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Speaker 1: talk station Happy Monday.
Speaker 2: Some said, well, a vacation problem.
Speaker 3: I'm Donald J.
Speaker 4: Trump and I approved this message.
Speaker 1: Well, how about that Inauguration Day and MLK Junior Day
Speaker 1: each side? Which is more important in terms of priority.
Speaker 1: Let's a subjective assessing anyway. I hope you had a
Speaker 1: wonderful weekend, Brian, time's right here. Glad to see Joe
Speaker 1: Strekgory belongs in the executive producer move and I'm looking
Speaker 1: forward to having Christopher Smithvan back on the program. Every
Speaker 1: Monday at seven twenty we get the Smith Event from
Speaker 1: the former Vice mayor. I always, uh really appreciate and
Speaker 1: enjoy his comments and observations. It's also Monday State the
Speaker 1: Obvious Monday Monday with Brian James every Monday at eighth five.
Speaker 1: Today we'll talk about Trump tax cuts and the economy.
Speaker 1: Our Bill Gates and Tim Cook now on the Trump train,
Speaker 1: which is a rather interesting thing thing to observe. All
Speaker 1: these former you know, pro Biden, pro woke, pro I
Speaker 1: guess censorship, all these big you know olive arcs jumping
Speaker 1: on board the Trump train. A mighty pendulum swing to
Speaker 1: the more conservative philosophies out there, some are calling you
Speaker 1: a sea change. And finally, thirty two hour work week?
Speaker 1: Are you looking at your phone too much at work?
Speaker 1: Two separate topics, and it's kind of funny with regard
Speaker 1: to the thirty two hour work week. I brought this
Speaker 1: up last week. The Progressive hillstaffers have withdrawn their letter
Speaker 1: asking for a thirty two hour work week. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: pushed it for that last week. Organizations at the Congressional
Speaker 1: Progressive Staff Association hereby withdraws its recent letter to Congressional
Speaker 1: leadership on a rotating thirty two hour work week, claiming
Speaker 1: their letter failed to make clear that the Progressive staff
Speaker 1: were dedicated to serving the American people no matter how
Speaker 1: many hours it takes to get the job done their words,
Speaker 1: and that there were well known, long standing workplace issues
Speaker 1: that deserve Congress's media attention. However, because of by partisan
Speaker 1: backlash to their request to lower their work hours tail
Speaker 1: between their legs, they withdrew the request. So we'll see
Speaker 1: what Brian has to say about that. Anyway, I thought
Speaker 1: most telling was the comments from the ones that were
Speaker 1: pushing that that this is like phase one to get
Speaker 1: every company in America to go to the thirty two
Speaker 1: hour work week, obviously reducing America's productivity dramatically. Chris Bergard
Speaker 1: is going to join the program at eight to forty.
Speaker 1: He's a filmmaker, has got a documentary, The War on Truth.
Speaker 1: It's a j six documentaries that should be interesting. Eight
Speaker 1: forty for that five three, seven, four, nine fifty, five hundred,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and eighty two three talk go with pound
Speaker 1: five fifty on AT and T phones. We'll get a
Speaker 1: little bit further some of the executive orders Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is going to be signing today. I've seen reports between
Speaker 1: one hundred and two hundred in the hours following is
Speaker 1: being sworn in, So keep your popcorn out.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: We'll talk about what they plan on dealing with, because
Speaker 1: he's made announcements on that, and his staff has made
Speaker 1: announcements on that. But some may very well relate to
Speaker 1: energy and the details of which we can get to later.
Speaker 1: But it directed my attention to some updates regarding the
Speaker 1: California fires. They're expecting heavy wins. Two of the largest
Speaker 1: fires are still burning, they are mostly contained, the Palisades
Speaker 1: Fire now fifty two percent contained, and then you have
Speaker 1: the Eton Fire, which is now eighty one percent contained,
Speaker 1: but they're talking about gusts up to eighty miles per
Speaker 1: hour today and so you know it ain't over. And
Speaker 1: comments have been made in observations have been made about
Speaker 1: prior fires and their connection with the carbon emissions. Talked
Speaker 1: about the twenty twenty fires which U see LA determined
Speaker 1: negated eighteen years worth of carbon capture or CO two reductions,
Speaker 1: all gone up in smoke, no pun intended. They're issuing
Speaker 1: warnings to folks around LA and the wildfires to stay inside.
Speaker 1: This is where I wanted to go, the toxic chemicals
Speaker 1: ani Ish Mahajan to the Los Angeles kind of Department
Speaker 1: of Public Public Health and announcement. We are experiencing this
Speaker 1: wildfire smoke, which is a mix of small particles, gases,
Speaker 1: and water vapors. It's those small particles that get into
Speaker 1: your nose and throats and cause sore throats and headaches.
Speaker 1: Everyone in the area where there is visible smoke or
Speaker 1: the small smoke, and even where you don't see it,
Speaker 1: we know the air quality is poor, so you should
Speaker 1: limit outdoor exposure as much as possible, citing you know
Speaker 1: that's concerned for children, elderly those with respiratory conditions, people
Speaker 1: with immunal compromise states probably having worse symptoms like shortness
Speaker 1: of breath, wheezing, coff and chest pain. Fine, that makes
Speaker 1: perfect sense. I understand that pivoting over to this and
Speaker 1: its impact on the environment. Burning Tesla's headline. Burning Tesla's
Speaker 1: add toxic pollution, delaying la return efforts to clean up
Speaker 1: the effected areas of being compacted by burnt out electric
Speaker 1: hybrid vehicles and home battery storage systems. Lithium batteries from Tesla,
Speaker 1: along with those from other carmakers, have added to the
Speaker 1: mix of toxic materials requiring specialized removal in the wake
Speaker 1: of the fires, delaying the fire victim's return. State Assembly
Speaker 1: Member representing Pacific Palisades Jacquie Irwin, A lot of the
Speaker 1: cars in the action area evacuation area were lithium batteries.
Speaker 1: We've heard from firefighters of those lithium batteries burned fires
Speaker 1: near homes like those with power walls. For much longer.
Speaker 1: Get a load of this. They're over four hundred and
Speaker 1: thirty one thousand Teslas operating in the Los Angeles area
Speaker 1: as of the start of the fire. At least October
Speaker 1: twenty four last year, accord to the data from SMP
Speaker 1: Global Mobility. They based on a new registrations on market
Speaker 1: share locally three times the rest of the nation. Fires
Speaker 1: and lithium batteries can require large amounts of water to
Speaker 1: put out. You've heard that before. At a briefing last week,
Speaker 1: Deputy Public Works Director Ched Tesso urged residents allowed into
Speaker 1: areas burned by the Eton fire not to try to
Speaker 1: clean up debris, which can contain sharp objects, toxic materials,
Speaker 1: including as best as lad mercury and other chemicals. Kevin Newsome,
Speaker 1: governor executive order last week. He said the state is
Speaker 1: still adapting to new technologies like lithium ion batteries, which
Speaker 1: can pose direct risks when exposed to high heat from fires.
Speaker 1: And of course he's the one and two years ago
Speaker 1: signed an executive order requiring all vehicles in the state
Speaker 1: be zero missions by twenty thirty five. San Diego firefighter
Speaker 1: Robert Resende talked about the protocols for the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: three MAUI fires were being used in Los Angeles, but
Speaker 1: the scale of this event are magnitudes higher, and the
Speaker 1: ma in Malad the Environmental protection agencies ship more than
Speaker 1: thirty tons of lithium batteries from over fourteen hundred properties
Speaker 1: for recycling thirty tons, And of course in the Lahino fires,
Speaker 1: they had a fraction of the evs that Los Angeles
Speaker 1: has fire and a lithium battery plant, raising air quality concerns.
Speaker 1: Vistra Energy lithium battery plant Moss Landing, which is near
Speaker 1: San Francisco, so it's not in Los Angeles. Just blew
Speaker 1: up on Thursday, kind of pared back the fire on Friday,
Speaker 1: but it reignited on Friday. Monterey County Supervisor Glenn Church
Speaker 1: said Friday morning briefing, this is more than a fire.
Speaker 1: This is a wake up call for the industry. If
Speaker 1: we're going to be moving ahead with sustainable injury, we
Speaker 1: need to have a safe battery systems in place. The
Speaker 1: battery is nearly all lithium, which has a tendency towards
Speaker 1: thermal runaway, can catch fires and burn very hot. Again
Speaker 1: something you probably know, but it's the toxic fumes, hydrogen
Speaker 1: fluoride belching out into the atmosphere. Oh no, don't worry,
Speaker 1: don't worry. We haven't detected any hazardous and gases in
Speaker 1: the area. Hydrogen fluorid EYDE Director Montgomery County's Department of
Speaker 1: Edergy Management, Kelsey Scanlon, said hydrogen fluorid release into the
Speaker 1: atmosphere is a cause for concern. Why the Centers for
Speaker 1: Disease Control, Present and Prevention says hydrogen fluorid gas can
Speaker 1: irritate the eye's mouth, throat, lungs, and nose, and that
Speaker 1: too much exposure to the gas can be deadly. Okay,
Speaker 1: but there's nothing to see here. Monitoring systems haven't detected
Speaker 1: any hazardous gases in the air, even though plumes of
Speaker 1: these gases are coming out of the dam building. I'm
Speaker 1: sure the residents there, like East Palestine, probably a little
Speaker 1: bit concerned. Expert se Lithium batteries are significant fire risk
Speaker 1: if they're damaged or overheat. Not clear what caused this fire.
Speaker 1: It's a battery storage facility. They had, I guess a
Speaker 1: thousand or so batteries, or at least three hundred the
Speaker 1: batteries that the you know, save the windmill and solar
Speaker 1: generated energy for those days when the wind isn't blowing
Speaker 1: and the sun's not shining. Obviously causing a major environmental catastrophe.
Speaker 1: I mean you start from the beginning of battery manufacturing
Speaker 1: and look at these, you know, slave pits they have
Speaker 1: in like Congo or something where they get the components
Speaker 1: for it, or slave labor in China. Bottom line is
Speaker 1: China of course controls and dominates the market for the
Speaker 1: component parts for the all the green energy. So we're
Speaker 1: supporting the Chinese Communist Party, right, Oh, we'll ban TikTok.
Speaker 1: That'll get them. Yeah, Okay, that band's over anyway. But
Speaker 1: it's environmentally damaging to from the very beginning when they're
Speaker 1: mining this. The shipping costs for all the materials that
Speaker 1: go into the batteries, they go from whatever pit in
Speaker 1: Africa or wherever it's initially mined to China for the
Speaker 1: assembly of the batteries, and then ship it overseas too
Speaker 1: here or other countries, obviously not using battery technology to
Speaker 1: ship that. It's in shipping containers on ships that burn diesel,
Speaker 1: then of course ship to wherever they're manufactured here and
Speaker 1: then tear up the roads and tear up tires. I
Speaker 1: have a really good friend who's got a Tesla plaid
Speaker 1: things a rocket ship, and if you've read the specs
Speaker 1: on plaids. They're amazing. I cannot diss the performance qualities
Speaker 1: of electric vehicles given the instant torque you get, but
Speaker 1: shreds tires. He goes through tires like nobody's business. Oh
Speaker 1: that's good for the environment, isn't it. Tires last time
Speaker 1: I check, made out of petroleum products. They tear up
Speaker 1: the roads because they weigh more. And then of course
Speaker 1: there's that whole grid concern. The infrastructure charging them takes longer,
Speaker 1: they don't go as far in the wintertime, most notably.
Speaker 1: It's just a multitude of problems. And then you know,
Speaker 1: if I own one of those, would you park it
Speaker 1: in your house? Given the runaway reality of these loftian
Speaker 1: batteries that it takes like nineteen hours and thousands of
Speaker 1: gallons of water to put it out, your house is
Speaker 1: going to burn down if it's parked in a regular garage,
Speaker 1: it's attached to a house. So there's issues and concerns
Speaker 1: over that. I know I would have sleepless nights if
Speaker 1: one of those was charging in my garage. It's just
Speaker 1: crazy and it's all fake. Going back to the raging
Speaker 1: fires in Los Angeles and all the pollutants that are
Speaker 1: going out of the world again. And the fire is
Speaker 1: bigger than the twenty twenty fire that negated eighteen years
Speaker 1: worth of our efforts to keep chemicals and carbon dioxide
Speaker 1: out of the environment. That's gone up in a matter
Speaker 1: of a week and a half boom. We're chasing our tails,
Speaker 1: and in the rest of the world, well at least
Speaker 1: our so called enemies and China are laughing their collective
Speaker 1: asses off that we are chasing our tails and are
Speaker 1: encouraging us to continue to chase our tales. Why because
Speaker 1: it's in their economic interest. Meanwhile, they burn coal and
Speaker 1: gas and oil, negating the efforts of the rest of
Speaker 1: the globe. All wildfires. Notwithstanding, they in India and other
Speaker 1: countries belch up more than we cut our throats to
Speaker 1: get removed from remof from the atmosphere. So why are
Speaker 1: we doing this to ourselves? Five eighteen fifty five Krcity
Speaker 1: Talk station. Do you have an answer to that? I'd
Speaker 1: love to hear it. I'd just love to hear the
Speaker 1: answer to that question. Five three, seven, four nine fifty
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Speaker 6: Fifty five KRC the recent wildfires.
Speaker 1: That revenue cold weather advisory goes until Wednesday at ten
Speaker 1: in the morning. That out of the way. We have
Speaker 1: a sunny day to day dangerously cold. Channel nine says
Speaker 1: feels like zero high of fourteen. Another dangerously cold night
Speaker 1: Tonight feeling like minus ten to minus twenty with an
Speaker 1: actual low of four and partly cloudy sky. It's got
Speaker 1: a partly cloudy day tomorrow it'll feel like two degrees
Speaker 1: with the high of fifteen. Overnight frigid air remains minus
Speaker 1: five and at partly cloudy Wednesday. Maybe some sun twenty
Speaker 1: one will be the high right now, five degrees. I
Speaker 1: think about Karseni talks Dagon, it's cold outside, happy Monday,
Speaker 1: none the last five one, three, seven, fifty, eight hundred
Speaker 1: two three talk pound fift fifty on at and T fountains. Now,
Speaker 1: why don't we just pay attention and look at what's
Speaker 1: going on around us? Let others perils be our guide.
Speaker 1: And I turned to Germany, continuing the conversation about you know,
Speaker 1: what the hell are people thinking? Germany now importing nuclear
Speaker 1: generated electricity Because of bad weather. Germany shut down its
Speaker 1: own nuclear energy production plans for reasons unknown. It's part
Speaker 1: of the Green Party's efforts to I don't know, put
Speaker 1: Germany in a precarious position, which is exactly what they did.
Speaker 1: Weather expert there Carson Branna donovetter Dee. Friday is a
Speaker 1: very weekday. There will also be little women on Saturday.
Speaker 1: Monday will almost be a total loss for wind energy.
Speaker 1: Tuesday also be difficult. The high pressure system is extremely stable.
Speaker 1: In other words, the windmills aren't spinning, and the weather
Speaker 1: and the clouds aren't producing any green solar generated power.
Speaker 1: Air go. Germany turns to its nuclear plants. Uh, oh, no,
Speaker 1: they don't, because they shut them down. Germany had its
Speaker 1: own nuclear production facilities until April twenty twenty three, but
Speaker 1: the left wing federal government under Social Democrat Chancellor Olive Shoals,
Speaker 1: supported by the Greens, shut all of them down at
Speaker 1: a time when energy prices were already sky high due
Speaker 1: to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, and European nations were
Speaker 1: attempting to wean themselves off Russian gas. My energy expert
Speaker 1: professor Manuel Frondel with something called r WY Institute stated
Speaker 1: rather bluntly, by phasing out nuclear power and coal we've
Speaker 1: become heavily dependent on foreign countries and accepted higher supply risk.
Speaker 1: They point out, this isn't new, this miscalculation. Similar shortages
Speaker 1: in December saw Germany's electricity prices surge to record high.
Speaker 1: Some businesses had to shut down production because electricity was unaffordable.
Speaker 1: Electricity prices on the exchange jumped tenfold. Carston Breski, the
Speaker 1: chief ecconomists at IG Data, warning prices will continue to
Speaker 1: rise despite nuclear imports from France. I assume that prices
Speaker 1: will keep increasing. This is not a meanly impact all consumers,
Speaker 1: as many have fixed price contracts. However, those on dynamic
Speaker 1: pricing models will feel the effects. And the federal election
Speaker 1: is coming up about five weeks. Green government energy policy
Speaker 1: facing growing backlash. Why because reality has shown up. You
Speaker 1: can feel good about yourself and pat yourself on the
Speaker 1: back from the most green person around. But you know,
Speaker 1: when the temperatures drop and the sun each shining and
Speaker 1: the wind's not blowing, what are you going to do?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 1: Probably to more death than uh well, anything else you
Speaker 1: can put your finger on. Dumb, don't do that. And again,
Speaker 1: you know nuclear power is green. Just baffling me they're
Speaker 1: not interested in the environment. They're interested in reducing economically
Speaker 1: powerful countries like former Germany to third world countries. Five
Speaker 1: twenty five If you five car see the talk station,
Speaker 1: Pete's on the phone. Pete, you're out the first as
Speaker 1: soon as I returned after these brief words, Happy Monday
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Speaker 1: a very important segment. I'd like to remind folks all
Speaker 1: the time about that one learned something every week with
Speaker 1: Dave five one, three, seven, nine fifty two three talk Pete,
Speaker 1: thanks for holding over the breake, Welcome to the program,
Speaker 1: and a happy Monday to you.
Speaker 3: Sam P.
Speaker 7: Brian, Thanks, I'm a lithean thing. It didn't make much news,
Speaker 7: but a UPS cargo plane went down from the Lithian
Speaker 7: batteries out that they were hauling, caught fire and burke
Speaker 7: so fast there's a suppression system it couldn't even phase
Speaker 7: it and kill the crew.
Speaker 1: Oh jeez.
Speaker 7: And then the FAA had to make some stricter regulations
Speaker 7: first transport with you. But on this great stuff the
Speaker 7: speaker Johnson, the news thing came out where he was
Speaker 7: with Biden almost a year ago. Biden had signed that
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, boarder and not exporting that he didn't.
Speaker 1: Had no clue. Yeah, I had that in my stack. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that happened. Actually he had that conversation. Was not it
Speaker 1: was reported under anonymous sources. Actually I think that report
Speaker 1: came out the middle of last year, but came back
Speaker 1: up at the top and identified and it was speaker
Speaker 1: Johnson had the conversation with him and Joe. Biden claimed
Speaker 1: he did not sign that. No idea that I signed that.
Speaker 7: Just show that somebody else is doing all this stuff.
Speaker 1: He said, oh yeah, and we got to wonder how
Speaker 1: long has that been going on? Pete. This is one
Speaker 1: one bill, one time, one signature, and he didn't even
Speaker 1: realize he'd do it. He said. Johnson's quote, I cannot
Speaker 1: answer for my kids, constituent of Louisiana or why did
Speaker 1: you pause? Lerg experts the year aubliquified natural gas is
Speaker 1: in great demand by our allies. Why would you do
Speaker 1: that because you understand we just talked about Ukraine. Understand
Speaker 1: you're fueling Vladimir Putin's war machine because they got to
Speaker 1: get their gas from him. Biden, I didn't do that,
Speaker 1: Johnson recounted. I didn't do that. Johnson said, he genuinely
Speaker 1: did not know what he had signed. And I walked
Speaker 1: out of that meeting with fear and loathing because I thought,
Speaker 1: we're in serious trouble. Who's running the country, Like, I
Speaker 1: don't know who put paper in front of But he
Speaker 1: didn't know. That's scary right there. Well, and that's the
Speaker 1: way it's been, and I think.
Speaker 7: He's been that way for all four years. They said
Speaker 7: that like her back in the like the first year,
Speaker 7: that they couldn't even have camin of meetings because he
Speaker 7: was completely clueless.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well they should dig in.
Speaker 7: And find out who's actually been running it and making
Speaker 7: all these crazy decisions and putting our countryes.
Speaker 3: Through all this.
Speaker 1: Well, today's day a lot of that. The bell gets
Speaker 1: unwrung by Donald Trump when he signs all these executive orders,
Speaker 1: whether it's two or two hundred New York Times on
Speaker 1: that President Biden apparently had used teleprompters for small fundraisers
Speaker 1: at private homes. So this goes back a while. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine someone is so cognitively impaired he plans on
Speaker 1: being the leader of the free world again? Running for
Speaker 1: re election. He needs teleprompters in private events where we're
Speaker 1: just supposed to engage in, you know, sort of cocktail
Speaker 1: communications and light talk. Maybe pressed donors for additional checks.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but you need a teleprompter to accomplish
Speaker 1: that goal. It's crazy, Pete, thank you so much for
Speaker 1: bringing that up. Five one three, seven nine fifty five
Speaker 1: eight hundred two to three talks since an industri international airport,
Speaker 1: police and Public Safety IF officers called to an arriving
Speaker 1: flight happen on Sunday yesterday afternoon. According to CVEG and
Speaker 1: Air Canada, flight landing around three twenty pm was held
Speaker 1: up at CVEG after a call reporting a possible incident
Speaker 1: on the flight. Sources on the flight said there was
Speaker 1: heavy police in US Customs and Border Protection were checking
Speaker 1: passports and asking passengers purpose of travel official say it.
Speaker 1: After CVG police and Public Safety check the flight, operations
Speaker 1: then returned to normal, please say. One person is dead
Speaker 1: two others injured after a crash on State Route thirty
Speaker 1: two near Sardinia. State Highway Patrol said they were dispatched
Speaker 1: the intersection at SR thirty two in Sardinia Mortystown Road
Speaker 1: in Washington Township a little after seven thirty in the
Speaker 1: evening for a head on collision involving an suv in
Speaker 1: a school bus Western Brown Local School bus carrying multiple
Speaker 1: students at the time of the crash, According to high
Speaker 1: State Highway Patrol. They patrol said they first received a
Speaker 1: call about a reckless operator, then within minutes received a
Speaker 1: call about the crash. Driver of the suv pronounced dead
Speaker 1: at the scene. Two passengers from the bus taking to
Speaker 1: Mercy Health and Mount Ora Medical Center. No reports of
Speaker 1: the severity of injuries of the two individuals taken to
Speaker 1: the hospital. Fox nineteen reporting the reached out to Western
Speaker 1: Brown Local Schools for additional information, have not yet reported
Speaker 1: on that. However, See got a twenty three year old
Speaker 1: man in court on Saturday after you allegedly attempted to
Speaker 1: kidnap two students at different Deer Park schools on Friday.
Speaker 1: Devious Davas Aiden Thomas Marcario facing several charges including attempted kidnapping,
Speaker 1: illegal possession of a deadly weapon near a school, and burglary.
Speaker 1: Court records say Thomas mrcario entered Deer Park High School
Speaker 1: on Friday attempted to kidnap a fourteen year old boy.
Speaker 1: After failing that at twenty three year old went to
Speaker 1: Amity m Elementary, half a mile away from the high
Speaker 1: school and attempted to kidnap an eight year old girl.
Speaker 1: WCPO reporting on this, one spokesperson speaking with him said
Speaker 1: Thomas mccario entered the high school security entryway about eleven
Speaker 1: fifteen am attempted to pick up the fourteen year old.
Speaker 1: He was not on a contact list of the call
Speaker 1: the child's parents, who said she knew the man but
Speaker 1: her kids were not to go with him. Spoke person
Speaker 1: said their high school administrative team that alerted Amity Elementary
Speaker 1: since the fourteen year old had a sibling at the
Speaker 1: elementary school. As they were on the phone with the
Speaker 1: Amity faculty, Thomas Markaret entered the main office, where who's
Speaker 1: approached by the school's security officer and administrative assistant Security
Speaker 1: officer contacted police, who discovered Thomas Marcarrey was intoxicated at
Speaker 1: the time of the attempted kidnappings. Court document save police
Speaker 1: also found a loaded firearm and open alcohol containers in
Speaker 1: his car. Gun also reported stolen. Thomas Marcario's attorney ended
Speaker 1: up plea if not guilty. On Saturday, he said, what
Speaker 1: is happening here is not quite not quite as spectacular
Speaker 1: as the allegations initially make it. See right. Two children
Speaker 1: of alveing the alleged kidnapping attempts are children of Thomas
Speaker 1: Marcario's baby mama. The defense attorney said. Thomas Marcaria has
Speaker 1: other children with this, but with the fourteen year old
Speaker 1: and eight year old are not his kids. Five point
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Speaker 1: stack is stupid. It's Inauguration Day and everybody's feeling really Actually,
Speaker 1: I think a sense of enthusiasm. A new day is
Speaker 1: dawning in America. I'm going to get some maybe common
Speaker 1: sense leadership back in the country, but it's causing some
Speaker 1: folks anxiety. Court a new report, Time magazine reported on
Speaker 1: Friday about eleven what they call science backed activities people
Speaker 1: can try today to cope with their in Time magazine's words,
Speaker 1: sense of hopelessness about the incoming administration. Psychology experts and
Speaker 1: therapists suggested a variety of activities that could help those
Speaker 1: with emotional issues about Trump's well being sworn in taking
Speaker 1: their focus away from their anxiety and to gain a
Speaker 1: new sense of perspective. Emilana Simon Thomas, psychology so called
Speaker 1: expert and science director at the University of California, Berkeley
Speaker 1: Creator Goods Science Center, recommended exercising, doing creative activities, showing
Speaker 1: an active kindness, smiling at strangers, and going to see
Speaker 1: a performance which could boost your mood help you regain
Speaker 1: a sense of control and feel connected to others, she said.
Speaker 1: As for working out, she said, it can rest back
Speaker 1: a sense of power that you might feel is missing
Speaker 1: on inauguration day. You might not be able to do
Speaker 1: anything about the new administration's policies, but you know what
Speaker 1: you can do. Fifteen perfect form jumping jacks. Group crying
Speaker 1: was also recommended in the report. Time reported it might
Speaker 1: seem intuitive, but if you need to shed a few
Speaker 1: tears on inauguration Day, it's healthy to let them out
Speaker 1: with one caveat you shouldn't do it alone. The grace
Speaker 1: and speed with which somebody recovers from grief if they
Speaker 1: have an opportunity to cry with the support of another person,
Speaker 1: someone who they trust and who they believe cares about them,
Speaker 1: is orders of magnitude improved, so said psychology expert Simon Thomas.
Speaker 1: Other mental health experts recommend volunteering, journaling, making a vision board, dancing,
Speaker 1: and doing forest bathing with an odd to Ron Wilson,
Speaker 1: who has brought up forest bathing a bunch of times
Speaker 1: over the years. One therapist named Anandita Bahmick, you feel humbled.
Speaker 1: The mountain is going to be there forever and ever,
Speaker 1: and you're just one human being standing here. Everything comes
Speaker 1: and goes, but nature is still there. Jeez, get over it, Joe.
Speaker 1: Do you recall crying when, like, for example, Braka was
Speaker 1: sworn in? You remember sleeping that day? Yeah, Lord Almighty.
Speaker 1: Candace Chapman Scott thirty seven years old, working at a
Speaker 1: mortuary when she stole at least twenty four boxes of
Speaker 1: human body parts from medical school cadavers. Lastayorse, she pleaded
Speaker 1: guilty to one kind of conspiracy to commit mail fraud,
Speaker 1: one kind of interstate transportation of stolen property. Charges stem
Speaker 1: from Scott selling twenty four boxes of human remains to
Speaker 1: Jeremy Pauley of Pennsylvania for eleven thousand dollars after linking
Speaker 1: up with them on Facebook a group four what they
Speaker 1: call oddities as tradition. Body parts sold include fetuses, brains, hearts, lungs,
Speaker 1: Genitalian large pieces of skin. According to the Department of
Speaker 1: Justice and a press release, the remains included a skull,
Speaker 1: multiple brains and arm and ear, multiple lungs, multiple hearts,
Speaker 1: multiple breasts, a belly button, testicles, and other parts. During
Speaker 1: a search war and executed by Scott's Little Rock Home,
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Speaker 1: you want Donald Trump to sign? Right out of the gate.
Speaker 1: It's a inauguration day. It's also Martin Luther King Junior Day,
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Speaker 1: about Trump tax cuts in the economy. Are Bill Gates
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Speaker 1: And uh are you looking at your phone too much
Speaker 1: at work? Probably? And then finally at eight forty Chris
Speaker 1: Burgard is a filmmaker. Guy has a documentary on the
Speaker 1: War on Truth. It's about January sixth, so that should
Speaker 1: be very interesting. Anyhow, executive words, I, honestly I don't
Speaker 1: get this whole TikTok thing that went dark on Saturday night,
Speaker 1: TikTok announced that the law banning TikTok has been an
Speaker 1: act to the US. Unfortunately, that means you can't use
Speaker 1: TikTok for now. And and so people were thrown off TikTok
Speaker 1: because they passed a law saying that TikTok cannot operate
Speaker 1: in this country because it's a vehicle for the Chinese
Speaker 1: communist party's data gathering. They waited, and the Supreme Court
Speaker 1: agreed that the law was narrowly tailored in order to
Speaker 1: achieve a specific compelling governmental interest. The strict scrutiny test,
Speaker 1: because this was essentially a free speech issue. So as
Speaker 1: long as the law is narrowly tailed, you can curtail
Speaker 1: constitutional rights. It just must be the most narrowly tailored
Speaker 1: effort to do it, and it has to be a
Speaker 1: compelling government interest. That's the strict scrutiny. So if you've
Speaker 1: got those two opponents, then the laws are deemed lawful.
Speaker 1: So it went through that process. But Donald Trump hasn't
Speaker 1: been sworn in yet. So just because he says on
Speaker 1: social media, I'm asking companies not to let TikTok stay dark,
Speaker 1: and he promised to well extend the period before the
Speaker 1: laws prohibitionion takes effect. Within the law that was passed,
Speaker 1: there was a ninety day extension provision. If there was
Speaker 1: active discussions with a non Chinese Communist party controlled her
Speaker 1: own company to sell TikTok, then there was a ninety
Speaker 1: day extension. But there's no buyer waiting in the wings.
Speaker 1: There's no one out there, at least as of the
Speaker 1: current reporting on it. So how is it job that
Speaker 1: a Trump truth social media utterance can cause this? Well,
Speaker 1: flip switching back on it's argue it's premature, and I'd
Speaker 1: argue right now, if TikTok is working, they're in violation
Speaker 1: of the law. And also a question whether Trump through
Speaker 1: executive order can do this or through a statement that
Speaker 1: he's extending the period of time it's incorporated into the
Speaker 1: law that he has that right. But in the absence
Speaker 1: of a current bidder, which there is no current bidder,
Speaker 1: then that extension period doesn't even apply. Now, Trump's posts
Speaker 1: that he wants the US to have a fifty percent
Speaker 1: ownership position a joint venture, he didn't provide any details
Speaker 1: on that or how it would be structured. By doing this,
Speaker 1: we saved TikTok, he wrote, But doing this with whom so?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump used to be against TikTok's you know existence,
Speaker 1: so he once advocated to have it shut down. Obviously,
Speaker 1: our elected officials deemed that was the appropriate thing to do. Obviously,
Speaker 1: security interest was the overriding consideration. National security, that is,
Speaker 1: the compelling government interest to prevent this data gathering vehicle
Speaker 1: from continuing to operate. So don't quite understand how that
Speaker 1: is even possible. And for his part of the weekends,
Speaker 1: House Speaker Mike Johnson said he plans to have hold
Speaker 1: the divestor ban law on TikTok, speaking yesterday with any
Speaker 1: NBC News Meet the Press, No, I think we will
Speaker 1: enforce the law. And then when President Trump issued the
Speaker 1: truth post and said save TikTok, the way we read
Speaker 1: that is that he's going to try to force along
Speaker 1: a true divestiture changing of hands the ownership. That's his quote.
Speaker 1: Johnson said that it's not the platform that members of
Speaker 1: Congress are concerned about. It's the Chinese Communist Party in
Speaker 1: their manipulation of algorithms which have been flooding the minds
Speaker 1: of American children with terrible messages glorifying violence, anti semitism,
Speaker 1: and even suicide and eating disorders, calling it a very
Speaker 1: dangerous thing. Well, and that's why you shouldn't be on
Speaker 1: it in the first place. That's why you shouldn't allow
Speaker 1: your children on it. If you're I mean you pay
Speaker 1: the bills. Parents who pay the bills and provide the
Speaker 1: devices have ultimate control over it. And no, you're not
Speaker 1: your child's friend, you are their parent. You are supposed
Speaker 1: to be guarding them against the evils of the world,
Speaker 1: evils that they don't comprehend, keeping them away from evil messaging,
Speaker 1: even if it's not at the best of the Chinese
Speaker 1: Communist Party. Why should a child be just sitting on
Speaker 1: the phone staring at that stuff all day? It pollutes
Speaker 1: the mind and they're not engaging in critical thinking. If
Speaker 1: they had critical thinking skills, they could read posts and say,
Speaker 1: this is ridiculous. Why are they advocating for me to
Speaker 1: kill myself or pursue some particular political position. That's done
Speaker 1: as well anyway. Insofar as Donald Trump's executive orders, it's
Speaker 1: widely reported it's one hundred to two hundred executive orders.
Speaker 1: Within the hours following the US the swearing in major
Speaker 1: changes to immigration, energy, government hiring policies trumps them becoming
Speaker 1: White House Deputy Chief of Staff or Policy Stephen Miller
Speaker 1: brief gopiece leaders yesterday and senior leaders anyway about the
Speaker 1: administration's plans, including declaring a national emergency on the US
Speaker 1: Mexico border, rescinding biden Administration's directives on d EI Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: and unwinding Biden's limits on drilling offshore and on federal land.
Speaker 1: Going back to the caller who brought it up, Speaker
Speaker 1: Johnson in a conversation with Joe Biden last year, he
Speaker 1: kept pestering the Biden administration, I need a one on
Speaker 1: one meeting with the president. This agin in January last year.
Speaker 1: He had big national concerns, claiming he was losing sleep
Speaker 1: over these national concerns. This all came out during an
Speaker 1: episode of podcast Honestly with Barry Weiss. He was talking
Speaker 1: to Barry White on this one. So Biden's staff finally relents.
Speaker 1: I guess there was pressure in the media for too.
Speaker 1: I mean, this meeting request was widely circulated, and in
Speaker 1: the fact that they wouldn't meet with the speaker, it
Speaker 1: just was concerning a lot of folks. So they finally relented.
Speaker 1: He says, I show up and realize it's an ambush
Speaker 1: because it's not just me and the President, it's also
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer, Hakem you know, the CIA director.
Speaker 1: They were all there and they began to pester him
Speaker 1: about Ukrainian funding, and Biden actually said, can you guys
Speaker 1: clear the room, I'm gonna have a moment with Speaker Johnson.
Speaker 1: He said. The staff was visibly concerned about that, so
Speaker 1: once they were alone, the speaker did bring up this pause.
Speaker 1: Why did you pause LNG experts of Europe liquified natural
Speaker 1: gases in great demand by our allies. Why would you
Speaker 1: do that because you understand we just talked about Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Can you understand you were fueling Vladimir Putin's war machine
Speaker 1: because they got to get their gas from him. Biden's response,
Speaker 1: I didn't do that, Yeah you did, January twenty twenty four,
Speaker 1: a move widely criticized by the oil Unity and bipartisan
Speaker 1: lawmakers in the House. Bipartisan support for criticism over Biden's
Speaker 1: banning of natural gas. Biden denied that he had signed
Speaker 1: that what he had signed was a pause on L
Speaker 1: and G. Johnson said he argued that the pause would
Speaker 1: do massive damage to our economy and national security, and
Speaker 1: suggests that the president's secretary print out a copy of
Speaker 1: the order so that two of them could read it together.
Speaker 1: He said he genuinely did not know what he had signed,
Speaker 1: and I walked out of that meeting with fear and
Speaker 1: love because I thought we were in serious trouble. Who's
Speaker 1: running the country like I didn't know who put the
Speaker 1: paper in front of him, but he didn't know. I
Speaker 1: don't know how you think history is going to remember
Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Probably not kindly. But history's not gonna look
Speaker 1: kindly upon his entire administration for keeping his cognitive impairment
Speaker 1: from well being more widely reported, for making comments like
Speaker 1: he's the sharpest guy in the room, for lying to
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Speaker 1: could could fill a book with Biden administration officials and
Speaker 1: Democrats claiming that Biden did not have a problem with
Speaker 1: his with his brain, that he was not struggling cognitively.
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Speaker 1: phone calls, excited about Inauguration Day, Maga Monday. Give credit
Speaker 1: to that to curbbage Mike, who wuck wish me happy
Speaker 1: Maga Monday. So I know there's excitement in the era.
Speaker 1: I talked to a whole bunch of people who are
Speaker 1: actually in Washington, DC and just keep my fingers crossed.
Speaker 1: It goes without incidents lots, and I think one of
Speaker 1: the reasons. I know, the weather is cold there, and
Speaker 1: I understand moving and indoors, but I think one of
Speaker 1: the reasons they moved in indoors is security reasons. Makes
Speaker 1: it a lot easier to while, of course metal detect
Speaker 1: and look out for suspicious characters who are there for
Speaker 1: the inauguration, maybe to do folks or maybe even the
Speaker 1: president horror president elect harm Anyhow, executive orders are the
Speaker 1: topic of the morning, obviously, with Donald Trump promising so many.
Speaker 1: They are expected to be what is described as border heavy,
Speaker 1: undoing Biden's executive orders, which undid Trump's executive orders. And
Speaker 1: I have to observe with all this executive order talking,
Speaker 1: we can be as excited as we want about Trump's
Speaker 1: executive orders versus the ones Biden and acted, But I mean,
Speaker 1: we're what happened to the legislative process. I just question
Speaker 1: the amount of authority any one man can have when
Speaker 1: we have three branches of government. So it's a little
Speaker 1: concerning to see this sort of expansion of presidential powers,
Speaker 1: you know, didn't like it when Obama was doing it,
Speaker 1: didn't like it when Biden was doing it, and you know,
Speaker 1: we can embrace Trump's direction when he was doing it.
Speaker 1: But again, it just makes me a little concern now that.
Speaker 1: Of course, the looming reality is we have a do
Speaker 1: nothing Congress. It's so divided they can't get anything passed
Speaker 1: by way of le legislation, except though the Lake and
Speaker 1: Riley Act that's going to go through Senate. Last Thursday,
Speaker 1: sixty one thirty five vote advanced the legislation. It is
Speaker 1: widely expected to pass easily this week. Legislation will allow
Speaker 1: Homeland Security to detain in the illegal immigrants who commit shoplifting,
Speaker 1: burglary theft defenses. Also give states attorneys generals standing to
Speaker 1: sue in federal court if federal officials are not upberly
Speaker 1: carrying out immigration laws. They tried to parrot back a
Speaker 1: little bit the Democrats did, but that failed. Actually stiffened
Speaker 1: deportation provisions. Seventy to twenty five votes. Senators adopted an
Speaker 1: amendment that pushes deep detention and deportation of illegal immigrants
Speaker 1: who assault law enforcement officers. How could you vote against that? Anyway?
Speaker 1: A lot of Democrats joined in with the efforts. On
Speaker 1: that one, Democrats tried to erase the provision allowing states
Speaker 1: attorney generals to sue their force federal officials to adhere
Speaker 1: the immigration law. Chris Coons, Delaware Democrat, claimed that the
Speaker 1: lawsuits would lead to chaos in the immigration system. That
Speaker 1: idea rejected. So it's a stiffer penalty bill and again
Speaker 1: it's going to be passing this week. And Democrats have
Speaker 1: to understand the vast majority of Americans are in favor
Speaker 1: of deportation of a lot of these illegal immigrants that
Speaker 1: are in favor of stiffening up the border. And that's
Speaker 1: again what we're planning on seeing today. After these swearing
Speaker 1: in ceremony, Expected declare national emergency on the Board of
Speaker 1: via executive order. Republicans got briefed on the call again
Speaker 1: by the new Chief of Staff or Policy, Stephen Miller.
Speaker 1: Turn on unlock additional Pentagon funding and access helped to
Speaker 1: address the matter by well creating more border security. Expected
Speaker 1: to order troops to help build more infrastructure at the border,
Speaker 1: direct his administration to relaunch a policy done as Remain
Speaker 1: in Mexico that requires migrants seeking asylum of the southern border,
Speaker 1: well live in northern Mexico or someplace not inside our
Speaker 1: country during their US court proceedings, he is going to
Speaker 1: designate cartel's as foreign terrorist organizations, restrict entry to the
Speaker 1: US via a travel ban. Unknown right now how the
Speaker 1: travel ban might work. But you know, for something that
Speaker 1: Joe Biden busily and hurriedly, you know, doing things that
Speaker 1: he had four years to do. In the last few
Speaker 1: moments of his administration, why didn't he designate cartels drug
Speaker 1: cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. We know who they are,
Speaker 1: we know where they operate. Mexico. Also, immigration rates can
Speaker 1: be expected. That was widely reported. The initial raids expected
Speaker 1: to target Chicago, Boston, Washington, d C, Miami, Los Angeles, Denver,
Speaker 1: New York, and San Antonio. Uh, those raids in flux
Speaker 1: as people was widely reported that that's what was going
Speaker 1: to happen right out of the gate. I guess those
Speaker 1: are The mayors of those various cities suggested that they
Speaker 1: wouldn't be cooperating with the trave administration anyway. Flory of activity,
Speaker 1: We're gonna have a whole lot to talk about after
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Speaker 1: thanks for calling this morning. Happy Monday to you, my friend.
Speaker 11: Happy Maga Monday, Maga brother. It is a great day today.
Speaker 11: We got Maga Monday. Today, we got the NCAA Championships.
Speaker 11: It's milk Day, the inauguration, and it's in any combatant
Speaker 11: day that we can go after these cartails.
Speaker 1: I'm all about that, you know it. And I just
Speaker 1: keep scratching my head over you know what, Why didn't
Speaker 1: Joe Biden declare the Mexican drug cartels terrorist threats? I mean,
Speaker 1: God almighty, they kill everybody who runs for office in Mexico,
Speaker 1: and they traffic fentanyl into our country, which makes them
Speaker 1: mass murderers make a lot of money off of it. Too,
Speaker 1: engage in criminal activity. In our country. You got the
Speaker 1: Venezuelan gangs in our country now, and in large amounts
Speaker 1: and growing amounts. I mean, it's seems like a pretty
Speaker 1: easy thing for him to do gain some credibility and
Speaker 1: satisfy the American public's appetite to crack down on at
Speaker 1: least gang activity.
Speaker 11: They'll have to put bounties on him. It's like the
Speaker 11: guy that took over the administration in the Syria. He
Speaker 11: had anywhere between the ten and a twenty million dollars
Speaker 11: bounty on him. As soon as he can went into office,
Speaker 11: they took it away.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know, if bounties suggest there's no due process, right,
Speaker 1: I mean, I mean, if you're going to be like
Speaker 1: the bounty hunter and you're going to grab and bring
Speaker 1: someone who has an outstanding arrest warrant into the authorities
Speaker 1: for due process, in other words, a hearing and a trial,
Speaker 1: that's one thing. But when you say bounty hunters, that
Speaker 1: suggests to me that you know, wanted dead or alive,
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars, twenty thousand dollars, whatever, if you just
Speaker 1: will kill a gang member, I'm not comfortable with that.
Speaker 1: Believing in the Constitution as I do, Bobby.
Speaker 11: Well, one thing is that they're not Americans and their
Speaker 11: enemy combatants. People have to understand exactly what the will
Speaker 11: to engagement are when you deal with enemy combatants.
Speaker 1: There is a constitution. It does apply beyond the United
Speaker 1: States citizenry.
Speaker 11: Well, I know one thing, it's an inauguration day and
Speaker 11: we're going to get a change of venue.
Speaker 3: I know that for sure.
Speaker 1: Yes, Yes, a beautiful day, I hope.
Speaker 11: So protesters out there in Washington, God bless.
Speaker 1: Them, and not as many as there was the first
Speaker 1: time around, though, if you've noticed that big drop off
Speaker 1: in the number of people taking it to the streets, Bobby,
Speaker 1: the wind, the wind got knocked out of their sales.
Speaker 12: If you don't have any EMAILK celebrations in Washington.
Speaker 1: Today, I'm sure they will. Yeah, they'll be overshadowed, of
Speaker 1: course by the inauguration. I mean that's that's you know,
Speaker 1: one thing's for certain on that. But uh, you know,
Speaker 1: you can't you can't dismiss that it's MLK Junior Day.
Speaker 1: And you know, I think he did a lot of
Speaker 1: good things. And another people in the audience going you
Speaker 1: but he did this or and this bad thing and
Speaker 1: that bad thing. But overall, I think he improved race
Speaker 1: relations far, far more than most any other human being
Speaker 1: in our country. And of course we know who deteriorated
Speaker 1: race relations. That was the Obama and Biden administrations during
Speaker 1: the pot of division, labeling everyone and bringing in Dei
Speaker 1: and all of that. So yeah's new sheriff in town, Bobby,
Speaker 1: that's for sure. And I think we have a lot
Speaker 1: to be optimistic about. The election alone, I think is
Speaker 1: what took the wind out of their sales because we
Speaker 1: collectively rejected their leftist, left wing, insane ideology. Anyhow, let
Speaker 1: us see here kidnapped. This is weird, weird a story
Speaker 1: and local news. Not a whole lot going on, but
Speaker 1: a twenty three year old man was in court over
Speaker 1: the weekend because he tried to kidnap two students at
Speaker 1: different Deer Park schools. Happened on Friday, Devius Dei v
Speaker 1: I s. Devas Davis and butt Head. I don't know.
Speaker 1: Eton Thomas Marcario facing several charges including attempted kidnapping, illegal
Speaker 1: possesson of a deadly weapon, and near a school, and burglary.
Speaker 1: Court records say Thomas Marcario entered Deer Park High School
Speaker 1: on Friday, attempted to kidnap a fourteen year old boy.
Speaker 1: He failed. Then he went down to Amity Elementary, half
Speaker 1: a mile away from the high school and attempted to
Speaker 1: kidnap an eight year old girl. District spokesperson speaking with
Speaker 1: WCPO Molly Shram reporting so that Thomas Marcario entered the
Speaker 1: high school secured entry away about eleven fifteen, attempted to
Speaker 1: pick up a fourteen year old. Since he wasn't on
Speaker 1: the contact list, They called the child's parents, who said
Speaker 1: she knew the man, but her kids were not to
Speaker 1: go with him. High school administrative team then alerted Amity
Speaker 1: Elementary since the fourteen year old had a sibling there
Speaker 1: and they were on the phone with Amity when he
Speaker 1: showed up in the main office. Approached by the school
Speaker 1: security officer. Administrative assistant Security officer contacted police, who discovered
Speaker 1: Thomas Marcario was drunk at the time, intoxicated as the
Speaker 1: word court to court documents, found a loaded firearm, open
Speaker 1: alcohol containers in his car, gun also reported stolen. Court
Speaker 1: of the Prosecutor's office. Marcario is Thomas Marcaria's defense attorney
Speaker 1: entered up flea of not guilty, claiming what had happened
Speaker 1: here is not quite not quite as spectacular as the
Speaker 1: allegations initially make it seen. Two children involved in the
Speaker 1: alleged kidnapping attempts. Our children are of Thomas Marcaria's baby mom.
Speaker 1: And that's in quote unquote corning to the defense attorney
Speaker 1: his words, Thomas Marcaria has other children with this woman,
Speaker 1: but the fourteen year old and an eight year old
Speaker 1: are not his kids. He was attempting to keep the
Speaker 1: children from their mother an attempt to gain contact with her.
Speaker 1: His attorney claimed that he was only trying to give
Speaker 1: car keys to the children so they could return them
Speaker 1: to their mother. Okay, anyway. H total bond four hundred
Speaker 1: and twenty three thousand dollars, eight total charges six thirty
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Speaker 1: doing money Monday with us today. I don't know how
Speaker 1: holiday impacts that, but whatever, it's his life and it's
Speaker 1: his job schedule, so we'll deal with it. We got
Speaker 1: plenty to talk about this morning. Let's go to the phones.
Speaker 1: We got Brian on the phone. Brian, thanks for calling.
Speaker 1: Happy Monday to you day.
Speaker 9: Happy mag of Monday to you, Brian.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 9: I'm just the executive orders. I've always said I don't
Speaker 9: like executive orders. That quite frankly, I like it, just
Speaker 9: it they could be changed. I mean, they said the
Speaker 9: news this morning said Trump's gonna sign like nine hundred
Speaker 9: executive orders today.
Speaker 1: I've seen figures from ten to two hundred. I haven't
Speaker 1: read nine hundred, but you know, why not. I guess
Speaker 1: you can make an argument if it executive voters are
Speaker 1: the flavor of the moment, or the flavor of the
Speaker 1: last decade or so, then I guess you could do
Speaker 1: nine hundred of them.
Speaker 9: It's just I mean, the swings back and forth every
Speaker 9: four years on inauguration Day, that. I mean, the long
Speaker 9: reaching effects of that on our economy are just idiotic.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they really are. It just takes it makes it
Speaker 1: impossible to plan.
Speaker 9: Yes, make how about we start making Congress do their job?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: Amen to that. And you know, how about Congress not
Speaker 1: putting automatic expiration periods and things like the tax cuts. Boy,
Speaker 1: that burns my hide, you know, make them permanent and
Speaker 1: making a following some other Congress down the road if
Speaker 1: they don't like the tax cuts and they think we
Speaker 1: need more taxes than government or raised taxes. Not that
Speaker 1: it does any good, except, you know, for if you
Speaker 1: like a bad economy, but make them pass a law
Speaker 1: undoing them. But they don't. They just make them expire automatically. Yes,
Speaker 1: I guess that's for the purpose of getting concessions. I
Speaker 1: have no idea. But again, dysfunction. Now they're gonna have
Speaker 1: to argue about it or not. So let's put him
Speaker 1: in permanently in this Congress and we'll see what happens
Speaker 1: down the road if the voters decide they want to
Speaker 1: go back in the opposite direction someday. Appreciate it, Brian,
Speaker 1: I kind of feel like I do about this really
Speaker 1: is crazy. Let's see what curbage Mike's got this morning. Mike,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Morning Show. It's always good to hear
Speaker 1: from you, my friend.
Speaker 3: Morning sir.
Speaker 13: I just make copyright that MAGA Monday, and I will
Speaker 13: send all my proceeds to Joe Strucker for his producer
Speaker 13: day today, helping out any way I can.
Speaker 1: I'm sure Joe appreciates that.
Speaker 13: Yeah, this is the eighth different president that I've had
Speaker 13: the pleasure of witnessing an inauguration, and I cannot remember
Speaker 13: as much optimism that's flowing throughout this country as there
Speaker 13: is today starting at noon today. A lot of it
Speaker 13: has to do of the person that will be out
Speaker 13: of a job as of eleven fifty nine, but I
Speaker 13: think a lot of it also has to do and
Speaker 13: there's no guarantee about the cabinet and even Trump with
Speaker 13: a four year track record, But it appears to me
Speaker 13: and I think a lot of people that people were
Speaker 13: selected on their merit, not that the fact that they're
Speaker 13: the first of anything, the first Asian Pacific female transgender
Speaker 13: to hold the Secretary of Commerce position. Politicians, whether their local,
Speaker 13: state or federal, should be there to do a job.
Speaker 13: I don't care if they quote unquote look like me.
Speaker 13: And I think that's what we've had too much for
Speaker 13: the past four years. There's too many people that were
Speaker 13: dei hires, that were way over their skis. So I
Speaker 13: think at twelve oh one, people are going to get
Speaker 13: down to work. I think he's going to hold them accountable.
Speaker 13: I don't know if you saw that victory rally yesterday,
Speaker 13: but in that one hour speech yesterday, most of us
Speaker 13: off the cuff was more competent words put out that
Speaker 13: I think Biden had in the last month combined. So
Speaker 13: let's get the work. And I just think there's great
Speaker 13: things ahead.
Speaker 1: Well. I am optimistic as well. And this is a
Speaker 1: global trend, this movement towards a more conservative I don't
Speaker 1: want to hasten. They're reluctant to say right wing, although
Speaker 1: that's widely referred to right wing groups growing in popularity,
Speaker 1: but in fact they are. I mean, this isn't just
Speaker 1: happening here, It's happening in Canada, and many European countries
Speaker 1: have already shifted over to a more conservative philosophy. Germany
Speaker 1: is killing itself with its energy policies. They are expected
Speaker 1: to go full on conservative when they have their vote
Speaker 1: in February. So it's a growing phenomenon. People widely reject
Speaker 1: this woke ideology, and I think they're a growing number
Speaker 1: of people, and I can only pray for this curbage. Mic.
Speaker 1: A growing number of people are waking up to the
Speaker 1: nonsensical reality that is the climate change argument, that they're
Speaker 1: suffering mightily because of it. The environment is not getting better.
Speaker 1: Any efforts to negate or reduce the amount of particulate
Speaker 1: in the air are reduced, well completely eradicated by things like, oh,
Speaker 1: wildfires in California. So you're fighting this impossible challenge, this
Speaker 1: uphill battle, and you're making your life more miserable. At
Speaker 1: the same time, all the resources are out there, let's
Speaker 1: use them. So one can only hope and pray that
Speaker 1: that's part of this growing trend. Mike, good to hear
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Speaker 1: Get you into the jee Strucker who will get you
Speaker 1: on the board to talk on the program. Here. So
Speaker 1: there's something you want to talk about. I'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you. Yeah, I think there's a lot of
Speaker 1: optimism out there in the world, and it's springing from well,
Speaker 1: things like Donald Trump getting elected. And it was an
Speaker 1: interesting article with Michael Katz and Epoch Times talking about
Speaker 1: well he was just basically looking into a reporting by
Speaker 1: the Telegraph. But they did an analysis of global elections
Speaker 1: and they showed that left wing parties last year suffered
Speaker 1: record low average vote share forty five point four percent
Speaker 1: in the elections, and seventy three democracies conservative slash right
Speaker 1: wing groups earned more than one point five billion votes.
Speaker 1: So here's the breakdown. If you collectively analyze Western Europe
Speaker 1: and the United States, left wing parties got forty two
Speaker 1: point three percent of the vote, right got fifty five
Speaker 1: point seven percent, the biggest gap they say, since nineteen
Speaker 1: ninety And looking forward in the next several months, more
Speaker 1: losses by left wing parties are expected in Canada, Australia
Speaker 1: and Germany. Germany is a mess political scientist from University
Speaker 1: Amsterdam speaking with The Telegraph, mattheist Rugian I think is
Speaker 1: as close as I can get to the proper pronunciation
Speaker 1: of his name. The trend is up. There's no real
Speaker 1: reason to expect that it will stop any time soon,
Speaker 1: Senior policy fell at European Council on Foreign Relations. Jeremy Cliff,
Speaker 1: also talking with the Telegraph, said this right wing shift
Speaker 1: globally is because of three things. The globalization driven decline
Speaker 1: of organized labor, rising identity politics harnessed more successfully by
Speaker 1: the right and left, and a general tendency among leftist
Speaker 1: forces to fragment rather than unite. The identity politics not
Speaker 1: liked by most of the people version of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: Pierre Polivier, according to current polls, their favorite to replace
Speaker 1: Liberal Justin Trudeau as the prime minister. After Trudeau announced
Speaker 1: his resignation over to Australia, Conservatives a pull ahead of
Speaker 1: the have pulled ahead of the Labor Party government those
Speaker 1: elections expected to know later than May back Over in Germany,
Speaker 1: the conservative CDU party expected to win the February general
Speaker 1: election and the far right Alternative for Germany Party is
Speaker 1: pulling second ahead of the described as unpopular left wing
Speaker 1: Chancellor Olaf Schultz's Social Democrat Party. Why because they don't
Speaker 1: have any of their own energy. I read earlier this
Speaker 1: morning they're now having an import from France nuclear generated
Speaker 1: energy because they shut down their own nuclear plants in
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three for reasons that I've just I'm lost.
Speaker 1: So when the sun doesn't shine and the wind doesn't blow,
Speaker 1: which is currently the reality in terms of the weather
Speaker 1: forecast and what's going on right now in Germany, they've
Speaker 1: got to buy their power from nuclear generation. In France,
Speaker 1: there are those mothballed nuclear plants sitting right there. Across
Speaker 1: the European Union, voters gave victories to center right parties
Speaker 1: in June's European Union parliamentary elections. France's National Rally Party
Speaker 1: also had big gains. Emmanuel Macrone's decision to call snap
Speaker 1: elections after Marine la Penn's National Rally Party one EU
Speaker 1: vote and France left French politics and disarray, they write,
Speaker 1: and Macrone, a lane duck president. National Rally Party was
Speaker 1: kept from seizing power only being a coalition of all
Speaker 1: the left wing parties. They managed to coalesce for that,
Speaker 1: but La Penn's party is the largest in the assembly
Speaker 1: and brought down the new minority of government just after
Speaker 1: three months. Senior research trailer for Latin America, Christopher Sabatini,
Speaker 1: doctor said the told The Telegraph the leftist parties have
Speaker 1: seen their votes share declined as a result of inept government,
Speaker 1: over promises and corruption. He said, in the last two decades,
Speaker 1: voters' concerns of our crime and violence have shot up.
Speaker 1: That is an area in which the Left has failed
Speaker 1: to produce many results or viable answers. Well, yeah, and
Speaker 1: crime is another big one for a reason for Trump winning.
Speaker 1: I mean, we watched real time the disintegration to California
Speaker 1: when they decriminalized shoplifting. You don't prosecute bad guys, guess
Speaker 1: what crime goes up? Duh. Joe Biden tried to convince
Speaker 1: the American people the crime was up, actually was down
Speaker 1: rather than up. Well, the FBI statistics were wrong. He
Speaker 1: was continuing to rely on FBI statistics, which well got revised.
Speaker 1: It's actually up four and a half percent. They previously
Speaker 1: reported it was down. Anyhow, more to talk about after
Speaker 1: the top of the our News, and we got Christopher
Speaker 1: Smithman on at seven twenty and we'll have a little
Speaker 1: bit at the eight o'clock hour to talk before we
Speaker 1: hear from Chris Bergard, a filmmaker with the documentary The
Speaker 1: War on Truth. It's about the January sixth rally up
Speaker 1: protest Up drunken fraternity party, whatever you want to call it.
Speaker 1: That's what the war on truth is about. We'll hear
Speaker 1: from Chris at eight forty on that one stick around.
Speaker 1: It'll be right back your voice.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Day. And it is Maga Monday,
Speaker 1: so say its curbage MIC, so we're sticking with it,
Speaker 1: So Happy Maga Monday to you. Of course. The day
Speaker 1: is the day Donald Trump gets sworn in again as
Speaker 1: the president of the United States of America, and it
Speaker 1: will be a busy day. Widely reported of the executive
Speaker 1: orders like between I don't know and two hundreds called
Speaker 1: it earlier it said nine hundred again, I'm not comfortable
Speaker 1: with all the executive orders as a substitute for congressional action.
Speaker 1: And many of the things Trump wants to do, of course,
Speaker 1: are going to require congressional action. I think, given the
Speaker 1: outcome of the election, the leanings of the general population,
Speaker 1: the voters, the constituents Americans, I think I anticipate a
Speaker 1: lot of the Democrats not being as obstructionist because well,
Speaker 1: their jobs depend upon it. You know, there's close races
Speaker 1: out there in the world, and quite often those will
Speaker 1: lead to Democrats moving over the more conservative side of
Speaker 1: the ledger given the makeup of this administration and the
Speaker 1: fact that all the Republicans stroll all three branch are
Speaker 1: of the House, the Senate, and the Executive branch now
Speaker 1: or will shortly anyway on energy, and I was talking
Speaker 1: a lot earlier about energy because everyone knows that I'm
Speaker 1: not a believer that you and I are impacting the climate.
Speaker 1: The climate does change. It's cold out there. By the way,
Speaker 1: we'll move toward March April May, it'll warm up. Climate changes.
Speaker 1: But they say several dozen of these first executive orders
Speaker 1: are going to zero on an energy policy and environmental regulation.
Speaker 1: Two general types related to energy development. Within these executive orders,
Speaker 1: those that push are prompt an immediate actionable event, and
Speaker 1: those that will implement policies through administrative process as rule
Speaker 1: making a legislation. So day one action items identified by
Speaker 1: Epoch Times. Thank you John Howley. Actually and these have
Speaker 1: been all discussed. These are going to come as no
Speaker 1: surprise anybody who's paying attention to what Trump has said
Speaker 1: about executive action or these spokespeople have said, eliminating the
Speaker 1: White House Climate Office and Advisor position that Biden administration created,
Speaker 1: establishing the National Policy Council chaired by a Department of
Speaker 1: Interior Secretary nominee Doug Bergham. Trump is expected to withdraw
Speaker 1: the US from the twenty fifteen Paris Climate Accord, which
Speaker 1: he did before, and again, going back to the point
Speaker 1: about executive orders, you get a new administration, you have
Speaker 1: the unringing of the bell, the re ringing of the bell.
Speaker 1: It's just crazy. We go back and forth. Anyway, out
Speaker 1: of the twenty fifteen Paris Climbing Accord, order the Bureau
Speaker 1: of Land Management to move its headquarters from Washington to
Speaker 1: Grand Junction, Colorado. He did that back in twenty twenty
Speaker 1: in the last long renewed federal approvals for the Keystone
Speaker 1: XL pipeline. That's still a thing. How many years have
Speaker 1: been talking about that. It's on, it's off, it's on,
Speaker 1: it's off. Lift the LNG export permit pause. We were
Speaker 1: talking about that earlier because that's the one that Speaker
Speaker 1: Johnson said he had a conversation with Joe Biden about
Speaker 1: Joe Biden denied that he cut off the LNG exports.
Speaker 1: Surprised Johnson in the meeting, like what he suggested, They
Speaker 1: print the thing out, let him go over it together.
Speaker 1: This was a one on one meeting with Joe Biden
Speaker 1: last year. Just sort of more widely reported now. Just
Speaker 1: an illustration of Biden's cognitive decline. He didn't know what
Speaker 1: was in front of him when he signed it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: Trump is expect if you immediately end the pause. Signed
Speaker 1: in January twenty twenty four the Halt and Permit reviews
Speaker 1: by directing the Department of Energy to approve new terminals
Speaker 1: to export liquified natural gas. Repeal Biden's Executive Order fourteen
Speaker 1: zero eight to two, which provides the authority for implementing
Speaker 1: many aspects of the Inflation Reduction Act, which it wasn't
Speaker 1: That was the Green New Deal, which alone authorizes ten
Speaker 1: years of sustained tax credits, low interest loans, and grant
Speaker 1: programs that by some estimates, could top one trillion dollars.
Speaker 1: Repealing that executive order, White House in Congress can administratively
Speaker 1: tighten tax credits, claw back some of the loans and grants,
Speaker 1: and revise unfinalized rules under the Congressional Review Act, to
Speaker 1: chip away at the Inflation Reduction Act, impose the impose
Speaker 1: a moratorium on offshore windmill faileds. He's expected to sign
Speaker 1: an executive order halting proposes to develop power in federal
Speaker 1: waters beyond the eleven that are already approved and to
Speaker 1: generate more than that will generate nineteen gigatts of electricity.
Speaker 1: Trump expected to issue in executive order at least partially
Speaker 1: created by written by Representative Jeff Van Drew, a Republican
Speaker 1: from New Jersey, that would pause offshore wind development between
Speaker 1: between Rhode Island and North Carolina for six months so
Speaker 1: DOI can review permits issued to projects they say. There
Speaker 1: also could be an executive action specifically related to mixing
Speaker 1: the Bureau of Land Management's June environmental impact Statements approval
Speaker 1: of this thing called Lava Ridge Wind Project. It's supposed
Speaker 1: to go in south central Idaho. Get a load of this.
Speaker 1: That proposal, forty five hundred acre project, two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty one, six hundred and sixty foot tall wind turbines,
Speaker 1: and the reason it should be mixed. It's opposed by
Speaker 1: the overwhelming majority of residents who of them the surrounding
Speaker 1: seven counties. Yeah, I imagine it would be. Those things
Speaker 1: make noise and they are bloody ugly. It's heartbreaking. I've
Speaker 1: mentioned this before. You drive through Indiana and you see
Speaker 1: all those big windmill farms, you know, I know it
Speaker 1: used to look boring flat. You know, it's like Ohio
Speaker 1: flat and cornfields. But I would much rather look at
Speaker 1: a cornfield with no windmills all around it than look
Speaker 1: at those windmill farms. Anyway, declare a national energy emergency.
Speaker 1: He did this in his first term. They expect him
Speaker 1: to reissue a comprehensive order declaring a national emergency in
Speaker 1: effort to fast track permits for grid, infrastructure and energy projects.
Speaker 1: Trump previously talked about this order to expedite permitting and
Speaker 1: trium environmental reviews for investor financing, job creating, and power
Speaker 1: generating projects of one billion dollars or more. They said.
Speaker 1: He said they'll receive expedited approvals. Trump could also issue
Speaker 1: specific actions related development proposals, such as acting on his
Speaker 1: July twenty twenty four pledge to reverse in about ten
Speaker 1: minutes the Biden administration's twenty year mining ban on nearly
Speaker 1: a quarter of a million acres within the Superior National
Speaker 1: Forest in northern Minnesota that would boost this one development
Speaker 1: called twin Metals Minnesota stalled twenty nineteen. It's a one
Speaker 1: point seven billion proposal to extract copper, nickel, and cobalt
Speaker 1: on twenty five thousand acres within the National Forest and
Speaker 1: the EV mandate. I appreciate this one. Trump expected order
Speaker 1: the Environmental Protection Agency to take measures to roll back
Speaker 1: the tail plight pollution limits for cars, SUVs, and trucks
Speaker 1: sold between twenty twenty seven and twenty thirty two, finalize
Speaker 1: in March. I guess that the EPA did finalize in March,
Speaker 1: and also order the Department of Transportation to revise corporate
Speaker 1: average fuel economy standards. They say Trump could issue a
Speaker 1: specific action targeting California's ban on sale of new gas
Speaker 1: powered cars by twenty thirty five because the Clean Air
Speaker 1: Act allows states to set more stringent limits on tailpip
Speaker 1: pollution and federal standards, which the EPA acknowledged in December.
Speaker 1: Whanted approve California's waiver to exceed federal standards, so that
Speaker 1: may require some legislative actionable wait and see on that one.
Speaker 1: They say among the swiftest and least expensive ways to
Speaker 1: unleash American energy and build out the grid to meet
Speaker 1: our increasing demand and lower energy costs is to open
Speaker 1: more federal lands and waters to fossil fuel extraction, which
Speaker 1: they say he could issue an executive order to do.
Speaker 1: Among the expected action as an executive order directing the
Speaker 1: DOI to revise a five year offshore leasing plan approved
Speaker 1: under the Biden administration that schedules three auctions compared to
Speaker 1: forty seven auctions proposed during the Trump first term, increasing
Speaker 1: the amount of energy available. That's good expand drilling in
Speaker 1: the anwar elastic Governor Mike Dunlevy. Once this, they say,
Speaker 1: Trump will probably issue a first day action that undoes
Speaker 1: any actions that lock up Alaska's lands and resources. Of course,
Speaker 1: he's on record saying he wants to expand fossil fuel
Speaker 1: development in the twenty three million acre National Petroleum Reserve.
Speaker 1: That's the name of it, the National Petroleum Reserve, and
Speaker 1: the Biden administration says, no, you can't extract petroleum from
Speaker 1: the National Petroleum Reserved. That also likely to require legislative
Speaker 1: action to have any tangible result. They point out, revise
Speaker 1: Biden's twenty twenty one Greenhouse Gas power Plant Order, issued
Speaker 1: in April of last year, stringent new greenhouse gas emission standards,
Speaker 1: significantly raising costs for coal fired power plants and those
Speaker 1: invested in newly built gas generation utilities and electrician transmission operators.
Speaker 1: They could render some power plants financially inoperable. Do they work, Yes,
Speaker 1: but our rules and regulations will make them financially inoperable
Speaker 1: because you can't comply with them.
Speaker 12: Ha haha.
Speaker 1: Sucks to be you. Trump can undo that EVA finalized
Speaker 1: in a new methane restrictions rule last November, that Levy's
Speaker 1: a first ever waste emission charge on oil gas producers
Speaker 1: that's part of the Inflation Reduction Act provisions. He could
Speaker 1: undo that. Trump executive action might direct agencies not to
Speaker 1: collect the data emitters that are required to provide to
Speaker 1: verify compliance with the legislation. So there are different ways
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Speaker 1: Martin with King Junior Day, MAGA Monday with the inauguration
Speaker 1: Blaine Old Monday. During the middle of the year, it's
Speaker 1: time for the Smith vent, former Vice mayor of the
Speaker 1: City of Cincinnati. We get the benefit of hearing his
Speaker 1: words and thoughts every Monday at this time. Welcome back
Speaker 1: Christopher Smith and my friend, it's great to have you
Speaker 1: on the show as always.
Speaker 5: Hey Brian, thanks for having me on. And happy Martin
Speaker 5: Luther King Holiday to you and to your listening audience.
Speaker 5: And obviously that is also falling on the inauguration of
Speaker 5: our forty seventh President, Donald Trump. I want to start
Speaker 5: off just by giving a few footnotes about doctor King
Speaker 5: and how his life has impacted America personally, and so
Speaker 5: you know, my grandmother was born in nineteen oh nine.
Speaker 5: She lived to be one hundred and five. She spent
Speaker 5: most of her time here in the city of cincinnat
Speaker 5: and was a faithful member of Beloman Chapel on Xavier's
Speaker 5: campus over fifty years. And my parents were born in
Speaker 5: the late nineteen thirties, nineteen thirty eight, nineteen thirty nine.
Speaker 5: My father came up pretty poor in Birmingham, Alabama, and
Speaker 5: my mother came up working middle class. They met at
Speaker 5: Tuskegee Institute. And that's an important point because my parents
Speaker 5: could not attend white institutions. They had to attend historically
Speaker 5: black colleges and universities to get to get an education.
Speaker 5: Here's my pot and my grandmother, by the way, born
Speaker 5: in nineteen oh nine.
Speaker 1: Saw a lot.
Speaker 5: Anybody that knew Anybody that knew her knew that she
Speaker 5: was a wonderful person. She didn't hold any harbor any
Speaker 5: negative feelings about how she came through this great country,
Speaker 5: even though it wasn't easy for her through her life
Speaker 5: many as a woman not being having the right to
Speaker 5: vote to being an African American woman coming through the
Speaker 5: back door knocked the front door. And that was true
Speaker 5: for my parents also. So you know, what I want
Speaker 5: to say to people is this is the greatest country
Speaker 5: in the world. That's why people are trying to come
Speaker 5: over the southern border. And as we look at our
Speaker 5: country and anybody who's listening to me, we can acknowledge
Speaker 5: that our country is imperfect without burning the flag, without
Speaker 5: kneeling for the flag or against the flag, standing when
Speaker 5: we're doing the national anthem, so we can acknowledge our
Speaker 5: imperfections and still say we rose to the occasion. And
Speaker 5: doctor King was a part of knitting that for the
Speaker 5: United States of America because what he did was an
Speaker 5: imperfect man who raised the consciousness of our country that
Speaker 5: we are human beings, that we should be treated equally.
Speaker 5: It's the content of our character. And so when people
Speaker 5: are talking about how we should hire, how we should fire,
Speaker 5: we're basically saying, listen, we want to hire people based
Speaker 5: on their performance, their content of their character, and we
Speaker 5: want a level playing field for everyone. And so, you know,
Speaker 5: coming into this new world that I think that young
Speaker 5: people are being burked in today, that's a very important
Speaker 5: message that their work ethic is important. Who they are,
Speaker 5: how they conduct themselves, how they dress, you know, how
Speaker 5: they master the English language. We're not asking people to
Speaker 5: come over the southern border and I'm all of a
Speaker 5: sudden have to learn a new language. We're saying the
Speaker 5: language of this country is English. And that's not racist
Speaker 5: to say that we welcome you to the United States
Speaker 5: of America and our language is English, and by the way,
Speaker 5: I think it all ties into us being a Christian
Speaker 5: country and it's okay to say Merry Christmas to anyone.
Speaker 5: And I think as we look at this inauguration, it's
Speaker 5: turning the page on the worst president in my lifetime.
Speaker 5: I can't say he was the absolute worst president from
Speaker 5: any president, but I could just say he's definitely the
Speaker 5: worst president. This is the outgoing president President Biden in
Speaker 5: my lifetime for a number of reasons. Part of that
Speaker 5: is the greatest cover up of his health. And I
Speaker 5: think your listening audience can contemplate on who was a
Speaker 5: part of that cover up, meaning who was around him,
Speaker 5: his wife, Vice President Harris. One of the reasons she
Speaker 5: lost the mainstream media who kept telling us, Hey, don't
Speaker 5: believe your eyes. He's stumbling, he can't speak, he's tripping,
Speaker 5: he can't walk, whatever, whatever was going on. We knew
Speaker 5: that there was something major going on with this president,
Speaker 5: and we could not even trust the mainstream media to
Speaker 5: tell us the truth that the greatest cover up of
Speaker 5: the last four years is that President Biden is very
Speaker 5: sick currently and as he leaves office, he was absolutely
Speaker 5: impaired and it impacted anybody trusting the Democratic Party because
Speaker 5: they just couldn't tell us the truth. And so this
Speaker 5: inauguration is about turning the page. It's about saying, hey,
Speaker 5: we're going to move in a different direction.
Speaker 3: We're going to.
Speaker 5: Close down the southern border. We're going to make sure
Speaker 5: that our economy. We've got inflation out of control. The
Speaker 5: only way to do that is to get gas prices down,
Speaker 5: and the only way to do that is to drill.
Speaker 5: We want to become less dependent. We've got we've got
Speaker 5: foreign countries that we're buying oil from, which is allowing
Speaker 5: them to feed into their terrorism and ultimately attack the
Speaker 5: United States of America. It's our national interest to make
Speaker 5: sure that we are dealing with our expiration of our
Speaker 5: own oil. But there's going to be other things that
Speaker 5: he's going to be touching on. We So you know,
Speaker 5: this thing about TikTok And and China and specifically understanding
Speaker 5: that China wants Taiwan on this president's watch twenty twenty seven,
Speaker 5: very very real. So, whether we're dealing with Taiwan, whether
Speaker 5: we're dealing with Cuba, whatever's coming, whether we're dealing with
Speaker 5: Russia and Ukraine, whether we're dealing with Israel and Hamas.
Speaker 5: This president, as he takes office, the forty seventh president,
Speaker 5: has a major, major, major plate to deal with, and
Speaker 5: so I'm excited about seeing. You know, I wish this
Speaker 5: country will anyone who's out protesting our democracy. Meaning you
Speaker 5: have a president that were on the popular vote, you
Speaker 5: had a president that also won on the electoral process.
Speaker 5: What are you protesting today? If you live in the
Speaker 5: United States of America. We voted, the people spoke over
Speaker 5: seventy six or seventy seven million people said they wanted
Speaker 5: this man to be president. So those that are out
Speaker 5: there protesting at four degrees or seventeen degrees below zero,
Speaker 5: I don't get it. Because there was an election that
Speaker 5: it was the election was hill, it was transparent, and
Speaker 5: ultimately this man named Donald Trump has been re elected
Speaker 5: the forty seventh president. In conclusion of this segment is
Speaker 5: to say, it is the greatest comeback I've ever seen politics.
Speaker 5: There is no other president that I know who lost
Speaker 5: who was torn apart for about six to eight years
Speaker 5: of He's Hitler saying that you know, he's a racist,
Speaker 5: he loves the klu kutz Kran. All these kinds of things,
Speaker 5: and he was able to overcome that, increase his votes
Speaker 5: with African Americans, increase his votes with Latitos, he was
Speaker 5: able to increase his votes with women. And so the
Speaker 5: reality of it is, he put together this great voting
Speaker 5: block that a Republican candidate has never done as a populace.
Speaker 5: The candidate, the only other candidate that I would say
Speaker 5: who came close to this is Reagan. But at the
Speaker 5: end of the day, he will be the forty seventh president.
Speaker 5: And there's nothing to protest on the Martin Luther King Holiday.
Speaker 5: If you want to protest something, find another subject matter,
Speaker 5: not the election and the swearing in of the forty
Speaker 5: seventh President of the United States of America.
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Speaker 1: is the Smither event every Monday morning from the former
Speaker 1: Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Have ad it, Christopher,
Speaker 1: what else is on your mind?
Speaker 3: Look?
Speaker 5: Brother, the nominations, I watched many of them. Pete Hexseth
Speaker 5: of the Department of Defense did a great job answering
Speaker 5: questions last week. I was very surprised, and it's hard
Speaker 5: to surprise me, Brian Thomas that you know the senators
Speaker 5: and the personal questions they were asking him that had
Speaker 5: nothing to do with his competency. So we talk about
Speaker 5: DEEI right, I'm asking what these senators were talking about.
Speaker 5: They're asking about his sex life, They're asking him questions
Speaker 5: about alcoholism, and so some of you listening back, well,
Speaker 5: those are pertinent questions. No, he had an FBI background
Speaker 5: check that was given to every senator to review. He's
Speaker 5: he he acknowledged. Listen. I went to war Afghanistan, Iraq.
Speaker 5: I came back with problems, like a lot of Americans
Speaker 5: have had problems. But I have rose to the occasion
Speaker 5: and I climbed that hill and I'm a better person today.
Speaker 5: I thought Pam Bondy just knocked it out of the
Speaker 5: park for Attorney General. She didn't take any crap from
Speaker 5: those senators. And this notion that former President Truck will
Speaker 5: be President Truck today at eleven or nine saying and
Speaker 5: he was surrounding himself with weak women. Anybody watching those
Speaker 5: hearings could come to the conclusion he's not surrounding himself
Speaker 5: with anybody.
Speaker 3: That is weak.
Speaker 5: He told those senators, hey, listen, stop pointing your finger
Speaker 5: at me. Number two, do your own homework. I'm not
Speaker 5: here to do your homework. And so these and then
Speaker 5: these notions of her saying, well, I'm gonna make you
Speaker 5: answer this question. She said, I don't have to answer
Speaker 5: the question the way you want me to answer the question.
Speaker 5: Your job is only to decipher what you've heard and
Speaker 5: decide whether you're going to vote for me or not.
Speaker 5: That's essentially what she would say. She held to her
Speaker 5: gun and then the governor of North Dakota. I think
Speaker 5: it's Christy Noan. She also did a great job answering
Speaker 5: the questions of the senators. Those were the three. So
Speaker 5: my point is that I think all of those dominations
Speaker 5: at the end of the day that the Senators are
Speaker 5: going to approve all of them. They're going to come
Speaker 5: all out of committee. There'll be full votes on them.
Speaker 5: And I think that President elect again, who will be
Speaker 5: President Trump, the forty seventh president at eleven or nine,
Speaker 5: I think he's going to get his full cabinet.
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas, I think you are predicting accurately on that.
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Speaker 1: wrapping up a conversation with a former vice mayor of
Speaker 1: the city of Say we call it the smither Van
Speaker 1: Christopher Smitherman. What else is on your mind? This Maga Monday,
Speaker 1: Doctor Martin Luther King Junior Monday.
Speaker 5: Well, look, brother, at the end of the day, our
Speaker 5: governor might DeLine this last week appointed his Lieutenant Governor
Speaker 5: Housted as the next senator. Big deal because as the
Speaker 5: deck is being shuffled, this is a footnote that it
Speaker 5: looks like the vic is going to run for government
Speaker 5: governor of the state of Ohio. And so I look
Speaker 5: for that announcement this week from him, and that is
Speaker 5: going to be a very very big deal for the
Speaker 5: state of Ohio, as the lieutenant governor is now a
Speaker 5: senator and who now will be the next governor and
Speaker 5: that race is coming up in a couple of years,
Speaker 5: So it's going to be a big horse race. As
Speaker 5: we look at the news cycle for the state of
Speaker 5: Ohio over the next five days.
Speaker 1: I agree that all that's going to happen, And I
Speaker 1: note the timing is rather interesting because vv Ramasm he
Speaker 1: was being considered, at least to some extent by Governor
Speaker 1: de Wine to fill JD. Vance's Senate seat. Obviously he
Speaker 1: went with Houston, but I heard that one of the
Speaker 1: reasons he wasn't selected because VvE did say out loud
Speaker 1: or expressed a desire to run for governor, which I
Speaker 1: think would be a great thing. And it was reported
Speaker 1: this morning that Vivi Ramason he's no longer with that
Speaker 1: DOGE team that Elon musk ramaswimmy effort to pair back
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Speaker 1: or two trillion dollars annually. But he's no longer with
Speaker 1: that group. I guess he was asked to leave or
Speaker 1: left or otherwise, you know, is no longer affiliated associated
Speaker 1: with it. So that little extra fact suggests very strongly
Speaker 1: that you're right. He's going to announce his run for
Speaker 1: Ohio governor. And I think he'd be a great, great
Speaker 1: governor of the state. He's a brilliant man.
Speaker 5: I agree, and I think that if he would like
Speaker 5: to be the governor of the state of Ohio, he's
Speaker 5: going to have to come back here and campaign. He's
Speaker 5: gonna have to spend his time. He's had a blueprint,
Speaker 5: a populist person that he just supported for a president
Speaker 5: who won, and I would suspect that the president President
Speaker 5: Trump would endorse him, so it would make him a
Speaker 5: front runner for the state of Ohio. And I said,
Speaker 5: these are really big things as we see them kind
Speaker 5: of happening right before us, and as we go into closing,
Speaker 5: let me say to you, as my brother, as we
Speaker 5: as we close out Martin Luther King and the Martin
Speaker 5: Luther King Holiday, this is the greatest country. There are
Speaker 5: people that came before us that sacrifice so much for us.
Speaker 5: There are people that die for us. There are people
Speaker 5: that march for us. There are people that fought wars
Speaker 5: for us that give us the opportunity to have the
Speaker 5: privileges that we have today. As this president is sworn in,
Speaker 5: I want to be very clear and I'm not against immigration.
Speaker 5: I am for legal immigration. The President elect has been clear.
Speaker 5: And the reason I'm bringing this up on the Martin
Speaker 5: Luther King Holiday is that he is going to begin
Speaker 5: to deport gang members, murderers, rapists that are here who
Speaker 5: are creating havoc on our cities. He's not discussing deporting
Speaker 5: the dreamers. So people try to if you watch mainstream media,
Speaker 5: as they try to say all of these outrageous things,
Speaker 5: this is about getting people out of our country who
Speaker 5: are here to do harm. And he's made that very
Speaker 5: very clear. And it's important for me to say that
Speaker 5: out loud on Martin Luther King because those who are
Speaker 5: saying they support those deportations are being called racist. They
Speaker 5: are not. They are people that are saying they believe
Speaker 5: in a sovereign country, they want to respect the laws
Speaker 5: of this country, and that you just can't come in
Speaker 5: here and kill somebody or rape somebody like Lake and Riley,
Speaker 5: who is unbelievable that that hasn't even passed yet, a
Speaker 5: filibuster on something that's so common sense. But the reality
Speaker 5: of it is, there are going to be two hundred
Speaker 5: one hundred executive orders today. People should buckle up, be
Speaker 5: ready on the MLK holiday. We are going to move
Speaker 5: forward in this country. And I'm one of those people
Speaker 5: that say, come to this country legally, it's a great country,
Speaker 5: but we don't want your gang members, we don't want
Speaker 5: your criminals, we don't want people to rape and murder
Speaker 5: our women, which is what has been happening across the
Speaker 5: United States of America. They are the ones that are
Speaker 5: being put on notice today, not those people that are
Speaker 5: here who are dreamers, not those people who are working
Speaker 5: and contributing to our society. No one is discussing them
Speaker 5: on the Martin Luther King Holiday And I just wanted
Speaker 5: to make that very clear of Brian Thomas.
Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate you doing that, and it rang through
Speaker 1: loud and clear from my perspective, as you always ring
Speaker 1: through loud and clear. Christopher Smithman, I love having you
Speaker 1: on the program, my friends. Great here in your thoughts
Speaker 1: and comments and from that independent perspective and sharing your
Speaker 1: well your stories with us. I you know, as you
Speaker 1: were telling me about your grandmother nineteen she was born
Speaker 1: in nineteen oh nine. Yes, sir, the minute those words
Speaker 1: came out of your mouth, I thought, Wow, she had
Speaker 1: to go through Jim Crow, she had to go through prohibition.
Speaker 1: She had the women's suffrage a movement it was just
Speaker 1: you know, rattling its cages around then. They didn't have
Speaker 1: the right to vote, as you pointed out, the Great Depression,
Speaker 1: World War two, Korea Vietnam. I mean, wow, just she.
Speaker 5: Went from the horse and buggy to airplanes. Yeah, and
Speaker 5: really did not discover comfortably flying until she was in
Speaker 5: her eighties. She had a beautiful sister in New York,
Speaker 5: and once she discovered it and discovered wheel chairs and
Speaker 5: how people would treat her, she then began to fly
Speaker 5: and see the world. But the reality of it was,
Speaker 5: she came up through all of those things and many
Speaker 5: other things. But at the end of the day, Gremmall
Speaker 5: Flowers love this country. Gretmall Flowers was a member of
Speaker 5: Bellaman Chapel over fifty years. I know there has to
Speaker 5: be one of her parishioners that are listening. It is
Speaker 5: absolutely true. She was just a gracious person. And so
Speaker 5: what I want all Americans, whether you're black or white,
Speaker 5: are Asian, are Indian, whatever your persuasion is, your your ethnicity,
Speaker 5: we are Americans. We have to unite behind that as
Speaker 5: we go into this what I would stay historic swearing
Speaker 5: in today at eleven or nine of the next the
Speaker 5: forty seventh President of the United States of America.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Brian Thomas.
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Speaker 1: Yes, breaking news the Facebook gainst the messages are lighting up.
Speaker 1: We'll take Jim's phone call on this topic. President Joe Biden,
Speaker 1: He's not done yet. He issued pardons this morning for
Speaker 1: General Mark Milly, the former Chair of the Joint Chief's Staff,
Speaker 1: Anthony Fauci and the lawmakers and staffers on the House
Speaker 1: committee investigating the capital attack, which includes Liz Cheney, Adam Kinzinger,
Speaker 1: and Adam Schiff. Didn't see that one coming, did you.
Speaker 1: He's not over yet. And I bet if you ask
Speaker 1: him tomorrow morning, if he pardoned those people, he won't
Speaker 1: remember doing it. Nick, you got a minute here, real quick,
Speaker 1: and don't plug your book or Joe's going to bang
Speaker 1: you from the show. And I'm serious about that.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Thanks.
Speaker 16: It's a challenge to follow Christopher Snletherman because he's such
Speaker 16: a great speaker. But it is incredibly appropriate. But the
Speaker 16: second inauguration of Donald Trump is on MLK Day. MLK
Speaker 16: was and Trump is a Frederick Douglass Republican, whether either
Speaker 16: one of them knew it or not, both support the
Speaker 16: life empowering values of Frederick Douglas and of our founders,
Speaker 16: and those include respect for the US Constitution, limited power
Speaker 16: of governm route, free speech, the right to bear arms,
Speaker 16: legal immigration, respect for human life, personal responsibility, religious liberty,
Speaker 16: women's rights, school choice, right the boat, and economic costerity.
Speaker 1: Yes, sir, and I think it's.
Speaker 16: Incredibly appropriate that the Trump second inauguration is on MLK Day.
Speaker 1: Well, great observations, Nick, and I had never heard anyone
Speaker 1: refer to MLK Junior as Frederick Douglas Republican. When you
Speaker 1: sum it up that way, it's pretty obvious. Whether he
Speaker 1: knew it or self identified that way, it's pretty obvious
Speaker 1: that he was and he did bring about some wonderful
Speaker 1: changes here in America in terms of race relations. Appreciate that, Nick,
Speaker 1: I really do stay around. We've got more to talk
Speaker 1: about a top of the our new including of course
Speaker 1: Biden preemptively pardoning people who haven't been charged with a crime.
Speaker 1: Isn't that interesting? Stay around me right back.
Speaker 10: Your voice, Thank you for taking that call.
Speaker 3: Your country gives us all somewhat to think about.
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Speaker 17: wishing everyone a happy Monday. It is Martin Luther King
Speaker 17: Junior Day. Of course, talk with Christopher Smithing about that
Speaker 17: and it is, of course, Maga Monday. That's the moniker
Speaker 17: that curbage mind laid on. I love it, so Maga Monday.
Speaker 17: We're expecting a slew of executive orders. And since Joe
Speaker 17: Biden is still president, believe it or not, even though
Speaker 17: he doesn't realize he is, he's at it again.
Speaker 1: On the heels of commuting twenty five hundred non violent
Speaker 1: drug offender sentences on Friday, Joe Biden has issued blanket
Speaker 1: preemptive pardons for General Mark Milly, former chairman of the
Speaker 1: Jointed Chiefs of Staff, doctor Anthony fauci Yes, former director
Speaker 1: of the National Institute of Alogy and Infectious Diseases, a
Speaker 1: man who's infamous, as well as the lawmakers and staffers
Speaker 1: on the House committee that investigated the Capitol Hill attack
Speaker 1: on January sixth. What do you make of that? What's
Speaker 1: your reaction to that? And I got this big, long
Speaker 1: statement from him, and he just talks about their records,
Speaker 1: and he says, alarmingly, public servants have been subjected to
Speaker 1: ongoing threats and intimidation for faithfully discharging their duties. I
Speaker 1: believe in the rule of law. I am optimistic that
Speaker 1: the strength of our legal institutions will ultimately prevail over politics.
Speaker 1: But these are exceptional circumstances, and I cannot in good
Speaker 1: conscience do nothing. Baseless and politically motivated investigations wreak havoc
Speaker 1: on the lives, safety, and financial security of targeted individuals
Speaker 1: and their families, even when individuals have done nothing wrong
Speaker 1: and in fact have done the right thing and will
Speaker 1: ultimately be exonerated. Ooh, that's a bold statement. The mere
Speaker 1: fact of being investigated or prosecuted can irreparably damage reputations
Speaker 1: and finances. Wow. Well, less, of course, you're Donald Trump
Speaker 1: and you can afford all the lawyers it takes to
Speaker 1: fend off lawfare that you and your side of the
Speaker 1: Ledger have been waging against them for years and years,
Speaker 1: false accusations, Russian collusion. That is why I'm exercising my
Speaker 1: authority to the Constitution of parton General Mark Milly, Director
Speaker 1: Anthony Faucis, members of Congress and staff who served on
Speaker 1: the Select Committee in the US Capital and DC Metropolitan
Speaker 1: Police officers who testified before the Select Committee hmm. People
Speaker 1: who merely testified US Capital and DC Metropolitan Police officers
Speaker 1: who were there as fact witnesses have they been implicated.
Speaker 1: I don't see anything in here about the FBI, because
Speaker 1: a lot of people are over the mind that the
Speaker 1: FBI actually agent some measure of coordination, you know, facilitating
Speaker 1: getting people into the Capitol building. You know, FBI plants
Speaker 1: people whispering in the ears, rasputint sort of like suggesting
Speaker 1: that maybe they should storm the capitol, that kind of thing.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of evidence that was going on. Anyway, said,
Speaker 1: the issues of these pardons should not be mistaken as
Speaker 1: an acknowledgment that any individual engaged in any wrongdoing. Oh no, no, no.
Speaker 1: Nor should acceptance be misconstrued as an admission of guilt
Speaker 1: for any offense, because I guess what he mentions acceptance.
Speaker 1: There is no obligation for a person like say doctor Fauci.
Speaker 1: What if he doesn't want to be pardoned because he
Speaker 1: doesn't believe he did anything wrong. I don't think you
Speaker 1: have to accept a pardon, so you don't need to
Speaker 1: pardon me. I haven't done anything wrong anyway. Our nation
Speaker 1: ows these public service the debt of gratitude for their
Speaker 1: tireless commitment to our country. I'll let you decide if
Speaker 1: he's accurate on that.
Speaker 3: But.
Speaker 1: Pardoning them for any prosecution. Now they have been complet pardoned.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's in essence that they now face absolutely
Speaker 1: no criminal liability for any federal crimes that they may
Speaker 1: have committed. That doesn't mean that these investigations aren't worth
Speaker 1: looking into or or moving forward. Just because doctor Fauci
Speaker 1: can't be held criminally liable, it doesn't mean that, you know,
Speaker 1: those looking into these matters behind the scenes, those running
Speaker 1: these selectmmittees to figure out why in the hell anyone
Speaker 1: was ordered to stand six feet away from each other
Speaker 1: when that didn't do anything. And doctor Fauci has already
Speaker 1: admitted he has pulled that figure out of his butt.
Speaker 1: It needs to be investigated thoroughly so that it we
Speaker 1: can learn something from it. And as if as far
Speaker 1: as shiff is concerned, you know, go ahead and investigate him,
Speaker 1: Investigate this, this whole, all these matters, and at least
Speaker 1: revealed to the general public how we were lied to,
Speaker 1: how our government was used to go after the commander
Speaker 1: in chief. I think that's important information for us to
Speaker 1: know and to learn from. So history will judge, you know,
Speaker 1: the president who ordered this presumably or the powers that
Speaker 1: be in his administration, who ordered this attack on the
Speaker 1: commander in chief, who lied to us, who stirred the
Speaker 1: pot of nonsense, who ordered you know, the Steele dossier.
Speaker 1: Democratic National Committee orders that pace for it, and they
Speaker 1: may perpetuate and and spill out and suggest that it's real.
Speaker 1: You got the Hunter Biden laptop thing. They knew it
Speaker 1: was real. They knew it, and yet engage in concerted
Speaker 1: efforts to cover it up from the American public by
Speaker 1: peddling this this this Russian disinformation nonsense and parenthetically on
Speaker 1: that President elect Trump is going to suspend the security
Speaker 1: clearance of the fifty one former intelligence officials found who
Speaker 1: signed onto that thing. It's one of his promises, maybe
Speaker 1: day one, and they should have the secure clearance pulled
Speaker 1: because they were aware that it was real when they
Speaker 1: lied to us. It's just so Donald or just so
Speaker 1: Joe Biden had a talking point to respond to the
Speaker 1: accusations in the debate with Donald Trump, the debate that
Speaker 1: of course spelled the end of his political career and
Speaker 1: why we're here today, So investigate away just because Trump
Speaker 1: pardoned someone. And then there's also that argument that I
Speaker 1: think it's a legitimate one if you're not going to
Speaker 1: face criminal liability. You've got to tell the truth. You
Speaker 1: can't take the fifth on anything because you cannot be incriminated.
Speaker 1: So maybe we can more readily and easily get to
Speaker 1: the bottom of it. But you know, shock shocking, really
Speaker 1: no one, and you know Schiff was all eager when
Speaker 1: he was on the panels looking at Donald Trump's cabinet
Speaker 1: selections and interviewing these folks, keen on knowing whether, for example,
Speaker 1: the new head of the Department of Justice was going
Speaker 1: to be going after uh well, some of these people.
Speaker 1: He didn't name himself or ask about himself, but he
Speaker 1: sure did talk about others. Didn't like some on the
Speaker 1: January sixth committee. I don't know. I can't say I'm disappointed,
Speaker 1: but I can't say I'm surprised. Let's see what New
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Speaker 1: New Hampshire, Gary, welcome back to the show, my friend.
Speaker 1: Good to hear from you this morning. Good to hear
Speaker 1: from you, Brian.
Speaker 18: I think that's pretty much cements Joe Biden's legacy right
Speaker 18: to a to a pulp. Actually, I think this is
Speaker 18: going to turn into a good thing for conservatives because
Speaker 18: they're going to find out what what how corrupt the
Speaker 18: Democrat Party is now these people J six and that
Speaker 18: they've been pardoned. However, people they've done business.
Speaker 1: With them and taking brides wide to this.
Speaker 18: False testimony and everything, they can be prosecuted to the
Speaker 18: fullest extent of the wall. Also that once he starts
Speaker 18: getting testimony because they can't lead the fifth that opened
Speaker 18: them up to state prosecution. So I think we can
Speaker 18: find out there's going to be a lot of state,
Speaker 18: the conservative states that are going to go after these
Speaker 18: people full sill.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, I guess much like Trump being investigated in
Speaker 1: New York state courts right and others, and you know
Speaker 1: that situation unforded in Georgia. Again, these pardons only apply
Speaker 1: to federal crimes. They don't extend the state. So it's
Speaker 1: we can keep our fingers crossed. But your point is
Speaker 1: the one I was making too, which is go ahead
Speaker 1: and investigate, look into this, find out where the corruption was,
Speaker 1: and perhaps remain that will provide Donald Trump with extra
Speaker 1: reasons to crack down on these folks so it never
Speaker 1: happens again.
Speaker 18: I thought is if the Republicans don't do a full
Speaker 18: investigation on this, now that it's out obvious, then the
Speaker 18: Republicans gotta.
Speaker 1: Go Yeah, yeah, what good are they? I couldn't agree more. Yep,
Speaker 1: couldn't agree more. Good call new Afster, Gary, appreciate it. Man,
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Speaker 1: Happy Monday, fingers cross. My friend Thomas supposed to give
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Speaker 1: at eight thirty if he follows through. In the meantime,
Speaker 1: Tom is on the line. Not that Tom, Tom, Welcome
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Speaker 19: So I was wondering since then the Democrats put all
Speaker 19: these organizations, like they increased the UH or I r
Speaker 19: S agents and they put parents on watch lists and everything.
Speaker 19: Can we can we like, uh have one I R
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Speaker 19: and to scrutinize every single thing constantly on them, like
Speaker 19: they were going to us put them on a Paris
Speaker 19: watch list prevent them from flying on you know, civilian airlines.
Speaker 1: Hey, hey, that'd be okay with me, aren't they supposed
Speaker 1: to be doing that scrutinizing their taxes anyway and looking
Speaker 1: for I don't know, suspicious activity reports. Oh that was
Speaker 1: like Hunter Biden. More more on Hunter Biden's suspicious activity
Speaker 1: reports with regard to his finances than probably any planet,
Speaker 1: any human being on the planet. And yet nothing came
Speaker 1: of that. What's the point of it.
Speaker 19: We've still got plenty of years of their life left,
Speaker 19: so it's bound to slip up sooner or later. And
Speaker 19: I'm thinking somehow, you know, they deserve you know, elections
Speaker 19: have consequences, and I suppose.
Speaker 1: But you know this also does Tom. I mean again,
Speaker 1: given the I guess the world record for commutations issued
Speaker 1: by Joe Biden, we had that initial twelve hundred or so,
Speaker 1: and then he commutes twenty five hundred drug sentences, and
Speaker 1: now he the prelim or the preemptive pardons for fauci
Speaker 1: at all. Donald Trump can pardon all the January sixth
Speaker 1: ers he wants. Now, I suppose he's got some sort
Speaker 1: of political cover for that, but we'll see, we'll see.
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Speaker 1: James cancelled today because of Martin Luther King Junior day.
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Speaker 1: this so utterly and unbelievably preposterous, and I'm glad people
Speaker 1: are waking up to the idea that woke is bad.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's one of the reasons Trump won the election.
Speaker 1: These DEI policies and this woke reality and shoving these
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Speaker 1: and a Happy Monday to you. Interesting timing giving the
Speaker 1: Joe Biden pardons for the committee investigating on January sixth,
Speaker 1: including Schiff. My next guest is going to be in
Speaker 1: the next segment. Chris Berger the director of a new,
Speaker 1: brand new, and what they called groundbreaking documentary documentary War
Speaker 1: on Truth. He's done several films that screened before Congress
Speaker 1: and one of which he directed, a movie called Capital Punishment.
Speaker 1: Everything they told you about Jay six was a lie.
Speaker 1: He ended up being investigated by the FBI as a
Speaker 1: national security threat to the United States of America. HU
Speaker 1: it should be rather interesting discussion with him about the
Speaker 1: new movie The War on Truth, a documentary on Jay six,
Speaker 1: he questions out loud, is it a lie? What if
Speaker 1: it was really just a war on truth? Was it instigated?
Speaker 1: And going back to my comments about I didn't see
Speaker 1: Biden pardoning any members of the FBI who were by
Speaker 1: some accounts involved in that anyhow, five three seven four
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Speaker 1: T funds. I'm still hoping my friend Tom calls in
Speaker 1: from Washington. He's going to going to get a ground
Speaker 1: view of what's going on there. It is Maga Monday,
Speaker 1: and again of course was celebrating doctor Martin Luther King's accomplishments.
Speaker 1: It's Martin Luther King Junior Day. The funniest, weirdest local story.
Speaker 1: This is rather strange and kind of frightening as well.
Speaker 1: We got a man facing A twenty three year old
Speaker 1: man was in court on over the weekend on Saturday
Speaker 1: after he attempted to kidnap two students at Deer Park
Speaker 1: Schools on Friday. Devious Eden Thomas Marcario facing several charges
Speaker 1: including attempted kidnapping, illegal possession of a deadly weapon near
Speaker 1: a school, and burglary. They say he entered Deer Park
Speaker 1: High School Friday attempted to kidnap a fourteen year old,
Speaker 1: failed to do that, He then went down the street
Speaker 1: to Amity Elementary and attempted to kidnap an eight year old.
Speaker 1: District spokesperson speaking with local news WCPU as Molly shram
Speaker 1: Cheer props Thomas Marcario entered the high school security entry
Speaker 1: away about eleven fifteen and attempted to pick up the
Speaker 1: fourteen year old not on the contact list, So they
Speaker 1: called the child's parent, who said she knew the guy,
Speaker 1: but that her kids were not to go with him.
Speaker 1: High school team then alerted Amity Elementary since the fourteen
Speaker 1: year old had a sibling at the elementary school. They
Speaker 1: were on the phone with Amity. That's when he entered
Speaker 1: the main office and was then approached by school security
Speaker 1: officer and administrative assistant. Security officer contacted the police, who
Speaker 1: discovered Thomas Marcarrey was intoxicated at the time of the
Speaker 1: attempted kidnappings, court to court documents, police also found a
Speaker 1: loaded firearm and open alcohol containers in his car. The
Speaker 1: gun reported stolen, Prosecutor's office said in court on Saturday,
Speaker 1: his defense that are a plea of not guilty, claiming
Speaker 1: that what happening here is not quite it is not
Speaker 1: quite as spectacular as the allegrations initially make it seem.
Speaker 1: That's least the words of his attorney. The two children
Speaker 1: involved in the alleged kidnapping attempts are children of Thomas
Speaker 1: Marcarry's what they call baby Mama. That's the words of
Speaker 1: the defense attorney in court on Saturday. He has other
Speaker 1: children with this woman with the fourteen year old and
Speaker 1: the eight year old are not his children. Documents say
Speaker 1: he was attempting to keep the children from their mother
Speaker 1: in attempt to gain contact with her. His attorney claimed
Speaker 1: that he was only trying to give car keys to
Speaker 1: the children so they could return them to their mother. Amen, Joseph.
Speaker 1: He said he wasn't trying to kidnap them or take
Speaker 1: them or anything. Not some strange guy praying on schools.
Speaker 1: According to his attorney, when asking for a higher bond,
Speaker 1: the prosecution emphasized to the judge of these are not
Speaker 1: Thomas Marcario's children, that he endangered the community, himself and
Speaker 1: the children due to open alcohol and the firearm in
Speaker 1: his car. Kevin kind of judge gave him a total
Speaker 1: bond of four hundred and twenty three thousand dollars. He's
Speaker 1: got multiple attempts of just a whole bunch of charges
Speaker 1: eight in total. Expected to be a report to the
Speaker 1: grand jury. Friday, January twenty fourth, CVG police had to
Speaker 1: show up for a possible incident an arriving flight over
Speaker 1: since an international airport. They were called to an arriving
Speaker 1: flight Sunday afternoon. Air Canada flight landed around three twenty
Speaker 1: pm held up at CEG after a call reporting a
Speaker 1: possible incident on the flight. Sources on the flight say
Speaker 1: there was a heavy police presence and the US Customs
Speaker 1: and Border Protection were checking passports and asking for passengers
Speaker 1: purpose of travel. They say After CBG police and Public
Speaker 1: Safety checked the flight, operations returned to normal. Let's see
Speaker 1: here that him Joe had a call come in. I
Speaker 1: was just hoping it was my friend Tom and DC
Speaker 1: apparently not. Please say one is that him Tom? Welcome
Speaker 1: to the show. Is hoping you'd call in.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Brian, Good morning.
Speaker 1: Live from DC. We got about a little about a
Speaker 1: minute here to you give us a report. I saw
Speaker 1: a bunch of pictures posted like apparently there's a massive
Speaker 1: police presence there anyway.
Speaker 3: Clearly, the odd thing that happened last night is that
Speaker 3: the our Ohio in augur a ball was across town,
Speaker 3: very close to the arena where the victory rally was
Speaker 3: yesterday with Kid Rock and all that, So it was
Speaker 3: incredibly jammed up. We actually had to get out of
Speaker 3: the bus and walk to the to the ball and
Speaker 3: rain because the bus was moving nowhere.
Speaker 1: So lots and lots of people in DC today, I guess.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there are. Unfortunately we've not been out due
Speaker 3: to the weather and the schedule to see what what
Speaker 3: the crowds are like. I'm sure that. I'm sure there's
Speaker 3: a bunch of people.
Speaker 1: Well, if they were packed in yesterday, they were packed
Speaker 1: in yesterday. I mean it's going to be even worse today,
Speaker 1: at least in terms of the number of people. You
Speaker 1: mentioned the Ohio celebration ball that you went to well attended,
Speaker 1: I presume. Was it fun, went off without a hitch
Speaker 1: other than the having to walk a little bit.
Speaker 3: It was fabulous. I was told that the Ohio contingent
Speaker 3: has more folks here than any other state, close to fifty.
Speaker 3: I was told I don't know that for a fact,
Speaker 3: but it was point an event.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't shock me given that jd. Vance will be
Speaker 1: Vice President of the United States coming up shortly. So
Speaker 1: are you gonna be able to get in for the
Speaker 1: swearing in? Because I know they moved it indoors for
Speaker 1: the rotunda. I'm guessing first they say because of weather
Speaker 1: related issues, but also I'm sure due to heightened security concerns.
Speaker 3: You know, I've heard both things. I really think that
Speaker 3: it's it is truly weather related because it's supposed to
Speaker 3: be close to twenty with windshills down in the singles
Speaker 3: or low teens, so it's pretty bad. But the I'm sorry, Brian,
Speaker 3: you asked me something else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just just trying to get a little factual information
Speaker 1: from before. We have the part company here, so you're
Speaker 1: gonna get Do you know whether you're going to be
Speaker 1: able to get into the rotunda?
Speaker 3: I mean, thank you, that was the other question asked me. You. No,
Speaker 3: the rotend only holds I mean maybe a thousand people
Speaker 3: at most, or five hundred or so. It's you know,
Speaker 3: it's going to be foreign dignitaries in Congress and important
Speaker 3: important folks. The arena itself only holds about twenty thousand people,
Speaker 3: and we would have to have gotten in line at
Speaker 3: probably eight this morning to wait until noon, same as
Speaker 3: the event yesterday. The rally would have been the same thing.
Speaker 3: We had to be in line at nine to get
Speaker 3: into the arena for a three o'clock show. And there
Speaker 3: again you have weather issues. We came prepared for our
Speaker 3: outdoor gear. But that's a long wait.
Speaker 1: That's it. Yeah, listen, you're talking to the guy who
Speaker 1: left at halftime in the Freezer Bowl back in the eighties.
Speaker 1: There's no way I'll be staying in line for any
Speaker 1: of that. Well, Tom, I thank you for calling in
Speaker 1: you and Jackie. I wish you all the safe and
Speaker 1: well wishes in the world in prayers and safe travels
Speaker 1: on your return trip. And let's hope today goes off
Speaker 1: without a hitch. And I bet the excitement is in
Speaker 1: the air as you stand around today.
Speaker 3: Collective sigh of relief, Brian, and then, thank you so
Speaker 3: much for the opportunity to talk. God bless America and
Speaker 3: we will talk.
Speaker 1: To you soon. I look forward to it. Tom, take care.
Speaker 1: Take thirty seven fifty five Krcity Talk Station Chris Bergard,
Speaker 1: The War on Truth. That'll be next.
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Speaker 1: A very happy Monday to you. Timing could not be better.
Speaker 1: Happy to welcome to the fifty five Carcy Morning Show
Speaker 1: director Chris Bergard. He has directed quite a few movies,
Speaker 1: some of which I'm sure my listening audience has seen.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk today about the War on Truth. You
Speaker 1: may have seen him. He's that was an actor in
Speaker 1: the popular shows This in the nineties, at Growing Pains,
Speaker 1: Tour Duty, and they appeared in numerous television and movie roles.
Speaker 1: And then directed the Film's Border, which screened for Congress
Speaker 1: in two thousand and seven, Death County and The River,
Speaker 1: a Broken Dreams screen before Congress in twenty twenty three.
Speaker 1: He directed Capital Punishment. Everything he told you about Jay
Speaker 1: six was a lie. He didn't earn an oscar for that,
Speaker 1: but he did up getting investigated by the FB. We're
Speaker 1: today talking about the War on Truth, his new movie
Speaker 1: about Jay six. Welcome to the program, Chris. It is
Speaker 1: a pleasure to have you on today tonight or.
Speaker 12: Be here it's great day today, gud bless.
Speaker 1: It is a great data that we're celebrating MAGA Monday,
Speaker 1: in addition to Martin Luther King Day. But I'm sure
Speaker 1: you've gotten word out that this morning. President Biden still
Speaker 1: at it. He pardoned, among others, doctor Fauci, but also
Speaker 1: the lawmakers and staffords from the House committee that investigated
Speaker 1: the capital's attack on January sixth, including specifically Representatives Liz
Speaker 1: Cheney and Adam Kinzinger and of course Senator Adam Schiff.
Speaker 1: What's your reaction to before we dive into the details
Speaker 1: of your movie.
Speaker 12: Well, Brian, let me just ask you questions. Help me
Speaker 12: to understand this, Brian, how do you pardon somebody for
Speaker 12: something they haven't been charged or convicted of. What do
Speaker 12: you know about their guilt or their criminal activity that
Speaker 12: we don't.
Speaker 1: It certainly does suggest that he has knowledge of their guilt. Well,
Speaker 1: that was the case with Hunter Biden. He pardoned them
Speaker 1: literally for everything that he had ever done on over
Speaker 1: the past ten years or so. Now these are federal pardons,
Speaker 1: he doesn't extend into state prosecution. So I suppose maybe
Speaker 1: some of the details of your movie come out, Maybe
Speaker 1: there's state prosecutions that can take place for these offenders.
Speaker 12: You know, Brian, Yeah, and that has been our hope
Speaker 12: is for transparency and for people being held responsible for
Speaker 12: their acts. You know, Brian, We made War on Truth
Speaker 12: in part the movie because of me being charge, of
Speaker 12: me being investigated for making capital punishment. And it's interesting,
Speaker 12: while I was what I was doing for a job,
Speaker 12: the inst FBI first came to me was I was
Speaker 12: making another movie on the border with Tom Homan. So,
Speaker 12: I mean, you talk about them stepping on people because
Speaker 12: they don't want information to get out, you know, the
Speaker 12: War on Truth. We've got the movie out. We also
Speaker 12: don't have a series which is available for free for folks.
Speaker 12: There's so much information in there that literally the way
Speaker 12: you look at this past federal administration, when you see
Speaker 12: the fact that they wanted at least one hundred dead
Speaker 12: people to die that day, When you see police officers,
Speaker 12: lieutenants from the Capitol Police Department saying that on that
Speaker 12: day everyone was set up, the maga people of the
Speaker 12: Capitol Police. When you see the length that the government
Speaker 12: and the administration at the highest levels has gone to
Speaker 12: the lie of the American people over and over, just
Speaker 12: like like buying. Sicnick did not die of being bludgeoned
Speaker 12: at by MAGA supporters. The other four officers that keep
Speaker 12: saying five law enforcement officers died on j six, They
Speaker 12: say that to this day the other four officers died
Speaker 12: of suicide weeks and months afterwards. That lie covers up
Speaker 12: the four Trump supporters that did die that day and
Speaker 12: whose deaths should be investigated. This cover up goes way
Speaker 12: to the top. And you'll see in the film that
Speaker 12: we need to have investigation, not just in the list Chainey
Speaker 12: and these other folks that these parted that fighting's partying,
Speaker 12: but we need to take a look at and see
Speaker 12: if the US backed overthrow of the Ukrainian government in
Speaker 12: twenty fourteen was address rehearsal for J six, and if so,
Speaker 12: which of the same players were involved. That needs to
Speaker 12: be investigated.
Speaker 1: Wow, I've never heard those two incidents being linked before.
Speaker 12: What the movie?
Speaker 1: What's the movie? Of course, you got the greatest audience
Speaker 1: in the world to push this movie, my friend, I
Speaker 1: assure you of that. And what of Ashley Babbitt I
Speaker 1: as a lawyer and as a firearms owner, and and
Speaker 1: and you know, uh, I'm a big fan of shooting sports.
Speaker 1: Generally speaking, I understand when you can use deadly force
Speaker 1: and when you cannot. That woman did not pose an
Speaker 1: eminent threat of grievous bodily harm or death to that officer.
Speaker 1: She was squeezed in between that little window. She was
Speaker 1: not armed, wasn't brandishing a firearm, and yet they gunned
Speaker 1: her down. To me, that was just outright murder.
Speaker 12: Brian's going to break your heart when you see footage
Speaker 12: in this movie that I'm sure you haven't seen up
Speaker 12: until the seconds which she died. After that, a fourteen
Speaker 12: year military veteran was up on your oaks defend the constitution.
Speaker 12: She was actually physically trying to stop and take down
Speaker 12: the most aggressive, violent infiltrator that day. There was a
Speaker 12: guy named Zach Allen who's hitting and breaking the window
Speaker 12: with a military helmet. She grabs him, he pulls away,
Speaker 12: she grabs him again. She punches him with the left hook,
Speaker 12: knocks his glasses off, just as somebody else gun gun
Speaker 12: and she panics and goes out through that window. That
Speaker 12: was not only a bad shooting, but she died a hero.
Speaker 12: And you're going to see in this is that when
Speaker 12: she's not the only one whose death was suspicious that day,
Speaker 12: Roseanne Boilin is already unconscious on the ground while she
Speaker 12: was being beaten by Officer Lyla Morris. There's eyewitness testimony
Speaker 12: that says the third blow is what killed her to
Speaker 12: be investigated. When you have people dying of heart attacks
Speaker 12: after being hit in the chest with flash banks, that
Speaker 12: needs to be investigated. And what you're going to see
Speaker 12: in this film and you're talking about the bird shooting,
Speaker 12: the bird shooting, and you shot an unarmed woman didn't
Speaker 12: even see your hands. Everybody in the film, from law
Speaker 12: enforcement to FBI with the blowers to military guys, all
Speaker 12: say that was a bad shoot. But here's the deal.
Speaker 12: It could have been so much worse. And miss one
Speaker 12: hundred and ten percent believe was the real plan was.
Speaker 12: They wanted at least one hundred dead Americans and the
Speaker 12: blood running down the Hall of Congress. And it got
Speaker 12: screwed up by one guy, a guy named Lieutenant Terif
Speaker 12: Johnson Tarik. You hear him on the radio for twenty
Speaker 12: minutes trying to get permission to evacuate the chambers, the
Speaker 12: House chambers and the Senate chambers, and he doesn't get it. Finally,
Speaker 12: he makes a call on his own. He goes against protocol.
Speaker 12: He says, I'm making the call, let's evacuate. Why that's
Speaker 12: important is because the rules for deadly force is an
Speaker 12: engagement with Capitol police. You can use deadly force, shoot
Speaker 12: to kill if you're defending people, senators, staffers, congressman, but
Speaker 12: you cannot do it if you're only defending property, real estate. Right,
Speaker 12: So if Tarik would have cleared everything out twenty minutes earlier,
Speaker 12: Bird never could have fired that gun because it's the
Speaker 12: sound would have gone out. It's cleared. Can't use deadly horse.
Speaker 12: Ashley Babbitt would still be alive. If he had waited
Speaker 12: and done it twenty minutes later and not done it
Speaker 12: at all, then every one of those people you saw
Speaker 12: that came into the house floor and the Senate chambers
Speaker 12: would have been dead. That was the original plan of.
Speaker 1: J six, and that would be for the purpose of
Speaker 1: sort of illustrating that it was an actual attempt to
Speaker 1: overthrow the government. The carnage illustrates that. And rather than
Speaker 1: what I've always described it as a drunken fraternity party
Speaker 1: gotten out of hand. I mean, when I was my
Speaker 1: listeners know this, I said it a bunch of times.
Speaker 1: I was watching that unfold screening at my laptop, which
Speaker 1: is where the live feed was coming from. You know, optics,
Speaker 1: optics don't do that, stop it, you know. And the
Speaker 1: idea though, that you get this mob of people, it's
Speaker 1: easy to egg people on. And I've always suspected on
Speaker 1: some level that, yeah, there were government people in there
Speaker 1: encouraging people to act this way so they could blow
Speaker 1: it out of proportion. So ultimately, is that the conclusion
Speaker 1: that you reach in the War on truth?
Speaker 12: Yes, it's that, and it's even bigger. You know, after
Speaker 12: four years of looking at this footage in the both
Speaker 12: movies and the series, you'll see you can you get
Speaker 12: to the point where it's not just Okay, this is
Speaker 12: a real maga person, this is this is me infiltrator,
Speaker 12: You're trying to think, which is this? Who is this guy?
Speaker 12: Is he just on the cover cop? Is he FBI?
Speaker 3: Is he DHS?
Speaker 12: Is he a military contractor? Or is he just one
Speaker 12: of the paid anarchists that they brought in we filmed
Speaker 12: this stuff. You'll see him there. You'll see people changing
Speaker 12: from black black Antifa clothes into Trump clothes and trying
Speaker 12: to get me and my wife, my daughter to attack
Speaker 12: the police, or you go to the FBI agents around
Speaker 12: the ground. We said, Hey, you got bad guys trying
Speaker 12: to get us attack the peace. You want to know
Speaker 12: who they are?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 12: Do you want to take a report?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 12: Can I show you this footage I have of them
Speaker 12: doing it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 12: And then a few weeks later you see Chris Ray
Speaker 12: sitting before Congress saying that there if there was no
Speaker 12: evidence that any BLM, A TIEF or our anarchist organizations
Speaker 12: contributed to violence that day, that's a lie. That's a
Speaker 12: line he would if Mike Flint had said that, he
Speaker 12: would have put Mike Flint in prison. You know, and
Speaker 12: what you're going to see in this in this now,
Speaker 12: there were so many FBI informants in the crowd that
Speaker 12: day that payroll lost track of them all. In our
Speaker 12: original movie, we had we had a guy, Mark E. Gribbs,
Speaker 12: DA agent his his he had an asset his a
Speaker 12: guy he thought he was the best friend hanging out
Speaker 12: turned out being FBI ascid who is texting with the
Speaker 12: FBI that day while he's trying to get Mark to
Speaker 12: go into the Capitol because Mark is off duty weapon
Speaker 12: with him I mean, you've got a journalist, Bobby Pow,
Speaker 12: who had footage of what looks like two very professional
Speaker 12: either military or law enforcement guys undercover breaking into the Capitol.
Speaker 12: One of them's breaking the window. He's telling Bobby to
Speaker 12: get in there. He's pushing people to the window. Bobby
Speaker 12: turns around, he sees his breast, he sees the camera
Speaker 12: on him. Also, this guy turns around as one tot
Speaker 12: eighty and acts like he's protecting the window. Didn't fly. Now,
Speaker 12: when Bobby has this footage of this guy and another
Speaker 12: guy that looks like an operator pushing people into the
Speaker 12: front doors, he can't get it to any mainstream media.
Speaker 12: He gets its congressman. No one will do anything with
Speaker 12: his footage. He has lunch with a former congressman, and
Speaker 12: according to Bobby, this congressman offers him two hundred thousand
Speaker 12: dollars to lose the footage. So when Bobby says he
Speaker 12: won't do that because he wants to save the country,
Speaker 12: they'd have to kill him. According to Bobby, this former
Speaker 12: congressman said, well that can be arranged.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, geez.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's in the series. You can see the series
Speaker 12: of his Glory.
Speaker 1: It's in the series and give us that website again.
Speaker 12: So to watch the miniseries and the movie, you just
Speaker 12: go to his glory dot tv, his Glory dot tv,
Speaker 12: and if you want to just get the movie, just
Speaker 12: go to the warntruthmovie dot com, the.
Speaker 1: War ontruthmovie dot com, his Glory dot TV. My listeners
Speaker 1: will definitely be going there. Chris Burgard cannot thank you
Speaker 1: enough for directing all these movies and most notably this one,
Speaker 1: The War on Truth. Can't wait to see it. Keep
Speaker 1: up the great work and keep your head down. My friend,
Speaker 1: God bless you. Fifty five kres of the You Talk
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