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Speaker 2: Happy Wednesday, Some sad sat Well, we're Joe's optimistic today.
Speaker 2: Happy Wednesday. Brian Thomas right here, glad to be and
Speaker 2: looking forward to listener lunch if we can make it.
Speaker 2: Gonna be at Anderson Public Grill today and usually starts
Speaker 2: about eleven thirty, So put that down if you've got
Speaker 2: some time, enjoy the Fellowship's last opportunity for us to
Speaker 2: get together for a listener lunch before the presidential election.
Speaker 2: Of course, did you watch the debate last night? I
Speaker 2: will be honest with you, I did not, Although I
Speaker 2: did watch the Sanza Landsman debate. Orlando Sanza just cleaned
Speaker 2: Greg Lansman's clock boy. Lansmo came across as an idiot.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw that. I was just
Speaker 2: thoroughly impressed with Orlando. I am biased in favor of them, clearly,
Speaker 2: but in terms of debate performance, I'm clearly the winner
Speaker 2: on that one. And of course, the aftermath of the
Speaker 2: vice presidential debate. It looks like vance chalk one up
Speaker 2: in the chalk one up in the win column. And
Speaker 2: that's from reporters both from the far right and left.
Speaker 2: Get to that a few moments, so I'll let you
Speaker 2: know what's coming up on the fifty five Case Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to seven oh five. First guest, and always
Speaker 2: enjoy having Jack Atherton on the program. The Big Picture
Speaker 2: with Jack Atherd and he will discuss the vice presidential debate.
Speaker 2: Jack joined the program at seven oh five, follow by
Speaker 2: claimont Kenny Veterans Services, Steve Balzo. He'll be back talking
Speaker 2: about the Pack Dack and the Compact Act. More information
Speaker 2: on that. Got to get that info out to our
Speaker 2: veteran friends. It's really important and some amazing opportunities for
Speaker 2: veterans get some help through the Pact and Compact Acts.
Speaker 2: Seven forty with Steve, followed by Oh I love this Wednesday.
Speaker 2: You know I love Wednesday's because the Judge Ana of Polatano.
Speaker 2: But we will also have Congress Smamassi preceding Judgement polaton
Speaker 2: which I call the favorite hour of radio. Congress Mamassi
Speaker 2: will address the national debt and continuing resolutions, his favorite
Speaker 2: topic the FEDS roll in January sixth, apparently had a
Speaker 2: hearing on that this week, and we'll be hearing what
Speaker 2: the updates are on that. I know there's a lot
Speaker 2: of things swirling around, but the federal government's FDI is
Speaker 2: involved in egging people on in January sixth. And finally,
Speaker 2: John Carrey hates the First Amendment. Yes, I talked about
Speaker 2: that the other day. He is on record he actually
Speaker 2: hates America. Seemingly no no, no more question mark swirling
Speaker 2: around John Carry's position relative to America. First Amendment got
Speaker 2: to be thrown out. And it's so easy to get
Speaker 2: things done in authoritarian regimes. Oh, we don't have to
Speaker 2: deal with that, pesky Congress. We don't have to do
Speaker 2: able debates. We just you know, Jijon Pinge just pulls
Speaker 2: his pet out, waves his hand, has a couple of
Speaker 2: people executed, and gets what he wants done. That's the
Speaker 2: world John Kerry wants to live in. And it's really
Speaker 2: scary stuff. Congress from Nancy on that topic, and then
Speaker 2: Judge Ennenapolitano body blows the George W. Bush in connection
Speaker 2: with Gitmo Deal or no deal was like, wow, I know,
Speaker 2: I know the judge is no fan of George W.
Speaker 2: Bush and the torture that went on in Getmo. Obviously,
Speaker 2: he's been on record many times over the years criticizing that,
Speaker 2: and of course that plea deal that was entered into
Speaker 2: with the terrorist in Gitmo, where he was going to
Speaker 2: come out and admit to everything, talk in detail about
Speaker 2: how the nine to eleven the bombings were or the
Speaker 2: nine to eleven terrorism was organized and all that he
Speaker 2: promised that on the plea agreement. And there's some complicating
Speaker 2: factors that the judge will go into about how we've
Speaker 2: set our souls up to fail with Gitmo and that
Speaker 2: plea deal and the complete deal obviously with the plug
Speaker 2: that got pulled on it. So anyway, eight thirty, with that,
Speaker 2: you want to feel free to call in. I'd love
Speaker 2: to hear from you. Five one, three, seven, four, nine
Speaker 2: fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk
Speaker 2: pound five fifty on AT and T phones and looking
Speaker 2: at two sides of the reporting coin nine. I'll give
Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal a little bit more credibility when
Speaker 2: it comes to actually reporting. But I always and am
Speaker 2: fond of the opinion section. Sometimes agree with the commentators
Speaker 2: in the opinion sections sometimes I disagree, and they even
Speaker 2: offer commentators from a broad swath of the political spectrum.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: And I've been.
Speaker 2: Flipping over to Politico, a left leaning website. I think
Speaker 2: most of my friends know that they know about Politico,
Speaker 2: and they also have editorial commentators. Regularly, when Politico and
Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal editorial commentators agree on the outcome
Speaker 2: of the Vice president should debate, you know, there's a
Speaker 2: clear winner, and it was JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 2: So yeah, just a not overwhelming approval of Vance and
Speaker 2: less criticism of Waltz, of course from Politico. But in
Speaker 2: the final analysis, each of the political commentators Holly Otter
Speaker 2: Byne and Steve Shephard, Lisa Kashinsky, Eugene Daniels, Adam Ran
Speaker 2: all declaring the winner to be Vance in that debate,
Speaker 2: and people who were wondering the issue of abortion came up,
Speaker 2: and I think JD. Vance navigated the topic pretty well,
Speaker 2: I should, some compassion, some understanding, talked about how the
Speaker 2: Republicans need to regain trust, and got Waltz backed into
Speaker 2: a corner about the killing a baby and you know,
Speaker 2: the late term pregnancy and what if a baby's born
Speaker 2: still alive? When you tried to abort it. Walt's got
Speaker 2: into a bit of a sticky wicket there. But while
Speaker 2: Donald Trump was watching, the question that apparently was unanswered
Speaker 2: up until last night, a definitive rejection on a national
Speaker 2: federal abortion because Donald Trump has been paying attention understands
Speaker 2: the Constitution I think better than any of the Democrats
Speaker 2: to keep talking about this alleged national abortion ban the
Speaker 2: Republicans are behind, which any smart Republican knows would be
Speaker 2: impossible because of the Supreme Court opinion. It came up
Speaker 2: Donald Trump on social media during the presidential quote in
Speaker 2: bold or I'm sorry in all upper caps some part
Speaker 2: of its bold. Everyone knows I would not support a
Speaker 2: federal abortion ban under any circumstances, and would in fact
Speaker 2: veto it. And here's where Donald Trump understands the situation
Speaker 2: in terms of the law and what the Constitution allows
Speaker 2: and does not allow. The Constitution does not give the
Speaker 2: federal government power of this topic. So say at the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court it's a state issue. Here's where he says,
Speaker 2: because it is up to the states to decide based
Speaker 2: on the will of their voters, the will of the people.
Speaker 2: Like Ronald Reagan, for me. I fully support the three
Speaker 2: exceptions for rape incests in the life of the mother.
Speaker 2: I do not support the democratic radical position of late
Speaker 2: term abortion, like, as an example, in the seventh, eighth,
Speaker 2: or ninth month, or in case there's any question, the
Speaker 2: possibility of execution of the baby after birth. Thank you
Speaker 2: for your attention to this matter. Exclamation point close quote
Speaker 2: Donald J.
Speaker 1: Trump.
Speaker 2: So people were clamoring for the definitive response from Donald
Speaker 2: Trump on that topic. There it is, and he's right,
Speaker 2: And it doesn't matter what Donald trump position is on abortion.
Speaker 2: As president of the United States of America, he can
Speaker 2: of course advocate for it or against it, but he
Speaker 2: has no control over the law regarding abortion.
Speaker 1: It's in the state's hands.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Ohio, where we have a constitutional right to
Speaker 2: an abortion under a pretty broad set of circumstances. Voter referendum.
Speaker 2: Voter's got what they wanted on that one, apparently, I guess. Anyway,
Speaker 2: some of the observations from the debate A great opportunity
Speaker 2: need to talk about since Iran launched missiles into Israel
Speaker 2: fairly unsuccessfully, looks like World War three breaking out. Of course,
Speaker 2: we'll be talking about that this morning. Would you support
Speaker 2: a preemptive strike on Iran if that's what the Prime
Speaker 2: Minister of Israel said he was going to do. Waltz
Speaker 2: didn't answer the question, apparently, just danced around it, used
Speaker 2: a lot of time to blame Donald Trump for leaving
Speaker 2: a more dangerous Iran walking away from the twenty fifteen
Speaker 2: nuclear agreement. Vance said, clearly and succinctly, it's up to
Speaker 2: Israel to choose what it needs to do to defend
Speaker 2: itself in the US ought to support Israel's decision. Boom
Speaker 2: answer the question, it's always nice. And then the fact checking,
Speaker 2: the one big, the one big revelation of that slight
Speaker 2: bias on the part of CBS and Margaret Brennan when
Speaker 2: it was said ahead of time that there would be
Speaker 2: no fact checking. What does Margaret Brennan do? She interjects
Speaker 2: the fact clearing up the record and fact checking something
Speaker 2: Vance said relatively. Springfield Ohio and the immigration situation. So
Speaker 2: after the exchange from Waltz and Vance, just to clarify
Speaker 2: for our viewers, Springfield, Ohio does have a large number
Speaker 2: of Asian migrants who have legal status temporary protected status.
Speaker 2: Obviously an effort to well, I guess prejudice viewers against
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. And of course Vance's position hmm, which is
Speaker 2: Biden administration shouldn't have made it so easy for them
Speaker 2: to obtain this status. Margaret Vance interrupted as they attempted
Speaker 2: to move away from that subject matter and onto another topic.
Speaker 1: Margaret, the rules were.
Speaker 2: The rules were that you guys weren't going to fact check,
Speaker 2: and since you're fact checking me, I think it's important
Speaker 2: to say what's actually going on. So there's an application
Speaker 2: called CBP one app where you can go on as
Speaker 2: an illegal immigrant to apply for asylum or apply for
Speaker 2: parole and be granted legal status at the way eve
Speaker 2: of a Kamala Harris open border wand that is not
Speaker 2: a person coming in applying for a green card and
Speaker 2: waiting for ten years.
Speaker 4: Hmmm.
Speaker 2: Brennan interjected, Oh, thank you, senator for describing the legal process.
Speaker 2: We have so much to get to, senator, and as
Speaker 2: Vance persisted a little bit, Waltz endeavored to chime in,
Speaker 2: and then that's when they shut the microphones off. Gentlemen,
Speaker 2: the audience can't hear you because your MIC's art cut
Speaker 2: and at that point, no more fact checking.
Speaker 1: So well done. JD.
Speaker 2: Vans for shooting down her efforts to steer the direction
Speaker 2: of the conversation in a direction that made, of course,
Speaker 2: the Republican side of the ledger look worse.
Speaker 1: It didn't work.
Speaker 2: Kim Straussler with The Journal observed that Democrats thought Waltz
Speaker 2: needed to provide something more than Kamala Harris's words, oud
Speaker 2: sound bite answers to questions on policies and positions. No
Speaker 2: one knows where Harris is, It's observed Waltz maybe was
Speaker 2: sent in to do the job of filling in the blanks.
Speaker 1: He didn't do it. She said.
Speaker 2: The Minnesota missed the memo. Only a few questions into
Speaker 2: the bait, the Walt's formula became clear deflect on any
Speaker 2: Harris plans, and then turned to attack Trump. Would miss
Speaker 2: Harris support a preemptist strike on Iran? Look at those
Speaker 2: dumb Trump tweets. What's the Harris climate and energy plan?
Speaker 2: Mister Trump called climate change hoax? How can we handle
Speaker 2: the border mister Trump argued against the border bill. She
Speaker 2: said this performance would gratify anti Trumper's and might speak
Speaker 2: to some Americans who decided to vote on questions of character,
Speaker 2: but many other viewers probably left with the strong impression
Speaker 2: that Walts was evading questions about his own team's policies,
Speaker 2: especially given Jade Vance's clear answers on Trump's plans, it's
Speaker 2: now impossible to believe. She observes that this strategy by
Speaker 2: miss Harris is anything other than deliberate. The campaign knows
Speaker 2: them Americans are curious, but also that its ideas amount
Speaker 2: to a supersized version of the unpopular Biden agenda of
Speaker 2: more spending, big government, border chaos, and the Green New Deal.
Speaker 2: So the goal is to say as little as possible.
Speaker 2: Mister Watts at least followed campaign orders five point seventeen
Speaker 2: fifty five KRCD talk station and not as not as
Speaker 2: much praise over at the Politico and all their their commentators,
Speaker 2: but again Vance chalking it up in the win column
Speaker 2: from their perspective as well. Five one, three, seven, four
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Speaker 2: If you want to say it's sick, can be saying
Speaker 2: it it is. Listener lunch on Wednesday. Keep in mind,
Speaker 2: because I'm hoping to see a lot of people today
Speaker 2: at Dianason pum MC grow have nice political conversations and
Speaker 2: get in uh ex I for the upcoming presidential election.
Speaker 2: Still can't believe we're just like thirty days away a
Speaker 2: little more. It just absolutely amazes me so much has happened.
Speaker 2: I think afore, you know, like almost four years of
Speaker 2: the Morning Show to the Biden administration and it's already
Speaker 2: almost over. It's the passage of time. When you get older,
Speaker 2: it just it goes by so much quicker then you
Speaker 2: perceived time when you're a young person. So anyway, sorry
Speaker 2: about that. But speaking of fact checking, there wasn't an
Speaker 2: opportunity to do the fact checking. But during the debate,
Speaker 2: Waltz claimed that the Trump era tax cuts predominantly went
Speaker 2: to top guys, the top guys benefit of America's wealthy was
Speaker 2: his words, top guys.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump made a promise, and I'll give you this.
Speaker 1: He kept it.
Speaker 2: He looked, he took books to mar al Lago said
Speaker 2: you're rich as hell, I'm going to give you a
Speaker 2: tax cut. What happened there was an eight trillion dollar
Speaker 2: increase in the national debt, the largest everyge.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: Walls is complaining about the national debt increasing under the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. He has the number wrong, But the idea
Speaker 2: that any Democrat could be concerned about fiscal policy and
Speaker 2: being fiscally responsible is just laughable. Anyhow, and that was
Speaker 2: one of my main criticisms from the Trump administration. You know,
Speaker 2: I've been on record multiple times. How is it that
Speaker 2: our debt went up so much under a Republican president? Anyhow,
Speaker 2: no one's in the mood to God's spending. It's pretty obvious.
Speaker 2: We'll talk with Congress and Massey about that later this morning.
Speaker 2: Waltz went on, Now he's proposing a twenty percent consumption
Speaker 2: sales tax, and everything we bring in everyone agrees in,
Speaker 2: including businesses, it will be destabilizing, would increase inflation, potentially
Speaker 2: lead to a recession.
Speaker 1: That's Walts.
Speaker 2: However, according to December September twenty twenty report from the
Speaker 2: US Senate Committee on Finance, middle income Americans are the
Speaker 2: ones I saw the biggest decrease in total tax liability
Speaker 2: between twenty seventeen and twenty eighteen, and when the tax
Speaker 2: cups and jogs at went into effect. Data notes that
Speaker 2: Americans with annual incomes between fifty and one hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars saw tax liability drop twice as much as Americans
Speaker 2: who make a million dollars or more.
Speaker 1: Hmmm. In response, JD.
Speaker 2: Vance had this to say, Tim admirably admits that they
Speaker 2: want to on to do the Trump tax cuts, But
Speaker 2: if you look at what it was so different about
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's tax cuts, even from previous Republican tax cut plans,
Speaker 2: it's that a lot of those resources went to giving
Speaker 2: more take home pay to middle class and working class Americans.
Speaker 2: I think you got a tough job here. Vance went
Speaker 2: on to say, because you've got to play whack them mole.
Speaker 2: You've got to pretend that Donald Trump didn't deliver rising
Speaker 2: take home pay, which of course he did. You got
Speaker 2: to pretend that Donald Trump didn't deliver lower inflation, which
Speaker 2: of course he did. And then he simultaneously got to
Speaker 2: defend Kamala Harris as atrocious economic record which has made gas,
Speaker 2: groceries and housing unaffordable for American citizens. Well stated, so,
Speaker 2: post debate fact checking is okay. Mid debate fact checking
Speaker 2: was under the rules for the debate last night for
Speaker 2: about of course, when the fact checking come up you
Speaker 2: knew it was going to be against the Republican coming
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Speaker 2: with Iran now World War three breaking out question mark.
Speaker 2: A lot of folks suggesting this is the opportunity to
Speaker 2: get rid of the Iranian nuclear processing facilities, the bomb
Speaker 2: making facilities. Question do we have arms? Are there bunker
Speaker 2: busting bombs big enough to reach down into the depths
Speaker 2: of the planet where Iran is building its nuclear weapons
Speaker 2: someday out there with military knowledge, Go let me know
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Speaker 2: stri state farmers big impact on agriculture in the tri State,
Speaker 2: which could turn in turn impact the cost to fill
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Speaker 2: have been facing here in Ohio strong winds or damaging crops.
Speaker 2: Garver family farm harvested their field ahead of the arrival
Speaker 2: of the bad weather, but has not changed what has
Speaker 2: been a challenging year for the people who grow the
Speaker 2: food that ends up on your tables, they report. They
Speaker 2: said the drought impacted water levels on the Mississippi River,
Speaker 2: meaning barges they used to export their harvests couldn't be
Speaker 2: loaded to capacity because they hit the riverbed after jumping
Speaker 2: hurdles with the drought and the river levels, winds from
Speaker 2: the hurricane level the crops to the east, making them
Speaker 2: difficult for farmers to harvest. Garbas said, you know Mount
Speaker 2: Oraberra and so forth. I've heard that the drought was
Speaker 2: more severe in that area. So feel for those people
Speaker 2: because my brother Mike and I have experienced that. Last
Speaker 2: time we had something that severe was around nineteen eighty three,
Speaker 2: very very very stressful time to see something like you
Speaker 2: put your hard work into and all you can do
Speaker 2: is just watch it wither and suffer.
Speaker 1: It's very hard. Yeah, we were.
Speaker 2: My wife and I commented regularly about how terrible the
Speaker 2: corn crop looked everywhere we went before the rain showed up,
Speaker 2: because of course we were short on rain, so there
Speaker 2: were crops that are already damaged due to weather.
Speaker 1: We have.
Speaker 2: Other pressures inflation and what the hurricanes floodwaters have done
Speaker 2: to farmers. Your grocery budget may soon need an adjustment.
Speaker 2: That's reported. Oh, I had the port closure to the
Speaker 2: problems associated with getting a fresh produce into your neighborhood
Speaker 2: grocery store, and we might be facing a bit of
Speaker 2: a crisis here. Hate to be gloom and doomy about it,
Speaker 2: but that's reality. One person dad after a shooting in
Speaker 2: north Amone happened on yesterday one hundred block a glenn
Speaker 2: Ridge Place. Since they pleased, some district force showed up
Speaker 2: at the call around eight pm. Officers that a fifty
Speaker 2: three year old man had been killed. Police say the
Speaker 2: car found of the scene was involved in the shooting.
Speaker 2: Officers hadn't released suspect information yet, so details more details
Speaker 2: I presume will follow. I suppose if you have any
Speaker 2: information about that, give Crimesoppers a call it.
Speaker 1: Three five, two thirty forty. Yeah. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Do we give the award to an eighteen year old
Speaker 2: kid calling in a threat? Joe, he's an adult, he's eligible.
Speaker 2: Another threat made to Tri State School probably heard at
Speaker 2: top of our news, resulting in the arrest of a student.
Speaker 2: Holly Hanzel, spokesman for the taliwan To School, said the
Speaker 2: threat was made late Monday evening investigated throughout the night.
Speaker 2: Hamilton Police said the eighteen year old Kenneth Cartwright has
Speaker 2: been accused of posting a threat on Snapchat toward the
Speaker 2: Tallewanto High School.
Speaker 1: Court to the report.
Speaker 2: Says Cartwright quote posted a picture of himself with the
Speaker 2: caption do.
Speaker 1: Not come to school tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I'm shooting the f wording place up close quote not
Speaker 2: mincing words on that. Police confirmed the Cartwright is a student.
Speaker 2: While the threat was deemed as not credible, additional law
Speaker 2: enforcement was on campus yesterday as a precaution. Court of
Speaker 2: the statement, She said, a threat of this nature is
Speaker 2: very serious criminal offense. The school district will pursue all
Speaker 2: disciplinary measures. This person is also facing serious criminal charges
Speaker 2: in Butler County. Cartwright, for his part, now is behind
Speaker 2: bars in the Butler County Jail facing one kind of
Speaker 2: making terroristic threats, a third degree felony. Of course, he
Speaker 2: joins the list of a whole bunch of other students
Speaker 2: have recently been arrested in the tri State after making
Speaker 2: threats against schools or having weapons on school grounds.
Speaker 6: Perios, the biggest douche of the universe, in all the galaxies,
Speaker 6: there's no bigger douche than you.
Speaker 1: You've reached the top, the pinnacle of douche.
Speaker 4: Dum good going douce.
Speaker 7: Your dreams have come true.
Speaker 2: And someone who can share the award The person who
Speaker 2: destroyed a park bathroom place you know the Kentucky looking
Speaker 2: for answers after a park bathroom severely and intentionally damaged. Hell,
Speaker 2: it looks like they took a sledgehammer to the thing.
Speaker 2: Edrew Police say the restroom by the Tennis Courts President's
Speaker 2: Park destroyed by a person or group of people. Investigative
Speaker 2: believe the incident took place September twenty eighth, between seven
Speaker 2: pm and ten pm. Photos posted online by the police
Speaker 2: show the mirror windows completely shattered. Objects appear to be
Speaker 2: rocks on the ground and the sink and the toilet
Speaker 2: completely smashed. So officers are asking residents to live between
Speaker 2: Turkey Foot Road and Colony Drive to check their doorbell
Speaker 2: security cameras to see if they have any recordings of
Speaker 2: suspicious activity. Writing online, the police said we were particularly
Speaker 2: interested in any footage showing juvenile subjects wearing red shirts
Speaker 2: and shorts. Someone somewhere in our community has information or
Speaker 2: a tip that can hold that person or persons accountable.
Speaker 2: Suspects will be criminally charged to say the police. If
Speaker 2: anyone is information, please call the Edgewood Police Department non
Speaker 2: emergency number eight five nine three five six thirty one
Speaker 2: ninety one. Yeah, I don't think their allowance is going
Speaker 2: to cover that. I presume it's a bunch of punk kids.
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Speaker 2: That's time for a stacker stupid this Wednesday, and why
Speaker 2: not normally steer clear a celebrity news, but when it's
Speaker 2: in the stack of stupid, we kind of make an
Speaker 2: exception in this morning, two celebrities making it to the
Speaker 2: stack of.
Speaker 1: Stud let's shart. We'll start with Sean.
Speaker 2: Diddy comes, yes, indeed now facing Teez Louise. So far
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty accusers.
Speaker 8: What the happens?
Speaker 1: He is in hot water.
Speaker 2: At news conference yesterday, Texas based attorney, pretty famous guy apparently,
Speaker 2: Tony Busby said he represents now one hundred and twenty accusers.
Speaker 2: Allegations against Sean Diddy comes going back more than twenty years,
Speaker 2: and he's got a whole lot more clients. He's gonna
Speaker 2: unfold here in the near future. Stead of the news contents,
Speaker 2: we will the enablers who enable this conduct behind closed doors.
Speaker 2: We will pursue this matter no matter who. The evidence
Speaker 2: implicates a lot of veiled threats built into this statement, folks,
Speaker 2: many powerful people, many dirty secrets, pointing out his team
Speaker 2: has collected pictures, video texts, allegations will include, in his words,
Speaker 2: violent sexual assault or rape, facilitated sex with a controlled substance,
Speaker 2: dissemination of video recording, sexual abuse of miners. He said,
Speaker 2: it's a long list already, but it's because of the
Speaker 2: nature of this case. We're going to make sure, damn
Speaker 2: sure we are right before we do that these names
Speaker 2: will shock you. Referring to the celebrity names that apparently
Speaker 2: he's got a list of involved in all this. He
Speaker 2: said more than three thousand individuals have come to his
Speaker 2: office with accusations against Comms, and then he plans to
Speaker 2: begin filing lawsuits in a multiple states within the next
Speaker 2: thirty days, saying that he will name those other defendants
Speaker 2: at a later date. The other defendant that will shock you, apparently.
Speaker 2: Among his new group of accusers, Busby said, sixty two
Speaker 2: percent identify as African American. They hail from more than
Speaker 2: twenty five states, the majority coming from New York, California, Georgia,
Speaker 2: and Florida. Twenty five of the accusers were miners at
Speaker 2: the time of the alleged incidents, and the lawyer further
Speaker 2: claimed that one of the accusers was as young as
Speaker 2: nine years old at the time of the alleged incident.
Speaker 8: What the hell hm.
Speaker 2: HM COM's currently being detained at the Metropolitan Detention Center
Speaker 2: in Brooklyn. They denied him bail, comes repeated that has
Speaker 2: fleeted not guilty, and his lawyers have said that he
Speaker 2: is innocent of all charges. I was waiting to figure
Speaker 2: out which SoundBite you were going to go on with that, Joe.
Speaker 2: I thought it was going to be Liam with whatever whatever.
Speaker 2: So you don't have a whole lot of faith in
Speaker 2: Diddy's defense team. Huh no, thanks dad.
Speaker 9: Oh.
Speaker 2: Another celebrities, green Day, has been banned from two Las
Speaker 2: Vegas radio stations playlists after Billy Joe Armstrong, lead singer
Speaker 2: green Day called their city an s whole.
Speaker 1: I know skeep your stupid amout.
Speaker 10: A been.
Speaker 2: J Rowler gour to San Francisco Bay area news station
Speaker 2: k r O N four k ron four punk singers
Speaker 2: said quote, we don't take s from people like effing
Speaker 2: John Fisher. I hate Las Vegas. It's the worst shole
Speaker 2: in America, I clearly, and so the radio station not
Speaker 2: taken kindly to the comments. With radio station KMOP came
Speaker 2: up ninety three riding on the Instagram. We have pulled
Speaker 2: any and all Green Day from our playlist. It's not us, Billy,
Speaker 2: it's you, not the Las Vegas radio station X whatdo simply,
Speaker 2: also obviously distressed by Armstrong's comments, writing on their website, quote, well,
Speaker 2: since the city heard him loud and clear, an X
Speaker 2: one of seven point five is not having it. A
Speaker 2: response to Armstrong's inflammatory comments, the station is banning all
Speaker 2: Green Day music effective immediately. Considering he played a pop
Speaker 2: show at Fremont Country Club last year, we're surprised at
Speaker 2: his comments. The show was spectacular, but now Armstrong has
Speaker 2: crossed a line with Las Vegas locals, so we're breaking
Speaker 2: up with Green Day completely.
Speaker 1: Bye Bye Billy, no buddy care.
Speaker 2: Well that's why I normally don't put celebrities in the news.
Speaker 2: I used to be a fan of Green Day. Normally
Speaker 2: I don't let politics get in the way of my
Speaker 2: musical selection and choice. I even saw him live in
Speaker 2: concert back before they were, you know, an arena band.
Speaker 2: But on a going forward basis, I think I'll manage without.
Speaker 11: Tell boat Democrats.
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Speaker 2: the stack is stupid. Let's get a naked Guy's not Friday,
Speaker 2: but there are naked people in the stack of stupid
Speaker 2: almost every single day, indeed, and quite often in Florida,
Speaker 2: which is where we go for this. One Tampa, Florida
Speaker 2: naked guy jumped a fence at a Tampa home, ultimately
Speaker 2: arrested after deputy c he put a seven year old
Speaker 2: girl in a choke called why are you doing that,
Speaker 2: before then stabbing in an eighty year old eighty one year
Speaker 2: old man. Four pm Sunday, Hillsboro deputies responded to home
Speaker 2: and Spence Avenue. We got a report that a naked
Speaker 2: guy jumped over the back yard fence and placed a
Speaker 2: young child under that choke hold while she was on
Speaker 2: her trampoline.
Speaker 1: Girl's mom and nearby neighbors.
Speaker 2: Rescue the child with the suspect, twenty seven year old
Speaker 2: Yawn Gonzales, Vasquez took off to another residence. Court to
Speaker 2: Sheriff Chad Carnister, I can't imagine the terror that this
Speaker 2: mother must have felt as she watched a violent man
Speaker 2: lay hands on her child. The bravery shown by her
Speaker 2: and the neighbors who intervene to rescue this girl is heroic. Indeed,
Speaker 2: vescar has learned that when Vasquez ran away, he entered
Speaker 2: another home and then stabbed an eighty one year old man.
Speaker 2: Victim taken a nearby hospital for treatment. Current condition not disclosed.
Speaker 2: Sheriff said the individual evil actions targeted both a child
Speaker 2: and utterly person showed that he has disregard for human life.
Speaker 2: Video shows deputies find Vasquez hiding under a covered porch
Speaker 2: in the backyard of a home near Kimball Avenue who
Speaker 2: Vasquez arrested booked into the Orient Road Jail facing several charges,
Speaker 2: including two charges of berkeley with battery aggravated battery with
Speaker 2: a deadly weapon. Additional charges are pending. Doesn't say anything about,
Speaker 2: you know, exposing himself in public got any theories on
Speaker 2: whether drugs are involved with that one.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's see here.
Speaker 2: Tyler Brawley, thirty years old, in court Wednesday, flank by
Speaker 2: supporters and more than six weeks after police added additional
Speaker 2: charges she was She was in August arrested at the
Speaker 2: school after police launched an investigation allegations a seventeen year
Speaker 2: old boy had been sexually touched by a female teacher,
Speaker 2: taking to Liverpool Police Station in charge with sexual intercourse
Speaker 2: with a person between seventeen and eighteen under special care.
Speaker 2: Charged with sexually touching a person between seventeen and eighteen
Speaker 2: under special care and aggravated sexual assault. She actually accused
Speaker 2: of having sex with two students. Released on conditional bail,
Speaker 2: but re arrested more than a week later, charged with
Speaker 2: a string of other offenses relating to a separate complaint
Speaker 2: enticing to commit offense sexual intercourse with a person under care.
Speaker 2: Also charged with sexually touching a person as I mentioned.
Speaker 2: Court documents indicate she's been accused of exchanging social media
Speaker 2: message with a sixteen year old over a one week
Speaker 2: period in July. Accused of soliciting and accessing child abuse
Speaker 2: material via social media in July and then alleged to
Speaker 2: have engaged in sexual acts with the same teenager at
Speaker 2: the Southwestern Sydney School on another date, also alleged to
Speaker 2: have incited a sixteen year old to sexually touch her
Speaker 2: and sexually touch them during that same time. She is
Speaker 2: also alleged to have incited the teacher to have sexual intercourse.
Speaker 2: What is with teachers, She's thirty years old. Pick on
Speaker 2: somebody your own size, pervert. And Finally, Pennsylvania father accused
Speaker 2: of shooting and killing his son during an argument over
Speaker 2: the family's vehicle waited twelve hours to call nine one
Speaker 2: one while he watched what were described in the complaint
Speaker 2: as religious videos. John Friditus sixty seven facing murder charges,
Speaker 2: aggravated assault, recklessly and dangering another person in a simple
Speaker 2: assault in the death of his own son, forty thw
Speaker 2: year old John Gustitus. Shooting happened Sunday after the elder
Speaker 2: man woke up sometime between eight and nine am after
Speaker 2: hearing his son chasing a cat around the room. Father
Speaker 2: allegedly went to his son's room to get the cat.
Speaker 2: When his son demanded the family's car, the two argued.
Speaker 2: The elder Guestditis allegedly retrieved a three point fifty seven
Speaker 2: magnum revolver, went back to his son's room. Son grabbed
Speaker 2: a screwdriver out of his bed post and approached his father,
Speaker 2: and that's when the younger son, when his son got
Speaker 2: shot in the head. Dad didn't call police right away
Speaker 2: because he thought about taking his own life later telling
Speaker 2: of Vesigs, I'm sorry. He later allegedly told investigators about
Speaker 2: about taking his life. Instead, he watched religious videos for hours,
Speaker 2: which led him to call the police.
Speaker 1: Okay, eight pm.
Speaker 2: East Union Township Police Chief Chris Dimmick, dispatch from a
Speaker 2: shooting call to a home in Franklin Street, said in
Speaker 2: the press release, when the chief arride the Elberg status
Speaker 2: was sitting on the porch where he was arrested, and
Speaker 2: investigators found his son dead in the bedroom from that
Speaker 2: gunshot wound to the face. Suspect allegedly tolled investigators he
Speaker 2: didn't remember pulling the trigger, but acknowledged he must have.
Speaker 2: I guess say he knew his son was dead after
Speaker 2: hearing his son making a gurgling sound.
Speaker 1: He's off to prison.
Speaker 2: Bail quarter of a million dollars set to a peer
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the fifty five Carse Morning Show. Thanks for
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Speaker 13: Oh thank you. You know, I was asked yesterday by
Speaker 13: somebody if Kamala is starting to look a lot older
Speaker 13: and being aged as a candidate, and I said, you
Speaker 13: know what, I don't know, but I can tell you
Speaker 13: it doesn't sound like she wants to do the nuts
Speaker 13: and jobs of the presidentcy based on how she responded
Speaker 13: to the missile attack yesterday.
Speaker 1: That was an embarrassment.
Speaker 13: Reading that statement that.
Speaker 7: She read, in the fact that she read it the
Speaker 7: manner that she you know, as we learned through the
Speaker 7: Trump administration, if you can't since my sarcasm that unnamed
Speaker 7: sources are always.
Speaker 13: Right, that she totally missed the briefing on the upcoming
Speaker 13: hurricane last week and the damage that they could do,
Speaker 13: and she only responded to Trump's response and showed up
Speaker 13: to work for that and just watching how she's doing this,
Speaker 13: she's running as somebody who wants the airplane and not
Speaker 13: the job.
Speaker 2: I can understand your reaching that conclusion. Maybe she wants
Speaker 2: the job, she's just not capable of well the position
Speaker 2: because she lacks the cognitive ability to manage the position.
Speaker 2: I mean, you can want something, you know, I want
Speaker 2: to be an astronaut, Well, guess what, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to be an astronaut. I want to be a basketball player. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm only five to ten and I'm out of shape
Speaker 2: and I'm fifty nine years old. That's not going to happen.
Speaker 2: I want to be president of the United States of America. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm an idiot. I'm incapable articulating my strategy for the future.
Speaker 2: I've got a terrible hardcore left wing background. I am
Speaker 2: desperately trying to hide from people. So here's a word, salad.
Speaker 2: It's all she can manage to do. You talk, even
Speaker 2: having this conversation. Listen to what we're talking about here.
Speaker 2: She's the best that the Democrat Party has got. Now
Speaker 2: they can say that about Trump, fine, go ahead and
Speaker 2: let him say it. But he's demonstrably more qualified answer questions.
Speaker 2: He does have a record that was solid for the
Speaker 2: American people, and he delivered on some really, really, really
Speaker 2: wonderful things in spite of the fact that he was
Speaker 2: basically being you know, crucified the entire time in various forums.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was in a threat of impeachment from
Speaker 2: day one in office. Yet he's old, managed a lot
Speaker 2: of different things, and the economy did really well until
Speaker 2: COVID came along. She's got nothing to run on. That's
Speaker 2: why she's hiding from her record. And of course, you know,
Speaker 2: Waltz didn't do any service last night.
Speaker 1: At all.
Speaker 2: And congratulations of JD Events for continuing to focus on
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris's record. It's a really good opportunity that he
Speaker 2: took advantage of to put the spotlight on Kamala Harrison
Speaker 2: the damage she's done to our country. Moving over, let's
Speaker 2: do what Bobby's got this morning. Bobby, Happy Wednesday to you.
Speaker 14: Happy Wednesday, my brother. With all the things going on
Speaker 14: in the world, I got a couple good things to
Speaker 14: start the day off.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm glad to hear that. Tell me about it.
Speaker 14: East Palestine got six hundred million dollars for the residence. Wow,
Speaker 14: that was a nice little clip for the people up
Speaker 14: there that took that beating from the North Forest, so southern.
Speaker 14: But they didn't claim any thing they did wrong, but
Speaker 14: they still get up six hundred million dollars to them. Well,
Speaker 14: last night I.
Speaker 1: Was just gonna say, I hope that's enough to make
Speaker 1: them whole.
Speaker 2: I I you know, considering the price of real estate,
Speaker 2: and I don't know how many houses there are there.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine the price of a house before the
Speaker 2: train derailment and after? I mean, do you think anybody
Speaker 2: in his right mind would really want to buy a
Speaker 2: house there? So they've lost a lot of they have
Speaker 2: an actual you know, you can you can put it
Speaker 2: on paper type of damages. And whether or not six
Speaker 2: hundred million dollars spread across all the residents who've been
Speaker 2: actually directly harmed by that leak, I don't know if
Speaker 2: it's quite enough, to be honest with you, But if
Speaker 2: that's what they negotiated and the residents are happy with that,
Speaker 2: that's okay.
Speaker 14: And the next thing is this Orlando last night suhredded Great?
Speaker 1: Wasn't that beautiful?
Speaker 14: His political career is as dead as a pan of pride.
Speaker 2: Kick and Greg watch if anybody watched. Yes, I am
Speaker 2: biased for Orlando. Signs I think he's a fantastic guy,
Speaker 2: but that was what was demonstrated last night. The guy
Speaker 2: as sharp as a razor, and Landsman sounded like a
Speaker 2: I don't know a.
Speaker 1: Valley girl.
Speaker 14: It was embarrassing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he should be embarrassed. I hope a lot of
Speaker 2: people watch that. I appreciate Channel five, you know, posting
Speaker 2: that debate. Anybody paying attention to the watch it knows
Speaker 2: who's the man for the job. Orlando Sonza knocked it
Speaker 2: out of the park. Thanks for bringing back out, appreciated Bobby.
Speaker 2: Some positive news out actually out there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, go back and see that.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they've got a a loop of that video debate.
Speaker 2: It was wonderful to watch. Orlanzo just do man. He
Speaker 2: answered the questions directly while Lansman just danced around and
Speaker 2: sounded a lot like Kamala Harris. To be quite honest
Speaker 2: with you, call it dem speak formerly new speak. So
Speaker 2: what's uh? What do you think Israel is going to do?
Speaker 2: A lot of folks are talking about the next the
Speaker 2: response from Israel, and Israel says it is ready, it
Speaker 2: has a plan in place, and it's a question of
Speaker 2: biding their time. And some are suggesting now is the
Speaker 2: time that Iranian nuclear facilities should be targeted. We all
Speaker 2: know they're building a bomb, we all know where the
Speaker 2: centrifuges are. Then I'm certain the Israeli intelligence knows exactly
Speaker 2: where these particular sites are located. Can they actually do
Speaker 2: any damage to those sites if it's decided that they're
Speaker 2: going to strike Iran? I think they're justified in the response.
Speaker 2: You know, like JD Van said it last night, you know,
Speaker 2: if Iran wants to defend itself, we should back Israel
Speaker 2: wants to defend itself. We should back Israel's right to
Speaker 2: defend itself and support them in that. How far does
Speaker 2: that support reach and how far does it go? According
Speaker 2: to State departments folks versus Matthew Miller today speaking with
Speaker 2: reporters to initial assessments, we need time to collect all
Speaker 2: the information, we need time to talk to our Israeli counterparts,
Speaker 2: we need time to talk to other partners in the region,
Speaker 2: and we'll do this over the coming days. But it's
Speaker 2: clear that once again this is a significant escalation by Iran.
Speaker 2: And then when asked about whether Iran's nuclear site or
Speaker 2: sites as the case, maybe we're we're legitimate targets for
Speaker 2: an Israeli strike, which I think that's what Israel's planning
Speaker 2: on doing. His response, I don't want to get into it.
Speaker 2: And this is not to say I'm ruling anything out
Speaker 2: and that I'm ruling anything in. But I would answer
Speaker 2: any question this way, which is, we want to have
Speaker 2: these conversations with our Israeli counterparts over the coming days.
Speaker 2: It is clear that this is an unacceptable attack by Iran.
Speaker 2: There will be consequences. Good question the size and scope
Speaker 2: of the consequences and how big this will become or
Speaker 2: how big could this become Iran and Russia or have
Speaker 2: a great relation relationship now, so would we be bringing
Speaker 2: in the Russians in this conflict if Israel goes after
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Speaker 2: hundred eight hundredywo three talk Yah speaking of the Israeli
Speaker 2: response and what they're gonna do with Iran Journal's editorial
Speaker 2: board kind of pushing in the direction of going after
Speaker 2: those military of those nuclear bases writing Iran and Lisha's
Speaker 2: second direct missiles suldagans c Israel on Tuesday, this time
Speaker 2: with one hundred and eighty one ballistic missiles. All Israeli
Speaker 2: civilians were ordered to bomb shelters, most missiles intercepted. This
Speaker 2: is an act of war against a sovereign state, and
Speaker 2: American ally and at warrants a response targeting Iran's military
Speaker 2: and nuclear assets. That's pretty straightforward. This is around second
Speaker 2: missile brorage since April. No country can let this become
Speaker 2: a new norm. Israel reported a few citizens injured in
Speaker 2: one Palestinian may have been killed near Jericho in the attack.
Speaker 2: A terrorist shooting, possibly coordinated, killed seven Israelis. Work by
Speaker 2: the US and Israel to shoot down most of the
Speaker 2: missiles was spectacular, but it shouldn't have to be the
Speaker 2: next time.
Speaker 1: It may not be.
Speaker 2: In any pause there, I saw some fun facts about
Speaker 2: how expensive it is for those anti missile missiles, the
Speaker 2: defense missiles, And I thought to myself, it's report of
Speaker 2: that Iran has about three thousand of these nuclear or
Speaker 2: weather cruise missiles of various forms, some supersonic or hypersonic.
Speaker 2: You know, they launch one hundred and eighty and one
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty times one hundred and eighty. I guess
Speaker 2: anti missiles. How many of these interception missiles does Israel have?
Speaker 2: Couldn't they just do sort of a exhaust the Israeli
Speaker 2: ability to defend itself by just one barrage after another. Oh,
Speaker 2: here's another one hundred and eighty. Maybe tomorrow will send
Speaker 2: a two hundred, and then after that will fifty. At
Speaker 2: some point Israel is going to exhaust its supply of those.
Speaker 2: And that's what kind of worries me about Israel's ability
Speaker 2: to defend itself. Anyway, back to the editorial. After April's attack,
Speaker 2: Biden administration pressler pressured Israel for a token response, and
Speaker 2: President Biden said Israel should take the win since there
Speaker 2: was no great harm to Israel. Israel's restraint has now
Speaker 2: yielded this escalation, and it is under no obligation to
Speaker 2: restrain its retaliation.
Speaker 1: This time.
Speaker 2: Prime Minister Benjamin and Yah, who hinted a stronger response
Speaker 2: in a statement to the israel Is quote, Iran made
Speaker 2: a big mistake and it will pay for it.
Speaker 1: Regiment.
Speaker 2: Iran doesn't understand our determination to defend ourselves and retaliate
Speaker 2: against our enemies. Close quote citing Hamas and his Balla
Speaker 2: leaders who've been killed since October seventh, said, and there
Speaker 2: are probably those in Tehran who don't understand this. They
Speaker 2: will understand. Question, But does Biden understand or whoever his
Speaker 2: running the presidency? I have to interject. Iran's active war
Speaker 2: is an opening to do considerable damage to the razime's
Speaker 2: missile program, drone plants, and nuclear sites. This is a
Speaker 2: test for a president who's been unwilling even to enforce oil.
Speaker 1: Sanctions against Iran.
Speaker 2: It's also a chance to restore at least a measure
Speaker 2: of US deterrence that has vanished during his presidency. Prior
Speaker 2: to the attack, Lloyd Austin, Defense Secretary warned Torono severe consequences.
Speaker 2: National Security Advisor Jake Zula Sullivan reiterated the pledge after
Speaker 2: the missile barrage. Having issued such a warning, mister Biden
Speaker 2: has an obligation to follow through or further erode US credibility. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's like putting that red line in the sand and
Speaker 2: then someone walks over it and you make another line.
Speaker 1: Right, Nay, right.
Speaker 2: If there was ever a cause to target Iran's nuclear facilities,
Speaker 2: this is it. Iran has shown that it might well
Speaker 2: use a bomb if it's acquired, and Tehran would certainly
Speaker 2: use it as a deterrent cover for conventional and terrorist
Speaker 2: attacks on Israel, Sunni, Arab states, and perhaps the US.
Speaker 2: Iran is closer than ever to a nuclear weapon and
Speaker 2: won't stop itself. The question for America and Israel leaders
Speaker 2: is if not now? When Iran's revolutionary regime has shown
Speaker 2: itself again to be a regional and global menace. It
Speaker 2: started with the war via Hamas, which it funds, arms
Speaker 2: and trains to carry out masacers like the one on
Speaker 2: October seventh. It escalated via Hasbala, spreading the war to
Speaker 2: Lebanon other proxies, destabilize Iraq and Yemen, fire on Israeli
Speaker 2: and US troops, and block global shipping. It sends drones
Speaker 2: and missiles to Russia and rains ballistic missiles on Israel,
Speaker 2: all while seeking nukes. Escalating this confrontation now is a
Speaker 2: gamble for Iran. With Amas depleted in his Bala and disarray,
Speaker 2: Iran's proxies can't defend it the way they usually would.
Speaker 2: I told Ali Kamani, maybe betting that mister Biden will
Speaker 2: shrink again from defending this civilized world from a dangerous regime.
Speaker 2: Will he be right? That's a good question. I'm not
Speaker 2: necessarily its in getting into war, but Israel can much
Speaker 2: in the way Ukrainians have been busily defending themselves against
Speaker 2: the Russian onslaught with the help of well people who
Speaker 2: are supporters of Ukraine and providing them with military equipment
Speaker 2: and hardware. I suspect the United States can continue to
Speaker 2: do that. And don't forget, if you're talking about going
Speaker 2: after the Iranian drone manufacturing facilities, Russia may have a
Speaker 2: problem with that. That's the other challenge we have here,
Speaker 2: this escalating to a much larger conflict involving maybe even Russia.
Speaker 2: So lots of challenges, you know, it's times like these.
Speaker 2: I'm glad I'm not in the one in the position
Speaker 2: making all the decision and pushing all the buttons. But
Speaker 2: you know, as far as I'm concerned. I'm with jd Vance.
Speaker 2: Israel has a right to defend itself and we'll stand
Speaker 2: behind Israel and well maybe watch them defend themselves. Although
Speaker 2: we were involved slightly in defending Israel from the onslaught
Speaker 2: of missiles yesterday. Apparently our ships took some of them
Speaker 2: out twenty five Right now, Cribage, MIC's on the phone.
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Speaker 14: Aren't you my friend with cribbage board in toe, Sir?
Speaker 2: You're gonna just look for another opportunity to gloat over
Speaker 2: a victory.
Speaker 1: I know it. I can sense.
Speaker 10: Another another day of competition, and you are a very
Speaker 10: good competitor, sir.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's nice for you to say. My win loss
Speaker 2: record does not suggest that.
Speaker 10: If you look on the other side of the border's
Speaker 10: a bunch of notches. I don't know where those came from,
Speaker 10: but you know.
Speaker 2: Ah, you are a superior cribbage player. I acknowledge that
Speaker 2: I'll learn a little bit from you though, so that's
Speaker 2: that's helpful for me anyhow. What's on your mind there today,
Speaker 2: mister submarine or Mike.
Speaker 10: Well, actually, that's an excellent point about odor exit because
Speaker 10: if they were to ever get a government contract the
Speaker 10: Submarine Force would keep them in business.
Speaker 2: Is it true what they say about the odor inside
Speaker 2: of submarine?
Speaker 10: Well, we amine is the number one element in our
Speaker 10: that removes the coach the co two from the air
Speaker 10: and it does have a unique smell as well as
Speaker 10: being totally encapsulated out of them, bringing in fresh air
Speaker 10: whenever you do pop up. But there's a lot of
Speaker 10: times either due to operational commitments or if the distiller
Speaker 10: does go down, and that's making freshwater out of seawater.
Speaker 10: We don't distill any kind of spirits done there. But anyway,
Speaker 10: so the first thing that they eliminate are showers. So
Speaker 10: there'll there'll be time two three days where if you've
Speaker 10: got one hundred and ten of your closest friends taking
Speaker 10: bird baths. Yeah, I could get the odor exit with
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Speaker 2: What you want to yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's uh
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Speaker 10: Speaking speaking of submarines, and I surely hope it doesn't
Speaker 10: come to it. I can guarantee you who does have
Speaker 10: those nuclear facilities targeted is the USS Georgia submarine with
Speaker 10: its one hundred and forty four missiles sitting right in
Speaker 10: Iran's backyard right now, as well as special forces so
Speaker 10: and god forbid if it comes to that, but they
Speaker 10: got to know that. So I mean, if it does,
Speaker 10: I mean, if you think the first go for it
Speaker 10: was quick, you haven't seen nothing yet.
Speaker 2: So do those are they conventional missiles? Or are the
Speaker 2: nuclear missiles conventional?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, yeah, last thing I want is, yeah,
Speaker 2: I don't want to see nuclear war breaking out. So
Speaker 2: are you using them for others to use them?
Speaker 1: Absolutely?
Speaker 10: And concerning both debate Class Night, I did watch uh,
Speaker 10: first with the VP other than I think Tim Wallas
Speaker 10: having his Admiral Stockdale moment, you remember him, went with, oh,
Speaker 10: you know, I don't even know why I'm here, but
Speaker 10: he called him elf and knucklehead last night, and I
Speaker 10: just don't know when he couldn't answer that question about
Speaker 10: Tieneman Square. But maybe he was actually in Nebraska.
Speaker 2: And well that was his problem. I misspoke, he misspoke.
Speaker 2: You said you're a Teneman Square. It's one of the
Speaker 2: most important events, you know, in in in the recent history.
Speaker 2: For God's sake, we thought they were gonna go full
Speaker 2: on capitalists. There was support for, you know, overthrowing this
Speaker 2: oppressive Chinese Communist Party government. Next thing you know, tanks
Speaker 2: are rolling over human beings. You were there or you weren't.
Speaker 2: Were you at Woodstock or weren't you? I mean, this
Speaker 2: is a simple question. Can you can you misspeak on
Speaker 2: being at Tinaman Square when that was going down? No,
Speaker 2: I don't think so. You can lie though.
Speaker 10: So I think it was that Margaret Brennan the one
Speaker 10: moderator's only shiny moment when she did follow up, because
Speaker 10: clearly he tried the duck dodge. Yeah through his initial response.
Speaker 10: So but other than that, I think once again the
Speaker 10: fact checking by the two moderators, I think, and I'm
Speaker 10: glad Jadvans called her out for it, indeed, because it
Speaker 10: was clearly and they got caught at their hands in
Speaker 10: a cookie jar.
Speaker 1: Indeed. So you watch the other debate.
Speaker 10: Too, absolutely, and you talk about the varsity against the
Speaker 10: freshman there, I mean, or Orlando was just phenomenal stuff
Speaker 10: to the facts and Landsman said it sounded like a
Speaker 10: ten year old valley girl.
Speaker 1: You're a liar.
Speaker 10: You're a liar, you're a liared. He'd had no facts,
Speaker 10: and then once again he had his closing statement, and
Speaker 10: that's when he brought out once again. Even Walls mentioned
Speaker 10: Project twenty twenty five, you know, in January sixth and
Speaker 10: then and then the debate was over. But hopefully my
Speaker 10: Hamilton County friends watched that. I can't believe in this
Speaker 10: country people were still considered quote unquote undecided. But you know,
Speaker 10: let's let's get him in office, because having seen him
Speaker 10: at listener lunch, don't know if he's going.
Speaker 1: To be there today.
Speaker 10: I mean, he is the guy. And for a Navy
Speaker 10: guy to say that about an army guy, you know,
Speaker 10: he's got to.
Speaker 4: Go n shot there.
Speaker 1: Mike. I'm glad you're able to watch that because I have.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 2: I was impressed with Orlando Suns before last night, and
Speaker 2: I'm my, he's just gone up multiple notches, and I
Speaker 2: didn't think that was possible because that was he was
Speaker 2: so on point, very fact driven, very I mean professional,
Speaker 2: in spite of the fact that they got bickering a
Speaker 2: little bit back and forth. It was only because Lansman
Speaker 2: just kept going off rails and making wild accusations. Yeah
Speaker 2: he did, he did well, fantastic. I will see you
Speaker 2: in a few hours there, Mike. Looking forward to taking
Speaker 2: another stay at that curribage game and joining some great
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Speaker 1: Take care of Matt. Thanks for calling.
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Speaker 11: Hi, Brian, Happy Wednesday to you. One of the questions
Speaker 11: that uh they asked last night that I've got a
Speaker 11: few SCC and I can cliant words at the TV,
Speaker 11: is uh, the uh they asked Dance about gun violence
Speaker 11: is saying it was the number one killer of teens
Speaker 11: in America's gun violence?
Speaker 1: Is Is that even close to accurate?
Speaker 11: No, there's actually a fact check the other day. Aback
Speaker 11: if somebody else put that out there and it's like
Speaker 11: number five or.
Speaker 1: Six on the list, Yeah, it's kind of where I
Speaker 1: thought it was. I mean it's the number one.
Speaker 2: So so that well, of course that went on question, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: if you say it long enough, it becomes true, you know,
Speaker 2: like like and then carbon carbon is killing the planet,
Speaker 2: even though it's plant food. Say it long enough and
Speaker 2: it becomes true and becomes embedded. It's like religion, you know,
Speaker 2: and you can't turn away from it.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the call, Mike, take brother. Yeah, the word
Speaker 2: misinformation and the word disinformation keeps swirling around my head
Speaker 2: since the Democrats love to complain about that. They just
Speaker 2: want the opportunity to convince you that something is true
Speaker 2: that is not. It was talking about the expense of
Speaker 2: those ballistic missiles and the ones that Iran has that
Speaker 2: they shot at Israel, and then the defense missiles that
Speaker 2: of course Iran successfully used and knocking those one hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty high speed ballistic missiles out of the sky
Speaker 2: that's described here that I got the Guardian reporting on
Speaker 2: this one. Tehran's EMOD and guitar missiles. They used those
Speaker 2: earlier this year. They travel at six times the speed
Speaker 2: of sound. Takes twelve minutes for those to fly from Iran.
Speaker 2: That will be four thousand, six hundred miles per hour.
Speaker 2: Iran said it deployed the even faster hypersonic fat Tet
Speaker 2: two maximum speed ten thousand miles per hour. In a
Speaker 2: court of the reporting, It's estimated that Iran has an
Speaker 2: arsenal of about three thousand ballistic missiles. That original calculation
Speaker 2: a couple of years old, though, so the number could
Speaker 2: be higher, and I suppose arguably it could be lower,
Speaker 2: and it suggested that Tehran may have wanted to restrain
Speaker 2: the number of rockets, even though it was a substantial number.
Speaker 2: They aimed at Israel and shot at Israel yesterday, so
Speaker 2: they can keep a bunch in stock in case a
Speaker 2: broader conflict with Israel breaks out, like a full blown war.
Speaker 2: And the thing that I was thinking about in terms
Speaker 2: of military strategy, and no I'm not a military strategist,
Speaker 2: but they fly, they fling so many of those missiles
Speaker 2: over such a short period of time. Then Israel has
Speaker 2: to respond using, of course its air defenses. And could
Speaker 2: it be that they're trying to overwhelm or exhaust those
Speaker 2: air defenses. The sophisticated interceptor missiles are expensive, and how
Speaker 2: many is Israel have we don't know. Stopping ballistic missiles
Speaker 2: in flight. The task of long range US Israeli Arrow
Speaker 2: three and Arrow two systems, first used during the Israeli
Speaker 2: Hamas war, supported by the medium range David's Sling system,
Speaker 2: the better known iron dome apparently used for short range
Speaker 2: interception like those rockets that the Hamas fires from Gaza.
Speaker 2: I was wondering about the cost of these. Here you go.
Speaker 2: Former financial advisor to the IDF Chief of Staff said
Speaker 2: that an Arrow missile typically costs three and a half
Speaker 2: million dollars each David Sling's interceptor missiles coming in at
Speaker 2: one million dollars, so eliminating one hundred and more missiles
Speaker 2: would easily have run into the hundreds of millions of dollars,
Speaker 2: though the missiles themselves, the ones Iran fired eighty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars each or potentially more. But you see, the relative
Speaker 2: cost to defend yourself is a lot higher than a
Speaker 2: manufacturing of a missile and randomly just firing them in
Speaker 2: to keep people on their heels. So that's the thing
Speaker 2: that kind of worries me that while Iran could I
Speaker 2: think easily if Israel just focused all of its attention
Speaker 2: on wiping out Iran, it probably could do so fairly successfully.
Speaker 2: But there's finite supplies. You know, Israel's not that large
Speaker 2: of a country, and considering its location in the world,
Speaker 2: could be a challenge keeping it stocked with this military hardware.
Speaker 2: Just a concern, Chuck, I see, Chuck, you're on the line,
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Speaker 2: meantime over the phones will go Chuck, thanks for holding
Speaker 2: over the break there, Welcome to the program.
Speaker 16: Hey, thanks Brian. Hey, there's a question someone who's voting
Speaker 16: for Trump. I've heard Trump dodge it and jdie Vance
Speaker 16: dodged it last night.
Speaker 5: I do.
Speaker 16: And the question was about deporting all these illegals, and
Speaker 16: he was asked, what about separating the children from the parents,
Speaker 16: And I've yet to hear Trump answer that, and Dance
Speaker 16: totally dodged it. And like I said, as a voter
Speaker 16: for Trump, I'd like to hear their.
Speaker 2: Answer separating the children from the parents. I guess under
Speaker 2: what scenario, because I know the deportation argument that was
Speaker 2: made is we're going to start with the criminals, because
Speaker 2: it was of course recently made known to well brought
Speaker 2: to the American people's attention that I guess some six
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand criminal record folks are in the
Speaker 2: country illegal, thirteen thousand of which apparently murderers and god
Speaker 2: molesters and things. Now, is the person being removed being
Speaker 2: removed a parent that has children here, if they have
Speaker 2: a criminal record, you remove them notwithstanding the status of
Speaker 2: their children.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't think they're talking about just
Speaker 1: going to Well.
Speaker 10: He wasn't asked about the criminals.
Speaker 9: That's how he answered it. I agree, that's exactly how
Speaker 9: you answered.
Speaker 1: It, right, that.
Speaker 16: He's supporting all of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he question.
Speaker 2: I think the dvanced position was Okay, maybe that is
Speaker 2: the grand vision to repoort all people who are not
Speaker 2: lawfully in the United States. Obviously that comes with complications,
Speaker 2: the logistics of it alone. It would take decades to
Speaker 2: get it to accomplish that. So let's just start with
Speaker 2: the criminals, and who among us can disagree that'll be
Speaker 2: a great idea to kick out people who aren't lawfully
Speaker 2: here in the first place, but also represent a danger
Speaker 2: to society given their demonstrable criminal conduct. So that's I
Speaker 2: think the softening of the kick everybody out position, which again,
Speaker 2: I mean, you may think that's the ultimate great goal
Speaker 2: and it might help or hurt, but it's just going
Speaker 2: to be impossibility, I mean, or a huge long term challenge. Hell,
Speaker 2: it takes ten years to get somebody in front of
Speaker 2: an immigration judge to determine whether they have a valid
Speaker 2: claim to be here. Can you imagine throwing in due
Speaker 2: process to kick people out? They're going to demand a hearing,
Speaker 2: and I'm a big believer in due process, a similarly gargantuan,
Speaker 2: if not impossible challenge, which leaves us in a situation like, okay,
Speaker 2: so then really, how are we going to do this?
Speaker 2: So I think the backpedal position from the Trump side
Speaker 2: now is let's focus on the criminals, and if any
Speaker 2: of the criminals have children, I guess they'll cross that.
Speaker 1: Bridge when they get to it.
Speaker 2: But I don't think that that right now represents much
Speaker 2: of a challenge for folks, at least in so far
Speaker 2: as deportation is concerned. Start with the criminals. I think
Speaker 2: we can all find an acceptable agreement point there. We'll
Speaker 2: work out the others at some point in the future.
Speaker 2: Appreciate that. Chuck good point west side, Jim, welcome to
Speaker 2: the program. Am I going to see you today at
Speaker 2: listener lunch Anderson Pub mc grill, Yes, sir, will.
Speaker 17: Be there with beer, bear bells on. I'm say beers on.
Speaker 1: That was a slip of the tongue on purpose.
Speaker 17: You know, I don't know how that's ever gonna happen,
Speaker 17: getting all these people, especially criminals, out of the country.
Speaker 17: It's just that's a great talking point.
Speaker 14: It sounds good.
Speaker 17: And every time somebody gets hit and t bone by
Speaker 17: an illegal that doesn't have a driver's license, much less insurance,
Speaker 17: and you you would think that's better. But I just
Speaker 17: don't see how anything and anybody can get that done.
Speaker 17: But yeah, I watched both of those last night. It uh,
Speaker 17: the Democrats don't even have a B team. I mean
Speaker 17: between Landsman and I know I pick on that on
Speaker 17: his lapel with the American flag, but that that just
Speaker 17: shows disrespect. I mean, you're you're working for this country
Speaker 17: and you got that little yellow ribbon up there. I mean,
Speaker 17: put an damn American flag on your lapel, will you?
Speaker 2: Oh, Jim, that's fruit? Why would he did so poorly
Speaker 2: in that debate. You're gonna pick on him for a
Speaker 2: la palpin or absence there for a.
Speaker 14: Lot of stuff.
Speaker 10: But you know I pick on both of them.
Speaker 17: But you know, I know Greg Landsman, I could pick
Speaker 17: on him for hours. It doesn't make any difference. But
Speaker 17: you know, did I just sense you.
Speaker 14: Got thing from Papas?
Speaker 17: Did you happen to see that? I know I love
Speaker 17: Facebook for these things. When he put on there like
Speaker 17: a sheet that Walls was writing on. Oh, shoot, he's
Speaker 17: kicking my rear. Must right to look smarter than I am.
Speaker 17: Oh why tampons at Papas? You gotta love the guy.
Speaker 1: Hopefully we'll see him today as well. Oh he'll be
Speaker 1: there today.
Speaker 17: But yeah, that was that was a total Like I
Speaker 17: said in the beginning, they don't have a B team
Speaker 17: and that that's making our decisions in life in Washington.
Speaker 17: And that's a discuss and a slapped the American people
Speaker 17: and right in the middle of the face.
Speaker 2: Well, and if you didn't get to see the Orlando
Speaker 2: Sons or Greg Landsman debate. I'd say it's well worth
Speaker 2: some of your time to check it out, at least
Speaker 2: part of it. Landsman just looked absolutely dizzy and did
Speaker 2: see he looked.
Speaker 17: Like he had some physical problems going on in his body,
Speaker 17: the way he was twirking around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was very very uncomfortable, very uncomfortable, and he
Speaker 2: did a miserable job trying to formulate answers to difficult
Speaker 2: questions which Orlando Sonz had just kept knocking those questions
Speaker 2: out of the park. Look forward to lunch, Jim, can't
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Speaker 2: Jack Atherton after the top of the our news and
Speaker 2: we're gonna hear about the pack Dact and Compact Act
Speaker 2: Steve Bulter from the c CVS Clemor County Veteran Services
Speaker 2: at seven forty plus Congressman Massy and Judge Topolitano in
Speaker 2: the eight o'clock hour.
Speaker 1: I'll be right back October.
Speaker 3: The whole assassination attempt.
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Speaker 2: He is a former news anchor, a former reporter. He
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Speaker 2: Jack Adtherton. It's time for the Big Picture with Jack
Speaker 2: Addad and welcome back, my dear friend.
Speaker 1: It's always great hearing from you.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Brian Hope, everybody as well. We're gonna talk
Speaker 9: about the debate. Sonza, of course, was with fantastic.
Speaker 1: You saw that too, Oh god, he was so good.
Speaker 9: He'll be on a ticket Sunday. I predict.
Speaker 1: I think you're right, but.
Speaker 9: Amesley and I watched the vice presidential debate with a
Speaker 9: pretty big crowd. That's the GOP headquarters in our town.
Speaker 9: And JD Vans's hometown, Middletown. That's right place that's taken
Speaker 9: it on the chin thanks to corrupt economic policies of
Speaker 9: Democrats and also establishment Republicans for decades, as JD pointed out,
Speaker 9: they shipped middle class manufacturing jobs off to China and
Speaker 9: other countries that make things cheaper than we can, because
Speaker 9: those other countries often pay workers, including children, pennies per hour,
Speaker 9: and as Tim Waltz did not point out, China doesn't
Speaker 9: give a rap about the environment. It's been digging a
Speaker 9: new coal mine every week using far dirtier technology than
Speaker 9: we do, and there are only crickets about that from
Speaker 9: the Democrats. Our hometown crowd started out cheering and clapping
Speaker 9: because Tim Waltz started out nervous and hesitant, and because
Speaker 9: JD methodically laid out the facts about Trump forty five's
Speaker 9: great economy across board and the fact that in his
Speaker 9: four years, no new wars broke out anywhere. Peace through strength,
Speaker 9: brother war through sock puppets, like both of the incumbents,
Speaker 9: but Brian is I have to admit the crowd got
Speaker 9: quieter because Waltz gained confidence he was not the arm
Speaker 9: waving loon we'd expected, especially on issues that appealed to
Speaker 9: a lot of women, abortion, healthcare, family leave. Waltz made
Speaker 9: his case citing real people, as Vance did, also speaking
Speaker 9: about his own troubled family, and Walts, I think my
Speaker 9: wife disagrees, seemed like a pretty nice guy. In the end,
Speaker 9: I thought the winner was first our country because, unlike
Speaker 9: the two presidential debates last night, there was not a
Speaker 9: lot of name calling, almost no cheap shots. Vans in fact,
Speaker 9: left a lot of obvious arguments on the table. The
Speaker 9: Marine brought up Tim Waltz's stolen valor his false, repeated
Speaker 9: claim about holding weapons in a war zone. Vance also
Speaker 9: didn't bring up Walt's traveling incessantly to communist China. Earlier,
Speaker 9: walt said he went there thirty times. Now he says, well,
Speaker 9: maybe he was just fifteen, including his honeymoon. Walts did
Speaker 9: sheepishly admit in response to the moderators that he was
Speaker 9: not in Hong Kong or on Tianman Square during the
Speaker 9: Tianman Square crackdown. I don't know how you forget about
Speaker 9: that when claimed and I couldn't believe this. He claimed
Speaker 9: that Trump threatened to prosecute his opponents if he's elected.
Speaker 9: Nance never slammed the Democrats for all the lawfare prosecutions
Speaker 9: of Trump, as well as the jailing the political opponents
Speaker 9: like Peter Navarro and Steve Bannon. And we can't even
Speaker 9: count all of the people you know who jail because
Speaker 9: of not even being near the Capitol in some cases.
Speaker 9: JD also did not spotlight Waltz's awful record in Minnesota,
Speaker 9: like letting Black Lives Matter burn Minneapolis to the ground
Speaker 9: and put tampons in boys' bathrooms. So there was a
Speaker 9: lot that could have been said, but instead most of
Speaker 9: the time Vance and Waltz seemed like two very chumming
Speaker 9: colleagues on Capitol Hill. Waltz used to be there years
Speaker 9: ago in the House and Vance of course now in
Speaker 9: the Senate. Both of them attacked the candidates at the
Speaker 9: top of the ticket, but they didn't attack each other
Speaker 9: or whether you're like that or not. Besides the country, though,
Speaker 9: I think the big winner of last night's debate was
Speaker 9: Donald Trump. If he learned something from JD. Vance, If
Speaker 9: Trump learns to be clear and direct and talking about
Speaker 9: his record, his sterling record, and his plans for the
Speaker 9: future to secure the border and to port criminals to
Speaker 9: bring down and fight inflation by regaining America's energy independence,
Speaker 9: as well as lower taxes and regulations. Fair trade policies.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure about across the board's RAFs, but certainly
Speaker 9: we have to be reciprocal, and we have to retaliate
Speaker 9: when we're being attacked through trade and most important, restoring
Speaker 9: peace through strength. Since Waltz did not go in for
Speaker 9: personal insults, Vance was never distracted the way Trump had
Speaker 9: been by Kamala Harris when she baited him repeatedly by,
Speaker 9: for instance, claiming people walked out of Trump rallies because
Speaker 9: they were boring that made Trump blues control. What this
Speaker 9: means to me is that Trump now has to do
Speaker 9: not another debate. I think he's right about that. Trump
Speaker 9: needs to do more press conferences and interviews. He is great, patient, knowledgeable,
Speaker 9: focused when he goes one on one with people, including
Speaker 9: hostile reporters. And Trump will be terrific at the upcoming
Speaker 9: town hall, probably much better than Harris at her separate
Speaker 9: town hall, even if she gets softball questions we can
Speaker 9: expect from her platitudes and lies. Last night, JD Vance
Speaker 9: to conclude show to how to make Trump's case let's
Speaker 9: spend the last thirty days of this campaign doing simply that.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 2: You know, wonderful analysis, Jack Atherton. And one of the
Speaker 2: things I thought that Advance did a good job was
Speaker 2: was pivoting over and putting the spotlight on Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: which you mentioned in one of the contexts was this
Speaker 2: discussion about immigration, specifically Springfield, and he said, you know,
Speaker 2: the people I'm most worried about in Springfield High are
Speaker 2: the American citizens who have had their lives destroyed by
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris open border. It's a disgrace, Tim, And I
Speaker 2: actually think I agree with you. I think you want
Speaker 2: to solve this problem, but I don't think that Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris does. I thought that was a really brilliant pivot over,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of being accommodating to his debate opponent,
Speaker 2: you know, this mild mannered, sort of cordial back and
Speaker 2: forth they were having, but then pivoting over and getting
Speaker 2: that spotlight right back on Kamala Harris. That happened quite
Speaker 2: a few times throughout the debate, and I thought that
Speaker 2: was well done on the part of JD.
Speaker 1: Vance.
Speaker 9: And as you pointed out earlier, I thought that Vance
Speaker 9: had one of his best moments by standing up to
Speaker 9: a woman. You know, they made sure it was two
Speaker 9: women moderators, Margaret who you know, said the Haitians who
Speaker 9: are there in Springfield are there, they have legal status,
Speaker 9: and of course Vance blew Bent out of the water.
Speaker 1: He did.
Speaker 9: He came into the debate with two huge advantages. First,
Speaker 9: the polls showed that he and Trump are ahead on
Speaker 9: every major issue except abortion, and even on abortion, Brian jd.
Speaker 9: Vance made clear that Trump is not interested in nationalizing
Speaker 9: the issue. And as you said earlier, Trump is now
Speaker 9: doubling down to the spring Roe v. Wade abortion law.
Speaker 9: Trump says, and this was his aim, is now once
Speaker 9: again up to each individual states voters. We saw how
Speaker 9: that went into Ohio. Not so well for us, but
Speaker 9: the voters had their say, and now Trump says he
Speaker 9: will veto any national bill that comes to his desk.
Speaker 9: The GOP's second advantage I think going into the debate
Speaker 9: was the Trump Advance agree on the issues. This is
Speaker 9: not always the case. Maybe the best example people remember
Speaker 9: of running mates not agreeing on issues was Reagan and
Speaker 9: George H. W. Bush. Bush, the elder who during the primaries,
Speaker 9: Bush called Reagan's low tax, low regulation, pro growth policies
Speaker 9: voodoo economics. After Reagan served two wildly successful terms, remember
Speaker 9: he won reelection with forty nine states, Bush Senior ran
Speaker 9: for what amounted to Reagan's third term, and he promised,
Speaker 9: read my life Lis no new taxes. But Bush had
Speaker 9: never believed in that. He thought that was voodoo. He
Speaker 9: did raise taxes, and then he lost his own reelection
Speaker 9: bid to Bill Clinton. Vance admits he did not always
Speaker 9: agree with Trump years ago. He said terrible things about him.
Speaker 9: But remember Trump himself didn't agree with Trump years ago.
Speaker 9: He used to be a Democrat then, as Reagan said,
Speaker 9: I did not leave the Democratic Party. The Democratic Party
Speaker 9: left me. And now that party runs to the left
Speaker 9: of Karl Marx, who, with his co author Frederick Engels,
Speaker 9: hoped their future communist government would one day wither away. Well,
Speaker 9: today's Democrats want government to keep growing and growing until
Speaker 9: it's Overwellinggan, governments of the elites, buy the elites for
Speaker 9: the elites. Everybody else censored. And JD was terrific about censorship.
Speaker 2: I gat it in real quickly here since Iranians, the
Speaker 2: Iranian just launched missiles directly at Israel. Fortunately, Israel was
Speaker 2: successful in knocking most of them out. Last night, Vance
Speaker 2: said it's up to Israel to choose what it needs
Speaker 2: to do to defend itself in the US ought to
Speaker 2: support that decision. I thought that was a great pivot,
Speaker 2: and certainly Israel does have a right to defend itself.
Speaker 2: I think what people wanted to hear that didn't, you know,
Speaker 2: pledge any military involvement by the United States in that conflict.
Speaker 2: But obviously let Israel do what it wants to do.
Speaker 2: What is your take on the United States involvement? Very briefly, Jack,
Speaker 2: because you are a lawyer, and I'm puzzled about this.
Speaker 2: Do we not need it maybe a declaration of war
Speaker 2: or perhaps an authorization of use of military force to
Speaker 2: get involved in any wartime situation with Iran to bomb Iranians?
Speaker 2: I guess I'm wondering from where the authority for Biden
Speaker 2: or Harris or whoever the public masters are is going
Speaker 2: to come to engage Iran directly.
Speaker 1: That's a decision that has made.
Speaker 9: Or Donald Trump. But of course Donald Trump make sure
Speaker 9: that these situations never come to fruition because he uses
Speaker 9: peace through strength to keep everybody in Bay. But yes,
Speaker 9: this is a fraud situation. How many seconds do we
Speaker 9: have to discuss this? It's a huge issue. All I
Speaker 9: can tell you is hours after the original Hamas attack
Speaker 9: on Israel, Tony blink our Secretary of State, who was Jewish,
Speaker 9: was immediately calling for a ceasefire. There had been a
Speaker 9: ceasefire in place on October seventh that was violated. Tony
Speaker 9: Blinkin though, said what we need is another ceasefire, and
Speaker 9: Biden and Harris have said so repeatedly ever since then.
Speaker 9: The Israelis immediately made it clear that what they wanted
Speaker 9: to do was to obliterate the leadership of Hamas and
Speaker 9: also has Beli on the hoofs. And look what they've
Speaker 9: been doing as far as the US get getting a
Speaker 9: bob militarily, I'm as conflicted as you are, But I
Speaker 9: think that we can continue giving Israel the arms they
Speaker 9: need as we've done. You know, the policy of the
Speaker 9: Biden administration is to give you just enough arms to
Speaker 9: keep a conflict going, not to ever win anything. Yeah,
Speaker 9: of course, the United States itself never wins anything. We're
Speaker 9: lucky if we can get out with our tail between
Speaker 9: our legs without getting a bunch of Americans killed as
Speaker 9: we did in Afghanistan. It's very dangerous time, Brian, There's
Speaker 9: no question about it. And does anybody want Kamala Harris
Speaker 9: to be in charge of what may be coming next?
Speaker 9: I can't imagine it. Jdvans did not come across as
Speaker 9: the giant that Donald Trump is. That's why Donald Trump
Speaker 9: is indispensable. But Jdvans, my goodness, he's going to be
Speaker 9: a terrific VP.
Speaker 2: I agree with you heartily. Jack added him, always a
Speaker 2: wonderful thing having on the morning show. I'm looking forward
Speaker 2: to further conversations with you. In the regular segment. We're
Speaker 2: gonna call the Big Picture with Jack add and Jack.
Speaker 2: Until our next conversation, best to health, to you and
Speaker 2: your better half. Love you, brother, we'll talk soon.
Speaker 9: Thanks love well.
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Speaker 2: been reminding folks more today than I've ever reminded folks
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Speaker 2: We're taking them a little bit earlier because why do
Speaker 2: local news when Steve Velso from the Clermont County Veteran
Speaker 2: Services and is in the house and we have all
Speaker 2: this great information to pass along to our veteran friends. Steve,
Speaker 2: always a pleasure seeing you, my friend. Thank you for
Speaker 2: your service to our country and for your ongoing service
Speaker 2: to the veteran community with your work with the Clermont
Speaker 2: County Veteran Services.
Speaker 8: Brian, I can sum that up with ditto same to you. Oh,
Speaker 8: thanks for supporting us.
Speaker 2: Support is what I do because I did not actually
Speaker 2: sign on the dotted line. I have so much respect
Speaker 2: for the people who have done that and in the
Speaker 2: past and have are currently serving. So this is my
Speaker 2: opportunity to help out and I love being in a
Speaker 2: position to do so. So back to the Kliment Kenny
Speaker 2: Veteran Services and what they're doing for the veteran community.
Speaker 2: Find them online, folks, It's Claremont County Veterans dot Com.
Speaker 2: A wealth of resources. It's one stop shopping. In many cases,
Speaker 2: they'll take care of the of the laboring or on
Speaker 2: any work. You just got to reach out to them
Speaker 2: and let them help you. So help them help you.
Speaker 2: Ste you here to talk about the ways in which
Speaker 2: they're helping, including the Packed Act and Compact Act. Now
Speaker 2: we've talked about this before, but it's worthy of bringing
Speaker 2: it back up to the top because this is some
Speaker 2: great stuff we've got going on here. So you picked
Speaker 2: the place where you want to start, Steve.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Brian. There is a lot of confusion when
Speaker 8: we start talking about these two acts, specifically Packed Act
Speaker 8: Compact Act. What's a compact? Is that the Pact Act
Speaker 8: compacted It is a smaller segment of the Packed Act.
Speaker 8: And how does this apply to me?
Speaker 1: Right? Good point.
Speaker 8: So it's there's definitions between the two. The Pact Act
Speaker 8: is a Sergeant first class Heath Robinson, honoring our promise
Speaker 8: to address comprehensive toxics. Only the government could come up
Speaker 8: with the title. So long, just make it the sergeant
Speaker 8: first class Heath Robinson.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 8: He's an Ohioan died because of his contact with toxins
Speaker 8: on active duty service, and we're finally starting to recognize
Speaker 8: even going back to Vietnam, how long have our Vietnam
Speaker 8: brothers and sisters been denied agent orange impact on their bodies?
Speaker 1: For years? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean any other work related chemical exposure would expose
Speaker 2: that employer to liability. I mean, subject to all kinds
Speaker 2: of crazy laws and rules. But you know, if you're
Speaker 2: exposed to chemicals in the workplace, then you're entitled to
Speaker 2: be made whole or otherwise compensated for your injuries. You're
Speaker 2: entitled to get some medical help and things like that.
Speaker 2: This is the same thing. It just took a long
Speaker 2: time to get it to come around.
Speaker 1: Absolutely well.
Speaker 8: And you know, considering back in the sixties and seventies,
Speaker 8: how strong was OSHA? Did we have an MDS of sheets?
Speaker 8: What you're dealing with with these serviceides.
Speaker 2: Not to discount what they have been through, what they've
Speaker 2: been exposed to. You know, I look back, the world's
Speaker 2: a different place. I remember my mom. If there was
Speaker 2: anything wrong with any tree plants rub in the yard,
Speaker 2: you got the ortho chemical product that and you knew
Speaker 2: the crap out of it.
Speaker 1: God knows what was in those chemicals. And you don't
Speaker 1: do that anymore.
Speaker 8: No, you were glowing at night, you became the house
Speaker 8: and like, no mosquito spray? Right, how many of us
Speaker 8: followed the mosquito truck because it was foggy?
Speaker 1: Right? Oh wow? Yeah? Yeah.
Speaker 8: Anyways, so the packed Act, the packed Act. There the
Speaker 8: VA is attempting or has expanded the left and right
Speaker 8: lateral limits the spectrum of what's involved in the packed Act.
Speaker 8: We've already covered the Vietnam era, especially Asian orange, but
Speaker 8: there were many different agents colors as well. We just
Speaker 8: happened to know Asian orange because it was the most populous.
Speaker 8: But even when they recognized this, it was for in
Speaker 8: theater only. But not what they've done is they've expanded it.
Speaker 8: There were people down in Gotamoo Bay that were mixing
Speaker 8: these chemicals, not in theater, but you could imagine if
Speaker 8: you're mixing these chemicals, you have the same impact, if
Speaker 8: not more, of the density of the chemicals compared to
Speaker 8: those in theater walking by the bushes inhaling it.
Speaker 2: Right, that seems to be an unusually odd limitation. I mean,
Speaker 2: were you or were you not exposed? Why should it
Speaker 2: matter whether it was in a field of battle or not.
Speaker 2: It's where it was typically used. But I say, typically,
Speaker 2: do we really have the records of everywhere they used agents?
Speaker 2: We have test areas, we have plantations where they would
Speaker 2: have tested it before they took it to Vietnam. Oh,
Speaker 2: good point, right, So no, animals were hurt though I
Speaker 2: don't know, just a crazy statement. However, the Pact Actor
Speaker 2: has really expanded beyond the agents that were used to
Speaker 2: kill the vegetation to where toxic we use in the
Speaker 2: Middle military to clean military equipment. There, if I start
Speaker 2: PD six eighty trichlora triflora ethane called free on, we
Speaker 2: would use this stuff without gloves, without mask, proper protection.
Speaker 1: We didn't know.
Speaker 2: Well, benzene was a big one as a solvent to
Speaker 2: clean things, correct, Just Mike, I had a friend that
Speaker 2: you used to talk about dipping his hands at a
Speaker 2: can of benzene at work and when they get all greasy,
Speaker 2: just dip your hands in it and wash it off
Speaker 2: as because it would dissolve it, right right, benzene right,
Speaker 2: highly carcinogenic.
Speaker 8: The human sponge. Right, yeah, yeah, thank you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So what this the Pact Act has done is has
Speaker 8: expanded not just the type of chemicals, but locations and
Speaker 8: eras of service, but to include where before we would
Speaker 8: look at Title ten for reservists guard to be considered
Speaker 8: a veteran in the VA's perspective is you had to
Speaker 8: have been activated under Title ten for an act of
Speaker 8: war by Congress. Otherwise, in the VA's nine you were
Speaker 8: a reservist or national artist. There is no particularly benefits
Speaker 8: for you. But if you had that title ten and
Speaker 8: you were activated, it brings in a new sculpe. Now
Speaker 8: it doesn't there's no title ten to it. It's active
Speaker 8: reserve and guard for toxic chemicals that the DoD had
Speaker 8: you working with.
Speaker 2: All right now, the lawyer in me, because I know
Speaker 2: there was agent orange litigation back in the I guess
Speaker 2: early eighties or something, and they found that there was
Speaker 2: no causal connection between the injuries and the Agent Orange,
Speaker 2: at least that I believe was the civil verdict or reality.
Speaker 2: I don't remember enough to know whether I'm right on that,
Speaker 2: but moving away from that just as sort of a
Speaker 2: springboard from my point here. Causation. You know, people know
Speaker 2: that I have cancer. I don't know how I got it,
Speaker 2: but you know, throughout my life, going back to my
Speaker 2: mom with the Ortho products, I have been exposed to
Speaker 2: nine jillion different things. You know, they'll tell you breathe
Speaker 2: in the air is going to give you cancer. So
Speaker 2: how do you connect the injury, the the illness that
Speaker 2: the veteran is suffering and struggling with with the specific
Speaker 2: exposure out in this they're in a period of time
Speaker 2: of service.
Speaker 8: Great question, Great question. I'm sure there have been panels
Speaker 8: of physicians, doctors, specialists looking at these chemicals and the
Speaker 8: impact they would have on a human body to the
Speaker 8: point now where they have presumptive designs, meaning that if
Speaker 8: you have this typical type of cancer, it is presumed
Speaker 8: to have been created.
Speaker 2: So by this action, they don't need to establish like
Speaker 2: you would if you were suing a manufacture of a chemical,
Speaker 2: established that there was a direct correlation between that chemical
Speaker 2: and the exposure. And that's where I got my fill
Speaker 2: in the blank disease.
Speaker 1: Correct. So they've been relieved of that burden. It's assumed
Speaker 1: correct if it's a specific.
Speaker 2: Injury or illness that it's directed to, it's related to
Speaker 2: the service.
Speaker 1: That's right. Fair enough, will pause, We'll bring back.
Speaker 2: We've got more talk about the and Compact Act with
Speaker 2: Steve Bozo from the Klamat County Veteran Services again online
Speaker 2: Claremont County Veterans dot Com seven forty here fifty five
Speaker 2: KRSE you talks today, Shan, A very happy Wednesday to you.
Speaker 2: Got Congressman Thomas Massey after the top of the air
Speaker 2: News follow by Judge Enna Paulatano.
Speaker 1: I love that one too, Libertaring and punch.
Speaker 2: Meantime, talking with the Claremont County Veteran Services Steve Bosco
Speaker 2: Balso in studio Packed Act and Compact Act. Let's stick
Speaker 2: with the Packed Act in spite of the odd name
Speaker 2: of it. It's to deal with veterans and those who
Speaker 2: serve who have been exposed to toxic toxic exposure, whatever
Speaker 2: it happens to be.
Speaker 1: They have illness.
Speaker 2: This will presumptively or presume that your illness is a
Speaker 2: consequence of exposure to toxins. But what then does it
Speaker 2: do once you qualify under the Pactact? What additional resources Steve,
Speaker 2: are available to our veterans out there?
Speaker 8: Great question, Brian one. First of all, what it does.
Speaker 8: It has the potential or health care and benefits impact
Speaker 8: so much so that veterans coming to the VA dependent
Speaker 8: on their conditions are put into priority groups. With the
Speaker 8: priority groups that are lower, you typically have a col
Speaker 8: pay with the VA. As you rise up your priority groups,
Speaker 8: at a point you eliminate col pays. There's focus treatment
Speaker 8: if it's a presumptive condition so that if I'm a
Speaker 8: lower priority group and I have a cold pay, if
Speaker 8: i just go to the VA for health care, because
Speaker 8: I've been connected with the presumptive and the condition, I
Speaker 8: now eliminate the cold pay and I have that healthcare
Speaker 8: for that condition free of charge to the VA. So
Speaker 8: it's establishing that connection between the lower priority groups and
Speaker 8: the condition they're carrying if they're not at a a
Speaker 8: fifty percent above where healthcare is free at the VA hospital.
Speaker 2: I know there are some limitations for who is who
Speaker 2: gets free medical care and who does not. That's of
Speaker 2: course the Climate County Veterans Services can explain all that
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 8: But here's the kicker, Brian, when when you think of
Speaker 8: the enormity of the Packed Act and all the veterans
Speaker 8: that this would cover from Vietnam to today after oif
Speaker 8: OEF listen to this. During a recent live virtual event
Speaker 8: performed by the Cincinnati VA here in town with approximately
Speaker 8: fifteen hundred veterans in attendance, participants were polled about their
Speaker 8: knowledge of the Packed Act and the Compact Act. The
Speaker 8: results of the poll are quite noteworthy. Just over fifty
Speaker 8: percent of responding veterans indicated that they had not seen
Speaker 8: any advertisement of either act.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm glad you're here on the fifty five KC
Speaker 2: Morning Show again to talk about this because we've talked
Speaker 2: about it quite a few times since we have it
Speaker 2: came down, so we have.
Speaker 8: This is the footstomp, right, this is your sixth grade
Speaker 8: teachers stomping and foot saying this might be on the test. Jimmy,
Speaker 8: I mean, this is that impactful too. It's not just
Speaker 8: to pack that. That's also impactful to the localized family.
Speaker 8: And if your veteran has passed because of one of
Speaker 8: these conditions, come to the office. Really there could be yes,
Speaker 8: could be supported.
Speaker 2: So that's why I work there, even though the service
Speaker 2: member has gone on to the next chapter. Oh wow, correct,
Speaker 2: Well that's a helpful information for family members.
Speaker 1: It is. It is.
Speaker 8: It's not oh sorry, too late, Yeah, not at all,
Speaker 8: not at all. Come see the office schedule an appointment
Speaker 8: Clarmont County Veterans dot Com to help.
Speaker 1: You move ahead in this. Now, does the veteran have
Speaker 1: to fill out a form? Apply? What's the process to
Speaker 1: start to get this going? Right?
Speaker 8: That's gonna come with the service officers making the appointment.
Speaker 8: As they make the appointment, They're gonna ask why why
Speaker 8: are you making this? Right, just like when you go
Speaker 8: to the dentist. Okay, you're making the dentist appointment. What's
Speaker 8: going on, Well, my tooth fallout or my tooth is aching,
Speaker 8: or I've got this whatever it might be, right, So
Speaker 8: they need to detail what you may need to bring
Speaker 8: to the office to substantiate that which is going on
Speaker 8: in life to help you apply for your benefits or
Speaker 8: your health care.
Speaker 2: Okay, So for those who are not getting their care
Speaker 2: at a VA facility, they got their own primary care physician,
Speaker 2: they're insured through their employer whatever. They get a diagnosis
Speaker 2: like sorry, I hate to report this, but you've got cancer,
Speaker 2: then they need to go over to the VA to say,
Speaker 2: here's what I was told, So how does this pack
Speaker 2: that thing work?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 8: So then what coming to my office? There's paperwork that
Speaker 8: the Veteran Service officer is going to fill out for
Speaker 8: you for free file with the VA, and then they're
Speaker 8: going to start up there. Really their appointment process sure
Speaker 8: to validate what you're saying, the records from the doctor,
Speaker 8: and then it goes into a sort of an adjudication
Speaker 8: process to say yep, quantum presumptive.
Speaker 1: Here you go.
Speaker 8: It's a way to really quicken the results of what
Speaker 8: you're applying to the VA. Then years past when there
Speaker 8: were no presumptives and you had to you had to
Speaker 8: softshoo the whole.
Speaker 2: Thing, right, yeah, And I can only imagine that being
Speaker 2: had the challenge of the veterans face to try to
Speaker 2: prove that no, no, I swear my cancers because I
Speaker 2: was breathing in age in orange or whatever. Right, sure, great,
Speaker 2: All right, well we'll pause and we'll talk about the
Speaker 2: Compact Act when we return. Steve Belso from Claremont County
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Speaker 2: One more segment here the Climont County Veteran Services Steve
Speaker 2: Belso going through the Compact Act and pack deck. We
Speaker 2: got through the pack Deac, and uh, I know we've
Speaker 2: talked about the Compact Act mental Health services and like
Speaker 2: you can address that, but I know you have some
Speaker 2: other maybe exciting news to let my listeners know about.
Speaker 8: Thanks, Brian, I do I do? I do so, that's
Speaker 8: the Compact Act. Sounds like the pac Act, but this
Speaker 8: is specifically mental health. We talked about suicide prevention last
Speaker 8: week with you, with you, Brian, and had a great
Speaker 8: discussion with the VA that was here with us. The
Speaker 8: Compact Act. What it has done, it is has opened
Speaker 8: up the aperture for a veteran who needs help. I
Speaker 8: need somewhere to call. I'm not feeling well, I'm in
Speaker 8: a dark corner. But it also enables family to call
Speaker 8: on behalf of the veteran as well.
Speaker 1: And that's really important because I think that's usually the
Speaker 1: first line of defense for anybody struggling.
Speaker 8: It's it's family, right. I know you're not acting the
Speaker 8: same thing, right?
Speaker 9: Why?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 8: And I don't have to pin down Billy and tell
Speaker 8: me about this because he doesn't want to talk about it.
Speaker 8: But if I can get him on simple nine to
Speaker 8: eight eight press one. They used to have a ten
Speaker 8: digit number you had to call for support and they
Speaker 8: would flash it on the TV. And if I was
Speaker 8: somebody suffering, was suicidal ideations or PTSD. The last thing
Speaker 8: I'm going to memorize is a ten digit number to
Speaker 8: call you for help. And I'm going to get frustrated
Speaker 8: with my phone out the window.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: Finally we have condensed this eight press one. You need help,
Speaker 8: they'll pick up hit one boom. You're right there with someone.
Speaker 1: With a veteran counselor a veteran understands.
Speaker 2: All right, well, yeah, that makes it very simple get
Speaker 2: the mental health, access to the mental health resources that
Speaker 2: are available to you. And it's good that family members
Speaker 2: can call on the veterans behalf as well.
Speaker 1: Now you have some new information to pass along.
Speaker 8: Let's yeah, let's talk about the second footstomp in the room.
Speaker 8: Many of the veterans who are already enrolled with the
Speaker 8: VA and receive healthcare through the VA know a website
Speaker 8: called my Healthy Vt. My Healthy Vt is where they
Speaker 8: can go in and make their appointments with their doctors,
Speaker 8: apply for subscription prescriptions, receive a refill of their prescriptions.
Speaker 8: But what's happening is the VA is streamlining their their
Speaker 8: presence on the web, so everything is going to come
Speaker 8: under VA dot gov. My Healthy Vet will be under
Speaker 8: VA dot gov. Now what this means is, come January
Speaker 8: thirty first, for those of twenty twenty five, for those
Speaker 8: who currently have a my Healthy Vt account, your log
Speaker 8: in will no longer work and you won't be able
Speaker 8: to go straight to my Healthy Vet. You have to
Speaker 8: establish a VA dot gov account and not with the
Speaker 8: old measures of logging in. Now there's going to be
Speaker 8: two measures of logging in, and one is id ME
Speaker 8: and the other ones log in dot gov. Both of
Speaker 8: those measures are what we call a multi factor authenticator.
Speaker 8: Oh okay, okay, So it's the beginning of So it's
Speaker 8: it's the first it's the first step.
Speaker 2: You log in and they send a text to your
Speaker 2: phone to make sure it's actually you that's logging in.
Speaker 8: Beyond that, it'd be nice if all as they sent
Speaker 8: was Uncle Joe attaxt saying put these six numbers in there.
Speaker 8: Now you need an authenticator app on your phone. Lord
Speaker 8: that and what it does is as an MFA as
Speaker 8: we call it, or multi factor authentication is it's a
Speaker 8: six digit number that's rolling. Every thirty seconds or every
Speaker 8: sixty seconds, the number changes. So it makes it harder
Speaker 8: for someone trying to infiltrate into your account because your
Speaker 8: password with the multi factor extender is constantly changing. Your
Speaker 8: password stays the same. But then on your cell phone,
Speaker 8: you're going to need to open up the app and
Speaker 8: find the Multi Factory Authenticator app, which then starts rolling
Speaker 8: and there's a sign in process to this. Think of
Speaker 8: Uncle Joe at eighty ninety years old who gets his
Speaker 8: meds from the VA, He's probably still using cricket on
Speaker 8: a flip phone. He's not going to be able to
Speaker 8: navigate what my office is done. Over in Clairemont County
Speaker 8: is I have a gentleman who's certified.
Speaker 9: With the VALL.
Speaker 8: If you make an appointment with my office, he will
Speaker 8: sit down with you, help you create your login ID
Speaker 8: and password, and set up up the multi factor authenticator
Speaker 8: on your cell phone. Secondary to that, Brian is he
Speaker 8: has authentication effort or responsibilities with the VA. Sitting right
Speaker 8: next to you, he can authenticate your application right there,
Speaker 8: so that when you leave the office, you're walking away
Speaker 8: with your login ID, you're walking away with your password
Speaker 8: and the app on your phone that gives you your
Speaker 8: multi factor authenticator. But remember this goes dead healthy VET
Speaker 8: January thirty first. Do not come flying in my office
Speaker 8: between November fifteenth and December thirty first, because you know
Speaker 8: the holidays are wrecking everything.
Speaker 1: So the rattle cry.
Speaker 8: Right now is getting the office make the changes now.
Speaker 2: I understand that this is all done with the best intentions,
Speaker 2: in other words, making sure someone can't steal the veterans
Speaker 2: information otherwise access the information through the credit system. But
Speaker 2: it sounds complicated. And then you go back to the
Speaker 2: eighty year old veteran who's been dealing with who was
Speaker 2: able to figure out that current website absolutely, and now
Speaker 2: it's got to go a completely different direction. I mean,
Speaker 2: I know what my mom's reaction will be at age
Speaker 2: eighty five.
Speaker 1: I'm not doing it. Well, that's what I'm worried about, right, Well,
Speaker 1: is that why you're there?
Speaker 2: And I get that all day long, and and I'm
Speaker 2: not to steal the Clermont County Veterans Services thunder, but
Speaker 2: Hamilton County Veteran Services, but the County Veterans Services, all
Speaker 2: of these will be doing the same thing on behalf
Speaker 2: of the veterans they serve.
Speaker 8: Now, I don't know, I can't. This is beyond a
Speaker 8: veteran service officers role.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 8: I have a gentleman that is aside from a veteran
Speaker 8: service officer that does this on our behalf in Clarmont.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you may be unique. Well, this is a
Speaker 2: plead to all the other Veteran services commissions to do
Speaker 2: the same thing, because I can num more on some confusion.
Speaker 2: All right, pay attention. It's been a pleasure talking with you, Steve.
Speaker 2: Thank God for all that you do on behalf of
Speaker 2: American Veterans and everyone at the Clermont County Veteran Services
Speaker 2: Claremont County Veterans dot Com. Take care of mist You've
Speaker 2: always great having you on. Congressman Thomas Massey coming up
Speaker 2: next October.
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Speaker 1: I love when I come into the studio in the
Speaker 1: morning and I.
Speaker 2: See Congressman Thomas Massey follow by Judge Anapolitano. Welcome back,
Speaker 2: Congressman Massy. It's always a distinct pleasure to have you
Speaker 2: on my program.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's great to be on your program.
Speaker 2: Well, I know you want to talk about national debt
Speaker 2: and continuing continuing resolutions and elect You have to ask
Speaker 2: you at the outset, considering we are going to be
Speaker 2: hearing from Judgment Politano not necessarily on this topic, but
Speaker 2: I am going to approach the subject with him. Obviously,
Speaker 2: Iran launched missiles at Israel. Now there's all this talk
Speaker 2: about whether Israel is going to basically enter into, you know,
Speaker 2: a shooting war with the Iranians, go after the nuclear bases, whatever,
Speaker 2: whatever the military strategy happens to be. But Iran did
Speaker 2: go after Israel directly. So if the United States were
Speaker 2: to somehow become a part of this shooting war, would
Speaker 2: they not need maybe a declaration of war or an
Speaker 2: authorization at least an authorization for use of military force?
Speaker 2: Are they going to dust that one off from back
Speaker 2: in ninety one?
Speaker 4: What are we playing t ball here?
Speaker 9: This?
Speaker 1: Yes we are.
Speaker 4: Okay, I'm going to hit that one on.
Speaker 1: I know you will.
Speaker 4: Listen, the Administration said, and this is Sullivan. He said,
Speaker 4: We've made it clear there will be consequences, severe consequences
Speaker 4: for this attack on Israel, and we will work with
Speaker 4: Israel to make that case. What the heck work with Israel?
Speaker 4: Excuse me? The Constitution requires the Administration to work with Congress. Yeah, Like,
Speaker 4: you can't just launch an attack on a sovereign country.
Speaker 4: That's an act of war. Now, some people say, oh, well,
Speaker 4: they can do whatever they want as long as they
Speaker 4: don't declare war. No, that's an act of war and
Speaker 4: we haven't been attacked there. You know, there are accommodations
Speaker 4: in the nineteen seventy three War Powers Act to respond
Speaker 4: to a direct attack on America if they can't get
Speaker 4: a hold of Congress in that period of time. But
Speaker 4: there is no and some people wonder if that's even.
Speaker 1: Concert I know I was going to interject, but go ahead,
Speaker 1: I need to cover it.
Speaker 4: I'm I'm in the same spot there on that one,
Speaker 4: and probably judge to Politano is well, but we're.
Speaker 1: Of like mind on this subject matter.
Speaker 4: But let's say you go along with the premise of
Speaker 4: the of the seventy three or seventy four War Powers Act.
Speaker 4: It's even that acknowledges you can't respond to this with
Speaker 4: an act of war from the United States. So, and
Speaker 4: here's the thing. Congress is on recess right now. Yeah,
Speaker 4: everybody knows Congress gets an August recess. About to tell
Speaker 4: you a dirty little secret, every other year we get
Speaker 4: an August recess and an October recess. And we're not
Speaker 4: supposed to call it recess. We're supposed to call it
Speaker 4: district work period.
Speaker 12: Let's face it, it's October recess. And the reason you
Speaker 12: get it every other year is the incumbents don't want
Speaker 12: to be stuck in Washington, d C. While the challengers
Speaker 12: are running against them in the election. True, so it's
Speaker 12: part of the incumbent protection package that everybody gets in Washington,
Speaker 12: DC as you get October off.
Speaker 4: To go campaign, and of course we still get paid
Speaker 4: for October.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, having even on our books whether or
Speaker 2: not it's constitutional that Warpowers Act allows us to immediately
Speaker 2: respond to attack on us. Doesn't that sort of support
Speaker 2: exactly what Israel's doing, which is defending itself immediately when
Speaker 2: they get attacked. I mean that you're supposed to be
Speaker 2: able to do that.
Speaker 4: Right, They're able to do that, and they need to
Speaker 4: judge whether or not they need to get into some
Speaker 4: kind of diplomacy with their neighbors. I mean, but here's
Speaker 4: the thing. We don't need to be sending soldiers over there.
Speaker 4: We don't need to be launching an attack on a
Speaker 4: sovereign country if we're not attacked, and we don't need
Speaker 4: to be spending money over there either. We're co combatants
Speaker 4: honestly right now in a war with Russia from Ukraine,
Speaker 4: if any other country, for instance, had supported let's say
Speaker 4: al Qaeda to the extent, Well, al Qaeda is not
Speaker 4: a good example, but I'll use it. If any other
Speaker 4: country supported a country that attacks the United States, we
Speaker 4: would call them co combatants. And we are by that measure.
Speaker 4: We are co combatants right now in a war with Russia,
Speaker 4: Yes we are. And we should not become co combatants
Speaker 4: in a war with Iran, either through financial and military
Speaker 4: support or through boots on the ground.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, And that idea of funding leads us over
Speaker 2: to the national debt and the continuing resolutions. You had
Speaker 2: a brilliant plan to deal with this, just do a
Speaker 2: one year continuing resolution which would result in an automatic
Speaker 2: one percent across the board cut come April. I thought
Speaker 2: it was a brilliant strategy. Obviously they didn't go down
Speaker 2: that road.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not only a strategy, it's signed into law. Yes, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I got them to put in law that if we
Speaker 4: go past April thirtieth with a CR and I got
Speaker 4: them put that in last year when they weren't thinking
Speaker 4: about this year, then you get a one percent cut
Speaker 4: to every discretionary program in the United States. So instead
Speaker 4: of having a shutdown fight, you have a cut down fight,
Speaker 4: a one percent cut down fight. On April thirtieth, well,
Speaker 4: the Speaker of the House proposed, no, let's go to
Speaker 4: March thirty.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: The reason they chose March is they didn't want to
Speaker 4: go past the Massy cut and his little clever little thing.
Speaker 4: They do this every year, Brian. They were going to
Speaker 4: attach this bright shiny object to get conservatives excited so
Speaker 4: they could get their hands dirty and vote for this thing,
Speaker 4: and then they were going to take the bright shiny
Speaker 4: object off. Light shiny object was something called the Save Act.
Speaker 4: And I've voted for the Save Act. By the way,
Speaker 4: the House has already voted for the Save Act. It's
Speaker 4: sitting over the Senate. It keeps illegals from registering to
Speaker 4: vote and voting. It's got strict penalties if they try
Speaker 4: to vote. Okay, well, it's already illegal form to vote.
Speaker 4: But this is sort of a belts and suspender's approach
Speaker 4: and nothing wrong with it. But they were going to
Speaker 4: attach that to the cr which is all twelve appropriations
Speaker 4: bills and one steaming pile of pooh. They were going
Speaker 4: to attach it to that and make the steaming pile
Speaker 4: of pooh a good pile of pooh. Well, the problem
Speaker 4: is they had no intention to ever fight. And I
Speaker 4: called them out on it about a month ago in
Speaker 4: a speech in Congress, and I said, I refuse to
Speaker 4: be a Thespian in this failure theater because they planned
Speaker 4: to fail, and there were even conservatives going along with
Speaker 4: this plan that knew it was going to fail. They
Speaker 4: there are rumors that Mike Johnson had already told the
Speaker 4: Senators the Republicans that they could strip off the Save
Speaker 4: Act when it got over there, and that was their
Speaker 4: plan all along. I called him out on it. They
Speaker 4: still tried to snap the ball and run the play.
Speaker 4: But after I had called him out on it enough,
Speaker 4: other Republicans joined me to say we're not going to
Speaker 4: be actors in this political theater. And so that failed,
Speaker 4: and then what happened is exactly what I predicted would happen.
Speaker 4: By the way, Elon Musk retweeted or reposted my speech,
Speaker 4: calling this all theater in my predictions, and he said,
Speaker 4: I hope you're not right. So to respond to Elon Musk,
Speaker 4: I went to Grock, which is his AI system, And
Speaker 4: I said, is Thomas Massey wright about the save act
Speaker 4: on the CR? And Grok gives like a five paragraph
Speaker 4: dissertation on why Thomas Massey is probably going to be
Speaker 4: right about this theater. And so I put that on
Speaker 4: my reply to Elon. Well at what's happened. As I
Speaker 4: turned out to be right. We got a clean cry
Speaker 4: by the way that I made another prediction that it
Speaker 4: would end right before Christmas, that it wouldn't go till
Speaker 4: next spring. Because we've talked about this on your show, Brian,
Speaker 4: for as long as I've been coming on your show,
Speaker 4: which is at least twelve years.
Speaker 1: You'd come a mile away.
Speaker 4: God every year, every year, every year they do the
Speaker 4: same play Christmas, Christmas, Christmas Eves, shut down Panic because
Speaker 4: here's what they're doing. They're taking our family's hostage, the
Speaker 4: hot of the families of congressmen congressmen in Washington, d C.
Speaker 4: On December twentieth, which is when this CR expires, and
Speaker 4: they're going to either put another worst CR that's probably
Speaker 4: gonna have Ukraine and everything else attached to it, or
Speaker 4: they're going to do the full on omnibus, depending on
Speaker 4: how the election comes out. They're going to do that
Speaker 4: on December twentieth, and the congressmen, they're going to smell
Speaker 4: that those jet fumes from DCA, the Ronald Bergen Airport
Speaker 4: and the combination of the fumes from those airplanes wafting
Speaker 4: over to the Capitol and this are expiring. Then they're
Speaker 4: going to start chanting vote, vote, vote, and they will
Speaker 4: vote for anything you put in front of them, because
Speaker 4: the speaker always comes and says, doesn't matter who the
Speaker 4: speaker is, they always say, if you vote for this,
Speaker 4: you can go home and open presence with your family.
Speaker 4: And if you don't vote for this, we're going to
Speaker 4: be here over Christmas because the optics are bad. And
Speaker 4: just go ahead and tell your families pack up those
Speaker 4: presents and bring in Washington, d C. If they want
Speaker 4: to be with you at Christmas. No, nobody's going to
Speaker 4: bring their family to DC over Christmas. So there, you're
Speaker 4: basically they're like the Grinch.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, when I read that, the first person I thought
Speaker 2: it was you. I saw that, Oh no, late December
Speaker 2: cut off that. You gotta be kidding me. This is
Speaker 2: so obvious. It's a setup for the inevitable.
Speaker 4: Some people call me, Yeah, some people call me no
Speaker 4: stratomis for predicting this, but the reality is, Brian, we
Speaker 4: could go back. It's a lot of work. God, yeah,
Speaker 4: we could go back on your radio show. We could
Speaker 4: find clips of me predicting this every year. It's not
Speaker 4: a prediction, it's just how the swamp works and the
Speaker 4: uniparty works.
Speaker 2: And guess what they'll have twelve spending bills to do
Speaker 2: next year with a deadline in the fall, and they
Speaker 2: know that now, but they'll kick it around until late
Speaker 2: September and then push back for a cr again.
Speaker 4: Listen, Congress being surprised by the fiscal deadline of September
Speaker 4: thirtieth is like a florist being surprised by Valentine's Day.
Speaker 4: It happens every year. Prepare for it.
Speaker 1: Wait for it.
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Speaker 2: Brian Thomas with Nostra Thomas. That'd be Congressman Thomas Messy.
Speaker 2: I just love that. That is so funny. Anyway, probably
Speaker 2: not funny, but here's the information, or provide the information
Speaker 2: to my listeners and me. Congressman Massy, what were the
Speaker 2: FEDS role in the January sixth drunken fraternity party?
Speaker 4: Huh, Well, there were a lot of FEDS there on
Speaker 4: January six and they and they're call them confidential human sources.
Speaker 4: I think we should call some of them agent provocateurs.
Speaker 4: The Inspector General Horowitz, we had him in front of
Speaker 4: our Judiciary Committee and I asked him when this report
Speaker 4: was going to come out, because it was three and
Speaker 4: a half years ago. He announced he was going to
Speaker 4: do a report on the DOJ slash FBI's role at
Speaker 4: January six, preparing for it, and the day of it's
Speaker 4: been three and a half years. It's become obvious they
Speaker 4: are slow walking this whole report until after the election.
Speaker 4: He admitted as much in the questioning. And if you know,
Speaker 4: I didn't say this in the hearing, but I'm going
Speaker 4: to say this now. I think they're probably about two
Speaker 4: hundred FEDS there on January sixth. Oh my word, Now
Speaker 4: there's two ways to get at that estimate. Representative Clay
Speaker 4: Higgins agrees with me, he got to that estimate from
Speaker 4: a different direction. There. You know, there's a lot of trials,
Speaker 4: a lot of cases where people are being tried and
Speaker 4: put in prison for protests that day and maybe going
Speaker 4: into the Capitol will in their sealed cases. But you
Speaker 4: can know some of this stuff sort of in in
Speaker 4: each little vignette they have to disclose how many of
Speaker 4: those people were FEDS. Well, you can take, let's say,
Speaker 4: if there's an incident that involves thirty people and three
Speaker 4: of them are FEDS, you can extrapolate from the entire
Speaker 4: crowd to get to two hundred people.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: The other way you get to a large number is
Speaker 4: every every field office, every FBI field office in the
Speaker 4: United States had people in chat rooms in every region
Speaker 4: of the country trying to infiltrate and in some cases,
Speaker 4: like if you follow what happened with the governor Whitmer kidnapping,
Speaker 4: fed napping, let's call it, where they there were more
Speaker 4: there were more FBI people than there were actual you know, defendants.
Speaker 1: Like engaging in entrapment effort correct entrapment.
Speaker 4: Half of the people in the Governor Whitmer case got
Speaker 4: off for entrapment, and I think I think that should
Speaker 4: be that should be of defense for some of these
Speaker 4: people in January sixth. But every field office had people
Speaker 4: already in you know, November December working on this, and
Speaker 4: they sent those people to DC. So every field office
Speaker 4: sent somebody.
Speaker 2: So this was a coordinated effort to create the response
Speaker 2: that they obviously got. That's what they wanted to happen.
Speaker 4: I believe so. And then here's the thing. I was
Speaker 4: trying to get Inspector General in the hearing to admit
Speaker 4: that his report is going to show there are quite
Speaker 4: a few of these folks. And so one of the
Speaker 4: questions I asked him was what's the total amount of
Speaker 4: travel reimbursement for these informants that showed up? Now the answer,
Speaker 4: I think he was a little off guard when I
Speaker 4: asked that. He said, I don't know the exact number.
Speaker 4: I don't have it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yes, there was reimbursements that I just don't
Speaker 2: have to figure with.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: So for him to admit there were travel reimbursements for
Speaker 4: those people tells you two things. Number One, they were there, yes,
Speaker 4: But number two, the defense that some people have put
Speaker 4: out there that oh, of course there were informants, but
Speaker 4: they were turned after the event, like after the event
Speaker 4: in order to do a plea deal, they became informants, right,
Speaker 4: But no, you don't if you're paying their travel to
Speaker 4: get there. These are not people that did a plea deal,
Speaker 4: a plea.
Speaker 1: Bargain pre existing relationships.
Speaker 4: Yes they were. They were full in the employee of
Speaker 4: the government. Now the question is is who is slow
Speaker 4: walking this thing until after the election. And you know,
Speaker 4: I believe that Attorney General Garland has a hand in this,
Speaker 4: and I'm going to you know, we're pushing him. There's
Speaker 4: no there's no way they're going to release this before
Speaker 4: the election. Yet, you know, I know certain things, and
Speaker 4: I tried to elucidate that in this hearing to get
Speaker 4: it in a formal setting. And people are starting to
Speaker 4: see that that's what that's what's going on. Now. If
Speaker 4: Kamala wins the election, I don't know if this report
Speaker 4: ever comes.
Speaker 2: Out, I don't think we'll see it'll ever see the
Speaker 2: light of day if that scenario unfolds.
Speaker 4: And by the way, why does why do inspectors General
Speaker 4: they're about I think they are about sixty of them.
Speaker 4: There's one for every department. There's one for the Post Office,
Speaker 4: for instance. We're trying to get one for Ukraine, but
Speaker 4: there was one for Afghanistan. Why do they do these
Speaker 4: reports so you can learn and you can do things
Speaker 4: differently next time. But I pointed out to Inspector General Horwitz,
Speaker 4: it's one inauguration ago. It's been four years, and he's
Speaker 4: not even going to have this out before the election,
Speaker 4: and possibly not before the inauguration. So even in the
Speaker 4: most benign uh, you know, a charitable interpretation of what
Speaker 4: the FEDS were doing, they messed up, and we need
Speaker 4: to know how to do something better because you could
Speaker 4: have something similar going on this next January. Well, it's
Speaker 4: coming jam.
Speaker 2: You're responsible to hold them accountable. You're our representative. You're
Speaker 2: one of the people's representatives. And they refuse to give
Speaker 2: information to the people who are responsible for oversight is
Speaker 2: just to me baffling angering. I don't know what FCC
Speaker 2: compliant way I can put it pretty pretty damn frustrating.
Speaker 2: And it happens time and time again. And the other
Speaker 2: component of this was like the attempted assassination hearings. You're
Speaker 2: talking with someone who's got information. He has information. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: but it's just not in a final report yet. Well,
Speaker 2: how about just giving us what you got subject to
Speaker 2: revision when the damn report comes out?
Speaker 4: I just m says. He says he's still waiting to
Speaker 4: see what can be declassified and what can't. But the
Speaker 4: reality is probably he already knows ninety five percent of
Speaker 4: his report can be published in its form. So we
Speaker 4: should get that information now, but we're not getting.
Speaker 2: It well for obvious political reasons. I will conclude, and
Speaker 2: here's the answer. Here's how you would cut through all
Speaker 2: of this. We have the power of the purse. I
Speaker 2: have said time and again.
Speaker 4: If we would just withhold funding for one toner cartridge
Speaker 4: at the FBI, if one of their copiers went down
Speaker 4: because we cut the funding for that copier, they would
Speaker 4: come to heal. But instead we're building a brand new building.
Speaker 4: Why would they answer us if we just keep funding
Speaker 4: them and they can with impunity, you know, thumb their
Speaker 4: nose at us.
Speaker 1: Yep, there's no repercussions.
Speaker 2: Why would they give you the information if it's bad
Speaker 2: for their political side of the Ledger Congressman Thomas Massey,
Speaker 2: Judge and apoloitan Is probably listening right now.
Speaker 1: Joe gave me advance notes. You be on.
Speaker 2: You know he's a big fan of yours. I know
Speaker 2: you're a big fan of his. He'll be on next.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for what you do. Hey, thanks
Speaker 2: to the judge. Look forward to him coming on.
Speaker 4: I am going to do a tea party meeting tonight
Speaker 4: and I'm going to a place called Bob's Service Center.
Speaker 4: These people in Florence, Kentucky today. Just I'm visiting a
Speaker 4: little business. It's going to be fun. They've been in
Speaker 4: business forever. They're in Florence.
Speaker 2: Well, I hope you have a nice time there and
Speaker 2: give them all my best and all right, what is
Speaker 2: it again?
Speaker 1: Master Thomas Nostra Thomas Noster.
Speaker 2: Thomas, Well, there's two slicing it on that one until
Speaker 2: we talk again.
Speaker 1: It's been great talking. Keep up the great work, my friend.
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Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, And what a pleasant comment from Chuck Ingram.
Speaker 1: Very much appreciated.
Speaker 3: Then we'll see where the We'll see where the Yankees go.
Speaker 1: Well, are you optimistic at least?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yes, so optimistic? My goodness, Aaron Judge almost broke his
Speaker 3: own home run record, their pitching staff finally came around
Speaker 3: in the last third of the season.
Speaker 2: I'm quite optimistic, yes, well, and of course that you
Speaker 2: shot me a comic yesterday about resting peace. Pete Rose.
Speaker 2: Of course, one of the greatest baseball players to ever live.
Speaker 2: Controversial man he was in his life, in his post
Speaker 2: baseball hours, but you cannot deny that man played a
Speaker 2: great game.
Speaker 3: Oh god, he might be the best all round. Now
Speaker 3: that Joe DiMaggio fans are not going to like this.
Speaker 1: He might be the.
Speaker 3: Best all round. Baseball player or ever, certainly in the
Speaker 3: modern era, not one of those people who believes that
Speaker 3: somebody like Pete Rose should be kept out of the
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame measures a person's
Speaker 3: skill in the game, not their personal morality. If you
Speaker 3: looked at the personal lives of many of the people,
Speaker 3: find a lot of things objectaable. But that's not why
Speaker 3: they're there.
Speaker 1: They're there because they excelled at the recording in progress.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, all right, moving over to matters political before
Speaker 2: we dive into your column, which I am always pleased
Speaker 2: to receive in advance, comes out tonight, deal or no deal.
Speaker 2: More on GITMO and the plea agreement that didn't happen,
Speaker 2: I have to ask you, as I started off with
Speaker 2: Congressman Thomas Massey, given that the Iranians launched missile strikes
Speaker 2: directly into Israel and the idea that somehow we the
Speaker 2: United States might be engaged in a direct military conflict
Speaker 2: with the Iranians. We got two carrier groups in the region,
Speaker 2: are going to be soon in the region. We helped
Speaker 2: shoot down some of the incoming missiles from Iran into Israel.
Speaker 2: Question marks about whether the United States is going to
Speaker 2: be embroiled in a military with conflict with Iran War
Speaker 2: Powers Act. You and I have discussed that before authorization
Speaker 2: for use of military force. We've talked about that before
Speaker 2: actual constitutional declaration of war. If we're going to start
Speaker 2: bombing Iran, it seems to me that we need to
Speaker 2: declare a war against them.
Speaker 1: Well, I agree with you fully.
Speaker 3: By the way, I listened to the entire interview you
Speaker 3: did because Joe Strucker was kind enough to let me
Speaker 3: know that Congressman Massey would be on, And you know what,
Speaker 3: He's enough to make me want to move to Kentucky
Speaker 3: just so that I can say my congressman, not just
Speaker 3: my friend, but also my congressman, is Thomas Massey. I
Speaker 3: can't even think of anything that we disagree on, and
Speaker 3: I can't even think of anything that he does or
Speaker 3: says that doesn't have me beaming and my heart swelling
Speaker 3: with joy for his for his personal courage. So I
Speaker 3: had to comment on January sixth, The federal law enforcement
Speaker 3: is utterly and totally corrupt. They always charge people with
Speaker 3: more crimes than they think they can they can convict of,
Speaker 3: just to flip them by scaring them with jail time
Speaker 3: so that they will become witnesses for the government. They've
Speaker 3: been doing this, probably for forty or fifty years now,
Speaker 3: since the Supreme Court green lighted it. It's a form
Speaker 3: of bribery, absolute bribery. Say what we want you to
Speaker 3: say in the witness stand and we'll give you this benefits.
Speaker 3: If Defense Council did that, Defense Council would be in jail.
Speaker 3: But prosecutors get away with it, and Congressman Massey is
Speaker 3: courageous enough.
Speaker 1: To expose it.
Speaker 3: He's also courageous enough to argue, now back to your question,
Speaker 3: that Iran poses zero threat to American national security. Hesbola
Speaker 3: in Lebanon poses zero threat to American national security. We
Speaker 3: have signed two treaties that say we can only declare
Speaker 3: war on a country that poses a grave threat to
Speaker 3: American national security. You think Congress will abide those treaties.
Speaker 3: Probably not, because Thomas Massey and another a group of
Speaker 3: libertarians and a group of progressives of the exception. But
Speaker 3: most of Congress is bought and paid for by the
Speaker 3: donor class. Witness the fifty eight standing ovations that Prime
Speaker 3: Minister Netsan Yahoo received more than FDR more than Ronald
Speaker 3: Reagan more than Douglas MacArthur, more than Winston Churchill. It's
Speaker 3: a charade, and it's only a matter of time before
Speaker 3: some president Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Donald Trump brings us
Speaker 3: into a war with Israel to satisfy the donor class
Speaker 3: that we helped Israel expand their borders. You won't see
Speaker 3: a declaration of war because Congress doesn't want to embarrass itself.
Speaker 3: It'll just look the other way while the President does
Speaker 3: whatever the hell he or she wants.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's to me just frightening. I mean, in essence,
Speaker 2: we were under the leadership of a king in that regard,
Speaker 2: no accountability, no representation by our elected officials, no say
Speaker 2: in the matter.
Speaker 1: We're gonna drop bombs, gonna drop bombs.
Speaker 2: This has come up in the context of us doing
Speaker 2: just random missile strikes and any given land we find
Speaker 2: somebody that we don't like.
Speaker 3: Correct I forget which Supreme Court justice. It might have
Speaker 3: been Robert Jackson who said, without the declaration of war
Speaker 3: requirement in the Constitution, the president has a loaded gun
Speaker 3: in his death drawer, and he can take it out
Speaker 3: and shoot it at any time he wants a bit
Speaker 3: of a hyperbole, but the point is clear. Madison wrote
Speaker 3: the Constitution said, if we don't separate the war making
Speaker 3: from the war waging, then we haven't created a presidency.
Speaker 3: We're back to having a monarchy if the king can
Speaker 3: choose the target and wage the war. But that's what
Speaker 3: we've had since World War Two. The President chooses the target,
Speaker 3: Congress pace for it. The only time they gave him
Speaker 3: a hard time was LBJ in Vietnam, a horribly useless, destructive.
Speaker 4: Immoral or.
Speaker 3: And then he faked the Gulf of time Kin incident
Speaker 3: and got the Gulf of ton Kin resolution, and then
Speaker 3: he sold Fannie May and Freddie Mack and used that
Speaker 3: money and his legacy suffers because of it. But fifty
Speaker 3: two thousand American boys.
Speaker 1: Are dead, that's true.
Speaker 2: And then there's of course the weapons of mass destruction
Speaker 2: used as a pretext to well start a war with
Speaker 2: a country that we didn't have an immediate challenge with.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 3: I know of two former FBI agents who were asked
Speaker 3: to leave the White House because they told President Bush
Speaker 3: that Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction,
Speaker 3: and then both resigned from the CIA after he announced
Speaker 3: that they did, and used it as the pretext for
Speaker 3: an invasion that was a disaster. It ended up slaughtering
Speaker 3: Iraqi peasants and destroying what remained of that society.
Speaker 2: Well, would you like to talk about your column? Deal
Speaker 2: or no deal, or maybe we'll have a go at
Speaker 2: John Kerry in his disdain for the First Amendment.
Speaker 3: You know, there's a lot of disdaining for the Bill
Speaker 3: of Rights lately, and I've never I don't recall hearing
Speaker 3: this in my adult lifetime. I remember reading incidents during
Speaker 3: World War One. Woodrow Wilson disdained the First Amendment. Kerrie
Speaker 3: disdains the First Amendment because he believes, somehow, some way,
Speaker 3: there should be a law against misinformation. Donald Trump wants
Speaker 3: to amend the First Amendment so as to allow Congress
Speaker 3: to criminalize flag burning. We're not talking about burning your
Speaker 3: neighbor's flag or burning the government's flag. We're talking about
Speaker 3: burning your own flag, which, just a Scalier wrote, the
Speaker 3: flag stands for your right to burn it. It is
Speaker 3: just a piece of cloth and just a symbol, and
Speaker 3: you can express your opinion of that symbol. Donald Trump
Speaker 3: will also wants to amend the Fifth Amendment to remove
Speaker 3: due process for criminals who are caught in the act,
Speaker 3: saying the police should administer the whatever punishment they choose
Speaker 3: right there at the scene of the crime. That always
Speaker 3: gets a round of applause until they catch the wrong person. Yes,
Speaker 3: and that's your nephew. That's why we have these protections
Speaker 3: in the Bill of Rights.
Speaker 2: Well, going back to the FEDS baiting people and in
Speaker 2: trapping them, if you're going to meet out justice on
Speaker 2: the in the moment once the you know, the federal
Speaker 2: jug the agents ague you on to sort of commit
Speaker 2: some trumped up crime, and what meet out justice right
Speaker 2: then and there when the individual really wasn't largely responsible
Speaker 2: for his or her actions.
Speaker 1: Correct? Correct?
Speaker 3: That allows the Feds not only to create crime and
Speaker 3: punish the crime they've created, and prosecute the crime they've created,
Speaker 3: but punish the crime that they created. A Congressman Massey
Speaker 3: or you, I forget which one of you mentioned, Governor Whitmer.
Speaker 3: I'm not a fan of Governor Whitmer at all, but
Speaker 3: the plot against her was totally and completely concocted by
Speaker 3: the FBI. That's what the first jury found. Then, of
Speaker 3: course they tweeked the case and tried it a second time,
Speaker 3: and those guys got convicted all because of this opinion
Speaker 3: by Chief Justice Renquist that allows allows these allows government stings.
Speaker 3: And of course, once the Feds are allowed to do this,
Speaker 3: the states pick up on it as well. My column one,
Speaker 3: a lot of people couldn't care less about to get
Speaker 3: I do. Whenever the government is trampling due process rights
Speaker 3: of a hated and reviled defendant, it is time to
Speaker 3: watch out what's happening. Because if they can do it
Speaker 3: to a hated and reviled defendant, they can make a
Speaker 3: defendant hated and filed and make it easier to persecute
Speaker 3: that person. And the politics that has reached deep into
Speaker 3: the trial in Guantanamo Bay is unforgivable.
Speaker 2: I will strongly encourage my listeners to get a copy
Speaker 2: of this deal or no deal comes out tonight. O.
Speaker 2: What a tangled web we weave, Judge freedom We always
Speaker 2: end on that. I did want to draw your attention.
Speaker 2: I intentionally wore this shirt. I try to wear a
Speaker 2: nicer shirt. I don't speak with you because we're on
Speaker 2: video make or well fiction again. My mom bought me
Speaker 2: this shirt for Christmas a couple of years ago, so.
Speaker 3: That is a fabulous T shirt. If you have any yours,
Speaker 3: send me one please.
Speaker 14: I love it.
Speaker 3: I'll wear it everywhere. I'll wear it on on set.
Speaker 3: I have the Great Colonel Douglas McGregor coming on the level.
Speaker 1: Sorry about Christmas squirrel outside.
Speaker 3: I have the Great Colonel Douglas McGregor at eleven Aaron Mate.
Speaker 3: At one thirty. Phil Raldy, one of the two CIA
Speaker 3: agents thrown out of the Oval office. He told George
Speaker 3: w there are no weapons of mass destruction. At two
Speaker 3: thirty this afternoon.
Speaker 2: Outstanding lineup. It always is Judging. Freedom find on my line.
Speaker 2: It's easy to do. Judge entered a platino. We'll talk
Speaker 2: next Wednesday. Best of health, my friend. Thank you, Brian,
Speaker 2: all the best and to you. Eight forty almost two
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