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Speaker 5: it in the news. A lot of late Corey Bowman
Speaker 5: running from Mayor of the City. Since then, of course,
Speaker 5: they've been asking him for his comments and reaction to
Speaker 5: the horrific beat down that occurred last weekend. Lots and
Speaker 5: lots of national attention on that, and of course the
Speaker 5: press conference has passed over. On the first of August.
Speaker 5: Updates on that if you can get to see a
Speaker 5: Christopher smith and of course he'll be joining the program
Speaker 5: Corey at seven five Topics the mayors and you decide.
Speaker 5: Was it an embarrassing press conference? A lot of community
Speaker 5: leaders in there offering their thoughts and comments and their
Speaker 5: takes on what little video we've got or what video
Speaker 5: we do have. Please Chief Fie, she said she's got
Speaker 5: a lot more that she may be releasing this this
Speaker 5: week and maybe don't jump to conclusions anyway, we'll get
Speaker 5: his thoughts on the latest news from downtown Cincinnati seven
Speaker 5: oh five for Corey Bowman Christopher Smithman. It is Monday,
Speaker 5: every Monday eight at seven twenty we get to hear
Speaker 5: from the former vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: I suspect the subject matter will be the same as
Speaker 5: it was last week as the beatdown. Anyway, Monday, Monday,
Speaker 5: it is Monday. We'll get Brian James every Monday at
Speaker 5: eight oh five. Today Trump to name a new FED chair. Really,
Speaker 5: I know he's looking for one, going to let the
Speaker 5: term run out from by all accounts, But we'll find
Speaker 5: out from Brian what his take is on that. Are
Speaker 5: the labor statistics calculated incorrectly? Donald Trump says they are.
Speaker 5: Somebody lost their job over that one. And should high
Speaker 5: schoolers have to take a personal finance course? Well, yeah,
Speaker 5: is that a rhetorical question. I think it's important. You know,
Speaker 5: it's interesting if you learn household economics, you know how
Speaker 5: to balance a checkbook, or you know, only spending the
Speaker 5: money that comes in and not more than the money
Speaker 5: that comes in, the idea that there's interest that you
Speaker 5: have to pay on credit card debt, and you know,
Speaker 5: on and on and on. All those things translate from
Speaker 5: and it's important to know that kind of thing, not
Speaker 5: just because you can manage your finances within your own household.
Speaker 5: But they create a perception of what it takes to
Speaker 5: be financially responsible. So when you see your elected officials
Speaker 5: digging us into this massive, insurmountable debt, you think I
Speaker 5: could never run my house that way.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 5: If you have that personal finance course, then you can
Speaker 5: criticize government because the world does not work the way
Speaker 5: the government works. Period. From Donovan's Automa Automobile, Dane Donovan's
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Speaker 5: and a salute to Donovan's they do a great job,
Speaker 5: really great job. AH five on three seven eight hundred
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Speaker 5: AT and T phones. I don't know if the event
Speaker 5: is sold out. I tend to think it is, and
Speaker 5: I'm referring to this This evening's Jim and jack v
Speaker 5: V Ramaswami U meeting with of course Christophers Hyman's going
Speaker 5: to be there. It's at Jim and Jackson the River
Speaker 5: five point thirty. I saw the announcement for the press.
Speaker 5: I think the door opens for the press at four pm,
Speaker 5: and you had to RSVP now. As of Friday, the
Speaker 5: rsv site on VVG for Ohio was still open. I
Speaker 5: just checked it this morning and there is no mention
Speaker 5: of this town hall on his website, so I suspect
Speaker 5: that maybe it's already sold out. The one person I
Speaker 5: have a feeling who knows west Side, Jim Keefer. I
Speaker 5: texted him this morning to find out if he had
Speaker 5: any idea. Christopher Smithman, if you're listening right now, if
Speaker 5: you have any idea, maybe you can let us know
Speaker 5: at seven twenty when you're on. But that is tonight
Speaker 5: at Jim and Jackson the River. It should be rather
Speaker 5: interesting hearing from well. All kinds of folks are invited.
Speaker 5: As of late Friday, his VVG for Ohio website was
Speaker 5: still accepting RSVPs, and again I checked it this morning
Speaker 5: and couldn't see a link to it. That doesn't mean
Speaker 5: that it isn't there. It's just that my cursory review
Speaker 5: of the website well showed no information about it. Anyway.
Speaker 5: Since our officials had an August first press conference to
Speaker 5: address the videos that are circulating regard to the attacks
Speaker 5: in downtown Cincinnati, which portrayed the city and what they
Speaker 5: thought was a cynical and unfair manner. Hm, I have
Speaker 5: to have Purval mayor, he was there, actually showed up
Speaker 5: for something, please, Chief Threes, Thigi Cheryl Long, the city manager,
Speaker 5: along with community leaders including Damon Lynch, who reached his
Speaker 5: own independent conclusions based upon what he perceives to be reality.
Speaker 5: Purval said that it's overt racial tensions that have been
Speaker 5: claimed by irresponsible leaders who have unfortunately cynically tried to
Speaker 5: take advantage of this awful fight and try to divide us. Huh.
Speaker 5: This is kind of a message theme that goes on
Speaker 5: throughout the press conference. What do politicians do when events
Speaker 5: like this pop up? They try to work them to
Speaker 5: their own advantage. This is what politicians do. It doesn't
Speaker 5: matter which side of the political ledger you're on. If
Speaker 5: something's going to come up to provide you a vehicle
Speaker 5: to make some comments or draw some conclusions. Politicians typically
Speaker 5: grab the bull by the horns and do exactly that.
Speaker 5: I don't know why this comes as some surprise. This
Speaker 5: doesn't come as a surprise. It's just they're trying to
Speaker 5: make it out to be. This is this is terrible.
Speaker 5: This is terrible. Five men and one woman subjected to
Speaker 5: unimaginable physical violence. Corded to police Chief Teresa Thiji, five
Speaker 5: men and one woman has a lot more people involved
Speaker 5: in receiving beatdowns or other physical attacks than originally reported.
Speaker 5: We thought it was just the two that were there
Speaker 5: and the little video that we've got. Six people have
Speaker 5: been charged, Four have been arrested.
Speaker 1: So far.
Speaker 5: They're still searching for two of the suspects, and they
Speaker 5: said they'd name them when they were apprehended. Three tg
Speaker 5: The chief said this remains an open investigation. I assure
Speaker 5: you we will not stop until justice is fully served,
Speaker 5: pivoting over to community leader or pastor Damon Lynch. The
Speaker 5: third amongst several speakers said the fight was racialized. We
Speaker 5: would not be here and this would not be national
Speaker 5: news if this was a group of black people that
Speaker 5: jumped on other black people. Well, you know what, I'll
Speaker 5: can see the point maybe, And this is something that
Speaker 5: I always find puzzling. There is no community uproar when
Speaker 5: it's black on black crime. Your pause to think about that.
Speaker 5: Statistically speaking, a lot of crime at black on black crime.
Speaker 5: There is a lot of it out there. There are murders,
Speaker 5: there are beatdowns, there's physical assaults, all kinds of things
Speaker 5: that go on never makes the national news. Maybe it
Speaker 5: has been racialized. I think the appalling nature of it
Speaker 5: was that, regardless of what happened to start the fight,
Speaker 5: that this constant, this continual beating just went on and
Speaker 5: on and on. Does the motivation for the original altercation
Speaker 5: have any connection with the just savage nature of the beating?
Speaker 5: And I suspect maybe if this savage beating was, you know,
Speaker 5: on involving people of any racial background, that it might
Speaker 5: be in the national news. Look, this is horrific behavior.
Speaker 5: The conduct is inexcusable, most notably the beatdown of Holly,
Speaker 5: who appeared to be just an innocent bytanp. Biston are
Speaker 5: trying to render aid. See her story seems to be
Speaker 5: pushed off to the side. When you start talking about
Speaker 5: some racial slur that's been uttered or may not have been.
Speaker 5: I don't know. The white guy that got the beatdown
Speaker 5: may have uttered something racial. Is that justification? But you know,
Speaker 5: push to the side is Holly who just got punched
Speaker 5: in the face, and she wasn't doing anything wrong. There's
Speaker 5: no suggestion that she uttered anything racial. Damon Lynch said
Speaker 5: it was a street fight and not a racially motivated attack.
Speaker 5: Where did he get his information? Any can anybody say
Speaker 5: definitively what this was? Lynch said that what he saw
Speaker 5: in the video was a black man and a white
Speaker 5: man engaged in a verbal dispute. A second black man
Speaker 5: stepped in attempted to de escalate the situation. Then the
Speaker 5: white man slapped the third black man, and after that
Speaker 5: the white man was met with disproportionate force. Damian Lynch's words,
Speaker 5: and I all agree with those words. And then he
Speaker 5: pivoted over to wonder why only black people have been arrested.
Speaker 5: He is, when I see the mugshots, I only see
Speaker 5: people who look like me. I don't see the person
Speaker 5: who slapped another black man, so I don't see the
Speaker 5: slapper's mug shot. Well, wait a minute, isn't that a
Speaker 5: racially motivated statement? Fiji said the police department's investigation is ongoing.
Speaker 5: More video footage they have in their possession, but it
Speaker 5: hasn't been released. Addressing Damon Lynch, he goes Reverend Lynch
Speaker 5: explained what we saw when he saw the footage, which
Speaker 5: is the footage that has been extensively reviewed by the public.
Speaker 5: Probably early next week that will be either name today
Speaker 5: or maybe sometime later this week. I will be releasing
Speaker 5: additional footage, including body warn camera footage that tells a
Speaker 5: little bit more of the story. But right now I
Speaker 5: need to let the investigators continue to do their jobs.
Speaker 5: She previously said back on July twenty eighth in a
Speaker 5: press conference that the video footage that you and I
Speaker 5: have seen is missing context, saying social media, the post
Speaker 5: that we've seen is not to pick the entire incident.
Speaker 5: That's one version of what occurred. The times, social media
Speaker 5: and mainstream media and their commentaries are misrepresentations of the
Speaker 5: circumstances surroundny given event. And again, does this come as
Speaker 5: a surprise anybody. They're acting like this is some sort
Speaker 5: of new revelation. Oh my god, this has never happened before.
Speaker 5: People speculating on something that they've seen without all of
Speaker 5: the information. Jeez, I address that all the time. You know,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna keep my popcorn out and wait till I
Speaker 5: get more information before I reach any given conclusion, because
Speaker 5: that's what smarter people do. Some people benefit from stirring
Speaker 5: the pot and drawing early conclusions, quite often community activists,
Speaker 5: people with political agendas.
Speaker 1: Duh.
Speaker 5: Apparently the guy, insofar as Lynch is concerned about the
Speaker 5: guy who slapped the other person. They have contacted that guy,
Speaker 5: but he lawyered up, Dji said. The council said no,
Speaker 5: he did not want the police talking to his clients.
Speaker 5: So therefore we have not had a conversation with him
Speaker 5: yet yet. Councilman Scottie Johnson, chair of the City's Council's
Speaker 5: City Cincinnia Council's Public Safety Committee, quote, when you continuously
Speaker 5: run a loop where you have national leaders that are
Speaker 5: speaking irresponsibly, showing black and white people trying to knock
Speaker 5: each other's heads off, what role do you play media
Speaker 5: in continually showing that level of violence. He's having a
Speaker 5: go at media.
Speaker 4: Again.
Speaker 5: We live in the Internet age. You are a journalist.
Speaker 5: You are free to a comment on anything you want,
Speaker 5: do so at your own peril. Draw early conclusions without
Speaker 5: all the information. You may be held accountable down the road. Oh,
Speaker 5: you're the idiot who concluded acts when we didn't have
Speaker 5: all the information in fact, But that goes on twenty
Speaker 5: four to seven, on thousands and thousands of different news topics.
Speaker 5: They're appalled and shocked that people would go out on
Speaker 5: social media and the media would actually report on this.
Speaker 5: Is it not newsworthy what we saw so far, even
Speaker 5: not having all the facts and information, that people could
Speaker 5: get so savage and beat people to the ground and
Speaker 5: continue to beat them after they have been thoroughly well,
Speaker 5: after they lost the battle. And then I'll pivot back
Speaker 5: over to Holly surprisingly absent, at least in so far
Speaker 5: as the focus of the the propriety of the response,
Speaker 5: I guess is a way of answering it. Lynch. David Lynch,
Speaker 5: third Qu's National Republican Vice President, J. D. E. Vance
Speaker 5: of eve A Ramaswami, Bernie Moreno of politicizing the fracas. Well,
Speaker 5: you know a lot of us are concerned about law
Speaker 5: and order in this great land of ours, and Democrat
Speaker 5: policies and and lack of tough enforcement on crime has
Speaker 5: increased crime in a lot of cities around this country.
Speaker 5: And I think that may be one of the reasons
Speaker 5: why it's really a focus from national attention. It is
Speaker 5: a symptom of a bigger problem. This isn't the only
Speaker 5: illustration of violence in the system. This isn't the only
Speaker 5: illustration where we feel unsafe. This is just one more
Speaker 5: story to add to a general sort of feeling in
Speaker 5: the country that these left wing policies, that no cash
Speaker 5: bond kind of policies, the slap on the wrist for
Speaker 5: heinous crime policies, the soft on crime policies. You can
Speaker 5: see the deterioration across the system. You can see it
Speaker 5: in multiple cities where they have adopted these light on
Speaker 5: crime defund the police, reimagine the police. We want law
Speaker 5: and order, we expect it, and this is clearly a
Speaker 5: situation reflecting a lack of law and order. Where were
Speaker 5: the police. Apparently eleven officers were downtown in the business
Speaker 5: district during that night. They didn't expect anything to happen,
Speaker 5: Fiji said, was kind of normal. Things normally quiet down
Speaker 5: after two am. By way of history, you know, so
Speaker 5: you know this this is what we've been doing. We're
Speaker 5: doing it for years. Music festivals, red games, whatever's going on,
Speaker 5: this is not new territory for us, she said at
Speaker 5: the conference. As far as policing, we work with a
Speaker 5: schedule that we think is best for events that are occurring. Well,
Speaker 5: sometimes you got to expect the unexpected. But shocked, shocked
Speaker 5: there's gambling going on in here. I'm shocked the media
Speaker 5: would report this. So I have twenty fifty five k
Speaker 5: City Talk station, Roger. I will take your call just
Speaker 5: a minute, If you don't mind holding for a moment,
Speaker 5: I'll get right to you right back.
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Speaker 5: you so much for holding over the break there. Welcome
Speaker 5: to the morning Show.
Speaker 8: Happy Monday, Good morning, and happy Monday to you.
Speaker 5: Thanks sir.
Speaker 8: I just had a question for you about this gentleman
Speaker 8: who got the beat down the other night downtown. If
Speaker 8: he was carrying lely carrying a firearm, would he be
Speaker 8: able to draw his weapon and defend himself?
Speaker 5: Yes, he has never heard he eminent. The standard is
Speaker 5: eminent apprehension of grievous bodily harm or fear of eminent death,
Speaker 5: reasonable fear he was receiving grievous bodily harm.
Speaker 1: You don't have to take it.
Speaker 5: If you think you're in your life's in peril and jeopardy,
Speaker 5: and I think any reasonable person in that particular state
Speaker 5: situation would, then you can use deadly force. I'm not
Speaker 5: quite sure you know this is the problem arises with
Speaker 5: you know, how how well are how familiar are you
Speaker 5: with using a firearm? Can you maintain control of a
Speaker 5: firearm when you're surrounded by a mob of people kicking
Speaker 5: you and beating you. Might you hit an innocent bystander? Yes?
Speaker 5: Might there be repercussions for hitting someone who's not involved
Speaker 5: in the beating, perhaps yes? But legally speaking, eminent apprehension
Speaker 5: of grievous bodily harm or fear of death under reasonable circumstances,
Speaker 5: would a reasonable person in that position believe their life
Speaker 5: is in peril? And I don't think anybody can say
Speaker 5: that would be unreasonable under those circumstances. Five twenty five
Speaker 5: fifty five kc DE talk station. Every single incident has
Speaker 5: to be looked at individually. I'm just giving you the
Speaker 5: general legal standard for deadly force stigre out. I got
Speaker 5: local stories. Are more phone calls? Will Tom call this morning?
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Speaker 5: The answer to the question I asked at the end
Speaker 5: of the segment there, Yes, Tom did call Tom. Welcome
Speaker 5: to the morning show. Happy Monday to you, Thank you.
Speaker 10: Good morning.
Speaker 5: What a nice weekend, huh pop beautiful? Absolutely, man, Yeah
Speaker 5: it was.
Speaker 10: It was nice to be outside, which has been very
Speaker 10: rare late like so, Amen, I've thoroughly enjoyed it. Something
Speaker 10: that I did this weekend, which I have been saying
Speaker 10: that I'm not going to do unless I absolutely have to,
Speaker 10: was go downtown. We are always looking for a good
Speaker 10: breakfast place. And uh so my wife saw one down
Speaker 10: there on Race Street and wanted to check it out.
Speaker 10: And we drove through and parked about a half a
Speaker 10: block away from me now infamous intersection. Uh and we
Speaker 10: we came unscathed, enjoyed it so much on Saturday, we
Speaker 10: actually went back Sunday and did the same thing so well.
Speaker 10: You know, nine ten o'clock in the morning is not
Speaker 10: really a bad time to go to town on the weekend.
Speaker 5: I yeah, I'm reluctant to say I'm never going downtown,
Speaker 5: and in fact, I know I'm going back downtown again
Speaker 5: because my wife I had just got some tickets for
Speaker 5: a concert down in a couple of months and it's
Speaker 5: at the Taff Theater, So yeah, I'll be back down there.
Speaker 6: Uh yeah, st starts getting dark.
Speaker 10: I can understand the concerns and worries, but h during
Speaker 10: the daylight, you.
Speaker 6: Should be all right.
Speaker 10: And uh well, something that I saw that was extremely
Speaker 10: concerning to me was on a I don't know what
Speaker 10: this thing was. Something was covered up right out in
Speaker 10: front of the one of the hotels. There was something
Speaker 10: out by the street. I don't know what it was,
Speaker 10: but the calm to cover somebody had put some graffiti.
Speaker 10: And if we if we want to really start some
Speaker 10: stuff this morning and get get things all started up,
Speaker 10: somebody wrote and Israel before they end us. And my
Speaker 10: first thing I did was chuckle because of how absolutely
Speaker 10: ridiculous that statement is, because you're you're talking about a
Speaker 10: country that, I mean, what for the last hundred years
Speaker 10: has been pretty much running for their lives, if not
Speaker 10: longer than that, you can go back to maybe if
Speaker 10: you read the Bible, you can go way back to
Speaker 10: when when they set up the Promised Land thousands and
Speaker 10: thousands of years ago. But other than that, we're talking
Speaker 10: about a nation that's been kind of trying to just
Speaker 10: be left alone and live their life, and they're not
Speaker 10: going around conquering people. I don't understand this fear and
Speaker 10: this I mean, what is this Israelophobia or something that's
Speaker 10: absolutely that there's no sense whatsoever to something like that
Speaker 10: worrying about what Israel's gonna do to you. If you
Speaker 10: go after Israel, you should start worrying then if you
Speaker 10: attack them, because they they're pretty formidable and defending themselves,
Speaker 10: but they're not They're not trying to bother anyone or
Speaker 10: conquer anyone or make anyone believe what they want to believe.
Speaker 10: That sounds like so maybe some other countries or or
Speaker 10: religions or whatever. That's absolutely insane. But this is how
Speaker 10: the left, and I am convinced it's somebody from the
Speaker 10: left that wrote that. And we hear all this garbage
Speaker 10: from the left, you know, against Israel and all. You know,
Speaker 10: a lot of this anti Semitism crap, it's mostly, if
Speaker 10: not all, coming from the left. It's it's it's just
Speaker 10: it's fear mongering to try to make them look bad
Speaker 10: when it's absolutely insane and ridiculous. And these people who
Speaker 10: don't want media coverage on this stuff, it's only because
Speaker 10: they the media coverage is pointing out how bad they look.
Speaker 10: Don't vote Democrats. Have a great Dame Bright.
Speaker 5: You too, Tom, I will be quick to point out.
Speaker 5: I think Tom may have oversimplified the realities of the
Speaker 5: conflict in the Middle East. Israel declaration penance beginning in
Speaker 5: the foundation of the country nineteen forty eight, so they
Speaker 5: haven't even been around one hundred years. But yes, the
Speaker 5: conflict and the division in that particular region has been
Speaker 5: going on for thousands of years thousands so, and a
Speaker 5: lot of people don't like the creation of Israel, period,
Speaker 5: end of story. It's as if you know, they weren't
Speaker 5: there one day and they were there the next day.
Speaker 5: Somebody had to be displaced to create the nation, and
Speaker 5: ergo the displaced, I think is the source of the
Speaker 5: anger and frustration toward Israel. Wait a second, how is
Speaker 5: it that this used to be my house. In nineteen
Speaker 5: forty eight, I was displaced and booted out of the country.
Speaker 5: I grew up with the family next door of Palestinian
Speaker 5: family who basically leased by hurt by the accounts of
Speaker 5: Swad Seafree, the late Great, she said they actually were
Speaker 5: under gunfire as they fled their home and were displaced.
Speaker 5: So different perceptions depending upon where you spring from and
Speaker 5: your view of history in that situation. Let's do what
Speaker 5: Bobby's got this morning. Bobby, welcome to the Morning Show,
Speaker 5: and a happy Monday to you, sir.
Speaker 11: Happy Monday to you, my brother. I've got one question
Speaker 11: for you, and you haven't heard much about it. Is
Speaker 11: the gun shot locator. The audio thing they have is
Speaker 11: Cincinnati to find out exactly the location.
Speaker 5: Of the shot shot shot spotter?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: How many did we ever hear anything about that anymore?
Speaker 12: How may they bust loose this weekend?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 5: I don't hear anything about shot spodder. I'm not quite
Speaker 5: sure if it's always turned on, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So now I apply for.
Speaker 12: An audio technician show if you can.
Speaker 5: Yeah, why not hold your hand up, Bobby's I'm retired.
Speaker 5: I'll be happy to operate the shots shot Spotter, and
Speaker 5: I'll be regularly reporting the gunfire incidents that I record
Speaker 5: with Shotspotder to the general public. Might be good information
Speaker 5: to have, Bobby, I have no idea about how they're
Speaker 5: using shot Spotter. Certainly wasn't an issue in this beatdown
Speaker 5: that happened last Saturday, because, of course nobody was involved
Speaker 5: in gunplay. And in so far as my legal analysis,
Speaker 5: that's the legal analysis. The question of whether it is
Speaker 5: reasonable to use deadly force is one for a jury
Speaker 5: or judge. If it's being tried in front of the judge,
Speaker 5: it's a question of fact. That's one for the jury decide.
Speaker 5: It's not a question of law. The law is the
Speaker 5: way I stated it, But whether it was reasonable, that's
Speaker 5: something a jury determines. So you are putting your hands
Speaker 5: or your fate in the hands of the jurors. But
Speaker 5: ask yourself the question, Wait a second, if I hadn't
Speaker 5: used deadly force, would I even be around to make
Speaker 5: the argument why? People quite often said I'd rather put
Speaker 5: my life in the hands of twelve five thirty five
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Speaker 5: the Greater Cincinnati area, police responded to a nine to
Speaker 5: one one call six minutes after midnight. It was this
Speaker 5: morning North College Hill, Springfield Township Police responded to a
Speaker 5: Police responded to the call. A woman frankically reported a
Speaker 5: white suv. This is crazy. White suv pulled up to
Speaker 5: her car while she and her boyfriend were on the highway.
Speaker 5: Said told the dispatcher someone in that white suv shot
Speaker 5: up her car and shot her boyfriend. Quote we were
Speaker 5: just on the highway and a car pulled up and
Speaker 5: shot at us. Just shot my car up and my
Speaker 5: boyfriend's been shot, she yelled. Said they got off the
Speaker 5: highway to Hamilton Avenue exit, went to the Hamilton Avenue
Speaker 5: to try to get away from the suv, but it
Speaker 5: was following them. One point, she yelled for her boyfriend
Speaker 5: to pull over the place where the police were, but
Speaker 5: then yelled at him go just go. Dispatcher asked where
Speaker 5: they were. Women told the said the suv was still
Speaker 5: following them. Quote, oh my god, I'm pregnant. I'm nine
Speaker 5: months pregnant. She said to the dispatcher and her boyfriend.
Speaker 5: You can hear on the call. Apparently Fox nineteen reporting
Speaker 5: on this credit to them saying I'm shot. He also
Speaker 5: yelled at a dispatcher a few minutes later, I'm shot,
Speaker 5: Come get me. White suv. Last scene traveling north on
Speaker 5: Hamilton Avenue, corner of the dispatch. LaGG Police found the
Speaker 5: victims in the woman's car at Hamilton Avenue, Lake Nol
Speaker 5: Drive Mounhealthy fire crew transport of the man to the
Speaker 5: hospital brinkled. The police both referred Fox nineteen to North
Speaker 5: College Child Police, who said they were still investigating but
Speaker 5: had no additional updates. Again that reporting from not that
Speaker 5: many hours ago, five actually right before the mike went
Speaker 5: on this morning. Thank you Joe for flagging that one
Speaker 5: for me over to the stack, Oh stupid employed to
Speaker 5: Wing Stop be a wing joint in Tennessee accused of
Speaker 5: throwing hot cooking oil onto two patrons during a disagreement.
Speaker 5: Why are you doing that? Let's find out together. Twenty
Speaker 5: five year old Jonesea Herring now facing agri at a
Speaker 5: salt charge. According to the complaint, ledge attack happened on
Speaker 5: July twenty second, two women enter the wing stop to
Speaker 5: pick up an order. Once inside the restaurant, they became
Speaker 5: embroiled in an argument with this Herring woman. As the
Speaker 5: two patrons were quote continuing to argue with Herring. This
Speaker 5: is from the report. Obviously, Herring went to the kitchen,
Speaker 5: grabbed a bowl filled with hot cooking oil, and the
Speaker 5: defendant is then said to have walked back and threw
Speaker 5: the bowl of hot oil onto the women.
Speaker 1: Do what gosh, sheeze.
Speaker 5: Wheeze one of the customers, hitting the face and upper
Speaker 5: torsa required her to be brought to local hospital, where
Speaker 5: she now suffered from second degree burns over eighteen and
Speaker 5: a half percent of her body. The hot oil hit
Speaker 5: the other woman in a right shoulder, burning her a
Speaker 5: more significant injured woman later identified Herring as the attacker.
Speaker 5: Not clear what exactly prompted the argument between the women,
Speaker 5: and of course there's no justification for the reaction from
Speaker 5: that woman, regardless of whatever they were arguing about. Sound familiar,
Speaker 5: Have that a familiar ring to it? Airingplaced in the
Speaker 5: Shelby Kenny jail. Seventy five hundred dollars bond schedule be
Speaker 5: arigned according to the police and As of over the weekend,
Speaker 5: she was no longer listening to jails inmate roster Auster
Speaker 5: suggesting that yes, she was out on bond.
Speaker 13: Wow.
Speaker 5: Uh, wait a minute, we stay in Tennessee, Tennessee a
Speaker 5: hotbed of stupid. Wendy's manager in Tennessee, another fast food restaurant,
Speaker 5: accused of shooting and killing another man after a fight
Speaker 5: between them broke out at one of the fast few
Speaker 5: chains located in Memphis. Thirty seven year old Darrell Bauers
Speaker 5: charged the first degree murder now in the same Shelby
Speaker 5: County jail under no bond. Fight broke out Monday because
Speaker 5: an employee wanted to leave her shift early. Memphis police
Speaker 5: departments that received a call from the restaurant twenty minutes
Speaker 5: after five pm. Cour to the local NBC affiliate WMC,
Speaker 5: it was Bowers who made the call. As officers were
Speaker 5: on the way to the scene, they received additional reports
Speaker 5: that a shot had been fired and a person was hit.
Speaker 5: Police arrived reportedly found Stephen Shepherd in the Wendy's parking
Speaker 5: lot with a gunshot wound to his stomach. He was
Speaker 5: hospitalized and later died. Court documents alleged Bowers is the
Speaker 5: one who shot him, with the bail screening form for
Speaker 5: the suspect claiming he shot and killed the victim while
Speaker 5: the two were fighting. Employee he wanted to leaver shift
Speaker 5: early called Shepard to pick her up after Bowers threatened
Speaker 5: to slap her. Sometime after Shepherd arrived, the two men
Speaker 5: started fighting. In a video posted on social media showed
Speaker 5: parts of the violent confrontation. Oh Yes, Shepherd can be
Speaker 5: seen throwing a punch of demand said to be Bowers
Speaker 5: were Bowers in his Wendy's attire, appears to hold the
Speaker 5: two clasped together hands in front of him, Shortly before
Speaker 5: a gunshot is heard. That man then walked over to
Speaker 5: the gunshot victim appears to slap him in the face. Shepherd,
Speaker 5: reportedly unarmed. Witness told local news the person that got
Speaker 5: shot he ended up swinging on the manager of the store,
Speaker 5: and the manager pulled out a gun and shot him. Hmm,
Speaker 5: well he already had his gun in his hand, Thank you, Joe,
Speaker 5: And I don't think you can justify deadly force in
Speaker 5: this particular situation. Apparently the victim of the suspect knew
Speaker 5: each other. Courting the police, Bowers said to have not
Speaker 5: resisted arrest and admitted to being the one who fired
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Speaker 5: on his response to the press conference over the weekend.
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Speaker 5: is stupid? Got a Wisconsin woman tried to kill her
Speaker 5: father while hallucinating that he was the living embodiment of
Speaker 5: the devil what? Thirty four year old Jamie Anderson stands
Speaker 5: accused of one kind of attempted intentional homicide of the
Speaker 5: first degree by use of a dangerous weapon. Charge includes
Speaker 5: domestic abuse assessment, which might be considered essentially akin to
Speaker 5: a minor sentencing enhancement anyway. July first is when it
Speaker 5: happened at the father's home, small town about twenty miles
Speaker 5: southeast of Madison. Accord to the Stoughton Police Apartment, early
Speaker 5: morning hours, Anderson allegedly walked some sixteen miles from her
Speaker 5: Madison apartment to her father's residence, rang the doorbell when
Speaker 5: the defendant's father finally awoke and answered the door. Anderson
Speaker 5: first said she wanted to stop hallucinating all right. Next,
Speaker 5: she had said to have asked her father for a hug.
Speaker 5: In response, however, her father said that he had asked
Speaker 5: her if she was on drugs. That question allegedly prompted
Speaker 5: Anderson to try and stab her father in the head.
Speaker 5: Multiple stabbing attempts allegedly ensued. In some of those efforts,
Speaker 5: drew blood. I'm going to kill you, she allegedly rep
Speaker 5: They fought. The scuffle continued outside. Woman's father told responding
Speaker 5: officers he eventually had to push his daughter over a
Speaker 5: coffee table so he could escape this safety. About six am,
Speaker 5: officers found the man on his front step with blood
Speaker 5: from his left arm. He said to the police, she
Speaker 5: actually came here to kill me. Father said his daughter
Speaker 5: was still somewhere inside the house. Defendant discovered walking down
Speaker 5: a stairway on the side of the house into an alleyway,
Speaker 5: knife in hand. Police asked her to drop the blade.
Speaker 5: The defendant immediately complied and was arrested without incident. She
Speaker 5: allegedly told police she hallucinates and thought her father was
Speaker 5: the devil. She that allegedly went on to admit cutting
Speaker 5: or slashing him roughly four times. The defendant allegedly further
Speaker 5: admitted her plan was to kill him because she wanted
Speaker 5: him dead. Women's father suffered serious injuries from the attack,
Speaker 5: resulting in staples and his head and surgery on one arm,
Speaker 5: and comments to police. He allegedly struck a somewhat conciliatory tone,
Speaker 5: saying the incident was not her and that her mind
Speaker 5: is cooked due to her drug use. Bond five hundred
Speaker 5: thousand dollars with a no contact order. Dane County Jail
Speaker 5: is where she's being held now. Definitely not Hamilton. Kind
Speaker 5: of with that kind of bond, Joe, they would have, Yeah,
Speaker 5: they would have. Just that, you would have gotten an
Speaker 5: ankle monitor and a cookie.
Speaker 1: Florida man.
Speaker 5: Since this week, after authority's learned he was married to
Speaker 5: count them three women at the same time, none of
Speaker 5: them aware the others are told doing that. Long after
Speaker 5: this happened. Fifty year old Henry Betsy Junior pleaded nolo
Speaker 5: contender a no contest to felony bigamy in May, meaning
Speaker 5: he neither accepted nor denied responsibility, but he was sentenced
Speaker 5: two years of probation a courd to the Hernando County
Speaker 5: Court records, and will be registered as a convicted felon.
Speaker 5: Michelle Narrens and Henry Betsy married in Hernando County back
Speaker 5: in November twenty two. New wife said they met on
Speaker 5: match dot Com. Hit it off quickly got married within
Speaker 5: three weeks. Then it changed when she realized he was
Speaker 5: still married to another woman. Brandy Allen had married Henry
Speaker 5: Betsy February doing idiot things because they're idiots. Yep, they're
Speaker 5: said to have met on the dating app. As I mentioned,
Speaker 5: he said all the right things. One woman noted who
Speaker 5: had legally become Brandy Betsy. We got married right there
Speaker 5: at the courthouse, no questions asked. There was nothing that
Speaker 5: was flagged in the system for him already having two
Speaker 5: prior open marriage licenses, so the whole process took fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: But even then, before Michelle Betsy was in the picture,
Speaker 5: there was another woman whom Henry Betsy had given his
Speaker 5: last name, Tanya Betsy, who realized last year what her
Speaker 5: husband had done. Tanya and Henry reportedly got married in
Speaker 5: Duval County, Florida, November of twenty twenty after meeting on Tinder.
Speaker 5: She told local news the way he portrayed himself, he
Speaker 5: sold the perfect person, when in reality he was none
Speaker 5: of those things. Michelle said, Tanya found her and messaged her,
Speaker 5: and I had no idea that she was still married
Speaker 5: to him. The newest wife said Henry, resident Seminole County, Florida,
Speaker 5: when on October twenty third, twenty four, he showed up
Speaker 5: at the Sheriff's office headquarters and advice that he was
Speaker 5: currently wanted and wished to turn himself in. He says
Speaker 5: he filed for divorce from Tanya after his arrest, now
Speaker 5: working to annull his other two marriage. When he apologized
Speaker 5: in court to the women and everyone involved during the hearing,
Speaker 5: Chel Betsy didn't believe it was genuine. Really five fifty
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Speaker 5: Right now, fifty five kr CD talk station, Brian Thomas here,
Speaker 5: wishing everyone a very happy Monday. I try to make
Speaker 5: it a good day. Stick around all morning. If you
Speaker 5: can fast forward an hour, we're gonna hear from Corey Bowman,
Speaker 5: of course, running for mayor of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: I think he's going to be at the Jim and
Speaker 5: Jack's meeting tonight. V V Ramaswami and Christopher Smithman find
Speaker 5: out for ourselves. I'm not sure about the RSVP thing.
Speaker 5: If you're a member of the media, you're supposed to RSVP,
Speaker 5: and I believe the media has access beginning at four pm.
Speaker 5: The door is actually open at five point thirty. Have
Speaker 5: it on good account from Westside, Jim Keeper, you need
Speaker 5: to get their ear But I don't think that you
Speaker 5: have to RSVP. So I'm in a state of question
Speaker 5: mark with that one right now, because there was some
Speaker 5: mention of an RSVP on the vv vvake for Ohio
Speaker 5: dot com website. But again, Jim and Jackson the River
Speaker 5: for the discussion about well crime in general and maybe
Speaker 5: solutions in the aftermath of the violence this past over
Speaker 5: this week ago Saturday morning. Of course, we all know
Speaker 5: what we're talking about on that one. Christopher Smithland at
Speaker 5: seven to twenty with a smith event. He'll be there
Speaker 5: tonight Monday, Monday of Brian James at eight oh five
Speaker 5: New Fed Chair. Maybe labor stats had they been calculated incorrectly,
Speaker 5: as Donald Trump concluded, they have been and finally, should
Speaker 5: high schoolers have to take a personal finance course, to
Speaker 5: which I say, of course, it sounds like a rhetorical question.
Speaker 5: And then Dane Donovan on the program at the end
Speaker 5: talk about this wonderful opportunity for someone in need to
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Speaker 5: at eight forty. Without further deal, let's go to the
Speaker 5: phones five on three seven eight hundred eight two three talk. Jordan,
Speaker 5: thanks for calling this morning, Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 12: Hey, good morning, Brian Thomas. This is Jordan Collins from
Speaker 12: the Linda Matthews campaign. I just want to say, Man,
Speaker 12: that press conference that they had was a train wreck.
Speaker 12: I think they should have just came out of the
Speaker 12: national violence, but instead they use their usual tactics, put
Speaker 12: a local pastor on on to you know, stir up
Speaker 12: the pot. So I believe Man, tonight is going to
Speaker 12: be a great realignment and shout out to smith'man for
Speaker 12: organizing this and co hosting this.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it should be interesting to see what's said at
Speaker 5: that meeting if they come up with some solutions, they
Speaker 5: have any suggestions, and I'll go back, you know. Finally,
Speaker 5: after that, Purval comes out and says he's in he
Speaker 5: supports law enforcement. What an amazing development. Do nothing like
Speaker 5: massive violence and a brawl in the city Cincinnty streets
Speaker 5: to get him to actually something positive about law enforcement
Speaker 5: and words of support for law enforcement. But yeah, damon Lynch.
Speaker 5: The third is the reverend. You're referring to string the
Speaker 5: pod and calling it and claiming it's not it wasn't
Speaker 5: a racially motivated attack, and expressing dismay that the press
Speaker 5: would actually report on it. That was a theme throughout
Speaker 5: the press conference. I can't believe the media would even
Speaker 5: report on this. I can't believe that. Oh come on,
Speaker 5: I mean, it's insane. Of course the media's gonna report.
Speaker 5: And you know, and I'll go back to what I
Speaker 5: said in the last hour. You are part of the media.
Speaker 5: Everybody's part of the media. You have access to the
Speaker 5: opportunity to post online. Yes, the answer is so maybe
Speaker 5: you were there, you can report on what you said.
Speaker 5: Maybe you have concluded and based upon your own review
Speaker 5: of the video, that you have a definitive answer to
Speaker 5: the question. You're allowed to go on and say something
Speaker 5: like that. You may do it at your own peril.
Speaker 5: You might want to wait till all the facts are
Speaker 5: in Police chief three. So Thigi said she's got a
Speaker 5: whole bunch of more video that will be released this week,
Speaker 5: which tells perhaps a different tale. We're a ready fire
Speaker 5: aim on a society anymore. You see something you immediately
Speaker 5: comment on and draw your own conclusions. And perhaps that's wrong,
Speaker 5: but shocking. I'm shocked that the media and people online
Speaker 5: would actually go down this road. Not just it's rather
Speaker 5: comical that they act like this just doesn't happen all
Speaker 5: the time. Yes, it makes the city Cincinnati look bad.
Speaker 5: Welcome to reality, and you know, maybe it isn't bad.
Speaker 5: Crime statistics, depending on where you're looking, they're either up
Speaker 5: in certain areas or down in certain areas. But we
Speaker 5: live in a day of modern social media. Literally everyone's
Speaker 5: got a video phone, and apparently, as evidence by the beatdown,
Speaker 5: people are more inclined to record something than actually call
Speaker 5: in law enforcement to help stop the problem from happening
Speaker 5: or stop the crime from going on. I mean, so
Speaker 5: it's gonna get posted online. Everybody wants to be the
Speaker 5: person that got the video. Ah, it was me social media,
Speaker 5: x y Z at so and so it was me.
Speaker 5: I was there, I saw it. Look look what I
Speaker 5: posted five minutes ago. In history, we didn't have access
Speaker 5: to video like this. It wasn't out there for the
Speaker 5: entire world to see. It's the flavor of the moment.
Speaker 5: Does anybody think this is going to be an ongoing
Speaker 5: topic and discussion in this country? With everything that's going
Speaker 5: on in the world, this does not or will not
Speaker 5: have the legs of perhaps a George Floyd type incident,
Speaker 5: now will it? Hey organized protests like five minutes after
Speaker 5: that happened. Black Lives Matter was born from that. They
Speaker 5: had an entire organization. Millions and millions of dollars contributed
Speaker 5: to the Black Lives Matter organization, describe themselves self described Marxist.
Speaker 5: I guess there's still a thing out there somewhere that
Speaker 5: had legs. What's your opinion? Do you think this is
Speaker 5: going to be you know, talked about down the road
Speaker 5: much longer than you know, the the realities of the
Speaker 5: world where everything gets like five minutes of a ten.
Speaker 5: Then we all move on with our lives and don't
Speaker 5: talk about it anymore. I'll just kick back and wait
Speaker 5: and see. But going back to and I'm going to
Speaker 5: get back to this use of deadly force thing. It's
Speaker 5: been brought up quite a few times under the circumstances presented. Yes,
Speaker 5: I do believe that the guy that was getting the
Speaker 5: beat down, or even the woman for that matter, that
Speaker 5: got her flights punched out, were she in a position
Speaker 5: actually you know, cognitively think about defending yourself. Yes, subjected
Speaker 5: to a brutal could could have been deadly beat down.
Speaker 5: If you're faced with eminent apprehension of bodily harm or
Speaker 5: or reasonable fear of death or grievest bodily harm, that
Speaker 5: is when you have the right to use deadly force.
Speaker 5: And I'll go back to the point I made. Prosecutors
Speaker 5: could still bring charges against you for using deadly force,
Speaker 5: and you have a right to defend yourself were you
Speaker 5: being reasonable at the time. And since we got all
Speaker 5: this video of these guys get issuing a brutal beat down,
Speaker 5: the reason for which we are unaware, but certainly nothing
Speaker 5: but way of verbal abuse could justify getting the crap beat.
Speaker 5: Added to the extent that that man and that woman
Speaker 5: suffered that beating, they would legitimately be fearing for their life,
Speaker 5: and they could go in and make that argument in
Speaker 5: court if they were charged for using deadly force. And
Speaker 5: of course that didn't exist here. No one used deadly force.
Speaker 5: But pivot over. You may remember this, it's been five years.
Speaker 5: Speaking of Black Lives Matter protests, the Saint Louis couple
Speaker 5: who brandished weapons against the Black Lives Matter protests five
Speaker 5: years ago finally got their confiscated guns back after what
Speaker 5: is described as a lengthy legal battle. Mark McCloskey and
Speaker 5: his wife, Patricia. They happen to both be lawyers, which
Speaker 5: puts them in a better position to actually be able
Speaker 5: to defend themselves. They went viral, oh look after wielding
Speaker 5: guns on their property, this after Black Lives Matter protest
Speaker 5: has broke down an iron gate and ignored a no
Speaker 5: trespassing sign back in June of twenty twenty, God, it's
Speaker 5: been that long, Mark mcclusty, posting the past Friday on
Speaker 5: x account. It only took three lawsuits two trips to
Speaker 5: the Court of Appeals in one thousand and forty seven days.
Speaker 5: But I got my AR fifteen back. We defended our home.
Speaker 5: Noticed sight dwelled on that word. We were persecuted by
Speaker 5: the left smeared by the press, and threatened with death,
Speaker 5: but we never backed down. This is the current concern
Speaker 5: of a lot of people who carry concealed or otherwise
Speaker 5: firearm owners. Gee, you know I have a right to
Speaker 5: use it under certain circumstances, but will they go after me?
Speaker 5: Notwithstanding that, the answer absolutely Patrician mccloskey's Braiko three to
Speaker 5: eighty pistol, don't ever buy one, probably one of the
Speaker 5: most the cheapest, most unreliable firearms ever manufactured. My editorial
Speaker 5: comment is expected to return be returned this week. Mark
Speaker 5: McCloskey said on Saturday, he said the AR fifteen ended
Speaker 5: up in the possession of the Saint Louis Metropolitanoloe Department.
Speaker 5: The Lewis Sheriff's Department got the Brico handgun. I don't
Speaker 5: know why they're keeping it, but McCloskey said they felt
Speaker 5: threatened by the mob which was marching as part of
Speaker 5: the George Floyd protest. Now no one was hurt. But
Speaker 5: here's what he had to say about it. When you're
Speaker 5: facing three hundred and fifty to five hundred people screaming
Speaker 5: death and arson, I'm going to rape and kill your wife.
Speaker 5: I'm going to burn down your house. I'm going to
Speaker 5: burn down your office building. I'm going to kill your dog.
Speaker 5: The fact that we were able to hold them off
Speaker 5: is proof of the value of the Second Amendment and
Speaker 5: the absolute reason why we should resist every attempt on
Speaker 5: the part of government to restrict, control, or remove those rights.
Speaker 5: Police seized weapons. Mccloskey's charged with unlawful use of a weapon.
Speaker 5: The prosecutor described as a Democrat. They did plead guilty
Speaker 5: to miss Demeter, fourth degree assault and second degree harassment.
Speaker 5: But here's where the rubber meets the road on this.
Speaker 5: Would they have gotten their firearms back after having that
Speaker 5: plea They were pardoned by Missouri Governor Mike Parson On
Speaker 5: In August of twenty twenty one, Mark McCloskey filed a
Speaker 5: lawsuits he can return of the guns and refund of
Speaker 5: the eight hundred and seventy two dollars and finds a
Speaker 5: couple paid. Appeals Court confirmed last month that the convictions
Speaker 5: had been expunged, meaning you treated as if the incident
Speaker 5: never happened. So as a consequence of the pardon, the
Speaker 5: predicate for taking the firearms disappeared. They finally got them back,
Speaker 5: but noticed it had to go to the Court of
Speaker 5: Appeals for that isn't that crazy? But question did they
Speaker 5: have a reasonable fear for their lives? They brandished firearms,
Speaker 5: which you can't do unless it's under certain justification. It's
Speaker 5: argued that they were defending their property, not their lives,
Speaker 5: and therein lies the distinction that we need to focus on.
Speaker 5: You can't use deadly force in defense of plain old property. Now,
Speaker 5: i Ohio, you got the castle doctrine. It is presumed
Speaker 5: under the law that if someone breaks into your home
Speaker 5: and enters your dwelling, that they are in fact there
Speaker 5: to do grievous bodily harm or to kill you. So
Speaker 5: you can use deadly force as someone kicks in your
Speaker 5: door and comes in. But once you leave the house,
Speaker 5: then it becomes a different landscape legally, and you can't
Speaker 5: use deadly force to defend property. Someone's stealing your car,
Speaker 5: your life is not in danger. You can't start unloading
Speaker 5: on them with a firearm. So I'm not quite sure now.
Speaker 5: Of course the prosecutors went after the mcloskey's on this,
Speaker 5: and of course the media had this and then in
Speaker 5: their crosshairs, you know, Pun intended on that. But ultimately
Speaker 5: you can decide whether justice was served. I'm not quite sure.
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Speaker 5: more gun related news. A second challenge to the National
Speaker 5: Firearms Act nineteen thirty four is when the National Firearms
Speaker 5: Act went in play in place, and it requires you
Speaker 5: to pay two hundred dollars. It's an excise tax two
Speaker 5: hundred dollars when you get a suppressor, a short rowed
Speaker 5: rival short arrow shotgun, or a category that's labeled quote
Speaker 5: any other weapon close quote. Not even sure what that
Speaker 5: means anyway, but the one big beautiful Bill Act that
Speaker 5: was passed reduces that two hundred dollars registration fee, which
Speaker 5: actually has been in place. Two hundred dollar fee was
Speaker 5: enacted in nineteen thirty four, so there's been a substantial
Speaker 5: devaluation of the dollars since then. I get that in
Speaker 5: a minute, but it still requires registration. So they got
Speaker 5: rid of the fee and they moved it from two
Speaker 5: hundred down to zero. But they wanted to completely remove
Speaker 5: all the items under the NFA completely, But apparently the
Speaker 5: rules regard art in the Big Beautiful Bill Act and
Speaker 5: what could be in there in terms of reconciliation and
Speaker 5: not allowed them to remove the fee. But the possibility
Speaker 5: of that fee being replaced or enacted in a separate
Speaker 5: follow up legislation, maybe by Democrats, has kind of thrown
Speaker 5: this into a bit of a legal quandary. They claim
Speaker 5: that by lowering it to zero, it neutralizes the National
Speaker 5: Firearms Act taxing authority, making it an illegal firearms registry.
Speaker 5: They want to report to remove the items from the
Speaker 5: regulation completely. Now, machine guns and quote unquote destructive devices
Speaker 5: are still subject to this tax. In this registration. Planets
Speaker 5: include the National Rifle Association of the Second Amendment Foundation Soon,
Speaker 5: the Bureau Alcohol Tobacco, owned firearms, and others. They expressed
Speaker 5: confidence in the legal basis for the lawsuit and the
Speaker 5: press conference and out of the Constitution grants Congress only
Speaker 5: limited powers, none of which authorize the registration of privately
Speaker 5: owned firearms. In fact, as we expect the courts to
Speaker 5: recognize our case, the Second Amendment forbids it nineteen thirty seven,
Speaker 5: US Supreme Court ruled at this National Firearms Act is
Speaker 5: a legal exercise of Congress's taxing authority, finding the government
Speaker 5: could gather information on the owners of certain firearms and
Speaker 5: accessories like suppressors as part of the tax system. So
Speaker 5: by removing this tax, the planoffs are arguing that they
Speaker 5: no longer have the authority to require you to sign
Speaker 5: up and let the government know what you bought, which
Speaker 5: I think is a sound legal argument. But because the
Speaker 5: Act only reduced the tax rather than eliminated it, gun
Speaker 5: control proponents say, well, you can't just just get rid
Speaker 5: of the NFA. Now, going back to the value of
Speaker 5: the dollar, Senate Amendment twenty nine to seventy three that
Speaker 5: was introduced by Senator Chris Murphy, Democrat from Connecticut, would
Speaker 5: have raised that two hundred dollars tax to four thousand
Speaker 5: in seven hundred and nine dollars, which apparently is the
Speaker 5: equivalent of what two hundred dollars meant to you and
Speaker 5: me in back in nineteen thirty four, claiming that amendment
Speaker 5: was to save lives, Well, I you have a firearm
Speaker 5: with no suppressor. You have a firearm with a suppressor.
Speaker 5: Both deadly weapons capable of taking lives just saying out
Speaker 5: loud the length of a barrel on a firearm does
Speaker 5: not determine its deadly nature or not. So if you
Speaker 5: got a barrel shorter than sixteen inches or eighteen inches,
Speaker 5: it's going to kill you as effectively as one with
Speaker 5: a longer barrel. So I don't understand the logic and
Speaker 5: reason behind this, but I do like the argument though
Speaker 5: no tax, no have no obligation to register. Makes perfect sense.
Speaker 5: So we'll see, we'll see. Oh and further, aren't you
Speaker 5: glad you don't live in a place like Australia. Beginning
Speaker 5: September first, there is a ban on the sale and
Speaker 5: possession of machetes machetes similar to the UK's ban on knives.
Speaker 5: Generally speaking, you gotta handover a photo ID to show
Speaker 5: you're over the age of twenty one if you want
Speaker 5: to buy cutlery in the UK. Anyway, no machetes in
Speaker 5: Australia anymore. Australian Prime Minister Jacintha Allen, she's touting the
Speaker 5: brand new drop off boxes at local law enforcement facilities. Yes,
Speaker 5: machete drop off boxes. On the first of September, when
Speaker 5: the ban on machetes takes place. We're rolling out through
Speaker 5: Victoria Police at the two hundred and forty seven police stations.
Speaker 5: This safe disposal bins. There will be locations right across
Speaker 5: the state. There'll be locations where people can come in
Speaker 5: and lawfully dispose of any machete they already have at
Speaker 5: one of these bins, safely and securely. Okay, glad we
Speaker 5: have a second Amendment in this country, six twenty six.
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Speaker 5: Do some local stories. Disturbing incident this morning happened at
Speaker 5: five minutes after midnight. Jeez Police investigating after a man
Speaker 5: got shot in a vehicle. Happened on Ronald Reagan Crosscunny Highway.
Speaker 5: Victim in his twenties taking a UC Medical center thankfully
Speaker 5: of non life threatening injuries. Crazy event. North College Hill
Speaker 5: and Springfield Township police responded. Woman called nine again a
Speaker 5: few minutes after midnight, reporting that a white SUV pulled
Speaker 5: up to her car was she and her boyfriend were
Speaker 5: on the highway. Speaking of the dispatcher, she said someone
Speaker 5: in the suv shot up her car and shot her boyfriend.
Speaker 5: No that explanation provided by Fox nineteen reporting on this again,
Speaker 5: the details are kind of sketchy because it just happened
Speaker 5: this morning, and the report came out right before the
Speaker 5: mic went on here on the fifty five Ksey Morning Show.
Speaker 5: Got off the Highway Hamilton Avenue exit, went on to
Speaker 5: Hamilton Avenue. They were trying to get away from the suv,
Speaker 5: but it kept following them. According to the recording a
Speaker 5: nine one one call, she yelled for her boyfriend to
Speaker 5: pull over, but then ultimately told him to go, just go.
Speaker 5: I guess she was freaked out because this suv was
Speaker 5: tailing them. A woman said the suv was following them.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I'm pregnant. She said, I'm nine months pregnant.
Speaker 5: And then she pointed out her boyfriend was shot. You
Speaker 5: can even hear him in the background saying I'm shot.
Speaker 5: I'm shot, Come get me. As far as the suv,
Speaker 5: they say it was last scene traveling north on Hamilton Avenue.
Speaker 5: According to the dispatch log, police found the victims in
Speaker 5: the woman's car at the Hamilton and Hamilton Avenue in
Speaker 5: Lake Nol Drive. Mount Healthy fire crewise took them into
Speaker 5: the hospital. The Well Police both referred Fox nineteen to
Speaker 5: North College Hill Police for any incury or for any questions,
Speaker 5: but they are still investigating and had no updates as
Speaker 5: of five o'clock this morning. Jeez, since I please investigating
Speaker 5: a Ku Klux Klan investigator rather Ku Kux Klan flyers
Speaker 5: that were found in various communities across the city of
Speaker 5: Cincinni Inquiry Reporting working with Fox nineteen Reporting as well.
Speaker 5: Spokesperson Jonathan Cunningham confirmed in August third the department's intelligence
Speaker 5: units were looking into the matter. The department spokesperson in
Speaker 5: a news release said, we are committed to maintaining a
Speaker 5: safe and inclusive environment for all residents and will continue
Speaker 5: to take all necessary actions to address and prevent the
Speaker 5: spread of hate in our communities. President of the Madisonville
Speaker 5: Community Council, Kate Botos said in a post on Facebook
Speaker 5: that the flyers promoting divide in violence that's in quotes,
Speaker 5: were distributed overnight in the neighborhood. Other people posted pictures
Speaker 5: of the flyers on Facebook, which included call for the
Speaker 5: people to join the Klan. In response to the fight
Speaker 5: in downtown Cincinnati, on July twenty sixth Jeez, please surge
Speaker 5: anyone with information regarding the distribution of the flyers to
Speaker 5: contact crime stoppers at three five two thirty forty three
Speaker 5: five two thirty forty. You see, and in this world
Speaker 5: where you're all jaded and cynical, now, is that designed
Speaker 5: by left wingers to stir the potted division and make
Speaker 5: the people think that the Klan is actually a thing? Still?
Speaker 5: Do you know anybody who belongs to the Klan? I
Speaker 5: don't know, but probably out there. I know racism still exists,
Speaker 5: but geez, talk about an organization that has zero credibility anywhere.
Speaker 5: Man suffering from life threatening injuries after his shooting occurred.
Speaker 5: Happened in North Side late Friday night, according to Captain
Speaker 5: step and Captain Stephen Bauer, the since A Police department.
Speaker 5: He said police were called to the forty seven and
Speaker 5: block of ash Tree Drive about eleven PM. Forty four
Speaker 5: year old man was shot in the face while in
Speaker 5: a vehicle taking a UC medical center and police do
Speaker 5: not have a suspect of this time. Cause of the
Speaker 5: shooting still an investigation. Joes, it seem like there are
Speaker 5: a lot of shootings going on out there. They all
Speaker 5: deserve it, and I know that's what Victoria Park says,
Speaker 5: so we're supposed to run with that conclusion. Huh. Six
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Speaker 14: Thanks for having me, Bryan, and I just wanted to
Speaker 14: make a comment about these alleged deo Nazi flyers going
Speaker 14: around the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I really think it's distraction.
Speaker 14: I really think that there are forces out there within
Speaker 14: the Democratic Party who don't have any answers to the
Speaker 14: questions that are pressing the city and to stay at
Speaker 14: want to use spear tactics and divide the city by
Speaker 14: dropping off flyers trying to to that burt people's attention
Speaker 14: from this very important town hall tonight.
Speaker 5: See that's where I was leaning. I'm glad I'm not
Speaker 5: the only one that feels that way, because I mean,
Speaker 5: how many times we run into instances I mean college
Speaker 5: professors Jesse Smollett and others who manufacture racism in order
Speaker 5: to give the perception that they were victims of racism.
Speaker 5: The racism is alive and well. And you know, it's
Speaker 5: like crying wolf. You know, more people do that, the
Speaker 5: more you think, oh, you roll your eye, you think that.
Speaker 5: I mean, this isn't serious, is it? It's not legitimate,
Speaker 5: is it? And these tactics are so easy to put
Speaker 5: out there. I mean, how much does it take to
Speaker 5: print off some flyers and make it look like the
Speaker 5: Klan is active, alive and well. I didn't see the
Speaker 5: flyer Warren. I don't know if there was a recruiting
Speaker 5: number or a website to go to sign out to
Speaker 5: be a member of the Klan. I didn't read any
Speaker 5: of that. I doubt that that was.
Speaker 6: Got a QR cold.
Speaker 14: Really, the QR cole is supposed to take you to
Speaker 14: some KKK propaganda. But I just want to encourage Cincinnati
Speaker 14: is let's not get distracted by tactics that are left.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 14: I encourage everybody to tune into the town hall tonight
Speaker 14: and if you can't be there in person, you can
Speaker 14: live stream it and you're going to see strong leadership
Speaker 14: really discussing the important issues versus people who want to
Speaker 14: try to scare us into thinking that the clue qust
Speaker 14: plan is all of a sudden here in Cincinnati. It's
Speaker 14: just it's a distraction.
Speaker 5: Do not fall for it, please, Warren, thank you very
Speaker 5: much for your comments and support of kind of what
Speaker 5: I was concluding as well, And thank you also for
Speaker 5: reminding my listeners because I forgot to mention this earlier.
Speaker 5: The meeting of Jim and Jackson is going to be
Speaker 5: live stream. That's one with Vivik Ramaswami and Christopher Smith
Speaker 5: among others. And Christop will be on an hour to
Speaker 5: talk about that as well. But Wore and I really
Speaker 5: appreciate that. Yes, please live stream it. And thanks to West,
Speaker 5: said Jim Keefer. I just found out there's going to
Speaker 5: be a counter protest across the street. Naturally, he just
Speaker 5: sent me a flyer that apparently Indivisible Resistance in Southwest
Speaker 5: Ohio apparently the organization Big Bold rally for Cincinnati Monday,
Speaker 5: August fourth, four to thirty pm. Tell v vake Ramaswamy
Speaker 5: CINCINNTI doesn't want his divisive politics described as across the
Speaker 5: Street from Jim and Jacks thirty four to fifty six
Speaker 5: River Road. Yeah, they're gonna hang out of the railroad tracks. Now,
Speaker 5: I understand it's a flyer, and I understand if you
Speaker 5: are not a conservative minded individual, you might not be
Speaker 5: real high on v. Vake Ramaswamy. But he is going
Speaker 5: to be the next governor of the state of Ohio
Speaker 5: by all polling and all the numbers that are so
Speaker 5: far in. I mean Amy acting, really Amy, lockdown acting?
Speaker 5: Is that the direction you want to go State of Ohio.
Speaker 5: Vive grama Swammy is is not a divisive guy. You
Speaker 5: ever bothered to listen to him, hear him speak. He's
Speaker 5: as positive a guy as you can run into. He
Speaker 5: wants so high and make Ohio great, like kind of
Speaker 5: like make make a maga or make America great again.
Speaker 5: I mean, he's got all kinds of great ideas that
Speaker 5: will benefit every Ohio in regardless of political stripe. A
Speaker 5: wildly successful businessman, a brilliant man, a multi billionaire, made
Speaker 5: his own fortune. He wants to share that knowledge and
Speaker 5: expertise with the folks in Ohio. He wants to lead
Speaker 5: Ohio out of these sort of dulgrums. That's been in
Speaker 5: now for decades, energy policy, I mean everything across the board.
Speaker 5: It's I would hardly call a divisive but that's my
Speaker 5: take on him. Long into the meeting yourself and see
Speaker 5: what goes on this eating Tyler. Thank you for calling
Speaker 5: and welcome to the Morning Show. It's good to hear
Speaker 5: from you. I'm doing fine for a Monday anyway, Tyler.
Speaker 15: So you were talking about this, these KKK flyers, and
Speaker 15: I was just reminded a couple of years ago up
Speaker 15: in Columbus, UH, there was a neo Nazi protest and
Speaker 15: this was all over the news, and about nine one
Speaker 15: hundred counter protesters showed up, and this was on CNN.
Speaker 10: Fox News.
Speaker 15: It's shut down part of Columbus as far as law
Speaker 15: enforcement goes, just the response that showed up. And during
Speaker 15: this process, as this was being put on the news,
Speaker 15: I decided to look into this a little.
Speaker 10: Bit more fully.
Speaker 15: So I get on Facebook and I end up finding
Speaker 15: these neo Nazis Facebook page and it was a chapter
Speaker 15: out of Indiana and there were nine of them total,
Speaker 15: and they looked.
Speaker 16: About as you would expect, absolutely not this national security
Speaker 16: threat that it was being made out to be. But
Speaker 16: a lot of times these things just get blown way
Speaker 16: out of proportion.
Speaker 15: Sometimes these things do exist. There is a guy in
Speaker 15: Cold Sprang who one distributes KKK material. It looks like
Speaker 15: it's printed on somebody's flyer or in somebody's garage. It's
Speaker 15: but it's not this big serious thing that it's often
Speaker 15: made out to be.
Speaker 1: No, that's see, that's my perception, Tyler.
Speaker 5: The days of the Klan are pretty much over with
Speaker 5: and we have live in a far more enlightened society.
Speaker 5: We're not interested in going out and killing people based
Speaker 5: on the color of their skin. It's not a winning strategy.
Speaker 5: It's not a winning point to spring from. If you're
Speaker 5: trying to get people to join in your organization. Then again,
Speaker 5: listen to the Overnight program, Tyler. There are people that
Speaker 5: actually think in the world there are lizard people, and
Speaker 5: that Bigfoot exists, and that the world is flat. You
Speaker 5: know how many in terms of percentage of population, those
Speaker 5: people make up very very few. Why because it's insane.
Speaker 5: You can always find insane people. And yes, there are
Speaker 5: some racist, insane people out there, and they're the kind
Speaker 5: of people that would print up racist flyers and try
Speaker 5: to convince you that it's the right thing to hate
Speaker 5: your fellow man based purely and simply on the color
Speaker 5: of their skin. But see, the left doesn't want that.
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Speaker 5: Happy Monday, Yeah, I five thirty Jim and Jackson the
Speaker 5: River get there early. According to Westside, Jim Kee forgot
Speaker 5: this meeting with Vvake Ramaswami and UH Christopher Smith and
Speaker 5: any of the community leaders that want to show up.
Speaker 5: Hopefully law enforcement members will be there, and I suspect
Speaker 5: maybe they'll be stationed there considering there is a rally
Speaker 5: across the street. Tell Vvake Ramaswami. Since Andy doesn't one
Speaker 5: in his divisive politics. So you know you can show
Speaker 5: up with that and judge drecker Ford me a post
Speaker 5: from the controversial if I may be so delicate, Iris Rawley,
Speaker 5: who first emerged on the scene back in the Cincinni riots.
Speaker 5: What was that two thousand and one? Going back a
Speaker 5: long time on that, But she's been an outspoken activist
Speaker 5: and had some pretty shall we say, divisive Some may
Speaker 5: characterize them as hate skewed comments over the years. Certainly
Speaker 5: some controversial comments in connection with the beatdown that happened
Speaker 5: this past over the last weekend. Anyway, time to she
Speaker 5: writes in her Facebook I guess is this Facebook? Or
Speaker 5: is it x or what is it? Joe Facebook? Time
Speaker 5: to stand up against hate and violence? Join me tomorrow
Speaker 5: this post from yesterday and again referring to the counter protest. Now,
Speaker 5: if you the purpose of the meeting at Jim and
Speaker 5: Jack's with the vacant Christopher is to talk about solutions
Speaker 5: to the violence that's going on in the city. And
Speaker 5: whether you think that that incident that lasts Saturday makes
Speaker 5: us look bad or was blown out of proportion. I
Speaker 5: think we don't have enough facts for information, really no,
Speaker 5: But what we do have is what we can see
Speaker 5: on video, people getting beaten, and most notably, I'll talk
Speaker 5: about the woman Holly, and she seems to be absent
Speaker 5: from the discussion. I mean, there's no justification for col
Speaker 5: cocking a woman in the face who wasn't doing anything. So, yeah, Iris,
Speaker 5: you want to stand up against hate and violence, let's
Speaker 5: stand up and collectively condemn what happened. But that meeting
Speaker 5: is not about hate and violence. That meeting is not
Speaker 5: there to foment hate or violence. Vivak Ramaswami is not
Speaker 5: going to start leading a crowd in a riot on
Speaker 5: the street. Anybody who's listening to Christopher Smithing over the
Speaker 5: years is that the type of person you conclude is
Speaker 5: a hate fil individual. Would you participate in a rally
Speaker 5: that would encourage hate and violence? I think clearly not. Again,
Speaker 5: you know this screaming yell about this video being taken
Speaker 5: out of proportion, Oh my god, this is you know,
Speaker 5: it unfairly portrays the city of Cincinnati. Well, Iris, RAWI,
Speaker 5: you're unfairly portraying what's supposed to go on at Jim
Speaker 5: and Jackson night at five point thirty. It's what everyone does.
Speaker 5: I just got that press conference was just a joke.
Speaker 5: Keep going back to their criticism of the media and
Speaker 5: criticism of what we're dealing with here in modern society,
Speaker 5: which is you are a media outlet. You have the
Speaker 5: right to speak and say what's on your mind. Everyone
Speaker 5: does it. Whether you want it to be on them
Speaker 5: on the internet twenty four to seven. Whether it unfairly
Speaker 5: characterizes the city of Cincinnati or fairly characterizes it, that's
Speaker 5: for us to decide. But you think people are gonna
Speaker 5: not report on it and keep their mouths shut. You
Speaker 5: think Iris Rawley's gonna let a meeting tonight at Jim
Speaker 5: and Jacks led by vvank Ramaswami and Christopher Smith and
Speaker 5: go without any statement or counter protest. No, of course not.
Speaker 5: She's gonna blow it out of proportion and mischaracterize it. Look,
Speaker 5: it's happening again right there. And that's the woman that
Speaker 5: the Reds honored last week. Joe, Yeah, Okay, you have
Speaker 5: a choice when it comes to elected officials. This November,
Speaker 5: we're gonna be voting for Cincinnia council members, and of
Speaker 5: course you have a mayoral race. Do you want the
Speaker 5: status quo? Do you want one city's been living with
Speaker 5: now for the past four decades, you want to go
Speaker 5: in a different direction. Corey Bowman joins the program at
Speaker 5: the top of the our news he is running for mayor.
Speaker 5: If you haven't gotten a memo on that one, he's
Speaker 5: gonna be talking about what he described or at least
Speaker 5: has been led me to believe based upon the rundown.
Speaker 5: Here the embarrassing press conference led by Mary f Ted
Speaker 5: Purvol along with his thoughts on the latest news from
Speaker 5: downtown Cincinnati. That's Corey Bowman, fallow by Christopher Smithman hate Phil, Yes,
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Speaker 17: Hey, it's always great to be on. Thanks for having me.
Speaker 6: Brian.
Speaker 5: Quick question, I don't want to put you on the
Speaker 5: spot if you're not going. Are you planning on being
Speaker 5: at Jim and Jacks for the VVA GRAMA swam and
Speaker 5: Christopher Smithaman and summit that's going on this evening.
Speaker 13: Yes, we believe in open discussion and we encourage anybody
Speaker 13: that whatever voice that you have to attend.
Speaker 5: That's wonderful to hear. Now, your reaction to the press
Speaker 5: conference happened over the weekend August Firth mayor I have
Speaker 5: to have Purvoll Police Chief Dji and share along the
Speaker 5: city manager along with community leaders including Damon Lynch. The
Speaker 5: third perval had this to say, it's overt racial tensions
Speaker 5: that have been claimed by irresponsible leaders who have unfortunately
Speaker 5: cynically tried to take advantage of this awful fight and
Speaker 5: try and divide us. I read that and I wrote
Speaker 5: loll after it. I mean, we've been living a reality
Speaker 5: the left is it loves to divide us. They were
Speaker 5: the ones that divide us constantly over every possible issue,
Speaker 5: political and social. This is what they're all about. Divide
Speaker 5: and conquer is a strategy for the left, So I
Speaker 5: find it a little bit hard to swing. I look
Speaker 5: at like since George Floyd, they have used that to
Speaker 5: take advantage of this fight and try to divide us
Speaker 5: racial tensions claimed by irresponsible leaders. I mean, this has
Speaker 5: been going on for a long time. Anyway. Your overall
Speaker 5: reaction to the press conference and where we stand on
Speaker 5: this incident, Corey Bowman, Yeah, Well, like.
Speaker 13: You said, there's a lot of people trying to turn
Speaker 13: this into a divisive issue. But I don't see how
Speaker 13: it can be divisive when you're just going against the
Speaker 13: violence that's happening downtown. Everybody wants you to take a side,
Speaker 13: and there's certain things of the and you know, details
Speaker 13: of the investigation.
Speaker 17: I believe as a.
Speaker 13: Elected official, you do have to tell people, Hey, the
Speaker 13: investigations ongoing, we have to wait for all the factors
Speaker 13: to come out. I agree with that, But what I
Speaker 13: don't agree with is just sitting your residence in the
Speaker 13: dark and not telling anybody anything and letting everybody kind
Speaker 13: of fend for themselves, and then when the information does
Speaker 13: come out. All you're doing is criticizing social media. All
Speaker 13: you're doing is criticizing the media for not technically doing
Speaker 13: your job of informing the people. And that's what we
Speaker 13: have to realize is that city Hall, the chief, the mayor,
Speaker 13: they were silent for an extended amount of time while
Speaker 13: all this was going on, and the nation's eyes were
Speaker 13: on our city, and the elected officials are responsible for
Speaker 13: informing the people about what's going on, and they failed
Speaker 13: to do so.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the silence was deafening. We didn't hear from the
Speaker 5: mayor until Monday, if I recall correctly, he was out
Speaker 5: of town in Vancouver.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and I get it, you know, there has to
Speaker 13: be vacations, there has to be time off, but when
Speaker 13: all the eyes of the nation are on our city
Speaker 13: and this is what's happening, so that from my perspective,
Speaker 13: I woke up on Monday morning, you know, and there
Speaker 13: was a lot of discussions that was happening over the
Speaker 13: weekend from people what's going on about the fighter, about
Speaker 13: the violence.
Speaker 17: And I want to say that number.
Speaker 13: One, these videos for people that live downtown and live
Speaker 13: in the Cincinnati area, it's just a reminder of what
Speaker 13: we've had to go through over the last months of
Speaker 13: the summer with a poorly managed city that has let
Speaker 13: crime just override the streets of our city.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 17: So, But anyway, I woke up on Monday.
Speaker 13: And my phone was ringing off the hook from media
Speaker 13: and this is national media, you know, not one side
Speaker 13: of media, but this is all media outlets that some
Speaker 13: of them were flying in from the from their national.
Speaker 17: Headquarters to try to get news on this.
Speaker 13: And they told me specifically that nobody from city Hall,
Speaker 13: nobody from the police department officials were making any comments,
Speaker 13: and so they were just trying to get information to
Speaker 13: tell people what's going on, and there was silence from
Speaker 13: city Hall.
Speaker 5: Well that under the I mean, as an elected official,
Speaker 5: you're going to have to run in and deal with
Speaker 5: situations that you wish you didn't have to deal with.
Speaker 5: It sounds to me like they're by ignoring it, they
Speaker 5: thought that it was just going to go away.
Speaker 1: This is viral.
Speaker 5: I mean, it took viral video to bring it to
Speaker 5: the attention of even local media who hadn't reported on
Speaker 5: it until what on Sunday or something.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and you know, everybody says, oh, you can't just attack.
Speaker 13: You got to provide solutions. Well, these are we've been
Speaker 13: providing solutions with our campaign of what we would do differently.
Speaker 13: And Friday night or Saturday morning was a perfect storm
Speaker 13: of all of these mismanaged policies in the city that
Speaker 13: have encouraged its violence to happen on a regular basis.
Speaker 13: You know, let's talk about, you know, the emergency communication center,
Speaker 13: how they didn't have a delegated dispatcher in line for
Speaker 13: the events. Let's talk about the curfew, how officers were
Speaker 13: specifically told to not cite for violations, and so basically
Speaker 13: there's glorified babysitters, a short staff force is trying to
Speaker 13: enforce a curfew, but not enforce a curfew. And then
Speaker 13: let's talk about how there was not adequate cops that
Speaker 13: were downtown. And then on top of this, let's talk
Speaker 13: about how the chief said that there was only one
Speaker 13: nine to one one call and when they played that,
Speaker 13: I'm telling you that's the bold face lie. Because at
Speaker 13: the screenshot of a lady that called off a Fourth
Speaker 13: Street at three oh three am and she said that
Speaker 13: they were very dismissive on the line.
Speaker 5: Wow, that's a development that I was not aware of.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I'm trying to get the word out on that,
Speaker 13: because that was just an actual bold face lot when
Speaker 13: you say that there's one.
Speaker 17: Nine to one one call.
Speaker 13: Now, I was waiting for it because a lady approached
Speaker 13: me on the street while I was doing an interview and.
Speaker 17: She said, I tried to call I called.
Speaker 10: Ninety one one.
Speaker 17: She told me about her experience.
Speaker 13: She said that it was during the fight and she
Speaker 13: was trying to let the dispatcher know or the call
Speaker 13: taker know that there was a fight going on. She
Speaker 13: said the call taker was very dismissive and rude, and
Speaker 13: this was at three oh three am. And this is
Speaker 13: a lady, she's actually a very prominent, you know, influential
Speaker 13: lady in the financial district.
Speaker 17: And so when she told me that, she sent me.
Speaker 13: Her screenshot and then I see on the press conference
Speaker 13: tell the police, he says, there's.
Speaker 17: Only one phone call and it happened at three h
Speaker 17: six am.
Speaker 13: And so when they released the recording, I was waiting
Speaker 13: to hear the lady's voices. I was like, Hey, maybe
Speaker 13: I by a chance to only talk to the one
Speaker 13: person that called n one one, But that was not
Speaker 13: the case. And we're getting reports that there were calls
Speaker 13: and so that was a lie. And if you hear
Speaker 13: on the actual phone call itself that was released by
Speaker 13: the gentlemen who called, there are sirens at the end.
Speaker 17: Of the phone call, and so the.
Speaker 13: Police were informed before that as well.
Speaker 5: Well, what do you think of or Mayor Athab Provolls
Speaker 5: sort of a change in his viewpoint with regard to
Speaker 5: law enforcement. We got the wine announcing that he's going
Speaker 5: to deploy the state Highway patrol to free up some
Speaker 5: of the officers so they can I guess patrol the streets.
Speaker 5: Provoll said that will allow them to do that. He said,
Speaker 5: You're going to see police officers on foot, You're going
Speaker 5: to see police officers on bike patrols. You're going to
Speaker 5: see police officers in squad cars. You're going to see
Speaker 5: police officers on segways and on segways that have three wheels.
Speaker 5: You are prioritizing the visibility in our urban core in
Speaker 5: order not just to maintain safety, even to make sure
Speaker 5: people feel safe when they're going out. Well, seems like
Speaker 5: something that people have been clamoring for for a long time.
Speaker 5: Where's the mayor been since he was elected and prior
Speaker 5: councils who are pro defunding the police. This is a
Speaker 5: complete one to eighty.
Speaker 13: Yeah, if you've been paying attention to city Hall, you
Speaker 13: know that this is a one eighty. But this is
Speaker 13: the game plan for anybody that's in an election year
Speaker 13: that you're going to be reactive, not proactive. And this
Speaker 13: is the reality is that if you are elected office,
Speaker 13: you have.
Speaker 17: To be able to see into the future.
Speaker 13: You got to be able to see what's ahead, and
Speaker 13: you've got to be able to plan ahead and just
Speaker 13: prepare the people or prepare the streets to be safe.
Speaker 13: And this is a little too little, too late, in
Speaker 13: my opinion, because this is something that from the top
Speaker 13: down is trickled down in competence from our city hall
Speaker 13: and we've got to get a change.
Speaker 5: In leadership, including the chief of Police and the city
Speaker 5: manager Corey Bowman.
Speaker 13: Well, so my public statement on Monday was I called
Speaker 13: for the public resignation of city Manager Cheryl Law.
Speaker 17: A lot of people you know we're calling for the.
Speaker 13: Resignation of the mayor. Well we're doing that in November.
Speaker 13: You can make your voice heard and vote for Corey
Speaker 13: Bowman in November fourth against Mayor at have parival. But
Speaker 13: I'm trying to educate people on the reality of city
Speaker 13: government is that we have a CEO type.
Speaker 17: Which is the city manager.
Speaker 13: The city manager is responsible administratively for implementing policies throughout
Speaker 13: the city.
Speaker 17: This isn't just about the crime.
Speaker 13: This is about We've had terrible snowplower moval, We've had
Speaker 13: terrible potholes and infrastructure situations. We've had time and time
Speaker 13: again problems administratively with the city. And then the city manager,
Speaker 13: to top it all off, does appoint the Cincinnati Fire
Speaker 13: chief and the police department chief. And so if you
Speaker 13: call for the chiefs, which I think that people have
Speaker 13: a valid response to that, but you have a city
Speaker 13: manager in place that will put somebody that's more incompetent
Speaker 13: into their place.
Speaker 17: And so we've got to realize.
Speaker 13: That this is from the top down and competence from
Speaker 13: the leadership.
Speaker 5: Corey Bowman dot com where you find Corey and help
Speaker 5: him out in his campaign and maybe show up to
Speaker 5: night at Jim and Jackson the River five point thirty.
Speaker 5: It's going to be a crowd. I presume. I know
Speaker 5: there's a counter protests scheduled across the street. Now, Corey
Speaker 5: I don't know. I mean Vivak Ramaswamy and Christopher Smithman,
Speaker 5: leaders of this particular meeting, are interested in finding solutions.
Speaker 5: That was the point of it. I mean, set it
Speaker 5: out loud. Not there to filment violence and anger, as
Speaker 5: Iris Rawley would suggest, but an opportunity to maybe get
Speaker 5: your voice heard and see Corey Bowman and shake hands
Speaker 5: and again Corey Bowman dot com to help his campaign.
Speaker 5: I hope it goes well tonight, Corey. I hope it's
Speaker 5: uneventful at least in terms of violence or anger, and
Speaker 5: I hope you do come up with some good solutions.
Speaker 5: It's a great opportunity for people to get the message out.
Speaker 13: No, Brian, thank you so much. And finally, I SA
Speaker 13: it's okay. I'd like to say that that is a
Speaker 13: key issue with everything going on is the game plan
Speaker 13: is divide and from the other side, and we cannot
Speaker 13: allow that to happen. We have stood against any type
Speaker 13: of hate, any type of racism. We denounced anybody on
Speaker 13: either side that would cause violence to the other side
Speaker 13: for any type of reason. That is what we're fighting against,
Speaker 13: and we're trying to get people to focus on the
Speaker 13: main issue, which is trickled down in competence from the
Speaker 13: top down.
Speaker 17: We've got to change leadership.
Speaker 5: Change leadership for the betterment of all people, regardless of
Speaker 5: political stripes in the city of Cincinnati. That's what your
Speaker 5: message is, Corey Bowman. That's all I've heard from you
Speaker 5: from the get go, and I know you personally and
Speaker 5: truly believe that you are a man of competence and
Speaker 5: of your word, and someone who's certainly looking for peace
Speaker 5: and not violence and division. Corey wish you the best
Speaker 5: of luck.
Speaker 6: Man.
Speaker 5: You and I will talk again real soon, I hope absolutely.
Speaker 17: Thank you so much, Brian.
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Speaker 5: Always made it extra special because we hear from the
Speaker 5: former Vice Mayor of the City of Cincinnati at this
Speaker 5: time every Monday. Welcome back for the smither vent, Christopher Smithman.
Speaker 5: Always a pleasure to having you on the program.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much for having me on Brian, I
Speaker 6: tell you I've been listening to your show, of course,
Speaker 6: and I just heard Corey Bowman, who was a candidate
Speaker 6: for mayor, who came on. And you know, one of
Speaker 6: the things I'll say, you know, as I as I
Speaker 6: talk about my vent is just my disappointment in the
Speaker 6: press conference on Friday. It lacked uh information and solutions
Speaker 6: for someone who had been out of town, who had
Speaker 6: really kind of missed the entire national discussion about what
Speaker 6: would had happened in downtown Cincinnati from their pure vole.
Speaker 6: And so I was waiting to hear him say a
Speaker 6: few things like number one. I was waiting for him
Speaker 6: to say, Look, I extend my deepest thoughts to the victims.
Speaker 6: This should never have happened to anyone. And the amount
Speaker 6: of violence, the kicks to the head, the woman Holly,
Speaker 6: who I now have found her name has was punched
Speaker 6: in the face. I feel so horrible for her. There
Speaker 6: would notice there was no empathy on his part for
Speaker 6: those who had been attacked in downtown. And there is
Speaker 6: no excuse, there is no excuse for the violence that
Speaker 6: we saw on those people in downtown Cincinnati. So this
Speaker 6: it was an easy step and I have no idea
Speaker 6: why it is so difficult for this mayor to show
Speaker 6: empathy for Holly, who has knocked out most people who
Speaker 6: saw that video when her eyes went still, when the
Speaker 6: blood came out of her mouth. And I'm being very
Speaker 6: specific because I think we need to be, because some
Speaker 6: people haven't seen the video that you would have thought
Speaker 6: the mayor would have then said, Hey, I could see
Speaker 6: that in my wife, I can see that in my sister,
Speaker 6: I could see that in my aunt. I wouldn't want
Speaker 6: that to happen to anyone in my family. There was
Speaker 6: none of that, I mean his response. His response was like, Hey,
Speaker 6: I really haven't spoken to any of the victims, and
Speaker 6: I've asked Joe to kind of play that piece on
Speaker 6: the other side when we come back so people can
Speaker 6: hear specifically what he said Brian that, Hey, I haven't
Speaker 6: spoken to any of the victims. I haven't reached out
Speaker 6: to anyone and had a conversation with him. I don't
Speaker 6: know how a mayor of a major city sees a
Speaker 6: video like that and then says I don't have time
Speaker 6: to talk to any of them.
Speaker 5: You know, that's a very very good point, Christopher, and
Speaker 5: you talk about rising above Hollywood was interviewed and she
Speaker 5: had this to say, and I thought, you know what
Speaker 5: an amazing woman, and didn't she speak the right words? Good.
Speaker 5: I here's what she said. I think that there are
Speaker 5: so many people out there that love to hate, and
Speaker 5: they're on social media and they just want to ramp
Speaker 5: each other up and encourage hate out there. And I
Speaker 5: just want you all to know I don't hate the
Speaker 5: people who did this to me. She said. She hopes,
Speaker 5: in her words, they find love and they find different
Speaker 5: way of thinking. I mean, talk about it, but I
Speaker 5: would characterize it someone it is like a very Christian attitude,
Speaker 5: you know, you know, turn the other cheek or forgive
Speaker 5: your brother man, regardless of what they did to you.
Speaker 5: I thought that was a I think that speaks volumes
Speaker 5: to her character.
Speaker 6: Christopher No, I totally agree. And I was looking for
Speaker 6: that kind of tone, Yeah, from the mayor, you know,
Speaker 6: to say this incident happened. Hey, listen, I will at
Speaker 6: a mayor's conference. I've been on vacation, I'm now back
Speaker 6: on the job, and I'm gonna set the right peaceful tone.
Speaker 6: And so he didn't do that. He went there and
Speaker 6: he said, you Brian, the media you're the problem. The
Speaker 6: people of Cincinnati who are viewing the videos with their
Speaker 6: own eyes, you're the problem for posting it and talking
Speaker 6: about it using our first Amendment right. Everybody was the
Speaker 6: problem except the leaders at City Hall. His his very
Speaker 6: light comment about President pro Tim Parks, meaning her comment
Speaker 6: of saying, all of those who were viciously attacked, including Holly, now,
Speaker 6: you didn't say it this way, but she didn't say
Speaker 6: it this way, begged for it. What a grotesque comment
Speaker 6: from the President pro Tem. If I were a member
Speaker 6: of council, if I were the mayor and I was
Speaker 6: standing on that podium, I would have said it is
Speaker 6: time for our President pro tem to resign, meaning I
Speaker 6: would have made it clear that I distanced myself from
Speaker 6: someone who is clearly advocating violence, because she's saying they
Speaker 6: begged for that. No one begged for getting being kicked
Speaker 6: in the head, stumped. And this notion that they were
Speaker 6: acting like they were wrestlers, those professional wrestlers, and they
Speaker 6: were coming off the top of the ring. People Matt
Speaker 6: that have seen the whole video, and they were landing
Speaker 6: on their body back up again and to cheers. People
Speaker 6: were cheering. As a person went back up in the
Speaker 6: air like they were in the WWE and landing back
Speaker 6: on the victims that were in the middle of the street.
Speaker 6: People probably haven't seen the total video, and that was happening.
Speaker 6: By the cheers of the crowds, it was like they
Speaker 6: were in some coliseum. And so I want to say
Speaker 6: that I was looking for this leadership, rich leadership from
Speaker 6: the mayor having come back, and I think he missed
Speaker 6: an entire opportunity.
Speaker 5: I agree with you, Christopher. We'll hear more from Christopher
Speaker 5: Smith than maybe a little Audie coming up after the
Speaker 5: break Here first, Odor eggs it won't get rid of
Speaker 5: the stencheon seven thirty on a Monday. Christopher smithment on
Speaker 5: the line to win that thing we call the Smither event.
Speaker 5: All right, chrisphe you have the floor, which dressing will go.
Speaker 5: I know you mentioned some audio for Jill to play.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I want I'd like Joe to just play that
Speaker 6: segment from the mayor's comments so we can hear what
Speaker 6: he said at the press conference. I have not.
Speaker 18: I mean, look again, this was a fight. It was
Speaker 18: a horrific fight. But as councilmember and others have said,
Speaker 18: we have significant other public safety challenges. We have children
Speaker 18: who are far too often the victims of gun violence.
Speaker 18: We have oftentimes far too often the perpetrators of the
Speaker 18: gun violence being children. We have violent crime, like every
Speaker 18: other major city across the nation, that requires our attention
Speaker 18: and our bandwidth, and so I don't traditionally meet or
Speaker 18: speak to every victim of violent crime in our city.
Speaker 18: And that's consistent with my approach today, Christopher.
Speaker 5: Thankfully we're not presented with video evidence of disproportionate force
Speaker 5: in the words of Damon Lynch, the thirds along the
Speaker 5: lines that we saw during that melee last Saturday, That's
Speaker 5: why it made national news. It wasn't just your run
Speaker 5: of the mill sad as it may be random shooting
Speaker 5: or of act of violence. I mean, you can find
Speaker 5: those in every city across the country. So this is
Speaker 5: a horse of a different color, and I think it
Speaker 5: demanded more attention from have to have.
Speaker 17: Purvoll I agree.
Speaker 6: And his language, if you notice to all of us,
Speaker 6: was he keeps using the word fight that is strategic
Speaker 6: to the public. That is him downplaying it and trying
Speaker 6: to play place blame on both sides. This was an ambush.
Speaker 6: What happened to Holly when she was punched in the
Speaker 6: face as she tried to move or try to protect
Speaker 6: the men who are being kicked in the head. And
Speaker 6: this WWE stuff that had was happening in the middle
Speaker 6: of the street, meaning somebody just standing up and then
Speaker 6: landing back down on somebody's body and then standing back
Speaker 6: up and landing back down on somebody's body. That's what
Speaker 6: was happening in the middle of the street. This was
Speaker 6: not a fight. And so the mayor is trying to
Speaker 6: depict this because he is essentially saying those he's he's
Speaker 6: falling into what uh President pro Tim was saying, Uh
Speaker 6: Brian Thomas that that not that not that he took
Speaker 6: the step saying they deserved it, but saying that he
Speaker 6: can see wrong on both sides, and what happened, no
Speaker 6: one deserved the level of violence that you and I
Speaker 6: and others and the national world saw. And that's his
Speaker 6: lack of leadership, because what he should have said is
Speaker 6: what happened was wrong, and there was no there's no excuse,
Speaker 6: there's no way to say what I saw on that
Speaker 6: video was okay. And because he didn't do that, he's
Speaker 6: creating this vacuum in our city for people to look
Speaker 6: at those videos and post on social media that something
Speaker 6: that they saw was okay and it isn't. That is
Speaker 6: why I'm absolutely standing up against violence. That's why having
Speaker 6: this public conversation is very important because here I am,
Speaker 6: and here you have the vec Ramaswami standing up against
Speaker 6: violence and saying, let's have some community discussion because the
Speaker 6: mayor isn't doing it to the public. You would think
Speaker 6: that the mayor would be holding some type of town
Speaker 6: hall meeting bringing everybody together to have the discussion. He
Speaker 6: doesn't want to have this discussion because he really doesn't
Speaker 6: want to be the mayor in my opinion, and he
Speaker 6: certainly doesn't want to reach out to any of the
Speaker 6: victims and express empathy to them for what has happened
Speaker 6: to them in our city.
Speaker 5: Definitely, did you see Iris Rawley's post time to stand
Speaker 5: up against hate and violence Join me tomorrow talking about
Speaker 5: the rally that's going to take place across the street.
Speaker 5: From the rally you're having with vive Ramaswami to seeing
Speaker 5: at Jim and Jack's tell viv Ramasomi since that he
Speaker 5: doesn't want his divisive politics. Wow, Iris, find everybody.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's remind everybody very briefly that Irish Rolly works
Speaker 6: for the mayor, Irish Rolli works for the city manager.
Speaker 6: She is a paid contractor making six figures working for
Speaker 6: city Hall. I believe that her political activity right is
Speaker 6: questionable because of the money she is receiving from taxpayers.
Speaker 6: Fitny Hall should be very cautious about these public aggressive comments,
Speaker 6: particularly during a campaign that she is out following the candidate,
Speaker 6: Corey Bowman to his political events and making comments while
Speaker 6: she's being paid by city Hall. It's a it's a
Speaker 6: it's a it's a very bad look. Wow. And so
Speaker 6: I'm gonna allow. I'm going to allow. I'm going to
Speaker 6: allow the mayor and the city manager to police their
Speaker 6: contractor or their employee who is posting these things in
Speaker 6: the middle of an election where she's being paid six figures.
Speaker 6: So I think that's the most important part of this
Speaker 6: that the public should understand. So if we see her
Speaker 6: and she's across the street, know that her compensation is
Speaker 6: coming from all of us.
Speaker 5: Wow. Do you think you need to report that as
Speaker 5: a campaign contribution, Christopher.
Speaker 6: I don't know if it's a campaign contribution, but I
Speaker 6: think it absolutely. I think it touches the line, I'm
Speaker 6: gonna let smart, smarter people than me. You're a lawyer.
Speaker 6: There are other lawyers out there who might decide to
Speaker 6: look at this. I'm just saying, I know this fact pattern.
Speaker 6: She is being compensated by the City of Cincinnati. I
Speaker 6: don't know if that's ten ninety nine income. I don't
Speaker 6: know whether that's W two income. I predict that that
Speaker 6: income is around six figures. I think it's inappropriate for
Speaker 6: her to be making these political comments, engaging in this
Speaker 6: kind of political activity in the middle of a mayorial race.
Speaker 6: But unfortunately, we have a mayor a city manager who
Speaker 6: seemed to allow this person to do whatever they want
Speaker 6: to do and not kind of give her the engagement.
Speaker 6: What are the rules of engagement now that you are
Speaker 6: working for the city. Four years ago, she wasn't working
Speaker 6: for the right, But the last four years she's been
Speaker 6: working for the City of Cincinnati. They've been paying her.
Speaker 6: The mayor has her very close to her, the city
Speaker 6: manager has her very close. So this is new because
Speaker 6: she's never been been in the inside, meaning getting taxpayer dollars,
Speaker 6: and now she still wants to be this activist. You've
Speaker 6: got to choose a side. I think you're either an
Speaker 6: activist on the sidewalk or you're accepting taxpayer dollars and
Speaker 6: you're working on our team to make the city better.
Speaker 5: Amen, We'll bring Christopher back for another segment here tick
Speaker 5: quick break mention Jimmy care for seven forty one if
Speaker 5: you have KCV talk station Brian Tomas here with Christopher
Speaker 5: Smoth and doing the Smither vent. Yeah real quick. I
Speaker 5: don't know which direction you want to go to, Christopher,
Speaker 5: but I saw that coming from Damon Lynne, and she
Speaker 5: was upset because the mugshots are only of black people,
Speaker 5: the black people that committed the violence. Apparently, at least
Speaker 5: that was alleged by the police department. They've identified four
Speaker 5: of them, or have arrested four of the six that
Speaker 5: were identified. But he's upset that the person who slapped
Speaker 5: the black man, the man who got the beat down
Speaker 5: in the middle of the street, that he has not
Speaker 5: been arrested. Now that guy is apparently lawyered up and
Speaker 5: his lawyer didn't want him to talk with him with
Speaker 5: the police. But it doesn't mean charges won't be filed.
Speaker 5: If you slap someone, that's assault and battery, you know,
Speaker 5: So there is a potential charge there, but obviously greatly
Speaker 5: overshadowed by the heapload of violence that was meeted out
Speaker 5: upon him as a consequence of whatever altercation led to this.
Speaker 6: Look, here's what I want your listening audience and you
Speaker 6: as my white brother to understand. From my perspective, I
Speaker 6: will leave, I will leave the politics and that to
Speaker 6: my friend and used to be neighbor, David Lynch. Let
Speaker 6: me say this, what happened on that video was racist.
Speaker 6: That those people at some level were targeted because of
Speaker 6: their race. You heard it in the video when one
Speaker 6: white male was being knocked out with a knockout game.
Speaker 6: You shouldn't be out here. This is karma. They drug
Speaker 6: him in the middle of the street like he wasn't
Speaker 6: even a human being, and so they dehumanize these people
Speaker 6: at a level. I'm going to allow the federal government
Speaker 6: to dig into whether they think HA crimes should be
Speaker 6: are appropriate for what I saw on the video. My
Speaker 6: personal opinion is that this was a HA cron and
Speaker 6: that if this had happened in reverse, if I was
Speaker 6: watching a video with a group of white people in
Speaker 6: the middle of the street that were doing the WWE video,
Speaker 6: meaning they're standing up and falling back down. And see
Speaker 6: I keep saying that because people haven't even shown that
Speaker 6: part of the video, meaning just smashing these people in
Speaker 6: the middle of the street, knocking them out, kicking them
Speaker 6: in their heads, punching holly in the faith. If this
Speaker 6: was reverse and this was a middle aged couple, black
Speaker 6: woman who was knocked out three or four or five
Speaker 6: black men in the middle of the street being stomped
Speaker 6: and beat up and kicked in the head by white people,
Speaker 6: I suggest that city hall would have a different response.
Speaker 6: I suggest that mayor pure Ball would have a different response.
Speaker 6: I suggest that our police chief would have a different response.
Speaker 6: I suggest that our city manager would have a different response.
Speaker 6: This is an issue where they do not have the
Speaker 6: racial competency to run our city, and they're just showing
Speaker 6: it that they're not even handed. They're not willing to
Speaker 6: call a ball a ball and a striker strike, and
Speaker 6: that is what is dividing us and white Americans. Whether
Speaker 6: they live in Paddap Hills, whether they live in Clifton,
Speaker 6: Stephen Gooden where he lives, whether someone lives in Northside,
Speaker 6: whether they live in bond Rolls around Westwood, of Price
Speaker 6: seal where this is or whether they live on River Road.
Speaker 6: Everybody is seeing the double standard. We're not crazy, and
Speaker 6: so it's very important in my opinion for African American
Speaker 6: leadership right now to stand up and call a ball
Speaker 6: the ball to strike, to strike, a strike to strike.
Speaker 6: I do not share the opinion of my former neighbor
Speaker 6: and friend, Reverend Damon Lynch. He can have whatever opinion
Speaker 6: he wants is he has a First Amendment right to
Speaker 6: have it. I'm sharing with you that I see the
Speaker 6: double standard. I believe that this was a hate crime
Speaker 6: from my perspective, and it should be treated as such. Well.
Speaker 5: A lot of people reaching conclusions many along those lines, Christopher,
Speaker 5: I certainly understand it, given the circumstances of what we've seen.
Speaker 5: Please Chief Fiji. At the press conference on Friday, he
Speaker 5: said they've got a whole bunch more video that fully
Speaker 5: reflects what happens, and that the public is currently really
Speaker 5: truly in the dark over the entire circumstance. So maybe
Speaker 5: we will get to see some of the video you're
Speaker 5: refirmed into, Christopher, as well as maybe more. She's got
Speaker 5: police cam of footage and other video. I guess they
Speaker 5: have cameras posted on the polls downtown Cincinnati that may
Speaker 5: be available. I don't know, but you did say that
Speaker 5: information and those videos will be released this week.
Speaker 6: Well, let me let me share with you that the
Speaker 6: city doesn't have cameras in this.
Speaker 1: ERAa oh really okay.
Speaker 6: Cameras they do have are too far away, all right,
Speaker 6: So they're not going to be able to produce anything
Speaker 6: like that of significance from city cameras. They're they're they're
Speaker 6: relying on the video that were taken from the citizens
Speaker 6: down with their cameras. All I'm saying to you is
Speaker 6: that you can see the effort of not showing the
Speaker 6: video that I'm talking about this WWE stuff that was
Speaker 6: happening in the middle of the street by African American
Speaker 6: men who are standing up and as as if they
Speaker 6: were coming from the top of a ring and coming
Speaker 6: down on the bodies of these white men in the
Speaker 6: middle of the street. That happened several times. That video
Speaker 6: has not been sent out, It is not being played nationally,
Speaker 6: and I believe that it will and I believe that
Speaker 6: the press conference that happened on Friday will not age.
Speaker 6: Will that just basically says, hey, listen. They didn't do
Speaker 6: a good job. They were there trying to blame the
Speaker 6: Brian Thomas. They were trying to blame Channel five, Channel twelve, whoever,
Speaker 6: they were trying to blame social media. They are the
Speaker 6: leaders of the city of Cincinnati, and there was no
Speaker 6: reflection on their part saying we own this part of it.
Speaker 6: We only had three officers downtown. We were understaffed. We
Speaker 6: should have done better coordination with the state of Ohio
Speaker 6: with Governor Mike Delyne. That would have been part of
Speaker 6: the solution, right. We should have brought more officers in,
Speaker 6: the sheriffs in and because we knew that there were
Speaker 6: three major events that were happening downtown. I mean, the
Speaker 6: point is that mayor didn't own anything. You know, I
Speaker 6: have a master's degree in counseling, and one of the
Speaker 6: first things you have to do is own He didn't
Speaker 6: own anything. He was blaming everybody. He was deflecting. It
Speaker 6: was the basic kinds of things which are talking about
Speaker 6: happening across the street, which is just fine for anybody
Speaker 6: to do. That's just deflection. It's just background noise. Because
Speaker 6: there are people out here who want him to win.
Speaker 6: They want members of Council to win, and they really
Speaker 6: don't want you and I, my white brother black brothers,
Speaker 6: to come together, have a civil conversation, talk about solutions,
Speaker 6: talk about what happened, and walk out of here hand
Speaker 6: in hand. They're wanting to keep the divisiveness actually going
Speaker 6: because they're more interested in the November election than they
Speaker 6: are the people of the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and that's why I'm a bit jaded and cynical
Speaker 5: in my belief that the Ku Klux Klan is actually
Speaker 5: alive and well and active in downtown Cincinnati. I mean,
Speaker 5: that's an easy setup to hand out a flyer and
Speaker 5: suggest that Klan is active and trying to stir up
Speaker 5: more division along those lines.
Speaker 6: I've got to tease you a little bit to my
Speaker 6: white brother. First, I know you're not a member because
Speaker 6: you can't even pronounce the name of the organization. I've
Speaker 6: been listening to you all morning, and every time you
Speaker 6: say it man, because my parents are from the South, brother,
Speaker 6: you hit the first the first word all wrong. Brian
Speaker 6: Talvis is not clue klu Klux. I know, brother, but
Speaker 6: that's how you're doing it so proper. All I'm sharing
Speaker 6: with you is we know you're not a member, brother,
Speaker 6: so you're not a member. You know anything, you know
Speaker 6: anything about it. But the point you're making, you're making
Speaker 6: a very rational point. You remember, the klu klux Klan
Speaker 6: was an arm of the Democratic Party. Historically. These are
Speaker 6: the Dixiecrats, right, This is not the Republican Party. So
Speaker 6: remember the Dixiecrats. My grandfather who was from Montgomery, Alabama,
Speaker 6: my mother of what's from Montgomery, my father from Birmingham, Alabama.
Speaker 6: The people that they worry about, my grandmother who lived
Speaker 6: through one hundred and six Mosilla flowers. They were concerned
Speaker 6: about the Dixiecrats, the Klueklus current members, not the Republicans.
Speaker 6: So remember when you look at that flyer, you should
Speaker 6: think about the Democratic Party because that's historically who they
Speaker 6: were and what they did. And the last thing I'll
Speaker 6: share with you, we stand on hollow ground here in
Speaker 6: Price Hill. Remember the Ohio River, never forget, was the
Speaker 6: sacred place where so many African Americans crossed for freedom.
Speaker 6: And there were abolitionists all up Route fifty who took
Speaker 6: in our people and kept them safe from the slave catchers.
Speaker 6: Right put their lives in everything on the line. There
Speaker 6: is no better place than right here at Jim and
Speaker 6: jack to have some type of public discussion about what
Speaker 6: is happening in our city for those white abolitionists who
Speaker 6: put everything on on the line. I am honored to
Speaker 6: serve as a voice for those white Americans who were
Speaker 6: dehumanized and continue to be dehumanized by city Hall and
Speaker 6: specifically the President pro Tim who said those people begged
Speaker 6: for the violence against the Jeez.
Speaker 5: Tonight five point thirty, get there early, Jim and Jackson
Speaker 5: the River to hear vivek Ramaswami. Christopher Smithman, Corey Bowman
Speaker 5: is going to be their Other elected officials are welcome,
Speaker 5: and of course the victims are welcome to attend as well.
Speaker 5: So it should be an interesting turnout and I hope
Speaker 5: it all goes peacefully and honestly, Christopher, I really truly
Speaker 5: hope that that's what happens. You walk out hand in hand.
Speaker 6: Arm one. I love you, brother, you are my brother.
Speaker 6: I love you man.
Speaker 5: Amen, brother, you are mine as well.
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Speaker 5: It's Monday, regular listeners know it's that time of week
Speaker 5: we talk money with all Worth Financials. Brian James, Welcome back,
Speaker 5: my friend. It's always pleasure to have me on. Thanks
Speaker 5: to all Worth for loaning out every Monday at this time.
Speaker 4: Good morning, mister Thomas, hope you had another good weekend.
Speaker 5: Fantastic weekend and a special shout out to my friends
Speaker 5: in Westchester where the Hoodie memorial. Corey Hood died in
Speaker 5: a tragic parachuting incident. He was a Golden Knight and
Speaker 5: he was a huge, huge supporter of Westchester and Lakota
Speaker 5: High School. Everywhere he went around the world as a
Speaker 5: Golden Knight, he promoted the community, his love for the community,
Speaker 5: and so they've honored his memory and this is the
Speaker 5: tenth year for the fundraiser. They've established some scholarships in
Speaker 5: his name, and they had me out every year to
Speaker 5: speak a few words and kind of facilitate it, and
Speaker 5: it was just a glorious, glorious event. It always is
Speaker 5: one of those things that reminds you that there's so
Speaker 5: much good going on in the world in spite of
Speaker 5: the fact that we deal with a bunch of crap
Speaker 5: each and every day in the news.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my neck of the ones. And yeah, it
Speaker 4: is wonderful that that that story has gotten out there,
Speaker 4: and it seems to be growing every single year.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 4: The silver line of it is, well, now his story
Speaker 4: is out there, the kind of person he was and
Speaker 4: what he stood for.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, yeah, and the fact that he's I mean,
Speaker 5: these are twenty two five hundred dollars scholarships that they've now,
Speaker 5: they've got the scholarship fully funded. They've been so successful
Speaker 5: with the fundraising efforts they don't have to add another
Speaker 5: dime to that. The return on investment will cover the
Speaker 5: annual scholarship. So they have two other scholarships they're working
Speaker 5: to get to that point. But great people out there.
Speaker 5: They're just so fun and welcoming, and again is one
Speaker 5: of those I really needed this event kind of moment
Speaker 5: is the way I feel every year about it. It's
Speaker 5: because here I am surrounded by bad news and you know,
Speaker 5: division and intolerance and beat downs, and you show up
Speaker 5: and something like that. You know, what, the world is
Speaker 5: still sane, The world is still a great place.
Speaker 4: There are people out there who aren't in conflict and
Speaker 4: arguing with each other at all times.
Speaker 5: That's what I get out of the event. So that'll
Speaker 5: carry me now for a month or maybe two, and
Speaker 5: then I'll be back to feeling blue and misery, I.
Speaker 4: Mean, like for the next ten to fifteen minutes.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, let's pivot over. Donald Trump has been
Speaker 5: having a real problem with each FED chair, Jerome Powell.
Speaker 5: He's been screaming and clamoring for Powe to lower the
Speaker 5: interest rate. And of course, the most recent meeting of
Speaker 5: the Federal Open Mouth Committee is that think used to
Speaker 5: call it held the rates at where they are, which
Speaker 5: is what four point five percent? So no lowering of
Speaker 5: the rates and what the last five times they met,
Speaker 5: they've kept it the same. Yeah, that's pretty much right.
Speaker 5: We're the Fed does not move quickly. We don't want
Speaker 5: to spook anything. You don't want to spook the herd.
Speaker 4: That's always been the way the Fed has thought, and
Speaker 4: so they step lightly. Like we've talked about a couple
Speaker 4: of times in these airwaves, the President apparently has established
Speaker 4: the ability to change his mind on a dime. Today,
Speaker 4: we're putting tariffs against a certain country at a certain percentage.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow we're gonna hold off on that. Federal Reserve chairs
Speaker 4: do not have that luxury. They cannot spook the market
Speaker 4: like that. That's going to cause more problems than it solves.
Speaker 4: So they're not moving fast enough anyway, although I don't
Speaker 4: believe any FED chair will be able to move fast
Speaker 4: enough to keep President Trump happy. But in this case,
Speaker 4: there's also behind this. There's just a difference in philosophy.
Speaker 4: Trump feels an interest rates should have been on the
Speaker 4: you know, months, if not years ago, and FED chair
Speaker 4: Palell is feeling a little differently about that in terms
Speaker 4: of his face is on this. So he has to
Speaker 4: be the one making the right decisions.
Speaker 5: Well, it's not his unilateral decision. It is made up
Speaker 5: of a board of governors. I think. What there are
Speaker 5: seven members that make up the Federal Board, and don't
Speaker 5: they all sort of say and is it a majority
Speaker 5: opinion on whether to raise or lower rates?
Speaker 4: Yes, it is, it is. So yeah, there's a board
Speaker 4: of governors out there, and two of them recently came
Speaker 4: out last week and said that they felt like it's
Speaker 4: time to start lower interest rates. And that's not too
Speaker 4: shocking either, because you know that the numbers are starting
Speaker 4: to come out. We're gonna talk about that a little bit.
Speaker 4: Theos themselves, of course, but they are starting to come
Speaker 4: out in favor of what ter Powell. Terir Powell wants
Speaker 4: to act on more evidence in general, so he's a
Speaker 4: little bit slower than some have been in the past.
Speaker 4: But those numbers are coming out. It's looking more and
Speaker 4: more like we're going to see a ray cut here
Speaker 4: in September. So we may we looks like we may
Speaker 4: very well get what the president is is it has
Speaker 4: been asking for, and what some of the political population
Speaker 4: believe as well. It's just not happening fast enough to
Speaker 4: keep everybody happy.
Speaker 5: But they can only raise or lower rates at these
Speaker 5: Federal Open Market Committees meetings, and they only have those.
Speaker 4: How often once a month.
Speaker 5: So once a month.
Speaker 4: So and they yeah, they can't really go off psyche.
Speaker 4: Well that's not in CHYLI. So they've done it in
Speaker 4: the past. But a real reference is not to the
Speaker 4: preference is not to do that, because again, it just
Speaker 4: tends to rattle things too much.
Speaker 5: Well, like Trump's tariffs. You know, if they're on one
Speaker 5: day and off the next, you can't adjust for that.
Speaker 5: But at least I suppose knowing that one month from
Speaker 5: the last meeting, you're going to get another meeting where
Speaker 5: the option is there could be lower rates or raised
Speaker 5: then we're keeping the same There's only like I guess,
Speaker 5: one month worth of stability, so it's really not that much.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in what we're trying to do with these kinds
Speaker 4: of things, remember what businesses have to make decisions. You know,
Speaker 4: there's a business out there that wants to build a
Speaker 4: factory or something like that and create jobs. I'm sort
Speaker 4: of making this up as hypothetical example, but somebody out
Speaker 4: there is sitting in a conference room right now trying
Speaker 4: to decide do we execute this loan with this bank
Speaker 4: right now or do we wait six weeks this end
Speaker 4: of September and see what the Federal Reserve is going
Speaker 4: to do because we could get a better interest rate
Speaker 4: out of the deal. So you know, there are this
Speaker 4: is something there has to be some predictability to it,
Speaker 4: where if I'm trying to make a decision that's going
Speaker 4: to employ hundreds of thousands of people, you know, build
Speaker 4: build some factories as the President is wanting here, Well,
Speaker 4: then I need to know what my bank financing terms
Speaker 4: are going to be, and a lot of that comes
Speaker 4: right out of the Fed. So I need to be
Speaker 4: able to understand what they're going to do and the
Speaker 4: timing of when they're going to do it, not this
Speaker 4: afternoon is different from tomorrow morning.
Speaker 5: Well, we've had this conversation and the subject of mortgages.
Speaker 5: It's a kind of a cosmic crabshoot are they going
Speaker 5: to go up? Or are they going to go down?
Speaker 5: And you know, when we bought our first home, there
Speaker 5: was really big question mark as with the direction they
Speaker 5: were going to go. So lock it in, but recognize
Speaker 5: you could always refinance at some point in the future.
Speaker 5: I mean businesses can do that. I suppose the interest
Speaker 5: rate is really more about the federal government and the
Speaker 5: interest they pay on the T bills. Yes, absolutely so.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So interest rates are manipulated two ways, directly from
Speaker 4: the federal from the Fed and whatever the market wants
Speaker 4: to do. If the market has its own opinions, and
Speaker 4: it will drive bonds up and down, and that has
Speaker 4: an effect on interest rates itself. So both of those
Speaker 4: two things result in what a might a company might
Speaker 4: sign off on, or an individual on a mortgage. Both
Speaker 4: of those impact exactly what those numbers are that appear
Speaker 4: on that contract.
Speaker 5: All right, Since then we're gonna talking about the UAU
Speaker 5: labor statistics and the Donald Trump's rather his reaction to
Speaker 5: the statistics that we're handed out. What are the various
Speaker 5: statistics just generally speaking, that the FED looks at in
Speaker 5: making a determination. Obviously labor rates are one of them,
Speaker 5: but what are the others?
Speaker 4: So the FED is looking at CPI. The FED is
Speaker 4: a dual mandate. Their job is to keep employment at
Speaker 4: full employment, which is never one hundred percent. That makes
Speaker 4: no sense when we have one hundred percent employment or
Speaker 4: near it. That's when you see companies like McDonald's offering
Speaker 4: signing bonuses because they can simply can't find workers so well.
Speaker 4: Full employment is more like ninety five percent employment, and
Speaker 4: they want to keep prices under control. That is their
Speaker 4: primary role. There's a million statistics and reports and all
Speaker 4: kinds of things that they look at, but it basically
Speaker 4: has to do with employment and CPI. Those are the
Speaker 4: two things. If we keep those under control, keep those
Speaker 4: where we want them. We want, you know, employment around
Speaker 4: ninety five percent is and we want inflation around two
Speaker 4: to two and a quarter something like that. We're a
Speaker 4: little bit higher than that now, but we are well
Speaker 4: off our nine percent crazy highs from a few summers ago,
Speaker 4: so we're definitely training in the right direction. We just
Speaker 4: haven't actually ticked the box that would give a green
Speaker 4: light to Jerome pell in his own thinking.
Speaker 5: Well, and going back to the Board of Governors, I
Speaker 5: understand Governor Adrianna Kugler stepped down early. It was reported.
Speaker 5: I thought I recalled reading and correct me if I'm wrong, Brian,
Speaker 5: it's we have you here for She was angry that
Speaker 5: they didn't lower the rate, so she stepped down off
Speaker 5: the Board of Governors. Have I got the background on
Speaker 5: that one, right?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: There was.
Speaker 4: So she announced in August just the other day that
Speaker 4: she was going to step down, but she was supposed
Speaker 4: to be around till January thirty. First, she didn't really
Speaker 4: give a clear reason in her letter, her resignation letter,
Speaker 4: but she did state her she does want to go
Speaker 4: back to academia and all those kinds of things. This
Speaker 4: is coming alongside that, you can kind of conclude that
Speaker 4: perhaps she didn't want to deal with the pressure that's
Speaker 4: going on between the President and Jerome Powell. She didn't
Speaker 4: even go to the meeting most recently, so you know,
Speaker 4: all of this is speculation. It's not fair to guess
Speaker 4: at what's in somebody's head. But you know you can.
Speaker 4: I think you can kind of infer from the lack
Speaker 4: of information that she shared about her decision that whatever
Speaker 4: it was probably would have caused more conflict, and she
Speaker 4: was trying to avoid that too.
Speaker 5: Well. Since the border governors are nominated by the President,
Speaker 5: confirmed by the Senate, I can only imagine Donald Trump
Speaker 5: will get a an interest rate cut hawk in the
Speaker 5: queue for this. How quickly can this turn around before
Speaker 5: the next vote.
Speaker 4: That's That's something I'm not sure to be able to
Speaker 4: be quite honest on that. Yeah, I'm not going to
Speaker 4: claim to be a civics expert. However, yes, I would
Speaker 4: say that President Trump definitely has and he's not the
Speaker 4: only one. Lots of presidents, of course, want people to
Speaker 4: align with their thinking. He's just been the loudest about it.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I would be fairly confident saying whoever gets
Speaker 4: nominated is gonna be pretty well in support of Donald
Speaker 4: Trump's different perspective. At the same time, remember he put
Speaker 4: drum Powell in this position too, so we'll see if
Speaker 4: it lasts throughout this person's term.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you made that point because I had forgotten Yeah,
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Speaker 5: labor stats that we're going to talk about here in
Speaker 5: a moment. Obviously, everyone in the community, across the entire
Speaker 5: country included, is talking about that beat down that Saturday
Speaker 5: and the woman Holly who got punched in the face.
Speaker 5: Somebody sent me a link to the gives Send Go campaign,
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Speaker 5: with her medical issues and everything. Three hundred and forty thousand,
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that was a huge attention to get
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Speaker 4: we'll get through it, like we've gotten passed everything through
Speaker 4: everything in the past. You know, it's never smooth. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, yeah, I think this one is
Speaker 4: there's some obvious changes that are pretty much screaming out there,
Speaker 4: and I would say you have three hundred and forty
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Speaker 5: fifteen bucks there. It's like every little bit counts much
Speaker 5: in the same way every little bit you put toward
Speaker 5: your retirement counts. You're going to get a compounding interest
Speaker 5: and return on that, so it's the right thing to do.
Speaker 5: Start planning for your future. They're a little plug for
Speaker 5: getting a financial plan.
Speaker 4: Excellent segue there, miss Trummers.
Speaker 1: I thought you might like that all right.
Speaker 5: Moving back to one of the statistics, that the Fed
Speaker 5: does calculate and determined or look look at into determining
Speaker 5: whether or not the raise or lower maintain interest rates
Speaker 5: where they are labor statistics. I understand Donald Trump fired
Speaker 5: the Bureau of Label Labor Statistics Commissioner because he wasn't
Speaker 5: happy over what he described as the biggest miscalculation in
Speaker 5: over fifty years. What's the story on this one, Brian?
Speaker 4: Well, yes, we all know. When you don't like the news,
Speaker 4: what do you do? You shoot the messenger, because obviously
Speaker 4: that's the solution to these types of things. So anyway, Yeah,
Speaker 4: so President Trump just did something no modern president has
Speaker 4: ever done. Nobody has ever fired the Bureau of Labor
Speaker 4: Statistics head right after a report comes out. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm not in love with this. I'm okay with some
Speaker 4: of the things we've done to you know, to change
Speaker 4: our standing and you know, for example, force other countries
Speaker 4: to pay their fair share for NATO support and even
Speaker 4: up on tariffs, all that stuff. I've been feeling like
Speaker 4: his overdue moves. But stuff like this, to me, just
Speaker 4: completely undermines his legacy. He's reacting to the July report
Speaker 4: showed only seventy three thousand new jobs that was far
Speaker 4: below expectations. But the bigger point, remember the Bureau Labor Statistics.
Speaker 4: What they do is they gather surveys. They literally ask companies,
Speaker 4: how many people did you hire this month? And companies
Speaker 4: will respond and of course, just like any other survey
Speaker 4: you get via email, sometimes you respond right away, usually
Speaker 4: you don't, But anyway, it takes a long time. Over
Speaker 4: the ensuing three months of sending that out, they will
Speaker 4: continue to receive responses to this survey. Yeh, that's where
Speaker 4: those revisions come from. It's not the Bureau of Labor
Speaker 4: Statistics screwing things up. It's companies just not responding in
Speaker 4: a timely manner to government surveys, which you know, you
Speaker 4: can't force him to do that anyway. But the news
Speaker 4: here as the revision was downward by over a quarter
Speaker 4: million jobs. That is a really really big miss. And
Speaker 4: rather than deal with the headlines of possible slowing economy,
Speaker 4: President Trump just decided that that it was wrong.
Speaker 5: Well, and look, let me get this straight. If they
Speaker 5: came out with a number that was accurate, Let's say,
Speaker 5: you know, there's a you know, a gazillion jobs out
Speaker 5: there and the unemployment rate went down that would result
Speaker 5: in the FED not wanting to lower interest rates, right,
Speaker 5: So didn't her initial number sort of bolster the argument
Speaker 5: for lowering interest rates or if I if I might
Speaker 5: confuse on this, Brian.
Speaker 4: No, And that's the slightly frustrating part, Like we were
Speaker 4: talking about earlier this morning. You know, the FED chair
Speaker 4: pal definitely wants He's had a history and most of
Speaker 4: FED chairs have a history of wanting to rely on
Speaker 4: data and not gut feel when it comes to making
Speaker 4: these huge interest rates decisions. So yes, the the the
Speaker 4: actual numbers that were coming out, even these revisions are
Speaker 4: speaking towards Yeah, it's probably time to lower interest rates
Speaker 4: because the economy is definitely slowing and whoops, it may
Speaker 4: be slowing a little faster. Were stomping on the brakes
Speaker 4: a little little faster that we wanted to That is
Speaker 4: a recipe for Yep, it's time to lower interest rates.
Speaker 4: And that's why I feel pretty confident that September is
Speaker 4: going to involve a rate cut. But it also speaks
Speaker 4: to I think it's the it's the trajectory. It's how
Speaker 4: quickly those revisions came down that angered the president because
Speaker 4: it makes it feel like the economy is going over
Speaker 4: a cliff as opposed to just slowing down.
Speaker 5: Well, and that's bad for politics. Great, that is bad visibility,
Speaker 5: bad optics. First, great, job numbers would result are good
Speaker 5: for your politics. See my pot, my plan, my economic policy.
Speaker 5: Everything's working. Look at the numbers. But then you start
Speaker 5: screaming about lowering interest rates. That flies in the face
Speaker 5: of the success you're having and the opportunity for interest
Speaker 5: for inflation.
Speaker 4: So yeah, this president is not very tolerant of really
Speaker 4: any negative headlines at all. So fortunately the market seems
Speaker 4: to see through at the The market came down a
Speaker 4: little bit on Friday, and as we're sitting here right now,
Speaker 4: futures are up about a half point or so. So
Speaker 4: the market does tend to see through this, but it
Speaker 4: won't tolerate it very long. The market absolutely hates it.
Speaker 4: The overall stock market is wonderful at sniffing out blogoney,
Speaker 4: and that it will come through there. If we're really
Speaker 4: trying to tout that the economy is wonderful, but we're
Speaker 4: hemorrhaging jobs left and right, you will see it in
Speaker 4: the stock market.
Speaker 5: All right, But the late your Labor Statistics Commissioner Eric
Speaker 5: Maciner's calculations, which resulted in her firing. It's regular. I mean,
Speaker 5: you said it. It's want to sort of emphasize it.
Speaker 5: It's normal for them to provide revised figures, maybe a
Speaker 5: little bit after, maybe a long after, but they always
Speaker 5: look back and correct the record based upon the actual
Speaker 5: evidence when it finally comes in. So this is not unusual.
Speaker 4: No, not at all. And in fact, I went back
Speaker 4: through the past couple presidents. So of the Trump's first
Speaker 4: administration for twenty seventeen to twenty twenty, the average revision
Speaker 4: was an average increase of seventy three thousand jobs. That
Speaker 4: sounds like a big number in an absolute terms, but
Speaker 4: it's relatively small when you're talking about three hundred million
Speaker 4: people in this country, right. But when during those revisions
Speaker 4: at that time, generally speaking, the bias was up. Those
Speaker 4: revisions usually were positive. Under Biden from twenty one to
Speaker 4: twenty four, the more recent ones about one hundred thousand
Speaker 4: jobs on average, and usually they were in a more
Speaker 4: downward direction, and Obama was kind of somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 4: But anyway, the point is not the numbers. The point
Speaker 4: is that these revisions have happened and do happen and
Speaker 4: always will happen. The ahead of the BLS gets two
Speaker 4: days to do whatever he or she is going to
Speaker 4: do with the data. They don't get to audit it,
Speaker 4: and all that has to come out as basically as
Speaker 4: soon as it as soon as it appears, so there's
Speaker 4: not much chance that she would have had to manipulate it.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go ahead and throw out there that there's
Speaker 4: a zero chance that Trump gave any time to look
Speaker 4: for the data, to look for any evidence that this
Speaker 4: is an accurate assertion of his that the data is wrong.
Speaker 5: He simply didn't like the numbers fair enough. Brian James.
Speaker 5: One more and this, I think this is a rhetorical question.
Speaker 5: Should high schoolers have to take a personal finance course?
Speaker 1: I'm all in for that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's get it out of the way, as we
Speaker 4: said segment Brian, it's been a good morning. We're just
Speaker 4: gonna call that again.
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Speaker 5: talk station one more with moneybody is Ryan James, and
Speaker 5: in a very very important topic, and I'm surprised that
Speaker 5: schools are not already required to require high schoolers to
Speaker 5: take a personal finance course. In a basic budget management
Speaker 5: for the home, you know, small scale microeconomics. You learn
Speaker 5: how to balance your checkbook or otherwise not spend more
Speaker 5: money than you take in. You have an appreciation of
Speaker 5: not over spending, and then by learning that knowledge, you
Speaker 5: can then criticize government and its runaway spending and it's
Speaker 5: deficit spending and appreciate that I can't run my home
Speaker 5: that way? How is it that politicians can run our
Speaker 5: government that way? Turning everybody into a fiscal conservative? Brian James,
Speaker 5: this is Is there any opposition to this concept of
Speaker 5: requiring the some just a semester of a basic home
Speaker 5: economics kind of thing for finance.
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody stands in the way of it.
Speaker 4: I think it's the opposite. I think there's a lot
Speaker 4: of people who aren't in power and don't make these decisions,
Speaker 4: who would really really like to see it out there.
Speaker 4: I saw a meme floating around. I've seen it like
Speaker 4: five times. Maybe you run across it too, where a
Speaker 4: guys guy says me, how do I balance my checkbook?
Speaker 4: Public school shut up in square dance, and that brings
Speaker 4: me per memories. I remember square dancing and wondering why
Speaker 4: I was square dancing, you know, back of the day.
Speaker 4: But yeah, so remember we don't have a Department of
Speaker 4: Education anymore, so there's no there isn't a federal mandate,
Speaker 4: nor will there be a federal mandate. But there are
Speaker 4: a lot of states out there who are doing this,
Speaker 4: So this is not a you know, the article we
Speaker 4: stumbled across with Colorado is you know, is putting something
Speaker 4: in place. They are the twenty eighth states, so there's
Speaker 4: more than half the country, half the states in the
Speaker 4: country out there that do have some kind of requirements
Speaker 4: for financial literacy around budgeting, saving, how do you deal
Speaker 4: with credit and debt, leasing versus buying all those kinds
Speaker 4: of things. And I do know some of the schools
Speaker 4: that I've had direct experience with through my own family
Speaker 4: actually do have some pretty strong programs in place. So
Speaker 4: despite the headlines, I think there's more financial education out
Speaker 4: there that is happening. It's just kind of hitting the
Speaker 4: headlines a little more as more and more states get
Speaker 4: on board, but there never will be a federal mandate
Speaker 4: on this because you just dismantled the entire Department of Education,
Speaker 4: so we will not have a voice from the federal level.
Speaker 5: I'd like to read the Constitution for what it says,
Speaker 5: and there's no Dick Todd in the federal Constitution that
Speaker 5: says it's supposed to tell us locally here in whatever
Speaker 5: school board what we are supposed to teach. That's a
Speaker 5: local issue and it's a state driven issue.
Speaker 4: But square dancing is federally man, there you go.
Speaker 5: You know why, because people take federal dollars in federal
Speaker 5: government always put strings attached on those dollars. So it
Speaker 5: doesn't bother me that the federal government isn't mandating something.
Speaker 5: But this is clearly bipartisan in terms of how much
Speaker 5: sense it makes.
Speaker 4: It is yet really nobody can argue against this, and
Speaker 4: Ohio has something in place too, So we've got a
Speaker 4: situation here in this state where we've already made these decisions.
Speaker 4: So Ohio does require that this goes from July first,
Speaker 4: twenty two is when it started, but all public the
Speaker 4: students who are in grade nine and beyond have to
Speaker 4: earn a half a credit in financial literacy can be
Speaker 4: an elective or a math credit or whatever, but it
Speaker 4: can't be part of their social studies graduation requirements. It
Speaker 4: has to be part of the finance and that represents
Speaker 4: about sixty hours of instruction under law. So we do
Speaker 4: have some rules and standards. And there have seen some
Speaker 4: of the things that are coming out of the schools.
Speaker 4: And I'm actually from my perch here as a financial advisor,
Speaker 4: I like what they're talking about. I anticipated it'll change
Speaker 4: conversations I have with young people in the next ten years.
Speaker 5: That's wonderful news. Now it kind of bothers me. This
Speaker 5: article for California Colorado Education Association, and this goes back
Speaker 5: to your square dancing. If you have time to teach
Speaker 5: square dancing, and question mark why you would allocate scarce
Speaker 5: time in the school teaching square dancing and not like reading, writing,
Speaker 5: and arithmetic. Colorado Education Association had concerns that this requirement
Speaker 5: would increase workload for teachers and staff.
Speaker 1: Oh boo hoo. Well, just take away the DEI.
Speaker 5: Training and workload and your your your training and social
Speaker 5: issues and focus on something that's valuable to every single
Speaker 5: student in the classroom.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and then there's something to be said for that.
Speaker 4: I remember, and I had, I had a great educational experience.
Speaker 4: So I don't mean to I don't mean to come
Speaker 4: down in any of it. But the things that I
Speaker 4: look back on, I remember examples such as when we
Speaker 4: first got computers. When computers were very first a thing,
Speaker 4: the teachers wanted nothing to do with them. I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm talking this is back, this is back before the
Speaker 4: days of Oregon Express or Oregon Trail or whatever that
Speaker 4: thing was. But they didn't want to touch it at all.
Speaker 4: They simply wanted to get us in the room so
Speaker 4: that the computer expert would would basically take over for
Speaker 4: that half hour forty minutes. So yeah, I think I
Speaker 4: think we are in a situation with this stuff where
Speaker 4: it can be tough to pull, you know, a teacher
Speaker 4: out of what their background is. Maybe they know history,
Speaker 4: maybe they know mathematics, but they don't know the personal
Speaker 4: finance side themselves. Remember, I have a job for a reason.
Speaker 4: Not a lot of people know how to put the
Speaker 4: puzzle pieces together, so throwing them in and asking them
Speaker 4: to teach this curriculum can be a challenge.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll take that at face value, but they're adults,
Speaker 5: and they have their own families, and they make a
Speaker 5: salary annually. I would like to think that they have
Speaker 5: the basic skill sets to manage teaching, you know, ignorant
Speaker 5: wide eyed youths, some basic financial strategy. I mean, it's
Speaker 5: not like it's rocket science.
Speaker 4: You know it's not. But there's also a lot of ignorant,
Speaker 4: white eyed adults out there too, which again that's that's
Speaker 4: why I have a job. I love what I do.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that happened, and they're teaching your children or not,
Speaker 5: as the case may be. Brian James, thanks to get
Speaker 5: all with financial for loadan and yet always appreciate our conversations.
Speaker 5: I'll look forward to next month in another edition. I
Speaker 5: hope you have a fantastic week, my friend. Back at you, Brian.
Speaker 5: We'll talk to you next week. Donovan's Cares that's the website,
Speaker 5: Donovan's Care chr is and they do Dale Donovan and
Speaker 5: the team. We're gonna hear from Dane Donovan about the
Speaker 5: car giveaway. They have a car that's been fully repaired,
Speaker 5: ready to hit the ground running for someone in need
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Speaker 5: Hey thirty nine, Here fifty five kr C the talk station.
Speaker 5: Very happy Monday to you. Love when we get charity
Speaker 5: work here on the fifty five KRC Morning Show. And
Speaker 5: I've been friends with Dale Donovan and the crew over
Speaker 5: at Donovan's Auto entire Center and they've been involved with like,
Speaker 5: for example, the Goodwill Auto auction. Dale's been a huge
Speaker 5: advocate over that over the years and helped out repairing
Speaker 5: cars that they ultimately auction off, which helps serve the
Speaker 5: interest of Goodwill and all they do in the community. Well,
Speaker 5: apparently Donovan' stepping up to the playton doing it themselves.
Speaker 5: Welcome Dane Donovan hosts for our auto show over the weekend,
Speaker 5: and you've got a special go on here. What a
Speaker 5: wonderful thing you're giving back to someone in need in
Speaker 5: our community. Dane, It's good to have you on the
Speaker 5: fifty five CAREC Morning Show.
Speaker 20: Hey, good morning, Brian. Hey, thanks for having us. Yeah,
Speaker 20: I really do appreciate it. But yeah, we wanted this
Speaker 20: is another way that we wanted to give back, Like
Speaker 20: you mentioned earlier, you know, we've I've got the radio
Speaker 20: show you know, every Saturday from one to two and
Speaker 20: we help, you know, help try to help people get
Speaker 20: their cars fixed on Saturdays, you know. And but we
Speaker 20: wanted to give back to the community, and we thought
Speaker 20: this was a.
Speaker 5: Great way to do it well, and giving back is
Speaker 5: the nature. It's it's let me real quick here the
Speaker 5: website Donovan's Cares, because you may know someone out there, hardworking,
Speaker 5: single parent and neighbor going through some tough times, somebody
Speaker 5: who's always helping others out asking for anything in return,
Speaker 5: who really needs a leg up. You're giving away a
Speaker 5: twenty thirteen Subaru outback that you've got road ready and
Speaker 5: ready to run. That is correct.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we were any type of repairs that need to
Speaker 20: be done to vehicle, which they were kind of finishing
Speaker 20: them up over the last week. And yeah, it's a
Speaker 20: twenty thirteen Subaru outback, and we will make sure that
Speaker 20: all all maintenance and everything is done on the vehicle
Speaker 20: that needs to be you know, again, needs to be
Speaker 20: done and roadworthy for somebody who's in need. And uh yeah,
Speaker 20: so it's it's been going great and we hope that
Speaker 20: this really takes off. So we can do it, you
Speaker 20: know every year.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, now to that end, how did you come
Speaker 5: across the twenty thirteenth Subaru that you put all this
Speaker 5: work into to make it roadworthy?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 20: So it was a vehicle that unfortunately, it needed kind
Speaker 20: of a significant amount of repairs, right, and the customer
Speaker 20: just felt just decided that they didn't want to repair it,
Speaker 20: so they donated the vehicle nice and yeah, so they
Speaker 20: donated it to us, and we went ahead, and we're
Speaker 20: gonna go ahead and make those repairs. And you know,
Speaker 20: sometimes everybody kind of they all have their breaking points, right.
Speaker 20: Some people will put a hundred you know, put you know,
Speaker 20: one hundred dollars into a two year old car and
Speaker 20: they're like, that's it. I'm not I'm not putting any
Speaker 20: more money into it. And other people will put you know,
Speaker 20: ten thousand dollars into a ten year old car. You know,
Speaker 20: so everybody kind of has their breaking point. But we
Speaker 20: felt that this was a great contender for this for
Speaker 20: you know, this program, and because Subaru is a is
Speaker 20: a great brand and they do truly last a long time.
Speaker 4: So yeah, so it's it's it's been going great.
Speaker 5: So you're you're looking for someone in my listening audience,
Speaker 5: or anybody in my listening audience, if knows somebody that
Speaker 5: is in need of this, needs to get maybe get
Speaker 5: to work. They're struggling financially and they can't afford whatever
Speaker 5: if they fall into that category. To go to the
Speaker 5: website Donovan's d O n O v A ns cares
Speaker 5: one word dot com and then you just nominate someone
Speaker 5: right there.
Speaker 1: That's correct.
Speaker 20: Yeah, you can nominate anybody. It could be your neighbor,
Speaker 20: it could be your your nanny, it could be your
Speaker 20: you know, your elderly grandmother who just needs, you know,
Speaker 20: a vehicle. But yeah, you can nominate anybody. And again
Speaker 20: you can go to all of the informations on donovanscares
Speaker 20: dot com.
Speaker 4: There's a couple of key dates at.
Speaker 20: The bottom as when nominations will start, and then there's
Speaker 20: a you know, we we there'll be top five finalists
Speaker 20: mid August, and then the public will be voting on this.
Speaker 5: We won't be voting on who gets the car.
Speaker 20: The public will be voting on that and that that
Speaker 20: will be uh late August, and then the winner will
Speaker 20: be announced August twenty ninth. So again those are important
Speaker 20: key dates and again, you go to donvanscares dot com.
Speaker 4: It'll have all of the information.
Speaker 20: But yeah, anybody that's in need of a vehicle, we're
Speaker 20: gonna note donate a vehicle that is roadworthy and great.
Speaker 20: And again with it being an outback, you know it
Speaker 20: would be great for a family.
Speaker 4: Oh sure, yeah, but.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we're kind of finishing up the final touches on
Speaker 20: the vehicle and everything's running great, so you know, we'll
Speaker 20: make sure that it's detailed and you know, the oils
Speaker 20: changed when they get this car. It's literally no pun intended.
Speaker 20: It has turned to you ready, they will get in
Speaker 20: this car and they will have a great, reliable vehicle.
Speaker 5: And yeah, it's what one.
Speaker 4: We're hoping to have a great turnout.
Speaker 20: Yeah, we're hoping to have a great turnout so we
Speaker 20: can do this every year. I think it's important because
Speaker 20: it's you know, for struggling families who need to get
Speaker 20: back and forth to work or pick the kids up
Speaker 20: from school.
Speaker 4: You know, it's important.
Speaker 5: So you guys are always stepping up, and I just
Speaker 5: I think it's I think the world review because I
Speaker 5: know that you and and Dale and everybody over at
Speaker 5: Donovan's is always interested in helping out. So the nominations
Speaker 5: are open until the fifteenth, so you got some time,
Speaker 5: you know, as you were talking there, Dane, I was
Speaker 5: thinking of like over on the west side, Brian Ibold's
Speaker 5: charitable organization to Help Squad. They run into people like
Speaker 5: that are in need all the time. So maybe Brian Ebold,
Speaker 5: you're out there in the audience, you know someone out
Speaker 5: there that maybe your organization has helped. You're an ideal
Speaker 5: person to make a nomination here at Donovanscares dot com.
Speaker 5: So if there's other organizations out there, you're on the
Speaker 5: front line. So feel free to participate and throw someone's
Speaker 5: name in the ring for maybe getting this wonderful automobile
Speaker 5: complimence at Donovan's. Yep, absolutely, Donald's Auto entire Center doing
Speaker 5: great jobs. I know you guys do great work in
Speaker 5: automobile repair, and so if you have that need, please
Speaker 5: feel free to get in and help them out and
Speaker 5: maybe we'll have you on next year to do it again.
Speaker 5: I guess suggesting that you would probably be willing to
Speaker 5: accept another vehicle by way of donation when you do
Speaker 5: it next to your Dane.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, absolutely, there you go.
Speaker 5: Absolutely excellent. I look forward to hear.
Speaker 4: About the week that's what that's what we want to do.
Speaker 5: Amen. Public Voting August twentieth to the twenty seventh and
Speaker 5: the Winter announce August twenty ninth. Dane, great job. You
Speaker 5: always do a great job on the weekend program you're at.
Speaker 5: Your knowledge of automobile repairs is just mind blowing. It's
Speaker 5: just like you can't throw you a curveball, man, You've
Speaker 5: always got an answer or proposal for how to fix
Speaker 5: the cards. So tune into the program on the weekend
Speaker 5: stream at fifty five Karose dot com. God bless you
Speaker 5: and everybody at Donovan's. Dane, it's been great having you
Speaker 5: on today.
Speaker 4: All right, Hey, thank you so much. Really do appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Take care, my pleasure man eight forty six at fifty
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