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Speaker 1: And a very happy Wednesday to you my friend Laura
Speaker 1: down in Florida dealing with the aftermath of the hurricane.
Speaker 1: On my heels of my common about electric vehicles, she said,
Speaker 1: lots of fires, homes, businesses burned down during the hurricanes
Speaker 1: and afterwards from electric cars and bikes. Grab that to
Speaker 1: the equation too. They do blow up when they get wet. Crazy, crazy,
Speaker 1: stupid anyway, not crazy or stupid. Welcome back to the
Speaker 1: fifty five KRC Morning Show from Restore Liberty dot Us.
Speaker 1: George broughta man. It's great to have you back on
Speaker 1: the program, George. Thanks Brian, not crazy or stupid. I
Speaker 1: have to use that as my tagline. There you go,
Speaker 1: feel free, have at it. I think people will immediately
Speaker 1: draw conclusions about who you're contrasting yourself with the easy
Speaker 1: thing to do in this current race. How are you
Speaker 1: feeling about the race as we fast approach November?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think the votes are going to be overwhelmingly for Trump.
Speaker 4: The votes counted is a different question. And I can't
Speaker 4: believe we're talking about it like this in the United
Speaker 4: States of America.
Speaker 2: But clearly there's a lot of Mickey mouse stuff going along.
Speaker 1: Here well, and that feeds into that comment on man
Speaker 1: I just made from Mara Lords and Masters and government
Speaker 1: talking about the concern that China and Russia will be
Speaker 1: stirring the pot of division in our country by pointing
Speaker 1: two some of the irregularities you're alluding to right now.
Speaker 4: Right But I mean, at this point, I think it's
Speaker 4: going to be overwhelming the things that are going on.
Speaker 4: And one of the topics I'm going to talk about
Speaker 4: tonight on the podcast is don't think of it as
Speaker 4: voting for Trump. You're not voting for Trump. You're voting
Speaker 4: for a dream team of advisors. You got Viake Brahmaswami,
Speaker 4: you got RFK Junior, Chelsea Garrett, Elon Musk for crying
Speaker 4: out loud. I mean, you don't have to think about
Speaker 4: this as just you know, Kamala versus Donald.
Speaker 2: This is this is bigger than that, a lot bigger
Speaker 2: than that.
Speaker 4: It really I think that's an important point people need
Speaker 4: to get passed. You know, I don't like Donald's Twitter
Speaker 4: files or you know, how he talks or something, but
Speaker 4: that's not what you're voting for.
Speaker 1: Well, that addresses the point that I made the other
Speaker 1: day about my friend who is caught up in the
Speaker 1: evil Orange Man narrative, but he knows nothing at all
Speaker 1: about policy. I mean, I love this guy to death,
Speaker 1: one of my best friends in the world, but he's
Speaker 1: never paid much attention to politics. But he says, I
Speaker 1: can't vote for Trump. And I said why, and he said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, he's just Trump, He's that, you know, basically
Speaker 1: evil orange man. He was like, right, went we went
Speaker 1: through policy after policy, and he was with me on
Speaker 1: every single one of the policies I mentioned now, most notably,
Speaker 1: he has two daughters, and he hates the idea of
Speaker 1: men participating against sports against women, and he hates the
Speaker 1: whole gender pronoun thing. He finds that absolutely ridiculous, basically
Speaker 1: against the whole woke agenda. He believes in merits, not equity.
Speaker 1: So he's solid on all these you know, conservative leaning issues.
Speaker 1: All they shouldn't have anything to do with politics, be
Speaker 1: quite candid with you, but there they are on full display.
Speaker 1: With Trump's opposition, Harris embracing and supporting those across the board.
Speaker 1: I'm like, do you have any single thing you hate
Speaker 1: Donald Trump on or dislike him or disagree with him
Speaker 1: on in terms of policy? And he's like, no, I said,
Speaker 1: so you're caught up in the narrative evil Orange man.
Speaker 2: So you're not.
Speaker 1: You're going to vote against your best interest just because
Speaker 1: it's not Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it just makes no sense. Restore Liberty dot USY.
Speaker 4: We got a couple of things going on, so yesterday
Speaker 4: I had created a website to help the people out
Speaker 4: that are working down at the polls.
Speaker 2: If you know, she is just a warrior there, and
Speaker 2: if you are.
Speaker 4: Anybody out there has some time on their hands, we
Speaker 4: could use some help down at the early voting center
Speaker 4: in Hamilton County, you know, to sit there and hand
Speaker 4: out sample ballads and just help get the word at
Speaker 4: out over the noise in the background that's going on
Speaker 4: down at the BOE. But stop by, look for Aina
Speaker 4: and volunteer to you know, hold a Orlando Sanza sign
Speaker 4: or something like that down there. We could really use
Speaker 4: the help. Our website that we created for them was
Speaker 4: hacked last night, so I've been willing the night in
Speaker 4: the morning working on restoring that. But we've got it
Speaker 4: back online. But that's just how bad things are getting.
Speaker 4: They're they're attacking just you know, campaign websites again.
Speaker 1: Oh my god. Well, yeah, you can't play by the rules,
Speaker 1: you cheat, huh Right.
Speaker 4: The other thing we're doing something we've never done before
Speaker 4: tonight at the farm. So if you've always wanted to
Speaker 4: come by and see what we do in our meetings tonight,
Speaker 4: we'll give you ten dollars towards your dinner. Marian's for
Speaker 4: Prosperity is going to be there and they're offering volunteers
Speaker 4: ten dollars to help feed them, So you can come
Speaker 4: at the doors open at five point thirty. Get there,
Speaker 4: we'll give you a ticket to help pay for your dinner,
Speaker 4: and listen to the podcast with Joe. We'll be taking
Speaker 4: questions live during the podcast. So got something you want
Speaker 4: to hear about, stop by and then when the meeting
Speaker 4: starts at seven, we're gonna be working on addressing our
Speaker 4: slate cards going after get out the vote for Orlandosanza
Speaker 4: and the other candidate's Bernie Marino. We will help you
Speaker 4: get on your phone a walking list so that as
Speaker 4: you're you know, getting your ten thousand steps in, you
Speaker 4: can knock on your neighbor's door, say hi and offer
Speaker 4: to you know, help give them some information on voting.
Speaker 4: So it's going to be a unique one. This is
Speaker 4: all about volunteering. Tonight, we'll have some of the candidates
Speaker 4: there but for the most part, it's.
Speaker 2: All about, you know, let's get out the vote, all right.
Speaker 1: In terms of the podcast, is there is it your
Speaker 1: you doing the podcast or store a little Bity dot
Speaker 1: us or you have a special guest that's going to
Speaker 1: be dominating. What's what's the nature of the podcast tonight?
Speaker 2: It's just me.
Speaker 4: So I wanted to talk a little bit about what's
Speaker 4: really going on with issue one. I know you've covered
Speaker 4: that a few times, but give some people some information
Speaker 4: and get it out there in the podcast form so
Speaker 4: that you know what's going on really with issue one.
Speaker 4: Then we're going to be talking about, like I said,
Speaker 4: you know, what is it that you're voting for. It's
Speaker 4: not Donald Trump, it's it's policies, it's it's his you know,
Speaker 4: advisors and what they're going to try and do. And
Speaker 4: then the third topic is just a matter of you know,
Speaker 4: what's going to happen after the election. Where are we
Speaker 4: going with our you know, our movement afterwards. What is
Speaker 4: it that we need to concentrate on? And I think
Speaker 4: I told you last week. I'm I'm thinking we're going
Speaker 4: to go really big on the make American healthy again.
Speaker 4: There's so much going on there that I think could
Speaker 4: use some some ground swell of grassroots to help push
Speaker 4: that agenda against you know, the farm industry, the farmer industry,
Speaker 4: and you know everything that's making us unhealthy right now.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's where K what's going on there, And
Speaker 1: that's where RFK Junior comes in as a member of
Speaker 1: the cabinet umbly under the Trump administration. That's that's his uh,
Speaker 1: that's his wheelhouse right.
Speaker 4: There, right especially with kids and his his thing, which
Speaker 4: is I mean, I just can't when you start to
Speaker 4: dig into what's happening with the food pyramid of why
Speaker 4: it is what it is and the damage it's doing.
Speaker 4: I think RFK is just drilled in on that. And
Speaker 4: that's you know, if you're looking for the future of
Speaker 4: the country, getting the kids healthy again has got to
Speaker 4: be number.
Speaker 1: One, no, no question about it. And the numbers of
Speaker 1: folks in this country who are obese is just it's
Speaker 1: just balloon. It's as if a disease has washed over
Speaker 1: the entire country. Just I mean within my lifetime, certainly,
Speaker 1: you know, you look back at photographs from you know,
Speaker 1: the seventies when I was a kid, I was the
Speaker 1: fat kid in the neighborhood. They called me ten Ton Thomas.
Speaker 1: That's right. I'm talking to you, Steve and Paul and
Speaker 1: the other guys in the neighborhood. You know, I suffered
Speaker 1: through that, and you know, I going through puberty and
Speaker 1: I joined Marlins and I lost all the weight and
Speaker 1: you know, I became a regular, normal looking kid. But
Speaker 1: you know, by today's standards, nobody even would have looked
Speaker 1: at me sideways. You know, it's what is it? You know,
Speaker 1: if food's gotten so expensive, how is it that we're
Speaker 1: just consuming as many calories or is it something more
Speaker 1: nefarious like the gobs and gobs of sugar that they
Speaker 1: put in literally everything that you buy at the groceres.
Speaker 2: It's actually worse.
Speaker 4: High fruitose is infinitely worse than sugar because it can
Speaker 4: only be digested by your liver. So now that's why
Speaker 4: you've got cirrhosis of the liver. And kids who have
Speaker 4: never touched alcohol, you go, frutose is literally cooking their liver.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: And you'd think that the FDA might say something about that,
Speaker 1: wouldn't you, George? You know, just maybe you got to
Speaker 1: look at where their funding's come in from. Oh, you
Speaker 1: mean there's lobbying and politics at stake here and even
Speaker 1: though America's health is at risk and in jeopardy hmmm, oh, yep, shocked.
Speaker 4: But even worse is it's the same it's the same actors.
Speaker 4: It's Philip Morris and R. J. Reynolds. It wasn't betraying
Speaker 4: the people that gave us cigarettes. Oh they in the
Speaker 4: sugar are the fruit toast industry now they when the
Speaker 4: Surgeon General put out the warning that you had to
Speaker 4: have on the side of your cigarettes, the first thing
Speaker 4: they did after that was they bought.
Speaker 2: Up all the food companies in the business.
Speaker 4: It's a rabbit hole once you start down and you
Speaker 4: start to see the connections. My wife, who is apolitical,
Speaker 4: at this point, when we started, you know, digging into
Speaker 4: the background, it's like the whole food industry is infinitely
Speaker 4: worse than politics.
Speaker 2: The parallels are unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Well, they just they go out into the world and
Speaker 1: they look for things that are addictive and then they
Speaker 1: invest in them because well, there's a built in market
Speaker 1: for things that people get addicted to. And we're all
Speaker 1: addicted to eating, I suppose, And of course, yep, it's
Speaker 1: that that high fruit dose cornser fuels that addiction. Anyhow, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: marketing does help with that too. I was talking to
Speaker 1: my wife the other day. There was a there was
Speaker 1: a commercial on for Arby's during the football game we
Speaker 1: were watching, and I said, you know, look at that sandwich.
Speaker 1: I said, I know what Arby's tastes like. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to an Arby's, but look, doesn't it make you hungry.
Speaker 1: They've they've presented it so well that you know, maybe
Speaker 1: there's a ripple effect. Okay, so they've gotten me hungry
Speaker 1: through marketing, and I'm gonna go out and get a
Speaker 1: giant sandwich that I didn't really need at nine pm
Speaker 1: because Arby's made me feel hungry. So I went over
Speaker 1: to a different fast food place and loaded up and
Speaker 1: strapped on the feedback. Anyway, talk about it tonight. What
Speaker 1: time do the door's open? What times the podcasts start? George?
Speaker 2: So, the door's open at five thirty.
Speaker 4: It's at the Farm, which is two thirty nine Anderson
Speaker 4: Ferry over in Dull High Any information you need, it's
Speaker 4: at restore Liberty dot us. So the doors open at
Speaker 4: five thirty. We'll start serving dinner and helping you pay
Speaker 4: for it. Around six and then the podcast starts around
Speaker 4: six fifteen and the meeting begins at seven, so it
Speaker 4: sounds like a pack schedule, but it's actually pretty fun,
Speaker 4: pretty loose. Been getting a fair sized crowd, so we're
Speaker 4: hoping for to, you know, bust the doors out tonight
Speaker 4: so we can get some information and get out.
Speaker 1: The boat farm has good chicken from all i've heard.
Speaker 1: West Side Institution be there tonight and see George and
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Speaker 1: so people know where to go to get the details.
Speaker 1: And of course, the podcast produced by production extraordinaire Joe Strecker,
Speaker 1: who does produce podcasts. If you're interested in doing one,
Speaker 1: he's the man to call it. George Brenneman, keep up
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Speaker 1: I really appreciate what you do each and every day.
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