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Speaker 2: seven oh five. Are we pursuing free or fair trade?
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Speaker 2: will fill in the blanks on that one. Coming up
Speaker 2: at seven oh five, what is the remittance tax? And
Speaker 2: finally food stamp fraud? And we know there's a lot
Speaker 2: of fraud wasts in abuse in government. It's everywhere. Bob
Speaker 2: Wetter or we got a tower lighting ceremony. He's going
Speaker 2: to be talking about that. I think that's uh. That's
Speaker 2: coming up this weekend the new water tower lights in
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Speaker 2: guess anyway, details from Bob that'll come up at seven forty.
Speaker 2: Scott Warman from the Cincinnion choirer AFTAB prov all met
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Speaker 2: going on with this? Since your fire department, which recently
Speaker 2: released a survey, the fire fighters are not happy. I
Speaker 2: think I can boil the entire survey down with that
Speaker 2: brief comment. So there's that, and then finally, of course,
Speaker 2: it's Thursday, the pleasure of company iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliff.
Speaker 2: We have stories about a Florida based airlines shutting down
Speaker 2: telling passengers to stay at home. Boeing celebrating a great
Speaker 2: month of sales. There's a positive information, not a Boeing.
Speaker 2: That's interesting. Airlines selling our personal and travel information to
Speaker 2: the Department of Homeland Security as well as other government agencies.
Speaker 2: There's a troubling component, right there plus hub delay is
Speaker 2: always find out what the air travel situation is going
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Speaker 2: conversations and the blog page. Judge Enteropolitano Taylor Gray with
Speaker 2: his book Forged in Chaos for military folks out there
Speaker 2: and families of military members are struggling with well life
Speaker 2: after service, which can be quite challenging. Tyler Gray was
Speaker 2: apparently just twenty four to seven adrenaline field given the
Speaker 2: type of work he did, Delta Force, behind the scenes,
Speaker 2: explosive operations, kicking indoors, that kind of stuff, and he
Speaker 2: found life extraordinarily difficult after he got out of the service,
Speaker 2: struggle with substance abuse and relationship issues and everything, and
Speaker 2: he had to sort of challenge himself and engage in
Speaker 2: a tremendous amount of introspection to figure out why he
Speaker 2: was so unsettled and unhappy. He wrote about it in
Speaker 2: an effort to help other veterans dealing with their challenges.
Speaker 2: So right there a great opportunity to help yourself or
Speaker 2: help a friend or family member who's struggling with that
Speaker 2: Congressman Thomas Massey on what he needs from the Senate
Speaker 2: in order to vote for the big beautiful bill. It
Speaker 2: was a good conversation with Congressman Massey, it always is.
Speaker 2: So there you have it. He went to the Save
Speaker 2: our Salary rally and Columbus, I'd love to hear from
Speaker 2: you as well over to something I find very troubling
Speaker 2: and very bizarre reflective of the current state of politics.
Speaker 2: Of course, Hamilton County prosecutor County Pillage so disturbed by this.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: Of course you probably heard the no Kings protests taking
Speaker 2: place fifteen hundred cities all across the United States. What
Speaker 2: they're protesting, I don't know. Basically, it's Trump. This is
Speaker 2: just an extension of the Trump derangement syndrome. You know,
Speaker 2: the inflation numbers are down. They're actually wonderful inflation numbers.
Speaker 2: That's going well. Jobless claims are down. I mean, we
Speaker 2: still have unemployment rate of four point two percent, price
Speaker 2: of fuels down. I mean, all the economic indicators are
Speaker 2: looking very good. As of right now. Things are going well.
Speaker 2: I mean, with the exception of your perception of immigration
Speaker 2: and whether or not you think Donald Trump is handling
Speaker 2: it well. I mean, the polling numbers reflect that most
Speaker 2: people are supportive of his efforts to at least get
Speaker 2: rid of murderers, rapists, and killers and folks of that
Speaker 2: ilk who are here illegally. You may take issue with
Speaker 2: the Trump's sending in the National Guard, but someone had
Speaker 2: to protect the Ice officers. The Los Angeles Police Department
Speaker 2: wasn't doing it. There's widely reported that Ice officers who
Speaker 2: are under tax sought help from the LAPD, and they
Speaker 2: had a hunker down for two hours before they showed up.
Speaker 2: We've got someone now being prosecuted for attempted murder, guy
Speaker 2: who threw a Molotov cocktail at law enforcement officers. Mostly
Speaker 2: peaceful protests, though don't believe your own eyes. Cars being torched,
Speaker 2: hundreds of businesses are being looted. There was a story
Speaker 2: in the Wall Street Journal this morning about the economic
Speaker 2: impact that it's having on various areas within Los Angeles.
Speaker 2: The stores, no one's showing up, people are not coming in,
Speaker 2: the stores are being looted, Graffiti everywhere, And what does
Speaker 2: looting have to do with your position on immigration? But
Speaker 2: this no King's protest, any golden over. It's the Enquirer
Speaker 2: just doing a lot of promotion work to get people
Speaker 2: to show up, organized by activist group Indivisible and its partners,
Speaker 2: and and and and and wonder what about the partners
Speaker 2: because there's more and more information coming out about how
Speaker 2: well funded these organized are, these protests are. This isn't
Speaker 2: an organic grass roots response. You know what an organic
Speaker 2: grassroots response is the petition drive to save Hyde Park Square.
Speaker 2: You know, when when you when you ignore the will
Speaker 2: and the and the demands of the citizenry as an
Speaker 2: elected official, sometimes the citizens pop up and say, you
Speaker 2: know what, We're going to circulate a petition and undo
Speaker 2: the nonsense that you've done to us. And that organized
Speaker 2: grassroots petition went around. They got enough vote, so they
Speaker 2: are going to at least be able to vote on
Speaker 2: whether or not they can determine their own fate in
Speaker 2: High Park, unlike what's going on now. And many are suggesting,
Speaker 2: and many are saying, follow the money trail in connection
Speaker 2: with these riots that are going on, that they were coordinated,
Speaker 2: they were planned in advance. And this does not shock
Speaker 2: me at all. I mean, you can sound conspiratorial when
Speaker 2: you make these when you draw the connect these dots.
Speaker 2: But you know, it's like, the minute Ice shows up,
Speaker 2: here's what we're going to do, providing an opportunity for
Speaker 2: folks to break things and burn things to the ground
Speaker 2: and throw molotov cocktails at law enforcement officers. So I
Speaker 2: don't know what's going to become of the No King's protest.
Speaker 2: I really have just conceptually nationwide day of defiance, and
Speaker 2: they never fully articulate what they're going to be out defying.
Speaker 2: Are they said about the current state of the economy.
Speaker 2: Is this a promotion for illegal immigrants to let them
Speaker 2: stay in our country, including the criminal element among them?
Speaker 2: What is the protest the work requirement and medicaid which
Speaker 2: hasn't gone into the law yet. But I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: just throwing things out there that you'll make the news
Speaker 2: and provide division between the two party system we have
Speaker 2: and among individuals. So just get out there to defy
Speaker 2: and back to Countie Pillach. And she had the audacity
Speaker 2: to post this on social media her own account. She's
Speaker 2: the Hamilton County prosecutor. What's the Hamilton County prosecutor's job
Speaker 2: to prosecute criminals or accuse criminals? Anyway, We've got a
Speaker 2: problem in the city of Cincinnati. I mean, yeah, we
Speaker 2: all found out connect with this stabbing that made the
Speaker 2: news that folks with ankle monitors really aren't being monitored.
Speaker 2: And when the folks responsible for monitoring those with ankle
Speaker 2: monitors don't even bother reporting the local law enforcement. When
Speaker 2: someone has cut their ankle monitor off and is not
Speaker 2: there and accountable where he's supposed to be living in
Speaker 2: a halfway house, that's a problem. But what's on my mind,
Speaker 2: she writes, what's on my mind? My job is to
Speaker 2: prosecute people who commit crimes at least, she accurately stated
Speaker 2: her role, from minor infractions to horrible offenses. But all
Speaker 2: this is against a backdrop of such unconstitutional lawlessness at
Speaker 2: the federal level by an incompetent, childish, selfish, uneducated jackal
Speaker 2: who threatens our varied democracy every day. Well, of course,
Speaker 2: she's referring to the President of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: Even worse, she writes, he is backed up by vile
Speaker 2: humans whose acts and advice indicate they want to destroy
Speaker 2: our democracy. Please join me Saturday with a link to
Speaker 2: the No King's nationwide Day of Defiance. Hamilton County prosecutor
Speaker 2: County Village. HM. Well, it's quite revealing anyway. I actually,
Speaker 2: you know, sort of appreciate her willingness to come out
Speaker 2: and reflect the state of mind that she has. I
Speaker 2: love free speech for that reason alone. You know where
Speaker 2: the problems are when people utter such crap and nonsense.
Speaker 2: And I appreciate Dan Hills that would support the Blue
Speaker 2: and since any former FOP president, Dan Hill served his
Speaker 2: community as a police officer for years and years and years.
Speaker 2: He wrote on Facebook, for the love of God, Connie,
Speaker 2: you are an attorney and the county prosecutor. The United
Speaker 2: States of America is a republic, not a democracy. I
Speaker 2: love when people point that out, because, of course, Connie
Speaker 2: Pillis apparently has no concept of the destruction of democracy.
Speaker 2: We don't live in democracy anyway. Your party did everything
Speaker 2: it could to destroy our republic by opening the borders
Speaker 2: and encouraging the violation of immigration laws. You are supposed
Speaker 2: to be Hamilton County's central figure in keeping the rule
Speaker 2: of law. I barely got a high school diplomba, but
Speaker 2: you make me feel highly educated. A bit of self
Speaker 2: deprecation there from Dan Hills. Our previous prosecutor would never
Speaker 2: have said anything like this about the senile dude who
Speaker 2: was in the White House, despite her likely being dismayed
Speaker 2: by his incompetence. You don't say dot dot dot, you
Speaker 2: know the word he's referring to, like this in your position,
Speaker 2: grow up, thank thank goodness. I Dan Hills moved to
Speaker 2: Warren County, which was my wife's reaction after the election
Speaker 2: results came in from Hamilton County this past fall. We
Speaker 2: need to get out of Hamilton County. I'm I'm just
Speaker 2: overwhelmed and dismayed by this. I mean Connie Pillage. We
Speaker 2: all know she's from the left chunk of cloth, but
Speaker 2: her position is supposed to be one of neutrality as
Speaker 2: a prosecutor of people who commit crimes from minor infractions
Speaker 2: and horrible offenses, not as a leftist political advocate. But
Speaker 2: she'll be there. Five seventeen five, eighteen five and three
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Speaker 2: with the world If I won three seven two three
Speaker 2: Talk Pound five fifty on AT and T phones. Tom,
Speaker 2: good to hear from you today as always.
Speaker 6: Yeah, good morning. I literally just called in a minute ago.
Speaker 6: So you guess you were getting a little worried looking
Speaker 6: at the call stream.
Speaker 2: Were you put out an APB? Tom's not on the phone.
Speaker 6: Oh, we can't have that.
Speaker 4: That's the.
Speaker 6: Uh, yeah, I gotta I'm not really sure about this
Speaker 6: whole golden ticket thing. I literally just got in my
Speaker 6: car a few minutes ago, So I don't know if
Speaker 6: you touched on this, but I had a Trump Golden ticket.
Speaker 6: I mean, look, I know he's a showman. We understand
Speaker 6: that about him, and it's you know, he likes to
Speaker 6: brag and and you know, put his name and picture
Speaker 6: on things. Okay, I get it and all, but you're
Speaker 6: you're you're flouting the citizenship of the United States of America.
Speaker 6: I'm not really sure that I like the idea of
Speaker 6: here you go, if you pay a bunch of money,
Speaker 6: and we'll put you to the front of line and
Speaker 6: correct me if I'm wrong. That's basically what's going on,
Speaker 6: right that.
Speaker 2: The gist of it is, Yeah, if you've got five
Speaker 2: million dollars, obviously you're not going to be coming in
Speaker 2: and putting yourself under the social welfare safety net or
Speaker 2: mooching off the American taxpayer. You obviously have enough, you
Speaker 2: can take care of yourself, and you are buying your
Speaker 2: way in though. And I'm I don't. I don't agree
Speaker 2: with the concept personally.
Speaker 6: No, And you know, and I immediately think about the
Speaker 6: people who will have gone through or are going through
Speaker 6: all the necessary hoops and stuff, yeah, to become a
Speaker 6: citizen in the United States, And what do they think,
Speaker 6: you know, well, wait a minute, if I had five
Speaker 6: million dollars, I could have skipped all this. I just
Speaker 6: I don't that's not fair.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: Look, there's some things that hey, you want to put
Speaker 6: up for sale, whatever, But the citizenship of this country,
Speaker 6: especially with every that we've been talking about the last
Speaker 6: eight ten years, and how valuable it is and how
Speaker 6: precious it should be considered, and how much trouble people
Speaker 6: should be going through instead of sneaking across the border
Speaker 6: or get to stump in the back of a truck
Speaker 6: or whatever. I just I don't like. This is not
Speaker 6: a good look. I don't like this idea.
Speaker 2: I agree, and those who go through the normal legal
Speaker 2: immigration process are required to take civics lessons and learn
Speaker 2: about the Constitution and the laws and norms of the
Speaker 2: United States of America.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything about whether it just bringing five
Speaker 2: million dollars to the table buys you around that obligation.
Speaker 2: Is there any investigation into where that money came from?
Speaker 2: Could a drug cartel lord with five ten gazillion dollars
Speaker 2: under his in his pocket participate in the program like that?
Speaker 2: Evil oligarchs from around the world, maybe a couple of
Speaker 2: Russian five million dollar yacht owners or things like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but conceptually I think it's a bad idea.
Speaker 2: It sounds bad, The optics are bad. And I'm with
Speaker 2: you one hundred percent, Tom on that one ohays cell
Speaker 2: phone dropped. Hey Tom, I got you covered. Don't vote
Speaker 2: It just got the SoundBite to cover that. I don't
Speaker 2: know how you're going to parlay and attack on Trump's
Speaker 2: policy there into a don't vote Democrat. But nonetheless, let's
Speaker 2: see here. University of Cincinnati sent an alert yesterday saying
Speaker 2: the police had to respond to a shooting near its campus.
Speaker 2: Connie Pillage alert went out of eight twenty five, saying
Speaker 2: police responding to emergency at Calhoun Street two forty nine
Speaker 2: Calhoun Street to shelter in place since the police department,
Speaker 2: speaking with Fox nineteen at the scene, said the thirty
Speaker 2: year old man was shot in the chest and is
Speaker 2: in critical condition only one. Police said they have one
Speaker 2: person in custody related to the shooting, not yet clear
Speaker 2: what led to it and no details on the person
Speaker 2: in custody. Hometown hero program and Newport recently got some
Speaker 2: unwanted online attention after some of the banners honoring military
Speaker 2: members were taken down. Fox nineteen's Brenda or Donnaz reporting
Speaker 2: growing weightless challenged by limited space. According to city Manager
Speaker 2: John Hayden, they're adjusting the Hometown Heroes banner program that
Speaker 2: started last year. According to Hayden, when the first ceremony
Speaker 2: came this year, we removed just enough to put those
Speaker 2: new ones, and as the second came in, other ones
Speaker 2: came down, and that's the cycle they go on. Among
Speaker 2: the banners recently came down, Jean Edward Wagner. His niece
Speaker 2: Marcia Herringer, said Wagner nineteen was nineteen when he and
Speaker 2: seventy seven other Navy sailors were lost serving on the
Speaker 2: USS Pompino. Herringer said, I can understand needing to represent
Speaker 2: other veterans. There's not room, there's not a pulse for
Speaker 2: everyone to be represented at the same time. According to
Speaker 2: Mayor Hayden, they said they need to meet three requirements
Speaker 2: high visibility, proper infrastructure, and city own which creates limitation
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Speaker 2: and what I thought was a rather mind blowing fact.
Speaker 2: My son was out actually doing some dogs sitting for
Speaker 2: my wife's niece out in California, and they have a
Speaker 2: placed some outside of San Diego, so they flew him
Speaker 2: out there just for the sole purpose of watching their dogs.
Speaker 2: Kind of a vacation for him away from work, and
Speaker 2: that was okay. He went to the San Diego Zoo
Speaker 2: on his birthday. Joe, how much do you think it
Speaker 2: costs get into San Diego Zoo? Oh, well, you're over right,
Speaker 2: it was. It was actually seventy Joe, guest one hundred.
Speaker 2: You're in the right ballpark, though, I guess forty seventy
Speaker 2: dollars and one beer a single beer was twenty dollars.
Speaker 2: That's your underboss, right anyway. They said everything was outrageously
Speaker 2: expensive out there anyway, this tradition, amen, brother. Hey, I
Speaker 2: got an article about the inflation data, which is great,
Speaker 2: and then there's a separate article about inflation is much
Speaker 2: higher in Democrat states and lower in Republican states. Anyways,
Speaker 2: that can do. A man struggled with a DoorDash driver
Speaker 2: DoorDash driver who showed up at the guy's home last
Speaker 2: month and who police said was armed with a gun,
Speaker 2: demanding a tip for a grocery delivery he made the
Speaker 2: day before. Just a thank you, Joe. Anthony Veolino said
Speaker 2: his daughter ordered one hundred dollars groceries to their home
Speaker 2: through door Dash, using a snap card to pay next morning,
Speaker 2: Belena said he was sitting down for breakfast with his
Speaker 2: daughter and grandchildren when they heard a knock at the door.
Speaker 2: Daughter got up to see who it was. The man
Speaker 2: at the door said he was the DoorDash driver from
Speaker 2: the day before and forgot to get his cash tip.
Speaker 2: Fellina said he could hear the confusion and his daughter's
Speaker 2: voice and got up to see what was going on.
Speaker 2: He said his daughter told the driver she did not
Speaker 2: have cash, but that she would go online to send
Speaker 2: him a tip. Apparently, when you pay with Snap, you
Speaker 2: can leave a tip. Isn't Snap food stamps Joe, So
Speaker 2: the American taxpayer is paying for his food stamp delivery
Speaker 2: and tips as well. Velena said the situation only escalated
Speaker 2: from there. He said the driver, identified but police's fifty
Speaker 2: nine year old Robert Delahant, stepped into the doorway refusing
Speaker 2: to leave without getting money. Felena put his arm up
Speaker 2: in the way and things got physical. Struggle, of course
Speaker 2: captured on security camera. Lena has said, as we tussled,
Speaker 2: you know, at that point he said, oh, it's going
Speaker 2: to be like that, and he reached behind him. When
Speaker 2: I saw him reach behind him, I knew he was
Speaker 2: going for some kind of weapon. I wasn't going to
Speaker 2: wait to find out what the weapon was. I reached
Speaker 2: around him and ripped a handgun out of his waistband.
Speaker 2: As soon as I had my hand on the gun,
Speaker 2: as I stated previously, my heart just sank. Camera footage
Speaker 2: captured what followed. A push sent the man to the ground.
Speaker 2: Velina got ahold of the gun in the front yard,
Speaker 2: told the man to leave, and told his daughter to
Speaker 2: call the police. Officers arrested this Delahant guy shortly thereafter.
Speaker 2: No one was hurt, thankfully, he said. Since this incident happened,
Speaker 2: I found several incidents online door dash delivery driver's assaulting
Speaker 2: people Detroit last year in Houston. I keep finding these
Speaker 2: stories online. I haven't seen anything done about it as
Speaker 2: it continues to happen. DoorDash fired the driver after the incident.
Speaker 2: G thank you, and apparently DoorDash is not reached out
Speaker 2: to Velina about what happened. Say he plans to improve
Speaker 2: security at his home and encourages others using delivery service
Speaker 2: to do the same.
Speaker 7: Yeah, idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots. Thank you, Eric, Eric,
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Speaker 7: him up. Gotta know these things in advance, Eric, if
Speaker 7: he plans on going back, I'll give you a shout thanks.
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Speaker 2: Five fifty e eighty five KRC DE talk Station Happy Thursday.
Speaker 2: I had some pretty uh I got to get it
Speaker 2: out of my mind about hotel rooms and you know,
Speaker 2: the the questionable sanity in a hotel room in the
Speaker 2: context of a state banning the use of individual shampoo bottles,
Speaker 2: so now they're going to replace those with larger bottles
Speaker 2: with a pump, so multiple people have access to the
Speaker 2: contents of the of whatever's being dispensed, whether it's soap
Speaker 2: or shampoo conditioner, that kind of thing, lotion. Relate a
Speaker 2: story about one of my fraternity brothers being a prankster
Speaker 2: and filling his roommate's shampoo bottle with I believe it
Speaker 2: was dishwashing detergent which made his hair like straw. So
Speaker 2: just one of the things that can be adultered in
Speaker 2: a hotel room. And with that in mind, I was
Speaker 2: reminded of the pool bar and put In Bay when
Speaker 2: I saw this article that Joe had found for the
Speaker 2: stack of stupid put In Bay pool Bar. You know
Speaker 2: you're waist deep in. There's a bar right there, and
Speaker 2: oddly enough, as I was there, I noticed how the
Speaker 2: chlorine smell was overwhelming, and my brown with Hawaiian yellow
Speaker 2: flowered swim trunks actually faded there was so much chlorine
Speaker 2: in the pool. I also noticed very few people actually
Speaker 2: use the restrooms there at the pool bar.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: And with that we pivot over to article from Dayton,
Speaker 2: Ohio Local twelve. Thank you. More than half Americans say
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Speaker 2: in exchange for tattoo work. There's some twisted people in
Speaker 2: the world. Oregon man fatally shot a mother of five
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Speaker 2: I mentioned, found guilty of fatally shooting Ash Smith, thirty
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Speaker 2: They say it was a completely random act.
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Speaker 2: Always enjoy hearing from what's said. Jim, good to hear
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Speaker 12: Jim, good morning, Brian. By the way, elections have consequences.
Speaker 12: And when you're talking about Connie privilege, I mean pillage. Jeez,
Speaker 12: I got the names mixed up there, didn't I. I
Speaker 12: think what she was doing was basically inviting people Saturday
Speaker 12: to not have any issues if they get arrested locally,
Speaker 12: that they're basically going to give the revolving door and
Speaker 12: there won't be any consequences if there's any kind of
Speaker 12: a problem downtown or on the outlining areas on that
Speaker 12: national basically an event to go against Trump and immigration. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I think that she is basically sending a signal She's
Speaker 12: about the most incompetent person that I've seen in politics
Speaker 12: for a long long time. And to come out and
Speaker 12: open up her pie hole on something like this for
Speaker 12: a subject and not she didn't even have the guts
Speaker 12: to mention his name.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't think there's any question she was referring
Speaker 2: to Trump, right, But is the is the no King's
Speaker 2: dating nationwide Day of Defense, which she's going to be
Speaker 2: participating in. Is encouraging people to show up on Is
Speaker 2: it about Donald Trump? Is it about illegal immigration? Is
Speaker 2: it about medicaid cuts? I mean, what the hell is
Speaker 2: it about? They never really specifically identify anything. Or is
Speaker 2: it about every leftist agenda item, including you know, global
Speaker 2: warming or climate change and all that LGBTQ plus agenda. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you're pissed off, show up.
Speaker 12: She's opened up a giant pot and and anything that
Speaker 12: she could throw in there rather than make a lengthier
Speaker 12: subject on Facebook on her her personal account, by the way, yeah,
Speaker 12: shows how ignorant she really is. I mean, you know, basically,
Speaker 12: like I said, she's just opening up the fact that
Speaker 12: you can come down or go out wherever these are
Speaker 12: health and if you break a window, take a TV
Speaker 12: or take some gym shoes or now it's cell phones
Speaker 12: and everything else, that you're not going to be prosecuted.
Speaker 12: Do you think that's the case, because I think it's
Speaker 12: the case.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the funny thing is, and you know
Speaker 2: people just tuning into like what the hell are they
Speaker 2: talking about? Let me just real quick, Jim, because you
Speaker 2: got more to say. Let me just read the statement
Speaker 2: because it's not very long, but it is insightful. What's
Speaker 2: on my mind. My job is to prosecute people who
Speaker 2: commit crimes, from minor infractions to horrible offenses, which I'll
Speaker 2: pause and interject him suggests that if you do commit
Speaker 2: a violent act I don't know, King's nationwide day of defiance,
Speaker 2: she will hold you accountable. That remains to be seen,
Speaker 2: because of course the event hasn't happened yet. We'll see
Speaker 2: if it's peaceful or mostly peaceful. Anyway, she went on,
Speaker 2: and here's the part that we all have offence with,
Speaker 2: or any sane person would. But all this is against
Speaker 2: the backdrop of such unconstitutional lawlessness at the federal level
Speaker 2: by an incompetent, childish, selfish, uneducated jackal who threatens our
Speaker 2: very democracy every day, even worse, he is backed up
Speaker 2: by vile humans whose acts and advice indicate they want
Speaker 2: to destroy our democracy. Please join me Saturday, talk about
Speaker 2: divisive talk about stirring the pot.
Speaker 12: Well, maybe she threw that federal word in her by mistake,
Speaker 12: but I think she was just talking about the local
Speaker 12: politics that's sung in cheek Pine.
Speaker 2: I know that I'm sitting here thinking, wait a second,
Speaker 2: is there a Republican in Hamilton County? No, not anymore,
Speaker 2: at least not an elected capacity.
Speaker 12: When I read that thing and I sent it to you,
Speaker 12: I didn't know if you saw it before I sent
Speaker 12: it to you, it just it amazed me that we,
Speaker 12: not we the people on the left for the most part,
Speaker 12: elected somebody over Melissa Hours who would have never ever
Speaker 12: written something this idiotic and childish. It just it just
Speaker 12: it really pos me off that that we have to have,
Speaker 12: you know, anywhere from four to eight years of somebody
Speaker 12: like this that's going to prosecute we're not the same
Speaker 12: as some of the judges.
Speaker 5: Yeah or not, that's the best term right there.
Speaker 12: We'll find out Saturday. I don't know, you know, Mark Twain,
Speaker 12: with that Cincinnati ten years behind, we might see protests
Speaker 12: a week later than usual because the word might not
Speaker 12: get out, and I don't I really don't think the
Speaker 12: people here in town are gonna, you know, get together.
Speaker 12: You might, you might see the same bunch of loons
Speaker 12: down there of twenty four people sitting in front of
Speaker 12: city hall at a courthouse, But other than that, I
Speaker 12: don't think they're going to see any kind of a
Speaker 12: mass demonstration by you know, the people in Cincinnati. I
Speaker 12: think she's just trying to jet up so there would
Speaker 12: be a lot.
Speaker 4: Of on the national news.
Speaker 12: Maybe it's for her self campaign down the road. I
Speaker 12: have no idea why she would do something this stupid.
Speaker 2: I don't either, but the the leftist obviously have her ear,
Speaker 2: and she is in a position of prominence, so her
Speaker 2: support of this. Perhaps she was egged on to make
Speaker 2: some sort of statement in an effort to get more
Speaker 2: people to show up to these rallies. But you know,
Speaker 2: you're right about about people showing up, and it's interesting
Speaker 2: because they're all over the place in downtown Union Township,
Speaker 2: lovel and Mason West Sister or Hamilton, Middletown, UH and Oxford.
Speaker 2: I just wonder, you know, given the number, the percentage
Speaker 2: of people who are likely to show up at one
Speaker 2: of these. It's I kind of like my point on
Speaker 2: out in LA with it with a greater LA community
Speaker 2: of twelve point seven million, almost thirteen million people, you
Speaker 2: have several thousand show up. That's a very small segment
Speaker 2: of the population. But they were all in one concentrated
Speaker 2: area going after the ice folks. Now, if you have
Speaker 2: a multiple of these, no King's rally spread out all
Speaker 2: over the place, maybe not one of them will look
Speaker 2: like anybody's interested in going because the numbers are watered down.
Speaker 2: Which one you're going to go to. I'm going to
Speaker 2: go to the one in Cincinnai. I'm going to go
Speaker 2: to the one in the Middletown. So the total number
Speaker 2: of people spread out over you know, eight ten locations
Speaker 2: may water down the optics they're hoping for. Oh no,
Speaker 2: I don't know, Jim.
Speaker 12: Well. The last thing on this is, I don't know
Speaker 12: if something would happen and it would be a skirmish
Speaker 12: and say a police officer or any any first responder
Speaker 12: would get hurt on this deal and it would happen
Speaker 12: to hit national news. Now that this goes in every city,
Speaker 12: I wonder if she can be you know, I don't
Speaker 12: want to say prosecuted, because she'd be doing that herself,
Speaker 12: of course, and that's a tongue in cheek laughter there,
Speaker 12: but she'd be inciting the fact that she's inviting people
Speaker 12: to do.
Speaker 4: This and kind of one of these things.
Speaker 2: There's no prosecutable offense in saying what she said. It's
Speaker 2: just an illustration of how stupid she is, because that's
Speaker 2: the point of free speech, as long as there's an
Speaker 2: opportunity for additional speech to happen, and in between the
Speaker 2: what you might perceive to be illegal speech or prohibited
Speaker 2: speech that allows for that to happen. It's like going
Speaker 2: back to the Brandenburg case and made it to the
Speaker 2: Supreme Court from here in Hamilton County. You got a
Speaker 2: racist KKK member talking about killing black people and he
Speaker 2: was prosecuted for it, when all the way up to
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, and Supreme Court pointed out, no, you
Speaker 2: got a First Amendment right to say whatever you want,
Speaker 2: as terrible and vile as it may be, as long
Speaker 2: as there's an opportunity for the public to talk about it,
Speaker 2: communicate with it, and sort of negate what you might
Speaker 2: argue is an imminent threat. What she says is just
Speaker 2: an attack on basically Donald Trump and the people who
Speaker 2: work with him. It's not a call for violence. I
Speaker 2: know that she's inciting it. She is inviting people to
Speaker 2: show up at these events where things get out of control.
Speaker 2: I mean, Nancy Pelosi pointed out, you know, you get
Speaker 2: anarchists who view these rallies as an opportunity to engage
Speaker 2: in violence. That's the point, and that's exactly your point
Speaker 2: about someone in law enforcement getting hurt. What they're looking
Speaker 2: for is the reverse of that. They want law enforcement
Speaker 2: to hurt someone that is so called activists or exercising
Speaker 2: the right to free speech. That's what incites the violence,
Speaker 2: and that's what they feed off of, see George Floyd.
Speaker 2: So as long as law enforcement doesn't hurt anybody in
Speaker 2: the group and only goes after people who are committing
Speaker 2: criminal acts, then you don't have that problem. What they're
Speaker 2: looking for is an excuse to really riot in the
Speaker 2: streets in the name of going after the evil, vile
Speaker 2: law enforcement, which is ultimately an act against the status quo.
Speaker 2: It's an act against the stability of our nation, which
Speaker 2: is you know, as one commentator pointed out, a Bolshevik
Speaker 2: style revolution is what's happening right now.
Speaker 12: Incredible, That's that's the only word I can think of
Speaker 12: for something like how stupid this thing is. And again
Speaker 12: I started out with elections have consequences. Well, here's the
Speaker 12: main topic right now. And she's just getting started. It's
Speaker 12: just going to get worse because, like I said, she's
Speaker 12: just incompetent and she doesn't know what the hell she's doing.
Speaker 2: Well, I firmly believe that. But isn't it so sad
Speaker 2: Jim in a comment on elections having consequences that she
Speaker 2: didn't even run a campaign. She pulled a total Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: didn't go out, didn't campaign, and she just realized that Listen,
Speaker 2: Hamilton County is all full blue. Now, all I need
Speaker 2: to do is put my name on the ballot. I've
Speaker 2: got a recognizable name for my prior time in politics.
Speaker 2: I'll get elected.
Speaker 13: I say it.
Speaker 2: It is said.
Speaker 12: To get works on that one. I mean, we don't
Speaker 12: hold any offices, and we've we've got people that actually,
Speaker 12: you know, sign up to go out and get elected,
Speaker 12: but it just doesn't just doesn't work anymore. I'm close
Speaker 12: enough to see the fights that we try to do
Speaker 12: and when on election day comes around that blue ticket.
Speaker 12: Just people were just taking those and going right down
Speaker 12: the line.
Speaker 2: I know it, I know it. I mean I keep
Speaker 2: praying and hoping, maybe against hope, that sometime at some
Speaker 2: point people will wake up. Democrats have been in controlled
Speaker 2: the city since for about four decades now, and look
Speaker 2: where it's gotten us. You know it's not vote Corey Bowman.
Speaker 2: He's got an uphill battle, man exactly, He's got an
Speaker 2: uphill battle. Take care of Jim. I appreciate the opportunity
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the morning show.
Speaker 13: Hi, good morning, my fellow FOMA survivor's friend.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much you having Oh got sorry, no,
Speaker 2: just go ahead. I don't need to interject my comments.
Speaker 2: I want to hear what you have to say, William.
Speaker 13: Sorry, Oh well, I don't know if you discussed this already,
Speaker 13: but I was wondering about the post law and the
Speaker 13: Marines in Los Angeles. Have you mentioned that at all?
Speaker 11: Uh?
Speaker 2: Theres a pollitano without mentioning posse comment Tatis kind of
Speaker 2: hit on it the other day during our discussion about
Speaker 2: the propriety of sending in the National Guard because they're
Speaker 2: not there to enforce state law, and I think he
Speaker 2: was kind of dancing around the idea that's what they
Speaker 2: were doing, but no, they were there to protect ice
Speaker 2: agents and federal property. So I was drawing a distinction
Speaker 2: and making an argument against what his conclusions were. And
Speaker 2: so that if you want to listen to that podcast,
Speaker 2: I encourage people to do so, because I thought was
Speaker 2: an interesting back and forth. We he and I didn't
Speaker 2: agree ultimately, but we didn't specifically focus on the Marines
Speaker 2: and possecommatatus William, but his legitimate argument. Okay, well, oh
Speaker 2: happy to William. Stick to the fight, Stick to that fight,
Speaker 2: and uh, you know, to Timothy. Timothy has sent me
Speaker 2: this interesting text on the heels of Connie Pillach's and me,
Speaker 2: you know, rereading what her just vile statement he said,
Speaker 2: if counter demonstrators show up at these No Kings nationwide
Speaker 2: day of Defiance and a kerfuffle ensues his words, I
Speaker 2: can only imagine that the Maga folks will be arrested
Speaker 2: and not the No King's crowd. Considered the Facebook post
Speaker 2: from Connie Pillage, would that not be evidence of prosecutorial bias?
Speaker 2: Now it is evidence of prosecutor prosc bias potentially, But
Speaker 2: looking at the individual act, if a Maga person actually
Speaker 2: committed a criminal act that would result in arrest or
Speaker 2: issuance of a citation and prosecution, that incident exists in
Speaker 2: and of itself. You go to court, you get a lawyer,
Speaker 2: and you are in front of a jury or a judge,
Speaker 2: and the trier of fact decides whether or not the
Speaker 2: prosecutor has met all the elements of a crime and
Speaker 2: whether there's guilty on a reasonable doubt. Now that would
Speaker 2: exist whether or not she's pro Maga or anti Maga.
Speaker 2: So you can't hold up her statement in that court
Speaker 2: room and say, look, this is bias. And you can
Speaker 2: try to make the argument, well, they didn't arrest this
Speaker 2: person or that person, because those all those facts regard
Speaker 2: whether or not there was arrest exist independently. Do they
Speaker 2: constitute a crime that should have resulted in a citation.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a whole lot of complicated layers going
Speaker 2: on into that, but ultimately, any prosecution for a criminal
Speaker 2: act must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. So are
Speaker 2: there facts and elements there to prove someone did a
Speaker 2: criminal act? All I would say is listen, if you're there,
Speaker 2: don't do anything that could result in your arrest. Period.
Speaker 2: Don't give them an opportunity. They're looking and hoping and
Speaker 2: praying that law enforcement overreacts, that there is an arrest,
Speaker 2: or someone gets hurt by law enforcement, so they can
Speaker 2: use that as a further effort to go out and
Speaker 2: riote and protest in the street. So I would just
Speaker 2: say a call for calm, which I would say, in
Speaker 2: all circumstances, you can make your voice heard without engaging
Speaker 2: in acts of violence. And most notably, I'm considering the
Speaker 2: last Justice Department talked about all this right wing violence
Speaker 2: and oh my god, the terrorism. They called every single
Speaker 2: January sixth protester a terrorist, and given that there were
Speaker 2: fifteen hundred or so of those there, that allowed them
Speaker 2: to boost their numbers of so called right wing terrorists.
Speaker 2: Now you are your own conclusion as to whether that
Speaker 2: was an act of terrorism entering the Capitol building or
Speaker 2: walking around after being invited to come in by the
Speaker 2: federal authorities who were standing there, or the Capitol police.
Speaker 2: But I think the reality is, at least in the
Speaker 2: perception of hearts and minds of most of my listening
Speaker 2: audience and me included, is that most of the violence
Speaker 2: is coming from either one absolutely backcrap crazy people or
Speaker 2: leftist of some sort. I mean who through the molotov cocktail.
Speaker 2: The police department now facing charge of attempted murder an
Speaker 2: illegal immigrant in our country at a rally protesting the
Speaker 2: deportation of illegal immigrants. Now categorize that as you will.
Speaker 2: But the motive is obvious, and the act of violence
Speaker 2: is obvious, and it wasn't a right wing motivation. Six
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Speaker 2: Six Happy Thursday. A lot of rumors swirling around on
Speaker 2: the internet. How did the bricks get delivered to the
Speaker 2: protest out in La Are the bricks being delivered to
Speaker 2: the other protest going on against the illegal immigration or deportation. Jay,
Speaker 2: thanks for holding Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 16: Hey, thanks Brian, perfect timing about the bricks being delivered.
Speaker 16: And you know, here we go again, and it's all
Speaker 16: a little too scripted for my.
Speaker 2: Case, orchestrated.
Speaker 16: Yes, So I think that there's a really good chance
Speaker 16: that our side could also get involved with the No
Speaker 16: King's rally and go down there and put scripts in
Speaker 16: their hands, give them signs that say something like end
Speaker 16: the interstate commerce clause and judicial review and rogue judges,
Speaker 16: you know, go after the three billion dollars slush fund
Speaker 16: that the wine has up in Columbus that nobody knows
Speaker 16: how it's funded, nobody knows what he's going to spend
Speaker 16: it on. But there's you know, no way to lower
Speaker 16: property taxes. So I think we could get a hold
Speaker 16: of that crowd that's bought and paid for and probably
Speaker 16: not all that educated, and infiltrate it. And I don't
Speaker 16: think it would take much effort at all to get
Speaker 16: them chanting and moving in the right direction, you know.
Speaker 16: Other than the bricks, we've got to try to get
Speaker 16: the bricks out of their hand. But I think our
Speaker 16: side is for no judges too. We just got to
Speaker 16: help them get the messaging right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, the only problem is you mentioned, and
Speaker 2: I think the key to all this is that they're
Speaker 2: not well educated. They're not capable of applying logic in
Speaker 2: reason and thoughtful critical analysis to the to the causes
Speaker 2: they are supporting. And there in lies the challenge. If
Speaker 2: you show up with logic and reason and you try
Speaker 2: to explain to them why X, Y or Z is
Speaker 2: wrong and why the Republicans or Trump or at least
Speaker 2: a little libertarian folks like myself are on the right
Speaker 2: side of the ledger. That's going to require an engaging,
Speaker 2: thoughtful discussion. You're not going to get them to do that.
Speaker 2: You're not. You're going to be screamed that.
Speaker 1: These are just zombies.
Speaker 13: Brian.
Speaker 16: That's even tempt at I would hang a sign around
Speaker 16: their neck, but you don't put the sandwich board on
Speaker 16: them and point them in the right direction, because that's
Speaker 16: all that They're there for a paycheck. So you doe
Speaker 16: if Arsas side shows up like we're in charge and
Speaker 16: tell them what to say and what sign to wear.
Speaker 10: I just wonder if they'd do it.
Speaker 3: I think they would without any question.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to suggest it's a bad idea for
Speaker 2: a moment. I'm just telling you got a sisaphy and
Speaker 2: challenge in doing it, because again you need to it
Speaker 2: requires thoughtful debate and discussion. And they're just going to
Speaker 2: scream and call you names. They're not willing to listen.
Speaker 2: I mean, I've seen so many of these protests, and
Speaker 2: I've engaged with so many people who immediately default to anger,
Speaker 2: curse words and yelling and screaming. It's like a child
Speaker 2: holding holding his ears closed and going they don't want
Speaker 2: to hear it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're just paid actors.
Speaker 2: Cognitive dissonance part of them are those are the coordinators,
Speaker 2: and they're probably more educated and more familiar with their
Speaker 2: Marxist loyalties than the useful idiots that will show up
Speaker 2: without a paycheck to parrot their nonsense. A lot of
Speaker 2: people being controlled out there, there's no question about it.
Speaker 2: And social media is a huge component of this, Jay,
Speaker 2: a massive component of this. Without social media, you wouldn't
Speaker 2: see a lot of these protests. Just easy to organize
Speaker 2: useful idiots these days. I appreciate it, Jay, I really,
Speaker 2: and I'm not against your concept. I'm just pointing out
Speaker 2: it's an uphill battle. This is something we've been talking
Speaker 2: I mean, I've been talking about this kind of stuff
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Speaker 2: Happy Friday Eve. Dave Williams and the Taxpayer Protection line
Speaker 2: so up up at the top of the our news,
Speaker 2: followed by Bob Wetterer. There's a tower lighting ceremony. He's
Speaker 2: wants everybody to show up at the brand new water
Speaker 2: tower lights in Mount Washington. Finally got enough funding to
Speaker 2: get those done. And it's on Flag Day where I
Speaker 2: will be attending a ceremony and Union semme in a
Speaker 2: Union township to celebrate the appropriate way to retire a flag.
Speaker 2: Flag retirement ceremony. I always enjoyed doing that. I've been
Speaker 2: doing it for more than a decade. I think it's
Speaker 2: a great ceremony involving the Boy Scouts and members of
Speaker 2: the local community. So try to find something positive to
Speaker 2: do on Flag Day. Oh and Drew Andrew Bappis, former
Speaker 2: Anderson Township trustee, trust posted a reposted a post from
Speaker 2: Representative Anapoliona Luna, if you're planning on going to the
Speaker 2: No King's nationwide Day of Defiance, regardless of which level
Speaker 2: of defiance or which area of defiance you're showing up
Speaker 2: for at She says on June fourteenth that we protests
Speaker 2: across the country that are backed by a communist group
Speaker 2: with ties to the CCP Chinese Communist Party. These groups
Speaker 2: are using ICE protests as a ruse maga. Do not
Speaker 2: show up in gear. If you do attend and witness
Speaker 2: illegal activity, record faces and license plates, we will ask
Speaker 2: you to submit footage information of the FBI and in
Speaker 2: all caps, she says, this is orchestrated, and yeah it is.
Speaker 2: There's all kinds of information out there behind who's funding
Speaker 2: this and Senator Josh Hally's actually launched an investigation regarding
Speaker 2: the funding, specifically one group, the Coalition for Human Immigration
Speaker 2: Rights CHIRWA, which is a left wing pro illegal immigration
Speaker 2: group who has been funding and facilitating these anti ICE protests.
Speaker 2: There was a recent expose by an investigative account as
Speaker 2: Data Republican, but they had the documents and they identified
Speaker 2: multiple nonprofit organizations with political fronts playing a role in
Speaker 2: igniting the chaos which resulted in the violence inherent against
Speaker 2: the violence or in the violence of Los Angeles and
Speaker 2: spreading this Turla group. They their funding went from twelve
Speaker 2: million dollars to thirty four million dollars in one year,
Speaker 2: mostly from government grants, including you the American tax payerl
Speaker 2: though the majority of it came from the state of California.
Speaker 2: They apparently have identified photos from the scene of the
Speaker 2: riots showing these Turla linked materials and professionally printed signs
Speaker 2: that go trace back to the Party for Socialism and
Speaker 2: Liberation PSL, which is a Chinese communist operating group here
Speaker 2: in the United States. Yeah, splittersices haul your q TRAILOA
Speaker 2: of providing financial and logistical support for this unrest if
Speaker 2: you want to call it that. Saying quote bankrolling civil
Speaker 2: unrest is not protected speech. It is aiding and abouting
Speaker 2: criminal conduct. And they could end up with a reco
Speaker 2: charge against them. If you can show evidence two or
Speaker 2: more people working in concerts criminal activities, then they they
Speaker 2: would fall right into RICO. That's what it takes to
Speaker 2: get into RICO. And it'd be nice that the Department
Speaker 2: of Justice did look into this, because, yeah, if they're
Speaker 2: suggesting or telling people they need to get there and here,
Speaker 2: by the way, we're gonna unload a pile of bricks.
Speaker 2: Draw your own conclusions why we're providing bricks for an
Speaker 2: unruly mob anyway. The Senators demanding preservation and production of
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of records internal communications, emails, texts, chat logs,
Speaker 2: messaging apps relating to protests, planning, coordinating, and funding, financial
Speaker 2: documents relating to the protest, demonstrations or mobilization efforts in
Speaker 2: Los Angeles or elsewhere, relating to immigration enforcement. All third
Speaker 2: party contracts and vendor agreements, including any arrangements with organizers,
Speaker 2: transportation providers, security personnel, communication and consultants relating to immigration enforcement,
Speaker 2: grant applications, and funding proposals that relate to or reference
Speaker 2: immigration enforcement. Maybe you know what, Joe, maybe they'll find
Speaker 2: a communication between Churla and Connie Pilich outreach the local
Speaker 2: members of an elected capacity to call the Trump administration incompetent, childish, selfish, uneducated. Well,
Speaker 2: specifically with regard to Jonald Trump, she called him a
Speaker 2: jackal who is backed up by vile humans whose acts
Speaker 2: and advice indicate they want to destroy our democracy and
Speaker 2: see Connie Pillage is Hemlin County prosecuting. She doesn't even
Speaker 2: realize we don't live in a democracy, we live in
Speaker 2: a republic. But she wants you to join her Saturday
Speaker 2: at the nationwide Day of Defiance six forty five. Come
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Speaker 2: At six fifty fifty five kars, the talk station Friday Eve,
Speaker 2: Dave Williams and the Taxpayer Protection lines up after the
Speaker 2: top of the r and news looking forward to having
Speaker 2: imback on the program as always. So you know this
Speaker 2: weekend thing, the new kings nationwide data defiance, and they
Speaker 2: keep going, what is it all about? What is it
Speaker 2: all about? What is it all about? Well, look at
Speaker 2: all the areas of division. The seeds of division have
Speaker 2: been sown, and they have been, you know, bubbling and
Speaker 2: percolating now for years. And you got to remember a
Speaker 2: lot of the outside folks that do not like the
Speaker 2: United States, a Chinese Communist Party, for example, as one
Speaker 2: this Coalition for Humane Immigrant and Rights pick your topic though,
Speaker 2: is it free Palestine, anti Israel? That's is that one
Speaker 2: that stirs your pod? LGBT, go on with the letters
Speaker 2: solid with that one. Is that an issue that you
Speaker 2: want to protest about? Black Lives Matter, defund police, Antifa?
Speaker 2: The immigrant issue obviously is one that's behind a lot
Speaker 2: of the protests in LA allowing men to play in
Speaker 2: women's sports, pursuing the woke Dei ideology. I mean, all
Speaker 2: of these little separate areas designed to divide. And there
Speaker 2: was a referred to as a renowned attorney named Larry
Speaker 2: Claim and apparently he's written a lot made a prediction
Speaker 2: at US Watchdog that there would be the ultimate legal
Speaker 2: war against Donald Trump. He predicted that now that the
Speaker 2: two hundred and seventy two cases fought against the Trump administration,
Speaker 2: so he was accurate in that one. He also predicted
Speaker 2: that the rabid left violence would explode, and of course
Speaker 2: he hit the nail out or hit the ball to
Speaker 2: the park with the LA riots. But you know, that's
Speaker 2: something that even I predicted. But what he wrote, and
Speaker 2: this I believe is absolutely true, he said, we knew
Speaker 2: this was coming. This is more than an insurrection, it's
Speaker 2: a Bolsheviks style revolution. It's not just Bolsheviks, but it's
Speaker 2: every conceivable leftist radical group. And see that's my point.
Speaker 2: Remember remember back in the sixties the Vietnam War protesters
Speaker 2: where they joined with the environmentalists and they created the
Speaker 2: kind of this, this coalition of leftists. This is financed
Speaker 2: undoubtedly by people like George Soros. Yeah, and uh you
Speaker 2: also have you know the popping served with the Chinese
Speaker 2: Communist Party. You have this, uh, this this Turla organization
Speaker 2: Coalition for Human Immigrant Rights, which gets taxpayer dollars to fund. It's,
Speaker 2: you know, undermining of America. There's a whole litany of
Speaker 2: folks out there with lots of money. I knew the
Speaker 2: heiress to the Walmart uh stores is also contributing to
Speaker 2: these leftist groups. I mean, the list is endless. And
Speaker 2: he points out he said, you know, the mayor of
Speaker 2: Los Angeles is being used the think in my mind
Speaker 2: of Connie Pillach in this insane and vile comments that
Speaker 2: she posted on social media the other day. Just one
Speaker 2: more person in elected capacity who is also what I
Speaker 2: would characterize as a useful idiot. He writes. They want
Speaker 2: there to be some kind of tragedy in this particular case,
Speaker 2: He says, in La they want there to be some
Speaker 2: kind of Kent state where someone gets killed. And see,
Speaker 2: he's echoing the point that I made to somebody the
Speaker 2: other day. You know, why don't we get a sniper
Speaker 2: out there, and if someone's engaging in violence, it could
Speaker 2: be a threat to human life, you pick them off.
Speaker 2: I said, No, that's exactly what they want. You can't
Speaker 2: engage in that kind of you know, law enforcement mechanism
Speaker 2: because that feeds into what they want. They want some
Speaker 2: tragedy that they can hold out like George Floyd, to
Speaker 2: provide them with an excuse to be violent in the streets,
Speaker 2: violence which probably won't be prosecuted. Maybe under the Trump
Speaker 2: Trump administration Department of Justice it would, but certainly didn't
Speaker 2: happen und the Biden administration did it. He said, They
Speaker 2: want one of these protesters to be killed by the
Speaker 2: National Guard, by the military. This will be a flash
Speaker 2: point to carry forth this Bolshevik revolution. Now you may
Speaker 2: think that he's gone, well, he's gone overboard, he's gone overboard,
Speaker 2: But no, that's the goal here. It's the dream. Anything
Speaker 2: to dismantle us, anything to bring us down as we
Speaker 2: approach Flag Day, the symbol of freedom, the gift of America,
Speaker 2: freedom that allows people to articulate a different belief about
Speaker 2: what government is or should be. I don't have any
Speaker 2: problem I am. You know, if you want to go
Speaker 2: out and scream and yell and you think illegal immigrants, criminal,
Speaker 2: otherwise should be allowed to remain in our country, You're
Speaker 2: entitled to do that. That's America, that's freedom, and that
Speaker 2: their desires are something that is the antithesis threat to democracy.
Speaker 2: It keeps screaming about that. Who's a greater threat to democracy?
Speaker 2: Someone who wants you to be able to be free
Speaker 2: under the limitations on the government that the Constitution has
Speaker 2: in place, including the freedom of speech, which says the
Speaker 2: government can't dictate what you speak. Or someone who wants
Speaker 2: you to have only one message and to have all
Speaker 2: other messages excluded. Again illustrated by the Biden administration on
Speaker 2: a variety of topics, COVID nineteen immediately comes to mind.
Speaker 2: You know, you're allowed to say COVID nineteen was created
Speaker 2: in a Chinese communist lab. We all know it was now,
Speaker 2: But when you said it back then, boy, you are
Speaker 2: just docs. In effect, you're allowed in this country to
Speaker 2: express skepticism about the COVID nineteen vaccine, and we had
Speaker 2: some doctors lose their license over doing just that. Who's
Speaker 2: a threat to democracy? And that's just one topic? And
Speaker 2: it isn't it odd in a democratic society or in
Speaker 2: a free society. I want to say the I this
Speaker 2: idea of legacy media used to be what we call
Speaker 2: the mainstream media, but that they're all lockstep messaging one agenda,
Speaker 2: which is a leftist agenda, and that you know it
Speaker 2: used to be that Fox News was fringe. Notice a
Speaker 2: step in the right direction. Who's dominating the news cycles.
Speaker 2: Who's got the absolute, far and away best ratings when
Speaker 2: compared to the obvious far left news outlets like CNN
Speaker 2: or MSNBC. It's Fox. So you know your strength is
Speaker 2: much greater than you might perceive it to be. And
Speaker 2: as always point out, the squeaky wheel gets the grease,
Speaker 2: it gets the attention, The violence draws the cameras. The
Speaker 2: violence to what gets the clicks, providing a perception that
Speaker 2: their message and their belief systems are stronger and more
Speaker 2: widespread than yours. And I'm here to tell you, I,
Speaker 2: in my heart of hearts. I think that's wrong. I
Speaker 2: think most Americans want safety and security, a strong law
Speaker 2: enforcement presence, and they want to have control over the borders,
Speaker 2: because ultimately, control over the borders and who's allowed in
Speaker 2: our country and the numbers of people has a profound
Speaker 2: impact on what so many people on the left rely upon,
Speaker 2: and that's the social welfare safety net, which is collapsing
Speaker 2: under the weight of humanity and the number of people
Speaker 2: that are placing on it. Six fifty seven fifty five
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Speaker 2: I know it wasn't on your list day, but we
Speaker 2: got a new uh it was, Oh, it was I
Speaker 2: want to Dave. You're a tax paying human being, are
Speaker 2: you not?
Speaker 1: Yes, you do pay.
Speaker 2: You pay federal taxes on behalf of the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 13: Dave.
Speaker 2: I want to thank you for the labor that you
Speaker 2: engaged in that's generated you money that they took from
Speaker 2: your paycheck to help fund the Cincinnati Streetcar. The city
Speaker 2: council voted unanimously to accept a quarter of a million
Speaker 2: dollar grant from the Federal Transit Administration to upgrade technology
Speaker 2: behind the signs that show writers information about when the
Speaker 2: street car is going to actually show up. Now, they
Speaker 2: actually had the signs already in place, but they haven't
Speaker 2: had any accurate for accurate information more than a couple
Speaker 2: of years because apparently it didn't hook up with the GPS.
Speaker 2: They didn't know whether the streetcar was at any given time,
Speaker 2: so they couldn't let writers who were standing at the
Speaker 2: streetcar stops know when the train was actually going to
Speaker 2: show up. That's going to change now, Oh goodie, goodie, goodie.
Speaker 2: So appreciate your share the quarter of a million dollars.
Speaker 3: You know, I do have a comment, but I don't
Speaker 3: think the FCC would be too happy.
Speaker 2: Oh my nineteenth year in radio, Dave. I struggle with
Speaker 2: that every single day because I can have a rather
Speaker 2: saucy tongue when I'm not on the air. So I've
Speaker 2: been able to maintain control without slip up. Knock Wood.
Speaker 2: There is no wood in my studio, but we'll pretend
Speaker 2: we're knocking wood and to not jinx me that I
Speaker 2: don't drop an FCC non compliant word anyway. On your
Speaker 2: list of topics, find David Protecting Taxpayers dot or great site.
Speaker 2: He's looking out for the American taxpayer dollar. Is Trump
Speaker 2: pursuing free and fair trade? And you answer your own
Speaker 2: question in the reporting by David McGarry, No, what I
Speaker 2: know Trump had some It sounded like some measure of
Speaker 2: success with China and rare earth minerals the other day.
Speaker 2: But where are we on fair and free trade? And
Speaker 2: what's the story behind this one?
Speaker 3: Dave Williams, It is so convoluted, so mixed up, because
Speaker 3: one day the terrorists are on, the next day of
Speaker 3: the terrifs are off, and it's providing so much economic
Speaker 3: uncertainty to businesses, to consumers. And Brian, I have a
Speaker 3: new theory and I've been thinking about this a lot.
Speaker 3: Is that Donald Trump when he ran his businesses, he
Speaker 3: negotiated with a lot of different people. Right, this was
Speaker 3: done behind closed doors. But this is what you do
Speaker 3: as a businessman. They say this is going to cost
Speaker 3: X to build this building. You say, well, I want
Speaker 3: to cost why? You know, waggle then X?
Speaker 4: You haggle. Absolutely, he did it in private.
Speaker 3: These he's haggling in public now, and the market is
Speaker 3: freaking out because they see one hundred and fifty five
Speaker 3: percent tariff on China one day, thirty percent, the next
Speaker 3: day fifty five and businesses don't know what to do.
Speaker 3: Do we buy goods from China? What happens if it's
Speaker 3: halfway over here and the tariffs increase? And again, I
Speaker 3: like the fact that he's negotiating, but you can't do
Speaker 3: that on the world market and not expect some sort
Speaker 3: of repercussions like this, and the market listen, don't pay
Speaker 3: attention to the market because it's going to be a
Speaker 3: pretty safe bet, right, it's going to go up, it's
Speaker 3: going to go down. But I think the economic uncertainty
Speaker 3: that businesses are like do I invest to invest money
Speaker 3: to expand what do I do? So I think there
Speaker 3: in line is a problem with what he's doing that's
Speaker 3: so public.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I couldn't agree with you more. You need
Speaker 2: to be able to plan. You need something concrete on
Speaker 2: the table, whether it's you know, whether you prefer something
Speaker 2: different or not. At least you know the cards that
Speaker 2: you have been dealt and can play them accordingly. I mean,
Speaker 2: if someone you know in the middle of a poker
Speaker 2: game was able to take three of your cards and
Speaker 2: then give you three different ones. I mean, how can
Speaker 2: you bet and anticipate what's coming up? And I mean
Speaker 2: it's just I get that. It's like the tax rate.
Speaker 2: What's the tax rate going to be? You know, and
Speaker 2: businesses worry about that, But once it's in place, regardless
Speaker 2: of what the tax is, at least they can plan accordingly. No,
Speaker 2: we won't be investing this much this year because my
Speaker 2: taxes went up. Yes, we will be investing more in
Speaker 2: our business this year because the taxes went down. That
Speaker 2: makes its planning. Everybody needs some measure of stability to
Speaker 2: do that, and there's really literally no stability in this
Speaker 2: whole mess.
Speaker 3: And you know, Brian, you make a really good point
Speaker 3: about the tax rate, because the one of the tax
Speaker 3: rates that they locked in in twenty seventeen was the
Speaker 3: corporate tax rate at twenty one percent. Now, a lot
Speaker 3: of things are going to expire at the end of
Speaker 3: this year if they don't pass this one big, beautiful bill.
Speaker 3: But what the one thing that did they did lock
Speaker 3: in because they knew that you have to have this,
Speaker 3: you know, tax certainty was the twenty one percent corporate
Speaker 3: tax rate. So Congress has acknowledged this is that businesses
Speaker 3: need this long term planning.
Speaker 4: So you're absolutely right, yep.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know that's one of the things that
Speaker 2: I hate the phrase big beautiful bill. Every time I
Speaker 2: say it, I just it's just, you know, okay, yeah.
Speaker 4: A little piece of your soul is taken away.
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know, because you know, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of it that I consider not beautiful. But
Speaker 2: you know, there is some great things and there are
Speaker 2: some great things in it. But this serves to illustrate
Speaker 2: the point when they did the twenty seventeen tax cuts,
Speaker 2: which I think we're great and we're good for the
Speaker 2: economy generally speaking, and since they took less of my money,
Speaker 2: I feel better about it because I'm not paying for
Speaker 2: stuff I don't want to pay, at least not as
Speaker 2: much they set to expire. I mean, why didn't they
Speaker 2: just lock him in then permanently and then for some
Speaker 2: other Congress down the road to have to raise our taxes. See,
Speaker 2: this is what irks me about Congress is these deadlines
Speaker 2: in there that undo what has been done, which creates
Speaker 2: this uncertainty and instability out there every X number of years.
Speaker 3: Well, and the spending increases are never some set there's
Speaker 3: never an exploration for this spending increases. It's always the
Speaker 3: tax guys. And listen, this is something we've been talking
Speaker 3: about for years. Is that everyone saw this deadline coming up,
Speaker 3: and Congress said, oh, we have plenty of time, We
Speaker 3: have plenty of time. And you know, here we are
Speaker 3: June of twenty twenty five, and we have six months
Speaker 3: left to get this done. And now we're being force
Speaker 3: fed this bill that has tax.
Speaker 4: Increases in it. I mean, there are tax increases. You
Speaker 4: have the endowment tax.
Speaker 3: And listen, Trump is going after Harvard, He's trying to
Speaker 3: get more money from Harvard in these lefty places. Is
Speaker 3: the problem is our right wing endowments that are going
Speaker 3: to get hit by this tax. Right now it's one
Speaker 3: point four percent, it's going to go to twenty one percent.
Speaker 3: So Hilldale College, a lot of these conservative organizations now
Speaker 3: are going to get a tax increase in this in
Speaker 3: this bill. I'm not going to say the full name anymore,
Speaker 3: but through this legislation they're going to get a tax increase,
Speaker 3: which is counterintuitive and counterproductive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know I certainly understand wanting to go
Speaker 2: after Harvard. I mean, it's just it has gone so
Speaker 2: full on brainwashy left that I don't even understand how
Speaker 2: it can be an institution has any value anymore. They've
Speaker 2: undermined the value of the name that they've built up
Speaker 2: over so many years.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and again, you know they're bringing in other people
Speaker 3: now and these other tax increases.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've seen this, the remittance tax.
Speaker 3: Now, if you send money overseas, you will now all
Speaker 3: have to pay three and a half percent. Now, what
Speaker 3: there's saying is, but if you're an American, then you'll
Speaker 3: get the money back at the end of the year
Speaker 3: through a tax refund. So let's say you send money
Speaker 3: overseas for whatever reason. My wife is from El Salvador.
Speaker 3: She sends money to her mom, right, and she's been
Speaker 3: a US citizen for twenty twenty five years. Well, you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to prove that you're an American citizen.
Speaker 4: The banks don't track this.
Speaker 3: The banks have no idea what you if you're legal,
Speaker 3: if you're you know what your status is in this country.
Speaker 3: So the bank is going to have to charge you this.
Speaker 3: They're going to raise their fees to charge you this
Speaker 3: three point five percent. Now, if you are filing your
Speaker 3: taxes and use the standard deduction.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you can no longer do that.
Speaker 3: You now have to itemize if you are sending money overseas.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's unnecessary. It's an unnecessary thing for to
Speaker 3: be in this bill.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sure maybe that was something the accounting industry
Speaker 2: was behind, because if everybody has this now start itemizing,
Speaker 2: there's going to be more accountants fired filed because you know,
Speaker 2: you can just easily take the ten thousand dollars to
Speaker 2: just call it a day. Plus you have to keep
Speaker 2: receipts too. So any one of the things that I
Speaker 2: was unhappy about the Republicans that they capitulated the Democrat
Speaker 2: States and raising the salt to forty thousand dollars, something
Speaker 2: the Senate may very well undo. I know they're having
Speaker 2: conversations about that. I had Congressman Thomas Massey on yesterday
Speaker 2: talking about what it would take to get him to
Speaker 2: vote for it, since he was one of the few
Speaker 2: Republicans voted no. And he said, well, if the Senate
Speaker 2: puts that back to ten thousand dollars and does a
Speaker 2: couple of other things. He said, I'll embrace it, but
Speaker 2: you know, he was a He's an absolute, outright no
Speaker 2: on that, and I certainly understand it. It's a gift
Speaker 2: to the high tax Democrat states. They're the ones that
Speaker 2: raise the taxes so much that they think they need
Speaker 2: that forty thousand dollars that increase or they're thirty thousand
Speaker 2: dollars increase.
Speaker 3: And this effects a very small portion of the country.
Speaker 3: We're talking about California and New York, the states that
Speaker 3: have been less fiscally responsible with their spending and with
Speaker 3: their taxes.
Speaker 4: That's that's who's going to benefit from this.
Speaker 3: So if you are Florida, Texas and you're fiscally responsible,
Speaker 3: you're pain for other people's high taxes.
Speaker 4: And it just it doesn't make sense. But this is
Speaker 4: what I'm using.
Speaker 3: The air quotes here was negotiated by the House to
Speaker 3: get these moderate Republicans to vote for it. And you know,
Speaker 3: the deficit, we see increased deficits, spending, we see a
Speaker 3: debt ceiling that's going to be increased. I mean, President
Speaker 3: Trump doesn't want a debt ceiling. He says we shouldn't have.
Speaker 4: A death fool. Oh, my goodness.
Speaker 3: I mean, talk about any sort of a side of
Speaker 3: ciscal responsibility.
Speaker 4: Is out the window.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you have no debt ceiling, I mean, listen,
Speaker 3: it's not stopping them now. The debt ceiling is not
Speaker 3: stopping them.
Speaker 4: Now. You take that away and yikes.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's a frightening landscape in front of us. And
Speaker 2: every additional dollar we spend in every and the larger
Speaker 2: than that massive pile of debt, which is currently almost
Speaker 2: what thirty seven trillion dollars gets. And then when the interest,
Speaker 2: when the bond rate goes up, the and you refinance
Speaker 2: or you end up having to pay more. It's like
Speaker 2: having your credit card rate increase. You're going to have
Speaker 2: to pay more for debt service. It's already a trillion
Speaker 2: dollars a year, Dave, we're just paying on interest.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot of agencies combined. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: crazy to think about what a trillion dollars is and
Speaker 3: it's more than the defense budget. We're paying more in
Speaker 3: interest than we're spending on defense, and we get nothing
Speaker 3: from interest. I mean, at least we get a parade
Speaker 3: when we spend almost a trillion dollars.
Speaker 2: In defense thank you. Something else that I am not
Speaker 2: in favor of. This reminds me so much of the
Speaker 2: Soviet Union in North Korea. To roll out all of
Speaker 2: your military hardware. I mean, I appreciate celebrating the anniversary
Speaker 2: of the Armed Forces or the United States Army, and
Speaker 2: that's a glorious thing. They're great people, they do wonderful things.
Speaker 2: I'm a huge support of the American military personnel and
Speaker 2: the veterans. But you know, Dave, another thing. I know
Speaker 2: you've noticed they haven't been able to pass an audit
Speaker 2: eight times in a row. You think there's any fraud
Speaker 2: wasting abuse in the trillion dollar defense spending bill, Dave.
Speaker 4: And we're talking about not passing an audit. But they
Speaker 4: lose engines. I'm not kidding that.
Speaker 3: They said, well, we're supposed to have fifteen engines, but
Speaker 3: we only count twelve.
Speaker 4: We don't know where the three went.
Speaker 3: I mean, and these are you know, massive pieces of equipment.
Speaker 3: So we're not talking about pencils and you know post
Speaker 3: it notes. We're talking about big pieces of equipment that
Speaker 3: go missing and they're unaccounted for.
Speaker 4: So this is hundreds of billions of dollars.
Speaker 3: Like you said, you know it's been years since they've
Speaker 3: been able to pass an audit, and they're never passing audit.
Speaker 2: Where did that tank go? Wasn't it parked there yesterday?
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Speaker 2: really long in the last segment day and I don't
Speaker 2: want to give short shrift to the food stamp crackdown,
Speaker 2: so let's pause. We'll save that one for the next segment.
Speaker 2: We've learned a lot. I mean, these protests that are
Speaker 2: going on a lot of Los Angeles, somebody call them riots,
Speaker 2: you choose, but the funding that's behind them, and we
Speaker 2: find out that there are organizations out there the American
Speaker 2: taxpayers have actually funded to fund a what I would
Speaker 2: argue is a leftist, you know, pro illegal immigration ideology
Speaker 2: that's run contrary to the Trump administration's philosophies. I know
Speaker 2: Biden didn't have any problem with it, but how is
Speaker 2: it the American taxpayers funding organizations that have a political affiliation.
Speaker 2: I mean, if American taxpayer dollars were going to churches,
Speaker 2: people would be screaming and wailing and gnashing of teeth.
Speaker 2: But you know, a lot of these organizations, in my mind,
Speaker 2: take a leap of faith like attitude, much like religion does.
Speaker 2: They're not much different from religion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is sort of the untold story of what's happening.
Speaker 3: Is because you have a lot of nonprofit that receive
Speaker 3: money from taxpayers, right, and we put out a report,
Speaker 3: this was years ago, called phony philanthropy.
Speaker 4: Is that we are now?
Speaker 3: You know, Brian, you and I we are members of
Speaker 3: these organizations because we're taxpayers, but we don't agree with
Speaker 3: their mission. Listen, if you want to donate money to
Speaker 3: an organization, that's your money. Don't use my money to
Speaker 3: right to keep an organization propped up that I don't
Speaker 3: agree with. And let's look at what's going to happen next.
Speaker 3: Is taxpayer money is going to be used to rebuild
Speaker 3: Los Angeles and what's happening there and consumers are also
Speaker 3: going to be on the hook for increased insurance. We've
Speaker 3: solved this with the with the fires of the California fires,
Speaker 3: So this is not just who's funding this, but who's
Speaker 3: going to fund the cleanup in the aftermath, And it's
Speaker 3: always the US tax payer, always a taxpayer.
Speaker 2: Excellent point. Same thing in the aftermath of the Black
Speaker 2: Lives Matter riots where federal buildings were smashed and burned
Speaker 2: and Antifa, those are federal buildings. That means you and
Speaker 2: I are going to pay for it. All right, Dave,
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Speaker 2: Hey, it's seven twenty nine right now? Which five KRCD
Speaker 2: talk station you find? Dave Williams and the Taxpayer Protection
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Speaker 2: terrible situation East illustrated in one of the frauds that
Speaker 2: they were able to find in this snap program thirty
Speaker 2: million dollars in EBT transactions, fraudulently issued applications and misappropriate
Speaker 2: USDA licenses, EBT terminals at unauthorized stores like smoke shops
Speaker 2: and other businesses that shouldn't qualify. And oh look, part
Speaker 2: of the problem is even folks working within the government
Speaker 2: and these programs which people hold so valuable well, are
Speaker 2: engaging in fraud and facilitating this kind of thing. With
Speaker 2: a USDA employee or LASA Davis sold confidential government information
Speaker 2: to the criminals that I just mentioned, we're involved in
Speaker 2: this thirty million dollar fixed. This is just one of
Speaker 2: probably gazillions of issue or illustrations of fraud in the
Speaker 2: foodstamp program.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is frustrating, to say the least, because we
Speaker 3: went to EBT, the Electronic Benefit Transfer I believe it
Speaker 3: was two thousand and four in the early two thousands,
Speaker 3: to try to combat the waste for a and abuse
Speaker 3: with paper food stamps.
Speaker 4: And listen, that's how you do it.
Speaker 3: I mean, you have a lot electronic paper trail. But
Speaker 3: you know, thieves always find a way to game the system,
Speaker 3: and this is what's happening. And you mentioned something that
Speaker 3: is really critical in that story is that the call
Speaker 3: is coming from.
Speaker 4: Inside the house.
Speaker 3: Yes, is that you have a USDA employee who was
Speaker 3: part of this, and you mentioned that thirty million dollars
Speaker 3: is one particular case, but they're estimating it could be
Speaker 3: up to two hundred billion dollars it's lost to fraud
Speaker 3: in the food stamp program. I mean that is an
Speaker 3: insane number to consider and to think about, you know,
Speaker 3: having that we could save one hundred billion dollars. So
Speaker 3: one conference says no idea where we can save money.
Speaker 4: Well, here you go. I mean, here's this one of
Speaker 4: many things.
Speaker 3: But again, criminals always find a way to rob, and
Speaker 3: when you're the government, it's easy to rub the government
Speaker 3: because they aren't watching IT. Systems are usually very weak.
Speaker 3: I mean you have the IRS that as forty to
Speaker 3: fifty year old IT system, So it's no surprise that
Speaker 3: this is happening, Brian.
Speaker 2: It's like the aviation system. They're still using floppy discs
Speaker 2: to help keep track of airplanes in the sky, which
Speaker 2: is scary.
Speaker 3: Newark, New Jersey, does not have a fiber connection. So
Speaker 3: that's why some of the allergies that have occurred is
Speaker 3: they don't have the latest Internet. I mean, they don't
Speaker 3: have gig service at Newark, New Jersey Airport. They are
Speaker 3: using with you know, fifteen twenty year old technology.
Speaker 2: So yeah, using twelve hundred VOD modems with the regular
Speaker 2: telephone remember those.
Speaker 4: Days, you know I had the good old days.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, the practical reality is this is because
Speaker 2: I think if the government was actually a business that
Speaker 2: had to run efficiently or it would go out of business.
Speaker 2: So I know we're on that existential threat given how
Speaker 2: much we overspend. But that aside, there's no incentive by
Speaker 2: government to crack down on this. They don't have to
Speaker 2: earn money. They merely take it, and you know, they
Speaker 2: operate and they just continue to go on their merry way.
Speaker 2: In spite of the fact that they could be saving
Speaker 2: the American taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars in one
Speaker 2: program alone. They really don't really take much by way
Speaker 2: of action to stop anything from happening. And that's why
Speaker 2: it slips through the cracks. It's easy to rip the
Speaker 2: government off because they're not attentive to where the money's
Speaker 2: going and.
Speaker 3: There's no consequences private business if there's If there's fraud,
Speaker 3: you get fired and maybe prosecute or you know you
Speaker 3: prosecuted in the government to get.
Speaker 4: Shifted to another part of the agency.
Speaker 3: Or maybe another agency. And again not the harm on
Speaker 3: the IRS. Yeah, to harp on the IRS. I mean,
Speaker 3: we've seen this where information has been leaked time and
Speaker 3: time again, and there's never been any consequences for the
Speaker 3: folks that are leaking this information.
Speaker 4: So Darren Li has a problem.
Speaker 3: This USDA employee is probably going to get a slap
Speaker 3: on the wrist and then a two percent bump in
Speaker 3: their pay next year. I mean, this is what happens.
Speaker 3: But as you said, in the private sector, it doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: So why not look at the things that the government
Speaker 3: shouldn't be doing and give it to the private sector
Speaker 3: and say, okay, we're going to get better.
Speaker 4: Results from this.
Speaker 3: But we're going in the opposite direction where the government
Speaker 3: is saying that IRS again, direct file, we want to
Speaker 3: prepare your returns.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: The private sector is doing a really good job at
Speaker 3: that HR block and all these other places look out
Speaker 3: for you and your money and try to get you
Speaker 3: a big refund. So no, we're going the opposite direction here.
Speaker 3: You want more of the private sector, not less of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, at least if you're dealing with an accountant,
Speaker 2: there's sort of a fiduciary obligation for them to look
Speaker 2: out for your best censures by properly filing and finding
Speaker 2: all the air is where you maybe can make deductions,
Speaker 2: where you can pay less taxes, that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: The federal government in their hands, I mean, their interest
Speaker 2: is in maximizing the dollars that come into their operation,
Speaker 2: not to reduce them. So there's no way they'd be
Speaker 2: looking out for the American taxpayer's best interest exactly.
Speaker 3: And that's why we just have to change the mentality
Speaker 3: of the people that are elected that government is not
Speaker 3: the answer. Government is the problem, and we need to
Speaker 3: come up with better answers. And you know, my concern
Speaker 3: is when they're talking about this legislation, you know, the
Speaker 3: tax cuts, that's all they're talking about. That's all that
Speaker 3: they can focus on. They can only focus on one
Speaker 3: thing at a time. There are so many other issues.
Speaker 3: There's the postal service, there's a regulatory overreach. Yeah, there's
Speaker 3: so much more that they should be talking about, but
Speaker 3: they're so focused on just one piece of legislation.
Speaker 2: Well, we've identified all kinds of problems, Dave. Time and
Speaker 2: time and time and time and time again we talk
Speaker 2: about this kind of thing, and I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe the government officials just aren't listening to you or
Speaker 2: or common sense logic and reason. They don't care that
Speaker 2: we're digging ourselves into a hole that we can't get
Speaker 2: out of. I don't know they don't.
Speaker 3: And let me let me just say I was talking
Speaker 3: to Joe about this before I came on the air.
Speaker 3: Is during this parade on Saturday, all I asked for
Speaker 3: is one streetcar to be a part of this parade.
Speaker 3: I just want to see a street car going down
Speaker 3: Constitution Avenue and all its glory, uh, filled filled with
Speaker 3: members in the army.
Speaker 4: That too much to ask.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's great. I love it.
Speaker 2: Oh, Dave Williams. Always enjoy our conversations, even though they
Speaker 2: can be depressing at times. At least you're shining a
Speaker 2: bright light on what needs to be fixed. And maybe
Speaker 2: someday you and I will get our wish and they'll
Speaker 2: fix it. In the meantime, we'll continue to identify and
Speaker 2: talk about it. Look forward to having you back on
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Speaker 2: Friday Eve. We're gonna have Scott Warman from the enquire
Speaker 2: after the top of their news. AFTAB pur Balls meeting
Speaker 2: with Sarah Herringer. We have why was AFTAB fined fifty
Speaker 2: bucks and what's going on with the Cincinnati fire Department.
Speaker 2: Plus I heard the aviation expert Jay Ratty at eight thirty.
Speaker 2: In the meantime, I'm gonna go to the phones and
Speaker 2: talk to Bob Wetter, mister humanitarian himself, the man that
Speaker 2: is behind the wish tree every Christmas season, also behind
Speaker 2: another pet project to his, the water Tower Lights in
Speaker 2: Mount Washington. Bob Weder, welcome back man, It's good to
Speaker 2: hear from you today.
Speaker 5: I'm Brian. It's going to be a great weekend for us.
Speaker 2: We've got a lot of lights, lots to celebrate. It
Speaker 2: is Flag Day and I'm going to do the flag
Speaker 2: retirement ceremony and Union Township. I always enjoy doing that.
Speaker 2: We've got all kinds of Flag Day celebrations. There's a
Speaker 2: Reds game going on this weekend, so many things to
Speaker 2: take us away from the protest everything protests that are
Speaker 2: going on, and of course being at the celebrate the
Speaker 2: new water Tower lights celebration in Mount Washington another great
Speaker 2: alternative of that nonsense. So tell tell my listeners about
Speaker 2: this project. I know you've been working on it for
Speaker 2: a while. Who's behind it. I know he has some
Speaker 2: thanks to give out because there's some sponsors going on.
Speaker 2: But what's what's what's what's the story behind the project itself?
Speaker 5: The project itself, the tower had been lit many years
Speaker 5: just at Christmas time. Then it became in twenty fourteen.
Speaker 5: It was lit every night, and we've had it problems
Speaker 5: twice October. At twenty third October of twenty three the
Speaker 5: tower actually went out, so we had to raise new
Speaker 5: money and now we have raised enough to get the
Speaker 5: tower relt And on Saturday night at eight o'clock we're
Speaker 5: going to have the public portion of the celebration. We'll
Speaker 5: have light refreshments. Eight twenty we're actually going to recognize
Speaker 5: all the sponsors and volunteers. And then eight forty five
Speaker 5: we're having a flag ceremony with American Legion. For eighty
Speaker 5: four they're doing their flag ceremony. Nine o'clock will light it,
Speaker 5: but special list everybody comes to spaghetti dinners. All your
Speaker 5: listeners who put up with Karen Bob at every listener
Speaker 5: lunch out.
Speaker 2: There, love having you a listener lunch Bob.
Speaker 5: So I mean it's been it's been great, and there's
Speaker 5: so many people we have to pay back for all that.
Speaker 5: And then at the Holiday walk usually seg comes down
Speaker 5: to light support us, and so this year he's coming
Speaker 5: out to relight the tower on Saturday night. But if
Speaker 5: it wasn't for people like yourself, your listeners, all the
Speaker 5: people who come to the spaghetti and they help, and
Speaker 5: all the sponsors would put up all the extra money.
Speaker 5: It's been great and we've raised this time about thirty
Speaker 5: nine thousand dollars in the past three months.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's not bad.
Speaker 5: What can I help that?
Speaker 2: Can I ask you what the total cost of the
Speaker 2: project was?
Speaker 5: Total cost the project? It's an ongoing project, right around
Speaker 5: forty thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, well you know at leastening uh you
Speaker 2: know six right, that's that's a worthy expension. And the
Speaker 2: folks in Mount Washington love the lights up there, so
Speaker 2: it's are they going to change? It's gonna be.
Speaker 5: Icon Yeah, yeah, it's gonna be different. It's gonna have
Speaker 5: eight eight lights that come up from the bottom. We'll
Speaker 5: be able to change those. And then we've added with
Speaker 5: Project four projectors, it'll have like for this event, it'll
Speaker 5: have a logo of Mount Washington up and it'll have
Speaker 5: three flags. For Fourth of July, I'll have some other
Speaker 5: type and for pumpkins for October, I have Punkins parts for.
Speaker 11: For the uh.
Speaker 5: Valentine's Day, so yeah, and then Christmas will have snow
Speaker 5: flakes and things like that'll be January we'll have something
Speaker 5: different for it, so it'll change different times of the year.
Speaker 5: Kneed E bench.
Speaker 2: That's cool, all right.
Speaker 5: So well, I'm very excited.
Speaker 2: I bet you are. And again I need be working
Speaker 2: on this for a long time. One of your pet
Speaker 2: projects and at another active community service from Bob Wetter.
Speaker 2: You're always involved in these great events there, Bob, and
Speaker 2: I know everybody appreciates it. So the lighting is at
Speaker 2: nine pm and uh that's a light sounds like a
Speaker 2: great time. So my listeners can head on over to
Speaker 2: Mount Washington and check out the lighting celebration. Joe Strecker
Speaker 2: will add the details to my blog page fifty five
Speaker 2: kr sea dot com, so everbody knows. And also notably,
Speaker 2: there's a multitude of local sponsors and they all need
Speaker 2: to be celebrated and supported, so you can check out
Speaker 2: the list of the various sponsors check out my web
Speaker 2: page fifty five cars dot com. I hope you have
Speaker 2: a great turnout, Bob, all right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, fight in the Union Township.
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Speaker 2: let us see here while people maybe may may may jokes.
Speaker 2: Jacker is predicting a low turnout for the uh Let's
Speaker 2: protest Everything rally because there is so much going on
Speaker 2: it's more worthwhile to go to And what are you protesting?
Speaker 2: Literally everything? I guess it's the nationwide Day of Defiance.
Speaker 2: No kings and one of the more alarming things. We
Speaker 2: started out the morning show talking about this, and uh
Speaker 2: I receive this you know repost or this post from
Speaker 2: our Hamilton County prosecutor kind of pillage from a number
Speaker 2: of sources yesterday, and I just my jaw fell open.
Speaker 2: I know she's a Democrat, and I know she's a leftist,
Speaker 2: but for the Hamilton County Prosecutor to engage in this
Speaker 2: type of i'd say horrific speech is just I think
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Speaker 2: I'm sure you know about the New King's nationwide Day
Speaker 2: of Defiance, and if you look, you really are scratching
Speaker 2: your head maybe about what you're defying. And I pointed
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Speaker 2: of the areas of division in this country. The pot
Speaker 2: has been stirred now for years and years. Divide, divide, divide, divide.
Speaker 2: And this benefits just nothing but our enemies and those
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Speaker 2: were so kind and healing and not divisive and not
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Speaker 2: criminal activity going on out in California and elsewhere. I
Speaker 2: guess we'll see if things cooler heads prevail this weekend.
Speaker 2: I can only pray for that. And props to my
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Speaker 2: to welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show
Speaker 2: from the Cincinnati Enquirer. Somebody's at least reporting on local things.
Speaker 2: Scott Whartman, welcome back to the morning show. It's always
Speaker 2: great having you on.
Speaker 11: Oh thanks for having me, Brian.
Speaker 2: Something I think everybody was talking about, at least of late,
Speaker 2: one of many murders in the city of Cincinnati, but
Speaker 2: rather horrific and under really really tragic circumstances, the death
Speaker 2: of I guess you did have to have pro Bowl
Speaker 2: met with Sarah Henninger regarding her husband's slaying in their
Speaker 2: home by a guy who was supposed to be on
Speaker 2: an ankle monitor who cut it off in February was
Speaker 2: widely reported by from others. An announcement from police Chief
Speaker 2: Teresa Thiji they did not even know that that guy
Speaker 2: was at large. Talk about a breakdown in the system,
Speaker 2: what's your what's your analysis? And after talking with the
Speaker 2: folks involved with the AFTABS, meeting with Sarah Henninger, well,
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 11: Of the city had been quiet in the days following
Speaker 11: the incident, and then on Wednesday, the mayor met with
Speaker 11: Sarah Henninger, the wife of the man that was stabbed
Speaker 11: in their home and over the Rhine and he basically
Speaker 11: listened to her concerns because she's been very vocal on
Speaker 11: social media that she wants changed so this doesn't happen again.
Speaker 16: She feels the system.
Speaker 11: Broke down after the suspect cut his ankle monitor off,
Speaker 11: he fell off the map and basically with the mayor
Speaker 11: and the police chief, they were both in the meeting
Speaker 11: on Wednesday morning. They said that they were not notified.
Speaker 11: The police chief issued pretty strongly worded eight minute video
Speaker 11: statement that evening after the meeting, saying that, you know,
Speaker 11: blaming the state for not notifying her. And that's kind
Speaker 11: of like the big question here, who was responsible. We
Speaker 11: haven't really gotten an answer on that yet. The state
Speaker 11: hasn't really responded on exactly you know how that was
Speaker 11: supposed to work. But from sources I talked to, they
Speaker 11: said that he was notified, like it was flagged in
Speaker 11: the system, and they were looking for him actively, so
Speaker 11: you know how that should have worked. We're still trying
Speaker 11: to answer that.
Speaker 2: Well, the question then is they were looking for them
Speaker 2: if if if the since I my police department didn't
Speaker 2: get alerted that he was out and about and had
Speaker 2: cut off his ankle monitor and fled the halfway home,
Speaker 2: and so he was at large. Obviously a demonstrably violent
Speaker 2: man given the reason he was locked up previously. He
Speaker 2: went on to commit another robbery then and then ultimately
Speaker 2: we have the murder of Patrick a Hanger. Yes, it
Speaker 2: wasn't the Ohio Parole Board that was responsible for monitoring.
Speaker 11: Him, and yeah, it was the state. He was under
Speaker 11: the state supervision. And again the details on exactly, you know,
Speaker 11: we're still sorting out how that was supposed to work.
Speaker 5: But he was.
Speaker 4: He served a nine year.
Speaker 11: Prison sentence, was put on supervised release, and then when
Speaker 11: he cut off his ankle monitor, they didn't really know
Speaker 11: where he was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, see that to me sounds like, you know,
Speaker 2: it's one of those things you see in movies. Issue
Speaker 2: in all points bullet and we got a dangerous guy
Speaker 2: who's cut off his ankle monitor. He's probably up to
Speaker 2: no good, given him his criminal conduct in the past.
Speaker 2: Here's a picture of him. Here's crime stopper bad guy.
Speaker 2: The week we do that every week on the Morning show.
Speaker 2: Was there a crime stopper alert out there on him?
Speaker 2: Were the police department provided with photos and information? And
Speaker 2: you know where he typically hangs out is wherever? That's
Speaker 2: it seems to me just should be the normal order
Speaker 2: of business. But if the police department's not notified about it,
Speaker 2: then they're not going to be out looking for him duh, right.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and that is these are some of the answers
Speaker 11: that Sarah Henninger and the city want to get coming
Speaker 11: out of this, And these are answers right now we
Speaker 11: just don't.
Speaker 2: Have, okay, And I know some of the reforms that
Speaker 2: Sarah Harringer was asking for. It sounded to me, based
Speaker 2: on the reporting I read the AFTAB provol was in
Speaker 2: a chord and had no objection to what she was
Speaker 2: asking for and also was desirous of bringing about some
Speaker 2: change to the system. So at least it doesn't sound
Speaker 2: like he's being an obstructionist.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 11: I mean when he met with her, it sounded like
Speaker 11: he listened to her concerns and he agreed that it
Speaker 11: was unacceptable that those were his words in the statement
Speaker 11: that he released, and vowed the work with her. And
Speaker 11: she said that she's going to be very public as
Speaker 11: she works with the city to keep everyone notified of
Speaker 11: what's happening and kind of keep the heat on to
Speaker 11: see that something happened and that there is some meaningful change.
Speaker 1: Well, it was a.
Speaker 2: Business owner and over the Ryan, I think there were
Speaker 2: residents of over the Ryan. Patrick Herringer had a gym
Speaker 2: there active in the community, by all accounts, are really
Speaker 2: terrific guy, and I can certainly understand her being devastated
Speaker 2: by this, but I think her online social media posts
Speaker 2: have been quite reasonable, and in spite of her current
Speaker 2: circumstances and her grief, I think everything that she said
Speaker 2: out loud are legitimate, you know, rather than just being
Speaker 2: vile and angry and screaming and yelling. I mean, she's
Speaker 2: asking for some very legitimate reform. So one can only
Speaker 2: pray that this tragedy does result in a more efficient system,
Speaker 2: because obviously there was some sort of breakdown here that
Speaker 2: doesn't look like it should have happened. Now, whether they
Speaker 2: would have found him or not, no one can answer
Speaker 2: that question. But if you don't know the guys out there,
Speaker 2: you're not going to be looking for him. Which that's
Speaker 2: the elephant in the room on this one. Scott pivoting over, and.
Speaker 11: The crime really has devastated the over the Rhine community.
Speaker 11: And this is one of those things. I mean, it
Speaker 11: was someone killed in their own home.
Speaker 4: You it's really.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's rightly you know, hit a nerve and
Speaker 11: caused you know, a lot of a lot of stress
Speaker 11: on the over the Ryan community.
Speaker 2: Which I think is already stressed out. One of the
Speaker 2: things that came out during this in the aftermath of
Speaker 2: this tragedy, bad optics for the city. Who tries to
Speaker 2: paint this, you know, beautiful, you know, rainbows, puppy dogs,
Speaker 2: a kind of picture of the environment in downtown CINCINNTI.
Speaker 2: Crime apparently has soared forty eight percent year over and
Speaker 2: over the Rhine alone, with regard to property crimes and
Speaker 2: break ins and car thefts and car breakings and all that.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound good, but.
Speaker 11: I do believe looking at some of the crime statistics,
Speaker 11: so I think overall, like violent crime.
Speaker 4: Is down.
Speaker 11: It doesn't necessarily mean anything, but it's sometimes hard to
Speaker 11: read the year the year data because there can be ambivalent,
Speaker 11: you know, conclusions that are drawn from it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I know, but see one of the interesting
Speaker 2: points that was made and I can't remember where I
Speaker 2: read it, but violent crime maybe down, and that would
Speaker 2: be like murders in the city overall. But if you
Speaker 2: look at different areas, different communities or different neighborhoods, like
Speaker 2: over the Rhine, that's when you find out that, in fact, no,
Speaker 2: a lot of crime is up in any given area.
Speaker 2: So the statistics tend to mask sometimes the reality of
Speaker 2: what anybody's actually dealing with on a day to day
Speaker 2: basis in the communities. So well, I'm looking for follow
Speaker 2: up reporting from Scott Wortman the whole situation with the
Speaker 2: barole board and what they actually do and how things
Speaker 2: are monitored and how they keep track of these folks
Speaker 2: that are out on bail with ankle monitors. There is
Speaker 2: a piece on aft have purval getting fined fifty dollars
Speaker 2: doesn't sound like a big slap on the wrist there
Speaker 2: with fifty bucks. What was the reason he had to
Speaker 2: pay fifty bucks for this campaign issue?
Speaker 11: Yeah, the Ohio Elections Commission, which is the one that
Speaker 11: levied the fine. I mean generally, I mean that's actually
Speaker 11: kind of a hefty fine for them, because it's generally
Speaker 11: seen as I don't know, necessarily want to say toothless,
Speaker 11: but they usually aren't like severe consequences that are handed
Speaker 11: down for violations.
Speaker 4: But it was an issue.
Speaker 11: Kurt Hartman, he's a Republican attorney, often files a lot
Speaker 11: of complaints and actions against politicis.
Speaker 1: You viewed a lot of.
Speaker 11: Election commission or election campaign finance filings, noticed that there
Speaker 11: was debt on.
Speaker 4: Have to have pureval's.
Speaker 11: Last campaign finance report that wasn't It was like six
Speaker 11: four to eight years old, and his contention was that
Speaker 11: it was eighty three thousand dollars worth of debt to
Speaker 11: three firms, a law firm and some consulting firms. His
Speaker 11: contention was, well, if it's that old, it's basically a
Speaker 11: campaign contribution and should be reported as such.
Speaker 2: So that free, basically free legal services were rendered on
Speaker 2: his part.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that was.
Speaker 11: Mister Hartman's argument. And then the Elections Commission they just ruled.
Speaker 11: They didn't really say much about it other than that
Speaker 11: it was an incomplete They said that the mayor amended
Speaker 11: the report and then just levied a fifty dollars fine basically,
Speaker 11: and that's that's what came to that.
Speaker 2: All right, did he have to pay the law firms back, Well.
Speaker 4: He's.
Speaker 16: According to a f tab Zone attorney, he's currently repaying
Speaker 16: the loans since Hartman's complaint. And so Kurt Hartman pointed
Speaker 16: that out, as you know, nothing was being done.
Speaker 1: On this until I.
Speaker 11: Raised the issue, and so yeah, that was definitely part
Speaker 11: of it.
Speaker 2: Fair Enough, there'd be some lawyers with a happy smiley
Speaker 2: face getting paid for the work that they did.
Speaker 16: All right, I know you got more attention for the
Speaker 16: fifty dollars just for it being a fifty dollars fine
Speaker 16: than anything.
Speaker 2: It is a slap on the wrist. I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't know what people expect by way of fines from
Speaker 2: the Oversight Committee, High Elections Commission, but as you illustrate,
Speaker 2: they rarely do this, So even a fifty dollars fine
Speaker 2: is a higher level than most. Clearly was a violation here,
Speaker 2: and that's what they concluded. Are pivoting over. You teamed
Speaker 2: up with Dan Horne to write an article about the
Speaker 2: CINCINNTI firefighters, and the fire department survey didn't paint a
Speaker 2: really pretty picture, did it, Scott.
Speaker 11: Now, I mean only a quarter of the firefighters responded,
Speaker 11: which I guess if you look at a lot of
Speaker 11: companies when they do those surveys, that's not necessarily unusual.
Speaker 11: But the ones that responded, no, we're not happy with
Speaker 11: their jobs. They felt like they're not being lifted into
Speaker 11: by management. They felt that the hiring practices were not fair,
Speaker 11: that the promotions were not fair. This is something the
Speaker 11: work environment at the fire department. It's been a long
Speaker 11: standing issue. The previous fire chief was.
Speaker 16: Fired for allegedly creating a hostile work environment according to
Speaker 16: the or not addressing a hostile work environment, and so
Speaker 16: this has been an issue that's been ruminating in the
Speaker 16: fire department for while.
Speaker 2: That was fire Chief Frank McKinley. According to reporting that
Speaker 2: he's fighting that allegation in his discharge.
Speaker 11: Is he no, no, no, no, Frank McKinley is the
Speaker 11: current one. Oh I'm sorry, yeah, Chief Washington, Yes, and yeah,
Speaker 11: he is currently fighting that.
Speaker 1: Correct.
Speaker 2: Who prompted this survey? Whose idea or who is behind
Speaker 2: the survey of the firefighters? Because I would really like
Speaker 2: to see one of the inst Police department because from
Speaker 2: all I've heard about that, and I have quite a
Speaker 2: few inside sources there, things aren't that good by way
Speaker 2: of morality the in St Police Department.
Speaker 11: Well, according to the city manager, this is part of
Speaker 11: an overall assessment of the department and they're going to
Speaker 11: have a report in a month or two with recommendations
Speaker 11: on how to make improvements and improve the morality the
Speaker 11: fire department. So, I mean that's something that in the
Speaker 11: next month or two we shall, hopefully we'll get more
Speaker 11: clear answers.
Speaker 2: To yeah, but it was it's your report of this.
Speaker 2: This survey was conducted by last fall by a private firm.
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering, was that at Sherry Long's initiation or
Speaker 2: was it the uh the fire department union's behest I'm
Speaker 2: just wondering who was behind the survey itself.
Speaker 11: Well, at that point, at this point, we we aren't
Speaker 11: clear because the city manager hasn't said anything beyond what
Speaker 11: we had in the story, and the report has not
Speaker 11: been released, wasn't released publicly yet we had obtained a
Speaker 11: copy of it, and uh so at this point it's
Speaker 11: not quite clear.
Speaker 2: All right, have you just thore we part company today?
Speaker 2: Scott Wharton from the Cincinnion Choir. You can find the
Speaker 2: on line at cincinny dot com. Connie Phillich released the
Speaker 2: statement yesterday that I found rather troubling personally, but it
Speaker 2: seemed to be rather unprofessional for a Hamilton County prosecutor
Speaker 2: to issue this. It's regarded that no King's nationwide dad
Speaker 2: defiance which has taken place on Saturday attacking without naming
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, but clearly directed toward Donald Trump and his administration.
Speaker 2: Did you see that by any chance.
Speaker 16: I saw some online chatter about it, but I'll be
Speaker 16: hosity I have not really delved into.
Speaker 4: That too much.
Speaker 2: Well, I was just curious if you might consider reaching
Speaker 2: out to her for an explanation, because she points out
Speaker 2: her job as to prosecute crimes she goes. But all
Speaker 2: this is against the backdrop of such unconstitutional lawless at
Speaker 2: the federal level by an incompetent, childish, selfish, uneducated jackal
Speaker 2: who threatens our very democracy every day. Even worse, he
Speaker 2: is backed up by vile humans whose acts and advice
Speaker 2: indicate that they want to destroy our democracy, and then
Speaker 2: ask people to join her on Saturday with the not
Speaker 2: Kings nationwide Native defiance image there. So it just seemed
Speaker 2: to be rather unprofessional for MI and my listeners. Standpoint,
Speaker 2: I thought might be worthy story to follow up with
Speaker 2: Connie pillach On Scott.
Speaker 11: I'll put it on the list.
Speaker 2: There you go.
Speaker 1: Hey, You're always welcome here.
Speaker 2: Appreciate you right about local stories so we can all
Speaker 2: understand what's going on in the city of Cincinnati. Scott
Speaker 2: and I'll look forward to having on again. I hope
Speaker 2: you have a wonderful balance of the week you too,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Thanks Scott. It's a twenty right
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Speaker 2: to my dear friend Jay Ratliffe, because you've heard the news.
Speaker 2: An absolute horrific tragedy in India Air India plane crash
Speaker 2: two hundred and forty two passengers on board, and I've
Speaker 2: seen the video. You can easily find the video. You
Speaker 2: have the acts of the aircraft in the air and
Speaker 2: I don't know if it was a stall situation. Jay's
Speaker 2: going to probably speculate on that what it could be.
Speaker 2: It'll be a speculation because we don't know at this point.
Speaker 2: But it was a massive explosion and it ran into
Speaker 2: medical ability described as a hostel for doctors. So the
Speaker 2: planes they reported it gave a May Day call to
Speaker 2: air traffic control. This is right after takeoff and it
Speaker 2: just didn't get airborne very well and down it went.
Speaker 2: Looked like kind of a glide downward. But oh god,
Speaker 2: it's just horrific and I can only imagine the thoughts
Speaker 2: of the people on that airline, and prayers go out
Speaker 2: to each and every one of them, nationals from India.
Speaker 2: There were United Kingdom folks on there, Canada as well
Speaker 2: as Portugal, so obviously folks are reeling from that, and
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Speaker 2: AY thirty on a Thursday. It's that time when week
Speaker 2: get the joy and pleasure talking with I heard media
Speaker 2: aviation expert Jay Ratlift sadly and I know this isn't
Speaker 2: a curve ball for you, Jay, because I'm certain you
Speaker 2: found out and heard about the plane crash in India
Speaker 2: and I saw the video and oh my god, it
Speaker 2: is just a horror show. Jay, Welcome back to the
Speaker 2: good morn of Brian.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I had a lot of really fun topics in mind
Speaker 10: for us to talk about, and that news greeted us
Speaker 10: this morning, and it you know, as with every aviation disaster,
Speaker 10: it's a situation of, okay, what do we know of anything.
Speaker 10: I've been asked throughout the morning to speculate, and obviously
Speaker 10: you can't, but you can also draw certain conclusions, and
Speaker 10: we can certainly do this with the video that's been
Speaker 10: verified as the plane crashing. Was the weather, which sometimes
Speaker 10: is a contributing cause to aviation disasters, did not appear.
Speaker 2: To be the case here right.
Speaker 10: The other thing was that the aircraft did not show
Speaker 10: any signs of outward distress, meaning it wasn't on fire.
Speaker 10: Did nothing seem to have like a bag that would
Speaker 10: have exploded from the inside or something shot at it
Speaker 10: from the outside, So the plane wasn't on fire. It
Speaker 10: seemed to be intact. No pieces of the aircraft wing
Speaker 10: or vertical stabilizers were missing, so that seemed to suggest
Speaker 10: everything was pretty much as normal. We do know the
Speaker 10: airplane took off, reached six hundred and eighty feet or so,
Speaker 10: leveled off, and then started to glide down, and the
Speaker 10: landing air was still deployed. Now normally you'll retract that
Speaker 10: right as you hit the rotation point as you take off,
Speaker 10: but the crew, you know, had their hands full here.
Speaker 10: And there's also reports that there was a may day call, Yeah,
Speaker 10: was sent out and Brian, I'll be really, really really
Speaker 10: surprised if that's accurate.
Speaker 11: Kid.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah. If you're a flight crew, the last thing
Speaker 10: you're going to do when you have moments is to
Speaker 10: stop what you're doing and communicate what's going on. Pilots
Speaker 10: are taught you aviate first and foremost, who cares? You
Speaker 10: don't tell anybody anything until you try to get a
Speaker 10: handle on the situation that's at hand. And if a
Speaker 10: flight crew took time away from the few seconds, that's
Speaker 10: really all they have of trying to solve this problem,
Speaker 10: whatever it was, to stop and communicate, that's just not
Speaker 10: the norm. And apparently they had a pretty experienced flight crew.
Speaker 10: And what's going to happen is you're going to hear
Speaker 10: so many reports of this and that that you're going
Speaker 10: to find out after the fact wasn't the case. There's
Speaker 10: eyewitness reports that you really can't take much talk in
Speaker 10: because you're gonna have two people stand by side and
Speaker 10: one will say it was flying this way and the
Speaker 10: other one says, no, it's flying that way. Because your
Speaker 10: brains just aren't wired to process the tragedy that you
Speaker 10: solve unfolding. But you know, if an airplane takes off
Speaker 10: and it has a problem with one of the engines,
Speaker 10: it continues to take off, they shut the one bad
Speaker 10: engine down, they increase power to the second, US fly around,
Speaker 10: and you come back and land. It's a very routine.
Speaker 10: What happened here apparently caused power for both engines to
Speaker 10: turn off, and that's a you know, that narrows it
Speaker 10: down bit. Now, there's no conclusions that are ever going
Speaker 10: to be drawn from just the video that we saw.
Speaker 10: Have at our disposal. Boeing officials as well as the
Speaker 10: National Transportation Safety Board as an assist agency. They won't
Speaker 10: be leading. It will arrive and they'll help with the
Speaker 10: black boxes, and once those are retrieved and analyzed, they'll
Speaker 10: be able to tell mechanically what was happening. And also
Speaker 10: the cockpit voice recorder that will provide any verbal communications
Speaker 10: were going on, or any alarms that might have been
Speaker 10: sounding at the time that could suggest what happened. But
Speaker 10: if there was ever fuel contamination, in other words, if
Speaker 10: water got in the fuel or something that contaminated the
Speaker 10: fuel enough, it could cause an engine to shut down.
Speaker 10: We've had that happen before. For it to have both
Speaker 10: engines shut down, I just don't know. I just don't know.
Speaker 10: And back to that may day call. I remember when
Speaker 10: Sulenberg and Jeff Style on the Miracle on the Hudson
Speaker 10: when they had the double bird strike. They communicated it
Speaker 10: may day, but they were twenty eight hundred feet, so
Speaker 10: they had some time to work the problem, thankfully, and
Speaker 10: it ended up very well. This crew had less than
Speaker 10: seven hundred feet and if you're at altitude, you know,
Speaker 10: thirty five thousand feet and there's a problem, an experienced
Speaker 10: flight crew can say, okay, let's work the problem. We
Speaker 10: have X amount of minutes to solve whatever's going on here.
Speaker 10: They had seconds to try it. Yeah, obviously, very very
Speaker 10: few options. And now the investigation will continue and hopefully
Speaker 10: they'll find some survivors. Oh my god, the images and
Speaker 10: the pictures and the video are just horrific, and you
Speaker 10: just pray that the people on the plane survived as
Speaker 10: well as nobody on the ground was killed. And only
Speaker 10: time will tell.
Speaker 2: Time will tell, and you can pray that there are
Speaker 2: but seeing the video and that fireball explosion and the
Speaker 2: fact that they basically flew into a building. I find
Speaker 2: it hard to believe anybody could survive.
Speaker 10: And we can later get into the specifics of the investigation. Yeah,
Speaker 10: certain things you're concerned about, but yeah, those are my
Speaker 10: initial observations.
Speaker 2: Real quick, No, pilot, am I I know you are
Speaker 2: a pilot, but it didn't look like the flaps were down.
Speaker 2: Are flaps down during takeoff to provide le nor.
Speaker 10: The flaps were not in the position that they needed
Speaker 10: to appear to be. But it was the air speed
Speaker 10: that to me was the biggest sinicare because even if
Speaker 10: you have a flap issue, the speed is going to
Speaker 10: dictate what happens.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The stall, the stall thing, right, and you know this,
Speaker 2: well a.
Speaker 10: Stall would have would have actually caused the airplane to
Speaker 10: fall out of the sky. Yeah, you're right, that was Yeah,
Speaker 10: this one, this one flew and or glided is a
Speaker 10: better term. So that's why on this And look, the
Speaker 10: Dreamliner you're talking about, seventy nine airlines around the world
Speaker 10: use it. It's been been around for fourteen years. You've
Speaker 10: had a billion passengers travel on them without any incident whatsoever,
Speaker 10: you know, as far as a crash. So there's a
Speaker 10: lot of Yeah, this is a workhorse for Boeing, and
Speaker 10: a lot of people are saying, oh, here we go
Speaker 10: with Boeing again.
Speaker 4: I'm like, we'll time out.
Speaker 10: You know, there's a lot of contributing causes that could
Speaker 10: be at play here, and we simply don't know because yeah,
Speaker 10: it was a Boeing aircraft. But you know Boeing and Airbus,
Speaker 10: ninety percent percent of any aviation access can involve one
Speaker 10: of the two, so you certainly can't draw conclusions at all.
Speaker 10: Here we go again, because that Dreamliner has a very
Speaker 10: very proven track record behind it and is an incredibly
Speaker 10: safe aircraft.
Speaker 2: I guess lucky for Boeing it wasn't a seven thirty
Speaker 2: seven Max.
Speaker 4: Well yeah, but you know.
Speaker 10: They're going to be very quickly over there to see
Speaker 10: what's going on, because you know, if it was a
Speaker 10: mechanical situation, we got to address it because we have
Speaker 10: other seven eighty sevens that are out there flying fair enough.
Speaker 2: We'll continue with Jay Ratliff after these brief words.
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Speaker 2: We've ever been in the cockpit before? Hey forty if
Speaker 2: you got CAIRCD talk station Jay rather fast, he's I
Speaker 2: heard need the aviation expert. We enjoy his company every
Speaker 2: Thursday for a few segments pivoting over away from the
Speaker 2: tragic Indian aircraft we have. It's one thing to have
Speaker 2: your flight canceled, but it's another thing to have your
Speaker 2: entire airline shut down. What's this all about, Jay, Yeah.
Speaker 10: Silver Airways may've been around, I think fourteen fifteen years.
Speaker 10: Maybe they're Florida based company. I fly into Florida as
Speaker 10: well as Caribbean and Bahama destinations. They have eight aircraft
Speaker 10: and either twenty or thirty destinations, and yesterday they ceased operations,
Speaker 10: ran out of money and told send messages to the
Speaker 10: passengers not to report to the airport. Well that's fine
Speaker 10: if you're home getting ready to go on your vacation,
Speaker 10: but quite another if you're at your vacation waiting to
Speaker 10: get home. Oh yeah yeah, So those individuals would be
Speaker 10: tasked with trying to get a hold of an airline
Speaker 10: and by a last minute one way ticket back back
Speaker 10: home because the airline that they had trusted has gone
Speaker 10: out of business. So we it's been a while since
Speaker 10: we've seen one just totally belly up like this without
Speaker 10: any advanced notice. But the good news is that the
Speaker 10: you know, the number of cities they fly or few
Speaker 10: which means the impact is going to be few, but
Speaker 10: you know not if you're one of the passengers who's
Speaker 10: going to end up being stranded at one of these,
Speaker 10: especially if you're in the Caribbean or the Bahamas and
Speaker 10: you're trying to get back.
Speaker 2: Well, and depending on how they I guess declare bankruptcy
Speaker 2: and go Chapter eleven or something, getting your money back
Speaker 2: is gonna be a little difficult from a belly up airline.
Speaker 10: Yeah, And you know, if they filed chapter eleven, as
Speaker 10: many airlines have, they keep flying, and from our side
Speaker 10: of the ticket counter, you and I've talked about it,
Speaker 10: you really you don't notice the difference if it's Spirit
Speaker 10: American when they filed chapter eleven and in other carriers.
Speaker 10: I remember when United went through it a number of
Speaker 10: years ago. It's just something that happens. And as they do,
Speaker 10: you know, they organized that they keep flying, a far
Speaker 10: cry from just kind of you know, everything coming.
Speaker 2: To a stop. Well, I guess they have assets that
Speaker 2: could be liquidated.
Speaker 10: You might get pennies on yours.
Speaker 2: That's typically the case because I'm sure if they are
Speaker 2: having this kind of financial struggles, they have a lot
Speaker 2: of creditors standing in line with their hands out for
Speaker 2: the for the what's left over, And we talk a.
Speaker 10: Lot Brandon about the the flight insurance, trip insurance, and
Speaker 10: those things come into play because I'm a big fan
Speaker 10: of that because you never know what's gonna happen, and
Speaker 10: anytime Sherry and I fly, I'll get the trip cancelation insurance,
Speaker 10: which includes a lot of different things. If things were
Speaker 10: to happen and it's a few bucks, it's it's no
Speaker 10: big deal and peace of mind, yes, And to me
Speaker 10: it's just a natural part. Plus, if you're really really
Speaker 10: good at planning your trip way in advance, as so
Speaker 10: many of our listeners are, you're getting a very big
Speaker 10: discount on your your ticket and as a result, many
Speaker 10: times you're the insurance is going to be made available,
Speaker 10: sometimes at reduced costs. But even if not, with all
Speaker 10: the money you've saved by booking early, you've got more
Speaker 10: than a month of money left over to make sure
Speaker 10: that you lock that in. And if you're buying your
Speaker 10: making your reservations as we tried to do eleven months
Speaker 10: in advance, that is very prudent to get that and
Speaker 10: I can't you know, recommend that.
Speaker 2: Enough fair enough, Well, you got another minute to show
Speaker 2: in this segment. Let's just talk real quickly about Boeing
Speaker 2: had a great month of sales, more than three hundred aircraft. Now,
Speaker 2: I guess the follow up question is, yeah, yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: sold them, but when are you going to deliver them?
Speaker 10: Well, right now they're making they're cranking out airplanes at
Speaker 10: about forty five a month, which is twice of what
Speaker 10: he did last year at this time. But look last
Speaker 10: year Boeing delivered three hundred and forty eight airplanes wow,
Speaker 10: and the whole year. So if you see them getting
Speaker 10: three hundred and three orders in a month, that's not
Speaker 10: too bad that they had three camp so it was
Speaker 10: ant of three hundred, and they've had very few months
Speaker 10: that were that good as far as a you know,
Speaker 10: kind of a blockbuster kind of month for them. But
Speaker 10: what that means is their backlog aircraft orders are now
Speaker 10: fifty nine and forty three, so they've got nearly six
Speaker 10: thousand aircraft on back order. By comparison with their friends
Speaker 10: over at Airbus, they've got I think about eight thousand,
Speaker 10: close to nine thousand on back order. So I don't
Speaker 10: care who you're buying your airplane from, it's going to
Speaker 10: be a while before you get it, which is why
Speaker 10: we've discussed many times. Airlines will say, hey, let's go
Speaker 10: buy another airline. That way we can immediately have an
Speaker 10: influx of you know, two hundred new airplane not new,
Speaker 10: but two hundred additional aircraft that we can add to
Speaker 10: the fleet that will allow us to fly in the
Speaker 10: several cities that we just can't now because we don't
Speaker 10: have the number of airplanes to do it.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, and you know, if you're buying millions
Speaker 2: of dollars worth of aircraft, and every one of these
Speaker 2: things is a heap lot of money, the terms of
Speaker 2: conditions and the delivery date prospects or anticipated delivered date
Speaker 2: is certainly something they're going to discuss, so they know
Speaker 2: in advance about when the aircraft's going to show off
Speaker 2: or at least some rough estimates it is.
Speaker 10: And look, a lot of these are incredibly fuel efficient airplanes,
Speaker 10: and it's a lot of the planes that they are
Speaker 10: ordering are to replace some of the planes that are
Speaker 10: older in their fleet. So the thought is, look, let's
Speaker 10: get this newer aircraft in so that we can a
Speaker 10: save money on fuel but provide a better line of
Speaker 10: service for our customers. I'd love to think that's a
Speaker 10: primary consideration. It's not, and many times it's because you
Speaker 10: can accommodate more passengers on the newer aircraft than you
Speaker 10: can be old. So now there's a lot of incentives
Speaker 10: for getting the new airplanes, and you know they can't
Speaker 10: get them fast enough.
Speaker 2: Let's pause, bring Jay right, look back. Talk about airlines
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Speaker 2: high excuse me that to sixty eight overnight with clouds, clouds,
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Speaker 2: sixty eight for the low. Finally, for Saturday, cloudy with
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Speaker 2: A fifty hear fifty five kr CD talk station. Demand
Speaker 2: and demand, most notably on days like today. And we
Speaker 2: have that tragedy in India with the airline crash. But
Speaker 2: Jay Ratliffe, what is with airlines selling our personal and
Speaker 2: travel information to whom and why?
Speaker 10: Well, the airlines have an organization or come entity. They
Speaker 10: own the Airline Reporting Corporation. It's owned in essence by
Speaker 10: several large airlines. It does a lot of things from
Speaker 10: an accounting standpoint and other things for the airline industry.
Speaker 10: But it's been found out that the ARC, the Airline
Speaker 10: Reporting Corporation, is selling light information personal data on passengers
Speaker 10: to the Customs and Border Protection Agency. So the thought is,
Speaker 10: why are airlines selling this information to a government entity
Speaker 10: in not keeping that information private. The response was that,
Speaker 10: you know, we're going to support federal, state, and local
Speaker 10: law enforcement agencies if they're trying to identify persons of interest.
Speaker 10: But the airlines have not been, shall we say, fully
Speaker 10: you know, forthcoming with regards to what they're doing. But
Speaker 10: you know, when I look at it, it's the itinerary,
Speaker 10: it's the payment details that are being made available. And
Speaker 10: I mean, the government has that kind of information anyway,
Speaker 10: So I don't feel as though it's a betrayal on
Speaker 10: my part if my light information or whatever is provided
Speaker 10: to a government agency for the I guess, the sake
Speaker 10: of law enforcement. But you know, your libertarian side of things,
Speaker 10: you might look at that and say, hey, look, you know,
Speaker 10: is this something that we can look at? Does a
Speaker 10: Bobby And that was going to be a question I
Speaker 10: had for you, because I look at this as something
Speaker 10: that's not necessarily that big of a deal because the
Speaker 10: government already has access to a lot of this. I
Speaker 10: think the thought is we're trying to find in a
Speaker 10: timely fashion where somebody we're looking for might happen to
Speaker 10: be traveling to.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Very mixed emotions on these kind of things, Jay, I
Speaker 2: really do, because I don't like, you know, government accumulation
Speaker 2: of information. I mean, it's always there or we're just
Speaker 2: trying to protect you. We're just trying to protect you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Well that's what the NSA says, and they vacuum up
Speaker 2: literally every communication we make in the world. And you
Speaker 2: know how good are they at produced at predicting future crimes?
Speaker 2: And the usually are just like, oh yeah, we got
Speaker 2: a file on that guy after the crime has been committed,
Speaker 2: so you know what I mean, it's like we gotta
Speaker 2: reminds me always that movie Casablanca. We have a complete
Speaker 2: dossier on you, you know. All right, great, thanks, so
Speaker 2: my eyes Yeah yeah, all right. Well we typically I don't.
Speaker 10: Trust airlines in the you know, am I trust for
Speaker 10: the government. Well that probably goes without saying, but it's just,
Speaker 10: you know, the irony is the government asked the airlines
Speaker 10: for information such as this during the pandemic, and the
Speaker 10: airline said, no, we will not provide it because we
Speaker 10: don't have the personnel. So I guess when it was
Speaker 10: requested during a time of crisis with the pandemic, thinking
Speaker 10: if somebody had got COVID, we need to find out
Speaker 10: where they've been. That kind of stuff isn't important enough.
Speaker 10: But now the airlines are okay and selling that same
Speaker 10: information to another government agency. It just yeah, really yeah,
Speaker 10: come on.
Speaker 2: And selling it, you know, profit motive, right, that's it.
Speaker 2: We always then unhubbed delays, jay rightlift. What's it look
Speaker 2: like out there today for air travel?
Speaker 10: You don't want to be in Texas, Houston and Dallas
Speaker 10: getting absolutely hammered with some inclement weather, a lot of rain,
Speaker 10: a lot of wind, a lot of delayed, a lot
Speaker 10: of canceled flights. So if you're flying connecting on through
Speaker 10: Houston on United you might get a hold of them
Speaker 10: just to see what options you might have available to you.
Speaker 10: If you're going through Dallas US on American, do the
Speaker 10: exact same thing, because that's primarily where the headaches today are.
Speaker 1: Going to be.
Speaker 10: With the rest of the country being pretty good shape.
Speaker 2: I imagine you're heading off to your next phone call
Speaker 2: to talk about the air disaster.
Speaker 1: Jaybisies, Hey, I'm.
Speaker 10: Actually trying to save my voice. I've had a cold
Speaker 10: all week talk until about Wednesday, so I was trying
Speaker 10: to make sure that I had enough batteries juice to
Speaker 10: make sure that we were going to be good for this.
Speaker 10: I'm glad, yeah, but no, it's as time allows I
Speaker 10: do it. But you know, this is the important one
Speaker 10: of the week. I always enjoy our conversation.
Speaker 2: That's so kind of you, Jay, and I thoroughly enjoy
Speaker 2: our conversations. I do, and I know you to be
Speaker 2: a great man with a better half. So God bless you, sir.
Speaker 2: We'll talk next Thursday, and I hope your health improves quickly.
Speaker 10: I'm on the men so they we're headed in the
Speaker 10: right direction, brother.
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