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Speaker 2: You may be, but I'm Ryan Thomas and I'm glad
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Speaker 2: Really didn't think you were gonna come back, Joe Scott.
Speaker 2: You had me worried. Well, this is like your first
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Speaker 2: Scoop of Bright Barton is first guest eighth five aw R. Hawkins,
Speaker 2: the firearms expert. What can we expect from the Harris
Speaker 2: Walls administration relating to the Second Amendment issues?
Speaker 1: I imagine a crackdown. YEP.
Speaker 2: A lot of people believe that these crazy people out
Speaker 2: in the world have been prodded and egged into and
Speaker 2: egged on into committing acts of violence and firearms, so
Speaker 2: they can be used as a pretext too well banned firearms,
Speaker 2: dangerous world in which we find ourselves. Asked if residents
Speaker 2: of Springfield started out yesterday talking about this reports of
Speaker 2: the twenty thousand migrant from hate Haiti who have invaded
Speaker 2: or otherwise been relocated into the tiny sixty thousand resident
Speaker 2: town of Springfield, Ohio, and that has gotten legs. Yesterday
Speaker 2: I was asking out loud, I mean, anybody in Springfield
Speaker 2: let me know if this is true or not. And
Speaker 2: I see some reports on some of the more fringey
Speaker 2: media outlets, and next thing, you know, everybody's reporting on
Speaker 2: this one just takes a little bit of time to
Speaker 2: find out that well, guess what, I guess it's true.
Speaker 2: Even our Ohio Attorney General says he's going to be
Speaker 2: trying to do something to stop the federal government from
Speaker 2: dumping migrants into the state. We'll get to that a
Speaker 2: little bit here. Daniel Davis deep Die, We get him
Speaker 2: every Tuesday at eight thirty. Today the latest on Hamas
Speaker 2: and Israel, as well as the latest in Ukraine. Things
Speaker 2: in Ukraine not looking good at all as far as
Speaker 2: the Ukrainians are concerned, widespread reports of deserters. When you
Speaker 2: just go and grab people out of their houses and
Speaker 2: put them in a uniform and expect them to fight
Speaker 2: when they don't want to fight, you don't have a
Speaker 2: really cohesive military and that seems to be one of
Speaker 2: the broader problems facing Ukraine right now. Anyhow, that plus
Speaker 2: is being well overwhelmed by a superior military force in
Speaker 2: the form of the Russian Army. So we'll see what
Speaker 2: Daniel Davis has to say about that. At eight thirty, Joe,
Speaker 2: you can open the phones up in case anybody wants
Speaker 2: to call five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty, five hundred,
Speaker 2: eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound five
Speaker 2: fifty on AT and T phones. I'd be more than
Speaker 2: happy to take your call anyway. Uh pivoting over, let
Speaker 2: us see here now, let's go ahead and mention Whathio
Speaker 2: Attorney General David Yo said yesterday. He announced that his
Speaker 2: office will be investigating how in terms of legal ways,
Speaker 2: the folks here in Ohio, him and others on behalf
Speaker 2: of Ohioan's in the United States, citizen regi citizen citizen
Speaker 2: regenerally can stop the current administration Biden Harris or is
Speaker 2: it Harris, from resettling massive numbers of foreign nationals into
Speaker 2: the state of Ohio. Again, the argument can be extended
Speaker 2: pretty much anywhere, pointing out that this massive increase in
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants in Ohio has taken past place over the
Speaker 2: past four years. The state's economic, medical, and education system
Speaker 2: Corddio's declaration and a press release, Yehost said he is
Speaker 2: now directing his office to research legal strategies on how
Speaker 2: to stop the White House from sending, in his word,
Speaker 2: unlimited numbers of migrants into Ohio. How many people can
Speaker 2: they be expected to take?
Speaker 1: He asked.
Speaker 2: This, of course, on the heels of the situation going
Speaker 2: on in Springfield. What are the limits to the federal
Speaker 2: government's power? Could the federal government simply funnel into Ohio
Speaker 2: all the millions of migrants flooded in under the current
Speaker 2: administration's watch. It's a wonderful rhetorical question. There's got to
Speaker 2: be a limiting principle, he pointed out. We're going to
Speaker 2: find a way to get this disaster in front of
Speaker 2: a federal judge. Now, the problem that we're dealing with
Speaker 2: here is the current laws on the books aren't being enforced.
Speaker 2: They're treating the whole immigration system on an Ada hog basis,
Speaker 2: with the current administration, of course, facilitating the influx of
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants. Sign up on an app, We'll fly you
Speaker 2: into the country. Coming across the border. We're letting you in.
Speaker 2: You get a court day ten years down the road.
Speaker 2: Have fun wire here. I throw our bases to keep
Speaker 2: people out of the country. We all know under the
Speaker 2: Trump administration at least enforced it to a much greater degree.
Speaker 1: Obviously it can be legal to do that.
Speaker 2: Numerous court challenges, and basically Trump administration was successful in
Speaker 2: its efforts to slow and curb be what now is
Speaker 2: unlimited number of people flowing across the borders, both southern
Speaker 2: and northern. In addition to training government resources, YOS also
Speaker 2: allege locals in the state have been complaining about migrants
Speaker 2: causing car crashes, squatting in homes, killing wildlife for food.
Speaker 2: That was the other one that was going on the
Speaker 2: day that again coming from Springfield in the town hall meetings.
Speaker 2: And I've got the letter actually the City of Springfield's
Speaker 2: letter from July eighth, signed by the city manager pointing
Speaker 2: out most recently, Springfield has seen a surge in population
Speaker 2: through immigration that has significantly impacted our ability as a
Speaker 2: community to produce enough housing opportunities for all spring Ultation
Speaker 2: population has increased fifteen to twenty thousand people over the
Speaker 2: last four years in a community of just over sixty
Speaker 2: thousand previous residents, putting a significant strain on our resources
Speaker 2: and ability to provide ample housing for all of our residents.
Speaker 2: Despite two thousand additional housing units set to come online
Speaker 2: over the next year to five years, this is still
Speaker 2: not enough. Again, without further support at the federal level,
Speaker 2: communities like Springfield are set up to fail in being
Speaker 2: able to meet the housing needs of its residents. Well
Speaker 2: that's housing alone. School resources. I know there have been complaints,
Speaker 2: and some of them noted the town hall meetings they've had.
Speaker 2: You have Haitian children who don't speak English. That's a
Speaker 2: strain on resources in and of itself. You have separate
Speaker 2: facilities for Haitians who are struggling with mastery of the
Speaker 2: English language, or even have any knowledge of the English language.
Speaker 1: How can you teach children?
Speaker 2: Most notably, if you think about Haiti, Oh my god,
Speaker 2: It's just it's been a terrible, terrible economic and corrupt
Speaker 2: system and country for so many years. How likely is
Speaker 2: it that the young Haitian folks who come into the
Speaker 2: neighborhood and going to schools even have a foundation in
Speaker 2: education in their own language, sus that such of that
Speaker 2: knowledge could be transferred over in their brains once they
Speaker 2: understand and comprehend English, and therefore consider an English classroom
Speaker 2: and study. Okay, yeah, I had math class, and I
Speaker 2: achieved my math up until a certain age while speaking
Speaker 2: Haitian or Creole or whatever the language dialect is there.
Speaker 2: Now that I know how to speak English, I can
Speaker 2: at least understand mathematical concepts on the level that I
Speaker 2: learned it back in Haiti. Did they learn anything in
Speaker 2: Haiti up until the moment they came here? Young people?
Speaker 2: I don't know what the education system's like, but if
Speaker 2: the United States, the wealthiest country on the planet, has
Speaker 2: a failing education system where only a small percentage of
Speaker 2: eighth graders can read at appropriate level, or a fewer
Speaker 2: percentage of eighth graders can comprehend mathematics at the expected level,
Speaker 2: well I imagine Haiti's a lot worse. So just one
Speaker 2: extra problem there. And going back to Springfield, I mentioned
Speaker 2: the city manager's letter, and that was referenced in connection
Speaker 2: with this article about Yo's trying to figure out some
Speaker 2: legal solution on all of our behalves. One resident to
Speaker 2: the Springfield City I told Springfield City commissioners during an
Speaker 2: August meeting, most recently, I have men that cannot speak
Speaker 2: English in my front yard, screaming at me, throwing mattresses
Speaker 2: in my front yard, throwing trash from my front yard.
Speaker 2: One resident referred to as Noel since she felt unsafe
Speaker 2: because a number of homeless migrants were allegedly camped down
Speaker 2: in her neighborhood and some even camping out in her
Speaker 2: front yard. She said, and I quote this, look at me.
Speaker 2: I weigh ninety five pounds. I couldn't defend myself if
Speaker 2: I had to. Well, I would talk to a w
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Speaker 6: What is that?
Speaker 2: Where we've come? So people who otherwise might not be
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Speaker 2: simply because our federal government has failed to keep us
Speaker 2: safe from some very, very very dangerous people who have
Speaker 2: no legal right to be in our country in the
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Speaker 1: No, not all migrants.
Speaker 2: Are criminals, but apparently a pretty damn sizable amount are.
Speaker 2: We have a huge Venezuela and promin appears at Venezuela
Speaker 2: just emptied out its prison and dumped them into the
Speaker 2: United States of America. I just read an article this
Speaker 2: morning Venezuela and crime has dropped dropped. I guess that's
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Speaker 2: And Springfield not the only one. This is a problem,
Speaker 2: that's it's unrolling all across this great land of ours.
Speaker 2: We got a problem in Alabama as well. City council
Speaker 2: meeting people, upset situations, a mess. And you note that
Speaker 2: the city of Springfield has asked for federal government help
Speaker 2: it's a common theme city managers Springfield. In that letter,
Speaker 2: I just meant in the last segment without further support
Speaker 2: at the federal level. Now what kind of support does
Speaker 2: that mean? Does that means shutting down the border? Does
Speaker 2: that mean money? And I think that means money. That's
Speaker 2: the same thing the Alabama councils having to deal with,
Speaker 2: as well as state leaders, demand answers from the federal
Speaker 2: government while migrants appear to be in the county illegally,
Speaker 2: actually legally under the temporary prospective protective status that's the
Speaker 2: one that's been extended to Haitian nationals by Homelands Security
Speaker 2: Secretary Alejandro and majorcas Here. Just sign up on an
Speaker 2: app and you can come on in under temporary protected status.
Speaker 2: Sila Couga, I'm trying. I think that's right. S y
Speaker 2: La Cauga, Silah Cauga. It's a city just south of
Speaker 2: Talladega Speedway. The city council President Tivity Nicks had to
Speaker 2: curtail public comments. She shut down public comment while residents
Speaker 2: were demanding some accountability for the illegal immigrants. He shut
Speaker 2: up in the city and she said we're done. After
Speaker 2: one of the residents I named David Phillips was criticized
Speaker 2: in the Council's attitude is entirely unacceptable. So rather than
Speaker 2: allow the debate to continue, we're just shutting it down.
Speaker 2: This guy said, hey, he's a failed state. The president
Speaker 2: there was assassinated in twenty twenty one. There is no
Speaker 2: way the state department can vet these individuals. That's another
Speaker 2: component of the Springfield problem. Are they vetted? Who are
Speaker 2: they or do they have a terrorist background? We have
Speaker 2: no blanking idea. Another resident is where the school problem
Speaker 2: shows up. How the local schools are going to be
Speaker 2: on to handle the new migrants. They speak French Creole,
Speaker 2: not English. That was the language. I was trying to
Speaker 2: recall that I from the last segment earlier in the meeting.
Speaker 2: The president the next said, there's no reason to launch
Speaker 2: a municipal investigation. That people should not treat others differently
Speaker 2: because of how they look. That is not what people
Speaker 2: are doing. That is not the motivation for expressing concern
Speaker 2: over this. We flip it back over to Springfield. We
Speaker 2: had a resident there mixing that exact claim that this
Speaker 2: is somehow racism motivated Diana Daniel's as we said, counties
Speaker 2: or countries rather are defined by their culture and their language,
Speaker 2: not to the color. When folks stand up here and
Speaker 2: describe what's happening to them, meaning the residents of Springfield,
Speaker 2: and them being overwhelmed by having the population of the
Speaker 2: city almost double over four years, that's the problem. It's
Speaker 2: not who's the color of their skin. Anyway, When folks
Speaker 2: stand up here and describe what is happening to them,
Speaker 2: they're often painted with the broad brush of racism. That
Speaker 2: has nothing to do with it. Shame on you, well,
Speaker 2: stated Diana. That's what this person down in Alabama is
Speaker 2: trying to suggest. State Representative bench Jamin Robbins, again going
Speaker 2: back to the problem presented in Alabama, wrote a lot
Speaker 2: of Thursday to Allehandra Maorca is demanding federal response, releasing
Speaker 2: my disc Recently, my district has had an influx of
Speaker 2: Haitian immigrants. You and your agency have failed into responsibility
Speaker 2: to notify our community of the relocation of refugees, provide
Speaker 2: any information to local leaders, or answer any questions. He
Speaker 2: said he was going to demand Congress investigative Department of
Speaker 2: Homeland Security does nothing. I put a little lol after that.
Speaker 2: One city, one tiny city in Alabama, Springfield one small
Speaker 2: city in Ohio, just two of thousands of cities across
Speaker 2: this great land of ours. Are we going to do
Speaker 2: an investigation of each and every city and why federal
Speaker 2: authorities didn't coordinate their efforts to relocate these folks, gave
Speaker 2: them no notice, just plopped them down in the middle
Speaker 2: of the night. My understanding, it's happening here every single
Speaker 2: day of the week. Local news not reporting on it
Speaker 2: because we have to rely on something like cats being
Speaker 2: strung up in trees and Springfield to get legs. So
Speaker 2: some national media will finally wake up to it and go, huh,
Speaker 2: maybe this is a problem that isn't being widely reported.
Speaker 2: Enquirir WCPO WXIX, Fox nineteen, Channel five. Anybody you want
Speaker 2: to go out and check this out. Talk to my
Speaker 2: listener Bobby. He shows up over the KFC on I
Speaker 2: think it's seven forty seven. He says, twice a day
Speaker 2: the bus comes and drops off illegal immigrants and they
Speaker 2: are immediately spirited away by some non governmental organization. He
Speaker 2: described it as an extremely well organized operation. I had
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Speaker 2: I don't know where the signature gathering is. We have
Speaker 2: this proposal circulated by Tom Brigman, to put six hundred
Speaker 2: million dollars with the Railroad Fund into an interest earning
Speaker 2: or a investment account like the Railroad Money to generate
Speaker 2: money annually to help city own property owners pay their
Speaker 2: real estate taxes. Six hundred million dollars. It's a lot
Speaker 2: of money we have now, a local news WX actual reporting.
Speaker 2: The City Task Force has completed a study on how
Speaker 2: to help homeowners struggling to pay on their property taxes.
Speaker 2: Timing couldn't be better for the CINCINNTI Property Tax Force,
Speaker 2: which for sened its findings and suggestions during the Budget
Speaker 2: and Finance Committee session yesterday. Mark Jefferies, councilman led the
Speaker 2: task force, says property tax increases have impacted most lower
Speaker 2: income homeowners than those unfixed and those unfixed incomes. Naturally,
Speaker 2: they would suggestions from the Cincinnati Property Task Force. So
Speaker 2: what did I say? They want to put the proposals circular.
Speaker 2: The ballot petition wants to put six hundred million in
Speaker 2: a fund that's invested. This task force suggests providing one
Speaker 2: million dollars to a fund that will help homeowners with
Speaker 2: delinquent taxes. Joe how Long do you think that fund
Speaker 2: would last? You think a week and a half. I
Speaker 2: give it like fifteen minutes. It says it's going to
Speaker 2: be doled out on a first come, first serve basis,
Speaker 2: So if you're not in line in in the queue
Speaker 2: up front, watch that money disappear in a moment's time. Also,
Speaker 2: the proposal unlock federal and private funding to invest in
Speaker 2: the reduction of energy bills.
Speaker 1: Wire energy bills so high.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's right, climate change, and automatically enroll senior residence
Speaker 2: for a homestead exemption credit. I have no problem with
Speaker 2: automatically enrolling senior resident for something that they are automatically
Speaker 2: or entitled to already without having to change the law.
Speaker 2: But I don't think one million dollars is going to
Speaker 2: solve the property de linkulent property tax problem in the
Speaker 2: City of Cincinnati. And again he said, the fund that
Speaker 2: we doled out on a first come, first serve basis,
Speaker 2: and the city needs to be ready for that. These
Speaker 2: dollars are coming down early next year. We need to
Speaker 2: train our workforce now. If you don't have a pipeline
Speaker 2: of products projects now, we won't be ready in the
Speaker 2: early part of next year period. And we'll lose out
Speaker 2: let you steal on that one for a while. Oh,
Speaker 2: Duke Energy wants a ray hike. I brought this up yesterday.
Speaker 2: Joey had the story. Put it out again, but just
Speaker 2: a reminder. As the task force tries to figure out
Speaker 2: if they can unlock federal and private funding to invest
Speaker 2: in the reduction of energy bills. Duke Energy, of course,
Speaker 2: is having a hearing tonight Tuesday City Council Chambers about
Speaker 2: the proposed rate increase.
Speaker 1: You can be there.
Speaker 2: It starts at six pm and they are welcoming comments. Well,
Speaker 2: maybe not welcoming them, but there'll be an opportunity for
Speaker 2: comments from the community. Eight year old girl dad after
Speaker 2: an ATV crash over the weekend north of Kentucky sad
Speaker 2: eight year old Ma Hackey on an ATV with her
Speaker 2: dad and a sibling when an Owen County sheriffs off
Speaker 2: his deputy say the ATV flipped over while going down
Speaker 2: a hill. Happened six pm Saturday in the Owen County
Speaker 2: Grant County line, just north of Jonesville. No one in
Speaker 2: the ATV was wearing a helmet. The deputy pointed out
Speaker 2: this young girl, eight years old died from her injuries.
Speaker 2: Corn to the deputy, her dad and sibling did survive.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine having to live your life under this that.
Speaker 1: Oh so sad?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 1: Let us see here. Since a public school, let's see no,
Speaker 1: there we go.
Speaker 2: Since a school, students are required to magnetically lock their
Speaker 2: cell phones in pouches. Public schools say the It's yonder
Speaker 2: Pouch policy, Yon dr Most high school districts have implemented.
Speaker 2: This is about cutting down a distraction improving academic performance.
Speaker 2: According to Brandon Craig's CPS board member, I think there's
Speaker 2: a lot of students who are actually going to benefit
Speaker 2: from being free from distraction Amen CPS board member doctor
Speaker 2: Kareem mult Creem Moffitt said Hughes High School experience a
Speaker 2: thirty eight percent decrease in ninth grade failures. Wow fight
Speaker 2: enthusiasm behind the policy. One Walnut Hill's student, there's always
Speaker 2: one thinks to be unintended consequences. Aiden Mulholland, junior, one
Speaker 2: of the Hill's high school speaking with I Guess WCPO,
Speaker 2: said there's just so many things that could go wrong.
Speaker 2: Kids can miss their buses, they mix extra miss extracurriculars,
Speaker 2: you started a petition over at CPS to ban these pouches.
Speaker 2: As of Monday, it had more than twenty eight hundred signatures.
Speaker 2: He also pointed out, and the only way parents can
Speaker 2: contact their kids is through multiple people at the school,
Speaker 2: calling it too slow. Oh, if this young man had
Speaker 2: only been able to grow up in the period of
Speaker 2: time that people my age grew up in where you
Speaker 2: didn't have cell phones, you didn't even have email, there
Speaker 2: was no Internet. You had to work these things out
Speaker 2: in advance with mom and dad. And you're right, Joe,
Speaker 2: there was no reason for them to contact you at school.
Speaker 6: Joe.
Speaker 2: Can you think of a single situation where your mom
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Speaker 2: unknown reason?
Speaker 1: Never?
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Speaker 2: a happy Tuesday, too, can I watch the debate tonight
Speaker 2: late night for me, considering I normally got a bet
Speaker 2: at eight, but I am going to stay up for
Speaker 2: that one historic, obviously most historic, and probably most important
Speaker 2: presidential debate ever since it's the only time that two
Speaker 2: are going to be fighting against each other squaring off.
Speaker 2: Maybet an opportunity to learn what the Kamala Harris is
Speaker 2: or where she is on the issues, and many times
Speaker 2: over the phones I mentioned his name. Look who called Bobby,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the program, Happy.
Speaker 12: Tuesday, Happy debate day, my brother.
Speaker 2: Yes, indeed you're going to stay up and watch it,
Speaker 2: aren't you. Oh of course I knew you would.
Speaker 12: I just I just hope the Trump's tra missions mentioned
Speaker 12: something about Springfield.
Speaker 6: That'd be great.
Speaker 2: It would be great, wouldn't it. But just one of
Speaker 2: a growing, growing, growing number of problems apparently that have
Speaker 2: existed out there for quite a long time.
Speaker 1: It's just we're now getting wind of it.
Speaker 12: One solution, and we could talk to the people up
Speaker 12: theres Springfield of their city council get out here. But
Speaker 12: we've got a lot of empty seats on those MgO
Speaker 12: buses heading back to New York. You know it's a
Speaker 12: short distance between there and here. Yeah, you're good, head
Speaker 12: and ship and run up to New York.
Speaker 2: And you say you have literally witnessed on multiple occasions
Speaker 2: bussing dropping buses dropping off military age Chinese illegal immigrants. Now,
Speaker 2: as I pointed out to you yesterday, we had a
Speaker 2: conversation about this, I wouldn't know an illegal immigrant just
Speaker 2: to look at them from across the street. I don't
Speaker 2: know what their immigration status is, but you're saying Chinese
Speaker 2: military age men are people coming from Chinatown in New
Speaker 2: York and being dropped off here.
Speaker 12: Yes, there's that. Are all dress the same way. There's
Speaker 12: never a woman with them. All military grade, all about
Speaker 12: the same. They all carry the same backpacks. I've got
Speaker 12: one of them. Yeah, i'd been going on three and
Speaker 12: a half years.
Speaker 2: How'd you liberate one of those backpacks from a young
Speaker 2: to military age Chinese man, Bobby Dway, you even need to.
Speaker 12: Ask that, I tell you, I'll take exactly what it was.
Speaker 12: One of them emptied it out, took it off and
Speaker 12: threw it over the fence by mitchells Oh school of
Speaker 12: their pair school.
Speaker 1: Okay, anything else on your mind today.
Speaker 6: Bobby, that's it, my brother.
Speaker 12: You have a great day, and welcome Joe back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's nice to have Joe back. That is for
Speaker 2: sure appreciated, Bobby. Take care of yourself. Over to the
Speaker 2: stack is too. But I thought this was rather funny.
Speaker 2: California state senator forced, at least stay alleged forced a
Speaker 2: former stafford to do sexual favors for her whilst she
Speaker 2: was his boss as part of a quid quote quid
Speaker 2: pro quote say it right Thomas relationship that left him
Speaker 2: riddled with back and hip injuries. According to the lawsuit
Speaker 2: allegations wait for It. Senator Marie Alvardo, Gill's former chief
Speaker 2: of staff guy named Chad Condit, fought the lawsuits. Allegend
Speaker 2: the lawmaker, longtime Democrat he just recently jump shipped to
Speaker 2: the Republican Party, pressured him into performing sex acts on
Speaker 2: her while they traveled for work. Mary Day claims he
Speaker 2: relented and performed the acts on his boss over the
Speaker 2: years as part of a sex base quid pro quo
Speaker 2: relationship to protect his job. This any lawsuit bod in
Speaker 2: Sacramento Superior Court. On their final final encounter, Condit alleges
Speaker 2: he suffered a debilitating back injury while having to quote
Speaker 2: twist and contort close quote while performing a specific sexual
Speaker 2: act on her in the car, claiming he got three
Speaker 2: herniated disc and a collapse hipped as a consequence of
Speaker 2: performing this specific act. Condon alleged he was then fired
Speaker 2: in December after repeatedly making clear that the sexual advances
Speaker 2: were no longer welcoming that he was undergoing back surgery.
Speaker 2: This was a sex based quid pro co relationship and
Speaker 2: of unwelcome advances and sexual behaviors, coupled with punishment and
Speaker 2: flexing of power. According to the complaint, Levardo Gill, portrayed
Speaker 2: in the suit as an erratic and controlling boss, allegedly
Speaker 2: inflicted his sexually dominating abuse of authority in power. Condis
Speaker 2: a former Congressman Gary Conda of California, first started working
Speaker 2: for her when she ran for Senate in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: ultimately became her chief of staff.
Speaker 12: Keep your stupid mouth shut.
Speaker 2: That's not how he injured his back. Joe I didn't
Speaker 2: specify what sexual act he had to perform the result
Speaker 2: of him herniating his discs, but he could not perform
Speaker 2: that act if he kept his stupid mouth shut. That's enough,
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Speaker 2: the stack is stupid.
Speaker 1: You can call though, So this is a.
Speaker 2: Relatable article to the one where the guy injured himself
Speaker 2: having to perform vigorous sexual acts on the senator from California. Possibly,
Speaker 2: see that was my article. I pulled that one out.
Speaker 2: You pulled this one out independently, as if we had
Speaker 2: some sort of mind meld. I can't go into the
Speaker 2: specific of it, but Strekker always is trying to throw
Speaker 2: me a curveball, and here's today's curveball. A broken penis
Speaker 2: what really happens to a broken That's the headline, just
Speaker 2: reading the sentence here. The gruesome reality of penile injuries
Speaker 2: has been revealed in a new educational video on YouTube
Speaker 2: from the Institute of Human Anatomy, specializing in human could
Speaker 2: have a research. This apparently happens to one in every
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand American men. Broken penis not life threatening.
Speaker 2: Injuries may require surgery, and I cannot go into the
Speaker 2: details of the surgery because it pains me to read them.
Speaker 2: Since I read them once, I'm not going to do
Speaker 2: that to myself again. Unlike bone fractures, a penl fracture
Speaker 2: involves tearing of the connective fibers here's another sentence, You're
Speaker 2: going to love. The faint sound of a snap or
Speaker 2: pop usually accompanies the gut wrenching pain of a penal fracture.
Speaker 2: After an explanation of anatomy, the researcher Jonathan Bennion in
Speaker 2: this video explains how these injuries occur and what complications
Speaker 2: can happen. He describes certain positions which can result in this,
Speaker 2: which I won't go into quote in a way, in
Speaker 2: a way, it's kind of an aiming issue. You missed
Speaker 2: the target you are going for in hit and immovable object.
Speaker 4: Now, who can argue with that?
Speaker 2: And where else do we most solve an experienced penal
Speaker 2: vigor than during sex. That's why unusual or acrobatic sex
Speaker 2: positions are the quickest way to pan aal injury and
Speaker 2: should be approached with caution and communicated clearly between partners,
Speaker 2: the anatomy experts suggested, And don't get in contorted positions
Speaker 2: in an automobile with your senator because apparently that can
Speaker 2: result in her neated lower lombard discs. Moving over Las Vegas,
Speaker 2: we have a convenience store clerk arrested for allegedly beating
Speaker 2: a man with a baseball bat for taking too much
Speaker 2: nacho cheese. Las Vegas Metropolitan Police arrested forteen to seven
Speaker 2: year old Myron Bully last week on suspicion of attempted
Speaker 2: murder and battery with a deadly weapon. Rest report says
Speaker 2: they got to call early morning Tuesday, September third, at
Speaker 2: a person bleeding near a gas station. As just found
Speaker 2: the victim lining of the sidewalk, face covered in blood.
Speaker 2: Man said he couldn't tell what happened. He was taken
Speaker 2: to the medical center via ambulance. Staff members told the
Speaker 2: police the man was suffering from two different blank brain bleeds,
Speaker 2: multiple skull fractures, and facial bone fractures, injuries considered life
Speaker 2: threatening at the time the report was written. Person called
Speaker 2: nine one one told police he saw the victim on
Speaker 2: the ground while pumping gas and asked the store clerk
Speaker 2: to call nine one one. Clerk responded, quote, I'm not
Speaker 2: going to call nine one one. He better have learned
Speaker 2: a lesson the clerk. This bully guy told officers he
Speaker 2: was upset the victim too much took too much cheese
Speaker 2: from the nacho cheese machine, so he told the victim
Speaker 2: to leave and not break things, victim left the store
Speaker 2: returned a few minutes later. The victim said he would
Speaker 2: not leave without the nachos, so bully pushed him out
Speaker 2: and then hit him with a baseball bat just a
Speaker 2: police took him in the custody. Bully complained that the
Speaker 2: victims started talking s word aw said he hit the
Speaker 2: man twice and could he once in the head, but
Speaker 2: police reviewed the surveillance video from inside the store and
Speaker 2: saw the bully hit him multiple times. Held in the
Speaker 2: clerk had a detention center in a ten thousand dollars bond.
Speaker 2: Preliminary hearing scheduled for the twenty.
Speaker 3: Third Idiots doing idiot things because there idiots.
Speaker 2: Indeed, let's see here, Yeah, I got time twudo. Two
Speaker 2: veneros facing capital murder charges in Texas after allegedly setting
Speaker 2: up a man via social media by possibly offering him
Speaker 2: sex in a robbery ploy ending in death eighteen year
Speaker 2: old Nathaniel Hall and twenty one year old Jasmine Williams
Speaker 2: Why are you doing that? And a sixteen year old
Speaker 2: boy who's not been identified publicly behind bars for the
Speaker 2: death of a twenty year old Carmen Montrey Anderson, Smith
Speaker 2: County Sheriff's old reporters at a press conference. Deputies were
Speaker 2: called to a car fire. When the firefighters extinguished the flames,
Speaker 2: they found a man later identified as Anderson dead in
Speaker 2: the trunk, suffering from several gunshot wounds. Smith said detectively
Speaker 2: would identify Hall as a possible suspect, along with Williams,
Speaker 2: his girlfriend, and the sixteen year old who's described as
Speaker 2: a friend. Tectis believed the trio lord Anderson on social
Speaker 2: media from his death Alice home, possibly for sex where
Speaker 2: suspects planned to do a rip, which is slang for robbery.
Speaker 2: At some point, Anderson was murdered corner the Smith. Neighbors
Speaker 2: reported gunshots in the area of Hall's home the night
Speaker 2: of his Anderson's death. Also, Hall's mother reportedly told deputies
Speaker 2: her son had been with friends, including Williams and a juvenile.
Speaker 2: After the shooting, the three stuffed Anderson into the truck
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Speaker 13: Thank you. I hope you had a wonderful I know
Speaker 13: it's not Tuesday, but I still hope you had a
Speaker 13: wonderful weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll say, and I'm Donald.
Speaker 13: If I was I was, I was advising Donald Trump tonight,
Speaker 13: I would tell him this the biggest story in the
Speaker 13: in the United States right now regarding the press anything.
Speaker 13: I think this story out of Springfield, Ohio, And when
Speaker 13: Kamala Harris wants to talk about how Donald Trump is
Speaker 13: just an angry old man, I would lean into it
Speaker 13: and say, yeah, I am angry. I am angry that
Speaker 13: our country is being ran over because you are flying
Speaker 13: people from all over the world into places that are
Speaker 13: not prepared or ready for any of this. I am
Speaker 13: angry that some of these migrants, whether it is in Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 13: whether it is I read a story about in Spokane,
Speaker 13: some migrant aa old eagle and they hunted it down
Speaker 13: in front of people the other over the weekend.
Speaker 6: And it's all over this.
Speaker 13: Country that this is now coming out that this is happening,
Speaker 13: that this is occurring. But what I'm really angry about
Speaker 13: is that there is an eight year old boy dead
Speaker 13: because you flew people in from Haiti out of in Springfield,
Speaker 13: Ohio that did not have to die.
Speaker 14: And that is what I am angry about.
Speaker 13: And there are millions of Americans all over this country
Speaker 13: who are angry about this forced migration into this country.
Speaker 13: And it doesn't it doesn't matter if they're white, black,
Speaker 13: Hispanic Asians. They're angry that people are coming in who
Speaker 13: are unvetted and they are not necessarily the best people
Speaker 13: are bring into our country to make the United States better.
Speaker 13: I'd lean into that and just say, yes, I am angry.
Speaker 13: I'm angry at you, and so are so many and
Speaker 13: so are hundreds of millions of other people.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 2: Brother, I think it's an excellent point. I hope he
Speaker 2: knocks it out of the park along the lines of
Speaker 2: what you're saying, and that's Springfield story has really gotten legs.
Speaker 2: I mean, yesterday I was questioning the legitimacy of it
Speaker 2: because it was only reported like in two places, and
Speaker 2: you know, the words of one person relating a story
Speaker 2: from her sister about a cat being slaughtered in the
Speaker 2: next story. It's sort of twice removed from the actual
Speaker 2: person experiencing the event, but it's spread beyond, far beyond that.
Speaker 2: It's really drawn attention and the mayor of the city.
Speaker 2: The letter that she wrote or he wrote I can't
Speaker 2: recall to Alexander Maiorcis about the problem as now widely
Speaker 2: being circulated, and it points out a city of sixty
Speaker 2: thousand people now has over the past four years grown
Speaker 2: by twenty thousand just because of Haitian immigrants being flown
Speaker 2: into our country by the Biden administration. It's a great point,
Speaker 2: and no city is equipped to deal with the volumes
Speaker 2: of illegal immigrants. Look at New York, Well, I shouldn't
Speaker 2: point to New York, since they were financially troubled anyway,
Speaker 2: like a lot of the liberal cities. But the bigger
Speaker 2: the city, the more likely you think they'd had the
Speaker 2: resources necessary to house the influx of mass quantities of people.
Speaker 2: But no, they struggle mightily with the cost and the
Speaker 2: price tag of that.
Speaker 6: Anyhow.
Speaker 2: Over to William mcgern about the debate tonight, and it's
Speaker 2: just an indictment of the mainstream media and it's well deserved,
Speaker 2: and thank you William mcgern for pointing it out. The
Speaker 2: press failure inflates the debate. And here we are, I mean,
Speaker 2: here we stand. I mean we are just so close
Speaker 2: to early votings starting and we don't have Kamala Harris's positions?
Speaker 2: How is that even possible? Just kind of struggled in it.
Speaker 2: Why how can someone could even cast a vote for
Speaker 2: the Harris Waltz ticket when they don't know what they
Speaker 2: stand for? Not Trump God anyway, he writes. Presidents debates
Speaker 2: typically don't determine the outcome of elections, notwithstanding the large
Speaker 2: television audiences they draw on the dramatic moments they produce.
Speaker 2: But Tuesday Night Tonight's dust up between Trump and Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris may be different. Press failure has inflated it into
Speaker 2: the seminal event of the Trump Harris rates because reporters
Speaker 2: haven't insisted Miss Harris answer basic questions. The debate, moderated
Speaker 2: by ABC News may provide the only moment in the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four election when Americans get to see how
Speaker 2: Miss Harris performs under pressure. This failure would be appalling
Speaker 2: at any time, and it is but the circumstances of
Speaker 2: Miss har Us' campaign turned simple media bias into journalistic malpractice.
Speaker 2: Vice President secured the top spot of the Democratic ticket
Speaker 2: without having to contest a single primary and therefore without
Speaker 2: having to lay out and defend her record. This leaves
Speaker 2: her largely unknown to American voters. The situation, miss Harris
Speaker 2: is now exploiting to reinvent herself as a moderate challenger
Speaker 2: rather than a woke incumbent. In addition, Miss Harris is
Speaker 2: a motherload of unanswered questions on most of the issues
Speaker 2: that wants to find her. This includes her previous support
Speaker 2: for everything from defunding the police and banning plastic straws
Speaker 2: to getting rid of immigrations and customs enforcement and starting
Speaker 2: from scratch, stances she now apparently disavows it appears by
Speaker 2: Senator Tom Cotton on eightyc's This Week in August shows
Speaker 2: how the press lets her off the hook. When mister
Speaker 2: Cotton brought up Misserras's support for eliminating private health insurance,
Speaker 2: which the Medicare for All policies Espouse in twenty nineteen
Speaker 2: would do, host Jonathan Carl interjected to Miss Harris said
Speaker 2: she no longer holds that position. Mister Cotton pushed back, quote,
Speaker 2: she has not said that, he correctly pointed out anonymous
Speaker 2: aids may have said that she no longer holds a
Speaker 2: position she once did, but we haven't heard from the
Speaker 2: candidate herself. Did he have a big CNN interview for
Speaker 2: which Miss Harris brought long a running mate, Tim Wallas
Speaker 2: to cut into the time that she would have to
Speaker 2: take questions moderated? Dana Bash did make a showing or
Speaker 2: a show of asking Miss Harris about flipping on fracking,
Speaker 2: but she wasn't pressed on her biggest non answer of
Speaker 2: the evening quote, my values have not changed, something that
Speaker 2: Bernie Sanders I think said the quiet part out loud
Speaker 2: the other day when he was asked about it. What
Speaker 2: about all this flip flocking, Bernie? What's going on there?
Speaker 2: Her values haven't changed. She's still the same person in
Speaker 2: principle that she's always has been, which I think is revealing.
Speaker 2: She's only ch changed. Her position to try to get
Speaker 2: elected is pretty much boiled down a quote of what
Speaker 2: he said. Can you believe her now or do you
Speaker 2: believe what she really campaigned on back in twenty nineteen?
Speaker 2: In her positions in elected office since, including her time
Speaker 2: as Vice president. Anyway, excuse me back to mister mcgarn,
Speaker 2: It's unlikely mss Basher's CNN would accept such an evasion
Speaker 2: for mister Trumper as running ma JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: Mister Vance did his own interview with Ms Bass or
Speaker 2: missus Bass. She rightly grilled him on abortion and comments
Speaker 2: made about mister Walls's characterization of his service in the
Speaker 2: Minnesota National Guard. But it's worth watching the two interviews
Speaker 2: to see the very different tones Miss Bash took toward
Speaker 2: Vance and Harris. In short, Harris is getting a pass
Speaker 2: bad enough that fifty six days from the election, she
Speaker 2: still isn't giving interviews or holding news conferences. A far
Speaker 2: greater scandal is that a free press isn't demanding that
Speaker 2: she do so. It's hard to fault Miss Harris. Her
Speaker 2: strategy is a sign that she knows her liabilities. Her
Speaker 2: campaign is trying to get through the next eight weeks
Speaker 2: avoiding events where she might have to answer an unscripted
Speaker 2: question or explain the details of say inflation. Tim Aris
Speaker 2: knows they don't go very well for her. Take the
Speaker 2: recent role out of her economic platform. Most notable for
Speaker 2: her call for a federal ban on price gouging. Even
Speaker 2: the Washington Post call her plan full of populist gimmicks,
Speaker 2: and former Bona administration economist Jason Furman told The New
Speaker 2: York Times that it is not sensible policy. His words,
Speaker 2: message taken. Better to stick to fuzzy, feel good themes
Speaker 2: like joy or to call mister Trump afellon. It isn't
Speaker 2: the first time a Democratic presidential candidate's benefited from a domestic,
Speaker 2: domesticated press. One reason Miss Harris is her party's nominee
Speaker 2: is that the press covered up President Biden's mental decline.
Speaker 2: By the time the June twenty seventh debate with Trump
Speaker 2: exposed those Biden's condition for all the American people to
Speaker 2: see it, it was too late for primaries. It was
Speaker 2: much the same in twenty twenty when New York Post
Speaker 2: broke the story of Hunter Biden's laptop three weeks before
Speaker 2: the election. Because the computer contained evidence of Hunter's sleazy
Speaker 2: overseas business dealings while his dad was Vice president, the
Speaker 2: press buried it. Today, the received wisdom is that sooner
Speaker 2: or later Harris will have to give interviews and press conference.
Speaker 2: Is like normal candidate, perhaps, but she has a decent
Speaker 2: shot at winning the White House because her campaign is
Speaker 2: running out the clock before anyone can answer her a
Speaker 2: tough question. Tonight of the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia,
Speaker 2: Miss Harris and mister Trump will have at it for
Speaker 2: ninety minutes. Ironically, this is a great point he makes. Ironically,
Speaker 2: the low expectations for Miss Harris may be an advantage.
Speaker 2: All she has to do is not humiliar ate herself
Speaker 2: and her performance will be hailed as a triumph. Let
Speaker 2: that sink in. I thought that was an absolutely astute observation.
Speaker 2: That's where we are. All she has to do is
Speaker 2: get through ninety minutes without giggling or going off on
Speaker 2: one of these insane words salad saying things that she
Speaker 2: throws out.
Speaker 1: That's it, that's the bar.
Speaker 2: Anyway, William concludes, the press Corps did its job, we'd
Speaker 2: all know more of what we need to know about
Speaker 2: Kamala Harrison, what kind of president she'd make. But because
Speaker 2: it won't, it's all on Donald Trump to do that
Speaker 2: job himself. Okay, I got time for it. Job right now,
Speaker 2: Let's take Terry's call, even though we're out of time. Terry,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks for calling, hey, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 9: It was the Haitian Times headlines White supremas opposed atient
Speaker 9: immigration in Springfield.
Speaker 1: Naturally, naturally.
Speaker 9: And the person who originally made a complaint is a
Speaker 9: good friend of my cousins, you know, kind of like
Speaker 9: almost like you know a country cousins who would agree, right, yep.
Speaker 9: And she's a black woman, her and her cat was missing,
Speaker 9: and then she found the clarcass in the yard in
Speaker 9: the back you know, in the backyard of one of
Speaker 9: our lovely immigrants. My point is is, why would you
Speaker 9: take Haitians and put them in the central part of
Speaker 9: America when these people live by the sea, have fishing
Speaker 9: skills and all this other stuff. Why did you purposely
Speaker 9: put Haitians at a disadvantage like that? I mean it
Speaker 9: kind of warm and Haiti and it's kind of twenty
Speaker 9: blue zero and OHI.
Speaker 4: Sometimes that's a complication.
Speaker 9: None of this makes any sense, and it really sets
Speaker 9: these people up for failure, and it's really damaging the community.
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Speaker 2: You got great points, my friend. I really appreciate you calling.
Speaker 2: And I'll go back to resident Diana Daniels in response
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Speaker 1: Happy Tuesday.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, really it's finally here.
Speaker 5: I'm going to get your mind off of politics.
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Speaker 1: We knock yourself out. Go ahead.
Speaker 5: Looks like Duke wants to rush through another price ike. Well,
Speaker 5: we're all distracted on politics. It looks like they're I'm
Speaker 5: guessing in my opinion, Uh, installing new EV charging stations
Speaker 5: for your your favorite vehicles.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought the federal gunment supposed to do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm wondering why Elon can't subsidize those.
Speaker 2: Well, I got a big kick out of the fact
Speaker 2: that here we are, what three years after the bill
Speaker 2: that was passed to install hundreds and foun thousands of
Speaker 2: these EV charging stations, only eight of them have built
Speaker 2: been built so far. In spite of the I think
Speaker 2: three billion dollars that have been allocated to that, So
Speaker 2: Duke Energy shouldn't be having to subsidize the creation or
Speaker 2: building of those charging stations. Maintaining power source and keeping
Speaker 2: the lights on, that to me, should be priority number one.
Speaker 2: It's not going to come from a solar panel at
Speaker 2: least that's my take on the matter.
Speaker 1: Kevin, thank you for calling it's tonight.
Speaker 2: Tonight though, it's a good opportunity for me to remind
Speaker 2: folks the Public Utilities Commission of a house hosting a
Speaker 2: hearing six pm City Council Chambers eight oh one Plump
Speaker 2: Street to disclose the proposed rate hike application they filed
Speaker 2: in April, which of course lays out plans to increase
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Speaker 2: of it or not? I'd say the rates have already
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, I struggle with this is the last caller
Speaker 2: pointed out. Duke's getting ready to raise our energy bills.
Speaker 2: They're going to have a public hearing tonight. If you
Speaker 2: want to chime in on it and offer your opinions,
Speaker 2: show up at eight oh one Plumb Street City Council
Speaker 2: Chambers at six pm tonight. That's where the Public Utility
Speaker 2: Commission of BEHW is going to be hosting the event.
Speaker 2: Duke wants a Raykike, You're going to pay for it?
Speaker 2: Pivoting over just almost comical timing. City Task Force has
Speaker 2: completed its study on how to help homeowners struggling to
Speaker 2: pay their property taxes, among other problems. The Cincinnati Property
Speaker 2: Task Force presented its findings. I'll give Fox nineteen credit
Speaker 2: Mike Shelf for reporting on this one. This is during
Speaker 2: the Budget Finance Committee meeting yesterday. The task force, led
Speaker 2: by Councilman Mark Jefferies, says property tax increases have impacted
Speaker 2: most low income homeowners and those unfixed incomes, shocking no
Speaker 2: one that revelation. Here's some of the suggestions that this
Speaker 2: task force presented. Provide one million dollars to a fund
Speaker 2: that will help homeowners with delinquent taxes, unlock federal and
Speaker 2: private funding, to invest in the reduction of energy bills.
Speaker 2: How about just saying no to the duke energy rate hike.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, God, Anyway, in so far as these
Speaker 2: state funds, he says, he will be doled out on
Speaker 2: a first come, first serve basis, and I laugh at
Speaker 2: this one million dollars, I mean, how much? How many
Speaker 2: delinquent tax bills can you actually solve with a million dollars?
Speaker 2: And then you're left with the oh, that's right, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna have to pay the property tax bill again next year,
Speaker 2: which allows you to pivot over to decide whether or
Speaker 2: not you want to sign a petition that circulating around
Speaker 2: pushing or pulling six hundred million dollars of the railroad
Speaker 2: money into a separate fund to be invested to help
Speaker 2: pay property taxes for all property owners in the city
Speaker 2: ah Politics. We have a real tragic situation Owen Kunty, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Eight year old girl as dad after an ATV crash
Speaker 2: that happened over the weekend in northern Kentucky. Am I Hackey,
Speaker 2: eight years old on an ATV with her dad and
Speaker 2: a sibling. Shriff's deputy said the ATV flipped over while
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Speaker 2: at ATV was wearing a helmet. According to the deputy,
Speaker 2: she died from her injuries. Her dad and sibling did survive.
Speaker 2: A new opening date goal for Ohio five sixty two,
Speaker 2: commonly known as Norwood Lateral, set Monday morning. Cruise Interphase
Speaker 2: eight of the Mill Creek Expressway project. Like the East
Speaker 2: Down Lanes, opening date for north latteral lanes heading westbound
Speaker 2: pushed back by twenty two days. They expected to reopen
Speaker 2: on September twentieth, According to the statement, Although it was
Speaker 2: planned to initially a reopening North Lottle by August thirtieth,
Speaker 2: the NBA's timeframe was met with weather and construction related issues,
Speaker 2: forcing the schedule into September, along with unanticipated additional design
Speaker 2: and construction work needed to rectify structural steel issues on
Speaker 2: the Ross Avenue Bridge. Excessive heat last week delayed attempted
Speaker 2: concrete pores for the deck overlay on back to back nights.
Speaker 2: According to o DOT Cruise finishing work on the Ross
Speaker 2: Avenue Bridge. If the weather continues to be nice still,
Speaker 2: it should be finished paving the week of September sixteenth,
Speaker 2: one of several projects within the I seventy five mil
Speaker 2: Quicker Expressway Plan, which intends to widen, resurface, and rehabilitate
Speaker 2: the interstate roadway between Paddock Road and the Western Hills Viaduct. However,
Speaker 2: closing norwith laterals made it difficult for residents to get
Speaker 2: to and from the west or east side of the Cincinnati. Yeah,
Speaker 2: we knew that was going to be a problem. It
Speaker 2: has been. And finally, going back to the situation in Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 2: Attorney General David Yost announced yesterday that his office is
Speaker 2: investigating how to stop the Biden Harrison administration from continuing
Speaker 2: to resettle these massive numbers of four nationals into the
Speaker 2: state of Ohio. Of course, this whole situation in Springfield
Speaker 2: has gone viral. Jos said he is now directing his
Speaker 2: office to research courtroom strategies on how to stop the
Speaker 2: White House from sending an unlimited number of migrants into
Speaker 2: Ohio communities. Quote how many people can they be expected
Speaker 2: to take? What are the limits to the federal government's power?
Speaker 2: Could the federal governments simply simply funnel into Ohio all
Speaker 2: the millions of migrants flooding under the current administration's watch.
Speaker 2: There's got to be a limiting principle, he pointed out.
Speaker 2: We're going to find a way to get this disaster
Speaker 2: in front of a federal judge. In addition to strained resources,
Speaker 2: ghost alleged locals in the state have been complaining about migrants.
Speaker 2: Oh look, he got word of the story in Springfield
Speaker 2: from Springfield as well, causing car crashes, squatting at homes,
Speaker 2: killing wildlife for food, stealing property, and specifically cited the
Speaker 2: town of Springfield and as an example, saying the town
Speaker 2: has quote quote swollen by more than a third close
Speaker 2: quote because of the migrant influx. So not sure if
Speaker 2: Yos is going to come up with a legal solution,
Speaker 2: but at least he's noticed it and has issued a
Speaker 2: statement claiming he's working on it. Six thirty five. If
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Speaker 2: Six quarter here a fifty five KERCD talk station. Happy Tuesday. Well,
Speaker 2: at least have one illustration of the Department of Justice.
Speaker 2: I have announcing, well, an illegal immigrant has agreed to
Speaker 2: plead guilty charges of stealing an American citizens identity and
Speaker 2: using it to vote in several elections and as well.
Speaker 2: And this is frightening. Obtaining a United States passport, you
Speaker 2: would think would be a little difficult to get a
Speaker 2: fake passport, but that's what the announcement is. In the
Speaker 2: Department of Justice, Angelica Marie Francisco had been residing in Alabama.
Speaker 2: I'm originally from Guatemala, charged with making false claims a
Speaker 2: citizenship and connection with voting, aggravated identity theft, false statements
Speaker 2: to apply for a US passport, and use of the
Speaker 2: US passport obtained by false statements that in the news
Speaker 2: release from last week Undocumented Individuals how Miss Francisco is
Speaker 2: described by the Partner of Justice assumed the identity of
Speaker 2: a US citizen in twenty eleven before using her false
Speaker 2: identity then to get a passport the same year, and
Speaker 2: she used that to travel to and from Guatemala, used
Speaker 2: the false identity to renew the passport and use it
Speaker 2: to travel to the United States from Guatemala again, registered
Speaker 2: to vote in Alabama using the fake name. Voted in
Speaker 2: both the twenty sixteen and twenty twenty primary and general elections.
Speaker 2: Doesn't say who she voted for, which doesn't really matter.
Speaker 2: The point is that this can be done. Obviously, this
Speaker 2: is a prosecution. They they've got a guilty plea. So
Speaker 2: one illustration of the fact that it can happen, and
Speaker 2: the big concern for a lot of people is that
Speaker 2: you know, when we get this vot voter registration that
Speaker 2: the Clint administration put in, you automatically get a voter
Speaker 2: registration form, even though it is illegal to vote in
Speaker 2: federal elections if you're not a US citizen with laws
Speaker 2: on the books, that's a fact, that's a reality. You
Speaker 2: don't have to implement another law to make it illegal.
Speaker 2: But people get the form. They're not specifically told that
Speaker 2: they must be a legal citizen to vote. They are
Speaker 2: just given the form, they fill it out, they hand
Speaker 2: it in, and guess what, they're registered to vote. It
Speaker 2: makes it very easy for someone even to inadvertently get
Speaker 2: registered to vote if they don't know the law. Let's
Speaker 2: just say, for example, we've got a whole bunch of
Speaker 2: people coming across the southern border who might struggle with
Speaker 2: the English language, might not have a great comprehension of
Speaker 2: American laws, what's legal and what's not legal. They are
Speaker 2: allowed to go and get a driver's license. Most states
Speaker 2: have something in effect that even illegal immigrants can get
Speaker 2: a driver's license. The moment you go and apply for
Speaker 2: the driver's license, you're given the voter registration form, and oh, look,
Speaker 2: it's another form, I'll fill it out.
Speaker 1: You are then registered, and.
Speaker 2: A lot of states allow illegal immigrants to vote in
Speaker 2: local or state elections. That just sets them up to
Speaker 2: vote in federal elections very simply and very easily. So
Speaker 2: what are the Republicans to do? They got this stopgap measure,
Speaker 2: and the Republicans I have this safeguard American Voter Eligibility
Speaker 2: Act that they have attached to it, which requires proof
Speaker 2: of citizenship to register to vote. Democrats are saying, well,
Speaker 2: it's already illegal to vote in federal elections if you're
Speaker 2: not a US citizen. Yes, I know, but because of
Speaker 2: the scenario that I just pointed out, it's easy to
Speaker 2: gain the system, and illegal immigrants can then vote because
Speaker 2: they're registered, even though they shouldn't be voting in the
Speaker 2: federal elections. And so and they're further part Biden administration.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden said he intends to veto the stopgap funding
Speaker 2: proposal well because it includes this provision. Biden administration's accusing
Speaker 2: the House GOP leaders of choosing brinkmanship over a bipartisan solution,
Speaker 2: claiming a shutdown could significantly disrupt a censor of government services.
Speaker 2: While millions of voters, including some battleground states, can already
Speaker 2: cast their votes. Accord to the Washington Post, that's true,
Speaker 2: but it's let's get this provision in there now, shall
Speaker 2: we got an opportunity.
Speaker 1: To do it.
Speaker 2: You've got a government shutdown staring in the face, and
Speaker 2: it's an opportunity for the United States citizenry, those who
Speaker 2: will be voting in the upcoming election, to get a
Speaker 2: sense of where their elected officials stand regarding safeguards in
Speaker 2: place to prevent illegal immigrants from perhaps even inadvertently voting
Speaker 2: in the federal election as opposed to some intentional conspiracy.
Speaker 2: So they have this safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, which
Speaker 2: is tacked on there. During House conference call yesterday with
Speaker 2: GP Johnson made initial argument about the spending debate, claiming
Speaker 2: that the duration of the continuing Resolution, which would prevent
Speaker 2: the shutdown until March twenty twenty five, is the only
Speaker 2: practical option. Now, that's God's folks like Congressman Thomas Massey
Speaker 2: saying no, it's not. If we sat down and did
Speaker 2: our work and did our individual appropriation bills, we wouldn't
Speaker 2: be in this sorry state. And so he intends to
Speaker 2: vote against it along with Matt Rosendale from Montana. Republicans
Speaker 2: are going to need everybody else on their side of
Speaker 2: the ledger to get this bill. To get this bill
Speaker 2: through because the Democrats are lined up against it for
Speaker 2: only the reason that this save provision is tacked onto it.
Speaker 2: That's how much they desperately want the opportunity for illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants to get registered to vote and maybe vote in
Speaker 2: federal elections. It seems why wouldn't you want a protection
Speaker 2: in there. And you know the other component of this.
Speaker 2: The Democrats have the audacity, through the Biden administration, to
Speaker 2: to concern themselves about our military advantage. They're actually claiming
Speaker 2: that this continuing resolution is going to put us in
Speaker 2: jeopardy because of the military of the under service. Six
Speaker 2: months CR would have wrote our military advantage relative to
Speaker 2: the People's Republic of China, d grade readiness and fail
Speaker 2: to provide the support our troops deserve. The administration or
Speaker 2: just House Republicans to engage in a bipartisan process that
Speaker 2: keeps the government open and provides much needed emergency disaster
Speaker 2: funding for Americans who are trying to rebuild. Calling the
Speaker 2: voting related measure as quote unrelated cynical legislation.
Speaker 1: Well, we know which side of the ledger of the
Speaker 1: Democrats are on.
Speaker 2: They're willing to shut the government down in order to
Speaker 2: prevent this loophole from being plugged. They know they can't
Speaker 2: the illegals can't vote in federal elections under current law period,
Speaker 2: end of story. The Republicans are simply trying to prevent
Speaker 2: the possibility of people who are are not legally allowed
Speaker 2: to vote from voting. That's all this is. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you want to plug that loophole? What's the nefarious reason
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Speaker 2: fifty on eight and t phone okay. Addition to the
Speaker 2: Save Act, which could solve the problem of, you know,
Speaker 2: perhaps inadvertently registering illegal immigrants to vote in federal elections,
Speaker 2: got another The program that Biden administration put in place
Speaker 2: that allows migrants to enter the United States without a
Speaker 2: legal visa apparently described as just just fraud. Leyden, head
Speaker 2: of Immigration Records and Identity Services Division at the US
Speaker 2: Citizenship and Immigration Service, as a guy named Michael Mayhew,
Speaker 2: wrote a twenty three page audit about the program. This
Speaker 2: is the one that allows migrants from Ukraine and Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua,
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Speaker 2: US based sponsor. The audit pointed out the process of
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Speaker 2: Since there is little to no barrier to enter to file,
Speaker 2: there is a lot of fraud, exploitation and duplicative filings
Speaker 2: that have occurred. In the audit, it points out gang
Speaker 2: members and scammers were applying to be sponsors by using
Speaker 2: oh fraud here dead people's names. They probably all used
Speaker 2: the dead people's names to vote to and apparently they
Speaker 2: claim due to insufficient staffing or this report says due
Speaker 2: to insufficient staffing, the program was unable to detect fraud
Speaker 2: by which the scammers could victimize the migrants as well
Speaker 2: as steel Americans' identities. One frauds are apparently filed an
Speaker 2: application using the passport number of Michelle Obama. Mayhe recommended
Speaker 2: forty program changes to prevent the fraud. The administration paused
Speaker 2: the program. It was restarted last late last month after
Speaker 2: agency adopted some of his suggestions to prevent the fraud.
Speaker 2: One guy ran this agency during the Bush administration said
Speaker 2: after the Washington Time shared portions of the internal report,
Speaker 2: their vocabulary never uses the word stop. It always is process, transport, house, educate,
Speaker 2: bring them through. They want to get as many people
Speaker 2: through the door as possible and then deal with the
Speaker 2: consequences once they're on this side.
Speaker 1: Of the border.
Speaker 2: He pointed out, under this program, American citizens, residents others
Speaker 2: in the US with legal immigration status are eligible to
Speaker 2: be a sponsor and bring the migrants into this country
Speaker 2: as long as they agree to financially support them. So
Speaker 2: what you get are gang members posing is real people
Speaker 2: or dead people you know, to assuming the identity, say
Speaker 2: I would like to sponsor one of these probably fellow
Speaker 2: gang members. I will be financially responsible for them because
Speaker 2: I'll get them a job peddling rugs on the street,
Speaker 2: and they'll be able to take care of themselves. So
Speaker 2: I'll bring them on in, put them on an airplane,
Speaker 2: and here they end up in Springfield. Pretty much my
Speaker 2: boil down analysis of how this program works. But guess
Speaker 2: what one more government program filled with fraud in abuse,
Speaker 2: And of course the ramifications are profound, and that observation
Speaker 2: is a correct one. Right seems to be bring as
Speaker 2: many people as humanly possible into the country and deal
Speaker 2: with the problems later Springfield struggling right now, I think
Speaker 2: the problems are already here. It is later, maybe actually
Speaker 2: too late.
Speaker 1: Stick around.
Speaker 2: We're talking at seve o'clock. I then we get the
Speaker 2: inside scoop of bright Bart News aw R. Hawkins about
Speaker 2: what his guess is on the Harris Wats administration stance
Speaker 2: on Second Amendment, plus Daniel Davis deep dive at eight thirty.
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Speaker 2: inside scoop in one hour. Aw R. Hawkins returns. He's
Speaker 2: the Second Amendment expert. What can we expect from the
Speaker 2: Harris Walts administration regarding the Second Amendment. Oh they'll swear
Speaker 2: or notth to uphold it, then they already have given
Speaker 2: their elected capacity, but then immediately do everything they can
Speaker 2: to take the Second Amendment away, right of taking it
Speaker 2: right away from you? And how you can reconcile those positions,
Speaker 2: that's something else that someone should ask if you swear
Speaker 2: to uphold the Constitution that includes the Second Amendment or
Speaker 2: are you sort of keeping your fingers crossed on that one?
Speaker 2: Do you not appreciate that we do have the god
Speaker 2: given right to defend ourselves? Anyhow, I doubt that question
Speaker 2: will be asked tonight during the debate. I will be
Speaker 2: my doing my best to stay awake throughout the whole thing,
Speaker 2: and I'll be tired tomorrow morning. But it's worth it
Speaker 2: because we got a lot of unanswered questions and hopefully
Speaker 2: they will be answered tonight. And I go back to
Speaker 2: that William mcgirrn observation, if you didn't hear me, I
Speaker 2: dove into his op ed piece on the press's failure
Speaker 2: inflates the debate because we don't know anything. The press
Speaker 2: is not even mildly curious about pressing Kamala Harris. But
Speaker 2: this idea that all she has to do is not
Speaker 2: humiliate herself. The bar is so low. If she gets
Speaker 2: out there and doesn't humiliate herself, doesn't get into a
Speaker 2: Calculi giggle fest, and doesn't give you one of those
Speaker 2: ridiculous words salad, sandwich things, just gets through it, it'll
Speaker 2: be hailed as a triumph. Again, the article is critical
Speaker 2: to mainstream media is fair to do its job calling
Speaker 2: it malpractice, journalistic malpractice, but they will continue to carry
Speaker 2: the water for the left. And it's just a frightening
Speaker 2: reality we live in. I remember the Soviet Union days
Speaker 2: when they had Tasks and it was the only news
Speaker 2: outlet because it was the Soviet approved one and the
Speaker 2: only thing you got was Soviet messaging. I mean, we
Speaker 2: live in a free society with the rights of free speech,
Speaker 2: and we should have responsible reporting. But you know, they're
Speaker 2: all in the bag for the Biden Harris administration for
Speaker 2: reasons unknown. And another thing they absolutely need to talk about,
Speaker 2: and Donald Trump needs to bring this up, is the
Speaker 2: taxation of unrealized gains. And that's exactly what the Harris
Speaker 2: administration is proposing. Why well, because President Biden supports the idea,
Speaker 2: and he did in the State of the Union address
Speaker 2: and the under the twenty twenty five budget, Miss Harris
Speaker 2: has endorsed that air go. She calls it the billionaire
Speaker 2: minimum tax. But you are going to, hey, if you're
Speaker 2: invested in the stock market at all, you are going
Speaker 2: to be well taken in the shorts and your four
Speaker 2: to one K plans are going to just tank in
Speaker 2: the toilet. And I'll give credit to how Scott and
Speaker 2: John Culliver for breaking down exactly why this happens all
Speaker 2: those evil billionaires. Normally, you've got to sell something, then
Speaker 2: you make the profit. The profit is taxed because that's
Speaker 2: your capital gains. If you don't sell it, you haven't
Speaker 2: earned anything. You're sitting on something you paid for that
Speaker 2: hasn't given you a return on your investment yet. But
Speaker 2: under this plan, they'll tax it before it's sold, taxing
Speaker 2: the appreciation even if the assets are not sold and
Speaker 2: income is not realized. This Biden Harris wealth tax, of course,
Speaker 2: they're characterizing, is that, you know, one of those evil
Speaker 2: billionaire taxes, a minimum annual twenty five percent tax on
Speaker 2: the income and unrealized capital gains of Americans worth more
Speaker 2: than one hundred million dollars AH those and you know
Speaker 2: who do you know that's in that class? It's easy
Speaker 2: to go after, and there are a small percentage of
Speaker 2: the population, and who among us has more than one
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars of annual income on also unrealized capital gains.
Speaker 2: Biden administration is twenty twenty five budget says, if you
Speaker 2: do this tax, we're going to get five hundred billion
Speaker 2: dollars in new taxes over ten years, which they want
Speaker 2: to do expand social programs. This is one of the
Speaker 2: things that Harris campaign is already about expanding Social Security. Well,
Speaker 2: and I'm thinking to myself, if you figured out a
Speaker 2: way and this is the most terrible way to generate
Speaker 2: tax income by taxing unrealized capital gains, and I'll get
Speaker 2: to the reason in a minute, but if you got
Speaker 2: an extra five hundred billion dollars. I just found out
Speaker 2: the other day that you know, the figure is sixty
Speaker 2: three trillion dollars in unfunded Social Security liability alone. They
Speaker 2: want to expand that program, and yet they're already in
Speaker 2: the whole sixty three trillion dollars and what they expect
Speaker 2: to have to pay out to the people who are
Speaker 2: eligible to receive Social Security. It's a failed business. It's
Speaker 2: a failed model. It's not even a business model. And
Speaker 2: note they don't include that liability when they tell you
Speaker 2: what our national debt is, that's our credit card bill. Anyway,
Speaker 2: as to the taxing of unrealized capital gains, it ultimately
Speaker 2: hurts all investors, not just the wealthy ones. Billionaires own
Speaker 2: more than five trillion dollars in stock, translated to seven
Speaker 2: percent of the entire stock market, and it's public stock.
Speaker 2: There are private companies and there are public companies. Right
Speaker 2: publicly traded versus private. There aren't stock publicly traded stocks
Speaker 2: when it's a private company public stock, the ones that
Speaker 2: are listed represents sixty six percent of those billionaire's wealth.
Speaker 2: So they would need to sell hundreds of billions of
Speaker 2: dollars worth of stock to fund this new unrealized capital
Speaker 2: gains tax. What might happen if they have to sell
Speaker 2: their public stocks? Hmm right, it'll drive down the stock
Speaker 2: prices and therefore your four to one K plan, or
Speaker 2: if you're invested at all in the stock market at all,
Speaker 2: your return is going to go down. Everybody gets hit
Speaker 2: by this. They say it would predict produce the long
Speaker 2: term dragon the returns of all investors, also reducing the
Speaker 2: skin in the game of the innovative founders who built
Speaker 2: these companies. Because the wealthiest Americans would be entitled to
Speaker 2: a tax refund in future years if the value of
Speaker 2: the remaining stockholdings go downs, that wouldn't diminish the effect
Speaker 2: of the tax on capital markets. US taxpayers with assets
Speaker 2: of more than one hundred million hold four trillion in
Speaker 2: unrealized capital gains in private companies. Now, pause and think
Speaker 2: about that. They get all this money in the stock market.
Speaker 2: Generally they would have to sell off the public stocks
Speaker 2: that would impact you and me, But they have unrealized
Speaker 2: capital gains invested in private companies which aren't sold on
Speaker 2: the market. Now, if they have to sell the investments
Speaker 2: they have in these private companies to cover a tax bill,
Speaker 2: well that's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: It's more difficult for one to sell investment in private
Speaker 2: companies because there's no stock certificate attached to it. Private
Speaker 2: companies generally don't have active trading markets, so finding a
Speaker 2: buyer can be difficult and the cost of selling can
Speaker 2: be very high. It also disrupts the growth of private companies.
Speaker 2: So therefore, in this proposal, here's where it really turns
Speaker 2: things on its head. There's an exemption for this wealth
Speaker 2: tax for ultra rich investors who have eighty percent of
Speaker 2: their wealth in non tradable, ill liquid assets like private companies.
Speaker 2: They say this would create a major incentive for the
Speaker 2: wealthiest Americans who either delist the public companies, in other words,
Speaker 2: take them off the stock market and turn them private.
Speaker 2: That way, they can keep control of private companies from
Speaker 2: going public, or keep private companies from going public in
Speaker 2: the first place, because it's the public right. These shares
Speaker 2: of stock that are easily saleable and therefore easy to
Speaker 2: turn into cash to pay the tax bill. You can't
Speaker 2: do that with a private company. So there's this offset.
Speaker 2: It totally disrupts the system. You know, there are now
Speaker 2: more than seven hundred private company is worth more than
Speaker 2: one billion dollars, more than forty private companies worth more
Speaker 2: than ten billion, and the most innovative, fastest growing US companies,
Speaker 2: they point out, are private companies. They note that billionaire
Speaker 2: founders also have voting control over the publicly traded companies
Speaker 2: in a lot of cases, and therefore they may be
Speaker 2: able to force a dlisting of the public company to
Speaker 2: save billions in taxes because of this offset provision, which
Speaker 2: means the stock that you're making money on right now
Speaker 2: that you can trade, let's say it's trading at ten,
Speaker 2: you bought it at five.
Speaker 1: The billionaires are.
Speaker 2: Are invested in that as well, and if they have
Speaker 2: a voting control on that, and they have control over
Speaker 2: a majority of the voters on the board, they can
Speaker 2: dlist that company, so you no longer have the ability
Speaker 2: to buy and sell and trade that share. They have
Speaker 2: an advantage to d list. That shrinks the size of
Speaker 2: the public market, which is already shrinking. Apparently, in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety six there are more than eight thousand publicly traded companies.
Speaker 2: Today there are fewer than five thousand. And of course,
Speaker 2: if this Biden Harris or this Harris Walls proposal goes through,
Speaker 2: there are going to be even fewer and fewer stocks
Speaker 2: to trade, so taking away even more of your opportunity
Speaker 2: to grow and save for your own retirement.
Speaker 1: In a four to one k.
Speaker 2: Because the vast majority of us don't meet the minimum
Speaker 2: wealth requirement to even invest in private markets in the
Speaker 2: first place. It's a disaster. I mean, it's it's such
Speaker 2: a disaster it's almost as if they want our stock
Speaker 2: market to fail and another one control over all of us.
Speaker 2: And I've always fretted and worried about what is my
Speaker 2: taxation rate going to be when it comes time for
Speaker 2: me to pull out money from my four to oh
Speaker 2: one K. That's a variable that could change in any Congress.
Speaker 2: Whatever the current taxation rate is. Hell, they could turn
Speaker 2: that into seventy five percent. Well, we're taking seventy five
Speaker 2: percent whatever you pull out your four oh one k.
Speaker 2: That could be a possibility. So that's one way of
Speaker 2: liberating you from your money that you kept and saved
Speaker 2: and earned over the years. But if you implement this
Speaker 2: taxation of unrealized capital gains proposal, you basically are ruining
Speaker 2: everyone's investment in form and you basically I think it
Speaker 2: would shift more and more people over to being a
Speaker 2: dependent of the government and relying on Social Security, which
Speaker 2: again is like sixty three trillion dollars in unfunded liabilities
Speaker 2: already seven sixteen fifty five K. STEE talks station a
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Speaker 18: Thanks Bryan. You brought it up there in your rant earlier,
Speaker 18: the unreal life gapital gains. I think it's more about
Speaker 18: control over us because if that takes us away from
Speaker 18: our four oh one case, become more dependent, yeah, on
Speaker 18: our sh security system, which we knows a Ponzi scheme
Speaker 18: in the first place. And also now, I was listening
Speaker 18: to CNBC and I followed on Twitter, but she had
Speaker 18: an economic policy advisor and they were talking about the
Speaker 18: constitutionality of this. Uh you know, he was saying, it's
Speaker 18: like a property tax. Well, property taxes, we pay for
Speaker 18: something we get We ain't getting anything back out of this,
Speaker 18: I mean nothing, what?
Speaker 1: Well, what what? Randy?
Speaker 2: One can make that argument with regard to where our
Speaker 2: general our income tax dollars are spent anyway. I mean,
Speaker 2: do you really feel like you're getting value for what
Speaker 2: they take out of your page?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, But you know, the what is the constitution?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 18: And I go back to it and you're kind of
Speaker 18: the lawyer aspect of it. Is it constitutional that that
Speaker 18: this would you know, be able to go through the
Speaker 18: court system or not.
Speaker 2: I think I think anybody impacted by this could very
Speaker 2: well go to court and uh probably would prevail under
Speaker 2: the argument that you can't tax income isn't realized. That's
Speaker 2: I think that's really the argument that needs to be made.
Speaker 2: That has always been the case. You have to show
Speaker 2: that you have a gain that equals income. If you're
Speaker 2: sitting on something that has not been sold, you do
Speaker 2: not know what it's worth until the moment of sale,
Speaker 2: which is why you know, if the stock ultimately goes
Speaker 2: down later you can do write offs for your losses,
Speaker 2: but you got to sell it in order to either
Speaker 2: get a profit or a loss. It's the mechanism by
Speaker 2: which income is determined. This is a whole new, completely
Speaker 2: different area of taxation. And while people do draw parallels
Speaker 2: between in and property tax, I think it's fundamentally different
Speaker 2: and more to the point it is fundamentally far more
Speaker 2: devastating to anyone who has a concern about American businesses
Speaker 2: and publicly traded companies. I mean, this is the I
Speaker 2: that's why I just come and boil down to this.
Speaker 2: I'm it's nefarious, It is an it will ultimately be
Speaker 2: an outright assault on our four WL one case and
Speaker 2: will really truly reduce the number of public companies out
Speaker 2: there because the privately held ones are treated differently under
Speaker 2: this proposal. And a lot of billionaires have a lot
Speaker 2: of money invested in the private sector because let's face it,
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, if you want to develop a product,
Speaker 2: you got to go to Shark Tank and get billionaires
Speaker 2: to maybe invest in your product. Right, those are the
Speaker 2: people who create private companies and invest in private companies.
Speaker 2: The rest of us out here, we got to deal
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Speaker 14: Hey, Brian, how you doing.
Speaker 2: Uh, that's a loaded every time somebody asked you that
Speaker 2: second loaded question. Personally, I'm doing fine in terms of
Speaker 2: my you know, feelings about the state of global affairs
Speaker 2: and national affairs makes me feel like crap, Dave. I
Speaker 2: can't do anything about most of it, but go ahead,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 19: Yeah, And three things real quick on that if anyone
Speaker 19: thinks this stops at one hundred million dollars, I got
Speaker 19: a bridge to say, because these are the same people
Speaker 19: who told us social Security wouldn't be taxable. Yeah, and
Speaker 19: you talked a little bit about the stock market, but
Speaker 19: but please also remember real estate and sell and the
Speaker 19: self employed and their businesses would probably also fall under
Speaker 19: this catch as well. And as you pointed out, it's
Speaker 19: hard to pay taxes when you haven't realized any saying yet.
Speaker 1: That's why are these people gonna get That's the point.
Speaker 2: You have to sell what they own in order to
Speaker 2: pay the taxes on what they haven't earned by way
Speaker 2: of a capital gain. Yet that's that's how the market
Speaker 2: get totally screwed up, and that's how it ruins things
Speaker 2: for literally every.
Speaker 19: Yeah, and the final point is they had a note
Speaker 19: so there about allowing for deductions if things did go
Speaker 19: down or i'm sorry, refunds. How easy do you think
Speaker 19: it's going to be to give refunds out to all
Speaker 19: these people who are going to have a decline like
Speaker 19: two thousand and eight and two thousand and nine where
Speaker 19: we saw real estate and stock markets all go down.
Speaker 19: That would essentially bankrupt us there. But that comes back
Speaker 19: to your original point is you know what I think
Speaker 19: if you have knowledgeable, self sufficient people, which was kind
Speaker 19: of the idea of seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 6: They might be harder to control.
Speaker 19: It's easier for a king to control people when they
Speaker 19: have no funds and no knowledge.
Speaker 2: And never ever forget because so many of these the
Speaker 2: progressives and the Democrats are actually Marxist lovers and believers
Speaker 2: in Marxism, Marxism principles, Communist principles are based on and
Speaker 2: predicated on, eradicating the middle class. A happy, comfortable, working,
Speaker 2: earning middle class is absolutely contrary to anything Marxism desires.
Speaker 2: They want misery, They want people connected to the government.
Speaker 2: They want government to be the sole resource and ergo,
Speaker 2: I could be able to control everybody if you have
Speaker 2: a fat, happy middle class. Nobody wants Marxism because well,
Speaker 2: they're happy take away their ability to earn income, whittling
Speaker 2: it away. How let me think about all the areas
Speaker 2: that are whittled away by government in terms of regulation.
Speaker 2: Duke Energy is going to be asking for an increase
Speaker 2: in our energy pills tonight. You can go down to
Speaker 2: city Hall and complain about it. Starts at six pm.
Speaker 2: But how big has your energy bill gotten over the years?
Speaker 2: How much is it has increased?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Because of the damn government programs, the prohibitions, the environmental rules,
Speaker 2: the limitations on building efficient energy producing things like well
Speaker 2: liquid natural gas powered energy plants or maybe even nuclear
Speaker 2: or hell, let us keep our coal if we were allowed,
Speaker 2: but no, global warming won't allow us to do that.
Speaker 2: Everything's going up, price of real estate's gone up, of course,
Speaker 2: tremendously slow recently. Therefore, your property tax going up each
Speaker 2: of wa here and there, and here and there and
Speaker 2: here and there, You've got less and less and less
Speaker 2: control over your own money. And a lot of it
Speaker 2: is because of a manipulative force called federal government and
Speaker 2: heavy regulation. They're whittling away that middle class folks before
Speaker 2: our very eyes. Inflation does it too, And who's responsible
Speaker 2: for this massive increase in inflation? Something I'm sure we'll
Speaker 2: hear about tonight from Donald Trump trying to put the
Speaker 2: blame on the Democrats for infusing in additional five or
Speaker 2: six or seven trillion dollars in an already overheated economy.
Speaker 1: Thanks appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Now you got to pay what six eight dollars for
Speaker 2: pounds of ground b for you four dollars for a
Speaker 2: dozen eggs when it used to set you back ninety
Speaker 2: nine cents. The list is long to what Jay's got
Speaker 2: this morning. Jay, thanks for calling the Morning Show, and
Speaker 2: a happy Tuesday to you, sir.
Speaker 14: Hey, Happy Tuesday, Brian, Hey.
Speaker 20: I wanted to follow up on the mess the sunfolding
Speaker 20: in Springfield with all of the Haitian immigrants. Yeah, did
Speaker 20: some digging and Cincinnati dot Com had an article from
Speaker 20: twenty nineteen where Trump had an executive order to shut
Speaker 20: down immigrations and he allowed every state to gave you
Speaker 20: authority to them more or less to say do you
Speaker 20: want any more immigrants? And December twenty fourth, twenty nineteen,
Speaker 20: Governor DeWine responded to Mike Pompeo saying, absolutely, we want
Speaker 20: more immigrants. We have a fantastic system and processes in
Speaker 20: place and a rich history and heritage of bringing immigrants
Speaker 20: in which you know is we can talk about Obama
Speaker 20: and Biden and Harris, and they are all responsible for
Speaker 20: what's going on, but we also have to take a
Speaker 20: look at the good Governor DeWine who had the opportunity
Speaker 20: to shut this down and did not. Furthermore, why are
Speaker 20: they all from Haiti? It's just coincidental that DeWine has
Speaker 20: a school named after his daughter in Haiti and he
Speaker 20: has spent decades down there funding the school through a
Speaker 20: Catholic Charities organization. Alarm bells maybe with Catholic Charities being
Speaker 20: the organization down in on the border. Yeah, not sure,
Speaker 20: the same Catholic Charities, but it'd be worth the investigative
Speaker 20: reporter if there's any left out there to kind of
Speaker 20: take a look.
Speaker 2: At this and real quick, I'm glad you brought that up.
Speaker 2: Who screams more about federal government dollars going into anything
Speaker 2: religion and starts waving around the First Amendment and the
Speaker 2: separation of church and State than the Democrats. Right, anytime
Speaker 2: any religious organization gets the benefit of some program, they
Speaker 2: go to court and say, no, you cannot do that
Speaker 2: because you're funding religion. Oh, unless the religion is being
Speaker 2: used to fairy illegal immigrants through non governmental organizations who
Speaker 2: are receiving heap loads of cash from the American taxpayer
Speaker 2: to do exactly that. No one's complaining about.
Speaker 10: That, agreed.
Speaker 20: And if we take a look at what the Texas
Speaker 20: governor how he's handling immigran He's putting them on buses
Speaker 20: and getting them the hell out of the state. What
Speaker 20: is our governor doing while Springfield is being overrun? The
Speaker 20: silence is deafening, Well, the people the voice is on
Speaker 20: the right, keep pointing. You could point to Biden, you
Speaker 20: can point to Harris all you want, but there's a
Speaker 20: CEO for the state of Ohio who is remaining silent.
Speaker 20: And I would love for somebody to pull the thread
Speaker 20: that says, why Haiti, Of all the countries out there,
Speaker 20: why Haiti? And isn't it coincidental that his relationship to
Speaker 20: their country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can draw the coincidental parallel. But what I
Speaker 2: think is Haiti happens to be one of these specifically
Speaker 2: named countries that we have this program where you can
Speaker 2: sign in through an app and we will happily fly
Speaker 2: you from Haiti here into the United States. Once you
Speaker 2: get a sizable number of Haitian people, probably the federal
Speaker 2: government says, well, let's keep them and their people all together.
Speaker 2: They have cultural connections, they'll have family members and friends
Speaker 2: within their own community in the new community we've set
Speaker 2: up in this particular case in Springfield. So you can
Speaker 2: see how that might happen and how people who maybe
Speaker 2: cross the border, whether or not it's to the government
Speaker 2: program bringing them here, they just sail on through the
Speaker 2: southern border like most people do. They find out I
Speaker 2: got a lot of my friends gay happened to be
Speaker 2: in Springfield, Ohio. I want to be around people of
Speaker 2: my own culture and belief systems. I'm moving to Springfield
Speaker 2: adding to.
Speaker 20: Kind of like go ahead, kind of like what you're
Speaker 20: did in Michigan. Is you can take a purple state
Speaker 20: and turn it blue if you can. They did it
Speaker 20: with some always up in Michigan to where you know,
Speaker 20: we got inflicted with eleon Omar yep, and Michigan might
Speaker 20: be gone forever because of the amount of concentrated people
Speaker 20: from one area that they flew into that area.
Speaker 14: So it's certainly looked like.
Speaker 20: You know, hey, it was a successful experiment in Michigan,
Speaker 20: let's do it in Ohio. But again, where's our governor?
Speaker 20: And the silence is deafening again.
Speaker 2: Well, at least we have the High Attorney General, David Goyos,
Speaker 2: promising to look into a legal way to challenge what's
Speaker 2: going on in Springfield. But the weird thing is from
Speaker 2: yesterday to today, Jay, yesterday I was kind of had
Speaker 2: a lot of question marks floating around my head as
Speaker 2: to whether what we heard about what was going on
Speaker 2: in Springfield was in fact true. Oh, it's true. It's
Speaker 2: gone totally viral. I mean, every major news outlet has
Speaker 2: finally got this, and now we've got the documents included
Speaker 2: the letter from I believe it was their mayor pleading
Speaker 2: with majorcas to do something about it because of the
Speaker 2: fifteen to twenty thousand Haitian immigrants who've landed in Springfield,
Speaker 2: which only has a population of sixty thousand.
Speaker 20: So now the Constitution, Brian, the constitution would say that
Speaker 20: we don't have to go beg on bend and knee
Speaker 20: to some bureaucrat like Majorcus in DC. The states were
Speaker 20: supposed to be the big thing. The federal government was
Speaker 20: supposed to be subservient.
Speaker 14: And I guess that's the rub.
Speaker 20: We all know that that's long gone about one hundred
Speaker 20: years ago. But isn't it about time for states to
Speaker 20: stand up to be states? And Hey, voters, during the
Speaker 20: primary election when you Jim orin Acy was running and
Speaker 20: we voted for DeWine.
Speaker 14: Here's what you get.
Speaker 20: So when you have a twenty percent turnout at primary
Speaker 20: elections because you don't think of matters elections matter as
Speaker 20: the votes as the folks in Springfield.
Speaker 2: Just knock that one out of the park there. Jay,
Speaker 2: appreciate that very much. Have a great one seven forty
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Speaker 2: to the phone. Amy, thanks for calling this morning. Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Morning Show.
Speaker 6: Good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you all things considered? I guess I'm still okay.
Speaker 21: I'd say we're all blessed, but we're not necessarily blessed.
Speaker 21: They have Mike DeWine because Twitter says, I stand with Ukraine.
Speaker 21: So we have in Rockland. What about those Morosians from
Speaker 21: West Africa. There are multiple dialects, so the school districts
Speaker 21: are having a horrible time trying to find people that
Speaker 21: can help them. So when you have that kind of
Speaker 21: thing going on where you have all these different dialects,
Speaker 21: if you look into that West African little part of
Speaker 21: the country, they are against Americans and they are not
Speaker 21: for Christians. So he look at England, look at Germany,
Speaker 21: look at all the places that have all the Mashaddy
Speaker 21: attacks and stuff like that. Welcome to Ohio, Thank.
Speaker 2: You, thank you Amy for calling. Yeah, and I'm going
Speaker 2: to go back again to resident Diana Daniels, who was
Speaker 2: quoted in the Springfield meeting. For those who might accuse
Speaker 2: my last caller, or me or anybody else assessing this
Speaker 2: reality as somehow xenophobic or racist, she pointed out at
Speaker 2: the meeting when she was accused of being racist. Countries
Speaker 2: are defined by their culture and their language, not the color.
Speaker 2: When folks stand up here and describe what is happening
Speaker 2: to them, they're often painted with the broad brush of
Speaker 2: racism that has nothing to do with it. Shame on you.
Speaker 2: That's exactly the point, I think the point that everybody's
Speaker 2: making one. It is a transforming reality for the culture
Speaker 2: of the United States of America. These people don't understand
Speaker 2: concepts of freedom. Quite often they are of Marxist ideological
Speaker 2: bet or. I don't care what religion they are. We
Speaker 2: don't live in a theocracy. We're entitled to have our
Speaker 2: own religion here, and we can. That's part of the
Speaker 2: beauty of the American Constitution. But this is not just
Speaker 2: a culturally transforming reality. It is also a dollar based reality.
Speaker 2: Schools systems, overwhelmed, housing shortages. Look at every city that's
Speaker 2: struggling with this overwhelming influx of immigrants. I have no
Speaker 2: idea where a town of sixty thousand people Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 2: has been able to fit twenty thousand new arrivals. That
Speaker 2: was one of the things that they were complaining about
Speaker 2: in their letter to my arcis. Listen, in spite of
Speaker 2: the fact that we got two thousand new houses being
Speaker 2: going to be built over the next one to five years,
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Speaker 2: We're gonna hear from aw Or Hawkins from Breifart after
Speaker 2: top of our news on his guests about the Harris
Speaker 2: Waltz administration and their feelings about the second Amen and
Speaker 2: Daniel Davis deep dive without further ado. Andrew Pappis former
Speaker 2: Anderson Township trustee on the phone. Good hear from you, Drew.
Speaker 2: It's always a pleasure that you call. And how's that
Speaker 2: new puppy working out for you?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 14: He's uh, he's a pistol. And I was gonna sorry
Speaker 14: I was and didn't make it a listener lunch last week.
Speaker 14: I had to take him to get some shots.
Speaker 1: That's okay.
Speaker 14: I was wondering, Hold on a second, I was wondering
Speaker 14: just dealing with what's going on in Springfield? Where is
Speaker 14: the where's the group? Remember when there was a group
Speaker 14: of Democrats and and the liberal media made a big
Speaker 14: deal out of uh jd Vance's comments about cats that
Speaker 14: they took out of context. Yeah, where is the UH? Where?
Speaker 14: Where is the outrage? Where is the outrage over the UH?
Speaker 14: What's going on in Springfield, Ohio?
Speaker 1: Where's the auding?
Speaker 2: Where does the all critical cat Lady vote stand on
Speaker 2: the situation in Springfield?
Speaker 1: Is that what you're driving at?
Speaker 19: Well?
Speaker 14: I was like, they made such a big deal out
Speaker 14: of it, and I mean, I'm sorry for the cat noises,
Speaker 14: but the UH just cooking some breakfast here? But where
Speaker 14: is oh we get in that pod? Where is all
Speaker 14: the out where I'd like to know? I mean, they
Speaker 14: made a they took Davey Dvance's comments completely out of context.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I got a new app on my phone. It's
Speaker 6: a lot of fun.
Speaker 10: But I was just wondering, you know what, where is
Speaker 10: the outrage over the immigration policies of the Harris Biden
Speaker 10: administration that is leading to people actually consuming cats as food?
Speaker 10: I mean, seriously, I mean, if there was, if there
Speaker 10: was any consistency on the left, which is a big
Speaker 10: leap to make because we both know and on the
Speaker 10: media that the consistency is something sadly lacking where is
Speaker 10: their consistency expressing outrage that you know JD events dare
Speaker 10: to mention something about people in cats that they took
Speaker 10: completely and utterly out of context, tried to make it
Speaker 10: into a campaign issue if they have backfired, because you know,
Speaker 10: thankfully J. D. Vance is such a well spoken orators
Speaker 10: that he was able to completely debunk their, their, their,
Speaker 10: their mischaracterization of his comments. But I'd like to know,
Speaker 10: you know, where is where is Peter? Where is the
Speaker 10: outrage saying you know, you're bringing these people here without
Speaker 10: then without without one assimilating are you doing it?
Speaker 6: God, it's like.
Speaker 14: A it's like a local Democrat meeting. I mean it's
Speaker 14: like it's.
Speaker 6: Like, you.
Speaker 2: Know what I'm thinking of is that scene from Monty
Speaker 2: Python and the Quest for the Holy Grail where the
Speaker 2: woman is got that cat by the tail, is wailing
Speaker 2: it up against the wall, up against.
Speaker 14: The wall, or more the man with two brains when
Speaker 14: he's trying to do a surgery, he's like, get that
Speaker 14: cat out of here.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we could go on and on and on, Drew,
Speaker 2: but yeah, it's you know, I guess the reason and
Speaker 2: this is why yesterday, I mean, this whole this whole
Speaker 2: thing about Springfield has gone completely national with reports all
Speaker 2: over the country. But I was skeptical of it at first,
Speaker 2: because you know the Internet, and you know, if someone
Speaker 2: goes to the meeting and says, my sister's cat was
Speaker 2: missing and she ended up finding in one of her
Speaker 2: neighbor's yards strung up like a deer that's being field
Speaker 2: processed and consumed, that is a secondhand story. And you
Speaker 2: know it would fall within the hearsay exclusions if you
Speaker 2: were arguing in court. Now you got to get direct
Speaker 2: testimony from the person who was a witness. This was
Speaker 2: once removed, so I can understand like I had some
Speaker 2: measure of skepticism that that particular thing happened, but more broadly,
Speaker 2: the reality that it was almost like we woke up
Speaker 2: to the fact that Springfield has six or twenty thousand
Speaker 2: Haitian immigrants that have just arrived over the past four years.
Speaker 2: How come that hasn't been more widely reported. You need
Speaker 2: the story of a of a maybe fake cat being
Speaker 2: strung up to get people's attention on the problem.
Speaker 14: The police video, the bodycam video, helped us substantiate there
Speaker 14: you go. And then also and also I'd like to
Speaker 14: remind all the Cincinnati residents. You know, I was mistaken
Speaker 14: as to where Springfield was.
Speaker 6: I thought it was up because we have.
Speaker 14: A few but this is this is very close to
Speaker 14: Data Yeah, not far from Cincinnati, so it's like forty
Speaker 14: miles Cincinnati. Folks need to understand this affects them and
Speaker 14: why this has been allowed to happen.
Speaker 4: Uh, you know a lot of reasons.
Speaker 14: But that that that we can't discuss necessarily on the
Speaker 14: time here. But it's concerning and you folks might want
Speaker 14: to wake up and everybody's sitting on the fence that
Speaker 14: might be wondering where they're going to.
Speaker 6: Vote this election cycle.
Speaker 14: Elections have consequences, and losing your country, losing your state,
Speaker 14: losing your neighborhood definitely now one of the consequences if
Speaker 14: you vote.
Speaker 2: Incorrectly, Amen Drew, always a pleasure hearing from You've got
Speaker 2: to kick out of the cat sound effects there. I
Speaker 2: think Joe Strecker's latched onto it. Seven fifty six. If
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Speaker 2: Harris Waltz administration is relative to the second Amendment. I
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Speaker 1: Hawkins. It's always great speaking with you, sir.
Speaker 6: Hy Brian.
Speaker 1: Great being with you, buddy, And.
Speaker 2: I think I knew the quick answer to the question
Speaker 2: what's a Harris Waltz administration position on the Second Amendment.
Speaker 2: They would like to eradicate it. I think boiled down.
Speaker 2: If they were given their wishes and their hopes and
Speaker 2: their dreams and actually said it out loud, they just
Speaker 2: take it away from us.
Speaker 6: Your take, oh yeah, I can't argue with your take.
Speaker 3: They want to be as anti gun as Biden has been.
Speaker 3: So basically we had Biden Harris anti gun, and now
Speaker 3: they want to do Harris Waltz anti gun two point
Speaker 3: zero and there's no difference. All the same gun controls
Speaker 3: and all the same ignorance of how gun loss work.
Speaker 2: Well, and thankful we do have the Heward decision and
Speaker 2: the Brewin decision, a lot of other decisions that.
Speaker 1: Conclude. As you and I both have under.
Speaker 2: Always understood it to be, the second moment is an
Speaker 2: individual right. You and I, in the state of nature
Speaker 2: have a right to defend ourselves with whatever means is necessary.
Speaker 2: The founding fathers knew this, and they put in an
Speaker 2: Act of the Second Amendment. You think about that. Right
Speaker 2: after number one comes the right to keeping bear arms. Obviously,
Speaker 2: that right to keeping bear arms was what allowed us
Speaker 2: to liberate ourselves from British oppression. They knew it, and
Speaker 2: they wanted to make sure the government couldn't take them
Speaker 2: away like the British were doing the American colonists.
Speaker 6: Right, No, you're exactly right. You're exactly right.
Speaker 3: And an important point made with somebody yesterday. You know,
Speaker 3: not only did they protect the right or them to
Speaker 3: own arms, but the arms they owned were very much
Speaker 3: like the arms at the military owned when the Red
Speaker 3: Coats and they did and they had their muskets, they
Speaker 3: were met with muskets very much like their own.
Speaker 1: And that's fact.
Speaker 6: Of course the left.
Speaker 3: Doesn't want included in elementary school, high school, and college curriculum,
Speaker 3: but there wasn't a large gap between the average citizen
Speaker 3: and the standing army as far as equipment went. And
Speaker 3: so I think that's important too. Not only did our
Speaker 3: framers hedge in gun rights, but they hisged in gun
Speaker 3: rights with the intention.
Speaker 6: You can read Fairless forty six and know it.
Speaker 3: They hedged in gun rights with the intention that even
Speaker 3: the standing army couldn't overrun the people because the people
Speaker 3: would be armed and they would be equipped well.
Speaker 2: And I know she was in her capacity as a
Speaker 2: distric attorney San Francisco, she endorsed it. Amika's carey breathe
Speaker 2: in that Heller case which established the right the individual
Speaker 2: right to keep them bear arms. She claimed that it
Speaker 2: only provides a militia related right to bear arms. I
Speaker 2: think that fails to appreciate history. Aw are because local
Speaker 2: militias that'd be just like folks in your neighborhood. We'd
Speaker 2: get together and form little units that would defend and
Speaker 2: protect themselves. We didn't have standing armies, we didn't have
Speaker 2: you organized sheriff's departments. And these are the early era
Speaker 2: of our country. It was up to an individual to
Speaker 2: defend himselves. And sometimes you got together with the rest
Speaker 2: of the folks in the neighborhood and next thing you know,
Speaker 2: those militias are actually fighting the British right.
Speaker 3: You know, you're understand right and beyond that, but you're right.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying you're wrong. Here, I'm saying you're right.
Speaker 3: And here's something else that's right. Not only did that happen,
Speaker 3: but if you look at James Madison, he clearly anticipated
Speaker 3: that the people would come together in militia to stand
Speaker 3: off the federal government at some point. He anticipated that
Speaker 3: they could do that, that if they came together, even
Speaker 3: a standing army could not defeat them, because they would
Speaker 3: be armed again, Federalists forty six or you're a hundred
Speaker 3: percent right. This militia is part of American history, and
Speaker 3: it's also part of what our founders anticipated would be
Speaker 3: a in the future as America progressed.
Speaker 2: Well, isn't it an interesting observation, elwr when you hear
Speaker 2: someone like Joe Biden said there's no way, you know,
Speaker 2: you can you can shoot down in F sixteen with
Speaker 2: your at, with your AK forty seven or AR fifteen.
Speaker 1: I think it.
Speaker 2: Wasn't the afghanistanis that pretty much held us at bayfor
Speaker 2: twenty years until we finally pulled out, and all they
Speaker 2: were armed with was a bunch of AK forty sevens
Speaker 2: and whatever they could scrounge up by way of donations
Speaker 2: from foreign countries.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, you're not wrong. I'll tell you this.
Speaker 3: So but this makes the point though that we were
Speaker 3: making earlier. When we begin to speak, see there is
Speaker 3: the left wants to take away my AR fifteens because
Speaker 3: they're weapons of war. You don't leave weapons of war. Well,
Speaker 3: they're not weapons of war. They're sem automatic twenty two rifles.
Speaker 3: And when you start thinking about F fifteens and other things,
Speaker 3: then you really appreciate the gap between the military and
Speaker 3: the people. As I say, at our founding, there was
Speaker 3: no gap the military. There was no gap between the
Speaker 3: equipment the military used and the equipment.
Speaker 6: The people used.
Speaker 3: Now there is such a gap that Biden can make
Speaker 3: those threats, and I don't think our founders would have
Speaker 3: ever tolerated this gap developing. I really don't People ask
Speaker 3: me all the time, should you be.
Speaker 6: Able to own a nuclear weapon?
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know. I don't think it's practical
Speaker 3: because I don't know how you would store the components.
Speaker 6: But as far as.
Speaker 3: I've said all the time, you know you give me
Speaker 3: Right now where I sit, literally within arms reach, there
Speaker 3: is a three hundred blackout on an AR fifteen frame suppressed.
Speaker 3: I would be no more dangerous if that were fully
Speaker 3: automatic in hand and had a flamethrower on it, I
Speaker 3: would be no more dangerous Because I'm a law bided citizen,
Speaker 3: So I don't really think of what weapons I shouldn't
Speaker 3: be able to own, because no matter what I own,
Speaker 3: I'm not going to be a danger to my fellow citizens,
Speaker 3: except for those who decide to break into my home
Speaker 3: or try to do harm to myself. My family during
Speaker 3: the day, I am a danger to those people.
Speaker 2: Well, in which case you are obviously entitled to defend yourself.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you have the castle doctor where
Speaker 2: you live, but we certainly have it here in Ohio.
Speaker 2: You are presumed that that person who has entered your
Speaker 2: home unlawfully and without without permission is there to do
Speaker 2: you grievous bodily harm, and you can use deadly force
Speaker 2: for anybody that breaks in your home. That's a warning
Speaker 2: to all would be criminals. Yes, we out here in
Speaker 2: the general public own five hundred million firearms, and the
Speaker 2: vast majority of us are law abiding because if we weren't,
Speaker 2: there would be a literal, day to day bloodmath in
Speaker 2: the street every day.
Speaker 6: Right, I'm just I'm just telling you, Brian, you you
Speaker 6: almost broke.
Speaker 1: My heart there.
Speaker 3: You said five hundred million, and I know you're right.
Speaker 3: I'm not arguing with you, but can't we do better
Speaker 3: than that? I mean, really, I was so excited for
Speaker 3: this interview and then you said that, and I went, Wow,
Speaker 3: what a damn fivedon? Can't we do better than that?
Speaker 2: Well, a three hundred and forty or so million live
Speaker 2: human beings, some of them are not eligible to on
Speaker 2: a fire because of their age. You know, kids, but adults.
Speaker 2: I agree everybody should have one. It's the ultimate equalizer.
Speaker 2: In fact, there was I'm sure you've heard the stories
Speaker 2: about Springfield, Ohio overrun with twenty thousand Haitian immigrants over
Speaker 2: the past four years. There was a woman who was
Speaker 2: testifying before one of their hearings on it, and she
Speaker 2: pointed out, she goes, I'm afraid they have threatened me.
Speaker 2: I'm a ninety six pound woman. How could I possibly
Speaker 2: defend myself? My response is, get yourself a gun.
Speaker 3: Right, that's it, you know, that's what you do. You
Speaker 3: get a nine millimeter and if she's that small, maybe
Speaker 3: she wants.
Speaker 6: A three eighty.
Speaker 3: But get get either one, get acquainted with it and understand.
Speaker 3: You know, our founders understood our greatest property, no matter
Speaker 3: how much you saved in your four oh one k
Speaker 3: or in your IRA or whatever, your greatest property remains
Speaker 3: your life. And our founders understood that law should law
Speaker 3: should center on our ability to defend that life. And
Speaker 3: people have to under we have to get back to
Speaker 3: that understanding. And that's why you carry a gun. You
Speaker 3: don't carry a gun because you love guns, although you
Speaker 3: may you carry a gun because you have to defend
Speaker 3: that chief property and that's your life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the life of my wife and children as well,
Speaker 2: and it's important to me as well.
Speaker 1: And you know the other component of this.
Speaker 2: And I'll look at the Heller case and the Bruined decision.
Speaker 2: Those are going to be the targets of the left now,
Speaker 2: much in the same way Roe v. Wade was a
Speaker 2: target of the right for decades. They're going to do
Speaker 2: everything they can to overturn that and to remove our
Speaker 2: right to our our individual constitutional right to keep them
Speaker 2: bare arms. And Kamala Harris has set it out loud
Speaker 2: on a bunch of times. She does embrace the idea
Speaker 2: to packing the Supreme Court so they can get what
Speaker 2: they want by appointing a bunch of liberal justices to
Speaker 2: undo what we already have a right.
Speaker 3: And anybody who doubts what you just said has not
Speaker 3: been paying attention because Hella's decided in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 3: from the moment it was the decided, even until twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four. If you read leftist commentators, they will say
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court created, yeah, an individual right in two
Speaker 3: thousand and eight and that does exactly what you're saying,
Speaker 3: That sets up a liberal court to flip that decision,
Speaker 3: saying that decision went too far, that decision created or right.
Speaker 3: That's all they're doing is they're laying seed for harvest
Speaker 3: down the road. And so anyone who anyone who's listening
Speaker 3: to what you're saying, doesn't believe it, they're crazy to
Speaker 3: the left. They can't wait to get control and get
Speaker 3: that court back under their control. And to me, that's
Speaker 3: another reason why Trump has to win. We need we
Speaker 3: need more jurists who are pro constitution not less.
Speaker 1: Amen to that A. R. Hawkins.
Speaker 2: She also it advocated for at least when the five
Speaker 2: seconds she was actually running for president, until she realized
Speaker 2: that there wasn't a single Democrat who was going to
Speaker 2: vote for and then dropped out. But it was twenty
Speaker 2: nineteen she endorsed the idea of a buyback program or
Speaker 2: basically all semi automatic weapons. So h that's another sort
Speaker 2: of solution that he believes is gonna actually work. Seriously, AWR,
Speaker 2: wouldn't not turn into you and I and the rest
Speaker 2: of the law currently law binding firearms owners into a
Speaker 2: bunch of felons, because folks like you, and I probably
Speaker 2: wouldn't comply.
Speaker 3: Right, But I would also get money for a nice
Speaker 3: dinner because I would sell them a rusted out O
Speaker 3: gun for three hundred bucks.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I like like I.
Speaker 3: I think, I tweeted last week, dear Democrats, I didn't
Speaker 3: buy my guns from you, so you can't buy them back.
Speaker 6: And that's it. I'm done. That's the end of my argument.
Speaker 6: I'm done. You're not, you know. And it is such a.
Speaker 3: Farce to believe these Stevens would give you the value
Speaker 3: of your gun. Plus, it's such a farce to believe that,
Speaker 3: having taken your guns, they would actually protect you. Plus
Speaker 3: it's such a break from our founders to believe that
Speaker 3: I would actually rely on an agent of the state
Speaker 3: to keep me safe. Part of that Jeffersonian dream is
Speaker 3: that individual life, that life full of individuality, where we
Speaker 3: protect ourselves and our own That was Jefferson's dream for
Speaker 3: the American people. I will not lean on government for protection.
Speaker 1: I bore that idea.
Speaker 3: I keep a gun on my hip, I keep a
Speaker 3: rifle in my truck, and I can take care of myself.
Speaker 6: So that's how we'll do that.
Speaker 2: And then that's kind of feeling I have AWR and
Speaker 2: I actually had to pull my own handgun out in
Speaker 2: self defense. I had a guy that tried to kill
Speaker 2: me on the expressway by ramming me and trying to
Speaker 2: run me off the road, and I really was in
Speaker 2: fear for my life. And when I got out of
Speaker 2: my car because it became disabled, that's the first thing
Speaker 2: I had in my hands was my gun. I got
Speaker 2: the car out and just looked very carefully at where
Speaker 2: I was and where he was relative to me, and
Speaker 2: that's when I saw him walking across the street, and
Speaker 2: I thank god I didn't have to use it, but
Speaker 2: at least I would I was able to defend myself
Speaker 2: if I had to. And that was a situation where
Speaker 2: it was extremely unequal. This guy was like six y four,
Speaker 2: about two hundred and fifty plus pounds. Hey man, I'm
Speaker 2: five ten and weegh in about one hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: five hundred and ninety. So I had a sizeable disadvantage
Speaker 2: of that guy. No problem with the great equalizer.
Speaker 6: But this quick point.
Speaker 3: I know our time's getting sore, but what you said
Speaker 3: is important because everybody goes well, you know, if maybe
Speaker 3: if we all gave up our guns, it'd be more peaceful.
Speaker 6: No, Once you get in that.
Speaker 3: Situation where you take away that leveling tool, then you
Speaker 3: hit the situation where it might makes right, and the
Speaker 3: strongest who have criminal or evil intent will dominate in
Speaker 3: a situation where might makes right. And that's what the
Speaker 3: gun is so important for because it lets that ninety
Speaker 3: six pound moment you talked about in Springfield, Ohio. It
Speaker 3: lets her make them afraid of her. That's how it
Speaker 3: should work. I don't want to be afraid of them
Speaker 3: attacking me. I want them to be afraid of the
Speaker 3: repercussions of coming after me. That's what I want, and
Speaker 3: so that's what that woman. I don't want that woman
Speaker 3: to fear them. I want them to fear the repercussions
Speaker 3: of attacking her. And that's how our founders.
Speaker 6: Looked at it.
Speaker 2: That's how they looked at it. And nobody explains it
Speaker 2: better than you. A. W. R. Hawkins Brightbart dot com
Speaker 2: book market read what he has to write regularly. I owns.
Speaker 2: Enjoy our conversations. Man, keep up the great work. I'll
Speaker 2: look forward to having you back on the show real soon.
Speaker 6: Great being with you, buddy, Have a great day.
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Speaker 2: on a lot of things military related. Of course, today
Speaker 2: we're gonna be talking about the latest on the Jimas
Speaker 2: Israel situation as well as Ukraine. Daniel Davis, Always a
Speaker 2: pleasure to have you on my program sir, Always a
Speaker 2: pleasure to be here.
Speaker 1: Brian, How are you? I'm doing fine?
Speaker 2: If I'm just joking earlier every day people always ask,
Speaker 2: hey you doing, Brian? Is like now, half of me
Speaker 2: wants to say I'm great, you know, personally, and the
Speaker 2: other half of me looks out in the world and goes, jeez, Louise,
Speaker 2: I feel miserable. But it's usually about stuff I have
Speaker 2: no control over, like the situation unfolding in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: I'm out there with you. You know, you get it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you want to be able to chance the world.
Speaker 2: You wake up feeling like you got this weight on
Speaker 2: your shoulders and come on, man, it's a weight that well,
Speaker 2: maybe shouldn't be there, but you know, you have knowledge
Speaker 2: and skill sets in certain areas that force you into
Speaker 2: having to deal with the cold, painful realities of the world.
Speaker 2: And that's what we're doing here this morning. Let's start
Speaker 2: with Hamas and israel I. See behind that reality of
Speaker 2: their fighting back and forth, Iran is also still threatening
Speaker 2: of some sort of what they call inevitable response. After
Speaker 2: they took out the Hamas leader Ismail Hani back in July.
Speaker 2: They described this the Irunian Revolutionary Guard leaders said, this
Speaker 2: is going to be a painful and different attack than
Speaker 2: what you expect Israel, so they keep talking about a response.
Speaker 2: It didn't come as quickly as most people thought. But
Speaker 2: behind the Hamas and the Huthi you have Iran.
Speaker 22: Yeah, and look, I think that it's it is definitely
Speaker 22: inevitable because you just can't strike it Iran in their
Speaker 22: capital city on their inauguration weekend and think that not
Speaker 22: you know, something isn't going to be done in retaliation.
Speaker 22: The question is just going to be what, Because as
Speaker 22: they're pointing out, or as you pointed out, rather you know,
Speaker 22: this wasn't the immediate retaliation reaction that many expected. They
Speaker 22: thought that it would come within days, and then they said, well,
Speaker 22: maybe it'll be after this forty day morning period. I
Speaker 22: think that's even expired because that was the time frame
Speaker 22: for the Hasbulah attack against Israel a week or so ago.
Speaker 22: It came after the fortieth day of morning, after one
Speaker 22: of the commanders.
Speaker 1: Was assassinated by Israel. So we don't know what it's
Speaker 1: going to be.
Speaker 22: But it's interesting that the phrasing you is that it's
Speaker 22: going to be painful, but different than what you expect,
Speaker 22: which means it's probably not going to be another three
Speaker 22: hundred and fifty missile barra like the one that came
Speaker 22: the first time after Israel destroyed the embassy compound in
Speaker 22: the Iranian embassy compound in Syria.
Speaker 1: So it's unclear.
Speaker 22: It could be something like assassination of a high value
Speaker 22: Israeli target. It could be attacking an Israeli embassy in
Speaker 22: some other country, something that's not as defended. There's just
Speaker 22: a whole range of things that it could be. But
Speaker 22: the real the question's going to be then what happens,
Speaker 22: because there's in my view, no chance that Israel says
Speaker 22: all right, well that's fair, we did this, you did that,
Speaker 22: tit for tat which call of to day first, I
Speaker 22: think it's certain that they would then, you know, go
Speaker 22: one more wrung up that escalation, and then we'll see
Speaker 22: what happens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they'll use it as a pretext. And that's exactly
Speaker 2: where I was going with you, because if they get
Speaker 2: a strong response from Iran an assassination, maybe a huge attack,
Speaker 2: whatever the response is, they're going to use that as
Speaker 2: a pretext. And I bet they're going to go in
Speaker 2: as hard as they possibly can with some of those
Speaker 2: bunker buster type munitions and try to eliminate the Iranian
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons sites that we all know where they exist,
Speaker 2: at least intelligence sources I think have a firm idea
Speaker 2: where they're making these things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, we do.
Speaker 22: But it's also their nuclear program, as distinct from a
Speaker 22: nuclear weapons program, is spread all over the place and
Speaker 22: in multiple places, and quite a few of them are
Speaker 22: like in the sides of mountains, et cetera. And it's
Speaker 22: not clear that even the best bunker busters are going
Speaker 22: to be able to take all that out. And look,
Speaker 22: if Israel does that, I mean, that's that's as much
Speaker 22: a declaration of war as.
Speaker 1: You can get.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 22: Uh, And you know, and now then you've got the
Speaker 22: possibility of exploding this, you know, nearly a year long
Speaker 22: attack in Israel, you know, with guys of war et cetera,
Speaker 22: now exploding.
Speaker 1: Beyond the borders.
Speaker 22: And then then all the gloves may come off, with
Speaker 22: all of these UH run backed militia groups spattered throughout
Speaker 22: the region, both the RAX, Syria, Jordan, et cetera. Hezbollah
Speaker 22: then could take its gloves off, and so far it's
Speaker 22: it's hell potter is. You know, they've got reportedly over
Speaker 22: one hundred and fifty thousand rockets at various tops, which
Speaker 22: they've only used a small portion of so far.
Speaker 1: So Israel has to be very careful.
Speaker 22: They can't just go all in and say, aha, we
Speaker 22: got this opportunity. Now we're going to go strack, because
Speaker 22: it's not clear that the United States is going to
Speaker 22: just say, yeah, we'll just go to war with you,
Speaker 22: even though some of our words have said that it's
Speaker 22: a different thing to literally plunge yourself into a war
Speaker 22: with Iran, given how bad and how long the one
Speaker 22: with Iraq took.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I suppose the Israeli forces are at some
Speaker 2: point going to become strained much in the way the
Speaker 2: Ukrainian forces are strained. You know, they got the Houthis,
Speaker 2: they got Hamas. They're surrounded by enemies that are under
Speaker 2: constant attack and waging a war against a powerful country
Speaker 2: like Iran, even though comparatively speaking not as powerful as Israel.
Speaker 2: But they have a standing military. They have access to
Speaker 2: weapons from other foes of Israel, including the Russians and
Speaker 2: the Chinese, so their supply chain isn't going to break down.
Speaker 1: And it's also it's.
Speaker 22: Not even a matter of the comparative strength between Israel
Speaker 22: and Iran, and Israel's way on the upper side of that,
Speaker 22: but you know it's geographically it's there's this massive distance
Speaker 22: between them. This is not lack of Russia Ukraine where
Speaker 22: you can just pop across the border one way or
Speaker 22: the other.
Speaker 1: I mean this, and you have to cross countries to
Speaker 1: get there, and what are you going to do?
Speaker 22: You can't like motor across Iraq right to get into
Speaker 22: it too there. Yeah, and even flying across is very
Speaker 22: difficult because of the distances involved without having some kind
Speaker 22: of refueling situation. And then again you're over foreign territory
Speaker 22: and who knows whether that's going to be allowed or
Speaker 22: shut down or whatever. So there are some real constraints
Speaker 22: on what Israel can do.
Speaker 2: Yes, there is, and maybe that's a good thing after all,
Speaker 2: because we don't want a global war to break out.
Speaker 1: Indeed, we don't.
Speaker 2: Well let's dive on over and speaking of global wars
Speaker 2: potentially breaking out, it by all accounts, and you know
Speaker 2: the fog of war, you and I talk about it
Speaker 2: all the time. But doesn't sound like the Ukrainian military
Speaker 2: is going to be able to hold its own for
Speaker 2: very much longer from what I've read, having obvious problems,
Speaker 2: you know, with the maintaining numbers in their standing army.
Speaker 2: They're grabbing people off the streets and forcing them into
Speaker 2: uniform that don't want to be there. My understanding is
Speaker 2: desertions are high, and yet here we find ourselves. What's
Speaker 2: your take on the current status?
Speaker 22: Yeah, it's a I mean, you just hit all the
Speaker 22: big points there that because Ukraine has lost so many
Speaker 22: people and no one has an official number, but plausible
Speaker 22: numbers are in the hundreds of thousands have killed and
Speaker 22: you know triple that number wounded.
Speaker 1: It is a massive number.
Speaker 22: And so they're the only way that they can just
Speaker 22: maintain what they have is to continue having a trough
Speaker 22: of new bodies to go in to fill up the
Speaker 22: uniforms that are blown up and killed in action, et cetera.
Speaker 1: And they just don't have it. They don't have that
Speaker 1: many men.
Speaker 22: And now then the people that especially the men that
Speaker 22: are left, are literally hiding in sellers, hiding out in
Speaker 22: the in the forests, in different places because they are
Speaker 22: because they're sometimes picked up going to the grocery store, uh,
Speaker 22: you know, sometimes in in uh uh.
Speaker 1: Bars and that kind of thing. So they literally don't
Speaker 1: go anywhere.
Speaker 22: And there are scores of videos every day practically on
Speaker 22: the Internet of people just being grabbed off the street,
Speaker 22: grabbed off their front porch uh in one I saw
Speaker 22: just a couple of days ago.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 22: And then we find out that when those guys get
Speaker 22: to the front, not surprisingly and this is according to
Speaker 22: CNN not any kind of Russian disinformation.
Speaker 1: They had a report a couple of days ago.
Speaker 22: That said, hey, when these they interviewed the commanders there
Speaker 22: were Ukrainian commanders. They say, when these guys get there,
Speaker 22: they have almost no training, uh, and they're terrified. They
Speaker 22: run at the first side of contact, or they just
Speaker 22: flee and they they don't obey any.
Speaker 1: Orders if they survived. That was a horrible quote the
Speaker 1: guy used.
Speaker 22: If they survive first contact, they are afraid and they
Speaker 22: won't go back into battle the second time. You just
Speaker 22: can't fight a war like that. The numbers just won't work.
Speaker 22: So where are in terms of the Russian side of
Speaker 22: the equation? You know, part of me just keeps thinking,
Speaker 22: for whatever reason, that they just don't want to really
Speaker 22: go all in and just end this with just massive forces.
Speaker 22: I don't know, militarily speaking, I'm not a strategist, but
Speaker 22: the comparative size of the militaries and the strength of
Speaker 22: Russia versus Ukraine, and it's just the two of them
Speaker 22: right now, I just kind of wonder, really kind of
Speaker 22: why it's taking Russia so long to get the job done.
Speaker 22: You would have thought that it would have been a
Speaker 22: rather quick conflict given the size of the army and
Speaker 22: the resources. Now it appears that Putin is very very
Speaker 22: He was risk averse, but he's also a very patient
Speaker 22: and methodical in money, and we've seen this throughout for example,
Speaker 22: when Russia was driven out of Kharkiv area in twenty
Speaker 22: twenty two, when they abandoned the Kirsoon area and left
Speaker 22: Cyrstone City in the fall of twenty twenty two. They
Speaker 22: then said, okay, we spent a full year on defense,
Speaker 22: and so they withdrew from all those areas, built all
Speaker 22: these defensive lines, manned them. At the same time, they're
Speaker 22: building up their defense industrial base. They're growing their base
Speaker 22: of troops by half a million, and so those things
Speaker 22: take time, and they were willing to take the time.
Speaker 22: So they did all of that for twenty twenty three,
Speaker 22: and then in twenty twenty four they've been methodically moving
Speaker 22: forward to take the last of the defensive lines and
Speaker 22: put Krobsk is the last of the existing defensive lines
Speaker 22: from twenty fourteen, and by all of my estimation is
Speaker 22: when they break through that piece right there, then you
Speaker 22: finally may see this big force. Because they've been basically
Speaker 22: building it for a year and a half now, and
Speaker 22: there has been some evidence of even Belarus possibly joining
Speaker 22: in with this. They've moved a lot of troops to
Speaker 22: the front, I mean, to the border area there.
Speaker 1: Other Russian troops have moved closer to the border area.
Speaker 22: I think it's also instructive in this Kursk offensive that
Speaker 22: Russia has had sealed it off, but they didn't send
Speaker 22: a bunch of forces to go and knock it out,
Speaker 22: even though they had them in the area, because it
Speaker 22: could be that they want to contain the Ukraine side.
Speaker 1: They want them to keep.
Speaker 22: Sending reserves into there so that they'll just be methodically
Speaker 22: destroyed and they won't be available elsewhere when those other
Speaker 22: troops move south into the border. And that's what I
Speaker 22: think could happen, possibly as early as it's falled.
Speaker 2: The Ukrainian troops moving into Russia. I just think for
Speaker 2: whatever reason, I'm having ideas of like the Germans endeavoring
Speaker 2: to take over Moscow and getting frozen out in the
Speaker 2: middle of winter. I mean, there's a lot of miles
Speaker 2: between here and there, a lot of territory that would
Speaker 2: have to be held and covered at a lot of distance.
Speaker 2: And then, like you said, there are a lot of
Speaker 2: Russian forces somewhere out there that could start defending themselves
Speaker 2: in that region. It's almost like they're just letting them
Speaker 2: wander around and waste their time.
Speaker 22: They are and look what you got to take examination
Speaker 22: also of where the incursion took place in that course region,
Speaker 22: and it's of no strategic value to Russia.
Speaker 1: It's a bunch of small villages and hamlets.
Speaker 22: There are no big cities in the area that they
Speaker 22: could attack, and the Ukraine slide simply doesn't have the
Speaker 22: offensive punch to make that a threat to rush.
Speaker 1: All they could do is is make.
Speaker 22: An incursion in there and you know, a little penetration
Speaker 22: and then that's it.
Speaker 1: That's now they're doing.
Speaker 22: It's all they can do since the tenth day of
Speaker 22: this thing, now well into a month into it, to
Speaker 22: just maintain what they have, and you see, it's just methodical.
Speaker 22: The Kremlin actually out today said we are now starting
Speaker 22: an operation to slowly expel all those forces. So they're
Speaker 22: going to now increase the firepower. They've been satisfied to
Speaker 22: just hit them with long range weapons, artillery, drones, attack aviation,
Speaker 22: et cetera, glide bombs, and it's been just a horrific
Speaker 22: casualty count. Now then they're saying they're going to actually
Speaker 22: start pushing them out as well. So we'll see in
Speaker 22: the next week or so how.
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