Speaker 1: Seven hundred WLW twelve o eight on this Friday afternoon,
Speaker 1: Dan Carroll in for the great American Bill Cunningham. A
Speaker 1: lot of ground to cover today, So I hope you
Speaker 1: can hang around till three o'clock this afternoon and maybe
Speaker 1: you pick up the phone along the way. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 1: seven thousand, one, eight hundred, the big one. Those are
Speaker 1: the numbers to call, and we start with this. There
Speaker 1: has been so much news going on. I think a
Speaker 1: lot of the stuff that happens here in Ohio has
Speaker 1: been neglected, although if you listen to Scott Slow and
Speaker 1: he's been just hammering away at this issue about the
Speaker 1: marijuana laws, and I want to touch on I haven't
Speaker 1: touched on that very much at all lately, but I
Speaker 1: am going to today and also some big news as
Speaker 1: it relates to a development here in Ohio and joining
Speaker 1: us to talk about that because really one of the
Speaker 1: biggest developments is happening right there in his backyard is
Speaker 1: State Representative Brian Stewart, who represents the twelfth House district
Speaker 1: in Ohio. And Brian Stewart, welcome to seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: I believe this is the first time you and I
Speaker 1: have had a chance to talk together.
Speaker 2: It is Dan, it's great to be with you, Honored
Speaker 2: to be on the station.
Speaker 3: Well, I honored to have you here.
Speaker 1: And I was reading your bio and I see you
Speaker 1: served in the Iraq War, combat in for two men,
Speaker 1: and I thank you for your service. And it's a
Speaker 1: great day to be in Ohio. And isn't the governor's
Speaker 1: race just got a lot more interesting, didn't it It did.
Speaker 2: I think we're going to have a good field, and
Speaker 2: it's going to be the earliest start to a Republican
Speaker 2: primary for governor probably maybe ever in the history of
Speaker 2: our state. But we're gonna grab our popcorn.
Speaker 3: I think. So it's gonna be. It's gonna be.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, and robust debate is something I think
Speaker 1: that us as voters should be entitled to and and
Speaker 1: I think that is what we're going to be up for.
Speaker 1: And I haven't come down on one side of the other.
Speaker 1: And I'm not asking you too, but I mean that certainly,
Speaker 1: the the the entrance into, uh, the the primary so far,
Speaker 1: Uh It's it sets up to be a very interesting time,
Speaker 1: does it not.
Speaker 2: I think it does. And I think what you want
Speaker 2: in primaries is to have some variety in choice, you know.
Speaker 2: And I think, you know, we have two entrants for
Speaker 2: governors so far, who you know, would would both be
Speaker 2: great governors and have very different, you know, kind of
Speaker 2: backgrounds and how they came into this race. And so
Speaker 2: I think that's gonna be a good thing for Republicans
Speaker 2: to get to consider over the next you know, year
Speaker 2: and a half.
Speaker 1: So one thing I wanted to talk to you about
Speaker 1: was this project that it's the am I saying it right?
Speaker 1: Is an andrewle Am, I saying a N D R
Speaker 1: U I l am I saying that's.
Speaker 2: How I say it? So I hope I'm right.
Speaker 1: Well it was good enough for you, it's good enough
Speaker 1: for me. But uh, to my way of thinking, this
Speaker 1: is a story that has been wildly underreported. This is
Speaker 1: going to be a huge develop right there in Pickaway County,
Speaker 1: right there in your backyard. And I mean we're talking
Speaker 1: about what is being reported as the largest development project.
Speaker 1: I guess in terms of overall dollars in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio.
Speaker 3: Is that correct?
Speaker 2: It is the largest economic development project in Ohio history.
Speaker 3: That's about that even.
Speaker 2: Bigger than the even bigger than the Intel project. That
Speaker 2: got a lot of attention in recent years. This is
Speaker 2: four thousand jobs coming to central Ohio with an average
Speaker 2: salary of one hundred and thirty thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 2: This is a game changer for the entire state.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if I guess, and what and what this company
Speaker 1: does is produce what I guess, what's the best way
Speaker 1: to describe it? I know drones is one of the things,
Speaker 1: but I guess really next generation AI weapons things like
Speaker 1: that that are going to be used for the military.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 2: That's right. It's a military contractor manufacturer. This is the
Speaker 2: Arsenal one project. And I think it's important to point
Speaker 2: out Dan that, I mean, this is a project that
Speaker 2: literally every state in America was competing to get. You know,
Speaker 2: some people aren't you know, some states aren't even on
Speaker 2: the map as being competitive. But every competitor that Ohio
Speaker 2: has in the uh you know, job creations, uh uh landscape,
Speaker 2: everybody wanted this project and there and they chose Ohio.
Speaker 2: And I think that's because of, you know, the very
Speaker 2: pro business climate that we've worked very hard to develop
Speaker 2: over over over a period of time. But uh, you know,
Speaker 2: these are drone technology at the advanced UH at the
Speaker 2: advanced drone UH production is going to be built right
Speaker 2: in central Ohio. And so I'm we're pretty pleased that,
Speaker 2: you know, in a few short years, you know, when
Speaker 2: when the next Tomas, you know, terrorists is uh, you
Speaker 2: know under under the microscope UH. You know, they may
Speaker 2: be dispatched with a drone that was made right here
Speaker 2: in Ohio.
Speaker 3: UH.
Speaker 1: And I think when when we see those videos, I
Speaker 1: certainly hope we'll all be able to take us amount
Speaker 1: of pride in that.
Speaker 3: I think it's a good thing.
Speaker 1: But a project this big, and I like to think that,
Speaker 1: you know, I get ready for these radio shows. I'm
Speaker 1: looking at the news all the time. And maybe it's
Speaker 1: just me, but it seems to me that this project
Speaker 1: and the you know, I guess all whatever fanfare was
Speaker 1: around it really went uh And And maybe it's just
Speaker 1: my perspective, maybe your perspective is different, but it seems
Speaker 1: to me a lot of this really went well under
Speaker 1: the radar and didn't get a lot of uh, didn't
Speaker 1: get a lot of.
Speaker 3: Mention in the news.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's it's been an eventful month and
Speaker 2: a half, right, I mean, I think President Trump is
Speaker 2: rocking and rolling. There's new national news that may Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you know, we had this was announced during a
Speaker 2: week where I think it was either the first or
Speaker 2: second week of It was a week before President Trumples,
Speaker 2: it was actually inaugurated. So I think it's just sort of, uh,
Speaker 2: there's only so much bandwidth on radio, TV and print.
Speaker 2: But we will make sure over the next year and
Speaker 2: a half that Ohilands know what a great edition this
Speaker 2: is going to be to our economy. You know, when
Speaker 2: we talk about our manufacturing in Ohio and how that's
Speaker 2: gone over the last couple of decades, I think Ohilands
Speaker 2: are proud to make things in this state. You know,
Speaker 2: this is you know, we we we want jobs in
Speaker 2: all kinds of different fields. You know, but this is
Speaker 2: not just warehousing, This is not just data centers, This
Speaker 2: is not just you know, retail, this is this is
Speaker 2: this is old fashioned, you know, advanced manufacturing happening right
Speaker 2: here in our state. You know, I'm excited. You know,
Speaker 2: I've got a I've got a nine year old son
Speaker 2: named Lincoln. He loves elon Musk. He wants to be
Speaker 2: an engineer. He wants to build things and to be
Speaker 2: able to tell him and all the other you know,
Speaker 2: kids in a multi county radius that you know, you
Speaker 2: can grow up, work hard, and get a great paying
Speaker 2: job in your backyard, contributing to the defense of the
Speaker 2: United States of America. That's something we're really excited about.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I mean everything that I've read about it,
Speaker 1: that's Look, it looks like it really is the highest
Speaker 1: of high tech. You mentioned the Intel development happening in
Speaker 1: New Albany, and there's a headline that's out today that
Speaker 1: this chip factory that was supposed to initially go online
Speaker 1: this year in twenty twenty five is now being delayed
Speaker 1: until twenty thirty or twenty thirty one. As you look
Speaker 1: at that project, seeing that headline today, is that anything
Speaker 1: to be concerned about.
Speaker 2: I think, you know, Intel as a company is experiencing
Speaker 2: you know, they're in the global marketplace, and so you know,
Speaker 2: the chip manufacturing space is incredibly complicated. We've always had
Speaker 2: competition from abroad, and so look, we are confident that
Speaker 2: there is going to be a sizeable investment, a sizeable expansion,
Speaker 2: a high employment facility in Licking County in the central
Speaker 2: Ohio area. You know, so much work has been done
Speaker 2: already you know, there may be some restructurings and things
Speaker 2: that happen on the Intel company side, but we are
Speaker 2: very confident that there will be a sizeable project in
Speaker 2: that space. And it's important, you know, I think we
Speaker 2: saw during COVID, you know, suddenly we realize, like we
Speaker 2: did in a couple of industries, just how dependent we
Speaker 2: are on manufacturing abroad. And that's not a good place
Speaker 2: to be when you're talking about the the microchips that
Speaker 2: power almost everything in our lives at this point. So
Speaker 2: it's important that we make sure that project happens. We
Speaker 2: need to have those chips being made in America, and
Speaker 2: if they're gonna be made in America, we'd like to
Speaker 2: have them made in Ohio.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And I was looking at a piece written in the
Speaker 1: Columbus Dispatch, and I mean, you know, Intel, Honda, You've
Speaker 1: got Amazon, Cleveland Cliffs, Amgen, which is a biotech company,
Speaker 1: and all these other companies, peloton Is, You've got all
Speaker 1: these developments that are in progress as we speak. And
Speaker 1: I'm looking at this list and I'm thinking, you know,
Speaker 1: this is I don't you know Ohio. Their development in
Speaker 1: Ohio has always been I think, you know, one of
Speaker 1: the hallmarks you have here. But I don't know that
Speaker 1: there's been a time when we've had this much on
Speaker 1: the plate at as we do right now.
Speaker 3: I can't remember.
Speaker 2: I think that's right. I mean, I think you'd have
Speaker 2: to go back almost hundreds of years to find a
Speaker 2: time when Ohio was more central in kind of the
Speaker 2: national conversation than we are right now. And I think
Speaker 2: we're getting back to that space we should be. You know,
Speaker 2: we're still one of the largest states in America. You know,
Speaker 2: we need to just make sure that we are you know,
Speaker 2: a keeping our students and young people here. That's a
Speaker 2: big part of it. But I think people are now
Speaker 2: coming here for the jobs that we have, and we
Speaker 2: did some important things. You know, we got away from
Speaker 2: government bureaucrats and created jobs Ohio you know, over a
Speaker 2: decade ago to you know, have an entity that goes
Speaker 2: out there that's full of business people, not bureaucrats, that
Speaker 2: can move its speed of business, not government, And that's
Speaker 2: been a huge asset for us in attracting these jobs
Speaker 2: to our state. You know, Pennsylvania's Governor Josh Shapiro is
Speaker 2: you know, talking about running for president, but when he's
Speaker 2: not doing that he's telling people. He was quoted saying,
Speaker 2: I'm sick and tired of losing to Ohio. Well, we
Speaker 2: want to keep that going. We want to keep being
Speaker 2: the envy of other states around us.
Speaker 1: That's good, it's good we're on that side of the equation.
Speaker 1: Talk to me about what your friends in the Senate
Speaker 1: did earlier this week, and they passed this bill that's
Speaker 1: going to overhaul the I guess the legal marijuana law
Speaker 1: that was voted on this last election cycle, and the
Speaker 1: changes it's going to make to that law. According to
Speaker 1: what I'm reading here, the bill would limit Ohio's homegrown
Speaker 1: from twelve plants down to six, reduce THC levels, and
Speaker 1: adult use marijuana extracts, and I guess a handful of
Speaker 1: other things. What do you know about this and why
Speaker 1: you know? Where do you stand on this? First of all?
Speaker 1: And why do you think the Senate decided something like
Speaker 1: this was necessary?
Speaker 2: Well, let's start here. The Speaker of the House has
Speaker 2: asked me to work on a house version of a
Speaker 2: marijuana okay, and so we're going to we're going to
Speaker 2: introduce set here hopefully within a week or so, and
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be quite a bit different
Speaker 2: than the Senate's version. You know, I'm starting out from
Speaker 2: a place where, you know, my hugely Republican district that voted,
Speaker 2: you know, seventy three percent for Donald Trump, voted fifty
Speaker 2: three percent to pass issue to And I think we
Speaker 2: need to respect the fact that o'hilands have spoken on
Speaker 2: this issue they want and there's certain baselines that I
Speaker 2: don't think we should be touching. They voted to have
Speaker 2: legal marijuana, and they voted it for it to be
Speaker 2: taxed at ten percent. They voted for it to be
Speaker 2: available where it's available. And I think that we're going
Speaker 2: to have tough sledding if we're trying to make too
Speaker 2: many changes to what voters have already spoken on. Now,
Speaker 2: there's some other things that I think we do need
Speaker 2: to do. You know, what I would describe as issue
Speaker 2: too was silent on some things that we need to
Speaker 2: fill in the blanks. I think there is a consensus
Speaker 2: that you know, we there should be some limitations on
Speaker 2: where you're using these products in public around children. We
Speaker 2: should not be allowed to market to children. We should
Speaker 2: not have products that are manufacted in a way they
Speaker 2: look like you know, candied cereal and things like that.
Speaker 2: I think there's some reasonable things we can do to
Speaker 2: make some tweaks. I don't think Ohioan's really were too
Speaker 2: fired up about the part of issue too that says
Speaker 2: we're going to have these you know, racial set asides
Speaker 2: and DEI programs with some of the tax revenue. Let's
Speaker 2: put that money into just the you know, the general
Speaker 2: revenue fund, help fund our police officers, help fund our
Speaker 2: cities and counties. So I think the House version of
Speaker 2: the bill is going to be quite a bit different,
Speaker 2: and then we'll kind of work on harmonizing those two
Speaker 2: things with our friends in the Senate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the one thing I'm reading about this is that
Speaker 1: this bill would combine the state's medical and recreational marijuana
Speaker 1: programs under the Division of Cannabis Controls. So is that
Speaker 1: are they actually talking about just having both of those
Speaker 1: programs under under the one umbrella or actually combining the
Speaker 1: two laws into one.
Speaker 3: Am I am I.
Speaker 1: I guess it depends on the way of you know,
Speaker 1: how I'm reading that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I believe the Senet's version was more it's a
Speaker 2: question of who is doing the regulating, And I think
Speaker 2: that right now we have a medical program that's regulated
Speaker 2: by one agency, and an adult use program that's regulated
Speaker 2: by this Division of Cannabis Control. You know, we just
Speaker 2: think that Ohioan's voted for legal marijuana that is well regulated,
Speaker 2: that does have some some guardrails around it, that you
Speaker 2: know is safe if you're getting it at a dispensary,
Speaker 2: because it's been subject to a pretty rigorous process. And
Speaker 2: one other thing Dan I do want to point out
Speaker 2: is that I think our House bill will include is
Speaker 2: we need to we need to deal with the fact
Speaker 2: that we essentially have you know, unregulated marijuana that's called
Speaker 2: Delta eight or you know what a lot of different
Speaker 2: terms for that's just being sold to kids and gas stations.
Speaker 2: And that's not what Ohioan's voted for. And so the
Speaker 2: House version of this bill is also going to take
Speaker 2: a look at you know, if a product has THC
Speaker 2: in it, let's treat it the same. Let's have it
Speaker 2: go through the dispensaries where you know that you're getting
Speaker 2: a safe product, rather than having this patchwork of you know,
Speaker 2: unregulated uh, you know, gas station we it's manufactured in California.
Speaker 2: That's not what Ohioland's voted for.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and uh and I you know, I apologize for
Speaker 1: seeing so and seeming so uninformed about this, but I
Speaker 1: really don't have a dog in this fight. I mean, I,
Speaker 1: you know, to my way of thinking, if people want
Speaker 1: to you know, twist one up at home after a
Speaker 1: hard day at work and and relax and enjoy that,
Speaker 1: I mean, that's perfectly fine with me.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: I you know, I don't indulge myself and I don't
Speaker 1: take the gummies or smoke the ganja or that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff. But uh, you know, if people want to,
Speaker 1: you know, if people want to indulge in that, you know,
Speaker 1: who am I to to stand in their way? So
Speaker 1: I guess I you know, I understand a little bit.
Speaker 1: The argument that you know, I guess those who oppose this,
Speaker 1: uh this idea is that you're, you know, here we
Speaker 1: go again. You know, these uh you know, high and
Speaker 1: mighty folks up there in Columbus trying to undermine the
Speaker 1: will of the voters once again, and it seems like
Speaker 1: we've just been down this road a lot of times before.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, my position is, I've said for a
Speaker 2: long time the initiated statute deserves a lot of difference.
Speaker 2: Now there's a margain in that, you know, it's much
Speaker 2: easier to pass a initiated statute because it goes into
Speaker 2: the Ohio Revised Code. The Ohio Revised Code is in
Speaker 2: the title, it's meant to be revised, and it's meant
Speaker 2: to be within the realm of things that we can
Speaker 2: legislate on. But it was just a few years ago, Dan,
Speaker 2: I think I think Ohioans knew what they were, what
Speaker 2: they were voting for. We want to respect that in
Speaker 2: the House. You know, I know what the Senate wants
Speaker 2: to respect that too. We just may have a couple
Speaker 2: of differences of opinion as to what those details look like.
Speaker 2: But I think that whatever final product gets voted on
Speaker 2: by both chambers will be far closer to what voters
Speaker 2: voted for than than some of the media coverage might
Speaker 2: suggest today.
Speaker 1: Now, I think that's a good perspective on that that
Speaker 1: you know, there's probably going to be some changes, and
Speaker 1: you know, obviously speak out about it if you feel
Speaker 1: like speaking out about it, But it doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: what they passed in the Senate is going to wind
Speaker 1: up being the finished product. With that, Brian Stewart, we're
Speaker 1: gonna run. I appreciate the time today. I was looking
Speaker 1: at your bio. I see that you're also a movie buff.
Speaker 1: So any thoughts on the passing of Gene Hackman before
Speaker 1: we let you go.
Speaker 2: One of the all time greats, I mean, unforgiven French connection,
Speaker 2: the conversation. If you haven't seen those films, you have to.
Speaker 2: Just a real great, old fashioned American movie star and
Speaker 2: he's going to be missed absolutely.
Speaker 1: Brian Stewart, thank you very much for the time today.
Speaker 1: Great having you on and with your permission we'll do
Speaker 1: it against down the road.
Speaker 3: I really appreciate it today.
Speaker 2: I'd love to Dan thank you.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go, Representative Brian Stewart, twelfth District, Ohio,
Speaker 1: and you know works up there in Madison and Pickaway
Speaker 1: Counties and we appreciate him being on today. It is
Speaker 1: twelve twenty five. Dan Carroll for Bill Cunningham, and if
Speaker 1: you want to pick up the phone, phone lines be
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Speaker 3: Back on the Big.
Speaker 1: One seven hundred WLW twelve thirty seven. Dan Carroll in
Speaker 1: for Bill Cunningham today Dave, let's open the phone lines five, one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: fee eight hundred, the big one. I've been looking for
Speaker 1: news about what's happening with the Department of Justice and
Speaker 1: the FBI. As you know, yesterday the Attorney General, Pam
Speaker 1: Bondi was expecting to release documents relating to Jeffrey Epstein.
Speaker 1: That happened, approximately two hundred pages of really nothing things
Speaker 1: that you know, so maybe some names on a rolodex,
Speaker 1: names that had been previously released, but essentially nothing new.
Speaker 1: And so Pam Bondy sent a letter to the to
Speaker 1: the FBI office in southern New York, and essentially she said,
Speaker 1: I want all the all the documents, all the recordings,
Speaker 1: all the video, everything on my desk eight o'clock tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: That was this morning.
Speaker 1: It is now twelve thirty eight, so it's four hours
Speaker 1: and thirty eight minutes past eight o'clock. And I've seen
Speaker 1: nothing to indicate that that material has been delivered to
Speaker 1: the Attorney General of the United States, the director of
Speaker 1: the FBI. The letter was sent to the Director of
Speaker 1: the FBI, Cash Betel, who wrote that the FBI is
Speaker 1: entering a new era, one that will be defined by integrity,
Speaker 1: accountability and unwavering pursuit of justice. There will be no
Speaker 1: cover ups, no missing documents, and no stone left unturned.
Speaker 3: He said.
Speaker 1: If there are gaps, we will find them. If records
Speaker 1: have been hidden, we will uncover them. And we will
Speaker 1: bring everything we find to the DOJ to be fully
Speaker 1: assessed and transparently disseminated to the American people, as it
Speaker 1: should be. So I appreciate that level of transparency. I
Speaker 1: appreciate that letter being sent to cash Battel and UH
Speaker 1: and and being released to the American people right away.
Speaker 1: But there was a deadline, and and maybe things are
Speaker 1: happening right now that we don't know about. But this
Speaker 1: cannot go unchecked. There has to be consequences for this.
Speaker 3: And and I.
Speaker 1: Don't know how how that can be taken in any
Speaker 1: other and any other way. I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: how I'm wrong about that. That if this administration, if
Speaker 1: the if this UH Secretary of or the Attorney General
Speaker 1: I should say, and the Secretary of the FBI, the
Speaker 1: head of the FBI, if these people are going to
Speaker 1: be taken seriously from here on out, they have to
Speaker 1: address this. They have to address this in a serious
Speaker 1: in a meaningful way. And they've they've got all the
Speaker 1: authority they need from the commander in chief, from Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to do what needs to be done. And so
Speaker 1: this is a test. I mean it's an early test,
Speaker 1: but it's a test. I mean they have to go
Speaker 1: out and they have to go to that office in
Speaker 1: southern New York and some heads have to roll. And
Speaker 1: to my way of thinking, this is a great opportunity
Speaker 1: to suit up with Dan Bongino, wheels up, go to
Speaker 1: New York and make a show of it, give us something.
Speaker 1: I'm seeing a lot of people that I correspond with
Speaker 1: on a regular basis who are extremely.
Speaker 3: Upset about this.
Speaker 1: And look, how much longer are we going to sit
Speaker 1: here and say, well, it's only been thirty days, it's
Speaker 1: only been thirty five days, it's only been thirty eight days,
Speaker 1: or forty days or fifty days. How far down that
Speaker 1: road are we willing to go to excs use in action,
Speaker 1: it is going to be I think so easy for
Speaker 1: any administration to fall back into the old ways of
Speaker 1: the federal government that we're used to, and that is
Speaker 1: a federal government and agencies of the federal government that
Speaker 1: do nothing. And then if they do something well, it's
Speaker 1: usually screwing us over. So I'm not happy about this,
Speaker 1: and my patients is wearing thin, and I guess I
Speaker 1: want to know where your patience is on this as well.
Speaker 1: Are you Are you good with what Pam Bondi has
Speaker 1: said so far that she requested these documents before Cash
Speaker 1: Bettel came in, and there are apparently rogue operators at
Speaker 1: this office in New York, Southern New York, that it
Speaker 1: was handling the investigation that has all the information, has
Speaker 1: the documents she requested, and for whatever reason, decided to
Speaker 1: hold things back, decided to keep things to themselves, decided
Speaker 1: that the boss doesn't need all this information, and it
Speaker 1: causes me and a whole lot of other people to
Speaker 1: say what the heck is going on and maybe do
Speaker 1: it in language that is stronger than that. But I'm
Speaker 1: monitoring all my regular sources right now and I've seen
Speaker 1: no update on that, and quite frankly, I'm a little disappointed.
Speaker 1: I thought I was going to be on the show today.
Speaker 1: I was talking about this last night when I was
Speaker 1: on last night, I really thought I was going to
Speaker 1: be on this show today, filling in for Bill Cunningham,
Speaker 1: talking about this information as it broke relative to the
Speaker 1: release of information about Epstein. And I haven't talked about
Speaker 1: this a lot in the past, but now and that's
Speaker 1: because you expit. You know, when you have cases like this,
Speaker 1: and how long have we heard about you know, we're
Speaker 1: going to see all this pedophilism, these pedophiles in Hollywood exposed,
Speaker 1: and what happens. Nothing happens, you know, It's like, right,
Speaker 1: like the Kennedy files, all the Kennedy files are going
Speaker 1: to come out. Well, and Trump said that in the
Speaker 1: beginning of his administration, I haven't seen anything yet. Again,
Speaker 1: I've got a lot of patience on this. We've waited
Speaker 1: since the nineteen sixties, the nineteen seventies, the eighties and
Speaker 1: nineties and all the rest of it to see what
Speaker 1: this was all about. So I'm not going to start
Speaker 1: getting impatient now on this. And so many have made
Speaker 1: promises before along these lines and it never happens. So
Speaker 1: I don't get I don't get all excited about this.
Speaker 1: But when we see evidence and when we see shenanigans
Speaker 1: like this going on, something needs to happen, and that
Speaker 1: this cannot be the benchmark, This cannot be the tone setter.
Speaker 3: For this administration going forward. It just can't.
Speaker 1: And the longer this day drags on, and then God
Speaker 1: help us if if this goes into next week, it's
Speaker 1: not going to be good. So A Zelenski is at
Speaker 1: the White House right now, got out of the got
Speaker 1: out of the car today.
Speaker 3: I mean, is it?
Speaker 1: And look, I understand all this stuff. You know, Zelensi's
Speaker 1: got on the quasi military looking uniform. Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know what that emblem is on me. I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's some kind of Ukrainian emblem that
Speaker 1: he's got on his uh you know, the left breast there,
Speaker 1: the mock turtleneck, the uh, the thing with the you know,
Speaker 1: with the shoulder pads on it. You know, it looks
Speaker 1: like something you wear in a combat zone. I understand.
Speaker 1: You know, this is the guy whose country is at war.
Speaker 1: And I said the same thing about Elon Musk When
Speaker 1: you go to the Oval office, can you please put
Speaker 1: on a suit? Is that asking? I really don't think
Speaker 1: that's asking too much. And this guy with all the billions,
Speaker 1: hundreds of billions of dollars that his country has siphoned
Speaker 1: away from the United States Congress and I'm watching or
Speaker 1: video right now of Zelensky and Trump sitting in the
Speaker 1: in the Oval office. I don't know what they're talking
Speaker 1: about it about it, but the conversation is very animated,
Speaker 1: and Fox News has a cair on it that says
Speaker 1: Trump to Zelenski, you don't have the cards. So some
Speaker 1: kind of deal is trying to get done. And Zelensky
Speaker 1: was there purportedly to sign that deal today for rare
Speaker 1: earth minerals. So that'll be pretty good. Let's go to
Speaker 1: Rick and Milford and see what is on Rick's mind.
Speaker 1: Rix seven hundred WLW, Hey, thanks.
Speaker 5: For having me on, but.
Speaker 6: I can't believe that you maggots are being led around
Speaker 6: by Trump. They tell you who for evil people? Here,
Speaker 6: We're gonna show you the report. We're gonna show you
Speaker 6: the report. And then when they don't have the report,
Speaker 6: oh did you stay hiding it from the City States,
Speaker 6: hiding it from us?
Speaker 5: How about you just got play sucker.
Speaker 1: Well, you can say what you want, but I'm playing
Speaker 1: I'm playing it straight. And I said, look, I said
Speaker 1: from the very beginning that you know I'm a supporter
Speaker 1: of Trump, but that doesn't mean I'm going to sit
Speaker 1: here and say, you know everything this guy does is good,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to overlook the stuff that that I
Speaker 1: disagree with. So you can say whatever you want, but
Speaker 1: what I'm saying is that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna call it. I'm gonna call it out. I'm
Speaker 3: going to call it as I see it.
Speaker 1: I did the same thing with Biden, and every once
Speaker 1: in a while the Bible administration swerved into or stumbled into,
Speaker 1: or for you know, for whatever reason, did something that
Speaker 1: I agreed with, And when I thought they were right
Speaker 1: about things, I said so. And when I think this
Speaker 1: administration is doing something that is something that they didn't promise,
Speaker 1: or something that they said they would do differently, or
Speaker 1: something that I don't think is being done the right way,
Speaker 1: I'm going to say that too. So you know, go
Speaker 1: ahead and get your jolly's out by saying that, But
Speaker 1: it doesn't really have any effect on me. We've got
Speaker 1: Wayne allen Ridge going to be here at two o'clock
Speaker 1: and he has written a series of pieces about Barack
Speaker 1: who Saint Obama, and he is calling Obama the Manchurian candidate,
Speaker 1: and he is essentially saying that every situation that we
Speaker 1: have in the country today can be laid at the
Speaker 1: doorstep of Barack Obama. He talks about his history with Obama,
Speaker 1: they were classmates in college, how they took different pass
Speaker 1: after after that. And so Wayne Allen Root will be
Speaker 1: here in the two o'clock hour to explain that, and
Speaker 1: I encourage you to stick around for that. In the meantime,
Speaker 1: let's go back to the phones. And Jeff is in
Speaker 1: Xenia and Jeff seven hundred WLW Hey, great show.
Speaker 7: Dan, Hey, I'm just wondering too, you know it put
Speaker 7: the shoe on the other foot. Do you think if
Speaker 7: Kamala would have been elected president that any that any
Speaker 7: of this stuff that's going on right now would even
Speaker 7: be taking place.
Speaker 1: Absolutely not. We wouldn't know, you know, we would us A, I.
Speaker 1: D would not be in the news. We wouldn't know
Speaker 1: about these millions and in some cases billions of dollars
Speaker 1: going out the door for lgbt Q stuff, transgender operas,
Speaker 1: circumcisions in Moldovia. You know, we've got empowerment this and
Speaker 1: empowerment that. There was a list see yesterday and I'll
Speaker 1: see if I can dig it up here of all
Speaker 1: this money that went to Columbia to empower this that
Speaker 1: and the other thing. And you know, it turns out
Speaker 1: that you look under any rock in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: And you're likely to find a slush fund there. So
Speaker 1: no if if come out, we dodged. I mean I
Speaker 1: have said this so many times. The bullet, the size
Speaker 1: of the bullet that we dodged as the American people
Speaker 1: by not having Kamala Harris as president is h is
Speaker 1: the biggest bullet you've ever seen.
Speaker 8: Exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well, I was just going to say, because I agree
Speaker 7: with you, Pully, and the thing is is what's going
Speaker 7: on in Washington, DC right now? You know, as the
Speaker 7: tapes have been played, every president has talked about, you know,
Speaker 7: the fraud, the waste and abuse, but nobody's stepped forward
Speaker 7: to take it. We've got to get the deficit under
Speaker 7: control because if we don't, it will be the ruin
Speaker 7: of this country. And somebody has got to have the
Speaker 7: spine to stand up and take care of it, because
Speaker 7: everybody's at the titener belt who's going up. Gas is
Speaker 7: going to be going up pretty soon, and everybody's gonna
Speaker 7: have to take a little bit of a hit because
Speaker 7: if we don't do something, we're in for a world
Speaker 7: to hurt in the near future.
Speaker 3: Well, I think you're right.
Speaker 1: I think you know, I've listened to the Treasurary Secretary
Speaker 1: of scott Descent, I've listened to the Commons Secretary Lutnik,
Speaker 1: I've listened to other people in Trump's cabinet. It seems
Speaker 1: to me like they are taking a serious look at
Speaker 1: this when it comes to cutting spending, when it comes
Speaker 1: to increasing growth, when it comes to being fiscally responsible,
Speaker 1: and at the very least, I say that's a starting point. Look,
Speaker 1: you know, you go to the Dog's website right now.
Speaker 1: I think the number they've got up there so that
Speaker 1: they've saved so far is sixty five billion dollars. That
Speaker 1: is a drop in the bucket. But I think the
Speaker 1: bigger thing. I think the bigger thing, though, is the
Speaker 1: mindset that we have to stop doing this kind of
Speaker 1: stuff and act as if you know, a few hundred
Speaker 1: million there for this product Jack, you know, a few
Speaker 1: you know a billion here or a billion there for
Speaker 1: this slush fund or this NNGO. I mean, that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff has got to stop. So I think, you know,
Speaker 1: once we have that kind of mindset, I think, you know,
Speaker 1: that's a starting point we can make some progress from there,
Speaker 1: I agree, and.
Speaker 7: I think I think the states ought to be using
Speaker 7: some of these examples as an example to do something,
Speaker 7: because I think the states, in quite a few instances,
Speaker 7: have these as definitely slush funds. They definitely have these
Speaker 7: pools of money that basically nobody really knows where they
Speaker 7: come from because they come out of the General Fund,
Speaker 7: which basically doesn't get a line item of what they
Speaker 7: really are. And because I know I'm going to be
Speaker 7: dealing with a couple of things myself, with a couple
Speaker 7: of counties and cities that they need to be called
Speaker 7: and to basically verify and actually prove what this money
Speaker 7: that they're getting from taxpayers, which sometimes is an indisorbitant amount.
Speaker 3: In areas, of what they're doing with it.
Speaker 1: Well, we've had, I had, you know, our history with
Speaker 1: that here in Saidincinnati, and you know, I think of
Speaker 1: the sewer projects that we had going on several years ago,
Speaker 1: and we I think, you know, we had a mayor
Speaker 1: in office that time at that time that was friendly
Speaker 1: with the federal government. Uh and and there and there
Speaker 1: was money that was you know all you know for Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: When you talk about a couple of billion dollars changing
Speaker 1: hands in the city of Cincinnati. Uh, there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people that want to get their fingers in that pie.
Speaker 1: And uh, yeah, it was you know, it was so
Speaker 1: so poorly mismanaged and so poorly accounted for. It just
Speaker 1: it just led to the opportunity, uh for grafting, corruption.
Speaker 1: And I think there were those who were in certain
Speaker 1: positions who were friendly with certain people locally and maybe
Speaker 1: some at the state level level, but I think it
Speaker 1: was more locally and the federal level, and they took
Speaker 1: advantage to that to the fullest extent.
Speaker 7: One last question for you the Railroad fund. When they
Speaker 7: sold the railroad got that, I think it was like
Speaker 7: one point five billion dollars.
Speaker 3: How long do you.
Speaker 7: Think it'll be before they start tapping that for other
Speaker 7: than what it was is on you know, I don't know.
Speaker 1: I mean there's there, Look, there's supposed to be all
Speaker 1: kinds of safeguards on that. I think they're supposed to
Speaker 1: be regular, regular meetings, regular updates, transparency as far as
Speaker 1: putting that putting that out where the funds stand now,
Speaker 1: I don't know if all that money has been appropriated yet.
Speaker 3: I don't, you know.
Speaker 1: And but you know this or this group that's going
Speaker 1: to oversee this and put that out. Uh, you know,
Speaker 1: we're just going to have to hope that they they
Speaker 1: live up to what they promised. But hopefully there's a
Speaker 1: lot of safeguards on there.
Speaker 3: We won't get stuck, you know, holding the bag.
Speaker 7: I hope so great show.
Speaker 8: Dan.
Speaker 7: I wish you'd be on there much more often because
Speaker 7: you bring a lot of sensibility to see these shows.
Speaker 7: And uh, I wish you luck and I hope to
Speaker 7: hear you a lot more often.
Speaker 1: Jeff, I appreciate the phone call. Man, thank you very much,
Speaker 1: and we less see. We got we got about one
Speaker 1: minute here and christ and Westchester. I haven't heard from
Speaker 1: you in a long time.
Speaker 3: Where you've been.
Speaker 4: Man, oh here and there, just doing what I do.
Speaker 4: You know, the schedule changes every day, so I just
Speaker 4: adjusted it. Dad, all right, second, real quick, this is
Speaker 4: for Rick. I'm sorry, but real Americans. Real Americans call
Speaker 4: their leaders to the carpet when they don't agree with them.
Speaker 8: That's what we do.
Speaker 4: We don't all like Trump, but we're agreeing with what
Speaker 4: he's doing because he's trying to fix our country.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: We may not agree with everything that he does. But
Speaker 4: at least we, as real Americans, will call him out
Speaker 4: on that. We're not just going to give him a
Speaker 4: blank check and a blank carpet and say do your
Speaker 4: best and do your will. You have carte BArch. No,
Speaker 4: real Americans call their leaders to the carpet when they
Speaker 4: screw up. That's what we're supposed to do. They work
Speaker 4: for us, We do not work for them. Somehow, you
Speaker 4: must have forgot that in the government class they were
Speaker 4: teaching you in whatever school you went to. But that's
Speaker 4: that's how this country works. We hire the to work
Speaker 4: for us. We may not agree with them all the time,
Speaker 4: but that's the job we've given them. And when they
Speaker 4: do mess up, we call them.
Speaker 1: And that's increased. That's what I'm going to do behind
Speaker 1: this microphone every chance I get. And you gave us
Speaker 1: a great fifty five seconds, and I thank you for that, brother,
Speaker 1: But we got to run twelve fifty five Dan Carroll
Speaker 1: for Bill Cunningham, seven hundred WW seven hundred WLW one
Speaker 1: oh seven Dan Carroll for Bill Cunningham on this Friday afternoon.
Speaker 1: And let's get right to my next guest. Daniel Turner
Speaker 1: is the main man behind Power the future and uh
Speaker 1: an expert on all sorts of things environmental and economic
Speaker 1: and all the rest. And Daniel Turner, great to have
Speaker 1: you back on the show.
Speaker 5: How are you, hey, Dan, Great to be on with you.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 1: You know so many things I want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about today, But I think we know what's going
Speaker 1: to be driving the news narrative for the rest of
Speaker 1: the day, and that is this meeting with Zolensky at
Speaker 1: the White House with the Trumpster. And I thank god J.
Speaker 1: D Vance was right there. You were monitoring this while
Speaker 1: it was on the air. I'm you know, I'm here
Speaker 1: doing a radio show, so I've got it on the
Speaker 1: monitors here in the studio, but of course the sound
Speaker 1: is down. And just I mean just looking at the
Speaker 1: body language of these two, I mean it looks like
Speaker 1: this meeting with Trump and Zelenski in front of all
Speaker 1: these reporters just went off the rails about as much
Speaker 1: as much as it could have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this was That's a good way to put it,
Speaker 5: go off the rail. I am going to stand by, obviously,
Speaker 5: my president in my country. My hunch is that Zolensky thought,
Speaker 5: once I sit down and all cameras are on and
Speaker 5: this is live. I can steer the conversation the way
Speaker 5: I want. And in the past, people like Joe Biden
Speaker 5: would have just let him and they would have whatever
Speaker 5: he wants to say. They had a deal in place.
Speaker 5: Zolensky decided he doesn't really want this deal. He thinks
Speaker 5: America is backing away. He thinks America is pro Russia,
Speaker 5: and he's you know, he's not playing with with Joe
Speaker 5: Biden anymore. And so Trump and jd. Vance jumped in
Speaker 5: and held firm one of the best lines that President
Speaker 5: Trump had when someone there was an accusation, I don't
Speaker 5: know if it was from Zelenski or someone in the
Speaker 5: room or in the media who said that he was
Speaker 5: alling to Putin and he said, I'm not aliging to Putin.
Speaker 5: I'm not aliging to Ukraine. I'm aliging to the United States.
Speaker 5: And that's that's the direction we should be in. That
Speaker 5: war is tragic, there's no doubt, but America is not
Speaker 5: here to solve the world's problems. You know, no one
Speaker 5: cares about the Sudan issue going on in Rwanda. Hundreds
Speaker 5: of thousands of people are dying there, but no one
Speaker 5: gives a darn because it's not cool and sexy. And
Speaker 5: you know, so the warmonger crowd picks and shooses where
Speaker 5: they think Americans should send its assets and it's and
Speaker 5: its boys to die. And for some reason, they love
Speaker 5: the Ukraine War and they are eager to have bodies
Speaker 5: on the ground. And thank god, we have an American
Speaker 5: president who is putting an end to this. I'm tired
Speaker 5: of sending the money, but I'll be damned if we
Speaker 5: start sending more young men and women to die in
Speaker 5: some stupid overseas battle that is orchestrated by the Neocon class.
Speaker 5: We have twenty five years of that, Dan, I think
Speaker 5: it's coming to an end. And thank god, how.
Speaker 1: Is it possible that Zelensky would get the notion that
Speaker 1: he could come in to the White House on Trump's
Speaker 1: territory or really any it doesn't matter, And this meeting
Speaker 1: could have been anywhere in the world. But how does
Speaker 1: he think for one minute that he's going to be
Speaker 1: able to sit down and then with or without the
Speaker 1: cameras on and bulldoze Trump and run roughshod over Trump
Speaker 1: and a deal that they already had in place.
Speaker 3: I mean, what the hell is wrong?
Speaker 1: With Vilenski that he would he would walk into something
Speaker 1: like this thinking he would get away with with this.
Speaker 3: Kind of thing.
Speaker 5: He's an actor by trade, and he knows how to
Speaker 5: use the cameras, and quite frankly, it's worked to his
Speaker 5: advantage in the past. President Trump knows how to use
Speaker 5: the cameras to his advantage. But I also think maybe
Speaker 5: he begins to believe his own media. Maybe he begins
Speaker 5: to believe his own press. And I'm sure they tell
Speaker 5: him that he's immensely popular in America. I'm sure they
Speaker 5: tell him everyone supports him in his effort, and quite frankly,
Speaker 5: he's probably gonna leave the White House and drive just
Speaker 5: a few miles down Pennsylvania Avenue and go to the
Speaker 5: Hill and they do love him there, because there's a
Speaker 5: lot of Warmongers in that crowd, and they're going to
Speaker 5: gather up and tell him how great he is. And
Speaker 5: do remember that image I saw just yesterday on Twitter
Speaker 5: again in preparation for this meeting. Do you remember that
Speaker 5: image a couple maybe a year ago. It was in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 5: Zelenski was visiting a munitions factory and there was Senator Casey,
Speaker 5: and there was the Governor Shapiro, and they were all
Speaker 5: signing their names on the bombs, laughing and joking about
Speaker 5: you know, I don't love Russia. I don't love you cry,
Speaker 5: I don't love anyone but America. But my god, that's
Speaker 5: that's some nineteen year old, poor kid who that bomb
Speaker 5: is going to blow up. Why because because you don't
Speaker 5: know what the hell you're who dies in war?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 5: Do you ever think of those Oh, that's who's dying.
Speaker 5: And when Trump says I want to end the bloodshed, God,
Speaker 5: I believe him because it's regular folks. It's regular, usually poor,
Speaker 5: with no options in life. They're the ones who we
Speaker 5: send to die. And we don't even build the monuments anymore.
Speaker 5: I asked President Trump for the two hundred and fiftieth
Speaker 5: can we build monuments like we did for World War
Speaker 5: One and World War Two? Can we build them for Iraq?
Speaker 5: In Afghanistan? I had growing up in my little part
Speaker 5: of Queens a number of World War One monuments from
Speaker 5: the thousands of young men who died from our neighborhood.
Speaker 5: We need to start honoring our military dead, but also
Speaker 5: to remind us maybe we can stop making military dead
Speaker 5: with some smart decisions.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But here's the thing, I think Daniel Turner and look,
Speaker 1: this is this is happening as we speak, and I've
Speaker 1: already got a pretty good idea of the way the mainstream,
Speaker 1: the leftist corporate media is going to play this, and
Speaker 1: they're going to say Trump is out of control, doesn't
Speaker 1: know how to be a diplomat, and let Zelensky get
Speaker 1: the better of them.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: I have no doubt that over the course of his
Speaker 1: career in business, Trump has had hundreds, if not thousands
Speaker 1: of meetings that were adversarial like this, where people get
Speaker 1: into a shouting match where you know, things go you
Speaker 1: know that we're on the table or off the table,
Speaker 1: things go sideways at the train wreck. But then at
Speaker 1: the end of the day, guess what, The deal gets signed,
Speaker 1: business gets done and in the in the end, that
Speaker 1: is what's most important. So Trump will, you know, be
Speaker 1: engaged in this meeting, but when it comes time to
Speaker 1: get the deal done and move on with the important work,
Speaker 1: guess what this is water under the bridge, This is
Speaker 1: in the past, and then and he won't be concerned
Speaker 1: with it anymore. But yet the media is going to
Speaker 1: try and tell us how this is a chief executive
Speaker 1: who's out of control.
Speaker 5: Exactly, and this is a war he inherited, and he
Speaker 5: inherited because of the terrible Biden administration on multiple fronts, right,
Speaker 5: not just diplomatic cowardice, which was part of it, but
Speaker 5: also normally what I talk about energy policy, right, the
Speaker 5: Biden energy strategy, the goat green strategy, the many decisions
Speaker 5: that were made a year before the Ukraine invasion drove
Speaker 5: up the price of oil to the point that if
Speaker 5: you're Putin, you're making a lot of money. And Putin
Speaker 5: and Russia are richer now than they were before this
Speaker 5: war started. And they say, well, we have sanctions on
Speaker 5: Russian oil and gas. Those sanctions are a joke because
Speaker 5: Russia sells its oil and gas to countries like Turkey
Speaker 5: who ignore the sanctions, and then Turkey sells the Russia.
Speaker 5: It sells the Russian oil and gas to Italy, to France,
Speaker 5: to Germany, to Spain. So all these countries that are like,
Speaker 5: we have boycott at their fossil fuels, you haven't. You've
Speaker 5: just used an intermediary who's charging more. And that's why
Speaker 5: Russia's making so much damn money from this. So so
Speaker 5: many bad decisions made Russia, Russia richer, stronger, more powerful,
Speaker 5: made Ukraine weak. They throw all of this crap at
Speaker 5: President Trump, and now they want the answer to be, well,
Speaker 5: I guess we have to go to war, right, I
Speaker 5: guess we have to get more boots on the ground.
Speaker 5: And I'm telling you we're at the stage now. We
Speaker 5: know we all know too many friends who died in
Speaker 5: Iraq and Afghanistan or it came back different. And I
Speaker 5: have lots of friends who came back different from Iraq
Speaker 5: and Afghanistan. But I'm at the point now. If you're like,
Speaker 5: we need boots on the ground in Russia, then you go.
Speaker 5: I don't care if your man and woman trans are straight.
Speaker 5: I don't care if you're fifty years old. I don't
Speaker 5: care if you're dead, like John McCain, if you want
Speaker 5: war in Russia, get yourself over there and pick up
Speaker 5: a gun. Because the days of sending our nineteen year
Speaker 5: olds to fight in somebody else's war are over. God,
Speaker 5: they should have been over after Vietnam. Dan they're over.
Speaker 5: And this warmonger class they have to be defeated. And
Speaker 5: there are lots within the Republican Party.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, I can't help but think that Putin
Speaker 1: was looking for an off ramp and Trump was giving
Speaker 1: it to him. And he's got to be looking at
Speaker 1: this today and you know all all Zelensky had to do.
Speaker 1: If Zelensky signs this deal for the rare earth minerals,
Speaker 1: I mean, he has no clue about the economic prosperity
Speaker 1: that awaits him in his country. You know, they think
Speaker 1: getting the table scraps of a few billion dollars from
Speaker 1: the Biden administration was you know, benefit to him and
Speaker 1: his supporters, and you know all the money that they
Speaker 1: grifted off of that. I mean, the economic realities is
Speaker 1: you know, if you've got the United States heavily involved
Speaker 1: in Ukraine doing you know, some real work when it
Speaker 1: comes to these rare as minerals and all the rest
Speaker 1: of that, I mean, that is going to dwarf the
Speaker 1: kind of money that he saw from the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: And I don't know why he doesn't have you know,
Speaker 1: why he doesn't have the foresight to be able to
Speaker 1: see that.
Speaker 5: And such a great point, because when you have economic prosperity,
Speaker 5: you rarely have war and and and that's the best
Speaker 5: way to have peace worldwide. And to have trade and
Speaker 5: to give people prosperity, because people who are prosperous and
Speaker 5: have jobs and can provide for their family aren't restless. Right.
Speaker 3: A lot of the war.
Speaker 5: Torn countries we see I mentioned this Sudan Rwanda incident
Speaker 5: that's ongoing for years now. A lot of that stems
Speaker 5: from just misery and poverty and and and but but
Speaker 5: capitalist countries that are wealthy and prosperalists don't necessarily go
Speaker 5: to war for that reason. That would have been the
Speaker 5: best solution.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: And and this this rare Earth deal is a great solution.
Speaker 5: There are options on the table, but if you want war,
Speaker 5: you are going to turn down every option. And Zolenski
Speaker 5: and a lot of Republicans and also a lot of
Speaker 5: Democrats want war. And and I don't understand why. We
Speaker 5: have to remember Nurtia is a nuclear power and Putin
Speaker 5: is probably insane, but he also does not want to
Speaker 5: be defeated. And of the West things, well, now it's
Speaker 5: time to take out Putin. We should have taken out Stalin.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: You know, after after the war ended, that's not going
Speaker 5: to end well, not for anybody. And I think President
Speaker 5: Trump realizes that aren't we just sick of this, right,
Speaker 5: aren't we just?
Speaker 3: I'm more than tired of it?
Speaker 1: And for God's sake, is it too much to ask
Speaker 1: for Zelenski to put on a suit when he walks
Speaker 1: into it, same way with Musk. Come on, put it, Pip,
Speaker 1: you go into a wall office, put us you go
Speaker 1: to the cabinet meeting, put on a coat and a tie.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's too much to ask. Let me
Speaker 1: get your take on on this drama that's unfolding between
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi and Cash Betel and the New York the
Speaker 1: Southern New York Office of the FBI as it relates
Speaker 1: to these uh, these documents to be turned over in
Speaker 1: the Epstein case. I think this is this is a test,
Speaker 1: and I think this has to be dealt with in
Speaker 1: a in a strong and forceful way. I think heads
Speaker 1: after role and they if they let this slide in
Speaker 1: some sort of way, then I think that sets a
Speaker 1: poor tone for the at least on behalf of the
Speaker 1: Attorney General and the head of the FBI moving forward.
Speaker 3: What say you, well, it definitely.
Speaker 5: It confirms the idea that there is a deep state,
Speaker 5: because if you're the head of the Department of Justice,
Speaker 5: and you're the head of the FBI and you say
Speaker 5: I want the documents and somebody else can say no,
Speaker 5: we're not giving them to you. Then you don't have
Speaker 5: a head of the FBI or ahead of the Department
Speaker 5: of Justice. You do have a deep state operative that
Speaker 5: is more powerful. And talk about unelected bureaucrats, right, talk
Speaker 5: about a threat to democracy, that is the threat to democracy.
Speaker 5: I am sure if anyone saw the fullness of the
Speaker 5: Epstein documents, probably as well as the MLK and the
Speaker 5: JFK and the RFK assassinations. I am sure the fullness
Speaker 5: of that file would make anybody quiver and say, my god,
Speaker 5: we can't let the American people know what we have done.
Speaker 5: But that said, it's not up for some career bureaucrat
Speaker 5: to make that decision. If Pam Bondi came out tomorrow
Speaker 5: and said I got everything and I got to tell you,
Speaker 5: I can't tell you what I saw, people would be
Speaker 5: angry and livid, but I would respect the fact that
Speaker 5: she knows it's that bad, and I quite frankly think
Speaker 5: it is that bad. If you're selling fifteen year old
Speaker 5: girls on a foreign island routinely and the government knows
Speaker 5: about it. There's some I can't curse on your show.
Speaker 5: There's some messed up stuff going on that I don't
Speaker 5: think the American people have the stomach for. But I
Speaker 5: would much rather have that be the answer. I would
Speaker 5: rather Cash pateel come out and say I saw it,
Speaker 5: and ladies and gentlemen, you can't see it. And I'm sorry,
Speaker 5: but this has to just be destroyed and burned and
Speaker 5: people will go to jail. But you can't know the truth.
Speaker 1: Well that's what yeah, I mean, if you can, if
Speaker 1: you're going to say that, but then, you know, let's
Speaker 1: see some prosecutions. Let's see some people be held accountable.
Speaker 1: Let's see some some real justice be done. Because as
Speaker 1: far as I know, uh, you know, other than uh,
Speaker 1: you know, this guy apparently and and you can argue
Speaker 1: all day that he hanged himself in in his prison cell,
Speaker 1: I don't think.
Speaker 3: That really happened.
Speaker 1: And uh, well you know, what's what was his his
Speaker 1: running mate's name, I forget her name, but you know
Speaker 1: that these are the only two people that Yeah, Jelane
Speaker 1: is a Jelaine.
Speaker 3: Is that how you said? Maxwell? Whatever?
Speaker 8: Wayne?
Speaker 3: Whatever, I mean, you're.
Speaker 1: Going to tell me that these are the only two
Speaker 1: people that need to be held accountable for all these
Speaker 1: episodes there it's you know, the love Leada Express and
Speaker 1: all the rest of it.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 5: So, no, no, not at all. And every time they
Speaker 5: mentioned how he had this this tragic suicide and oh
Speaker 5: my gosh, the cameras just happened to be off. It
Speaker 5: always makes the old days of Twitter. Yeah, it makes
Speaker 5: you think of the old days of Twitter before before
Speaker 5: you one must bottle. And they were like, oh, it
Speaker 5: was just the glitch. But it only seems to go
Speaker 5: against conservatives.
Speaker 3: U how that happened?
Speaker 1: So give me your take on on on the chat
Speaker 1: rooms over at the National security intelligence agencies and uh
Speaker 1: and in there and uh, you know, Tulsa Gabbert, God
Speaker 1: bless hers, she fired one hundred people yesterday that were
Speaker 1: involved in this. And then she comes out and says
Speaker 1: that the Biden administration knew about these perverted sex chats.
Speaker 1: I mean you talk, I mean fetishes three ways. I mean,
Speaker 1: you know, just the most vile sex talk you can imagine.
Speaker 1: And they were doing this for hours on end while
Speaker 1: they were on you know why they were on the
Speaker 1: clock on government computers. I don't think the American people
Speaker 1: signed up for that.
Speaker 5: All I wonder is if that was how bad the
Speaker 5: chat rooms were. Could you imagine the break rooms right
Speaker 5: and the things that you No, it's just applorable. But
Speaker 5: a precedent was sent a long time ago in the
Speaker 5: in the Obama administration, when a number of SEC employees
Speaker 5: were called watching and pornography for hours a day out
Speaker 5: their desk on their computers, and none of them were fired.
Speaker 5: They were told, hey, we can't do this anymore, but
Speaker 5: they were allowed to go on with their life.
Speaker 3: And that would never fly.
Speaker 5: Obviously in the private sector. The fact that people know
Speaker 5: this and we pretend like, hey, we're not going to
Speaker 5: discriminate against people's sexual orientation. I don't think we should
Speaker 5: discriminate against sexual orientation. But if you're sitting at your
Speaker 5: government job and this is what you're doing for hours
Speaker 5: and end, that is not discrimination. And I think it
Speaker 5: just kind of represents the degeneracy of the Biden administration
Speaker 5: in general. You know, the gay porn they filmed in
Speaker 5: the Senate, the bags of cocaine at the White House,
Speaker 5: the weird cross jesting guy who steals luggage right, the
Speaker 5: number of military people who were always dressed as men
Speaker 5: and women and dogs and all sorts. I think, you know,
Speaker 5: sexual perversion is a sign of deeper moral decay. And
Speaker 5: that's the Biden administration in a nutshell. And so it
Speaker 5: doesn't surprise me at all that there are hundreds of
Speaker 5: NSA employees who spend all day fetishizing about about deeply
Speaker 5: immoral stuff, right, not like wow, that schick is hot
Speaker 5: stuff about children and animals and it's just vile, disgusting stuff.
Speaker 5: These people should be banned from society.
Speaker 1: This was this will be a good time for me
Speaker 1: to roll the sound bite about how he was going
Speaker 1: to bring decency back to the White House and back
Speaker 1: to back to Washington, d C. After that, after that
Speaker 1: horrible Trump administration, there was no decency in goodness there,
Speaker 1: I mean, for crying out loud. But Daniel Turner, it
Speaker 1: is so great having you on so much talk about
Speaker 1: in so little time. It's it's it's always a pleasure.
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean how many times. I mean, this
Speaker 1: stuff that we talked about has just happened in really
Speaker 1: the last forty eight hours. I mean, and you know,
Speaker 1: if we if we talked again tomorrow, we probably have
Speaker 1: a whole new slate oft subjects to talk about. It's
Speaker 1: absolutely amazing.
Speaker 5: There's a lot we spend a game on this radio interview, Dan,
Speaker 5: and we talked about a lot that stuff. But it's
Speaker 5: always great to be on with you. Thanks keeping the
Speaker 5: American people in form.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Daniel, and we'll do it again before too long.
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Speaker 1: afternoon on seven hundred WW Sean Hannity.
Speaker 9: It's been twenty eight days since he was inaugurated. Nuclear
Speaker 9: bombs are going off in North Korea, Thousands are dying
Speaker 9: in Syria. Since his second term began, three hundred thousand
Speaker 9: Americans have signed up for food stamps. We borrowed one
Speaker 9: hundred and thirty billion dollars the last twenty eight days.
Speaker 9: And all he can do is.
Speaker 3: Send Michelle, let him eat Cake.
Speaker 9: Obama to ski and aspen as he hooks up with LT.
Speaker 9: Gray in South and Southeast Florida to play his one
Speaker 9: hundred and sixteenth rounded golf.
Speaker 5: O Hell, Hello, quiet, and I'm spoke.
Speaker 3: I'm broadcasting. Hey, why don't we listening to Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 10: We got breaking news, Dan, breaking news.
Speaker 1: The only thing that was missing from that meeting today
Speaker 1: between you got you got, you got Trump in this corner,
Speaker 1: you got JD.
Speaker 3: Vance.
Speaker 1: Trump is gonna sockey one time. You're wearing the referees uniform.
Speaker 1: The really really thing missing today was me and gene oakerland.
Speaker 10: Rick Uchino just is reporting that Trump Zelenski and also, uh,
Speaker 10: my man from Middletown, JD. Vans, the man that started
Speaker 10: it all and got them all mad, which is a
Speaker 10: good thing.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 10: They're in a three way match coming up Monday night
Speaker 10: on Raw.
Speaker 12: Take it to the Squared. They're gonna let's go. They're
Speaker 12: bringing Putin over for a four man ladder match. Whoever
Speaker 12: gets to the ladder first.
Speaker 3: Is the winner in the war. That's is a four
Speaker 3: way the ladder match.
Speaker 1: And then and then Vince McMahon is Trump's Secretary of Education.
Speaker 1: His wife is the Secretary of Education. She could be
Speaker 1: I think it could be the special referee. Aren't they
Speaker 1: shutting that down? The department? Eventually they're going to close
Speaker 1: it down. Yeah, I'm just saying.
Speaker 10: That was some action in the Oval office there. Man,
Speaker 10: You don't get you don't see that too often, now,
Speaker 10: I mean that we never. I don't I never can't
Speaker 10: remember ever those guys yelling at each other like that,
Speaker 10: I mean.
Speaker 3: And how stupid is CNN? You know they didn't see
Speaker 3: him running out all run quotes.
Speaker 1: They hate Trump so bad that they don't want to
Speaker 1: They don't want to show.
Speaker 3: Trump on TV ever. Goodness, you know, he's a president
Speaker 3: of the United States.
Speaker 1: You know, if Biden was on there falling asleep, you know,
Speaker 1: with you know, the president of Singapore or god knows wherever,
Speaker 1: you know, they they'd show that on TV. But when
Speaker 1: it comes to live action like we had with Zelensky
Speaker 1: and Trump, and Trump says the new Conference is canceled.
Speaker 1: Zelenski can speak to the people when he wants peace.
Speaker 1: How about that? And then what and and what ken Zolensky, you.
Speaker 2: Know what.
Speaker 10: Now getting in getting in the big car? And then uh,
Speaker 10: Trump's nowhere to be found to say see you later.
Speaker 3: It's a tater.
Speaker 1: And and what does Zelensky have right now? A major
Speaker 1: a major case of the goo.
Speaker 10: That's correct, man, oh man, you haven't seen the video.
Speaker 10: You'll see it tonight. Well you'll see it.
Speaker 3: It's going to be all day. It's gonna be all day.
Speaker 3: It's going to be worn out.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 1: I thought we were going to be talking about, you know,
Speaker 1: the sex chat at the at the National Security Agency.
Speaker 3: I thought we were going to be talking about going
Speaker 3: to be a deal with you and this war.
Speaker 1: I thought we're going to be talking about the Epstein,
Speaker 1: the Epstein files, and I thought we were talking about
Speaker 1: Cash Betel and Pam Bondi and all the people getting
Speaker 1: fired at the FBI. But no, not today, we got
Speaker 1: We got Zelensky Trump Trump in vance.
Speaker 11: He had great credibility until he said that. Now it's like,
Speaker 11: where did he come from? In the Oval office? Baby
Speaker 11: going at it man, I've ever seen that before. Heads
Speaker 11: of stages, button heads like that.
Speaker 3: Telling you mean Gene Okerland should have been and our
Speaker 3: man from Middletown got it going j D. Vance. Trump.
Speaker 1: Trump told Zelensky, there's been enough war. We want to
Speaker 1: get it over. He said, your soldiers have been unbelievably brave.
Speaker 1: I give him credit. This was supposed to be over quickly,
Speaker 1: and here we are three years later. I give tremendous credit,
Speaker 1: A tremendous credit to your soldiers, your generals, and yourself,
Speaker 1: he says. But it's been hard fighting, tough fighting. Trump
Speaker 1: just wants it to get over correct, he end the war.
Speaker 3: What is wrong with that? I don't know. But guy's
Speaker 3: an idiot. He's an idiot.
Speaker 10: He's just leaving the White House now as we're watching
Speaker 10: Fox News and.
Speaker 3: Go buy a suit, mercy.
Speaker 1: I mean, the guy's grifted enough money from the United
Speaker 1: States you can afford to put a suit on. Don't
Speaker 1: you think if you went to the Oval Office would
Speaker 1: you wear a suit?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, thank you?
Speaker 8: All right? Man off the garden, Saturday night, August third,
Speaker 8: eight pm. I don't mind telling you from top to
Speaker 8: bottom and absolutely spectacular.
Speaker 12: Card Zelensky hootin Trump vance have at it?
Speaker 3: Is it?
Speaker 10: Is it a tag team or a four way battle,
Speaker 10: royal ladder match age? Anything they want? No time limit,
Speaker 10: no nothing, there you go. They gotta come on the
Speaker 10: air at seven and let him wrestle till ten.
Speaker 3: But to beat the man, you gotta beat the man.
Speaker 3: And I'm saying, whoa right here in.
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Speaker 1: on that Reds.
Speaker 10: And A's today come up in Cactus League Action two
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Speaker 3: Tomorrow the Reds and Rod Rabia Cincinnati and the Reds
Speaker 3: and Cubs on Sunday.
Speaker 10: White Sox outfielder and former Madero star Andrew Bennettendi looks
Speaker 10: like he's out the rest of spring training. What fractured
Speaker 10: right hand after being hit by a pitch earlier in.
Speaker 3: The week playing for White Sox. Still with John to
Speaker 3: be here, you should have been here.
Speaker 10: Let's see uh College basketball tomorrow full slate. Cincinnati Bearcats
Speaker 10: on the road at fourth rank Houston, four o'clock on
Speaker 10: the Home of the Hits and Kid Chris one O
Speaker 10: two seven w e b N Creighton and Xavier Big
Speaker 10: East battle at Cintas Center four o'clock, fifty five KRC, the.
Speaker 3: Home of Brian Thomas. What time four o'clock?
Speaker 10: Young Town Youngstown State at NKU at twelve thirty on
Speaker 10: Fox Sports thirteen sixty, Number one Auburn and number seventeen
Speaker 10: Kentucky meet noon ESPN fifteen thirty. Let's go Ohio, you
Speaker 10: and Miami and Richmond takes on Dayton tomorrow. MLS Soccer
Speaker 10: FC Cincinnati on the road tomorrow night against Philadelphia Union.
Speaker 10: The accident at seven on Fox Sports thirteen to sixty.
Speaker 10: All we get at golf over there in Durban, Durban,
Speaker 10: South Africa. Dale Whittnell made two holes in one in
Speaker 10: the same round of the South Africa Open to.
Speaker 3: Date, two aces in one round.
Speaker 10: He was entering the day worrying about making the cut
Speaker 10: on the European Tour event. Thirty six year old englishman
Speaker 10: ace the par three second and twelve holes at the
Speaker 10: Durban Country Club with a wild nine under sixty three.
Speaker 10: Second round. He had another eagle, seven birdies, two bogies
Speaker 10: and a double bogie.
Speaker 3: I saw it.
Speaker 1: I saw he had back to back eagles on the front.
Speaker 1: So he makes a hole in one on a par three,
Speaker 1: and then league he makes a three on a par five.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable. Andy. He reminds me of myself.
Speaker 10: High school sports? What high school sports? Congrats to Walton
Speaker 10: for own is, Emma Moore and Sophie Anderson for repeating
Speaker 10: as Kentucky State girls wrestling champions at the Southwest Ohio
Speaker 10: Boys District Bowling Attorney, LaSalle, the Lancers won the Division
Speaker 10: one district championship. They're head into the Ohio State finals.
Speaker 3: Was the venue?
Speaker 10: I don't know it was? Brian Coles's no, that's no,
Speaker 10: it's not out there anymore. They wrecked it Stones Lanes
Speaker 10: Hamilton senior Mason Kelly. He's headed to the state bowling
Speaker 10: tournament after a seven seven seven series Nanner but Tanner
Speaker 10: Isles from Oak Hills rolled a perfect three hundred game
Speaker 10: in that district action.
Speaker 3: Yeah, how about that? Uh, let's see.
Speaker 10: Also, good luck girls basketball tomorrow six o'clock in Indianapolis.
Speaker 10: It's the Indiana three A State girls championship in basketball,
Speaker 10: twenty seven to oh Greensburg against Norwell. So good luck
Speaker 10: to the Lady Pirates as they hope they can bring
Speaker 10: a title to the to the area. Don't forget EHL
Speaker 10: hockey tonight, ty Toledo in town to battle the Cyclones.
Speaker 10: The Clones are also home Sunday in a three o'clock
Speaker 10: face off against Adirondack. Don't forget ninety thousand should be
Speaker 10: on hand tomorrow, Dan Gerrel, what's the nickname of Adirondack
Speaker 10: Red Wings. I think is it all right? The Ohio Stadium,
Speaker 10: the site outdoor hockey Stadium series ninety thousand in Ohio
Speaker 10: Stadium tomorrow six o'clock. It's Detroit and Columbus. See what
Speaker 10: else is going on?
Speaker 3: That's a lot of sports.
Speaker 10: And also we want to say happy birthday, birthday today
Speaker 10: to one of the great ones that ever drove a
Speaker 10: race car.
Speaker 3: Dale Arhart Junior. Nope, I don't know.
Speaker 10: Eighty five years young today, mister mariar ANDRETTI.
Speaker 3: How about that? Eighty five and still looking good?
Speaker 1: Doesn't it doesn't he isn't he like a team owner now?
Speaker 1: Or he's still involved in racing a little bit?
Speaker 3: Oh well, yeah, they got the the Indy cars. He
Speaker 3: shows up at all those events. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 10: Indy car starts us Sunday afternoon in Saint Pete. They
Speaker 10: run on the streets of Saint Petersburg.
Speaker 3: Nice. Yeah, how long does it take to set out
Speaker 3: set that up?
Speaker 10: Well, they run on the streets and then part of
Speaker 10: it is the airport with the the old airport down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that's got it. But I mean they
Speaker 1: put up all those barriers and stuff. That's gotta They
Speaker 1: could do that here if they get smart. Race around
Speaker 1: the streets of Cincinnati, Fountain Square, a nice Columbia Parkway,
Speaker 1: down the Lunkan Airport right there, Drive around looking airport
Speaker 1: for a little while. Come back up Adern Avenue, Eastern
Speaker 1: Avenue by the Boat House, Great American.
Speaker 10: Ballpark, pay Corpse Stadium, Heritage Bank Center.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine those cars, the zipping down Pete Roseway
Speaker 1: at two hundred miles an hour? Yeah, where would you
Speaker 1: be sitting.
Speaker 3: Right there in the middle of the whole thing.
Speaker 10: So I don't know, But that's busy weekend, Dan and
Speaker 10: some key games and basketball because uh, some are on
Speaker 10: the bubble and some aren't. So n K You won
Speaker 10: last night. They play Youngstown State in their final regular
Speaker 10: season game tomorrow, and then the Horizon League tournament starts
Speaker 10: on Tuesday. And from what I understand that, I think
Speaker 10: NK You will have a home game I believe on
Speaker 10: Tuesday night, but they don't know who they're playing yet,
Speaker 10: so we'll see what happens the tournament, I mean, after
Speaker 10: after this week, after next week, regular season over and
Speaker 10: then the basketball tournaments begin, and then then there and
Speaker 10: then it's the n c.
Speaker 3: A A tournament.
Speaker 1: So a big game for UC against Houston and then uh,
Speaker 1: Creighton comes to.
Speaker 10: The Xavier beat Crayton Tomar. I think they're they're definitely in.
Speaker 10: They get still got one left, but I think that'll
Speaker 10: get him in.
Speaker 3: That'd be a good win.
Speaker 10: And if you see goes to Houston and up ends
Speaker 10: the Cougars on their floor, be good for them too.
Speaker 1: So Zelensky left the White House with a major case
Speaker 1: of the goo. Right, who who won? Who won the
Speaker 1: match up today segment?
Speaker 10: I would say the tag team of Trump advance. He
Speaker 10: had no chance at all because Trump was pointing at
Speaker 10: him and he was like, what about six inches away
Speaker 10: from him in those big nice chairs that they got
Speaker 10: in the Oval office.
Speaker 3: I haven't heard that much yelling and on TV.
Speaker 10: Uh you know, I mean that was I mean that
Speaker 10: tape is going to get worn out by six o'clock tonight.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable.
Speaker 10: Trumps told you don't have the cards. You get on
Speaker 10: our side, you got the cards. If you don't, you
Speaker 10: got nothing.
Speaker 8: You know.
Speaker 10: I thought He's gonna look over at him like he
Speaker 10: did on his show, you know, and he go, you're fired.
Speaker 3: I'll take over Ukraine. Maybe, but Trump says he's being disrespectful.
Speaker 3: You know, he don't.
Speaker 1: Don't come in here thinking you can disrespect me. Probably
Speaker 1: the other brain, you know what, especially.
Speaker 3: In his own in his own dagone.
Speaker 10: Off, five men cage ladder match, Trump vance Zelenski putin
Speaker 10: and bring in Big Joe Biden as the fifth man.
Speaker 3: What's what's Biden gonna do? Fight? They can beat him up.
Speaker 10: He's the one that sent all that stuff over there,
Speaker 10: and they're still messing around.
Speaker 3: Well, get it over with many soldiers. Biden doesn't even
Speaker 3: know what day it is. I mean, Russia has lost
Speaker 3: what hundreds of thousands of men. Oh, it's horrible. It's
Speaker 3: it's a and they probably don't even know it.
Speaker 2: It's a.
Speaker 3: It's a. It's a terrible thing.
Speaker 1: Trump says, let's just stop it, fingo, let's just stop
Speaker 1: sign your deal. Sign the deal and the money will
Speaker 1: start flowing. Ukraine's gonna be a lot better off, economic
Speaker 1: prosperity for everyone. And Zelenski wants to come in Airnech
Speaker 1: Why he's.
Speaker 3: Some kind of tough guy. He's like he's like he's
Speaker 3: like an actor.
Speaker 1: He's like he was he what did he did before
Speaker 1: he was an actor and a comedian and now he's
Speaker 1: the the president of Ukraine and he wants that like
Speaker 1: you some kind of tough guy.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. It's good exchange over all, right,
Speaker 3: that got your blood. That's action. That is Oval Office action, right.
Speaker 13: You know.
Speaker 3: He goes right back into the car and he's got
Speaker 3: the rump.
Speaker 1: Every one of those Oval Office meetings from now on
Speaker 1: is going to be alive Must see TV.
Speaker 3: He's got he's got the case of the goo. Go
Speaker 3: big Z has a case the goo. Seg get us
Speaker 3: out of the stooge report.
Speaker 1: We got Reds baseball coming up in about about a
Speaker 1: half an hour from now, Dan Carroll.
Speaker 10: And O are the Reds and A's coming up. We
Speaker 10: leave you with the immortal words of the Stood report.
Speaker 8: See highway Patrol again next week.
Speaker 4: Until then, remember, breakfast driving doesn't determine who's right, only
Speaker 4: who's left.
Speaker 3: This is Roder Crawford saying.
Speaker 4: See you next week.
Speaker 3: And Zelenski's got a case of the goo. On seven
Speaker 3: hundred W.
Speaker 8: L do.
Speaker 1: Alright back on the big one seven hundred W LW
Speaker 1: two O eight Dan Carroll. Till about two thirty we've
Speaker 1: got Reds baseball coming up. Red's in the A's in
Speaker 1: Cactus League play. It's Dan Carroll in for Bill Cunningham.
Speaker 1: I can sit in for Allen tomorrow morning from nine
Speaker 1: to noon. So we're looking forward to that. Wayne Allen
Speaker 1: Roots expected to join us here in this half hour.
Speaker 1: We are trying to make contact with him now, so
Speaker 1: we will see if that happens. If not, well then
Speaker 1: we'll just move on. And if we don't talk to him,
Speaker 1: well then you got the next twenty five minutes or
Speaker 1: so with me, and I know we're all looking forward
Speaker 1: to that. So Big Big does at the White House
Speaker 1: today as Voltimore's Lensky shows up, and that meeting did
Speaker 1: not go well. And the moment that Zelensky stepped out
Speaker 1: of the car, Trump was looking at what he had
Speaker 1: on and said something about what he had on, and
Speaker 1: things just went downhill from there. Joining us now is
Speaker 1: the main man, great guest on The Cunningham Show, the
Speaker 1: host of America's Top Ten Countdown with Wayne Allen Root
Speaker 1: on Real America's Voice Root for America and Wayne Allen Root.
Speaker 1: It's great again to have you on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: How's it going.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 1: I'm glad you here. Did you see what happened at
Speaker 1: the White House a little while ago? Was Zelenski?
Speaker 8: I'm I did, I did. Here's my deal. You know,
Speaker 8: I'm preparing for my big TV show every every Saturday
Speaker 8: at noon Eastern. I've got America's Top ten countyests. I
Speaker 8: spend Friday morning scripting the show and choosing the top
Speaker 8: ten stories. So I didn't have a chance to watch
Speaker 8: it live. But friends started ringing in him and texting me,
Speaker 8: and my phone just exploded, and so I saw all
Speaker 8: these messages. I went and looked at all the highlights
Speaker 8: a few minutes ago, and then I made that one
Speaker 8: of my top stories for the Top ten show. And
Speaker 8: I'll tell you what I like about it. Forget about
Speaker 8: the fact that they got a big fight in Trump
Speaker 8: Advance with like a wrestling team, a tag team who
Speaker 8: were double tagging against Zelenski and destroying him and wiping
Speaker 8: him out and embarrassing him. All that's great. He deserved
Speaker 8: a public you know, embarrassment. But what I like about
Speaker 8: it is and I'm sure it's probably gonna be temporary,
Speaker 8: but I hope it's permanent. I don't want the mineral
Speaker 8: deal with Ukraine. I rarely ever disagree with President Trump.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm honest team ninety nine point nine percent
Speaker 8: of the time. And I love the general idea. If
Speaker 8: I'm gonna give you money, you give me the rights
Speaker 8: to your minerals. So we don't lose three hundred billion
Speaker 8: or more and we get back five hundred billion. We
Speaker 8: turned into a profitable business. That's all great, and that's
Speaker 8: what should have been done from day one. I love Trump,
Speaker 8: I love the way he thinks he's a businessman like me.
Speaker 8: But I think on this one deal, we should not
Speaker 8: do it. I think he's wrong for once, and I'll
Speaker 8: tell you why. That's why I'm so glad that the
Speaker 8: whole event blew up and that they walked out and
Speaker 8: they kicked him out of the White House and Trump said,
Speaker 8: you're disrespectful, get lost, you're not ready for a deal,
Speaker 8: and the whole deal's on hold. I hope it never happens.
Speaker 8: I guess my gut says it will happen, because when
Speaker 8: you do that to someone, then they come back at
Speaker 8: in hand and they beg you to do the deal,
Speaker 8: and you get it even better deal. So it'll probably
Speaker 8: cause us to get a better deal, and that's Trump,
Speaker 8: one of the great negotiators in the history of the world.
Speaker 8: But I don't want any deal, and I'll tell you why, Okay,
Speaker 8: because my gut instinct says, if we cut no deal
Speaker 8: with them, then the war is over. They have no
Speaker 8: choice but to surrender mostly on Russia's terms, and the
Speaker 8: war ends and we never get involved in World War three,
Speaker 8: and that one American boy or girl loses their life
Speaker 8: and we all move on and a way for this disaster.
Speaker 8: If we get the deal, yes, we'll make money on
Speaker 8: it instead of biding. You gave up, you know, billions,
Speaker 8: probably three hundred billions for nothing in return. So again,
Speaker 8: Trump's a win. We're getting something great. Businessman thinking great,
Speaker 8: ceo thinking great. But it drags us into the war.
Speaker 8: Let's just say, the day after we signed the deal,
Speaker 8: English troops, British troops and French troops and other NATO
Speaker 8: troops enter Ukraine, which is what they've already said they're
Speaker 8: gonna do, and there's an exchange a volley of missiles
Speaker 8: and a lot of NATO soldiers are killed, and suddenly
Speaker 8: NATO declares war on Russia, and suddenly we are in
Speaker 8: World War three. But if we never give them any money,
Speaker 8: there will not be any further war ends and there
Speaker 8: is no World War three. So I don't even think
Speaker 8: the mineral rights is worth it. I just think we
Speaker 8: need to walk away from Ukraine. It's one of only
Speaker 8: two times I've ever in my life in ten years
Speaker 8: disagreed with President Trump, just the vaccines. I've aost disagreed
Speaker 8: with them on the COVID vaccines, but he's come around
Speaker 8: in my way of thinking, at least a little bit.
Speaker 8: And I'm telling you this is a mistake.
Speaker 13: We shouldn't give them anything further, not a dollar, not
Speaker 13: a troop, not a human, no American money, no American
Speaker 13: blood should be shed for Ukraine. And I think if
Speaker 13: we do the mineral rights deal, it's a brilliant financial deal,
Speaker 13: but it gets us right in the middle of a chance,
Speaker 13: a good chance for World War three to break out and.
Speaker 8: We have to get involved.
Speaker 1: Well, let me just push back on that a little bit.
Speaker 1: And I think what Trump wants, and I think what
Speaker 1: he wants more than anything else, whether it's Ukraine or
Speaker 1: whether it's the Middle East and what's going on in Gaza,
Speaker 1: he wants the war to stop. War is not good
Speaker 1: for business. So we're replacing war with economic activity and
Speaker 1: robust economic activity. And uh, the the promise of untold
Speaker 1: prosperity is what what takes the place of war. And
Speaker 1: and at some point I think people realize that having
Speaker 1: prosperity is a lot better than having war. And I
Speaker 1: don't see how Americans, American companies go in there and
Speaker 1: mine and operate and ship and do all those things
Speaker 1: you have to do to extract rarer minerals and get
Speaker 1: them back to America so we can exploit the use
Speaker 1: of that without having Russia in check in some kind
Speaker 1: of way. So I think there's a there's a lot
Speaker 1: of moving parts here, and I think I sort of
Speaker 1: see how they all come together. I'm not saying I
Speaker 1: know everything that that Trump has in mind, but I
Speaker 1: think it's all it's all part of a larger, larger
Speaker 1: strategy and ending and give me, give me, but I
Speaker 1: think Putin wants a way out too, And I think
Speaker 1: this is part of a larger strategy, uh, you know,
Speaker 1: for for Putin to to to get himself.
Speaker 2: Out.
Speaker 8: I agree one hundred percent. And Trump wants out, I
Speaker 8: agree hundred percent, But the deep state wants in and
Speaker 8: I'm just telling you all of Europe wants Trump and
Speaker 8: Americans in. They will use this as an excuse. In
Speaker 8: my opinion, my gut says, they will use this deal
Speaker 8: and more money entering the Fray from the United States
Speaker 8: tax players as an excuse, more money and more military
Speaker 8: equipment as an excuse to keep the war going and
Speaker 8: to get us more deeply involved, because once we give
Speaker 8: the more money and more arms, I just my gut
Speaker 8: says England, the deep state people that run England just
Speaker 8: terrible liberal communist deep state. Same thing in France and Macrone,
Speaker 8: same thing throughout Europe. Look what you's happened in Romania.
Speaker 8: By the way, the Conservative wins the election, the Supreme
Speaker 8: Court nullifies the election, they have a new election, and
Speaker 8: then they arrest the Conservative because they're afraid he's gonna
Speaker 8: win again. This is the type of people we're dealing with.
Speaker 8: I'm just afraid that they, in this one case, are
Speaker 8: fooling Trump because they're making him believe that he will
Speaker 8: get the mineral rights. In reality, I don't even think
Speaker 8: you can get the mineral rights because at least sixty
Speaker 8: percent of the minerals are in an area that Russia
Speaker 8: has already conquered, and Russia is never giving it back,
Speaker 8: never giving that portion of the Ukraine back. So I
Speaker 8: don't even think the mineral rights are there to give.
Speaker 8: I think Russia's got them, not Ukraine anymore. So I'm
Speaker 8: glad the deal fell apart today. Zelenski is the obstacle
Speaker 8: to peace in that area, and we got to get
Speaker 8: rid of Zelenski. But look, Trump's a genius, and I'm
Speaker 8: glad we're getting something in return. For the first time
Speaker 8: maybe the history of America, we're actually getting something. What
Speaker 8: do we get out of World War Two? Nothing? We
Speaker 8: gave Japan in Germany? You know, basically in today's dollars trillions,
Speaker 8: you know, in the Marshall Plan after the war. What
Speaker 8: do we get out of Iraq? Nothing? What do we
Speaker 8: get out of Afghanistan? Nothing? So Trump's a genius, I
Speaker 8: get it. But the deep state is pretty damn smart too.
Speaker 8: And believe me when I tell you this could be
Speaker 8: a trap. So it worries me a bit, that's all
Speaker 8: it will.
Speaker 1: Will Trump be able to dismantle in any sort of
Speaker 1: meaningful way, any sort of long lasting way, the deep state?
Speaker 3: I think. What's happening?
Speaker 1: You know, what we've seen in these first thirty five
Speaker 1: or thirty six days is the exposure of a lot
Speaker 1: of it. But that doesn't mean it's going to be dismantled,
Speaker 1: you know. I guess once you know, we at least
Speaker 1: have a look at part of it and see what's
Speaker 1: out there, we can get rid of those parts of it.
Speaker 1: But is there really any hope at all that we
Speaker 1: can root this thing out altogether?
Speaker 8: No, Dan, there's hope. I just don't know. It's the
Speaker 8: hope is that you're going to have a total, complete
Speaker 8: win and they're going to put up a white flag
Speaker 8: like France, and they're gonna walk away, and it's gonna
Speaker 8: be no deep state anymore. Anyone to sick that it's
Speaker 8: probably being naive but hopeful. And I understand if you
Speaker 8: believe that'd be a good thing, let's all pray for it.
Speaker 8: But I don't think you're ever going to totally defeat
Speaker 8: and dismantle one hundred percent of the deep State. But
Speaker 8: I see what Elon's doing. I think it's the most
Speaker 8: incredible breath of fresh air I've ever seen. I love
Speaker 8: the fact that they've now uncovered two people that I
Speaker 8: think are just world class criminals, and again just my opinion,
Speaker 8: there's no I don't have the proof in my hand,
Speaker 8: but what we've seen unveil tells me that Stacy Abrams
Speaker 8: and George Soros are two of the biggest criminals in
Speaker 8: the world who have accepted billions and billions and billions
Speaker 8: of dollars with no intent to ever do any goods
Speaker 8: for the United States and probably no intent to ever
Speaker 8: make a profit except to take some money for themselves.
Speaker 8: You know, at this point, I think Soros has gotten
Speaker 8: rich off of American tax payer money. Stacy Abram's gotten
Speaker 8: rich off of American tax payer money. Two billion on
Speaker 8: the way out the door as Biden's leaving for Stacy Abrams,
Speaker 8: what she ever done in her life to make a
Speaker 8: dollar that deserves two billions? You know, Look, I compare
Speaker 8: it to me, right, I'm a very smart businessman. I've
Speaker 8: been in business for forty years. I've made millions of
Speaker 8: dollars in those forty years. I've had many successful businesses,
Speaker 8: but a few clunkers too. It's hard to make money
Speaker 8: in the real world. I've had as many failures as successes.
Speaker 8: I wrote the book The Joy of Failure about all
Speaker 8: my failures that all led eventually to success in becoming
Speaker 8: itself and a millionaire. It is hard to make money
Speaker 8: in the private sector and hard to raise money. Right now,
Speaker 8: I'm trying to raise a couple of million dollars for
Speaker 8: a new venture. It's hard to get people a right
Speaker 8: one hundred thus loll of checks. But boy, when you
Speaker 8: are Stacy Abrams and you've never made anything in your life,
Speaker 8: never created a single successful company, never made a successful dollar,
Speaker 8: never earned money in the real world or in the
Speaker 8: private sector, but you just have friends in government and
Speaker 8: they just hand you two billion dollars. I can't just
Speaker 8: get people. They hand me two million, and.
Speaker 5: I'm a winner.
Speaker 8: She's a loser and she gets two billion for no reason,
Speaker 8: with no game plan. They just hand out the money
Speaker 8: to her like its gifts on Christmas morning. And I'm
Speaker 8: telling you they should claw all back and then they
Speaker 8: should indict her if in fact they investigate and find
Speaker 8: out everything I'm saying is right that her and sorows
Speaker 8: these are all pigs. These are all bad people. These
Speaker 8: are all people with evil intent. They have nothing but
Speaker 8: contempt for the United States. And I hope cashpateel uses
Speaker 8: every asset at his disposal in the FBI and Pambondi
Speaker 8: every asset in the DOJ to investigate, and if I'm
Speaker 8: proven right, go ahead and indict the Obama's the world.
Speaker 8: Indict the majorcas of the world for the open border
Speaker 8: in dyte borders ar Kamala Howards to the open border,
Speaker 8: indicte Stacy Abrams and George Sarah Soros for basically stealing
Speaker 8: taxpayer money, and indict doctor Fauci for killing millions of
Speaker 8: people in lying and covering it up. I'm telling you,
Speaker 8: I have a real feeling a lot of people are
Speaker 8: going to be on trial for their lives for the
Speaker 8: first time ever. So we've got the deep state on
Speaker 8: the run. The question is can we finish the job?
Speaker 8: And I guess it's going to take four years to
Speaker 8: find out. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Isn't it an amazing how someone like Stacy Abrams can
Speaker 1: form an organization that has one hundred dollars in the
Speaker 1: bank in twenty twenty three and then a year later
Speaker 1: pulls down a grant for two billion dollars. It's absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: And every time you turn around in Washington you stumble
Speaker 1: over another slush fund somewhere. But it seems like every
Speaker 1: one of these slush funds is connected to the kid
Speaker 1: or a friend or a donor or someone who was
Speaker 1: connected to the very top echelons of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 1: It's amazing how that works. Yeah, I mean, you talk
Speaker 1: about dumb luck and circumstance. It's just, you know, the
Speaker 1: coincidence is amazing. But you've written a series of articles
Speaker 1: over the last few days talking about Obama, and you
Speaker 1: talk about how all the roads from I guess from
Speaker 1: what we have right now lead right back to Obama.
Speaker 1: And you're laying a whole lot of stuff right at
Speaker 1: the doorstep of Barack Hussein Obama. To tell our listeners
Speaker 1: a little bit about this series of articles you've got
Speaker 1: talking about the Manchurian candidate and the mastermind everything bad.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and then I got a run because I'm rushing
Speaker 8: into my top ten shows. I got about five more
Speaker 8: minutes and I got a run.
Speaker 3: That's all we got.
Speaker 8: So I did a part one. I did a Part one.
Speaker 8: I did a Part two. You can find it both
Speaker 8: at roots for America dot com. That's my website. You
Speaker 8: can find all my TV shows there, my radio shows,
Speaker 8: my podcast. Gosh, I'm twenty hours a week on the air,
Speaker 8: now radio, TV. It's amazing. Everything I do is on TV.
Speaker 8: By the way, all my radio shows, a Simonkast, on
Speaker 8: video podcasts, everything is on TV. Oh man, I'm worn out,
Speaker 8: but I'm fighting for America. I'm willing to do it
Speaker 8: for my kids future. I got four kids. So I
Speaker 8: wrote Obama Part one, Obama Part two, and Monday I
Speaker 8: will publish Obama Part three, which is my buddy who's
Speaker 8: retired CIA, big shot insider at the Central Intelligence an
Speaker 8: SEE who has all the goods. He says on Obama,
Speaker 8: all the things Obama's really done that break the law
Speaker 8: as president of the United States, and he's never been prosecuted.
Speaker 8: So that'll be Mondays. The one I wrote a few
Speaker 8: days ago is called Everything Started. Everything bad in America
Speaker 8: that's happened has happened because of Obama, the Maturia candidate,
Speaker 8: and I'm a witness. It all started at Columbia University,
Speaker 8: and that's my Columbia story with Obama. Then I followed
Speaker 8: up with the criminal case against Barack Obama, and I
Speaker 8: listed all the different things that have happened to Donald
Speaker 8: Trump that I believe have been ordered and orchestrated and
Speaker 8: approved by Barack Obama, and I believe they're all criminal,
Speaker 8: just like Watergate. With criminal you can't spy on the
Speaker 8: opposition or your political opponent or the other political party.
Speaker 8: If you do, it's no different than Watergate, you should
Speaker 8: go to jail. You should be impeached. And anybody who
Speaker 8: thinks that the spying began under Obama and he didn't
Speaker 8: know about it, the FBI did it on their own,
Speaker 8: or the CIA or the NSA spied on a presidential
Speaker 8: campaign that happened to be running against Obama's gal Hillary,
Speaker 8: and he didn't know about it, he didn't approve it,
Speaker 8: he didn't order it. Come on, these are all crimes
Speaker 8: of very high nature that should put all these people
Speaker 8: in jail. And they were all done for the same
Speaker 8: reason to hide the crimes of Obama and Hillary and
Speaker 8: Joe Biden. Those the three dirtiest politicians, in my opinion,
Speaker 8: in the history of the world. And all three of them,
Speaker 8: though where the bodies are buried, and all three of
Speaker 8: them stole all the money they could steal from the
Speaker 8: American tax players, and all three of them plotted to
Speaker 8: destroy this country and give all the money there to
Speaker 8: their friends like George Soros and Stacy Abrams, and they
Speaker 8: needed to keep Trump out of office so they couldn't
Speaker 8: be pride. So they spied on Trump to see if
Speaker 8: a they could find he committed any crimes. You know,
Speaker 8: he's not allowed to spy on someone to see if
Speaker 8: they committed a crime. You can only spy if you
Speaker 8: know they've committed a crime. They're just making up crimes
Speaker 8: as they go along and see if they can find them.
Speaker 8: And they spied on Trump, I believe, so they could
Speaker 8: find out everything he was doing in his campaign against
Speaker 8: Hillary and then hand that information to Hillary so she
Speaker 8: would be ready and one step ahead of Trump at
Speaker 8: all times. And he could never figure out, why is
Speaker 8: everything I'm doing be captured by Hillary because they're listening
Speaker 8: to every word you're saying. All of this was to
Speaker 8: steal the twenty sixteen election, and they didn't manage to
Speaker 8: do it. And then they came back even smarter and stronger,
Speaker 8: and they stole twenty twenty and then Trump made it
Speaker 8: too big to rig in twenty twenty four. And now
Speaker 8: is the chance to go back and prosecute all of them,
Speaker 8: and just to give you one last taste, and then
Speaker 8: I'll run the story I wrote the first one about Columbia.
Speaker 8: I'm telling you everything starts at Columbia. You can prove
Speaker 8: Obama's a fraud by by literally sticking the FBI and
Speaker 8: a whole group of agents on Obama and going back
Speaker 8: to Colombia, asked for his college records, asked for how
Speaker 8: he was admitted to the college, asked for his attendance,
Speaker 8: his grades. He wasn't there. He was my college classmate.
Speaker 8: He claims. We graduated on the same day in nineteen
Speaker 8: eighty three, June of eighty three. He claims he was
Speaker 8: in the same class as me. We were both political
Speaker 8: science majors, both free law. And I'm telling you, Dan,
Speaker 8: I knew everyone in every class. There was no Obama
Speaker 8: ever there. And I'm telling you, and he couldn't have
Speaker 8: gotten to the college. He had lousy grades and he
Speaker 8: went to Occidental, a very mediocre college. Columbia would have
Speaker 8: never let him in. So a lot of problems and
Speaker 8: a lot of questions.
Speaker 1: Wayne Allen Route, we got to run. Thank you for
Speaker 1: the time today, and we'll do it again before too long.
Speaker 1: All the best, and with that we are out of here.
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