Speaker 1: This is the greatest political comeback comeback of all time.
Speaker 2: There's ever been two, three, four times. Today regain control.
Speaker 3: Of the country control.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: That's fifty five KRC the talk station five O five.
Speaker 3: Fifty five k r C the talk station. End of
Speaker 3: your week for the election results. Wipe you from the
Speaker 3: right is a vacation this time to take out the trash.
Speaker 3: Sitting on the edge of my seat waiting to figure
Speaker 3: out which SoundBite you'd go at. This morning, Happy, very
Speaker 3: happy Wednesday, unless for you're a voter in Hamilton County
Speaker 3: who leans conservative. But a lot of room to celebrate
Speaker 3: today in a happy, happy Wednesday. Tat post election Wednesday
Speaker 3: listener lunch Wednesday, feel free to join us at Ron's
Speaker 3: ris for what I think will be a celebratory atmosphere
Speaker 3: given the national results, the state results here in Ohio,
Speaker 3: although again Hamilton County, if last person out bring the flag.
Speaker 3: I went full yeah in Hamilton County anyway, I just
Speaker 3: completely lost Hamilton County to the left wing of the party. However,
Speaker 3: nationally speaking, we're all on the right track and Donald
Speaker 3: Trump poised to actually he's declared victor already. Most of
Speaker 3: the sites have already declared him the victor. Some sites
Speaker 3: still have it pending, but when you look at the
Speaker 3: states that have yet to be declared, considering the number
Speaker 3: of votes that have been turned in percentage wise, I
Speaker 3: think it's a foregone conclusion. It just now becomes a
Speaker 3: question of how many additional seats in the Senate, And
Speaker 3: of course the balance of the House is still in
Speaker 3: sort of a floating territory. Right now. Republicans have already
Speaker 3: taken over the Senate, got fifty one confirmed, and as
Speaker 3: far as the House goes, looks like right now, two
Speaker 3: hundred seats we can Republicans gain two Democrats lost to
Speaker 3: and then of course a few more are in play.
Speaker 3: But it is leaning toward the Republicans, which means, can
Speaker 3: we call this a mandate? Joe, We've got Republican president,
Speaker 3: we have a Republican Senate, and if we get a
Speaker 3: Republican House, I'd say that's pretty much a mandate, wouldn't you. Well,
Speaker 3: I know the larger question is what will they do
Speaker 3: with it? Yes, hopefully they'll work better together and play
Speaker 3: nicely together, better than they do in Columbus, Ohio. But
Speaker 3: and the really, I think one of the neatest thing
Speaker 3: about this is the popular vote. And as right now
Speaker 3: I'm looking at, Donald Trump was sixty nine seven and
Speaker 3: fifty votes, Kamala Harris sixty five. So Donald Trump wins
Speaker 3: not only the electoral College vote, but also the popular vote,
Speaker 3: which hasn't happened I think since the first Bush administration.
Speaker 3: What Joe oh Biden had eighty three million? Yeah, a
Speaker 3: lot of people sat this one out on the left
Speaker 3: hand side of the ledger. I do believe you're right
Speaker 3: on that, Joe. They weren't going to be duped by
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, and they weren't happy with the well. I
Speaker 3: think that the woke ideology really played a bigger role
Speaker 3: in this than anything. I'm happy to hear from you
Speaker 3: five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty two three talk pound FI fifty on
Speaker 3: eighteen and T phones. Love to hear your reaction to
Speaker 3: what's going on. And Issue one you heard top of
Speaker 3: the Iron News shot down in flames in Ohio. Thank god.
Speaker 3: People need to look right through that saw who Issue
Speaker 3: one was back by a bunch of left wingers or
Speaker 3: just frankly didn't understand it. It was interesting because I
Speaker 3: had that search. Analysts from Ohio State University talking about
Speaker 3: that the more difficult the ballot language is, the more
Speaker 3: likely people are just going to vote no, because they're
Speaker 3: not going to vote to change the status quo when
Speaker 3: they can't understand what the measure is all about. And
Speaker 3: that's seen to be the case with Ohio Issue one.
Speaker 3: It felled fifty four to forty six percent. Bernie Mareno
Speaker 3: beat Shared Brown. We have a new senator here in Ohio.
Speaker 3: Happy that Bernie Marino took that one, and Republicans now
Speaker 3: won all three seats in the high Supreme Court races.
Speaker 3: Republicans ie conservative jurists now control the Supreme Court of
Speaker 3: Ohio six to one. How about them, apples? And in
Speaker 3: other news something that does not shock me. Real quick
Speaker 3: here before I go to the funds. Dow Jones industrial
Speaker 3: futures are now up eleven hundred and thirty three point
Speaker 3: two point seven percent given the given Trump's well winning
Speaker 3: the election. S and T futures up two point four percent,
Speaker 3: NASDAK up one point eight percent. These are all futures,
Speaker 3: mind you, and it could change before the market opens
Speaker 3: this morning. But uh, obviously business is happy about a
Speaker 3: Trump victory versus well the dictatorial confiscatory taxes and of
Speaker 3: course recks a stagnation brought about by the regulatory state
Speaker 3: that a Biden I'm sorry, Harris administration would have brought
Speaker 3: her out or continued. Uh So let's get some people's
Speaker 3: feelings right now. How were going out there if I won?
Speaker 3: Three seven, four, nine fifty eight hundred eighty three talk Kevin.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Morning Show, and a very happy Wednesday
Speaker 3: to you.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Brian. You discovered all my positive points as
Speaker 5: far as the election, and I'm glad you didn't drink
Speaker 5: yourself into a stupor of losing to Harris Wells.
Speaker 3: It would have been a set you know, I'm serious, Kevin.
Speaker 3: The alarm went off and I went to bed long
Speaker 3: before this. You know, nothing had been declared. When I
Speaker 3: went to bed, I stayed up to like nine thirty,
Speaker 3: which is an hour and a half past my bedtime.
Speaker 3: So the alarm goes off and I woke up, and
Speaker 3: I'm just staring at the ceiling and going I'm having
Speaker 3: a difficult time getting out of bed because the first
Speaker 3: thing I'm gonna do is go to my cell phone
Speaker 3: and launch you know, some national news site and see
Speaker 3: where things are, and so I just like type it
Speaker 3: in my pass code, just like embracing myself, like oh god, well,
Speaker 3: and then my bubble was slightly burst with us. It did.
Speaker 3: My bubble is slightly burst based upon the outcome here
Speaker 3: in Hamilton County, which wave, the big red wave, and
Speaker 3: the popular vote on top of it. None of the
Speaker 3: screen of red electoral college. We need to rotic great
Speaker 3: electoral college. Well it didn't work, so good news there.
Speaker 6: Amen.
Speaker 2: Amen, brother, Well.
Speaker 3: Let's celebrate today, Kevin, celebrate, we will and enjoy the
Speaker 3: victories that we got today. God bless you. Kevin. Appreciate
Speaker 3: the call this morning. Let's see what Steve Scott, Steve,
Speaker 3: Happy Wednesday to you, walk into the program.
Speaker 7: Good morning. Yeah, I was going to talk about the
Speaker 7: stock market. I was conservative yesterday or pulled all.
Speaker 3: My money out in case.
Speaker 7: But I would have been a lot richer today. Well,
Speaker 7: but uh, I think I hope somebody would tell Trump
Speaker 7: to pay the Biden and not say anything during the administration,
Speaker 7: since you got if he gets the house in the
Speaker 7: center boat and just start doing stuff, and that is
Speaker 7: I would love just any way, they wouldn't keep me
Speaker 7: for more than two days to be the person standing
Speaker 7: in front of the press and scaring. The first thing
Speaker 7: I would do is say, we have buses at the FBI,
Speaker 7: the d J, all of them with the local sheriff's
Speaker 7: department walking in asking for cases. And if they don't comply,
Speaker 7: they go right to the bus to the we're emptying
Speaker 7: out of J six and we're going to pull them
Speaker 7: up with people that resist the law and uh maybe
Speaker 7: in four years to get to see a lawyer. But
Speaker 7: they ask for all these cases and tell them anybody
Speaker 7: that's any news agency that spread false information about the
Speaker 7: COVID shot, it.
Speaker 3: Was all federal funding.
Speaker 7: On top of that, I would they wouldn't keep me
Speaker 7: on stage. I got a bunch of ideas, and I
Speaker 7: would put the liberals in a frendy. I would freak
Speaker 7: them out for months so they would never even look
Speaker 7: at Trumpe.
Speaker 3: Yeah, can all.
Speaker 7: Be live, because that's all they do is live. So
Speaker 7: I can just go out there and spout stuff and
Speaker 7: freak everybody out with the stuff that I say is
Speaker 7: going to happen.
Speaker 2: Just to see the heads roll.
Speaker 3: We you know, you bring up the press, even obviously
Speaker 3: the mainstream, well the vast majority of Americans clearly were
Speaker 3: rejected the narrative that they got from the press. They
Speaker 3: saw through it. They saw what they were doing to
Speaker 3: cover up for Kamala Harris's shortcomings, and they were in myriad.
Speaker 3: So does the press recognize this and wake the hell up?
Speaker 3: Do the Democrats recognize what happened and move away from
Speaker 3: their far far left wing socialist mentality? I mean, this
Speaker 3: is go ahead.
Speaker 7: Didn't Obama when he came in took away the law
Speaker 7: that said that the government cannot use prop a game
Speaker 7: in the news, wasn't he didn't he pull that trick
Speaker 7: when he came in here and all it's all been
Speaker 7: propagain the sense I will reenact that, And I would like,
Speaker 7: I said, gink their money. They spread PROPA game and
Speaker 7: lives you're trying to do with free speech? Do a
Speaker 7: lie that they are saying. Go against the lies. You know,
Speaker 7: I don't want to restrict your freedoms over you know.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm you know, I'm a I'm a huge fan
Speaker 3: of the First Amendment, and I consider myselfself smart enough
Speaker 3: human being to know when I'm being lied to, Because
Speaker 3: of course I do a lot of research and move
Speaker 3: around to different news sources and don't rely on just
Speaker 3: one but lies and prevarications, generally speaking, bending the truth
Speaker 3: and twisting the narrative. That's all free speech. I mean
Speaker 3: that is protected. You know it's protected.
Speaker 7: Correct, we shouldn't be paying with our tax money?
Speaker 3: Well, Steve, fill in the blank on what we shouldn't
Speaker 3: be paying with our tax money. We could go on. Yeah,
Speaker 3: anything's that starts, Steve. And maybe Elon Musk will be
Speaker 3: in a position to be the guy who starts going
Speaker 3: in and cutting across the board. I'm hoping that he
Speaker 3: is in that role. And you know what I'm gonna give.
Speaker 3: I really think Elon Musk had a lot to do
Speaker 3: with Trump's victory among young people. I mean, the guy
Speaker 3: is a really interesting yet very popular He's a weird guy,
Speaker 3: but he's a very popular figure. And when you went
Speaker 3: over Elon Musk and his brilliance and you promised to
Speaker 3: bring promise to bring a guy like that in to
Speaker 3: do the necessary work to cut some and some at
Speaker 3: least of the government waste out of the system. I
Speaker 3: think that's a very appealing thing and it may have
Speaker 3: had an impact on it. So we'll see.
Speaker 7: Rachel Mattall wanted the kettle federal funny for me Elon
Speaker 7: Musk when Kamala won. So just do that to the
Speaker 7: news agency. Just cut their money too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like to know how much funny actually goes
Speaker 3: to the news agencies. Like I know public broadcasting gets money,
Speaker 3: but I don't know that CBS or CNN gets public money.
Speaker 3: You have to survive on their advertising dollars, which cloes
Speaker 3: back to my point. Are they going to wake up
Speaker 3: and realize they have alienated so many people with their
Speaker 3: far left wing narrative on literally everything? Now? Well, Dad
Speaker 3: answered the question, at least from his heavenly perspectives. Do
Speaker 3: you appreciate the call? All the calls are welcome, looking
Speaker 3: forward to hearing from you all morning. It would save
Speaker 3: me the idea of having to go through a lot
Speaker 3: of stuff. But we got a lot of stuff to
Speaker 3: go through. Five one, three, seven, fifty two three talk.
Speaker 3: I'll be right back to stay here at fifty five
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Speaker 1: Here.
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Speaker 3: have well morning showers likely this morning was raining when
Speaker 3: I was coming in just a little bit. Uh ramill
Speaker 3: move east in the afternoon hours. Doesn't matter highest seventy. Today,
Speaker 3: it's a rain over night, cloudy, sky is isolated showers
Speaker 3: sixty one. Tomorrow morning rain turning partley, cloudy with the
Speaker 3: highest sixty nine. Thursday night down to forty eight with
Speaker 3: a few clowns. And on Friday it's going to be
Speaker 3: a sunny day. I have sixty five right now, sixty
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Speaker 3: the talk station. Joe Drecker has a SoundBite the announcement
Speaker 3: from Hamilton County GOP leader Russell Mock. Go ahead, Joe,
Speaker 3: play it.
Speaker 7: I'm not much on speeches, but it's so gratifying to
Speaker 7: leave you wallowing in the mess you've made.
Speaker 2: You're screwed.
Speaker 3: Thank you bye, and the joy of if we could
Speaker 3: only have Joe Strecker and my off air comments actually
Speaker 3: on air, Greg Lansman beat the far superior. Orlando Sonza
Speaker 3: here in Hamilton County fifty four to forty six, Warren Davidson, congratulations.
Speaker 3: Kind of love the folks there in the eighth district
Speaker 3: for sixty three thirty seven. A bunch of loves passing
Speaker 3: Hamilton County. Almost all, I guess all of them. The
Speaker 3: Family Service tax Levy overwhelmingly passed the Amilon County Development Disability.
Speaker 3: These tacks of the overwhelmingly passed auditor went to Jessica
Speaker 3: Miranda fifty five to forty five over Tom Bridman, a
Speaker 3: superior candidate see Clerk of Courts, Pavin Pray Over. Well,
Speaker 3: that's obviously, you know, we went solid blue in Hamilton County.
Speaker 3: Alicia Reese won over Jonathan Pearson fifty five to forty one.
Speaker 3: Ton East Treehouse got or received fifty seven forty over
Speaker 3: Adam Taylor, who I really got to know and I
Speaker 3: just didn't. I think he's a hell of a good guy.
Speaker 3: Connie Pillach over Melissa Powers And see, you know, I
Speaker 3: saying that out loud just brings bile over the back
Speaker 3: of my throat. It was fifty one forty nine. So
Speaker 3: it was the closest race that I can find here
Speaker 3: in Hamilton County, at least in so far as Republicans
Speaker 3: versus Democrats. Charmie McGuffey fifty six to Jim Neils forty
Speaker 3: four for Sheriff Wow Lewis Plessing got this. Of course,
Speaker 3: back on the district gate, I could get up. What
Speaker 3: was that Joe barely Hey you know what I'll take barely.
Speaker 3: I'll take Ron's call to Ron, thanks for calling this
Speaker 3: morning and a pretty much happy Wednesday.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, except for the Hamilton County. It's all blue now.
Speaker 8: And of course you you said that we still had
Speaker 8: the same way, they still had the same sheriff, and
Speaker 8: I went, damn, you know, it's sad, but yeah, watching
Speaker 8: my son Brian was calling me about every fifteen minutes.
Speaker 8: You were talking about what's going on TV and stuff.
Speaker 8: He goes, my god, Trump's kicking the butts, you know.
Speaker 8: And we were talking and had a phone call from
Speaker 8: a friend in Detroit and she was saying, I guess
Speaker 8: I hear your five bucks. You said that Trump was
Speaker 8: going to win, and he is up so far, you know, right,
Speaker 8: don't have a don't know if I'll get a chance
Speaker 8: to get down to lunch today or not.
Speaker 3: Just going to ask you that, Ron, if you were
Speaker 3: going to be able to make it the listener lunch today.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I got a doctor's appointment though. Suddenly, you know, you
Speaker 8: get one of those last minute calls, you know, got
Speaker 8: it won yesterday and said they had to be a
Speaker 8: doctor's off at a certain time. It's like ye I'll
Speaker 8: be there at a certain time. I'll still wait forty
Speaker 8: five minutes on line before get back to seeing you.
Speaker 3: Yes, but your health comes first, Ron, I would never
Speaker 3: suggest you you ditch a doctor's appointment a favorite listener lunch.
Speaker 3: Much in the same way people who said I'd love
Speaker 3: to come to listener lunch, but I have to work.
Speaker 3: I was telling him, well, you made the right decision,
Speaker 3: so you regularly, you regularly make it. Maybe we'll catch
Speaker 3: you at listener lunch in December, so or anything, or
Speaker 3: I believe it's price hell chilli if I recall, stick
Speaker 3: back over on the West side for that one. But
Speaker 3: I'll double check on that. But we got a month
Speaker 3: to stew over it. Thanks Ron, always a pleasure to
Speaker 3: hearing from you. Tell Brian we all said hi and
Speaker 3: thanks for his service. Fifty five care City Talk Station
Speaker 3: five eight hund eight two three talks. You go ahead
Speaker 3: and take that one. Joe got time, Kevin whoop?
Speaker 2: They hung up.
Speaker 3: Kevin didn't want to talk to me. Well, and the
Speaker 3: the the memes are everywhere this morning, and I think
Speaker 3: the most popular meme that I have seen, the most
Speaker 3: recurrent meme, and I get a kick out of them,
Speaker 3: America unburdens itself from what has been obviously going back
Speaker 3: to Kamala Harris, Oh, and I guess those the suitets
Speaker 3: are going to be packed up today as a consequence
Speaker 3: of adult college students being incapable of dealing with the
Speaker 3: political realities of the world and suffering from anxiety. Universities Georgetown,
Speaker 3: for example, puge Sound, among others, setting up what they
Speaker 3: call self care suites to help students manage stress post election.
Speaker 3: Georgetown mc Court School Public Policy students can escape political
Speaker 3: chatter with activities like building legos, coloring, and sipping hot
Speaker 3: chocolate in a designated calm space. You know, I know,
Speaker 3: suck it up, Buttercup, grow up. You're an adult playing
Speaker 3: with legos five twenty five If I five causly tuckstations,
Speaker 3: maybe I don't know, but I'm feeling much better about
Speaker 3: the country's direction since Donald Trump won the popular vote
Speaker 3: and the presidency, and we have a whole lot more
Speaker 3: in terms of races and issues to talk about the aftermath.
Speaker 3: What do you think? Feel free to call love to
Speaker 3: hear from you, stick around and be right back with
Speaker 3: local stories.
Speaker 10: Fifty five KRC.
Speaker 3: I'm Julie here's your nine first oneing weather forecast. Got
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Speaker 3: will move out at some point today anyway, Overnight low
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Speaker 2: Don't vote Democrat Tom good job.
Speaker 3: I hope Tom's doing all right, and I hope you're
Speaker 3: doing all right today too, pretty much in the celebratory move,
Speaker 3: with the exception of the bubble being bursed here in
Speaker 3: Hamilton County, Ohio. Otherwise bright red, congratulations Bernie Marino, congratulations
Speaker 3: six to one on the Supreme Court with Conservative taking
Speaker 3: all three seats that were open. And congratulations of Warren Davidson.
Speaker 3: Solid they are in the eighth district, so beyond that,
Speaker 3: and someone it suggests that well, maybe could appoint the
Speaker 3: Orlando Sonza to JD Vance's seat, and of course that's
Speaker 3: probably not going to happen. According to sources close to
Speaker 3: Mike DeWine at least on I suppose it was last Wednesday,
Speaker 3: or is this this morning? I guess today? Yeah, jd
Speaker 3: Vance now elected Vice president the Wine leaning toward appointing
Speaker 3: longtime friend and state Senator Matt Dolan to fill his
Speaker 3: Senate seat. So yeah. Joe Strecker's response, Dear God, I know,
Speaker 3: well's vote Democrat. Yeah, well, or you know, don't vote Rhino.
Speaker 3: There in lies the challenge with our current governor here
Speaker 3: in the state of Ohile. So you'll have an opportunity
Speaker 3: down the road to solve that problem. So back over
Speaker 3: to local stories here, moving away from politics at least momentarily,
Speaker 3: because we've been talking about it all morning, and at
Speaker 3: least in terms of voting. Local story related, we go
Speaker 3: to a Hea Heburn, my friends and he and Kentucky
Speaker 3: men arrested at polling place yesterday and Hebron for what
Speaker 3: they described as disorderly and disruptive behavior toward voters. Boone
Speaker 3: County Sheriff's office said the poll workers report of the
Speaker 3: man just after one pian at the Hebron polling station
Speaker 3: and thorn Wild Elementary deputies got there discover the man
Speaker 3: who was being disruptive, happened to also be intoxicated at
Speaker 3: a plastic water bottle filled with vodkn in that that
Speaker 3: he's found the man attempting to fill out his ballot
Speaker 3: before he tried leaving the polling station with the ballot,
Speaker 3: which is illegal, Sheriff's office said. The man told deputies
Speaker 3: he was upset and didn't think he would cast his ballot.
Speaker 3: Sheriff's officeaid the man was first upset that he was
Speaker 3: asked to verify his address and only gave poll workers
Speaker 3: a po box. After the workers calmed him down, the
Speaker 3: man began yelling, let's vote in line and was further disruptive,
Speaker 3: according to the report from the Sheriff's office. Been charged with
Speaker 3: disorderly con unducked alcohol, intoxication in a public place, and
Speaker 3: removing slash, tampering with a ballot, piling on poor Frishes
Speaker 3: and many of us are out here lamenting the demise
Speaker 3: and soon to be banker of Frishes. So after several
Speaker 3: Frishes Big Boy locations forced to close amid evictions, FC
Speaker 3: Cincinnati filed a lawsuit against Frish's, claiming it owes over
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty grand for an unpaid sponsorship contract
Speaker 3: lawsuit fil October thirty one, Hamilton County. The two parties
Speaker 3: entered into his sponsorship agreement December last year. Since then,
Speaker 3: Frish's has not paid a dime. That's according the lawsuit.
Speaker 3: Sponsorship agreement dictated the Frishes with PAFC one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty grand in five monthly installments starting June one this year.
Speaker 3: After that, they were supposed to pay thirty thousand per
Speaker 3: installment on the first of every month after June all
Speaker 3: the way through October first. Fish Is also allegedly agreed
Speaker 3: to pay two thousand dollars to FC Cincinnati Trade and
Speaker 3: additional forty five hundred for each MLS playoff game played
Speaker 3: at TQL Stadium. So it says well when Fishes didn't
Speaker 3: pay in June, July, August, or September, FC Cinthonty sent
Speaker 3: a restaurant a demand letter asking for the full balance
Speaker 3: of one hundred and twenty grand and the October bill
Speaker 3: for thirty total one hundred and fifties. Fishes didn't respond
Speaker 3: ergo They're now in further litigation, So poor Fishes. I
Speaker 3: guess f C Cincinnati probably has a valid argument, but
Speaker 3: I still feel like they're being kicked when they're down.
Speaker 3: Let's see here over to other local stories here in
Speaker 3: the Hamilton County area, anyway, one are the more depressing realities.
Speaker 3: Greg Lamsman be Orlandos Sons, as I pointed out, congratulations
Speaker 3: again to Warren Davidson and a lot of the tax
Speaker 3: levies sadly okay, Moving over to prosecutors race Yes, Connie
Speaker 3: Pillage be, Melissa Powers and Iry mcgufee beat Jim Neil
Speaker 3: twenty fourth District ninety one. See Danny Isaacson Democrat beat
Speaker 3: John Sess District twenty five Democrats. Cecil Thomas beat Jim
Speaker 3: Burns Democrats. Cedric Denson in District twenty six beat John
Speaker 3: Breeden District twenty seven Democrat Rachel Baker beat Kurt Hartman.
Speaker 3: I like Curti's a decent guy. District twenty eight. Democrat
Speaker 3: Karen Brownlee wins Jenjuru. There's a Republican that wins, and
Speaker 3: then again not up really against anybody who is actually
Speaker 3: challenger challenging her District twenty nine. Cindy Abrams congratulations beat
Speaker 3: Democrat Salvado Joe Salvado District thirty. Mike Odioso like that
Speaker 3: guy wins beating Democrat Stephanie hawks sixty nine thirty one
Speaker 3: sound victory Mike Odioso Onto representing District Thirtyary Court of
Speaker 3: Appeals one on District one, Terry Nester, Democrat beat Sean
Speaker 3: Donovan District one Democrat maryland Zias beat Stacy Lufton for
Speaker 3: the Court of Appeals. Court of Appeals, District one Democrat,
Speaker 3: Candice Crouse beat Elizabeth Poulston's got a trend going on here?
Speaker 5: Do we?
Speaker 3: Huh huh? District one Court of Appeals. Rich Moore, Democrat
Speaker 3: beat Robert Gering Hamilton County Court Recorder shocking no on Democrats.
Speaker 3: Scott Crowley beat David Heinbach, Treasurer Democrat. Jill schillerbeat Republican
Speaker 3: Jeff Baker. County Court of Common Please, Casey Cash one
Speaker 3: over Steve Simon, Robert Winkler Gay, Hamilton County Court of
Speaker 3: Common Please, Robert Winkler victorious. Chivy A tax levee passed,
Speaker 3: Indian Hill Charter Amendment passed, the Village of Addison tax
Speaker 3: levee passed, the Village of Glendale tax level passed, the
Speaker 3: Village of golf Manor tax levee passed. Village of Greenhills
Speaker 3: tax levee passed. Village of Green Hills tax levy additional passed.
Speaker 3: I can't believe what people are voting, more money out
Speaker 3: of their pockets. North Ben tax levee passed. Woodlawn tax
Speaker 3: levee passed Charter amendment in Village of Woodlawn passed. Village
Speaker 3: of North Ben tax levee shot down. There's one that
Speaker 3: they said no on. Anderson Township tax levee passed. Miami
Speaker 3: Township tax levee Renewal and increase shot down. There's another outwire.
Speaker 3: Miami Township tax levee renewal passed, Springfield tax levee pass
Speaker 3: Simms Township tax levee passed, Whywater Township tax levee. That
Speaker 3: one shot down. Marimount City Schools tax levee passed. Mount
Speaker 3: Healthy City Schools levey shot down. Princeton City Schools tax
Speaker 3: levee passed, Wyoming City School bond issue passed. Anderson Township
Speaker 3: Park District tax levee passed. Columbia Township Waste Disposal District
Speaker 3: tax levee passed. I know it's concentrating on Hamilton County there,
Speaker 3: but I just could not believe the number of lovees
Speaker 3: that actually passed. In spite of these difficult financial times
Speaker 3: we find ourselves five point thirty seven. Mark, your call
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Speaker 3: stack of stupid or we're gonna deal with calls all morning,
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Speaker 12: Good morning, Brian. Yeah, I gave up at twelve thirty
Speaker 12: this morning, got up at three point thirty, and that's
Speaker 12: the first thing I did was turn off the TV.
Speaker 12: The h they're going to screw the vote in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin.
Speaker 12: Uh So I didn't go to bed with her, went
Speaker 12: to bed with a fairly easy feeling, but just kind
Speaker 12: of wondering if the same thing that's going to happen
Speaker 12: is the last election where they were trying to manipulate
Speaker 12: the vote count. Also, I just listened to the results
Speaker 12: that you gave out for Hamilton County, and I've spoken
Speaker 12: with you a few times, and I moved out to
Speaker 12: Union County earlier this year, and it's amazing the soybeans
Speaker 12: and cornfields did not ask for any tax levy. He
Speaker 12: voted for we had not. So I'm so glad that
Speaker 12: I got out of m O County and unfortunately I
Speaker 12: grew up there, and unfortunately, I think within five years
Speaker 12: can draw big certain around Cincinnati and you won't recognize
Speaker 12: about the suburbs that are there now. It's just a
Speaker 12: sad statement the people that, as you pointed out during
Speaker 12: this campaigning season, that the strong characters of Melissa Powers
Speaker 12: and Sonza and some of the others that I and
Speaker 12: even for the race of sheriff, it's just amazing to
Speaker 12: me that people cannot just identify or go get past
Speaker 12: their party affiliation for the betterment of their community or
Speaker 12: as the country as a whole. In some cases, some
Speaker 12: of the coverage last night, Box I watched boxes. I
Speaker 12: don't know the guys back around. His name's Harold Ford,
Speaker 12: so that he's liberal obviously as a Democrat, and they
Speaker 12: had somebody else on there, and he kept talking about
Speaker 12: his party. You know, my party, this, our party, this,
Speaker 12: we we need this. But at no time did he
Speaker 12: acknowledge anything that was better for the country as a whole.
Speaker 12: And and it's amazing to me that Kamala Harris, who
Speaker 12: is an empty vessel even airhead, got as many votes
Speaker 12: as she actually did, and people that are that came
Speaker 12: home for her, so to speak, they really need to
Speaker 12: look inside, look at themselves, because there was nothing there
Speaker 12: that even was remotely qualifying. So I'm glad it went
Speaker 12: the way that it did.
Speaker 3: I am too. And you know what, and even more,
Speaker 3: I take even more comfort the fact that the popular
Speaker 3: vote Donald Trump on the popular vote by north of
Speaker 3: four million. So we're not going to hear the yelling
Speaker 3: and gnashing the teeth with a bunch of Democrats screaming
Speaker 3: about how the electoral college needs to get thrown out
Speaker 3: in favorable popular vote.
Speaker 12: Absolutely I saw that last night, and that's one of
Speaker 12: the things I kept saying attention to. And but yeah,
Speaker 12: so anyway, hopefully things move forward and they take this
Speaker 12: opportunity to try to build upon this. These people that
Speaker 12: are coming.
Speaker 2: Over to the Republican Party. Yes, and once and for
Speaker 2: all show the.
Speaker 12: Differences between the socialists and some of the dinosaurs Nancy Pelosi, Schumer, McConnell.
Speaker 12: Hopefully some of these dinosaurs now understand we're tired of them,
Speaker 12: go go away, and I will include some of the Republicans,
Speaker 12: a lot of the Republicans and that as well enough
Speaker 12: enough if you guys need to go. So that's my
Speaker 12: two cents this morning. So thank you for all of
Speaker 12: your help and trying to explain things to people and
Speaker 12: get people to think past their nose. But unfortunately in
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Speaker 3: Thomas right here wishing everyone in a very happy post
Speaker 3: election day and quite the celebratory mood here on the
Speaker 3: fifty five KRC Morning showt Donald Trump clearing away the
Speaker 3: overall winner, not only winning the electoral College, but the
Speaker 3: popular vote. Republicans have taken back the Senate and on
Speaker 3: their way to probably taking back the House. Already had
Speaker 3: a couple of seats on that still some pending outcomes,
Speaker 3: and I am happy to announce in studio, maybe hanging
Speaker 3: out here for a couple hours talking to folks, taking
Speaker 3: phone calls and participating in the discussion. Christopher smitham and
Speaker 3: former vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Thanks for
Speaker 3: coming in. Man, it's great seeing you Ryan. Thanks for
Speaker 3: having me. How you feeling this morning?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 14: I know as a political junkie, you know, even coming
Speaker 14: in seeing that MSNBC, places like CNN, ABC had not
Speaker 14: even called the election. And so if you're listening, like
Speaker 14: if people are waking up right now looking at their TVs,
Speaker 14: you know, they are major news outlets that still as
Speaker 14: you and I sit here having said that, you know,
Speaker 14: former President Donald Trump is Trump, you know, is a
Speaker 14: president elect forty seven.
Speaker 3: But he is he is, he is.
Speaker 2: That is reality.
Speaker 3: Well, and you know I agree with you. I look
Speaker 3: at CNN and I look at you know, it's interesting Politico,
Speaker 3: which I would call a very left leaning online mag
Speaker 3: online news dump outlet, and uh, they've got Trump with
Speaker 3: two seventy seven. And you know, if you look at
Speaker 3: somebody else's map, it's you know, still again not quite
Speaker 3: over the victory margin. But the states that are still
Speaker 3: sort of kind of in play, Nevada, Arizona, for example,
Speaker 3: the numbers are leaning Trump pretty decently, Like, for example,
Speaker 3: Arizona fifty one point nine or fifty two percent to
Speaker 3: Harris's forty seven percent. Sixty percent of the vote in
Speaker 3: on that one in Nevada, which hasn't been formally called yet,
Speaker 3: still leaning Trump at fifty one point five to Harris's
Speaker 3: forty six eight. So those look like a lock for
Speaker 3: Trump and even Michigan. And this doesn't shock me at
Speaker 3: all that that Michigan would be going with Trump, given
Speaker 3: all the auto workers there on the Harris administration would
Speaker 3: have eradicated their jobs fifty point one percent to Harris's
Speaker 3: forty eight point one. And that's with ninety five percent
Speaker 3: of the vote tallied, So only a few remaining states
Speaker 3: to solidify it. But most every place, sanely and wisely
Speaker 3: and properly have already called Trump the winner. And of
Speaker 3: course the Republicans have already win the Senate. We've already
Speaker 3: got fifty one up of senators, a couple of still outstanding.
Speaker 3: It's just the House we're waiting around for, but leaning Republicans.
Speaker 3: So this would be a quick, clean, sweet Christopher clean sweep.
Speaker 14: I'm sitting back this morning thinking about all the posters
Speaker 14: who have been telling us over the last call it
Speaker 14: thirty days that this was going be a very very
Speaker 14: close race. Bryan that the pathway like Georgia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 14: these states were going to be very close, almost impossible,
Speaker 14: the blue wall, as they described it. They talked about
Speaker 14: Iowa in the last forty eight hours that Iowa was
Speaker 14: the thermometer for me as a financial planner. Was the
Speaker 14: Dow or the Russell in Iowa? And I'm glad you
Speaker 14: brought that up.
Speaker 3: Fifty six point three Trump Harris forty two point three.
Speaker 3: So much for your Iowa poll. There you have it,
Speaker 3: There you have it.
Speaker 14: And they said, these were the greatest minds, the greatest posters.
Speaker 14: They're never wrong, and every one of them were wrong.
Speaker 14: And it shows you just how biased they all were
Speaker 14: going into the election. The questions that they were asking
Speaker 14: who they were polling, why they couldn't extract that there
Speaker 14: was this silent vote out there. I'm gonna talk a
Speaker 14: little bit about that from my perspective, But they.
Speaker 2: All were wrong. There wasn't.
Speaker 14: There's not one person, no poster that we heard that
Speaker 14: came out and said, man that when we wake up,
Speaker 14: they're gonna be fifty almost fifty red dots on a map.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what. Let's pause because We're you're gonna
Speaker 3: be around for a while here this morning. Got a
Speaker 3: couple of callers online. CJ's been on hold for a while.
Speaker 3: Let's take CJ's call. You can hear that as well. CJ.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks for holding my friend.
Speaker 12: Oh thank you.
Speaker 15: And it is a beautiful, rainy morning. And you were
Speaker 15: just talking about the polls. And I was thinking about
Speaker 15: something this morning.
Speaker 3: And what did the polls miss?
Speaker 12: I think it's two things.
Speaker 15: Number One, Democrats way over played the abortion hand. On Sunday,
Speaker 15: all I watched was Shared Brown, pro abortion commercial after
Speaker 15: pro abortion commercial after pro abortion commercial after pro abortion commercial.
Speaker 2: And that was just about it.
Speaker 15: And I think it drove a lot of people out,
Speaker 15: and it even probably took some people who were pro
Speaker 15: Shared that couldn't vote for Bernie and they voted for
Speaker 15: the libertarian number one. Number two, there are ten million
Speaker 15: people like me around the country who have moved from California, New.
Speaker 16: York, Illinois, and all.
Speaker 15: Of us probably are not the biggest Donald Trump fans.
Speaker 15: A lot of us probably have never voted for Donald Trump.
Speaker 15: But in this election, when Kamala Harris was on the ballot,
Speaker 15: we sat there and looked at that ballot and said,
Speaker 15: I cannot do to this country what democrats have done
Speaker 15: to our home states, of our families and forced us
Speaker 15: into a forced migration out of this country, out of
Speaker 15: our states and our homes, and that we love where
Speaker 15: we're at, but we're still a little.
Speaker 12: Upset and we do not want to bring that to
Speaker 12: the country.
Speaker 3: CJ. Good hearing from the excellent comments, and just to
Speaker 3: help you, maybe you have a different perception on California
Speaker 3: Proposition thirty six, which was the ballot amendment that would
Speaker 3: roll back the Proposition forty seven, so called criminal justice reform.
Speaker 3: It passed. The anti crime proposition passed in California fifty
Speaker 3: six percent of the precincts reporting seventy percent of the
Speaker 3: voters said yes to Prop thirty six twenty nine percent. Now,
Speaker 3: so they the residents of the state of California, know
Speaker 3: what's good for them as opposed to what their elected
Speaker 3: officials thought was good for them or what they previously
Speaker 3: vote on in connection with this so called criminal reform.
Speaker 3: Let's get Bill's call for we move on. Bill, thanks
Speaker 3: for calling this morning. Happy Wednesday to you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm a little.
Speaker 17: Bit giddy this morning, but so as bad as I
Speaker 17: hate CNN, I couldn't resist turning them on this morning.
Speaker 17: And so it reminds me that this is like you
Speaker 17: get up from and look back at the toilet bowl
Speaker 17: and pull the lever and watch the extrement swirl down.
Speaker 17: But how did we do on Senate and House races?
Speaker 17: So focused on the presidential results?
Speaker 6: How did we do?
Speaker 17: I've not dug into that yet this morning.
Speaker 7: Can you kind of cut me on that one.
Speaker 3: As of right now, it's been officially called Republicans have
Speaker 3: fifty one seats to Democrats forty two, and again there's
Speaker 3: a few left in play that have yet to be decided,
Speaker 3: although you can count on the Republicans winning the Senate,
Speaker 3: so we got that to look forward to. And in
Speaker 3: so far as the House is concerned, as of right now,
Speaker 3: it looks two hundred Republicans they've gained two Democrats are
Speaker 3: right now at one eighty eight they've lost to and
Speaker 3: so again a handful that have yet to be decided
Speaker 3: in some of the where the votes are still rolling in,
Speaker 3: but leaning Republican, that would be a clean sweep, and
Speaker 3: I think we all like to call that a mandate.
Speaker 3: So rest assured It's going to be a different world
Speaker 3: here moving forward from today. A question is what Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: jd Vance and crew decide to do. And I really
Speaker 3: truly hope, Christopher offer thanks to the call off of
Speaker 3: your comments on this. I don't want to hear any gloating.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear any I told you so.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear any of this. Just you know,
Speaker 3: let's get down to business, Christopher.
Speaker 18: No.
Speaker 2: I agree. I think what President elect.
Speaker 14: Trump says over the next twenty four hours is critical.
Speaker 14: He has to talk about unifying the country. His rhetoric
Speaker 14: has to be one of unification. Like right now, I'm
Speaker 14: not looking for him to ask the question about why
Speaker 14: Vice President Harris has not conceded the election. She's licking
Speaker 14: her wound somewhere and she's going to have to come
Speaker 14: out soon enough, and he's going to have to certify
Speaker 14: the election. Christopher, She's going to have to certify the election.
Speaker 14: She's gonna have to be there on January the twentieth.
Speaker 14: I just get done saying, don't gloat, but I'm sorry,
Speaker 14: I do. Take a little bit of joy.
Speaker 3: There's joy, joyful Kylaris go to certified Donald Trump.
Speaker 14: And So this is the time for you know, President elect,
Speaker 14: Vice President JD. Vance and everybody around them to make
Speaker 14: sure that they're talking about how they pull together an
Speaker 14: administration and move the country forward. Because clearly, I'm gonna
Speaker 14: build off what CJ said. They spend a half a
Speaker 14: billion dollars on abortion, half a billion dollars. And I
Speaker 14: tell you, as I spoke to voters yesterday, I heard
Speaker 14: over and over and over again, I'm a Democrat, but
Speaker 14: the Democratic Party has left me. I didn't leave the
Speaker 14: Democratic Party. The Democratic Party has left me out there
Speaker 14: there talking about transgender people swimming in pools with my granddaughter.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 14: Now, I'm telling you that the people will say this
Speaker 14: to me. They say, I support the LGBTQ plus community.
Speaker 14: That's different, That's totally different. They know you saying I
Speaker 14: want a transgender person in the locker room with my
Speaker 14: daughter or.
Speaker 3: Competing against your daughter. You know, come on, man, you know,
Speaker 3: and they say, you know, misogyny. And you know, a
Speaker 3: lot of black men went Republican. This I saw. I
Speaker 3: showed you the headline on that. He really Trump really
Speaker 3: made some inroads on that. And I would think and
Speaker 3: even the hispanicly these same thing big inroads in the
Speaker 3: Hispanic community, and it's something I've been talking about for
Speaker 3: years now. Those are I mean, traditionalist minded people insofar
Speaker 3: as gender is concerned. Now again we can all be
Speaker 3: accepting that everyone gets to choose in this country the
Speaker 3: direction they want, whoever they want to sleep with. I
Speaker 3: personally have really never cared if it's behind the bedroom door,
Speaker 3: man whatever. As long as it's consenting adults, and I
Speaker 3: underscore the word adult, then go ahead. This is the
Speaker 3: world we live in. But insofar as my right to
Speaker 3: decide what is appropriate, I don't want a bunch of
Speaker 3: Johnson's hanging out in the in the girls locker room.
Speaker 3: I have a daughter. I would have just I don't.
Speaker 3: I would have been beside myself if she was, you know,
Speaker 3: an eight year old, nine year old and had to
Speaker 3: face that reality, I'd have been freaked out. And I
Speaker 3: think a lot of people felt the same way. It
Speaker 3: was a bridge too far, bridge too far.
Speaker 14: And I think what we're gonna find I'm not this
Speaker 14: brilliant poster out here who was paid millions and millions
Speaker 14: of dollars to be wrong, But I think what we're
Speaker 14: gonna find out is income people who do not have
Speaker 14: a college education, who get up every day make eighty
Speaker 14: ninety one hundred and fifty thousand hundred with overtime. Middle
Speaker 14: class America said the Democratic Party left them.
Speaker 2: They did not leave the Democratic Party.
Speaker 14: And whether they're black or white or Latino, they voted
Speaker 14: their pocketbook.
Speaker 2: They didn't vote the wedge issue of abortion.
Speaker 3: And that was all we heard from the Democrats on
Speaker 3: a federal level. It was a dumb argument to make anyway,
Speaker 3: because not a damn thing the federal government can do
Speaker 3: anymore after the Dobbs decision, So move that aside. It's
Speaker 3: still really all they ran on. Kamala Harris didn't really
Speaker 3: run on anything, nothing, just this joy thing that didn't
Speaker 3: seem to last very long, pivoting over to calling people
Speaker 3: garbage and Nazis. You can't win on that kind of negativity.
Speaker 3: Six sixteen more with Christopher Smith, and your phone calls
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Speaker 3: Coming up in six twenty two fifty five Karsite talks
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Speaker 3: Ron's or is if you can make it in studio,
Speaker 3: spending a couple hours talking about politics. Christopher Smitheman and
Speaker 3: former vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati, and mister
Speaker 3: smither vent every Monday here in the morning show. Christopher,
Speaker 3: you being a financial planner at your job, that's what
Speaker 3: you do. Do you notice the futures this morning? Dow
Speaker 3: Jones industrial futures up twelve hundred basically almost three percent,
Speaker 3: s and P up two and a half, NASDAC up
Speaker 3: almost one point nine on the victory.
Speaker 14: It's something that we haven't seen like in my lifetime.
Speaker 14: Maybe one other time I've seen the seen the futures
Speaker 14: up up this strong.
Speaker 3: In the aftermath of a presidential election.
Speaker 14: I'm talking about anytime. Oh wow, I'm I'm talking about anytime.
Speaker 14: This is what's happening right now is historic because what
Speaker 14: you're seeing is this this relief. This is my speculation
Speaker 14: that you know, this unrealized capital gain discussion of twenty
Speaker 14: percent is off the table. People are their houses where
Speaker 14: you know, Vice President Harrison, if you've got a five
Speaker 14: hundred thousand dollars house, you know you're gonna owe me
Speaker 14: one hundred thousand dollars whether you sell the house or not.
Speaker 14: And that includes on people's portfolios or long term capital gains.
Speaker 2: Aren't going to twenty eight percent. They might even be
Speaker 2: going lower.
Speaker 14: They might, you know, President elect might bring us from
Speaker 14: twenty eight to eighteen.
Speaker 2: He's talking about this stuff right now.
Speaker 14: So people we think about where the oil industry right now,
Speaker 14: because he's saying, drill, baby, drill, the Alaska pipeline, you know,
Speaker 14: fourteen fifteen thousand jobs. He's saying, I'm going to bring
Speaker 14: those things back online. So you have this market that's
Speaker 14: saying we've been lied to, meaning we thought this race
Speaker 14: was going to be close all this trillions of dollars
Speaker 14: that are on the sideline saying the world is coming
Speaker 14: to an end, and now they're all diving in all
Speaker 14: at the same time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so you expect energy socks, for example, will be
Speaker 3: a great thing that you know, if you had money
Speaker 3: in it yesterday or the day before, maybe a little
Speaker 3: late this morning to get money in it. But yeah,
Speaker 3: the opportunity for them to grow and for us to
Speaker 3: have you know, greater actress access to a broader spectrum
Speaker 3: of energy production is going to be great for our country.
Speaker 3: It'll be stabilizing, it'll give us a leg up in
Speaker 3: terms of, you know, relative to all the other countries
Speaker 3: in the world. And maybe maybe and you know, I
Speaker 3: can dream this morning along the lines of what the
Speaker 3: Trump administration might do, and I don't know how full
Speaker 3: on against the whole green agenda they're going to be.
Speaker 3: If they'll take a baby step approach and pair it back,
Speaker 3: or that this be full on let's just not even
Speaker 3: fund it anymore. But my hope is truly that they
Speaker 3: really back off in large measure on that nonsense, because honestly,
Speaker 3: I think it's the biggest global scam ever perpetrated on mankind.
Speaker 14: But what we've seen over the last four years is
Speaker 14: these are just facts. A lot of regulation on our economy,
Speaker 14: and what I think the futures are saying is those
Speaker 14: regulations are leaving and the people who've been propagating it.
Speaker 14: Meaning what you're going to see over the next week
Speaker 14: or two oh house cleaning, resignations, DOJ resignation, DHS resignation,
Speaker 14: IRS resignation, FBI resignation, Secret Service. I mean, you're going
Speaker 14: to see people tendering their resignations in such a big
Speaker 14: way because they know on January twentieth they won't have
Speaker 14: a job.
Speaker 2: They're gonna do it. They're gonna do it.
Speaker 3: Now, although we re design now and then the move
Speaker 3: to countries that don't have an extradition agreement with the
Speaker 3: United States. More with Christopher Smithman and you free to call.
Speaker 3: Don't hesitate to call just because Christopher and I are
Speaker 3: here having fun with the outcomes. Maybe you got a
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Speaker 3: Six thirty one fifty five KR. See the talk station
Speaker 3: in a largely celebratory mood here and look about Carrisey
Speaker 3: Morning Show Brion Thomas along with special guests in studio
Speaker 3: spending some time talking about the aftermath and what might
Speaker 3: be Christopher Smithman, former vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: And we always love phone calls here, at least I
Speaker 3: always love phone calls on the Morning Show, particularly when
Speaker 3: they come from What's SAYI, Jim, mister Chuck, commander, welcome
Speaker 3: back and it's good to hear from me. Am. I
Speaker 3: going to see you at Ron's Rus today for a
Speaker 3: listener lunch. Jim.
Speaker 18: Yeah, if I can get the shoe off of my
Speaker 18: butt that we got kicked locally last night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. I don't want to talk about local.
Speaker 12: Different subjects for a different day, but I want to
Speaker 12: talk about the houses that we have.
Speaker 18: You know, back in when Bush had all three and
Speaker 18: then when Obama had all three, you know, Obama got
Speaker 18: Obama care put through.
Speaker 12: That's basically all he did.
Speaker 3: You know that what he had all three.
Speaker 18: Houses, and Bush they just sat back for two years
Speaker 18: and gloated about the fact that hey, we won, we
Speaker 18: got everything going. They didn't do a damn thing. I hope,
Speaker 18: and I think I know better. With Trump, he goes
Speaker 18: hallwild and goes nuts about the fact of getting things
Speaker 18: done the first two years, and I don't think he's
Speaker 18: going to sit back and gloat and say, hey, you
Speaker 18: know I won, you didn't kind of a thing. I think,
Speaker 18: you know what you guys are been talking about. By
Speaker 18: the way, good morning, Christopher.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 3: I think with.
Speaker 18: Oil thrilling and everything else, I think we're going to
Speaker 18: see a big, big change in this country that we
Speaker 18: wouldn't have seen if Harris would have won, because the
Speaker 18: House would have been split, and there's just no way.
Speaker 3: That anything would have got done. I think right.
Speaker 18: Now, with or with Bush, it was a long night Trump.
Speaker 18: Which is with Trump having all three, I think it's
Speaker 18: going to go crazy. I think we've got some really
Speaker 18: good people in there that are business minded, and I
Speaker 18: think that's really going to.
Speaker 3: Take off well. And since the Republicans now control the Senate,
Speaker 3: we're not going to have to deal with Mitch McConnell
Speaker 3: anymore either. Oh that's great, isn't it.
Speaker 20: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: So he's out.
Speaker 18: Just just standing there, and I know I'm not going
Speaker 18: to pick on him for his his mental problems. So
Speaker 18: he's got going on right now, because that's a shame
Speaker 18: that just comes with age. That's why we need a
Speaker 18: term limit. Somewhere along the line. But anyway, I just
Speaker 18: wanted to point the point of making it that they
Speaker 18: they need this, they need to step up, they need
Speaker 18: to get something done, because we've got a real good
Speaker 18: chance here for the Republican Party in the future of
Speaker 18: gaining a lot of seats, because we can show the
Speaker 18: American people that the Republican Party can do something once
Speaker 18: they own all three.
Speaker 3: Well, I agree with you. The opportunity is right there
Speaker 3: in front of them. It's only the Republicans to waste.
Speaker 3: And they better get in the back room, sit down
Speaker 3: and look each other square in the face, and remind
Speaker 3: themselves that this should not turn into something like we've
Speaker 3: got here in Columbus, in the state of Ohio, we
Speaker 3: don't need to have to herd cats among our own
Speaker 3: party members. Let's get on board. Let's start with the
Speaker 3: top five absolute priorities or something along those lines. Let's
Speaker 3: get some legislation in front of us, like bring back
Speaker 3: the border security bill that the Republicans passed previously. Now
Speaker 3: it'll least advance in the Senate. We'll see whether or
Speaker 3: not it passes. But you know what, with Democrats feel
Speaker 3: in the sting and recognizing that immigration was one of
Speaker 3: the reasons they lost. Maybe maybe an immigration reform bill
Speaker 3: that had some actual teeth like the ones the Republicans
Speaker 3: passed in the House previously, maybe it could pass in
Speaker 3: spite of the filibuster. I want to have to get
Speaker 3: rid of the filibuster to have that happen. And it
Speaker 3: shouldn't have to happen if the Republicans wake up and
Speaker 3: realize what they are facing and what they got.
Speaker 18: I mean, they should really wake up and see what
Speaker 18: they've got going and what they can do, because people
Speaker 18: will follow this in the future. But you know what,
Speaker 18: January twenty, first, start building that wall, I mean, go
Speaker 18: crazy on that wall. And then of course dig drill, drill,
Speaker 18: baby drill. I want to see productivity by the Republicans
Speaker 18: to get things done.
Speaker 3: Joe Dreker just chimed in bring back the Keystone pipeline.
Speaker 3: We can do that too, Jim exactly, chin up. I know.
Speaker 3: The Hamilton County just it's like bring the last person,
Speaker 3: bring the flag out when you come beyond that. Lots
Speaker 3: of reasons to celebrate, and I am very much looking
Speaker 3: forward to seeing you at Ron's rous today, brother, and
Speaker 3: thanks for being truck Commander it takes folks like you
Speaker 3: to make an election work. And thanks also to all
Speaker 3: the poll workers that were out working yesterday six thirty
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Speaker 3: Sixty one I fifty five kercite talk station. A very
Speaker 3: happy post election Wednesday, heaving Fuham, my dear friend, our
Speaker 3: dear friend, remember the community Christopher Smith and former vice
Speaker 3: man in the city Sincenai, sitting in studio talking politics
Speaker 3: and uh uh we were talking about the the the
Speaker 3: the upcoming house cleaning that we expect here and the
Speaker 3: federal government. Now that we have Trump. Oh and parenthetically
Speaker 3: all of the mainstream left wing outlets have now officially
Speaker 3: called it. There is no longer any question mark MSNBC
Speaker 3: when they declared Trump has won, and you know full
Speaker 3: well got a little pivot over in the House. Currently
Speaker 3: Republicans two to three to Democrats one two five flip
Speaker 3: Republican Senate now one up at fifty two Republicans in
Speaker 3: the Senate to the Democrats current forty two. A couple
Speaker 3: of races still on play there, and of course a
Speaker 3: couple of states still waiting for the final votes to
Speaker 3: come in. But Donald Trump has won not only the
Speaker 3: popular vote, but also of course the electoral college vote,
Speaker 3: disappointing so many Democrats who'd love to get rid of
Speaker 3: the electoral college. He won by more than four million
Speaker 3: votes nationally, and you know those national polls. We always
Speaker 3: talk about polls and joke about him and have question
Speaker 3: mark floating around about him. The national polls were always
Speaker 3: a little bit heavy for Harris, just to nationally she
Speaker 3: he's ahead two points. So let's go to the phones
Speaker 3: real quick here five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty
Speaker 3: five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk.
Speaker 3: Will you be at listener lunch day? At Ron's rused cribbage,
Speaker 3: Mike my submarine or.
Speaker 21: Friend Brian, you know, And I figured this is perfect timing.
Speaker 21: So at least this month, the next month listener lunch
Speaker 21: being in Hamilton County, Molissa Powers will still be looking
Speaker 21: out for so who knows what our next return will be.
Speaker 3: But I know is that the most disappointing thing. You know,
Speaker 3: I would love to be in just an absolutely overwhelmingly
Speaker 3: gleeful mood or joyous mood this morning. The only thing
Speaker 3: that's tempering that is, you know, you just bring the
Speaker 3: flag out. Hamilton County has just gone full on dark blue.
Speaker 21: You know, it's tough to take even any solace, and
Speaker 21: that that was only a two point loss. But as
Speaker 21: you and Christopher have said already this morning, just the
Speaker 21: quality of people, you know, it wasn't a matter di
Speaker 21: versus are just the quality of people, and people just
Speaker 21: finally need to look pay off that. Hopefully maybe in
Speaker 21: the next four years that will go down too far
Speaker 21: as they can see the error other ways. But in
Speaker 21: that light, I would like to roll out the red carpet.
Speaker 21: Now you can't come across of course, Big MacBridge. Roll
Speaker 21: out the red carpet on Columbia Parkway for any Hamilton
Speaker 21: County residents that would like to visit Ruby Red Claremont County,
Speaker 21: because you know, it's just a shame what's going on there.
Speaker 21: We all were born and raised there. It's not the same,
Speaker 21: but hopefully we can stend the tide in these next
Speaker 21: four years. But I also want to give a huge
Speaker 21: shout out. I'm a voting location manager of four precincts
Speaker 21: in Claremont County and I couldn't be any more prouder
Speaker 21: of my team. And I know for all of the
Speaker 21: poll workers. Since early voting, we don't have the big
Speaker 21: morning rush in the afternoon going home rush, but yesterday
Speaker 21: we did. It took us an hour and a half
Speaker 21: to knock down that line with my eighteen poll workers,
Speaker 21: but I was so glad to see that kind of turnout.
Speaker 21: We almost doubled our last presidential election. I saw nothing
Speaker 21: but good signs there concerning that. But the also thing,
Speaker 21: we had so many people volunteer the poll workers. I
Speaker 21: actually had several rovers in my precinct to handle the crowd,
Speaker 21: and everybody was smile, We've all been there. Your wife's
Speaker 21: done it, Brian, Oh yeah, And just what a day
Speaker 21: it goes. That was fifteen hours were I hit my
Speaker 21: team there a little bit before five point thirty and
Speaker 21: we turned out the lights at eight thirty pm last night,
Speaker 21: and it really just flew by. I mean, it just
Speaker 21: is a tremendous opportunity. And for the first time in
Speaker 21: my eight years, I actually had three people come up
Speaker 21: to me and say, we love coming here. How can
Speaker 21: I be a part of your team? And I gave
Speaker 21: out the cards and they'll be delivered to the Claremont
Speaker 21: County Board of Elections today. So just to see that
Speaker 21: civic involvement, and I think also people wanted to be
Speaker 21: involved to once again take this country back and maybe
Speaker 21: one county at a time.
Speaker 3: Well, every little bit counts. And of course, on behalf
Speaker 3: of the fifty five Casey Morning Show, jose Treker me
Speaker 3: and all the listeners a sincere thanks to you and
Speaker 3: all the folks who worked the polls yesterday. I went
Speaker 3: out of my way to thank them multiple times when
Speaker 3: I cast my vote yesterday, and just appreciate the efforts
Speaker 3: both sides of the political ledger. That's no place for politics.
Speaker 3: That's the point of being a poll worker. And sure
Speaker 3: that integer to the art.
Speaker 21: Know I told you in person, but I also want
Speaker 21: to out here on the air. Can't thank you enough
Speaker 21: for your common sense analysis each and every Monday morning.
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir, Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
Speaker 3: Hey, man, I'm lucky to have Christopher join the program,
Speaker 3: and I agree with you completely on that. See you
Speaker 3: at lunch and expect to get my butt kicked again
Speaker 3: at cribbage with you Todayage Mike. I love your brother,
Speaker 3: reason that maybe we'll see you never throw. You promised
Speaker 3: me you'll never throw a game, and if you ever do, Man,
Speaker 3: I'd never forgive you. If you did that. Good for you, brother.
Speaker 3: We'll see it a few hours six forty six at
Speaker 3: about Garze the dog station. Feel free to call. We're
Speaker 3: gonna hear from Jack Atherton after the top of the
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Speaker 3: Coming up on six fifty two five kir Ce the
Speaker 3: talk station Christopher Smith and joining me Brian Thomas in
Speaker 3: studio and assessing the wonderful victory for the Trump team.
Speaker 3: It looks like a clean sweep house, Senate and presidency.
Speaker 3: What will the Republicans do with this opportunity? Let us
Speaker 3: not squander it if I can give them advice ahead
Speaker 3: of time. Over to the phones we go, before we
Speaker 3: get to Jack Addan at the top of the our news,
Speaker 3: Time for calls. Let's take Candy's call. Candy, thanks for
Speaker 3: calling this morning, Happy Wednesday to you, Thank you.
Speaker 20: I want to make a point to thank Christopher Smitherman.
Speaker 20: I enjoy his heartfelt every Monday. Thanks just caring, and
Speaker 20: I thank you. And I was a poll worker yesterday
Speaker 20: and I saw many people and I did my own
Speaker 20: informal looks. I was a stub table and I saw
Speaker 20: many people carrying Republican ballots in their hands leaving, and
Speaker 20: I saw struggling Americans with their walkers. I saw many
Speaker 20: people of all kinds, and I was wondering, could we
Speaker 20: do a Orlando Sanza call? Many calls to Governor de Wine?
Speaker 20: And do you think that if we did a campaign
Speaker 20: of that, would that sway him? Maybe to put Orlando
Speaker 20: Sanza in Oh.
Speaker 3: Wouldn't that be beautiful? Right now? According to the reporting
Speaker 3: I saw for a Newsmax this morning, it was just
Speaker 3: from this morning, it suggested that he's going to choose
Speaker 3: his good longtime buddy Rhino Matt Dolan, State Senator Dolan
Speaker 3: to fill the seat. So yes, pressure on Mike Dwine
Speaker 3: would be welcome. I'm not going to stop anybody from
Speaker 3: going down that road, and I think it can only
Speaker 3: help at least put the bug in his ear that
Speaker 3: there's somebody better to choose from than where he's leaning
Speaker 3: right now. But it is Mike de Wine we're talking
Speaker 3: about here, Candy, you know what I mean?
Speaker 20: Yeah, yeah, So when does he have to make that decision?
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't know. I presume it's in advance of
Speaker 3: January or January twentieth, when the swearing inn is it
Speaker 3: takes place, because of course these are just.
Speaker 20: Hope, so hopefully at least a month or two. Uh,
Speaker 20: I'll hang up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think so. I think that's where we are.
Speaker 3: Appreciate the call, Candy. Good to hear from you, and
Speaker 3: the other one a huge, huge, and I have shot
Speaker 3: in Freud here this morning, real quick issue one got
Speaker 3: shot down fifty ford to forty six. In spite of
Speaker 3: all that money that was pulling in. That French billionaire
Speaker 3: or Swiss billionaire rather wasted the money he spent, as
Speaker 3: did all the other left wing organizations. Luke, Welcome to
Speaker 3: the Morning show on a happy Wednesday to you, booring Brian.
Speaker 16: I'm just telling just you know, the optimism in the
Speaker 16: Patriot is. I believe you're on field this morning with
Speaker 16: RFK Junior, with Ray Grahmaswami, with Elon Musk, with with
Speaker 16: Trump being the leader, I just feel so optimistic about
Speaker 16: you know, America is the greatest country in the world.
Speaker 16: I do believe that we should put our own country
Speaker 16: first as well as these big businesses, big corporations, pharma,
Speaker 16: they're they're putting health second in negating.
Speaker 12: Their responsibility to make sure that the American.
Speaker 16: People are taken care of and treated correctly. If the
Speaker 16: government makes no money, it is our dollar that supplies
Speaker 16: every single freaking thing they do.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, they can respect the tax payer.
Speaker 16: And I believe with the cabinet and and and that
Speaker 16: what we have here and it's our job as a
Speaker 16: citizen to hold Trump responsible. I believe that he's he's
Speaker 16: naturally going to do so, Eli, and but Baker not,
Speaker 16: you're going to do so. But if we put him
Speaker 16: in there, and they should fight to have our food
Speaker 16: as clean as possible, our tax dollar used as the
Speaker 16: most efficient freaking way as humanly possible.
Speaker 3: And I'm optimistic they able to do that at this
Speaker 3: point right now, Luke, I share your optimism, and look,
Speaker 3: listen to the litany of folks you just rambled off
Speaker 3: in terms of potential cabinet positions, not DEEI hires, not
Speaker 3: fill in the check the appropriate box, hires brilliant people, brilliant, capable,
Speaker 3: successful business people who have seen the ups and downs,
Speaker 3: the goods in the good and the band of governments,
Speaker 3: who've had to run their own operations and run their
Speaker 3: own businesses, know where they can find efficiencies and know
Speaker 3: that where they can cut fat. Not just cause you know, oh,
Speaker 3: I was the first gay mayor of some random town somewhere.
Speaker 3: How does that qualify you for a high public office.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm guessing it doesn't. I think the American
Speaker 3: people just told us they don't believe it either. So yes,
Speaker 3: a wonderful cabinet is a great starting point. Fingers crossed, folks.
Speaker 3: At least we have a measure and a reason for optimism.
Speaker 3: Also a reason for optimism. Jack add In returns to
Speaker 3: the program after the top of the UR News to
Speaker 3: offer his commentary Trump's historic realignment stick around.
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Speaker 3: Morning Show. Given the outcome of the presidential election and
Speaker 3: the clean sweep Republicans have taken the well, of course,
Speaker 3: the presidential race, and there's still some House races in play,
Speaker 3: but as of right now, two four to one eighty
Speaker 3: two in terms of the House, and the Republicans have
Speaker 3: already secured majority in the Senate, still hanging there at
Speaker 3: fifty two to forty two. So a few races still
Speaker 3: in the you know, in play, but not really. If
Speaker 3: you look at the leaning, they're they're they're they're leaning pink,
Speaker 3: in other words, leaning Republicans, So the advantage for the
Speaker 3: Republicans may be more substantial. To that advantage to the
Speaker 3: fifty five Krsey Morning Show listeners is it's time for
Speaker 3: Jack Atherton. We always have Jack on on Wednesdays at
Speaker 3: this time, and today we'll hear deep thoughts from Jack
Speaker 3: avid In about the Trump historic realignment. Welcome back, my
Speaker 3: dear friend, Jack Addid and I love having you on
Speaker 3: the show, and I got Christopher Smithman in the studio
Speaker 3: here to enjoy your commentary as well.
Speaker 22: Buddy, I have no deep thoughts on Joe joyful Christopher,
Speaker 22: what a treat to be able to talk with you.
Speaker 22: The last time we saw each other was to help
Speaker 22: with your campaign, and I can't wait to do that again.
Speaker 2: How are you, Oh, I'm doing well, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I've had other people text me this morning, Jack
Speaker 3: suggesting the same thing here, and I'm not quite sure.
Speaker 3: With Hamilton County as blue as it's gone, and I
Speaker 3: crossed the board pretty much, defeat for all things Republican
Speaker 3: in Hamilton County may be a lost cause. Although I
Speaker 3: try to be optimistic in spite of the darkest times
Speaker 3: in front of me. But I got more to be
Speaker 3: happy about today than disappointed.
Speaker 22: Yeah, Brian, I'm going to be joyful. I'm telling you
Speaker 22: right now, we're not going to talk about Hamilton County.
Speaker 22: We're not going to talk about Matt Dolan. My goodness,
Speaker 22: Let's talk about this as honest Abe would have said.
Speaker 22: It is all together fitting and proper that Donald Trump,
Speaker 22: who dodged a bullet in Butler, Pennsylvania, will now help
Speaker 22: America dodge a.
Speaker 2: Whole hall of bullets.
Speaker 22: No more talk of packing and destroying the US Supreme Court,
Speaker 22: the Senate filibuster that's going to stay to preserve the
Speaker 22: balance of power. Woke crime written Washington DC, and I
Speaker 22: mean white collar crime as well as what's on the streets.
Speaker 22: Washington DC will not become the fifty first state that
Speaker 22: would hand over power permanently to Democrats, because, as we
Speaker 22: have seen these last four years, Christopher and Bryan, power
Speaker 22: does tend to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Can
Speaker 22: I share with you, by the way, picking up on
Speaker 22: what that lady said to you a few minutes ago,
Speaker 22: good news from a local precinct. Amesley and I worked
Speaker 22: the polls in JD. Vance's Middletown, and my wife, like
Speaker 22: your wife, a whole lot more perceptive than we are.
Speaker 22: When I warned during our lunch break that there had
Speaker 22: been a ton of young women voting, presumably for Iamala Harris,
Speaker 22: Ainsley turned to me and she said, didn't you see
Speaker 22: how many of those women are carrying Republican slave cards
Speaker 22: listing our candidates.
Speaker 2: And so it turned out to be just just wonderful.
Speaker 22: Ran. I may not be able to see what's right
Speaker 22: in front of my face, but on these big picture
Speaker 22: segments that you let me do, we do try to
Speaker 22: learn from history and today. Donald Trump really has altered
Speaker 22: political history because he has completely realigned America's major political parties.
Speaker 22: Our first president, George Washington, didn't belong to a party.
Speaker 22: He was unanimously elected as an independent. Washington, in fact,
Speaker 22: warrant against what he called factions, meaning party machines. The
Speaker 22: modern day Democrat party goes back to the generation after Washington.
Speaker 22: In eighteen twenty eight, General Andrew Jackson from Tennessee stood
Speaker 22: up to the powerful Eastern bankers who were growing big
Speaker 22: governments in Washington. Old Heckory instead wanted a party of farmers, craftsmen, pioneers,
Speaker 22: Americas forgotten men and women. He was a bigoted man,
Speaker 22: but that's the way it was for the times. He did, however,
Speaker 22: stand up for the other people in the country who
Speaker 22: were considered deplorables garbage. Starting with his presidency, Democrats became
Speaker 22: a popular populist party for most of the next century
Speaker 22: until now. Today's Democrats do the bidding not of working
Speaker 22: Americans but of global elites. They ship our manufacturing jobs
Speaker 22: overseas for dirt chief wages. They crush farmers with needless regulation.
Speaker 22: They choke off domestic energy and reward donors with trillions
Speaker 22: of dollars in Green New Deal crony contracts. Democrats teach
Speaker 22: young women that their most important right is unlimited abortion.
Speaker 22: Kamala Harris went beyond Roe v. Wade. We've talked about this,
Speaker 22: We've explained this by refusing a late term fetus, any rights,
Speaker 22: any recognition by her lights. Democrats teach young men and
Speaker 22: women that all you need in this life is not
Speaker 22: love but an electronic device. Now let's see you live
Speaker 22: in your own fantasy world. Only elites need to aspire
Speaker 22: to own a home and a car and have a family.
Speaker 22: Most Americans are encouraged by Democrats to remain what I've
Speaker 22: called at nauseum on your show for years, arrested adolescence
Speaker 22: dependent on government, because even with a declining birth rate,
Speaker 22: they can be replaced by tens of millions of illegal
Speaker 22: immigrants who will provide menial labor and votes for Democrats.
Speaker 22: But I remind you again about those women we saw
Speaker 22: yesterday carrying Republiclican slave cards. Donald Trump, a former Democrat,
Speaker 22: a Jacksonian populist, says you are fired to the modern
Speaker 22: day Dems. He says, I'm bringing back America's middle class
Speaker 22: peace through strength, secure borders, fair trade, equal opportunity instead
Speaker 22: of handouts for people of every race, creed and preference,
Speaker 22: smaller government, more freedom. It's that simple this morning, despite
Speaker 22: lawfare incredible and I think targeted negligence from the heads
Speaker 22: of the Secret Service and news coverage by networks that
Speaker 22: we can no longer call the journalists. We can celebrate
Speaker 22: Trump's epic victory, it really was, but we still have
Speaker 22: to fight.
Speaker 2: We have to fight.
Speaker 22: Against these elites, so called elites, against their decadent wok culture.
Speaker 22: We cannot rely on government to do our job as
Speaker 22: parents and grandparents and citizens, neighbors. It's up to us
Speaker 22: to teach young people what it really means to be
Speaker 22: an American. We are a bottom up government. There's nothing
Speaker 22: wrong with being on the bottom because you're working to
Speaker 22: get to the top or wherever it is in the
Speaker 22: middle that makes you happy. We are not, at least today,
Speaker 22: or at least come January twentieth, top down government. For
Speaker 22: the next four years, at least we're going to be
Speaker 22: free to be Americans.
Speaker 2: Well you what, both of you?
Speaker 22: I can't wait to hear from Christopher.
Speaker 2: What do you say, Christopher? Your reaction?
Speaker 14: No very powerful? I think the part about the media media,
Speaker 14: I wrote down that I had a question about that, asking, Yeah,
Speaker 14: media was on the ballot, and I think Americans understood
Speaker 14: that I'm gonna call them out. Places like MSNBC, places
Speaker 14: like CNN, ABC, the moderators how they were engaging this
Speaker 14: process walked away and said we we we know that
Speaker 14: you've you've been lying to us, and that is what
Speaker 14: And I think that I think that President Trump is
Speaker 14: going to use these places like X in order to communicate.
Speaker 14: He's not gonna He's not going to communicate.
Speaker 3: Social X, you know, places where he can get his
Speaker 3: message out and it won't be altered, massaged, or otherwise,
Speaker 3: and that's ignored.
Speaker 14: So I really think that that mainstream media was on
Speaker 14: the ballot, and I think having spent all of that
Speaker 14: time and all that money saying things like Trump was hitler,
Speaker 14: he was a fascist, he was a racist, that Madison
Speaker 14: Square Garden was a ku klus Klan rally, I mean,
Speaker 14: all of those things were said. But when we wake
Speaker 14: up this morning and we look at the map, right,
Speaker 14: the map is red.
Speaker 3: And it reflects that we're smarter than what then they
Speaker 3: think we are, collectively speaking, we rejected that nonsensical argument
Speaker 3: and went with what we thought was going to be
Speaker 3: best for our personal bottom line, and that's Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: Jack Ada and I. On that media point, I wanted
Speaker 3: to ask you, because you've been in media your entire life,
Speaker 3: what do you think that the C and N's, MSNBC's
Speaker 3: of the world. And I know this may sound preposters,
Speaker 3: do you think they're going to learn something from this
Speaker 3: and back off their hardcore political philosophy, which is all
Speaker 3: they seem to support, and maybe move back to a
Speaker 3: more centrist reporting function like they're supposed to do.
Speaker 22: Jeff Bezos bough at the Washington Post as a plaything,
Speaker 22: as a megaphone for his personal opinions, and his personal
Speaker 22: opinions are to the left of Karl Marx. But as
Speaker 22: you know, a few weeks ago, Bezos decided that he
Speaker 22: wasn't going to allow The Washington Post to make an
Speaker 22: endorsement in this race. He saw what was coming. The
Speaker 22: others all know what's coming too. I mean, they're not
Speaker 22: the smartest people in the world. What rights do I
Speaker 22: have to say that I view them, I listen to them.
Speaker 22: You do too, But they're told what to say by
Speaker 22: their bosses. They want to keep their jobs, and they
Speaker 22: saw what was coming as well. They know better than
Speaker 22: we do because they knew these polls. I mean that
Speaker 22: Iowa poll that everybody was talking about the Seltzer pole.
Speaker 22: It was just phony. It was a push poll. Will
Speaker 22: they change their ways? The owners are so rich they
Speaker 22: don't really care about losing millions of viewers and listeners
Speaker 22: and readers. It really all depends on what they see.
Speaker 22: There are predictions, there are warnings from people who really
Speaker 22: don't know that Donald Trump is going to seek vengeance.
Speaker 22: I think he's going to be too busy trying to
Speaker 22: improve the world in the country. But if we can
Speaker 22: look at things like Section two thirty. We've talked about
Speaker 22: it before and don't have the time to go into
Speaker 22: detail right now, but that's the provision that insulates social
Speaker 22: media from lawsuits for things that they post. It's kind
Speaker 22: of the same protection at telephone companies back when, At
Speaker 22: and T, big Bell they had, but they were common carriers.
Speaker 22: They weren't trying to foist their opinions upon us. They
Speaker 22: weren't censoring people they disagreed with. So, you know, I
Speaker 22: think that we do have to look into Section two thirty.
Speaker 22: I think we do have to look into those licenses
Speaker 22: that were given to the major networks. There's a whole talk, Brian,
Speaker 22: that we'll have about that maybe next week. Who got
Speaker 22: those licenses, what did they have to pay for them?
Speaker 22: How are they supposed to be regulated by the FCC?
Speaker 22: How is the FCC now totally political? Yeah, there are
Speaker 22: a lot of questions, but I hope that Donald Trump
Speaker 22: is going to spend most of his time closing the border,
Speaker 22: bringing back jobs, peace through strength. There's plenty to do.
Speaker 22: As Christopher said, the audiences are ignoring the media as
Speaker 22: it is.
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Speaker 3: Seven twenty three post election celebration Wednesday, going to go
Speaker 3: straight to the phones. Former president of the Fraternal oder
Speaker 3: Police Chapter sixty nine CINCINNT Police Department, Dan Hill's always
Speaker 3: good to hear from you. Dan, Welcome back to the
Speaker 3: Morning show.
Speaker 23: Well, Brian, I want to graduate my fellow patriots there
Speaker 23: on the on the show today. You and christopherk uh
Speaker 23: great too great to celebrate with. He's all you actually, Jack,
Speaker 23: and you guys stole a little bit of where I
Speaker 23: wanted to steer you, which is I want to hear
Speaker 23: what you all thought about where where does the media
Speaker 23: go from here? And and you guys covered that, So
Speaker 23: I'm going to pivot then to something else, although I'd
Speaker 23: love to still hear more thoughts on the media because
Speaker 23: it's just to me, it's the neatest part of this.
Speaker 23: I agree with you, Brian. I think I think Trump
Speaker 23: and Republicans and even you know, friends and families should
Speaker 23: should reach out, not be not be arrogant about this
Speaker 23: at all, really try to to bring the country back together.
Speaker 23: It's a it's a unique opportunity to to do some things.
Speaker 23: But uh, you know, the pivot that I I guess
Speaker 23: I'll take since the media thing got grabbed up a
Speaker 23: little bit, is where do we go where? Uh, the
Speaker 23: majority of the country is leaving in law and order
Speaker 23: again because I think the border hit so much to
Speaker 23: do with this, and and and that's a big law
Speaker 23: order issue, right, It's everything that if you can just
Speaker 23: ignore your borders, you don't believe in law and order,
Speaker 23: you don't believe in the rule of law. But at
Speaker 23: the same time, a lot of country's moving more towards
Speaker 23: law and order. Those pockets of places like our own
Speaker 23: Hamilton County. I don't live there anymore, but it'll always
Speaker 23: be near and dear to me is moving away from
Speaker 23: law and order. I mean, do you how do you
Speaker 23: pass on Melissa Powers. I don't get it.
Speaker 3: I don't get it either. Are people's just sort of
Speaker 3: blind relationship the Democrat Party not really analyzing how much
Speaker 3: more how much more benefit it is to having a
Speaker 3: competent and qualified hard on crime prosecutor in favor of
Speaker 3: a woman who isn't even in my argument, qualified for
Speaker 3: the job. I guess what's going to happen is maybe
Speaker 3: something along the lines of California. Dan remember Proposition forty seven,
Speaker 3: which was criminal justice reform, where they, you know, decriminalize
Speaker 3: stealing less than nine hundred and fifty dollars. Guess what,
Speaker 3: by a vote of let's see, seventy percent to twenty
Speaker 3: nine percent, they've passed third Proposition thirty six in California,
Speaker 3: which got rid of basically Proposition forty seven. They were
Speaker 3: sick of dealing with the crime and the out of
Speaker 3: control reality of it. Give Hamilton County time to struggle through, well,
Speaker 3: high crime, no prosecutions, zero bonds, and short prison terms
Speaker 3: for offenders. It'll get worse, and then I suppose everybody
Speaker 3: will wake up and say, oh wow, I guess we
Speaker 3: shouldn't have gone down that road anyway. Maybe you should
Speaker 3: have paid attention to what happened out of the West
Speaker 3: Coast where they tried this crap and it didn't work.
Speaker 23: Yeah, I mean the suffering that's unfortunately going to take
Speaker 23: place is more and more bad guys, gun crimes and
Speaker 23: stuff are released without bail and now without even you know,
Speaker 23: a prosecutor that's going to want to go after him.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 23: Definitely love to hear from Christopher on this. The violence
Speaker 23: that will probably extra more violence that will result because
Speaker 23: of the because of this very unfortunate vote that Hamilton
Speaker 23: County took. Because I just don't know where they're going.
Speaker 23: And like I said, it seems so different than the
Speaker 23: rest of the country. That is shown once again that
Speaker 23: law and order really matters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm beside myself, And that was I went to
Speaker 3: bed seeing the completed results from Hamilton County before the
Speaker 3: presidential election and all the other national election was completely over.
Speaker 3: So I went to bed with feeling really really depressed,
Speaker 3: not knowing what was lying in store for me when
Speaker 3: I turned my phone on this morning. In so far
Speaker 3: as the presidential election, so at least I got a
Speaker 3: boost of confidence and enthusiasm and optimism on a broader
Speaker 3: scale issue one got shot down in Ohio. Bernie Morino
Speaker 3: got elected to the Senate. The Senate is now controlled
Speaker 3: by Republicans, and it looks like the House is moving
Speaker 3: in that direction as well. So celebrate, we will, and
Speaker 3: we'll just have to kick back and figure out well,
Speaker 3: wait and see if Hamilton County can figure out a
Speaker 3: better path down the road. Prepared to ask the last
Speaker 3: person out to bring the flag. Though you know what
Speaker 3: I mean, Dan, I do, and.
Speaker 23: Thanks for what you do, Brian, and thinking about you
Speaker 23: and your health.
Speaker 12: Have a great day.
Speaker 3: I appreciate it. Always welcome on the show, Dan, I
Speaker 3: appreciate your comments. Seven twenty eight bron Thomas Christopher Smith
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Speaker 3: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 12: Hey Brian, thanks good good to be here on the
Speaker 12: West Side or Cincinnati to listen to you all the time.
Speaker 4: And honestly, me and my girl were just thinking this morning, like,
Speaker 4: you know why that the media and the Democrats are
Speaker 4: so out of touch is because God, they lost the Lord.
Speaker 4: I don't know other than that, because I mean, these
Speaker 4: people you don't want, you know, as a man, I
Speaker 4: don't want to have to take my little girl in
Speaker 4: the bathroom just because who knows what could be in
Speaker 4: there or whatever else it is.
Speaker 12: Yeah, really it's God.
Speaker 4: I mean, the country woke up to say, look, these
Speaker 4: people are going in the wrong direction where you know,
Speaker 4: we believe in power greater than ourselves and Trump was
Speaker 4: the man to do that for us.
Speaker 3: In my opinion, yep, I agree with you. That is
Speaker 3: if I think a far more critical issue than the
Speaker 3: Democrats thought it would be. Is this that woke ideology
Speaker 3: most notably when it comes to the idea of men
Speaker 3: competing against women in sports and the idea of men
Speaker 3: being in a girl's locker room. You know, honestly, I
Speaker 3: bet you be hard pressed you find the wokest Democrat
Speaker 3: woman mother out there who's got a daughter, and I
Speaker 3: bet if you really, you know, load her up with truth,
Speaker 3: serum or god it. Otherwise, speak the truth across the
Speaker 3: board without trying to toast some political line. She too
Speaker 3: would feel uncomfortable about a guy in the locker room
Speaker 3: with her young daughter. That's a bridge too far. So
Speaker 3: question out loud for everybody, do you think that Democrats
Speaker 3: will learn something from this? Much in the same way
Speaker 3: we asked the question do you think the mainstream media
Speaker 3: is going to learn something from this? Since they were
Speaker 3: literally the mouthpiece for this woke leftist ideology that obviously
Speaker 3: didn't cotton real well with the vast majority of Americans.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump won the popular vote, Donald Trump won the
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Speaker 3: Seven forty Here fifty five kr CD talk station Brian
Speaker 3: Thomas thankfully with in studio Christopher Smithman, enjoying the discussion
Speaker 3: what we can expect, what we hope for the aftermath
Speaker 3: of the election. Of course, if you're just waking up
Speaker 3: tuning in, it's an across the board suite at least
Speaker 3: it's looking that way, just waiting on some more of
Speaker 3: the House races. But Republicans already secured the Senate. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump just handily won the presidential and not just the
Speaker 3: electoral college, the popular vote. So no screams and wailing
Speaker 3: and gnashing of teeth about getting rid of the electoral College.
Speaker 3: So it was pretty amazing outcome there. Let's go to
Speaker 3: the funds, I promise PDB first he's been on whole Pete,
Speaker 3: thanks for holding Welcome to the program.
Speaker 9: Thanks Brian, Thanks both you gentlemen for carrying the torture
Speaker 9: freedom and all the input that you guys share with
Speaker 9: us all the time. I like to just say that
Speaker 9: this is a great day for America, and I think
Speaker 9: Donald Trump will likely go down hiss as one of
Speaker 9: the greatest leaders to ever exist. And I think they
Speaker 9: should take that image of him at Butler, Pennsylvania and
Speaker 9: start chiseling it in to out there in in the mountains.
Speaker 9: They're the image of him.
Speaker 3: Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 9: Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, see add Trump's image in the image on Mount
Speaker 3: Rushmore would be the one where he's got blood running
Speaker 3: down his face with the hole in his ears up
Speaker 3: in the air. Yeah. Maybe a bit of a challenge
Speaker 3: from a rock carving standpoint, but I'm not sure to
Speaker 3: the idea. I know Reagan was suggest that it's being
Speaker 3: added on there, and that never happened either, And probably
Speaker 3: you would have dispute with the Native Americans, so I
Speaker 3: guess they're pissed off over the fact that Mount Rushmore
Speaker 3: exists in the first place. I liked the idea, though, Pete.
Speaker 3: I'm glad we're in a salvatory mood today because I
Speaker 3: was really worried as I went to sleep last night,
Speaker 3: very worried. Yeah, hard it was to turn my phone
Speaker 3: on this morning, Christopher when I got up, Ah, I
Speaker 3: was so worried. But you know what, you know, it's
Speaker 3: time to not squander the opportunity. You know, he made
Speaker 3: some significant inroads with blacks. He made significant inroads, of course,
Speaker 3: I'm talking about Donald Trump with the Hispanic community. The
Speaker 3: polling data exit polling data suggests he got a huge swath.
Speaker 3: And Christopher, you were commenting about that to me earlier
Speaker 3: off Mike about Democrats now having to reckon with the
Speaker 3: fact that they do not have a guaranteed lockstep group
Speaker 3: of black people just voting with them simply because they're
Speaker 3: told they have to vote Democrat.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I think minority voters sent a message to the
Speaker 14: Democratic Party and this realignment I'm going to use that
Speaker 14: word happened last night. And depending on how they take
Speaker 14: that feedback, which I think they're going to take the
Speaker 14: feedback badly. I think that CNN and MSNBC are going
Speaker 14: to the journalism is dead. I think it's real, and
Speaker 14: they're going to get into name calling, trying to shame
Speaker 14: people for saying, Hey, I'm looking out for my family
Speaker 14: and I have a different perspective. And I think that
Speaker 14: the Democratic Party has this political plantation mentality where they're
Speaker 14: saying I'm making all the rules and you're going to
Speaker 14: follow in lockstep. We saw former President Barack Obama make
Speaker 14: the mistake on the campaign trail saying brothers, you need
Speaker 14: to line up and line up behind me. You know,
Speaker 14: all of those all that kind of rhetoric. Wherever you are,
Speaker 14: whoever's listening here, there was a clear message set yesterday,
Speaker 14: and the question is is the Democratic Party is are
Speaker 14: the is the media listening? I want to say that
Speaker 14: I think the biggest mistake that the Harris campaign made
Speaker 14: was early it's and this is down in the weeds,
Speaker 14: but I believe that when she decided to not pick
Speaker 14: Governor Shapiro out of Pennsylvania, right a Jewish governor, because
Speaker 14: of her identity politics, because she was worried about the
Speaker 14: Middle Eastern vote at the time, and she went with
Speaker 14: this Minnesota governor that no one had heard of, that
Speaker 14: she was going to win that state anyway. That was
Speaker 14: the beginning of her losing the Blue Wall, meaning the
Speaker 14: Governor Shapiro would have been on that wall up in Michigan,
Speaker 14: in Pennsylvania, in Wisconsin, connecting with people.
Speaker 3: He's a great speaker, he is there you go. He's
Speaker 3: far more competent. He would have been a far better
Speaker 3: selection in terms of qualification, competence and telegraphing the message.
Speaker 2: Telegraphing the message.
Speaker 14: And I think what's going to happen here is that
Speaker 14: Governor Shapiro is going to be coming out as one
Speaker 14: of the lead candidates four years from now. The other
Speaker 14: point I want to make in my observation is that
Speaker 14: remember President Trump only has four years. This is really important, right,
Speaker 14: So he's a termed out president. He has nothing to lose.
Speaker 14: He can never run for re election again. So believe me,
Speaker 14: you're going to see a very aggressive president on his
Speaker 14: agenda because no one can hurt him. He's in his eighties.
Speaker 14: He's not worried about running for anything again. Yeah, and so,
Speaker 14: and no more Trump derangement syndrome. I mean you can
Speaker 14: have Trump derangement syndrome and scream about what he might
Speaker 14: be doing in office in the future, but they have
Speaker 14: no longer that running you're running against somebody else. They're
Speaker 14: gonna have to run on their own platform for a change.
Speaker 14: And I imagine beginning, oh probably today, that the new
Speaker 14: target and the new racist, misogynist, homophobes, esmophob fill in
Speaker 14: the blank, for all the negativity is going to be
Speaker 14: directed at JD. Vans because they know he is popular,
Speaker 14: he's articulate, he is wonderful in terms of messaging. He
Speaker 14: will not step back or you know, in fear from interviews,
Speaker 14: and so he is likely going to be the probably
Speaker 14: outstanding presidential candidate in the next next election. Here's going
Speaker 14: to be what I think is going to tell me
Speaker 14: whether they've learned anything the Manhattan judge, Judge Merchant, who
Speaker 14: is saying that now President Trump has to show up
Speaker 14: and be sentenced. What did they learn And so if
Speaker 14: you see the mainstream media saying we're going to bring
Speaker 14: Trump in, have him stand in front of Judge Merchant,
Speaker 14: even though the Supreme Court has said that this case
Speaker 14: should not go forward, and we're going to try to
Speaker 14: put him in jail. If you see any of that
Speaker 14: kind of behavior, I will look at you and say,
Speaker 14: they haven't learned anything.
Speaker 2: They're not listening, and that meaning.
Speaker 14: There is a date on the calendar where And I'm
Speaker 14: gonna tell you the kind of a guy I don't
Speaker 14: know obviously President elect Trump, but he's a guy that
Speaker 14: would show up for that.
Speaker 3: He probably would would would He would land with.
Speaker 14: The helicopter surrounded by the Secret Service, with the launch
Speaker 14: codes following him in there with his Manhattan judge saying
Speaker 14: I'm about to put you in jail, and I just
Speaker 14: share with you. That's gonna be one of my signs, Brian,
Speaker 14: did they learn anything from this election?
Speaker 3: He'll He'll have the pardon paper for himself in the
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Speaker 3: Ryder's on the phone. I always love hearing from Rob,
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Speaker 3: About ker City Talk Station. You're right, Eric, I forgot
Speaker 3: New York charges of the state, not federal, so he
Speaker 3: can't be pardoning himself for that. So cause you remain
Speaker 3: this followed through with it, which I think would be
Speaker 3: an extraordinarily bad idea given the Trump did take the
Speaker 3: popular vote as well as the electoral College. Over to
Speaker 3: the phones, as promise Rob Ryders on the phone, of course, friend,
Speaker 3: do the entire listening community good to hear back from you. Rob,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show, and I'm proud to.
Speaker 24: Be a deplorable where at least I know I'm free.
Speaker 24: Good morning, guys, we.
Speaker 3: Oh, I forgot. For those who are just tuning in,
Speaker 3: Christopher Smithman is in studio this morning. We're doing election
Speaker 3: analysis together with you and the two of us, so
Speaker 3: feel free to call in anyway.
Speaker 24: Go ahead, Rob Oh, Good morning to you guys. Well,
Speaker 24: I got three or three or four real quick ones.
Speaker 24: Number one. I know you've spoke about Melissa Powers. I
Speaker 24: hope she can remain in the public arena so she
Speaker 24: can run again. We need her, I agree, you know,
Speaker 24: and there has been so much complaining from the left
Speaker 24: when we when when those on the right said that
Speaker 24: there had been election fraud, I'm glad they didn't start
Speaker 24: trying to bring that up after they have said there's
Speaker 24: no such thing as election fraud that, you know whatever.
Speaker 24: But I hope we can redefine woke. And I think
Speaker 24: that if Trump is really good and using JD. Vance
Speaker 24: a lot in more than just the typical vice presidential role,
Speaker 24: figure out. I think the plan of succession, right, the
Speaker 24: plan of succession could be very very important to really
Speaker 24: advance a very good edge.
Speaker 3: Well that's why I put it out early in the
Speaker 3: last segment, Rob that it is probably going to be JD.
Speaker 3: Vance who's the new target of the smears from beginning
Speaker 3: this point forward for the next four years. So they
Speaker 3: have him all wind up to be the next evil
Speaker 3: orange man fill in the blank on what they might
Speaker 3: call him. But that's really what I'm expecting, a pile
Speaker 3: up of negativity against JD. Vans.
Speaker 24: I think that he can overcome that. Oh yeah, it's amazing,
Speaker 24: Oh yeah, I am so happy about what happened. I
Speaker 24: am kind of still pinching myself a little bit. I
Speaker 24: didn't think it was going to happen.
Speaker 3: Well, I was concerned when I went to bed, but
Speaker 3: I'm happy man now. In spite of Hamilton County going
Speaker 3: full on communists, we do have a nation that woke
Speaker 3: up to the reality is what was going on and
Speaker 3: did not buy the media narrative, did not buy the
Speaker 3: idea that abortion is the only issue, realized perhaps that
Speaker 3: abortion is not an issue on a federal level anymore,
Speaker 3: it's a state issue, and looked at their grocery bills,
Speaker 3: their bottom line. They looked at inflation, the price of gas,
Speaker 3: and the insanity of men playing sports against women and
Speaker 3: showing up in women's locker room. Right, Christopher at is
Speaker 3: very very correct. Amen, Brother Rob Ryder, love you man,
Speaker 3: beyond all that. Guys, I'm with you, my love, your
Speaker 3: better half. To Rob, you're out of your element. Let's
Speaker 3: see what Sean's got before we take a great Sean,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling us morning, Happy Wednesday. Sean. Well you're on.
Speaker 6: I just wanted to ask you a quick question, sir.
Speaker 6: Mister Smithlman was talking about these people accepting the outcome
Speaker 6: of the results of this, and I'm of the opinion, sir,
Speaker 6: that a man convinced against his will is a man
Speaker 6: of the same opinion. Still, these people aren't going to
Speaker 6: change their mind. I don't mean to sound negative, but
Speaker 6: thank you sir.
Speaker 3: Have a good day, Seawan. People do learn from their mistakes,
Speaker 3: and those who do not learn from their mistakes continue
Speaker 3: to make mistakes, and we'll continue to lose elections. That's
Speaker 3: what I see. I mean clearly, the outreach effort worked
Speaker 3: on behalf of Trump. It was very rag and ask.
Speaker 3: It was we're going back to the eighties. The Union
Speaker 3: folks went over to Reagan. They saw a better opportunity.
Speaker 3: They had a crappy situation under Jimmy Carter and they
Speaker 3: saw a better opportunity under Reagan. He delivered on it,
Speaker 3: and he delivered on it with positivity. And that's what
Speaker 3: I'm hoping that Trump does. No gloating, no name calling,
Speaker 3: no then and then, none of that stuff. Just hit
Speaker 3: the ground running. Come out today, tell everybody what your
Speaker 3: cabinet's going to be. Come out today totally what you're
Speaker 3: gonna do on day one on immigration, Come out today
Speaker 3: and talk about embracing this new collective of people across
Speaker 3: racial lines the name of bringing about a better reality
Speaker 3: for the United States of America. Because clearly. The population here,
Speaker 3: the voting population anyway, not happy with the current circumstances demonstrably,
Speaker 3: So don't go away. We got more to talk about
Speaker 3: after the top of the hour. News. It's seven fifty
Speaker 3: five right now. Judge Editapolitano, he's going to chime in
Speaker 3: at eight thirty as he does every Are you gonna
Speaker 3: be around the next hour, Joe Christopher for part of it? Great?
Speaker 3: All right, well we'll continue. Christopher Smithman will remain in studio,
Speaker 3: which is a joy for me this morning. Don't go
Speaker 3: wipe right back there we go again, another news update.
Speaker 10: We're going to get all the fox an ear full
Speaker 10: of information.
Speaker 2: At the top of the hour. I'm going to break
Speaker 2: it down fast.
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Speaker 1: This is the greatest political comeback of all time.
Speaker 18: There's ever been.
Speaker 2: Two, three, four times.
Speaker 3: Today fifty five krs the talk station.
Speaker 10: It's time to take out the trash.
Speaker 3: Indeed, the Shaiave EIGHTO six here fifty five krc DE
Speaker 3: talk station. Enjoying a victory lap this morning. For the
Speaker 3: most part. I know my friends here in Hamilton County
Speaker 3: got right quite celebrated victory lab completely, but enjoy the
Speaker 3: broad races. State of Ohio Issue one, Dad Bernie Moreno
Speaker 3: now going to be a senator, Shared Brown gone, and
Speaker 3: in the House. In the House Supreme Court, Republicans won
Speaker 3: all three open seats. Now they have a six to
Speaker 3: one advantage over the leftist judicial Act of this singular Now,
Speaker 3: so some great news out of Ohio. Nationally speaking, the
Speaker 3: Senate now in control of the Republicans. The House still
Speaker 3: waiting on final results, although advantage Republicans right now where
Speaker 3: it stands and beyond just winning the electoral college, Donald
Speaker 3: Trump won the popular vote by more than four million votes,
Speaker 3: which in and of itself is a truly amazing thing.
Speaker 3: Got Christopher Smithmen, former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: in studio. We've got some comments and some thoughts to
Speaker 3: share with each other, and I know Christopher wants to
Speaker 3: talk about the Trump administration as it moves forward, what
Speaker 3: they need to do, how we need to solidify the
Speaker 3: growing number of minority voters who came over across the
Speaker 3: aisle because they're well, I guess their lives sucked enough
Speaker 3: that they could ignore this idea that they must vote
Speaker 3: Democrat Blacks, Hispanics huge inroads with the Hispanic community. But
Speaker 3: before we do that, let's get rid of the phones
Speaker 3: real quick.
Speaker 6: Here.
Speaker 3: Dave's on the line, Steve, hang on, you'll be next day.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling the Morning Show Wednesday.
Speaker 12: Happy Wednesday, Brian and Chris. How are you guys doing
Speaker 12: this morning?
Speaker 3: Pretty happy about it?
Speaker 25: Yeah, I gotta tell you, in all honesty, I feel
Speaker 25: like quote unquote garbage this morning. So there you go.
Speaker 25: But it leads me to a few questions. One, what
Speaker 25: do you think the Groover Cleveland people.
Speaker 23: Are doing this morning?
Speaker 25: Are they mad about someone breaking his record over there?
Speaker 25: So that's my first question. Second question is is uh
Speaker 25: I think uh, there's probably mixed emotions among the uh,
Speaker 25: the Joe and Joe Biden camp because you know, there
Speaker 25: was some bad blood in there for being kicked out.
Speaker 25: I don't think they're going to be too upset about
Speaker 25: this result over there, if you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: No, I agree with that. It's funny. It's one of
Speaker 3: the things Christopher and I were just talking about because
Speaker 3: of the garbage comment, and I out loud said, you
Speaker 3: know what, I don't think Biden cares he felt, you
Speaker 3: know what, he's boxer from animal farm Georgia Orra's animal farm.
Speaker 3: He spent his whole life working for the Democrats, doing
Speaker 3: their bidding. He did their bid, and then when his
Speaker 3: time was up, as it was, they put him in
Speaker 3: a cart and sent him off to the glue factory.
Speaker 3: And he feels stung and resents that. So, yeah, that's
Speaker 3: why maybe he you know, I'm not going to say
Speaker 3: he was aware what period, end of story, but I'm
Speaker 3: not saying he's aware of the garbage comment would do
Speaker 3: so much damage to Kamala Harris's campaign, not that she
Speaker 3: would have won even had he not said it, but
Speaker 3: that he didn't care, that he didn't mind damaging the
Speaker 3: Democrat name. He was like, well, screw you guys.
Speaker 18: You know what.
Speaker 3: Screw you guys, so appreciate.
Speaker 18: It, Dave.
Speaker 25: The only the only shame on you I have this
Speaker 25: this morning is that Hamilton County for Connie Pillachs. What
Speaker 25: were you guys thinking? What were they thinking?
Speaker 3: I have no idea they weren't, And.
Speaker 2: That's shame on you.
Speaker 12: What were you thinking? You didn't do any research.
Speaker 25: You just voted the name on the on the ballot.
Speaker 12: That's exactly what you did.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why I keep saying last person out of
Speaker 3: Hamilton County bring the flag because it's gone full on comedy.
Speaker 3: Appreciate it, Dave. Let's get to Steve, who's been hanging online. Steve,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling this morning. Happy Wednesday, Happy Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 26: I just wanted to I want to call and thank
Speaker 26: you for talking me off the letters over the last
Speaker 26: four years. It's been a tough four years. I can't
Speaker 26: even imagine my grandkids. I feel like they have a
Speaker 26: chance now, and I just wanted to thank you.
Speaker 3: Well, you're I mean, you're welcome, Steve. I try to
Speaker 3: be the voice of reason.
Speaker 2: Brother.
Speaker 3: Bottom line is you can't make two and two not
Speaker 3: equal four. That's the proposition I always bring from my
Speaker 3: libertarian philosophy is live your life, enjoy it. Don't interfere
Speaker 3: with mine, but enjoy your life. That's a beautiful thing
Speaker 3: about America. Say what you want, let's exchange ideas in
Speaker 3: it in a healthy way, in a nice exchange way.
Speaker 3: That's the point of you know, living in America. So
Speaker 3: I'm happy to be here to try to present that
Speaker 3: logical reasonable at least as I see it. Voice and
Speaker 3: the lines are always open for people to share an
Speaker 3: alternative voice, and we can talk about it, and maybe
Speaker 3: you can convince me that on any particular given point
Speaker 3: that I am wrong. I'll be the first person to
Speaker 3: admit it when that day comes. I have changed my
Speaker 3: mind and my attitude about matters political over the years,
Speaker 3: so it can be done. I just need to be
Speaker 3: solidly convinced. And it's never gonna happen in an atmosphere
Speaker 3: where it starts with you calling me names like garbage
Speaker 3: and nazi, an idiot and racist and xenophobe and humbophobe,
Speaker 3: because I'm none of the four going at all. And
Speaker 3: I got a record to run on to prove that. Steve,
Speaker 3: God bless you man. Thanks for calling this morning. Christopher.
Speaker 14: I just yeah, I just want to weigh in and
Speaker 14: share with you that a lot of voters held their
Speaker 14: nose and voted for Trump, and I think people have
Speaker 14: to deal with that reality. And you know, President Trump
Speaker 14: is going to have to be presidential, meaning people are
Speaker 14: gonna are looking for him to get away from the
Speaker 14: name calling. Really think about bringing people like Nikki Haley closer.
Speaker 14: What kind of conversations does he need to have with her?
Speaker 14: And then be people listening to me to say, no,
Speaker 14: I disagree. He's got to keep being the same guy. Look,
Speaker 14: he's got to unite the Republican Party if they have
Speaker 14: the House, the Senate, and the White House, in order
Speaker 14: to get things done and to be productive. We don't
Speaker 14: want to wake up and we have a vote to
Speaker 14: remove the Speaker of the House as an example. So
Speaker 14: how he conducts himself is really really important in these
Speaker 14: next three to four days. The other thing is that
Speaker 14: I think that Vice President Harris should have spoke last night,
Speaker 14: and her sending her supporters home, not conceding the election.
Speaker 14: These are all things that they said that they were
Speaker 14: looking that that President Trump would do.
Speaker 2: He didn't do it because he won.
Speaker 14: You don't hear that criticism saying when is she going
Speaker 14: to come and address the country, concede the election, and
Speaker 14: make sure.
Speaker 3: That hers the crap. They don't need to hear from her.
Speaker 3: He won, it's already been declared. He's the vic She's
Speaker 3: gonna have the sun in the bottom line, And when
Speaker 3: it comes time to certifying the vote.
Speaker 14: I think it's important because this is her message of
Speaker 14: joy and wanting to have a country that is unified.
Speaker 14: So she has to send a message to the other
Speaker 14: fifty percent of the country that this election happened and
Speaker 14: I lost. These are all the things that they said
Speaker 14: President Trump did not accept the results. And so now
Speaker 14: it's an opportunity for CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC to get
Speaker 14: on TV and say, I accept the results, the popular vote,
Speaker 14: the electoral process, and we need the candidate that we've
Speaker 14: been supporting to concede the election.
Speaker 2: So this is going to be a real moment to
Speaker 2: see if they're able to do that.
Speaker 3: Well. I think they're in no position to argue anything
Speaker 3: to the contrary given, and I think it's just such
Speaker 3: a fundamental point. I believe that in their heart of hearts,
Speaker 3: they really thought, you know what, Okay, we know Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris sucks. We know she doesn't have anything to run
Speaker 3: on except her well, her presidential candidacy records. She's running
Speaker 3: away from everything that they've done over the past three
Speaker 3: and a half years, the open borders, the WOK policies,
Speaker 3: all that inflation crime, you know, defunding the police. So
Speaker 3: she didn't have anything to run and except the abortion issue,
Speaker 3: which again is in a federal issue. So I think
Speaker 3: they were thinking it's going to be another twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: where the popular vote went for the Democrat Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 3: and yet Donald Trump still won because of the electoral college.
Speaker 3: He'd be screaming, bloody murder, but we need to get
Speaker 3: rid of the electoral college. This isn't fair. Most of
Speaker 3: America didn't want this guy. He handily won this again,
Speaker 3: north of four million votes ahead of Kamala Harrison the
Speaker 3: national vote. And I think that's one of the most
Speaker 3: surprising elements is when I woke up this.
Speaker 2: Morning, well, I will say that.
Speaker 14: You know these again, these next few few steps that
Speaker 14: he takes today and the next day, what interviews does
Speaker 14: he give, how he presents himself to all of the
Speaker 14: people out here who really support Trump. We should be
Speaker 14: doing that and we should be sending a unified message
Speaker 14: because the world is listening. Imagine every world leader right
Speaker 14: now is on the phone talking to President elect Trump
Speaker 14: and it's I have a son who serves in the military.
Speaker 14: He's he's continuing to serve now in the military. I
Speaker 14: think what Trump was saying that you know, who would
Speaker 14: send their own child to war. It was what he
Speaker 14: was trying to send when he was talking about about
Speaker 14: Liz Cheney. And so we want to see a clear
Speaker 14: message here that he's going to deal with what's happening
Speaker 14: in Ukraine, what he's going to deal with what's happening
Speaker 14: in Israel.
Speaker 2: And I actually think that this morning they're all.
Speaker 14: Resetting because they didn't respect the White House, Brian Thomas,
Speaker 14: They just these other leaders have not been respecting what's
Speaker 14: been coming from the White House, and I think this
Speaker 14: morning there they're going to have to reset how they've
Speaker 14: been dealing with these geopolitical issues around the world.
Speaker 3: Well, obviously, a call into the White ho House, if
Speaker 3: you're a leader of a foreign country, most likely you're
Speaker 3: going to get a surrogate, someone who would be speaking
Speaker 3: for Joe Biden, not speaking with Joe Biden because of
Speaker 3: the man obviously stuffers cognitively, and he's not in a
Speaker 3: position to engage the way he used to be such
Speaker 3: a long time ago. Let's pause, Luke hang on the phone.
Speaker 3: Jay and Luke are on the phone. We'll get those
Speaker 3: calls in before we get to Judge Inn and Apolitano.
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Speaker 3: Hey twenty fIF you have KERCD talk station. Brian Thomas
Speaker 3: closing out this segment with Christopher Smithman in studio. He's
Speaker 3: gonna head off on down the road and go back
Speaker 3: to his real job, but it's been a real pleasure
Speaker 3: having him in studio, UH doing our analysis of the
Speaker 3: election and listening to the listeners observations about it. Lamenting
Speaker 3: the reality here in Hamilton County. I must note let's
Speaker 3: go to the phone. It's got a couple of callers online.
Speaker 3: We'll start with Luke Jay. Hang on your next Luke.
Speaker 3: Thanks for holding there, brother, welcome to the program, Thank you,
Speaker 3: and good morning.
Speaker 27: I guess I have a two part question. It's about
Speaker 27: probably the policy that I'm most enthusiastic that that Donald
Speaker 27: Trump just introduced, and that would be for the Department
Speaker 27: of Government Efficiency.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Elon Musk, right correct.
Speaker 27: So I guess my question would be number one, how
Speaker 27: do you go about starting the Department of Government Efficiency?
Speaker 27: And number two, is there a really good chance that
Speaker 27: he could.
Speaker 12: Get it done?
Speaker 3: I yes to the latter, assuming they give him enough
Speaker 3: flexibility in control. There's so much fraud, waste, and abused
Speaker 3: in government. I think anybody with a business background, and
Speaker 3: as someone who knows as much about building and maintaining
Speaker 3: an efficient, profitable businessman like Elon Musk, can manage that task.
Speaker 3: In terms of creation, creating it, Hew, Donald Trump created
Speaker 3: out a whole cloth with the Space Force. It's a
Speaker 3: question of getting it funded and with a Republican Congress,
Speaker 3: a Republican Senate, you've got Republicans across the board. I
Speaker 3: think that that shouldn't be a difficult job to do.
Speaker 3: So create the office, fund the office, put Elon Musk
Speaker 3: in control, and give him as much flexibility as humanly possible,
Speaker 3: and of course deal with the aftermath of employment litigation
Speaker 3: when a bunch of people get their pink slips handed
Speaker 3: to them, because that's exactly what should happen. And as
Speaker 3: of right now, I would imagine this is like a
Speaker 3: Oliver North shredding party going on among all these lettered
Speaker 3: agencies right now. Hurry up and get rid of all
Speaker 3: the damning information before January kicks in, or we are
Speaker 3: in a world of hurt and they may still be anyway, Jay,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling us morning. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 28: Hey, thanks Brian, just real quick, I want to thank
Speaker 28: you for what you did all the voters, well done.
Speaker 28: Feel good for fifteen minutes. But do never underestimate the
Speaker 28: Republicans Party's ability to squander an opportunity, ay Man, John McCain,
Speaker 28: think about John McCain is the reason we still have Obamacare.
Speaker 28: The previous So my point is, stay busy, stay focused,
Speaker 28: take all that energy focusing on the Republicans now.
Speaker 12: The war's not over.
Speaker 28: The other thing is you want to get rid of
Speaker 28: Dolan and not have him as our next senator.
Speaker 23: Don't waste your breath.
Speaker 28: Email and Mike de Wine, I think jd Vance is
Speaker 28: who we need to contact. He's in the bully pulpit,
Speaker 28: who's got President Trump's here. Couldn't call mickem out the
Speaker 28: wine and say, uh, we're not you know, Dolan would
Speaker 28: be our Kamala Harris. He's run for everything since a
Speaker 28: dogcatcher can't win. And so there is a wine rhino
Speaker 28: going to appoint another rhino, and the people that voted
Speaker 28: for Dwine there you go. Elections have consequences. So instead
Speaker 28: of getting two conservative Republicans, we're just going to replace
Speaker 28: Rob Portman wishy washy, do nothing, another rhino with Dolan.
Speaker 28: But we clearly said we don't want so stay busy, people,
Speaker 28: stay on these Republicans. We only have two years. Statistics
Speaker 28: say midterm elections, the party in power loses control. So
Speaker 28: we don't have four years. We have two short years
Speaker 28: to get a whole lot of work done. So get
Speaker 28: them off their ass and get.
Speaker 3: A move in the Stute observations. Jake Christopher, you.
Speaker 14: Want to chime in, So I just want to say
Speaker 14: that Governor Dwine is a friend. I certainly will reach
Speaker 14: out to him about all of this, you know, because
Speaker 14: he's waking up this morning going, Wow, there was an election.
Speaker 14: There's some big results, and I'm going to be in
Speaker 14: the driver's seat about this Senate seed. So I'll certainly
Speaker 14: reach out to him. And what I want to say
Speaker 14: to the public is one, we have to use this unification,
Speaker 14: unifying language right now. We've got to give people an
Speaker 14: opportunity to govern until they tell us otherwise. Trump has
Speaker 14: said I'm going to be different, right That's why people
Speaker 14: now trusted him. He has clearly realigned the constituency of
Speaker 14: the Republican Party. And by the way, I would always
Speaker 14: talk to Chairman Alex Trump to Filo, and I would say,
Speaker 14: Alex Trump to Filo, why are you not doing outreach
Speaker 14: in Hamilton County to the minority parts of our county.
Speaker 14: These were conversations that I was trying to have with
Speaker 14: the Republican Party when I was the president of the
Speaker 14: Cincinnati NAACP for seven years. Okay, here's what I'm saying.
Speaker 14: If Hamilton County is going to be different, the chairman,
Speaker 14: Chairman mock is going to have to do some of
Speaker 14: the work that you just saw the press do right
Speaker 14: and realigning and expanding what Hamilton County voters look like
Speaker 14: within the Republican Party. And if the tent meaning the
Speaker 14: tent for mister Smitheman, the guy that you're looking at
Speaker 14: right now, right, that tent hasn't been big enough for me. Right,
Speaker 14: So as I look at you, a person who supports
Speaker 14: the LGBTQQ plus community, and I'm saying, why am I
Speaker 14: not a part of it? I don't care what people
Speaker 14: are doing in their bedroom, right, my values around, my
Speaker 14: conservative principles. But that tent hasn't been big enough for
Speaker 14: your friend, Brian Thomas Sot. Until the Republican Party in
Speaker 14: Hamilton County really opens up the tent, we will continue
Speaker 14: to have the kinds of results that we had last night.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I agree. I just think you know, as
Speaker 3: I observe it, the tent's always been open insofar as
Speaker 3: policies are concerned. It's just that the brainwashing mechanism of
Speaker 3: the Democrats and this long standing argument that blacks are
Speaker 3: always Democrats and there will be no dissent among them
Speaker 3: ranks kind of closes people's minds because they're not paying
Speaker 3: a whole lot of attention to politics anyway closes the
Speaker 3: people's minds to really considering what the Republicans are offering.
Speaker 3: By way of contrast, you're right hit the ground running
Speaker 3: with a positive Reagan like message. Remember how many people
Speaker 3: within the Black community, the Hispanic community, and hopefully even
Speaker 3: the Jewish community. I haven't seen any numbers yet. Keep
Speaker 3: them in the tent by welcoming them, keeping the door open,
Speaker 3: keeping the conversation going. Don't stop going into black communities
Speaker 3: and selling your message. That's the best way to build
Speaker 3: on what started this morning. Christopher Smithman, A pleasure having
Speaker 3: you in the studio this morning. Always love. I love
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Speaker 3: My pleasure. Will look forward to having you back on
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Speaker 10: Are you aware of events happening in the world. I
Speaker 10: wouldn't say I'm an expert on.
Speaker 2: Do you know what's happening in the city.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I just I really don't have time to keep
Speaker 10: up with it because I'm so busy at my job.
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Speaker 2: But Rex, just keep coming this morning. It's very rough
Speaker 2: on the wet roads.
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Speaker 2: thirty one.
Speaker 3: Fifty five karsite talk station. It's that time post presidential
Speaker 3: election day or now we'll get here, Judge Ennen of
Speaker 3: Politano every Wednesday at this hour in advance. Apologies from
Speaker 3: Chuck Ingram for not doing a personalized message. He knew
Speaker 3: you were coming on. It's just that he had so
Speaker 3: much traffic issues going on here locally, he just didn't
Speaker 3: have time. It's been kind of a I don't know,
Speaker 3: I'll use a military term that you might be familiar with.
Speaker 3: You're honored, Charlie Foxtrott. Kind of traffic situation day here,
Speaker 3: so i'll extend a poblem.
Speaker 29: I'm familiar with that term. But I'm also spoiled rotten
Speaker 29: by waking up on every Wednesday morning eagerly anticipating what
Speaker 29: he's gonna say.
Speaker 3: I know, and I know the comments are always directed
Speaker 3: to you, But I get as bigg a kick out
Speaker 3: of him as you do, because Lord knows what he's
Speaker 3: going to come out of his mouth. So Anyhow, it's
Speaker 3: always a pleasure to have you on the program. Obviously,
Speaker 3: I know I've got your column here. What if voting
Speaker 3: is fruitless? Which is well, the title can serve as
Speaker 3: an interesting springboard into your response or your reaction to
Speaker 3: the It looks like a clean sweep. Donald Trump handily one,
Speaker 3: not just the electoral college, but the popular vote as well,
Speaker 3: by more than four million, and control of the Senate
Speaker 3: now in Republican hands by at least a couple We
Speaker 3: have some ountliars that haven't been settled yet. The House
Speaker 3: looks like it's going to be in the Republicans' hands
Speaker 3: as well. I just clearly Kamala Harrison Harris's messages of
Speaker 3: name calling didn't resonate with the American people.
Speaker 29: I think that Joe Biden has been a terrible president
Speaker 29: domestically and foreign policy wise. And this was visited upon
Speaker 29: how who attempted to defend him and couldn't distance herself
Speaker 29: from him. And the people are sick and tired of Ukraine,
Speaker 29: Gaza and high prices. I mean high prices are caused
Speaker 29: by the Fed, the majority of whom we're appointed by
Speaker 29: Donald Trump. Nevertheless, high interest rates, high prices hit everybody.
Speaker 29: She couldn't have a clear message on Gaza. I don't
Speaker 29: know if she agrees with Joe Biden or not. Her
Speaker 29: husband and her daughters are Jewish, and she frequently retreated
Speaker 29: to that as a defense to her support of him.
Speaker 29: Notwithstanding the slaughter of innocence there. Ukraine is utterly indefensible.
Speaker 29: So the people wanted a change, and they voted for it.
Speaker 29: I did not expect this at all. I went to
Speaker 29: bed early and woke up expecting, you know when I
Speaker 29: usually get up at four point thirty, probably after you
Speaker 29: get up, expecting, you know, litigation and recrimination and vote
Speaker 29: counting and recounting. And by the time I finished brushing
Speaker 29: my teeth, the whole world had declared Donald Trump the victor.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 3: The efforts by the Republicans to get the vote out early,
Speaker 3: you know, this sort of stop the steal. We need
Speaker 3: to overwhelm the Democrats with voters, get out early, vote early.
Speaker 3: And you know, the number of Republicans that came out
Speaker 3: and voted early, really, I mean historic, you can't even
Speaker 3: say anything other than that. So they reduced that in
Speaker 3: a sea change.
Speaker 29: Yeah, in people's thinking, I was thinking about my teenage
Speaker 29: years of JFK and LBJ and even Nixon. The Democrats
Speaker 29: never lost as badly as they did this time. The
Speaker 29: last time they lost this badly was nineteen eighty and
Speaker 29: nineteen eighty four, both of Reagan's victories. This is a
Speaker 29: tumultuous trouncing of them, and it should be laid at
Speaker 29: the feet. As I said earlier of Joe Biden. Now,
Speaker 29: I'm not a political analyst, as you know. I'm much
Speaker 29: more on the theoretical, long term what if side of things.
Speaker 29: But living in the world that we live in and
Speaker 29: having my own podcast and working at Newsmax, you know
Speaker 29: you can't there's Chris seeing a squirrel. You can't help
Speaker 29: but have opinions and want to share your analysis.
Speaker 3: That's mine well and fair enough. It'd be interesting to
Speaker 3: see all morning long, all the listeners and my guests
Speaker 3: this morning of all share the common belief slash recommendation
Speaker 3: that Donald Trump should imediately take the high road, welcome
Speaker 3: a open arm a new Republican voters who at minimum
Speaker 3: held their nose to vote for him. He did make
Speaker 3: some significant inroads in the Hispanic community as well as
Speaker 3: the Black community. According to the up polling data that's
Speaker 3: come out.
Speaker 29: I don't think that's in his character. I would advise
Speaker 29: him to do the same thing. I would advise him
Speaker 29: to call up people like Governor Whitman of New Jersey
Speaker 29: and the Congresswoman Cheney and say welcome back.
Speaker 2: But that's really not him.
Speaker 29: He's far more interested in punishing those who irritated him
Speaker 29: than joining him. But maybe we'll see a different Donald Trump.
Speaker 29: What will Joe Biden do? Will he invite the Trumps
Speaker 29: to the White House. Here's an interesting one for you.
Speaker 29: Will he pardon Donald Trump and save him from having
Speaker 29: to fire his own prosecutor.
Speaker 3: It remains to be seen. He's still facing state charges though,
Speaker 3: and I don't think the presidential pardon can reach down
Speaker 3: to the charges.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it can't, Brian.
Speaker 29: He's facing a sentencing on November twenty six, two days
Speaker 29: before Thanksgiving. Now I can't imagine that the sentencing will
Speaker 29: go forward. If it does, I can't imagine it would
Speaker 29: be custodial. The Georgia case will probably proceed without him.
Speaker 29: There are sixteen co defendants in that case. The state
Speaker 29: can try all of them and then either give up
Speaker 29: the ghost on Trump. The world will be very different
Speaker 29: four years from now, or decide to try him them,
Speaker 29: But they certainly can't try him in state court while
Speaker 29: he's the president of the United States and the case
Speaker 29: is not ready to proceed in the two months remaining
Speaker 29: in Biden's presidency.
Speaker 3: Well, turning back to your column, what if voting is fruitless?
Speaker 3: You ask a lot of rhetorical questions, of course, designed
Speaker 3: to get people's juices flowing and to contemplate things. And
Speaker 3: one of the ones I highlight what if the fatal
Speaker 3: cocktail of big government and democracy ultimately produces dependency. Now
Speaker 3: you elaborate on that one, But aren't we there already
Speaker 3: with the number of people who are led to the
Speaker 3: umbilical court of the federal government to basically live, sleep,
Speaker 3: and get their clothing and shelter and pretty much everything else.
Speaker 3: We've given the people the opportunity to choose not to
Speaker 3: work and yet still live quite comfortably by contrast to
Speaker 3: the rest of the world.
Speaker 2: You know, in a great book by.
Speaker 29: An Austrian philosopher I'm looking for it on my shelf
Speaker 29: by the name of Hans Hermann hupa Hoppe called democracy
Speaker 29: the God that Failed. He argues that when the people
Speaker 29: realize that they can legally and peacefully vote themselves a
Speaker 29: share of other people's wealth. They will continue to do so.
Speaker 29: And Jefferson and Hamilton foresaw this. The two of them
Speaker 29: hated each other and never agreed in anything except this.
Speaker 29: When the public learns that the public treasury has become
Speaker 29: a public trough, they will only send to Washington those
Speaker 29: who promise to return to them the biggest piece of
Speaker 29: the pie. And that's what we have today. The government
Speaker 29: recognizes no restraint on its power to transfer wealth, to
Speaker 29: start wars, to incur death, to cause death, to incur debt,
Speaker 29: to spy on everybody, to make a mockery of the
Speaker 29: Bill of Rights. The government just recognizes no limits on that.
Speaker 29: Half of the decisions made in the House of Representatives
Speaker 29: are made behind closed doors. The Democrats vote in lockstep
Speaker 29: with their leadership. The Republicans vote in lockstep with theirs.
Speaker 29: Unlike the Senate, there is no debate whatsoever on the
Speaker 29: floor of the House. Each member is given thirty or
Speaker 29: sixty seconds. Ask our dear friend, Congressman Messi, how fruitless
Speaker 29: this is. Some of his most eloquent and articulate speeches
Speaker 29: were given to an empty, empty House of representatives because
Speaker 29: they all know how everybody's going to vote. No matter
Speaker 29: what anyone says, that style of government, secret party oriented,
Speaker 29: big government, pro war, pro a transfer of wealth will
Speaker 29: continue no matter who's in the White House and who
Speaker 29: controls the Congress.
Speaker 2: That's the thesis of my piece. Anyway.
Speaker 29: Now, I wrote that obviously yesterday, before I knew the
Speaker 29: outcome of the election. Trump may try some radical things.
Speaker 29: He may try to abolish the Department of Education. He
Speaker 29: may try to abolish Homeland Security, although I doubt it.
Speaker 2: He likes police.
Speaker 29: The Department of Onland Security employees one hundred and sixty thousand.
Speaker 29: Did you know this plane clothed cops? Wow, that's that's
Speaker 29: five times the number of FBI agents there are.
Speaker 6: What do they do?
Speaker 2: What do federal police do?
Speaker 29: They don't direct traffic, they don't investigate crimes.
Speaker 21: What do they do?
Speaker 2: While we don't know?
Speaker 3: Always bringing up interesting points, Judge Unapolitanom, I'm.
Speaker 29: Not trying to give the good people of Cincinnati heartburn.
Speaker 29: Most of them are probably quite happy at the outcome
Speaker 29: of the election.
Speaker 3: Oh, I don't know. You can't say that.
Speaker 29: My job is to is to stir the pot from
Speaker 29: the perspective of a personal beliefs that the Constitution is
Speaker 29: supposed to mean what it says.
Speaker 3: Well, I will tell you, your honor, if the city
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati and the county in which it sits, Hamilton County,
Speaker 3: had its way, it would be President Kamala Harris or
Speaker 3: President let Kamala Harris H and a whole big blue wave.
Speaker 21: Is true.
Speaker 29: I thought Cincinnati was a Republican.
Speaker 3: Who has not been Republican since Ken Blackwell was mayor
Speaker 3: back in the nineties. You got a this is this
Speaker 3: is like four.
Speaker 29: Decades Dennis did Dennis Coucinich win.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't know that's it didn't cross my field
Speaker 3: of vision.
Speaker 29: He was running as an independent, and he told me
Speaker 29: he was leading both of his opponents.
Speaker 2: He of course, is the former congressman from that district.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know. We have Bernie Moreno is now our
Speaker 3: new senator in place of Shared Brown, which is a welcome,
Speaker 3: welcome change in my listening audience. So Joe said, no
Speaker 3: cacinach lost. So there's a Joe strecker man with them,
Speaker 3: with the with the instant Internet search. He can answer
Speaker 3: any question on a moment's no, thank.
Speaker 2: You Dennis is a longtime friend.
Speaker 3: But thank you Joe, Yeah, and thank you your honor.
Speaker 3: As we usually do, we'll end the program on Judging Freedom,
Speaker 3: your podcast, which is wildly popular, I know because you
Speaker 3: have some great guests on and of course always offering
Speaker 3: your wonderful commentary and insight.
Speaker 29: Who's on today, Oh, I have Colonel Douglas McGregor, Professor
Speaker 29: John Meersheimer, Professor Jeffrey Sachsville Giraldi, Aaron Monte have my
Speaker 29: first team on today, not to talk politics, but to
Speaker 29: talk about Israel, which is really at war with itself
Speaker 29: right now, especially after the leak of classified documents showing
Speaker 29: the Prime Minister Netsigyaho sabotaged the peace negotiations and Ukraine
Speaker 29: is dying in slow motion. That's really where we're going today.
Speaker 29: But I will ask colonel McGregor if he who was
Speaker 29: in the Trump Defense Department, if he expects much difference
Speaker 29: in American foreign policy in the new Trump Defense Department.
Speaker 29: He'll probably say no, because the last thing Donald Trump
Speaker 29: said two days ago about the Defense Department was his
Speaker 29: shortlist was Tom Cotton.
Speaker 2: And Mike Pompeio.
Speaker 29: These are classic warhawks running the department. Of Defense, so
Speaker 29: World War three get.
Speaker 3: Ready from the man in city would lay hands and
Speaker 3: solve the conflicts when his first day in office. I've
Speaker 3: always been wondering how he was going to accomplish that. Well,
Speaker 3: now we have an opportunity to find out. Judge ended
Speaker 3: up all Atana, my dear friend. Until next Wednesday, Best
Speaker 3: of health, thanks for your commentary.
Speaker 2: Back at you, Brian, always a pleasure.
Speaker 3: Take care eight forty four or fifty five care. See
Speaker 3: the talk station stick around. Got a few more minutes
Speaker 3: to talk. If you want to call in, feel free
Speaker 3: to do it, but I'll be right back.
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