybody is saying that
Speaker 13: we shouldn't be. But at the same token, we have
Speaker 13: to be able to walk and chew gum. And you know,
Speaker 13: getting back to Kamala for a minute, you know, she
Speaker 13: was a supporter of the Green New Deal. She cast
Speaker 13: the tie breaking vote in the Senate for the Inflation
Speaker 13: Reduction Act, which, by the way, had nothing to do
Speaker 13: with reducing It was.
Speaker 3: An embarrassingly stupid name piece of legislation, but they had
Speaker 3: the nerve to call that the Inflation Reduction Act is
Speaker 3: just a reflection of their perception of Americans collective stupidity
Speaker 3: when it comes to legislation. You're not wrong, Oh I
Speaker 3: don't think I'm right. That's why I said it out loud.
Speaker 3: I got to be on record. Somebody's recording this right now,
Speaker 3: perfect for replay later. Thomas, you said this, and it's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: I said it, and I believed it when I said it,
Speaker 3: and I have a feeling I'll believe that ten years
Speaker 3: Hence absolutely let's pause seven fifty. We're going to continue
Speaker 3: more detail with Riga mcgunn about energy policy generally, Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris's version specifically, and some other developments that are going
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Speaker 3: Brigham Accounts from the Hudson Institute Hudson dot organs where
Speaker 3: you find Brigham. He's an energy policy expert. He does
Speaker 3: a podcast which you can find easily Charged Conversations where
Speaker 3: he does a you know, a deep dive in all
Speaker 3: this speaking of deep dives with the Daniel Davis Deep
Speaker 3: Dive normally on days like today, but not today. We
Speaker 3: get bright part coming up at eight o five with Joel,
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Speaker 3: County think about moving the Bengals to the Burbs? His
Speaker 3: op ed on that hilarious Brigham, I can imagine building a
Speaker 3: two billion dollars stadium. I anyway, we're not going down
Speaker 3: that way. We're gonna jump back to energy policy. I
Speaker 3: whatever your thoughts are, and I don't want to steer
Speaker 3: in a different direction, but man, the question is burning
Speaker 3: back in the back of my mind. The solutions to
Speaker 3: the globes problems with energy is non carbon producing nuclear
Speaker 3: power plants, modern ones. They're modular, they're easy to build,
Speaker 3: one size fits all. They can go anywhere. Just don't
Speaker 3: build them in a blank and tsunami zone. Stupid, stupid,
Speaker 3: stupid stupid. So yeah, Fukushima would still be there if
Speaker 3: they had built it about one hundred feet higher above
Speaker 3: the ground. I'm just I know I'm on a stream
Speaker 3: of consciousness tear here, But don't you think Trump would
Speaker 3: gain some advantage by saying we are going to be
Speaker 3: the world's leader in the production and creation of nuclear
Speaker 3: power plants, which will serve and solve all of our
Speaker 3: energy needs. There's an article on the Wall Street General
Speaker 3: today about artificial intelligence in the amount that's going to
Speaker 3: cause everyone's power bills to go up. There's not sufficient
Speaker 3: power generation, right, No.
Speaker 13: I think, yeah, well, I think you're absolutely right. Look,
Speaker 13: we've made some missteps with nuclear power in the past. Right,
Speaker 13: you've got Chernobyl three Mile Island. Okay, I know it
Speaker 13: was fifty years ago. That was in World War Two.
Speaker 3: Today, listen, it ain't nineteen seventy, it's five anymore.
Speaker 1: It's not.
Speaker 13: And even the Japanese have now sort of reversed themselves
Speaker 13: and said, oh, we need to build nuclear power plants,
Speaker 13: we should just probably not build them up in Tsunamis
Speaker 13: and so that, and I think if you look, even
Speaker 13: the vast majority of Americans, especially younger Americans, support nuclear power.
Speaker 13: We just brought a new reactor online down South, a
Speaker 13: voctal reactor. Our problem with nuclear power is typically we
Speaker 13: don't do very well at building them in the past.
Speaker 13: They're behind schedule, they're over budget. We're our own worst enemy,
Speaker 13: and that can be fixed with these new modular reactors exactly.
Speaker 3: You were talking about cooling tower plants of old. Their
Speaker 3: footprint in terms of size is comparatively tiny. The waste
Speaker 3: issues have mostly been resolved. There is a minimal amount
Speaker 3: of overall waste. You can take all the global wats
Speaker 3: in the world and put it in one site like
Speaker 3: that yucka mountain facility. It would still all fit, and
Speaker 3: they'd still have room for more down the road. But
Speaker 3: I mean it doesn't. It's not an existential threat to
Speaker 3: have nuclear waste or to deal with it. Nuclear power
Speaker 3: is powering right now, the aircraft carriers that are on
Speaker 3: the way to the Middle East, and they never have
Speaker 3: to be refueled. I know, the submarines the same way.
Speaker 3: We've been using nuclear power safely and efficiently and effectively
Speaker 3: with military for decades as well. I don't see a
Speaker 3: problem here.
Speaker 13: There isn't one. We just need to be a little
Speaker 13: bit smarter how we build them. And if you look
Speaker 13: at us nuclear reactors that are currently in existence, you
Speaker 13: go to each one, every single one is different, they're
Speaker 13: engineered slightly different. Again, we've got to get out of
Speaker 13: our way. And the idea behind these modular nuclear reactor
Speaker 13: designs is that they will be licensed and then it's
Speaker 13: like a car, you just keep producing the same thing
Speaker 13: over and over and they can be tied together. After all,
Speaker 13: all we're using the nuclear energy for is to heat
Speaker 13: water to spin power turbines to create electricity. Right, it's
Speaker 13: not that hard.
Speaker 3: And you'd think, given that the globe has a really
Speaker 3: really hot core that you drill down far enough it's
Speaker 3: as hot as it can be, you could make a
Speaker 3: free non nuclear way energy using steam turbines just simply
Speaker 3: with geothermal.
Speaker 13: There are people working on that, and I'm sure some
Speaker 13: of your listeners may have geothermal. I do heating and cooling, okay,
Speaker 13: And how does it work for you?
Speaker 3: Wonderfully? There you go absolutely very few moving parts and
Speaker 3: a warranty like a fifty year warranty on the loop,
Speaker 3: and I mean, it's just it's outstanding.
Speaker 13: Well, I think your big point is and if we
Speaker 13: look back to the Trump years, and look, I didn't
Speaker 13: agree with Trump on everything, right, I don't think we've
Speaker 13: I've agree with any president one hundred percent of what
Speaker 13: they do, but he understands the power literally that energy
Speaker 13: provides this country. It's a source of economic stability, it's
Speaker 13: a source of national security, and energy security is very important.
Speaker 13: And we are blessed with all of these abundant natural
Speaker 13: resources that a lot of countries don't have, and.
Speaker 3: Up until this moment in history, we were blessed with
Speaker 3: administration after administration that had no problem tapping into it
Speaker 3: or using it for our collective benefit. And that's what happened.
Speaker 3: The world noticed that the United States, with free markets
Speaker 3: and capitalism and all the wonderful glories that go along
Speaker 3: with free speech and your right to move and travel
Speaker 3: and start and establish your own life and make your
Speaker 3: own decisions, created the greatest, most powerful country in the
Speaker 3: planet or on the planet, and to take away energy
Speaker 3: would wreck that model. And sometimes I'm very, very firmly
Speaker 3: of mind that that's exactly the point. Hook us up
Speaker 3: to a grid run by windmills and solar panels with
Speaker 3: limited availability and comparatively small production of energy compared to
Speaker 3: what we're used to, or compared to what nuclear would bring,
Speaker 3: allows us to continue to be the most prosperous country
Speaker 3: in the world under our business model.
Speaker 13: It absolutely does, And that's why I think it's this
Speaker 13: election coming up is going to be very important, and
Speaker 13: you know, getting back to charge conversations for just a second.
Speaker 13: We dive in depth in our last episode into what
Speaker 13: is Kamala Harris's views on energy and just a tidbit,
Speaker 13: one of her last acts as the California Attorney General,
Speaker 13: just weeks before she went into the US Senate, she
Speaker 13: sued Now think about this, Kamala Harris sued the Obama
Speaker 13: administration over its plan to allow fracking off of.
Speaker 3: The Pacific coast. He can't make that kind of you
Speaker 3: cannot make this up right, Oh, continue to bring the McCown.
Speaker 3: We'll get me that. Maybe you have to elaborate on
Speaker 3: that one a little bit.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
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Speaker 8: it over the Middle East policy with my guest Brigham
Speaker 8: account from the Hudson Intuit, who does have a big
Speaker 8: connection with the Middle East. He's been there several times
Speaker 8: and know it's quite a bit of what's going on.
Speaker 8: But the meantime, we're talking in energy policy, and of
Speaker 8: course I expressed my lament over the lack of nuclear
Speaker 8: power entering into the discussion very often, if at all,
Speaker 8: seems to me Donald Trump could seize on that. We
Speaker 8: talked about the modern modular nuclear plants that are all
Speaker 8: exactly the same cookie cutters. You have cheaper production, quicker
Speaker 8: build times, and massive, massive production of electricity. Question before
Speaker 8: we move that subject and go over to the concept
Speaker 8: of environmental justice and equity, which I know Kamala Harris
Speaker 8: is all over and I don't even know what that means.
Speaker 8: Can I ask, is the answer to the question why
Speaker 8: the climate alarmist don't embrace nuclear power? Is it because
Speaker 8: of what I pointed out before, because it allows us
Speaker 8: to continue on this massive power production at low cost
Speaker 8: consumptive reality of what we have achieved so far or
Speaker 8: how we've been able to live large so far. We
Speaker 8: don't want abundant power period because that allows us to
Speaker 8: be too consumptive.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Brian, I think it is embedded in the ideological
Speaker 13: philosophy of some of these folks that there's some subconscious
Speaker 13: level they want to be mediocre. They are embarrassed by success.
Speaker 13: They're embarrassed by America is standing in the world. And
Speaker 13: instead of, like your eyes, seeing this as a positive
Speaker 13: piece where we help lead the world, they see it
Speaker 13: quite the opposite. And so it's about holding us back at.
Speaker 3: This point, Yeah, limiting our consumption, limiting our ability to travel,
Speaker 3: moving us into tiny homes, limiting on what we can eat,
Speaker 3: what our selections are in terms of food and what's
Speaker 3: available to us by way, you know, like beef for example,
Speaker 3: or anything else that's been demonized as something that is
Speaker 3: absolutely so terrible for the globe and the climate that
Speaker 3: we shouldn't even be able to eat a steak.
Speaker 13: So I think if you look back to great presidence
Speaker 13: in the past, Ronald Reagan comes to mind, it's about
Speaker 13: pulling people up. We have a duty to go out
Speaker 13: and actually be a uniter, something Biden said he.
Speaker 1: Was going to do.
Speaker 13: Remember that was and we voted for him because he
Speaker 13: was going to be the uniter in chief. But and allo,
Speaker 13: you know, seriousness, Reagan talked about American exceptionalism and how
Speaker 13: we had a duty to help others out come up
Speaker 13: to our standard. We didn't need to drop to a
Speaker 13: lesser standard.
Speaker 3: And I think you.
Speaker 13: Know, what you're seeing today is just that we need
Speaker 13: to lower our expectations.
Speaker 3: And isn't that funny that we will lower our expectations,
Speaker 3: We will collectively cut our throats in the name of
Speaker 3: saving the planet. And what will we do with that
Speaker 3: money that they take away in terms of carbon taxes
Speaker 3: and credits and things of that nature. We're going to
Speaker 3: give it to the third world countries because they deserve
Speaker 3: it and need to be elevated. So h not to
Speaker 3: the degree that there that they would be elevated to
Speaker 3: an American consumptive level. No, no, no, but just at
Speaker 3: least take a third world nation and move it up
Speaker 3: to a second world status and then reduce the first
Speaker 3: world nations down to a second world status. So we're
Speaker 3: all sort of collectively miserable.
Speaker 13: We are all the same, which is a fundamental tenetive
Speaker 13: Marxist philosophy.
Speaker 3: According to his ability, yes, according to his.
Speaker 13: Need, to his needs. And that is one of the
Speaker 13: problems I have. I don't have any problem with us
Speaker 13: being fair and equitable as far as opportunity is concerned,
Speaker 13: that's different. That is different, right, But equity means equivalent outcome.
Speaker 13: I would love to be an NBA basketball star. That's
Speaker 13: not going to happen.
Speaker 3: That's not going to happen, right, Yeah, Yeah, I won't
Speaker 3: be one either, So yeah, I think.
Speaker 1: That's that's the I'll voucher.
Speaker 13: That's but that's a you know, that's one of the
Speaker 13: fundamental policy differences we have. And you know, if we
Speaker 13: look at how important energy has been next to the
Speaker 13: cost of ourselves and raw materials, it's what makes or
Speaker 13: breaks a society. And if we look at Europe right now,
Speaker 13: especially Germany after their failed green policies and the ultimate
Speaker 13: reliance on Russian oil and gas.
Speaker 3: What a twisted reality that turned into.
Speaker 13: It has turned into. They have now sky high energy
Speaker 13: prices because they were not energy independent, and we are
Speaker 13: seeing significant reductions in their GDP and loss of industrialization.
Speaker 13: They don't They're losing their factories, they're losing their ability
Speaker 13: to make things. And I think it's a tail tale
Speaker 13: sign for America.
Speaker 3: Canary in the coal mine folks see unfold in real time.
Speaker 3: It's kind of like watching ven Azulla all right. Her point,
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Speaker 3: to pure socialism nationalizing oil companies, and the place turns
Speaker 3: into hell in a handbasket, and every single person with
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Speaker 3: energy policy, among other things. If we exhausted the topic,
Speaker 3: we obviously know we need abundant energy. Artificial intelligence alone
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Speaker 3: we can produce. See today's Wall Street Journal on the
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Speaker 3: and drilling and everything else related to this so called
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Speaker 3: as well. Yeah, it really does.
Speaker 13: And I think the bottom line is if you look
Speaker 13: back to pro energy presidents, you see lower fuel prices.
Speaker 13: And I think I just gassed up the other day
Speaker 13: at three point fifty. That's outrageous, right, And that's for regular.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I led I pump premium, so mine was more
Speaker 3: like four to fifty.
Speaker 13: And last weekend in California, I gassed up at almost six.
Speaker 3: So if you want that, well, you know what, Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's exactly when you're getting you know.
Speaker 1: I always go back to.
Speaker 3: This when Obama started on all this crap, when we
Speaker 3: married the country to this green new dealed al Gore
Speaker 3: inspired nonsense. His point was the price will necessarily go up.
Speaker 3: The point of all these policies was to make it
Speaker 3: go up so you quit driving your damn cars. They
Speaker 3: wanted to ruin you financially. They didn't have any substitute
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Speaker 13: Yeah, it's very simple government policy, right, picks winners and losers.
Speaker 13: If we like you, we give you subsidies. If we
Speaker 13: don't like you, we tax you, we regulate you, We
Speaker 13: figure out ways to make your cost of doing business
Speaker 13: go up. And you know, Biden will take credit for Hey,
Speaker 13: we have more oil and gas being produced this year
Speaker 13: in America than ever before.
Speaker 3: But that's in spite of his policies.
Speaker 13: You know, we wouldn't have three fifty dollars gas private land.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, if you can only get his hands on
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Speaker 3: My wife grew up in an area where they had
Speaker 3: abundant fracking, and trust me, the area residents around a
Speaker 3: little Develople, Pennsylvania, are really really happy with the royalty
Speaker 3: checks they're getting. They all got new tractors, they all
Speaker 3: built new barns for their farms. They also have brand
Speaker 3: new roads and new infrastructure brought to them because of
Speaker 3: the fracking companies that came in and bought the mineral
Speaker 3: rights for the various properties around there. So you know
Speaker 3: it works and it puts a smile on people's face
Speaker 3: and gee, we need the energy.
Speaker 13: We do and it grows that economic pie, which means
Speaker 13: there's more for all of us.
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Speaker 3: They our news. Going to hear from Joe Paula Breitbart
Speaker 3: at Senior editor at large, and we'll get the bright
Speaker 3: part inside scoop who really has the momentum Conlin Harris
Speaker 3: or Donald Trump? And meanwhile trying to get Trump to
Speaker 3: stay on message rather the name call be more important.
Speaker 3: He could talk energy policy as we are right now
Speaker 3: with brighamccown from the Hudson Institute, but they could also
Speaker 3: talk about the deteriorating situation in the Middle East, and
Speaker 3: I wanted to get your thoughts and comments on that.
Speaker 3: As we send a new carrier group over and a
Speaker 3: tomahawk launching submarine and projecting and letting everybody over there
Speaker 3: know that that stuff is on the way or they
Speaker 3: are already. We heard from my submarine or friend Curbage Mike,
Speaker 3: who served this country nobly about that submarine. He said,
Speaker 3: those things are wicked and they are stealthy, and they
Speaker 3: really can launch those one thousand mile range tomahawks and
Speaker 3: virtually no time. So that is certainly a deterrent effect.
Speaker 3: You were on. But what's your take on what's going
Speaker 3: on over there right now?
Speaker 13: Well, it's always been an area of significant instability right
Speaker 13: in my entire life. And you know, I was in
Speaker 13: desert Storm. I think that was a righteous fight to
Speaker 13: expel who'saying from Kuwait. I regret that, you know, we
Speaker 13: went back a second time, I think.
Speaker 3: Under false pretense.
Speaker 13: Well yeah, I think there was a lot of confusion
Speaker 13: the second time. But if you look at it, I
Speaker 13: think the senior Bush got it right. Hussey may not be,
Speaker 13: you know, buying girl Scout cookies, but he was a
Speaker 13: hedge against Iran, and it kept the power equilibrium stable
Speaker 13: over there, and when you don't have that, you have
Speaker 13: a vacuum, right, and Iran nothing against the Persian people,
Speaker 13: the citizens, but obviously a very antagonistic government who wants
Speaker 13: the destruction of Israel, who wants instability. I think we
Speaker 13: have to keep in mind and stop trying to talk
Speaker 13: like people like it's you or I having a conversation
Speaker 13: with our values. The enemies of America do not share
Speaker 13: the same values. They don't want there to be peace
Speaker 13: because they reject a US led global world order and
Speaker 13: how we view these things. So the fact that you know,
Speaker 13: Trump had maximum pressure with Mike Pompeo uring his term
Speaker 13: on Iran, we moved the embassy to Jerusalem, where it
Speaker 13: had been law for I don't know, twenty thirty years,
Speaker 13: and nobody had the gumption to do it, and we
Speaker 13: had Iran on the ropes. Since then, this administration is
Speaker 13: unfrozen billions of dollars in Iranian funds. It's encouraged bad behavior,
Speaker 13: and you know, it is indescribable that Iran launched hundreds
Speaker 13: of weapons against Israel, and Biden says, take the win,
Speaker 13: and now we're back for round two, and guess what
Speaker 13: it's going to be bigger.
Speaker 3: Well, and that's what everyone keeps saying. You know, it's
Speaker 3: almost like any moment hell, it could have started while
Speaker 3: we were talking this morning. Yeah, And you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know whether they're right or not. I know they
Speaker 3: have intelligence and they can do satellite and look at
Speaker 3: where troops are moving and where equipment's being moved, and
Speaker 3: a lot of that's going on. It'll be based on
Speaker 3: the reporting I read this morning, but you don't know
Speaker 3: when it's going to happen. But you're right on that
Speaker 3: they don't share our perspective. So while one might think
Speaker 3: that appeasing the Iranians and bring up their funds and
Speaker 3: their assets and trying to play nice with them might
Speaker 3: help welcome them into this collective we had and we
Speaker 3: can we can all negotiate peace and Israel can exist
Speaker 3: and you guys can trade with each other. I mean,
Speaker 3: the idea of that is so foreign to them. It's
Speaker 3: like denying Christ to a Christian. You know, you just
Speaker 3: that's just not going to go anywhere.
Speaker 13: It's not And and and you know, we've learned our
Speaker 13: own lesson in that, Oh, if we just invade Iraq,
Speaker 13: we can make them all. You know, they'll vote and
Speaker 13: they'll be story.
Speaker 1: It doesn't.
Speaker 13: It doesn't work, guys, And so you have to deal
Speaker 13: with people where you find them. I hear that from
Speaker 13: my friends on the left all the time, and with
Speaker 13: the case of Iran, you do yeah, and you need
Speaker 13: to talk to them in their language. You need to
Speaker 13: explain to them they like Russia, China, respect power, not words.
Speaker 13: It's the doctrine of massive retaliation created by the Israelis.
Speaker 13: I call it the Chicago way. If you go back
Speaker 13: to the nineteen twenties and you, you know, meet force
Speaker 13: with overwhelming that's how you stop bad behavior.
Speaker 3: Indeed, and considering the size and relative strength of our militaries,
Speaker 3: it shouldn't be a real issue. I mean, I say
Speaker 3: that knowing Rush has now been fighting Ukrainians for three
Speaker 3: years with all the best hardware and whatever is about
Speaker 3: available and out there on the open market for arms.
Speaker 3: But I'd like to think we could dispatch Iran very
Speaker 3: quickly and hopefully before they get a nuclear weapon. And
Speaker 3: in passing since we can bring this full circle back
Speaker 3: to energy policy. They're talking about how this is going
Speaker 3: to impact this widening Mid East war impact global oil supply,
Speaker 3: and that any Iran launch and our retaliation could result
Speaker 3: in embargoes on Iranian crude exports, which apparently don't have
Speaker 3: going on right now, affecting one and a half millions
Speaker 3: of barrel per day supply on the global market, Meaning
Speaker 3: the Iranians are selling that evil commodity oil which we
Speaker 3: won't even allow ourselves to drill on our own land
Speaker 3: here in the United States. It's on the open market
Speaker 3: right now. Could sanction them right now, we could take
Speaker 3: that away from them, their ability to trade it. And
Speaker 3: yet we don't.
Speaker 13: Yeah, we haven't. And by the way, that Keystone pipeline
Speaker 13: that never got built, that's about a million and a
Speaker 13: half barrels a day.
Speaker 3: Right there. There you go another questionable question mark over
Speaker 3: as we put it back to Kamala Harrison, what is
Speaker 3: her energy policy? Well, you know what she's voted for
Speaker 3: in the past. You know what her on record statements are.
Speaker 3: Don't be fooled by the mainstream media who is trying
Speaker 3: to recharacterize her as something that she is not. Bring
Speaker 3: him out always a pleasure, man, Keep up the great work.
Speaker 3: We're checking out your podcast, Charged Conversations, where you do
Speaker 3: a far more in depth analysis of this kind of thing.
Speaker 3: And I'll look forward to having back in studio. Thanks Brianton,
Speaker 3: and hopefully I appreciate it. Thanks brother, coming up bright
Speaker 3: part inside scoop Joel Pollock, who has the momentum. That's next.
Speaker 3: I hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 3: gonna see it, right. Joel Paullocke, Breitbart editor at lard's
Speaker 3: always great to have you on the show, my friend,
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Speaker 3: to start off with you, Joel Paul Eck, since we're
Speaker 3: going to talk about who really has the momentum, Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris or Donald Trump. I love this headline was obviously
Speaker 3: a joke. Kamala to announce policy positions just as soon
Speaker 3: as the polls tell her what they are.
Speaker 1: We don't.
Speaker 3: I mean they're trying to. I mean they're trying to
Speaker 3: whitewash everybody. We know what her policy positions are. Look
Speaker 3: at twenty nineteen, what she ran on for president the
Speaker 3: United States of America, and look at the last three
Speaker 3: and a half years of the Biden administration.
Speaker 15: Right well, she had the most left wing policies of
Speaker 15: any US senator in the Senate in twenty nineteen, which
Speaker 15: was a year when she was angling to run for president,
Speaker 15: so we knew what her policy positions are or have been.
Speaker 15: And then, of course in the White House, in the
Speaker 15: administration as Vice President, she has had the same policies
Speaker 15: as Joe Biden, so much so that often the White
Speaker 15: House referred to the administration as the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 15: Announced the immigration policy, for example, the one that she's
Speaker 15: running away from, they called it the Biden Harris policy,
Speaker 15: and they did so for years since twenty twenty one.
Speaker 15: So we know what her policies are, but she refuses
Speaker 15: to state them, and she's trying to distance herself from
Speaker 15: the failing policies, the ones that are most obviously bad.
Speaker 15: And as of right now, let's pull this up right now,
Speaker 15: get on to her website.
Speaker 3: No policies on the website.
Speaker 15: So more than three weeks after joining the race, she
Speaker 15: has not stated in any policy positions. And look, there's
Speaker 15: a strategy to this, because often you'll find that specific
Speaker 15: candidates are less popular than what we call it a
Speaker 15: generic Democrat or a generic Republican who appeals in theory
Speaker 15: to their party's voters. She's running as generic Democrat, and
Speaker 15: that's why she's doing well. Because Joe Biden was pulling
Speaker 15: very far below a generic Democrat to say, there are
Speaker 15: many Democrats who knew he was subpar, he was not good,
Speaker 15: he was not capable, and they wanted to run or
Speaker 15: they wanted to vote for someone else. And so she's
Speaker 15: just casting herself right now as someone else. She knows
Speaker 15: that most voters don't know her policies, don't remember her
Speaker 15: failed presidential run, and she wants to get away with
Speaker 15: being the candidate in the abstract who theoretically they might
Speaker 15: like to vote for. And that's what she's doing for Democrats.
Speaker 15: It's not going to help her with independent voters, it's
Speaker 15: not going to help her win any Republican voters over,
Speaker 15: but it is going to help her consolidate Democratic support.
Speaker 3: Well, And I wanted to get your reaction to the
Speaker 3: mainstream media's efforts to recharacterize her obviously ignoring what she
Speaker 3: has been on record in favor of again twenty nineteen
Speaker 3: of the policies she ran for in her failed effort
Speaker 3: to become president. But let's just use one illustration. She's
Speaker 3: not the borders are. She was not responsible for the
Speaker 3: southern border. She was responsible for, you know, central American
Speaker 3: policy and changing the you know deck gads long if
Speaker 3: not longer dynamic that led them to their inept reality
Speaker 3: of their governmental system and their failed economic realities which
Speaker 3: are forcing people out. So no, that's what she was
Speaker 3: charged to do. You would really have to be. I mean,
Speaker 3: I always refer to my listeners as we dwellers. Politically,
Speaker 3: we're all on top of things. We remember this, we
Speaker 3: know what she is. We study the news, we study
Speaker 3: politics all the time. But is the mainstream media's effort
Speaker 3: to recharacterize her and deny outright deny that she had
Speaker 3: any connection with the failed border policies? Is that their
Speaker 3: admission or acknowledgment that they think we're a bunch of
Speaker 3: idiots who don't pay attention to anything, Joel, I know
Speaker 3: that sounds like a weird question, but I'm kind of
Speaker 3: worried they put their credibility on the line when they
Speaker 3: say stuff like that. And I know what the words are,
Speaker 3: I just uttered, But that seems to me to suggest
Speaker 3: that the mainstream media really does think the American people
Speaker 3: are a bunch of easily manipulated idiots.
Speaker 15: They do, and they think they are very smart, so
Speaker 15: they say that they can do a better job than
Speaker 15: the Kamala Harris campaign of explaining away these unhelpful details.
Speaker 15: But I've looked at the record and look, the story
Speaker 15: they don't want to tell is this, Kamala Harris was
Speaker 15: placed in charge of what they call root causes of migration.
Speaker 15: There's actually an executive order in twenty twenty one called
Speaker 15: the Root Causes Strategy. And at that time the migrants
Speaker 15: were largely coming from three countries, from Nicaragua, from Honduras,
Speaker 15: and from Al Salvador. So they developed this Northern Triangle
Speaker 15: strategy and they put her in charge.
Speaker 3: Of the root causes.
Speaker 15: So she was going to go and talk to the
Speaker 15: leaders of these countries. Excuse me, I said, Nicaragua, Guatemala.
Speaker 15: But anyway, those were the three countries, and the problem
Speaker 15: was that the immigration crisis, that might creation problem, ballooned
Speaker 15: so far beyond those three countries that within a few
Speaker 15: months or so, it became ridiculous to talk about those
Speaker 15: countries as the source of the problem. So that's what
Speaker 15: they don't want to talk about. They don't want to
Speaker 15: talk about the fact that this whole idea of root
Speaker 15: causes was bogus and that the real cause, the real
Speaker 15: driver of migration, was the fact that migrants and the
Speaker 15: cartels knew that there was going to be no enforcement
Speaker 15: at the southern border of the United States.
Speaker 3: So that's that's the problem, and they don't want to
Speaker 3: admit and that there was no need to be made
Speaker 3: off of farrying people in return for large payments to
Speaker 3: the United States southern border where they knew they were
Speaker 3: going to gain access, whether it's for some sort of
Speaker 3: nefarious purpose like terrorists, Chinese Communist Party military age men,
Speaker 3: or alternatively, people fleeing terrible economic situations, which is not
Speaker 3: a justification to enter our country illegally. That word got
Speaker 3: out all over the globe.
Speaker 15: Right, So they don't want to acknowledge that was a failure,
Speaker 15: complete failure, And you know, they're trying to say, well,
Speaker 15: she was just in charge of those three countries and
Speaker 15: the root causes and so forth. But you know, that
Speaker 15: doesn't really solve the problem for them, because they really
Speaker 15: believed that if they well, I don't know if they.
Speaker 3: Actually believed that.
Speaker 15: They were just trying to sell it to the public,
Speaker 15: the idea that if you talked about the root causes,
Speaker 15: which were corruption in those countries, poverty in those countries,
Speaker 15: if you talked about those three countries that would solve
Speaker 15: the problem.
Speaker 3: They thought they could get away.
Speaker 15: With not enforcing the border, not enforcing the immigration law.
Speaker 15: And it doesn't get her out of this problem, which
Speaker 15: is that she was placed in a key position of
Speaker 15: responsibility for the migration problem. And they called it again.
Speaker 15: They called the entire policy, not just the root causes part.
Speaker 15: They called the entire policy the Biden Harris immigration policy.
Speaker 15: This was her project, this was her baby, and she
Speaker 15: ran away from it eventually during the administration before she
Speaker 15: became a candidate because she didn't want to be associated
Speaker 15: with a failure and she was not willing to stand
Speaker 15: up to Joe Biden on the non enforcement of border policy,
Speaker 15: on the non enforcement of existing immigration law.
Speaker 3: So yeah, they think that.
Speaker 15: We are easily manipulable idiots. I think that they know
Speaker 15: that some percentage of Democrats want to be convinced. So
Speaker 15: it's not that they know Democrats are stupid. They just
Speaker 15: know that these Democrats will twist their brains into pretzels
Speaker 15: to rationalize voting for Kamala Harris. And they just need
Speaker 15: to give those voters enough of a story that they
Speaker 15: could pretend to believe. So that's what's happened. And you
Speaker 15: can point out things like this, you can point out
Speaker 15: Tim Wallace's stolen valor, his puffery, his false statements about
Speaker 15: his military record and.
Speaker 3: So forth, it's not going to shake those voters.
Speaker 15: They're just excited to vote for a Democrat who isn't
Speaker 15: Joe Biden, and so they're willing to believe and to
Speaker 15: convince themselves of anything. I had this experience recently when
Speaker 15: someone wrote to me, and this is a person who
Speaker 15: understands Israel policy pretty well, a Democrat. They understand Israel policy,
Speaker 15: they understand that Kamala Harris is terrible for Israel. But
Speaker 15: they said, well, I'm still going to vote for Harris
Speaker 15: because I've decided it doesn't matter whose president. Every president's
Speaker 15: going to have the same policy, which is garbage. But
Speaker 15: you can you'll hit you can see them rationalizing it.
Speaker 15: They don't want to break and you know what, it's
Speaker 15: very hard for people to change their minds when they've
Speaker 15: demonized the other side so much. I don't think Republicans
Speaker 15: have as much of a problem crossing over occasionally to
Speaker 15: vote for a good Democrat, but Democrats, really they think
Speaker 15: of Republicans as racist and greedy and terrible and Nazis
Speaker 15: and whatever. You can't join a group that you've demonized
Speaker 15: so much, especially after you've been the one sort of.
Speaker 3: Alienating people in your own family.
Speaker 15: Let's say, so, you know, look, this is a problem
Speaker 15: and Trump is getting drowned out in.
Speaker 3: All of this. You know, there's a lot of hoopla
Speaker 3: around the new candidate.
Speaker 15: I think it's partly media biased, but it's also just
Speaker 15: partly something new voters are excited by, something they're interested,
Speaker 15: they're looking And one of the reasons I wrote my
Speaker 15: book the Agenda, was to give Trump something to talk about,
Speaker 15: give him a vision of the future that he can
Speaker 15: talk about two Republican voters and say, look, this is
Speaker 15: what it's going to look like when I win. And
Speaker 15: I don't have to wait for Congress to agree. I
Speaker 15: don't have to wait for all these appointees to be
Speaker 15: in place. I'm not giving you some massive, nine hundred
Speaker 15: and twenty two page tome like Project twenty five of
Speaker 15: everything conservatives ever want to do. I'm just giving you
Speaker 15: a very quick agenda list of things I can do
Speaker 15: as president by executive order. And that's why I wrote
Speaker 15: the agenda, and I think that's what Trump has to talk.
Speaker 3: About to counter all of this stuff about Kamala Harris.
Speaker 3: And I'm glad you brought up the agenda what Trump
Speaker 3: should do in his first one on a day, because what
Speaker 3: we need to do is get Trump in office before
Speaker 3: he can exercise any of the thoughts and ideas that
Speaker 3: you express in your book. As wonderful as they are,
Speaker 3: but he is. I mean, Trump's just getting an earful
Speaker 3: from every conservative commentator that you can find, including you
Speaker 3: know me, a little libertarian commentator. Nonetheless, don't talk about
Speaker 3: kama Harris's crowds, don't talk about her accent, don't talk
Speaker 3: about her race. None of these things matter. If the
Speaker 3: independent voter is out there really trying to make some
Speaker 3: sense of who he wants to vote for or she
Speaker 3: wants to vote for, then you're going to need to
Speaker 3: talk about policy. And he is winning across the board
Speaker 3: in terms of policy positions, from the board of the economy, inflation.
Speaker 3: He's got a multitude of things he can campaign on
Speaker 3: that don't have to go down to the low hanging
Speaker 3: fruit about you know, her gaps or mistakes or a
Speaker 3: goofy giggle or anything else for that matter. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 3: and she is going to avoid the media.
Speaker 15: She's not going to talk about what she believes. We
Speaker 15: have a convention coming up in Chicago next week, the
Speaker 15: worst possible city for a Democratic convention because it shows
Speaker 15: just how badly Democrats have done in running Chicago. You know,
Speaker 15: in nineteen ninety six, when Bill Clinton had his convention there,
Speaker 15: it was a successful, thriving city. It had a lot
Speaker 15: of hope, and since then it's really gone down the
Speaker 15: drain and you can see all the results of no
Speaker 15: cash bail and high taxes and defunding the police, and
Speaker 15: poor education, letting the unions run everything. It's just a
Speaker 15: disaster of a city. But they're not going to want
Speaker 15: to talk about that. They're going to talk about the
Speaker 15: beautiful buildings and the lakefront, you know, the things that
Speaker 15: have existed in Chicago for decades, and that's exactly how
Speaker 15: they're going to try to run Kamala Harris. They're going
Speaker 15: to talk about the historic nature of her presidency, and
Speaker 15: they're going to talk about how she exudes joy now,
Speaker 15: her nuclear class, the.
Speaker 1: Joy out.
Speaker 15: They're not going to talk about the job she would
Speaker 15: do as president, and the job she has done is
Speaker 15: vice president, which has been a terrible job.
Speaker 3: So Trump can't control with the media are going to say,
Speaker 3: and we can. You know, we can sit here and
Speaker 3: complain about it, and we will. But I think the
Speaker 3: most important thing is.
Speaker 15: For Trump to get the conversation back to policy, because
Speaker 15: that's where he beats her. Am she lost in twenty
Speaker 15: she lost in twenty nineteen, twenty twenty because she couldn't
Speaker 15: talk about her policies. Trump's got to talk about his.
Speaker 15: He has a track record, Andy has good ideas for
Speaker 15: the future. I think that's what you need to talk about.
Speaker 15: And that's what I'd like to turn the conversation to.
Speaker 3: And I talk about the agenda exactly the jenda what
Speaker 3: Trump should do in is First One and a Day
Speaker 3: is authored by my guest today, Joe Paul Locke, Breitbart
Speaker 3: Editor at Large for The Insight Scoop this morning, I
Speaker 3: guess I'm curious to know have you sent a copy
Speaker 3: of your book to the Trump administer or to the
Speaker 3: Trump campaign. I'd like to think that he got himself
Speaker 3: a copy of this and no, but one is on
Speaker 3: the way. One is on the way. Wonderful, wonderful, easy
Speaker 3: to digest. I'll recommend my listeners get a copy. It's
Speaker 3: available ever books were sold, I can have my executive
Speaker 3: producers Trekker put your book as a link on my
Speaker 3: blog page at fifty five carec dot com so we
Speaker 3: can all get a hold of it and read it
Speaker 3: and maybe talk policy amongst our friends with some of
Speaker 3: your ideas in the agenda. Joe Pollock, it's always a
Speaker 3: pleasure having on the program. I appreciate the work you're
Speaker 3: doing at Brightbart along with everybody else at bright Birth.
Speaker 3: That's why I recommend my listeners go ahead and bookmarket
Speaker 3: because you find some really solid solid reporting there and
Speaker 3: of course outside of the legacy media. Joel, thanks for
Speaker 3: your time today. As always, I hope you have a
Speaker 3: wonderful week. My friend will talk again soon, I hope.
Speaker 3: Thanks and thanks for the opportunity anytime, my friend, anytime
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Speaker 3: Jason Williams from the Cincinnati Enquirer Fur of Politics editor,
Speaker 3: and he now obviously does sports and sometimes nonsports items.
Speaker 3: Is sort of a combo Jason Williams article Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 3: follow Brown's lead look at stadium in the suburbs, and
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I find that whole idea just sort of comical,
Speaker 3: considering how much money to the Hamlin Kenny taxpayers paid
Speaker 3: to build the pay Course Stadium FAA Paul Brown Stadium.
Speaker 3: And I actually had a conversation with Moe Egger, you
Speaker 3: made no mo from being the local sports guru that
Speaker 3: he is. And he was at the Emory Federal Credit
Speaker 3: Union golf adding yesterday I just commented him out, aren't
Speaker 3: you really happy that the Bengals got a brand new
Speaker 3: locker room? It looks like a blank in disco tech
Speaker 3: if you saw any pictures of it. And he started
Speaker 3: a cracker going to be rolled his eyes and saying
Speaker 3: that the fans don't get any benefit of that, and
Speaker 3: he goes, you know what, the players didn't even really
Speaker 3: care because if you saw some of the interviews with
Speaker 3: the players, like, eh, okay, whatever, whatever they were dealing with,
Speaker 3: you know what, they have a place to hang their gear,
Speaker 3: they have a place to take a shower, maybe a
Speaker 3: sona or a hot tub or whatever they do in
Speaker 3: the locker room, and none of that change. It just
Speaker 3: looks different. So no true benefit from that. And if
Speaker 3: you're someone who's I mean, you're hoping to make the draft, right,
Speaker 3: you want to be picked, and I think probably would
Speaker 3: join any professional football team because you're going to make
Speaker 3: a nice salary and you're going to continue to play
Speaker 3: the game of football after college. Right, do you consider
Speaker 3: the locker room facilities. When you're deciding if a professional
Speaker 3: football team wants to hire you, is that the deciding factor?
Speaker 3: Was it really that important? I think the Browns paid
Speaker 3: for that one, but question mark why And if you
Speaker 3: have a two billion dollar price tag for a new stadium,
Speaker 3: what's the likelihood that one might be built out of
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Speaker 3: Haven't talked to Jason Williams from the Cincinni Inquiring quite
Speaker 3: some time. We used to have regular college conversations back
Speaker 3: when it did his politics extra column. But it does
Speaker 3: a wonderful jobs as a sports writer for the Cincinnati Enquirer. Jason,
Speaker 3: welcome back. I'm laughing about your column, man. I I
Speaker 3: was just telling my listeners I ran in a Moegar yesterday.
Speaker 3: We were both at a golf outing. It's a charity
Speaker 3: golf outing, and I was talking to mo about the
Speaker 3: new locker room at pay Course Stadium. I said, it
Speaker 3: looks like a disco tech, and and he started laughing
Speaker 3: and he said, you know the thing about it, he
Speaker 3: is the players didn't even really seem to care. And
Speaker 3: they put all this money into new locker room, and
Speaker 3: the players that were interviewed were like, yeah, okay, like whatever.
Speaker 3: You know, it's got a place to hang nice stuff
Speaker 3: and take a shower. That's all I need. I mean,
Speaker 3: they could use a high school locker room and it
Speaker 3: had the same overall net value as the disco tech
Speaker 3: that they have.
Speaker 9: Now.
Speaker 3: Anyway, should the sub should Cincinnati Bengals follow Brown's lead,
Speaker 3: look at stadium in suburbs, Let's ditch pay Course Stadium
Speaker 3: and run away. Jason, I'm sorry to laugh about it,
Speaker 3: but we're talking about a two billion dollar price tag,
Speaker 3: which also is in and of itself comical.
Speaker 9: Well very much so, you know, I mean, that's that's
Speaker 9: that's the trend though in the NFL right now are
Speaker 9: people looking at building new stadiums. Obviously in Cleveland they're
Speaker 9: actually going to build a new stadium. In Nashville in
Speaker 9: their stadium there's only a year older than pay Court Stadium.
Speaker 9: They're building a new stadium in Buffalo. They in fairness,
Speaker 9: they need one. I mean, that's a fifty over what
Speaker 9: a fifty year old stadium or over fifty years old.
Speaker 9: But that's kind of the thing right now, for all
Speaker 9: these stadiums that came in in the late nineties early
Speaker 9: two thousands, you're looking at nearly a billion dollar price
Speaker 9: tag for overhauling them, or do you look at building
Speaker 9: a new stadium. So I literally I just saw some
Speaker 9: buzz about it. I heard a little bit about it again,
Speaker 9: just people talking about it. It was kind of like,
Speaker 9: I'm gonna I mean, could this even ever happen? And
Speaker 9: just raise the question about it really?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 9: Uh, I mean it would it would be pretty crazy
Speaker 9: to think all the money has been put in the
Speaker 9: pay Corse Stadium and but this is just it's not
Speaker 9: a far such thing to think about again because of what.
Speaker 3: I just said.
Speaker 9: But at the end of the day, I just don't
Speaker 9: see it happening because you know, really, the Brown family, uh,
Speaker 9: they're gonna be really They're gonna be asked to put
Speaker 9: up a lot of money for this, and they're gonna
Speaker 9: be asked to put up a lot of money for
Speaker 9: the overhaul pay Corse Stadium. But I just don't I
Speaker 9: think I think That's where the conversation would start and
Speaker 9: stop right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just don't.
Speaker 9: I can't see them willing to put in the kind
Speaker 9: of money that's gonna take to build a new stadium.
Speaker 3: Well, let me ask you this, just being practical as
Speaker 3: I am, why do we feel the need generally the
Speaker 3: so called the owners of the teams, or the fans
Speaker 3: or whatever, who is demanding all of these so called
Speaker 3: upgrades that are so damned costly a billion dollars. I
Speaker 3: understand taking care of what you own. It's something I
Speaker 3: really implore the City of Cincinnati elected officials to do
Speaker 3: with regard to our roads before they go building more
Speaker 3: stuff and things. But a road works if you keep
Speaker 3: it maintained. It doesn't need to be changed or altered.
Speaker 3: It provides the core function, which is to serve for
Speaker 3: my car to drive down the pay course. Stadium works.
Speaker 3: You can play football there, You can buy stuff there
Speaker 3: outrageously priced, yes, twelve dollars for a beer and seven
Speaker 3: dollars for a cheese cony. But it works. What's so
Speaker 3: wrong with it that it needs all kinds of huge
Speaker 3: upgrades maintenance improvements? Are people no longer going to attend
Speaker 3: a football game because we don't have a bigger jumbo
Speaker 3: tron or a better locker room. This all seems so
Speaker 3: superficial and shallow and frankly pointless.
Speaker 9: Well, at the end of the day, it really is.
Speaker 3: I'm good, I'm glad you can curt that.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I agree. I think a lot of this
Speaker 9: is just like it's just the price, it's what the
Speaker 9: fell want, it's what the demands across the NFL. So
Speaker 9: any of these I mean, at the end of the day,
Speaker 9: like if the lease is coming up in twenty six,
Speaker 9: so the Bengals have the leverage here to say, Okay,
Speaker 9: well this is what's happened across the NFL, and all
Speaker 9: these stadiums that were built a similar time, well, their
Speaker 9: leases are coming up to and this is what all
Speaker 9: their peers are asking for, and you know in new
Speaker 9: stadium and stadium upgrades. But a lot, a lot of
Speaker 9: this is A lot of this is window dressing.
Speaker 3: I guess it's not.
Speaker 9: It's not hardcore, like, yeah, yeah, there are I guess
Speaker 9: I guess again, Like you know, for a thirty year
Speaker 9: old what is it twenty five it was built in
Speaker 9: two thousand, so twenty four year old building, like you know,
Speaker 9: are there some things that need to be upgraded? Like yeah,
Speaker 9: but is it anything massively wrong with the building that
Speaker 9: it requires like up toward a billion dollars worth of
Speaker 9: uh you know, overhaul and belt and a lot of
Speaker 9: that stuff would be built and whistles types of things
Speaker 9: like you know, they just pumped up thirty nine million
Speaker 9: dollars into I think, you know, just new they put
Speaker 9: new new seats in the club level and then they're
Speaker 9: redoing like they expanded the bridge outside the stadium. I
Speaker 9: mean a lot of that stuff. Did you really have
Speaker 9: to have the bridge expanded? Did you really really have to?
Speaker 9: I mean, I mean really, I mean it's going to
Speaker 9: alleviate some pedestrian traffic, you know, eight days a year,
Speaker 9: but uh, did you you know what I mean like that? No? Right?
Speaker 9: I mean right, I mean you know what is there
Speaker 9: like eight eight nine, eight nine, ten games in a
Speaker 9: couple of concerts? I mean you know, so a dozen
Speaker 9: dozen days a year? Sorry for my mat there, yeah, right,
Speaker 9: Like but that's really what this. I mean how many
Speaker 9: years did Riverfront Stadium go and like did they rip
Speaker 9: out all the infrastructure inside and redo all of it
Speaker 9: over the years? I don't I don't remember, but yeah,
Speaker 9: I'm just saying, like, this is this whole wave of Okay,
Speaker 9: well you got all your new stadiums twenty twenty five
Speaker 9: years ago, and now here comes the wave again of like,
Speaker 9: well it's either a new stadium or it's a really
Speaker 9: really overhauled stadium and construction costs that costs even more
Speaker 9: to build the original thing. Yes, it's just really crazy.
Speaker 9: It's not just going on here. I think it's a
Speaker 9: little more of a touchy issue here because of how
Speaker 9: much money the pack taxpayers have paid versus some other
Speaker 9: places the taxpayers didn't have to bear as big of
Speaker 9: a burden and some other NFL cities.
Speaker 3: That's what literally certainly have. Jason Williams, one of the
Speaker 3: great points you made in the article. The Brown family
Speaker 3: apparently this is their sole source of revenue. They're not
Speaker 3: multi multi billionaires like so many other NFL team owners.
Speaker 3: Those guys or ladies as the case maybe, or corporations
Speaker 3: or groups of individuals can afford to put their own
Speaker 3: money where their mouth is and pay for it themselves
Speaker 3: since they're the ones that reaped the financial benefit of
Speaker 3: the ball the game's being played there. Fine, that's private
Speaker 3: industry and market. That's the way it's supposed to be.
Speaker 3: The idea that a private entity, a sports team is
Speaker 3: calling on the public, the taxpayer, to shoulder the burden
Speaker 3: of all these crazy upgrades. And I think you and
Speaker 3: I agree, most of which are completely unnecessary bells and
Speaker 3: whistles just to keep up with the other guy. Kind
Speaker 3: of like a small Genitalia thing going on here, Jason.
Speaker 3: But that is what is bothersome and troubling to me.
Speaker 3: And I think to most people, they're still going to
Speaker 3: go to the football games if they love the Bengals health.
Speaker 3: I think they go to the Cincinnati Gardens if it
Speaker 3: still existed, if the football if Bengals are going to
Speaker 3: play there, that's fan loyalty to play.
Speaker 9: But if the Bengals are going to win, it's all
Speaker 9: about well, how about the teams winning? No one cares,
Speaker 9: No one cares really where they're playing.
Speaker 3: Well, they're paying Joe Burrow a lot of money. Maybe
Speaker 3: they should put their resources into paying more, bigger salaries
Speaker 3: and recruiting better talent. I don't know, Jason, I don't
Speaker 3: disagree with that. Maybe that's a better expenditure of money.
Speaker 3: Oh my, it's it anyway, Yes, a.
Speaker 9: Bit of a I just want to, like I do
Speaker 9: I you know, really, I've been around the NFL and
Speaker 9: I've seen some of these places. I've been to Buffalo,
Speaker 9: I've been to Kansas City, and honestly, like, if you
Speaker 9: could go back twenty five years old, longer than that,
Speaker 9: into the mid nineties, and if there would have been
Speaker 9: more of a vision cast, like the stadium probably would
Speaker 9: have been better off, you know, building in the suburbs somewhere,
Speaker 9: and of course out of there would have been a
Speaker 9: whole other wave of people, you know, complaining and oh
Speaker 9: we're losing the Bengals to Warren County, and you know,
Speaker 9: I know it's there's always going to be adversity or
Speaker 9: a fight on any side of this that you would go.
Speaker 9: But I think if some reason, if some reason the
Speaker 9: Bengals said we're going to move to Warren County by
Speaker 9: the Tennis Center.
Speaker 3: I'm just choosing that.
Speaker 9: I don't know if that's enough lot of land, but
Speaker 9: I honestly don't think. I mean, there would be some
Speaker 9: Hamilton County politicians or political insider type, so it'd be like, oh, no,
Speaker 9: we can't let this happen. But I think for the
Speaker 9: most part, certainly Hamilton County taxpayer and fans, I don't
Speaker 9: think with care. Then of course you got Warren County
Speaker 9: taxpayers might be pretty upset, But at least I think.
Speaker 1: It would be a zero.
Speaker 9: It'd be a zero some game, and it wouldn't be
Speaker 9: this big. I don't think it would be this enormous,
Speaker 9: like oh my gosh, we're losing the Bengals or anything
Speaker 9: like that.
Speaker 3: No, and I agree with you on that. Hell, if
Speaker 3: they could build in a northern Kentucky the Greater Cincinnati
Speaker 3: Airport is in Kentucky. Parenthetically, it doesn't keep people from
Speaker 3: going there or laying claim to it. The Cincinnati Bengals
Speaker 3: could be in any part of the general tri state
Speaker 3: area and they'd still be the Cincinnati Bengals, and people
Speaker 3: wouldn't feel like they got stabbed in the back because
Speaker 3: of a threat to take the ball and run away
Speaker 3: to some other city with it, like some of the
Speaker 3: other teams have done. That does not show any respect
Speaker 3: for the fan. It is the complete nuking of the
Speaker 3: goodwill that they might otherwise have, as is demanding the
Speaker 3: taxpayers pay for all these bells and whistles and upgrades
Speaker 3: that really aren't necessary to play the game. Jason Williams.
Speaker 3: Cincinnati dot coms where you find Jason. He's a wonderful
Speaker 3: sports You should follow what he writes in the enquiry.
Speaker 3: Do that at Cincinnati dot com. Jason, you know you're
Speaker 3: always welcome on the program. I enjoy our conversations. I
Speaker 3: just appreciate the lighthearted nature of this one. And in
Speaker 3: spite of the practical financial reality that's going on here,
Speaker 3: take care of my friend. We'll talk again, Soona Hooks brother,
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