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Speaker 4: It is woohoo for Friday and thank god it's Friday. Oh,
Speaker 4: let us see what is going on today? Well, we
Speaker 4: of course got Tech Friday with Dave Hatter. Always enjoyed
Speaker 4: that segment, very informative. Today we'll be talking about a
Speaker 4: new Microsoft program that can deep fake someone with one
Speaker 4: single photo and one single audio track. Deep fakes getting
Speaker 4: worse and worse, which means better and better. They're be
Speaker 4: getting better making deep fakes, and more technology gets rolled out,
Speaker 4: the more likeliness someone's gonna fake you, or at least
Speaker 4: and make an effort to do it. We'll see if
Speaker 4: he's got any solutions to get out of that problem.
Speaker 4: I tend to doubt it. Local woman got scammed out
Speaker 4: of ten thousand dollars. And finally, third topic, social media
Speaker 4: companies have engaged in spying of users due to lax safeguards.
Speaker 4: Of course, that's a regular theme for the Tech Friday
Speaker 4: segment here on the fifty five KRSE Morning Show seven
Speaker 4: oh five with bring him account from Hudsondence too. Just
Speaker 4: got back from Europe where he delivered a large presentation
Speaker 4: in Hungary. We'll get the details from Brigham on that
Speaker 4: at seven oh five. Fast forward to eight oh five
Speaker 4: Tim Rivers, the author of American Goolag. We've talked with
Speaker 4: Tim Rivers before on the Morning Show and about that book.
Speaker 4: We're get get an update since we had him on
Speaker 4: last and that was in January. So there's your rundown
Speaker 4: for today. I always enjoy hearing from you. Five one three,
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Speaker 4: Quite sure where to start this morning, Let's go obviously,
Speaker 4: the hurricane, although making the news some pretty significant damage.
Speaker 4: Kind of waiting for the lights to come on this
Speaker 4: morning in Florida to see how large the damage was
Speaker 4: cat for it was described as being cat too as
Speaker 4: it entered the state of Georgia. And they're really kind
Speaker 4: of concerned for the folks in Atlanta dealing with hurricane
Speaker 4: force winds, which is an unusual kind of thing. So
Speaker 4: prayer's thoughts for everybody or our friends to the south,
Speaker 4: and of course we're at least going to get the
Speaker 4: benefit of the rain from the hurricane and enjoy it
Speaker 4: because we certainly needed the rain. Whether it's going to
Speaker 4: ruin your weekend plans or not. Speaking of weekend plans,
Speaker 4: I hope you can make it. We're going to be
Speaker 4: at the Claremont County Airport tomorrow for the Claremont County
Speaker 4: Republican Club Flapjack event proceeds benefiting the Clarmont County Republican Party.
Speaker 4: Got some great speakers, including a lucky man. I am
Speaker 4: Morgan Ortegas the American television commentator, fin Angel analyst, political advisor,
Speaker 4: and the person who serves as a spokesperson for the
Speaker 4: US Department of State during the Trump administration. It's also
Speaker 4: a founder of Polaris, a national security co chair of
Speaker 4: the Woman's Democracy Network, International Republican Institute, and remember the
Speaker 4: board of advisors for the China Center at the Hudson Institute.
Speaker 4: So I'm facilitating. I get to be there and just
Speaker 4: introduce people. Get some noted and notables going to be there,
Speaker 4: including Congress from Winstrop, Alex Channata Filo, ag Yost Megan Shanahan,
Speaker 4: who's nominee for the Supreme Court, pay attention to your
Speaker 4: judicial races. Daniel Hawkins, also for the Supreme Court, and
Speaker 4: Secretary of State Frank LeRose So got sausage, orange juice, Flapjacks, coffee, Mimosas,
Speaker 4: and Bloody Mary's will also be available. Tickets are inexpensive.
Speaker 4: It is serve a good cause. The Clermont County Republican
Speaker 4: Party Solid Red Claremont County forty bucks a ticket. You
Speaker 4: can just go to gop Claremont dot org and a
Speaker 4: little click you over to the event bright site where
Speaker 4: the tickets can be bought. I hope to see you
Speaker 4: tomorrow morning at nine am again Claremont County Airport. Thanks
Speaker 4: to the Claremont County Republican Party for inviting me to that.
Speaker 4: I'm looking forward to seeing everybody. So what else is
Speaker 4: going on in the wild wide world of sports? Just
Speaker 4: don't know where I want to start? How about here
Speaker 4: since it's Tech Friday now. First off, there's been a
Speaker 4: warning issued. Car dealerships are expecting to well have a
Speaker 4: real problem because of the port strike. International Longshoreman's Association
Speaker 4: is negotiating on behalf of it's forty five thousand or
Speaker 4: so dock workers at three dozen US ports between Maine
Speaker 4: and Texas, which handles around half of our entire country's
Speaker 4: seaborn imports, and they say they're prepared for a strike
Speaker 4: and they don't have a new contract by October first.
Speaker 4: So the ripple effect is get your car repaired now
Speaker 4: while there are still inventory for parts, because if the
Speaker 4: ports get shut down, that's just one small segment of
Speaker 4: an entire well half of our seaboard imports are going
Speaker 4: to be shut down, presumably, and it includes car parts.
Speaker 4: Just I'm guessing there's going to be a longer list
Speaker 4: of things that will be impacted by this. But it
Speaker 4: kind of since it's tech Friday had reminded me that
Speaker 4: I had this story that I forgot to get to
Speaker 4: earlier in the week. We are here in the United
Speaker 4: States proposing and the White House announced this on September
Speaker 4: twenty third, a proposed ban on connected vehicle technologies that
Speaker 4: connect with countries of concern. That's what the countries of
Speaker 4: concern think of China, for example, and that's predominantly what
Speaker 4: this concern is all about, that a foreign adversary could
Speaker 4: remotely control these vehicles and use them for surveillance purposes
Speaker 4: and data collection. Commerce Department apparently found that location technologies
Speaker 4: can be used to capture information about or disrupt critical infrastructure.
Speaker 4: According to a Commerce secretary at GENA Riomando at a
Speaker 4: press briefing September twenty third, when foreign aras adversaries build
Speaker 4: software to make a vehicle that means that it can
Speaker 4: be used for surveillance, it can be remotely controlled, which
Speaker 4: threatens the privacy and safety of Americans on the road.
Speaker 4: In an extreme situation, a foreign adversary could shut down
Speaker 4: or take control of all their vehicles operating in the
Speaker 4: United States all at the same time, causing crashes and
Speaker 4: blocking roads. Yeah, I'd say that's a big concern, Sloman said.
Speaker 4: With potentially millions of vehicles on the road, each with
Speaker 4: ten to fifteen year life spans, the risk of disruption
Speaker 4: and sabotage increases dramatically. Of course, we know, because we've
Speaker 4: heard it time and time again. The United States considers
Speaker 4: the Chinese Communist Party our top security threat. They're the
Speaker 4: ones making all the stuff that goes into the technology
Speaker 4: in these new vehicles. Commis Department identified particular Chinese and
Speaker 4: Russian technologies also Russia, that they pose a particularly acute threat.
Speaker 4: They're currently working on a rule to ban the import
Speaker 4: or sale of cars with in their words, systems designed
Speaker 4: and develop manufacturers supplied by entities with a sufficient nexus
Speaker 4: to the People's Republic of China or Russia. The rule,
Speaker 4: if the rule is finalized, this is one of those
Speaker 4: things why this represents a massive security threat. There's some
Speaker 4: swirling speculation as to whether the rule is going to
Speaker 4: be finalized or not. Anyway, they say if it's finalized,
Speaker 4: as they hrumph over the problem, the software band would
Speaker 4: take effect for cars with a model year of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty seven. The hardware prohibitions would take effect for model
Speaker 4: year twenty thirty. Kicking the can down the road a
Speaker 4: little bit on this very very eerie and frightening technological ability,
Speaker 4: and I thought this was an odd fact. Car manufacturers
Speaker 4: apparently told the Bureau that they do not know often
Speaker 4: the source of specific components and pliers. They claim this
Speaker 4: delayed implementation schedule that just referenced twenty to thirty is
Speaker 4: meant to give manufacturers time to do due diligence. You
Speaker 4: need that many years to do due diligence that six
Speaker 4: years court to Liz Cannon, head of the Commerce Department's
Speaker 4: Information and Communication Technology Office, we anticipate at this point
Speaker 4: that any vehicle that is manufactured in China and sold
Speaker 4: in the United States States would fall within the prohibitions.
Speaker 4: In other words, it will be a ban on Chinese vehicles,
Speaker 4: given that they are pack full of technology that regularly
Speaker 4: communicates lots of information over to some watchers in China. Now,
Speaker 4: in spite of the fact that China doesn't import very
Speaker 4: many cars here in the United States, it's the parts
Speaker 4: that are the problem. Coalition for Reimagined Mobility, which includes
Speaker 4: industry executives and private and public sector leaders in technology,
Speaker 4: wrote a letter to the Commerce Department saying that Chinese
Speaker 4: suppliers dominate the production of many essential components. It sounds
Speaker 4: like we're talking about electric vehicle components like batteries. An
Speaker 4: American light OAR company called Ouster Light Detection and Ranging
Speaker 4: Company light our sensors, basically network devices, capture and transmit
Speaker 4: continuous streams of data, typically ranging from one hundred to
Speaker 4: one thousand megabytes per second. That data transmitted via ethernet
Speaker 4: ports with a system or device which is often connected
Speaker 4: to the Internet. In other words, going to the Chinese
Speaker 4: Communist Party. Apparently, Chinese companies make light our components in
Speaker 4: a lot less than the well those that aren't manufactured
Speaker 4: in China. This Alster company to the products of the
Speaker 4: Chinese company is still an average of six hundred to
Speaker 4: eight hundred dollars per piece versus eight hundred to one
Speaker 4: thousand dollars from non Chinese suppliers. A separate group, Yule
Speaker 4: Group Technology market analyst, reports that Chinese light arm manufacturers
Speaker 4: control drum roll seventy three percent of the market, and
Speaker 4: that was twenty twenty two, and I can only imagine
Speaker 4: that the share of the market dominated by the Chinese
Speaker 4: has gone up since then, given that they have a
Speaker 4: price advantage, enslave labor, and no environmental rules or regulations
Speaker 4: or restrictions, and no environmental litigation. They just want something made,
Speaker 4: They make it, and there can be made it for
Speaker 4: a lot less money. This is why people end up
Speaker 4: gravitating over towards Chinese stuff. Understand economics, but it comes
Speaker 4: at a cost, and that cost is scary in the
Speaker 4: sense that the data alone is being gathered up. And
Speaker 4: they said that this scanning data with these light ar technologies,
Speaker 4: can you know, scan an area and provide very specific
Speaker 4: details down to the millimeter. So anyhow it's going on,
Speaker 4: got to be aware of it and just got to
Speaker 4: wonder why are elected officials with this kind of challenge
Speaker 4: and this kind of concern and it's a major one
Speaker 4: can't act with a little bit more speed five sixteen
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Speaker 4: Five twenty on a Friday, an happy one for you.
Speaker 4: I got a little shot for going on this morning
Speaker 4: and yesterday read there was moving away from China dominating
Speaker 4: the auto parts industry and spying on us with our automobiles.
Speaker 4: China's newest nuclear powered attack submarine sank apparently happened in spring,
Speaker 4: and it's just now being widely reported. The Chinese, of course,
Speaker 4: are denying anything happened, but nope, they're trying to do
Speaker 4: a cover up. Happened in a shipyard near Wuhan in
Speaker 4: late May early June. The US does not know if
Speaker 4: the sub was carrying nuclear fuel at the time it's sang,
Speaker 4: but experts outside the United States say, well, it was likely.
Speaker 4: Apparently Beijing had forty eight diesel power a tax subs,
Speaker 4: six nuclear power tax subs at the end of twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two, and it's busily trying to build up its
Speaker 4: navy and significant significant ways, of course, in anticipation of
Speaker 4: the invasion of Taiwan. When's that going to happen comes
Speaker 4: more of a question than if it's going to happen,
Speaker 4: of course, to South China Sea constant date of turmoil
Speaker 4: with the Chinese claims of rights over that particular area.
Speaker 4: They need a big navy to do that. The sub
Speaker 4: was part of that rebuilding effort new attack submarines. The
Speaker 4: Zu class vessel that sank apparently the first of a
Speaker 4: new class of Chinese nuclear powered subs.
Speaker 5: They say it.
Speaker 4: Features a distinctive X shape stern, which apparently makes the
Speaker 4: vessel more maneuverable. At least that was the expectation, but
Speaker 4: the thing sank, so I don't know if they'll be
Speaker 4: doing any testing in the near term. Sub was built
Speaker 4: by China State Shipbuilding Corporation, state owned, of course. It
Speaker 4: was seen alongside a pier on the Yangze River in
Speaker 4: May while was going it's final equipping before heading out
Speaker 4: the sea, and then I guess satellite footage shows just
Speaker 4: basically a bunch of cranes showing up in the area,
Speaker 4: and well, you try to salvage the submarine which sunk.
Speaker 4: According to United States senior defense officials, it's not surprising
Speaker 4: that PLA Navy would try to conceal the fact that
Speaker 4: their new first in class nuclear power attacks su sank
Speaker 4: peer side. In addition to the obvious questions about training
Speaker 4: standards equipment quality, the incident raises deeper questions about PLA's
Speaker 4: internal accountability and oversight of China's defense industry, which has
Speaker 4: long been plugged by corruption, made me smile. It's nice
Speaker 4: to know that Chinese have to deal with corruption also
Speaker 4: human phenomenon. Now they say American officials haven't detected any
Speaker 4: indication that the Chinese are sampling water or looking for contamination,
Speaker 4: But then again they're pretty close to that about talking
Speaker 4: about such things. But a little embarrassing, and of course
Speaker 4: it doesn't bother me that it happened, But like I said,
Speaker 4: provided me with it's just a scoche of schadenfreude. The
Speaker 4: other day when I about that as a segue into
Speaker 4: local stories. Just a real big red flag warning here.
Speaker 4: And we've all been talking about this for such a
Speaker 4: long time, the idea that if you're buying any drugs
Speaker 4: off the street, you are really putting your life in
Speaker 4: jeopardy given the fentanyl problem, and that the idea that
Speaker 4: there's so much ventyl out there that's showing up in
Speaker 4: literally every form of drug, and these counterfeit drugs that
Speaker 4: are out there are truly deadly. The Hamilton County Addiction
Speaker 4: Response Coalition just issued a public alert because there's been
Speaker 4: an abnormal increase in overdoses over the past week between
Speaker 4: in one week September twentieth and twenty six, they're four
Speaker 4: to ten suspected overdose death. They're waiting for toxic toxicology confirmation.
Speaker 4: I understand that they say the county has also seen
Speaker 4: to jump in the number of overdose related nine to
Speaker 4: one one calls. So increase overdose death likely related to
Speaker 4: people unknowingly consuming fentanyl laced substances or failing to use
Speaker 4: well narcam. You're supposed to have narcan around if you're
Speaker 4: a drug addict. At the narcan that's a society's solution
Speaker 4: to your drug addiction. I strongly would encourage you to
Speaker 4: see counseling, but having that there might prevent your death.
Speaker 4: But in the broader scheme of things, and I bring
Speaker 4: this up regularly because it's incumbent upon all of us
Speaker 4: to explain to the young people of the world something
Speaker 4: that they may not be familiar with. They do share
Speaker 4: their drugs and adderalls literally everywhere. It's sort of like
Speaker 4: a speed thing, focus clarity, help you study whatever, keep
Speaker 4: you awake during class, or keep you up at night
Speaker 4: so you can play video games all night. That is
Speaker 4: shared widely among young people because there's so many prescriptions
Speaker 4: out there. How there's so many prescriptions out there. They
Speaker 4: had an Adderall shortage for a while. I'm not sure
Speaker 4: if that's been overcome. So the drug dealers know this.
Speaker 4: They manufacture pills that look exactly like prescription adderall and
Speaker 4: send them out of the street causing wild death. So
Speaker 4: please spread the word on that. And it's not just Adderall,
Speaker 4: it's just my favorite one of choice because I know
Speaker 4: how popular that apparently is among young people. So be
Speaker 4: safe out there, stick around. Local stories coming up. Then
Speaker 4: we'll do a stack as stupid. I would love to
Speaker 4: hear from you if you've got some to say or
Speaker 4: a topic you want to talk about. And then of
Speaker 4: course coming up at six point thirty Tech Friday with Dave.
Speaker 6: Hatter, be right back fifty five krs.
Speaker 4: All right, here's your nine first warning. Well, the forecast
Speaker 4: high wind advisory starting at noon today, so we got rain,
Speaker 4: it'll be heavier later this afternoon, high winds. Expect some damage.
Speaker 4: They're warning everybody about that. Seventy one for the high
Speaker 4: sixty four overnight winds will slow down. It will have
Speaker 4: spotty shower overcast with continued showers tomorrow. High of seventy
Speaker 4: spotty overnight showers that showers that is sixty two for
Speaker 4: the low, and then on Sunday we have a showers,
Speaker 4: likely thunderstorms, possible seventy one for the high sixty nine degrees.
Speaker 4: Right now, if you have kc DE talk station, it
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Speaker 4: went to the empower Use seminar last night, Jeff Cease
Speaker 4: and others. Anyway, over to local stories, remnants of Hurbricane
Speaker 4: Helen hitting the Tri State today. Duke Energy is saying, hey,
Speaker 4: keep your eyes peeled and be prepared for possible power outages.
Speaker 4: They say, I have customers in the Big Ben section
Speaker 4: of Florida where cat Ford is expected to make more
Speaker 4: the catfoe actually did make landfall, and then I know
Speaker 4: there's I think it was reportedly north of a million
Speaker 4: people without power in Florida, so they're warning about that,
Speaker 4: Jeff Brooks, spokesperson for Duke Energy. Even though we trim
Speaker 4: year round, we do that so we can reduce the
Speaker 4: number of averages that we experienced. When we t talk
Speaker 4: about a tree that's seventy to eighty feet high, you
Speaker 4: get enough win and the right conditions that thing can
Speaker 4: fall from even across the street. So he said, there
Speaker 4: are a couple of one hundred line and tree workers
Speaker 4: headed to the Gulf Coast to help out down in Florida.
Speaker 4: The vast majority of the company resources, however, remain here
Speaker 4: in the Tri States, thankfully, he said. It takes an
Speaker 4: electric army, unfortunately, as big a utility, that's what we've got.
Speaker 4: We put everybody into play and make sure we can
Speaker 4: restore power as quickly and safely as possible. He i
Speaker 4: pointed out line workers can out work in winds over
Speaker 4: twenty nine miles per hour, so if the gusts are high,
Speaker 4: it may take a little while to restore the power
Speaker 4: until the wind calms down, So just be prepared and
Speaker 4: check your power outage map. What else have we got
Speaker 4: going on in the Cincinnati area Hamilton County grand jury
Speaker 4: indicted Kie Kyle Riley connection with the Junis sold outside
Speaker 4: the Montgomery and Boathouse. Raley's been charged with one kind
Speaker 4: of filonia societ felling of the second degree, two counts
Speaker 4: of aggravated assault and following in the fourth degree, and
Speaker 4: according to the grand jury release yesterday afternoon, He's the
Speaker 4: son of a WCPO Channel nine chief meteorologist, Steve Raley,
Speaker 4: apparently who was there at the time of the assault.
Speaker 4: Salt charges come after officers were called to the scene
Speaker 4: for fighting following a motor vehicle accident and argument described
Speaker 4: as heated in the parking lot of the Riverside Drive
Speaker 4: restaurant June twenty second, after nine pm. Seventy nine year
Speaker 4: old Doug Morrow, seventy six year old Lewis Morrow, and
Speaker 4: Troy Morrow, forty all hurt. According to the documents, Kyle
Speaker 4: Rowley was under the influence of sudden passion or in
Speaker 4: a sudden fit of rage that's in quotes when he
Speaker 4: used deadly force in the assaults of Lewis and Douglas Morrow.
Speaker 4: Also indict in connection with the incident, Troy Morrow, I
Speaker 4: mentioned forty years old He's charged with one kind of menacing,
Speaker 4: a fourth green misdemeanor for causing Steve Raley to believe
Speaker 4: that the defendant would cause fit physical harm to him.
Speaker 4: Police report of the incident heavily redacted no specifics about
Speaker 4: the nature of the injuries, but family of the victims
Speaker 4: say Doug Marrow was knocked unconscious and suffered a concussion concussion.
Speaker 4: Lois Morrow hospitalized the concussion fractured skull, brain bleed, and
Speaker 4: a cut that required staples in the back of her
Speaker 4: head and a lens detached from her eye. Geez Louise
Speaker 4: incident report reads suspect approach Victim one, striking him with
Speaker 4: the closed fist in the head and knock him to
Speaker 4: the ground. Victim number two and three attempting to aid
Speaker 4: Victim one, struck and shoved to the ground by the suspect.
Speaker 4: Daughter of the injured couple posted a video of the
Speaker 4: incident to Facebook. You can hear argument off Canberra, followed
Speaker 4: by the escalation of shouting on what appears to the
Speaker 4: physical contact between multiple people, but does not show any
Speaker 4: clear cut of salt according to the reports. Anyhow, Merlin Shiverdecker,
Speaker 4: the Raleigh family attorney, released the statement I love Merlin.
Speaker 4: He is a brilliant man. I used to work for Merlin,
Speaker 4: so it's policed to see he's still out there practicing
Speaker 4: law to some degree. Hey, we're disappointed in the grand
Speaker 4: jury's findings and reverences to Kyle. It should be remembered
Speaker 4: that these are only allegations. Kyle was presumed innocent. The
Speaker 4: grand jury did accuse Troy Morrow of being the instigator
Speaker 4: of the incident. We intend to vigorously defend these accusations
Speaker 4: in court and not in the media. Good to hear
Speaker 4: from Merlin. I hope you're well out there, Merlin. One
Speaker 4: passenger killed a driver hurt in a crash of West
Speaker 4: Price Hill happened late Wednesday. According to the cincint Police,
Speaker 4: impairment and excessive speed are being investigated as contributing factors
Speaker 4: to the crash. Eighteen year old driver of a twenty
Speaker 4: sixteen Chevy Equinox struck an unoccupied dump truck, barked in
Speaker 4: the curb, lame in the four thousand Loacha West eighth
Speaker 4: driver taken to hospital with serious injuries, taking up to
Speaker 4: UC Medical Center. A mail passenger pronounced dead at the scene.
Speaker 4: Both were wearing seat Belts Police are looking for witnesses.
Speaker 4: If you have any information about the crash you witnessed it,
Speaker 4: please call this Insint Police Department's traffic unit that number
Speaker 4: five one three three five two twenty five fourteen. Five
Speaker 4: one three three five two twenty five fourteen. Stick around again.
Speaker 4: Do a stack of stupid coming up? Keep my fingers
Speaker 4: crossed to dive on into some funny ones, I said,
Speaker 4: I do see the top story there involve somebody naked
Speaker 4: as this tradition. Thank you, just trecker duck go away,
Speaker 4: be right back fifty five the talk station. Don't let
Speaker 4: game bet five point thirty nine on a Friday, of course,
Speaker 4: the answer is yes. Five one three, seven fifty five hundred,
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Speaker 4: NC phones. Happy Friday, go stack of stupid here. We're
Speaker 4: enjoy hearing from you, And I did hear from my
Speaker 4: submariner friend Mike aka Cribbage Mic, offering us condolence to
Speaker 4: the Chinese submariners and their families, but another example of
Speaker 4: how unforgiving the mighty Ocean is. And hundreds of feet
Speaker 4: below the service, he said, our saless procedures and hardware
Speaker 4: are light years out of the Chinese and Russians. I
Speaker 4: witnessed first hand these shoddy examples of the Russian fleet
Speaker 4: at the height of the Cold War. Both are still
Speaker 4: a formidable threat due to their vast numbers of ships
Speaker 4: and personnel. He says, though our latest class of Virginia
Speaker 4: class submarines implemented the X design stern for great reneuverability
Speaker 4: and higher speeds. Gee, I wonder how the Chinese obtained
Speaker 4: that technology. Excellent point cribbage mic. Probably via hacking into
Speaker 4: our computer resources and stealing our sensitive data. That's my bet.
Speaker 4: Over to the stack of stupid. Start with the naked guy,
Speaker 4: as is tradition. There you go. Good to Saint Charles Paris, Louisiana,
Speaker 4: A dressed hand man admitted for psychiatric evaluation after crashing
Speaker 4: and flipping over a truck injuring a driver. Saint Charles
Speaker 4: Parish Sheriff's officer reporting the deputies took twenty four year
Speaker 4: old Elogio Diaz in a custody after he was seen
Speaker 4: naked walking around a wind Dixie parking lot seven pm
Speaker 4: on Wednesday. Surveillance VIDY from a nearby business business captured
Speaker 4: the crash. Diaz banged on the car he was driving
Speaker 4: before got in it, drove around erratically, and then slammed
Speaker 4: into the truck, causing it to flip over. Cording to
Speaker 4: the police, deputy spoke with the driver of the truck,
Speaker 4: who was advised he was trying to just exit the
Speaker 4: parking lot when he got hit on the passenger side
Speaker 4: by this insane guy. Driver suffered injury to his hand
Speaker 4: climbing out of a broken rear window. They say the
Speaker 4: video reflects that the car crash was an intentional act,
Speaker 4: not accidental. Cord to the Sheriff's office, due to he
Speaker 4: as erratic behavior and demeanor, he was assessed by EMS
Speaker 4: and transport to the Saint Charles High Hospital. At that time,
Speaker 4: he was admitted for psychiatric evaluation. They got a search
Speaker 4: warrant for his blood and urine after the accident because
Speaker 4: it appeared as though he was impaired. He will be
Speaker 4: arrested on an outstanding arrest warrant for charges related to DWY,
Speaker 4: aggravated battery, aggravated criminal damage to property once he is
Speaker 4: released from the hospital. What do people feel they need
Speaker 4: to take their clothes off? Sixty six year old paw
Speaker 4: tocket Man, speaking of which arrested Wednesday after approaching women
Speaker 4: on the Blackstone River bikeway while fully nude. This court
Speaker 4: of don't know Cumberland Police reporting on this. The Cumberland
Speaker 4: Police and others converge on the bike path Wednesday morning
Speaker 4: after getting a call about an older white guy approaching
Speaker 4: female walkers while fully nude. That according to police Chief
Speaker 4: Matthew Benson Indie press release, police found the suspect identified
Speaker 4: by the caller being in charge of the Nisian exposure
Speaker 4: disorderly conduct and would.
Speaker 7: Get deliberate penalties so we could get into the penalty
Speaker 7: box all by himself.
Speaker 4: Actually worst Joe to possession of child pornography. Police think
Speaker 4: this guy was involved in several similar incidents in Cumberland
Speaker 4: Lincoln and ask anybody who might have been victimized to
Speaker 4: get in touch with him. That's thank you, Joe. Let's
Speaker 4: see about this one. British swingers preparing and getting ready
Speaker 4: for a Robin Hood themed treasure hunt in Nottingham, the
Speaker 4: legendary Outlaws home city. These swingers event dubbed the Great
Speaker 4: Throbbing Hood Hunt. I can't believe I just read that.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 4: It'll be followed by what is described as a steamy
Speaker 4: celebration near Sherwood Forest. Tickets for swingers that are interested
Speaker 4: in going priced at forty pounds to secure a spot.
Speaker 4: Standard tickets will set couples back ten pounds, and single
Speaker 4: participants can join for as little as five Joe, you
Speaker 4: think people might be confused between like pounds weight versus
Speaker 4: pounds money. We're referring to the latter. Joe wants me
Speaker 4: to clarify participants encourage that Don Robin Hood inspired at
Speaker 4: tire for the hunt, with more reserved attendees opting for
Speaker 4: casual wear. After the hunt, swingers are reconvened at a
Speaker 4: risk a social before heading out for clod night. Out
Speaker 4: of the clubs, October fifth, got still got time to
Speaker 4: sign up folks. The Purple Mamba Club, described as a
Speaker 4: member's only swingers club, started a party at nine pm
Speaker 4: after the day's activities. Evening stress code smart clubwear or
Speaker 4: more daring throbbing Throbbing Hood inspired costumes, according to the
Speaker 4: club announcement, joined forces with other members to hunt for
Speaker 4: clues to discover Throbbing Hood's secret treasures across Nottingham from
Speaker 4: four pm, which teams will win race across Nottingham to
Speaker 4: solve clues before regrouping for a live social from seven pm,
Speaker 4: followed by a memorable club night from nine pm. A
Speaker 4: great fun social followed by a club night with live
Speaker 4: music from the amazing Pancake Boy and mishappen. No, this
Speaker 4: is not a p didty party. Joe five car se
Speaker 4: tukstation more Steck has stupid coming up. Calls are welcome
Speaker 4: and of course looking very much forward to six thirty
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Speaker 4: It's Friday. Yay Tima County Flapjack Breakfast tomorrow nine am.
Speaker 4: Hope to see you there. Lots of politicians, lots of
Speaker 4: great people. Clarmont County Republican Party is a great organization,
Speaker 4: so I'm hoping to see you there. I'm going to
Speaker 4: be facilitating that little event at the Claremont County Airport
Speaker 4: former New Fairfield. This is Danbury, this is Believe, Britain.
Speaker 4: New Fairfield Middle School cafeteria eight accused of sexually assaulting
Speaker 4: a student. Going to be spending the next two and
Speaker 4: a half years behind bars after a plea agreement. Andy
Speaker 4: Rossafort sentenced at a State Superior Court in Danbury to
Speaker 4: twenty years in prison, suspended after thirty months, followed by
Speaker 4: ten years probation of depleting. Guilty to second degree assault
Speaker 4: and risk of injury to a minor. Thirty three year
Speaker 4: old appeared in court thirty three. She knew what was
Speaker 4: coming when she showed up, phrasing I was waiting for that.
Speaker 4: Charges against her stem from a state police investiment at
Speaker 4: a possible inappropriate behavior involving a student, which resulted in
Speaker 4: her arrest last February for twenty three, accused of exchanging
Speaker 4: inappropriate messages with the student she met through her job
Speaker 4: at the New Fairfield Middle School, according to the warrant
Speaker 4: for arrest, as well as having illegal sexual conduct with
Speaker 4: a minor. Court to the warrant, police determined that Rossafford
Speaker 4: had been privately messaging a student on social media for months,
Speaker 4: including sending sexually explicit images and videos of herself and
Speaker 4: asking the student for images as well. The student talking
Speaker 4: with police said he and Rosford had sexual contact in January,
Speaker 4: she asked to meet in person. The student told police
Speaker 4: he was attending a party at a friend's house the
Speaker 4: night of the incident, agreed to meet her outside after
Speaker 4: she picked him up. He told police she drove a
Speaker 4: short day distance away and they quote had contact of
Speaker 4: a sexual nature inside of the suv close quote warrned
Speaker 4: for Rosford's arrest that the victim told police he felt
Speaker 4: uncomfortable immediately went back to the party. Investigators later found
Speaker 4: explicit videos of rosffort on the student's cell phone, as
Speaker 4: well as photos and videos on her social media that
Speaker 4: were consistent with those described by the victim. She resigned
Speaker 4: from a position as a cafeteria aid after the state
Speaker 4: police investigation kicked in. Investigated warned by school officials in
Speaker 4: November of twenty two about her interactions with minors students
Speaker 4: on social media. School district's inquiry did not turn up
Speaker 4: any evidence of serious wrongdoing, according to the letter of
Speaker 4: the superintendent's enter the school board m HM. Rosford arrested
Speaker 4: on second degree sexual assault, risk of injury to a minor,
Speaker 4: and enticing a minor by computer charges and originally pleaded
Speaker 4: not guilty. Then came the FLEA agreement last Deceummer. She
Speaker 4: rejected it open ply offer opted to take her case
Speaker 4: to try, which would have exposed her to a man
Speaker 4: ex prison sentence of twenty five years later, then accepted
Speaker 4: the offer by the state change and pleaded guilty on
Speaker 4: the sexual assault and risk of injury charges. The offer
Speaker 4: in Rossfors case followed a court to the court many
Speaker 4: long detailed discussions with all parties involved. Victim in the
Speaker 4: case was aware and in agreement with the plea agreement
Speaker 4: addition of spending thirty months in prison, nine months of
Speaker 4: which the judge noted our mandatory, followed by ten year probation.
Speaker 4: She will be required to register as a sex offender,
Speaker 4: a lifetime protective order prohibiting her from having any contact
Speaker 4: with the victim. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: Every time this happens, I keep going back to our
Speaker 4: adult teachers so blank and dumb that they don't realize
Speaker 4: that the child they're having sex with is going to
Speaker 4: tell everyone and his brother about it.
Speaker 8: Jeez.
Speaker 4: Thousands of people flooded to Washington, d C. Saturday for
Speaker 4: the inaugural Gender Liberation March, including a performance artist who
Speaker 4: did sexually explicit dances on top of a hood of
Speaker 4: a cop car dressed as a little girl as officers
Speaker 4: looked on.
Speaker 6: As this tradition say.
Speaker 4: Marchers were dancing the street, waving flags and chanting the
Speaker 4: support of a range of causes from abortion access through
Speaker 4: gender affirming care for transgender youth, listening to speeches delivered
Speaker 4: by LGBTQ icons such as actor Elliott Page never Heard
Speaker 4: of Him apparently an icon. After the marching routine, a
Speaker 4: full view of the teeming masses, a person in knee
Speaker 4: high boots and leather underwear complete with studded cod peace
Speaker 4: and fishnet top fully exposed their breast, put on a
Speaker 4: shine stoke gyrating on the hood of the police car,
Speaker 4: and twerking while blaring Michael Jackson's they don't care about
Speaker 4: Us through a speakers. She was toting strapped to a
Speaker 4: dolly cart. And of course, the group of marchers passing
Speaker 4: by in the background included at least one young girl
Speaker 4: who can be seen can be seen gawking at the
Speaker 4: devil horn wearing crucifix licking dancer as she walked by
Speaker 4: on the sidewalk brightly colored signs and the speaker identified
Speaker 4: the elude dancer as Queen Amore Queen spelled qwee n
Speaker 4: self described performance artists who's previously put on similar displays
Speaker 4: on top of police vehicles. As she danced around the
Speaker 4: Mark DC car, the camera pans to show its documents
Speaker 4: to uninformed or uniformed city cops, sitting stoically and registering
Speaker 4: absolutely no emotion. Welcome to twenty twenty four five fifty
Speaker 4: six Garsini talks stick Around Tech Friday with Dayve Hatter,
Speaker 4: a coup up with six thirty lots to talk about
Speaker 4: between now and then. Your phone calls are always welcome.
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Speaker 4: get onto other topics, let's turn over to the phones.
Speaker 4: I heard Tom, and there's Tom. Tom. Welcome to this show,
Speaker 4: my friend. Could you hear from you?
Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, How you doing doing fine?
Speaker 5: Man?
Speaker 4: Long time no here. It's great to hear your voice
Speaker 4: this morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm still on the five o'clock schedule, so we
Speaker 2: we're working at UC and if I don't start at five,
Speaker 2: we won't be able to find a parking spot over here,
Speaker 2: so that's kind of the main reason for doing it.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I told Joe I had a little little
Speaker 2: burro up my rear end and I had to call
Speaker 2: in this morning, and obviously I've been itching to issing
Speaker 2: to call in. I definitely missed talking to you every morning.
Speaker 2: So we got a mailer yesterday. I'm sure everybody's getting
Speaker 2: all these mailers and you're hearing all these political ads
Speaker 2: and everything like that. Uh, we got one particular mailer
Speaker 2: and it was particularly concerning. We got it from the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party, which you know, it's like my wife's name
Speaker 2: or current resident you know that got stuff. So I'm
Speaker 2: not totally shocked or anything like that. But it was
Speaker 2: an ad for shared brown and and the main point
Speaker 2: of big bold letters, it's not about Democrat or Republican. Well,
Speaker 2: I beg to differ because the the difference, the the
Speaker 2: what do you call the big wide gap between the
Speaker 2: gulf between these two parties right now is so huge,
Speaker 2: so vast you almost can't see one side from the other.
Speaker 2: And it is what these people are trying to do
Speaker 2: to this country is so much different than what Republicans
Speaker 2: want for this country. And believe me, and I've said
Speaker 2: this before, Republicans got all kinds of problems, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean we see the ads for for example, Bernie Marina,
Speaker 2: one of the you know, one of the ADS attack
Speaker 2: ADS is like how something happened with his business and
Speaker 2: he cheated his employees and he shredded to mature whatever
Speaker 2: and all that, And somebody asked you recently, is that true?
Speaker 2: That's a that's a problem that Look, okay, let's just
Speaker 2: assume for a second it is true. And I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna but he's a Republican, And what's your option voting
Speaker 2: for a Democrat. That's not an option anymore. It can't
Speaker 2: be an option. It comes down to Democrat versus Republican,
Speaker 2: no matter what Shared Brown or any of his people say.
Speaker 2: That's what this is coming down to, because the difference
Speaker 2: is so vast between the two parties. Because the destruction
Speaker 2: that the other side, that the Democrats are are inflicting
Speaker 2: upon your town, your county, your state, and this country
Speaker 2: is so terrible we cannot allow them to continue to
Speaker 2: be in power anymore. That's really what it boils down to. So, folks,
Speaker 2: it all sums up in the one really easy sentence,
Speaker 2: don't vote Democrat.
Speaker 4: Have a great day, MI take care Tom, great hearing
Speaker 4: from you invested the you and the crew. I know
Speaker 4: the answer to the attack ad from Shared Brown on
Speaker 4: this you know Bernie allegedly ripping off his employees and
Speaker 4: Bill Biden with me just for a moment. Here, I'll
Speaker 4: take your phone call. Here is the response from the
Speaker 4: Marino camp. I asked for it at the Northeast Republican
Speaker 4: Women's luncheon that I attended. Mention that quite a few
Speaker 4: times I was there. It was a brilliant, brilliant lunch
Speaker 4: in great presentations, but they were Miraino folks were there
Speaker 4: and I said, we need an answer this question. I
Speaker 4: haven't seen a response in the Mareno camp on this
Speaker 4: attack ad, which really raises eyebrows when you hear it.
Speaker 4: We'll call it effective. Bernie owned fifteen automobile dealerships. One
Speaker 4: of them was in Massachusetts. Federal law then and now
Speaker 4: exempts commissioned salespeople from overtime. In twenty nineteen, after Bernie
Speaker 4: sold that Massachusetts dealership. After he sold it, the Massachusetts
Speaker 4: Supreme Court ruled in contradiction to federal law, changing the
Speaker 4: law and concluding that overtime portion of a commissioned salesperson
Speaker 4: draw could not be deducted from their monthly bonus. Two
Speaker 4: of the multiple salespeople that worked at that Massachusetts dealership,
Speaker 4: sued two of them. They never punched in or out.
Speaker 4: Their paycheck stated forty hours worked, and the employee manual
Speaker 4: did not allow overtime without written permission. And in spite
Speaker 4: of all that, a Boston jury determined the exact amount
Speaker 4: of the overtime they allegedly worked over three and a
Speaker 4: half years and awarded a few thousand dollars in compensation
Speaker 4: the rest of the judgment attorney's fees. So ask yourself
Speaker 4: this question. If you have no timesheets, there's no record
Speaker 4: other than forty hours a week work, how could a
Speaker 4: jury determine this specific amount of overtime that these couple
Speaker 4: of employees work over a period of three and a
Speaker 4: half years. And most notably that the Massachusetts court changed
Speaker 4: the law and ignored federal law. So obviously complicated, it
Speaker 4: takes a lot to explain that it's not something you
Speaker 4: can do in a response ad, and response ads quite
Speaker 4: often are rejected as a concept because they acknowledge and
Speaker 4: elevate this allegation to a higher level than it's worthy of.
Speaker 4: That's basically shared around stretching and reaching as far as
Speaker 4: he or his political action committees can go, and trying
Speaker 4: to find something something to make you concern about Bernie Moreno,
Speaker 4: given his superior quot qualifications and obviously not being a
Speaker 4: far left woke democrat like Sheared Brown. Bill, Thanks for
Speaker 4: calling this morning, Thanks for buying your time there. Well,
Speaker 4: I got that out of my system. Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Morning Show.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So, if Kamara Harris becomes president and flip flops
Speaker 7: back to her original positions, is this such a thing
Speaker 7: in the United States? Is that presidential recall emction?
Speaker 4: Not? To my knowledge, No, No, I've read the Constitution
Speaker 4: a few times. There's no provision that there other than
Speaker 4: an impeachment for high crimes and misdemeanors, which thus far
Speaker 4: we haven't seen any yet. And we' of course know
Speaker 4: all politicians lie, which is why I can't believe anybody
Speaker 4: in America is giving her a pass on her flip flops.
Speaker 4: We know what she literally promoted and ran on as
Speaker 4: a candidate for president. We know how she ran her
Speaker 4: operation out in California. We know the organizations that she
Speaker 4: supported and belonged to. We know her position on defunding
Speaker 4: the police and working with those bail organizations to bow
Speaker 4: out evil guys who were locked up on bail because
Speaker 4: they were dangerous to society and a flight risk. We
Speaker 4: know about her position on green energy, we know her
Speaker 4: position on fracking. I mean, we can go on and on,
Speaker 4: stated out loud, on the record, positions that she held
Speaker 4: for years and years, which magically in only a few
Speaker 4: months period of times she's able to flip flop on
Speaker 4: and get away with it. For a large part, not
Speaker 4: here in the morning show, not in the hearts and
Speaker 4: minds of most of my listeners, to pay attention to politics,
Speaker 4: understanding that politicians will lie through their teeth to get
Speaker 4: elected only to do something completely opposite of what they
Speaker 4: ran on. It's insanity, folks, absolute insanity, real quick here.
Speaker 4: I hate to bring in matters personal, but I had
Speaker 4: mentioned previously and I had a lot of my friends,
Speaker 4: a lot of my listeners. Pat called in yesterday said
Speaker 4: she was praying for me. So the morning show's over
Speaker 4: yesterday nine am, and I look, and I knew someone
Speaker 4: had tried to call me while I was doing the
Speaker 4: morning show. I never pick up the phone while I'm
Speaker 4: on the air. So lo and behold, it's a message
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Speaker 4: of your image scanning. We need to talk and since
Speaker 4: she called me at eight o'clock in the morning, I
Speaker 4: knew it was not going to be good news, and
Speaker 4: it wasn't. So later in the day I had a
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Speaker 4: have gotten larger in my abdomen. I am now going
Speaker 4: to have to get a biopsy to find out if
Speaker 4: the form of lymphoma has gone from low spectrum to
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Speaker 4: great hands with my OHC doctor and I feel confident that,
Speaker 4: you know, I'll get through this one way or another.
Speaker 4: I suppose it's in God's hands that I think God's
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Speaker 4: the thoughts and the concerns, and Pat was particularly you
Speaker 4: know special that you called in and told me you
Speaker 4: were keeping me in your prayers. That means a whole
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Speaker 4: I am happy it's Friday. I hope you are as well, David. Oh,
Speaker 4: that makes two of us. Anyway, it's an interesting development.
Speaker 4: There's so many investigations going on, it's almost impossible to
Speaker 4: keep track of me. You got two, you know, assassination investigation.
Speaker 4: You have that committee that's looking into the pull of
Speaker 4: the weaponization of the government, on and on and on.
Speaker 4: You also have the January sixth investigation. We've got some
Speaker 4: new transcripts that have come out supported a couple of
Speaker 4: days ago. Of course, people blamed Donald Trump for the
Speaker 4: riot that occurred the drunken fraternity Party's look. What I
Speaker 4: like to describe that as sadly Ashley Babbitt was murdered
Speaker 4: deadly force used on her without any justifiable reason. There
Speaker 4: is a civil lawsuit and so we talked about that
Speaker 4: the other day. This trial set for that in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty six, or family suit, the responsible parties in that.
Speaker 4: But obviously a bad day. But was it Donald Trump's problem?
Speaker 4: And what did Donald Trump do in advance regarding his
Speaker 4: concerns over security, Well, he asked for it, as reported
Speaker 4: by Justin and his new transcripts show President Trump offered
Speaker 4: ordered rather officials to do whatever it takes his words
Speaker 4: to protect the capital. On the day of the electoral
Speaker 4: votes were counting or being certified out a concern over
Speaker 4: the protesters. Transcripts recorded during interviews with top government officials
Speaker 4: in the aftermath of January sixth by the Pentagons Inspector General.
Speaker 4: One of the key witnesses, Mark Milly, former Chairman of
Speaker 4: Joint Chiefs of Staff, during his interview He admitted that
Speaker 4: during a meeting on January third, third, President Trump had
Speaker 4: already approved the use of the National Guard and active
Speaker 4: duty troops to maintain law and order the nation's capital.
Speaker 9: Quote.
Speaker 4: The President just says, hey, look at this, it's going
Speaker 4: to be a large amount of protesters coming here on
Speaker 4: the sixth. Then make sure that you have sufficient National
Speaker 4: Guard or soldiers to make sure it's a safe event.
Speaker 4: That's Molly Millie's recitation of what Trump told him. He
Speaker 4: then said, Christopher Miller, who was then acting Secretary of Defense,
Speaker 4: shared the president of security plans to today. Quote. Miller
Speaker 4: responds by saying, Hey, we've got a plan and we've
Speaker 4: got it covered, and that's about it.
Speaker 5: Close. Quote.
Speaker 4: During that interview, Millie again confirmed Trump was the one
Speaker 4: who insisted on higher security. Quote. It was just what
Speaker 4: I described, which was, hey, I don't care if you
Speaker 4: use guard or soldiers, activity soldiers, do whatever you have
Speaker 4: to do, just make sure it's safe. Again, Millie's boiling
Speaker 4: down words that Trump used to ask for these additional
Speaker 4: troops and resources. However, when Miller was interviewed by the
Speaker 4: Inspector of General, he confessed to refusing to use additional
Speaker 4: security get this for fear of political repercussions, corner Miller
Speaker 4: during his transcript at the time his testimony, rather, there
Speaker 4: was absolutely there is absolutely no way I was putting
Speaker 4: US military forces at the capital.
Speaker 5: Period.
Speaker 4: Went on to say that officials instead utilized an interagency
Speaker 4: process to come up with an alternative plan that would
Speaker 4: delegate some DC National Guard troops to the job of
Speaker 4: directing traffic but not actually guarding the capital. That proposal
Speaker 4: suggested by Washington d Mayor Muriel Browser quote, the operational
Speaker 4: plan was this, let's take the DC National Guard, keeping
Speaker 4: them away from the capital. Let's put I paused the request.
Speaker 4: It was my request, wasn't my request? He said, Bowser
Speaker 4: and the Metropolitan Police Department were like, let's put the
Speaker 4: DC National Guard on traffic control points at metro stations
Speaker 4: to free up credentialed law enforcement officers that could go
Speaker 4: out and arrest people. There's that we also have now.
Speaker 4: The Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz, who testified Wednesday,
Speaker 4: he did not deny that federal government confidential human resources
Speaker 4: were in the crowd during the Capital riot. He was
Speaker 4: testifying at that House Select Subcommittee on the webposition of
Speaker 4: the federal government. Horowitz was forced to answer questions about
Speaker 4: the review from YES Representative Thomas Massey questioned him about
Speaker 4: whether federal assets and confidential human sources were present at
Speaker 4: the Capitol. It's been a wild widely speculated that the
Speaker 4: Feds were there and were in and among the crowd.
Speaker 4: Do you have evidence of the number of confidential human
Speaker 4: sources that were operating on the Capitol grounds on January sixth,
Speaker 4: asked Congressman Massy Horowitz. Duck or dodge, duck, dit dove,
Speaker 4: dive and dodge. He five, d's a dotted ball around
Speaker 4: that one. Our report will include information in that regard.
Speaker 4: This is what we got from the Secret Service. We're
Speaker 4: busy building a report. We're putting information together. The port
Speaker 4: hasn't hasn't been released yet, So I'm not going to
Speaker 4: say how many resources were there, because you know that
Speaker 4: number might change. But Massy kept pressing him, and there's
Speaker 4: the responses from Horowitz kept coming along the lines of
Speaker 4: all have that information in the report. But at the
Speaker 4: end he pressed Horowitz further and asked how many confidential
Speaker 4: human sources were reimbursed for travel. His response, as I
Speaker 4: sit here, I don't recall the number, which is a
Speaker 4: veiled way of saying, yes, some were reimbursed, but I
Speaker 4: don't remember specifically how many. And then finally, in this
Speaker 4: real quickly here the same committee, the Weaponization on the
Speaker 4: Federal Government. Marcus Allen, former FBI staff operations specialist, said
Speaker 4: that he was deliberately targeted by higher ups for asking
Speaker 4: why there were so many federal informants in the crowd.
Speaker 4: Was his criticism he testified the FBI question of my
Speaker 4: allegiance to the United States, suspended my security clearance, to
Speaker 4: spend in my pay, and refused to allow me to
Speaker 4: obtain outside employment or even accept charity. So the FEDS
Speaker 4: came down hard on him after he sent an email
Speaker 4: September twenty first to twenty one which his supervisors claim
Speaker 4: contained hyperlinks to what they called extremist propaganda from questionable sources.
Speaker 4: Alan during his testimony, there are no words strong enough
Speaker 4: to describe the impact the FBI's lies about me have
Speaker 4: had on me and my family. This is a warning
Speaker 4: the American people. I say, I personally have no confidence
Speaker 4: in the FBI, no confidence the FBI will reign in
Speaker 4: its own conduct. And then ominously, he had this to say,
Speaker 4: my other recommendations are in the natural order. Arm yourself
Speaker 4: and know how to defend yourself. Make three or four
Speaker 4: friends in your neighborhood and promise to come to each
Speaker 4: other's mutual aid. In times of hardship and during the
Speaker 4: Great Depression, people stocked up on their pantry, so I
Speaker 4: think that's a good practice, especially in our economic times.
Speaker 4: And make sure you have three or four months of food.
Speaker 4: And he also suggested praying and reading the Bible regularly. Anyway,
Speaker 4: it's a slow trickle. The more comes out, more you
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Speaker 10: Thanks Brian, always good to be here. Happy Friday to
Speaker 10: you and all your listeners.
Speaker 4: To appreciate that we got Look at Microsoft. This is
Speaker 4: deep fake with one photo and one audio track. That's
Speaker 4: all takes.
Speaker 10: Now, huh, yeah, this is some wild stuff. So Microsoft's
Speaker 10: researchers announced a tool called Vasa one vasa dash one,
Speaker 10: and what they've illustrated is they can take one photo.
Speaker 10: So it's a lot of times, Brian, when people talk
Speaker 10: about deep fakes and voice cloning and you know, all
Speaker 10: of this stuff that is increasingly being used for scams.
Speaker 5: I remind folks, I mean well documented.
Speaker 10: This isn't Tenfoil Dave hatters, you know, grand theories of
Speaker 10: what could happen. We've now seen examples like the CEO
Speaker 10: of Ferrari being deep faked to try to get the
Speaker 10: CFO of Ferrari to transfer funds. I mean it's well
Speaker 10: documented in the press with comments from the CFO. So
Speaker 10: you've got a scenario now where you can take one photo. Well,
Speaker 10: where could I get a photo, I don't know, off
Speaker 10: your website, off your social media, off your LinkedIn? How
Speaker 10: hard would it be to get one photo of a
Speaker 10: person in today's world? You know, this isn't forty years
Speaker 10: ago when unless you were a celebrity, you might not
Speaker 10: have a photo available to the average person. Your photos
Speaker 10: everywhere now, right, So again I just want people to
Speaker 10: I don't want to overstate that, like we're all going
Speaker 10: to be wiped out because of this. But when people say, well,
Speaker 10: this could never happen to me, think about how easy
Speaker 10: it might be for someone to find your photo. So
Speaker 10: one photo, and they can basically feed it into this
Speaker 10: model and then use an audio track with it to
Speaker 10: basically animate you and make it appear that you're saying
Speaker 10: or doing anything someone would want you to do. And
Speaker 10: even if this doesn't concern you, I mean, think about
Speaker 10: this capability right today. It's one photo and an audio track.
Speaker 10: Now they say the audio track would be a separate thing.
Speaker 10: It's not a deep fake voice clone at this point,
Speaker 10: but I would remind you, Okay, I could use a
Speaker 10: second tool. So I find your photo, then I get
Speaker 10: your voice. How do I get your voice? Well, I
Speaker 10: call your phone. Your phone has a voicemail greeting I'm you.
Speaker 10: In less than an hour, I take your voice, I
Speaker 10: feed it into another different AI tool, I create whatever
Speaker 10: voice track I want of you.
Speaker 5: I take your photo, I feed it into this thing.
Speaker 10: I couple them together, and now I have a deep
Speaker 10: fake of you saying anything I want you to say.
Speaker 10: I know this probably sounds very far fetched to a
Speaker 10: lot of people. But I just I think it's so
Speaker 10: important to talk about these things, and I appreciate the
Speaker 10: opportunity to talk about them here with you because people
Speaker 10: are currently being scammed and I don't know we'll run
Speaker 10: out of time. But I did a presentation yesterday for
Speaker 10: the Kentucky Lega Cities on AI and social engineering, and
Speaker 10: I'm not kidding you, Brian. An individual in the audience
Speaker 10: raised her hand and actually told a story where in
Speaker 10: her small business she's a city council person some city
Speaker 10: down in Kentucky, but in her business life she actually
Speaker 10: got voice cloned in a scam where they were trying
Speaker 10: to steal money and they used her brother's voice. She
Speaker 10: stood up and told this story to a roomfull lit
Speaker 10: of about one hundred people. I never met her before,
Speaker 10: totally unscripted, And again, I just I can't state enough
Speaker 10: to people. While you shouldn't fear this, you need to
Speaker 10: be aware of it, and you need to understand through
Speaker 10: that awareness that virtually anything that you get electronically now
Speaker 10: a phone call, a text, an email, and then any
Speaker 10: kind of correspondence that comes as a result, including a
Speaker 10: conversation with someone you think you know could be spoofed
Speaker 10: aka fake aaka bogus. So you have to be extra skeptical,
Speaker 10: extra vagelent and go out of band to confirm stuff
Speaker 10: or you're going to get scanned.
Speaker 4: Well, let me just ask you a real quick question.
Speaker 4: What to what end is this supposed to be a
Speaker 4: valuable technology that they are developing it and making it
Speaker 4: so easy for people.
Speaker 10: To fake Brian, I was thinking about that this morning
Speaker 10: because I was reviewing this article to talk to you Todayan,
Speaker 10: And I can't honestly say, I mean, they don't they
Speaker 10: You know. One of the points they make in the
Speaker 10: reporting on this technology is that you could have like
Speaker 10: an avatar. Okay, that's great, Why do you need that?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I honestly can't think of a legitimate reason for.
Speaker 4: This, right, I mean, so it's creative as an opportunity
Speaker 4: for people to rip other people off in some way,
Speaker 4: shape or form, deceive or otherwise.
Speaker 10: I don't know how else you could see it, because
Speaker 10: even if there is, again, if someone can call in
Speaker 10: with a legitimate reason, let me know, But I would
Speaker 10: argue whatever legitimate reason you could come up with, the
Speaker 10: possible illegitimate uses of this would vastly outweigh that.
Speaker 5: Amen, brother, Yeah, Amen, I just don't see it all right.
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Speaker 4: with interest its Dave pat or final online interest I
Speaker 4: dot com. All right, well, you can use a local
Speaker 4: story as an illustration of the problems we face out
Speaker 4: out there. You got a scam to talk about, Dave.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Brian, this is it's a great segue from our
Speaker 10: last topic. Now it's not directly connected, but I want
Speaker 10: to remind.
Speaker 5: Folks of this idea of spoofing.
Speaker 10: When you hear the term spoofing in a technical context,
Speaker 10: basically what it's saying is I'm going to take something
Speaker 10: and make it look legitimate even though it's not. That
Speaker 10: could be an email that you received it appears to
Speaker 10: come from an email address, like you know, your email
Speaker 10: address there at fifty five KRC. But it's very easy
Speaker 10: and does not require much technical skill for someone to
Speaker 10: send an email to someone else that to the naked eye,
Speaker 10: looks like it came from their legitimate email address. You
Speaker 10: know a lot of phishing and so forth. They don't
Speaker 10: even bother with that, But to add legitimacy, they'll send
Speaker 10: an email that appears to have come from a legitimate
Speaker 10: source even though it didn't.
Speaker 5: That's easy.
Speaker 10: Same thing with the phone number. You can go online
Speaker 10: right now and with search and find websites that will
Speaker 10: allow you to type in a phone number and make
Speaker 10: a call from that number. That is absolutely true. I
Speaker 10: guarantee anyone that's listening to you can go do this
Speaker 10: right now. I've done it as a test. Okay, So
Speaker 10: my point being, just because an email address appears to
Speaker 10: be an email address that looks legitimate to you, or
Speaker 10: a call that you get or a text that you
Speaker 10: get appears to come from a legitimate number, there is
Speaker 10: no guarantee that is the case. All of the technology
Speaker 10: that makes the Internet work was developed in the late
Speaker 10: sixties and early seventies, and the underpinning that makes it
Speaker 10: work did not account for this kind of security or identification.
Speaker 10: So it is possible to retrofit this stuff on, but
Speaker 10: it causes friction, it takes money, and thus we are
Speaker 10: now left with this spoofing problem. So John Mattais did
Speaker 10: a story for Channel nine about a woman who lost
Speaker 10: ten thousand dollars actually ninety six hundred her whole life savings.
Speaker 10: And the reason why I started with the spoofing is
Speaker 10: because she got a call on her phone that appeared
Speaker 10: to be from her bank. She recognized the number. Again,
Speaker 10: just because you recognize a number does not mean it's
Speaker 10: not frauds. This is very easy to do, right, So
Speaker 10: she answers the phone. Of course this is a scammer
Speaker 10: on there. They tell her that there's fraudulent activity on
Speaker 10: her account. She says, okay, what should I do? And
Speaker 10: they say, oh, well, you need to transfer your money
Speaker 10: to another bank. Now, right off the bat, you should
Speaker 10: hang up the phone. No legitimate bank is going to
Speaker 10: tell you, yeah, take all of your money out of
Speaker 10: our bank and put it in another bank. I mean,
Speaker 10: just on the face of it, what bank would do that, right?
Speaker 10: They lose money as soon as you do that, because
Speaker 10: you might not only do they lose the ability to
Speaker 10: loan it and so forth, but you might not come back.
Speaker 10: So then the caller told her get a prepaid debit card,
Speaker 10: transfer the funds to it. What she did, of course
Speaker 10: they ask for the number to quote confirm it right,
Speaker 10: and then of course they stole all her money. So
Speaker 10: the spoofing piece and the so engineering, these things go together.
Speaker 10: You throw in AI tools, whether it's voice cloning or
Speaker 10: just something like chat GPT, where even though I might
Speaker 10: not speak English, I can create pros that I can
Speaker 10: then plug into a voice cloning tool that will sound
Speaker 10: just like a normal you know, your neighbor, just like
Speaker 10: your neighbor next door. I cannot overstate how important it
Speaker 10: is to understand this idea of spoofing, and that we
Speaker 10: are now in a place you can no longer trust anything. Really,
Speaker 10: you must verify it. If someone is asking you to
Speaker 10: transfer money or do anything like this, almost guaranteed it's
Speaker 10: a scam. Hang up, get out your bank statement, go
Speaker 10: to your bank's website. Don't click any links they sent
Speaker 10: you don't use any numbers they gave you, because they'll
Speaker 10: have scammers waiting to answer the phone who will know
Speaker 10: the names of people. There might even have voice cloned
Speaker 10: someone that you've talked to before you pick up the phone.
Speaker 10: You go to their website, you initiate the transaction, and
Speaker 10: you know, go from there, log in and check your account.
Speaker 10: See as they're missing money, right, But they catch you
Speaker 10: off guard and tell you some terrible thing is going
Speaker 10: to happen. They make it look legit, so that right
Speaker 10: off the bat you're assuming it must be true, and
Speaker 10: they suck you through the vortex before you have a
Speaker 10: chance to really stop and go, wait a minute, this
Speaker 10: doesn't feel right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that's good at that.
Speaker 10: It's the awareness, it's the skepticism, it's the stop, think,
Speaker 10: take a breath, hang up, verifying your And unfortunately, it
Speaker 10: looks like this woman did not get her money back
Speaker 10: because the bank said, well, you know, you transfer the
Speaker 10: money yourself.
Speaker 5: How can you prove to us it's a scam.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, I gotta side with a bank on that one.
Speaker 10: She's out ninety six hundred for what it's worth. Her
Speaker 10: family set up a GoFundMe account if someone wants to help.
Speaker 10: You can read this story from Channel nine. Woman loses
Speaker 10: the life savings of almost ten thousand dollars to bank scam.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I just spoofing and social engineering are a
Speaker 10: powerful force. And when you couple things like voice cleaning
Speaker 10: with it, I understand how people get scam So again, awareness, vigilance, skepticism,
Speaker 10: break out your ten fol hat people.
Speaker 4: Well that's what I've got, Dave. And fun fact for today.
Speaker 4: The number that you see which says it's coming from
Speaker 4: your son or daughter or loved one literally shows up
Speaker 4: on your text, on your on your caller ID as
Speaker 4: coming from that may not really be coming from that number.
Speaker 10: And Brian, thanks to these giant data breaches like the
Speaker 10: National Public Data breach, it's easy for me to find
Speaker 10: people's phone numbers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's all over the place.
Speaker 10: Find a legitimate number for me to call you from
Speaker 10: using this.
Speaker 5: Spoofing technique that's all over the place.
Speaker 4: Great, not the phone to anybody now, Dave, scare the
Speaker 4: hell out of me every week, Thanks very much, but
Speaker 4: it is valuable information. That's okay, we'll pause, we'll bring
Speaker 4: it back to talk about social media companies spying on
Speaker 4: you due to lack of safeguards. More with Dave Hatter
Speaker 4: after this brief.
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Speaker 4: it Interust dot com. So in social media companies are
Speaker 4: spying on us. I think we've learned that from you, Dave,
Speaker 4: over the years. Are you there, I'm still here. Okay, Joe,
Speaker 4: didn't turn the volume up or something.
Speaker 5: Now I hear you now, no problem.
Speaker 10: So yeah, I know this comes as a shocker to everyone,
Speaker 10: and I think we recently discussed the fact that it
Speaker 10: has now been well documented that a company that works
Speaker 10: with people like Google and Facebook claims to be listening
Speaker 10: to your phone as part of their pitch deck. So
Speaker 10: you know, if you've wondered, are they listening to me,
Speaker 10: the answer now is yes, even though Facebook and Google
Speaker 10: still allege that they're not doing this because I guess
Speaker 10: plausible liability to their partner.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 10: Yeah, so we've known for a long time, and I
Speaker 10: just want to remind folks again and again and again.
Speaker 10: If you're not paying with money, you're paying with data.
Speaker 10: You are the product, not the customer. These companies aren't
Speaker 10: building all this stuff for you out of the goodness
Speaker 10: of their heart. Right, they got mortgages and car loans
Speaker 10: and they need to eat too. They are collecting enormous
Speaker 10: amounts of your data and they're monetizing it to the
Speaker 10: tune of billions. And I'm not saying that that in
Speaker 10: and of its is necessarily bad. What I don't like
Speaker 10: about all of this is the average person does not
Speaker 10: understand what they're signing up for in the terms of service.
Speaker 10: They don't understand the enormous amounts of extremely granular and
Speaker 10: specific data they're collecting about you. I will say again,
Speaker 10: go look at the privacy label in the Apple app Store.
Speaker 10: Pick any app that you've installed on your device, especially
Speaker 10: one like TikTok, and look at the privacy label, and
Speaker 10: then ask yourself, why would it want to collect essentially
Speaker 10: every single piece of information that's available.
Speaker 5: On my phone.
Speaker 10: So if you fully understand the kind of information they're
Speaker 10: collecting and how it can potentially be used against you,
Speaker 10: even like I go apply for a job somewhere and
Speaker 10: the company does a background check on me, and the
Speaker 10: background check company has merged in data for my social
Speaker 10: media and my apps and perhaps erroneously might not even
Speaker 10: be right, and they're making a decision about whether I'd
Speaker 10: be a good employer or not, or a good insurance
Speaker 10: risk or not because of data that might not even
Speaker 10: be right. That's one of the many ways this could
Speaker 10: be used against you. When people say, well, I don't
Speaker 10: have nothing to hide. Okay, if you fully understand that
Speaker 10: you have informed consent and you still choose to use
Speaker 10: these things, well, okay, good for you, right. I mean,
Speaker 10: I understand the convenience of this stuff. I understand the
Speaker 10: allure of it, but I don't think most people really
Speaker 10: understand the trade off they're making and that the potential
Speaker 10: risk to them. Then throw in things like this national
Speaker 10: public data data breach, and the more information there is
Speaker 10: out there about you, the easy it is to fool you,
Speaker 10: to impersonate you, to spoof you. So all of that said, yeah,
Speaker 10: FTC staff report finds large social media and video streaming
Speaker 10: companies have engaged in vast surveillance of users, relaxed privacy controls,
Speaker 10: and anequate safeguards for kids and teens. I'm reading that
Speaker 10: from the FTC's website. That's not reporting on it. So
Speaker 10: Here's what they say. Staff report examines the data collected
Speaker 10: and the use and use practices of major social media
Speaker 10: and video streaming shows they engage in vast surveillance of
Speaker 10: consumers in order to monetize their personal information, while failing
Speaker 10: to adequately protect users online, especially children and teens. Here's
Speaker 10: another direct quote from the FTC chair. The report lays
Speaker 10: out how social media and video streaming companies harvest an
Speaker 10: enormous amount of American's personal data and monetize it to
Speaker 10: the tune of billions. Goes on to say, you know,
Speaker 10: the failure to protect kids and teens as online especially
Speaker 10: as troubling. And then it gets into a lot more detail.
Speaker 10: I encourage people to read this. I encourage people to
Speaker 10: share it with their friends and family, and then then
Speaker 10: think real hard about does it make sense to have
Speaker 10: all these apps on your phone. You know, you can
Speaker 10: still use Facebook if you want. Just get a privacy
Speaker 10: friendly browser like Brave, turn on all the privacy settings,
Speaker 10: and then when you log in and use Facebook, it
Speaker 10: will be able to collect a very small amount of
Speaker 10: information about you, primarily only whatever you explicitly give it.
Speaker 10: If you access it over the web through a lockdown
Speaker 10: browser versus the Facebook app on your phone, which is
Speaker 10: essentially like a hoover sucking up everything out of your phone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the phone, say, would be the biggest problem, you know,
Speaker 4: when you download. Yeah, when you download any app, they
Speaker 4: tell you we need you're gonna give us permissions for
Speaker 4: the following, And that's that's the default for me. If
Speaker 4: they ask for a bunch of permissions, it always raises
Speaker 4: a red flag. I won't use the app. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, I've made it fifty nine years of my life,
Speaker 4: mostly most of that time without any apps at all.
Speaker 4: And I know some of them are valuable, and some
Speaker 4: of them are time you know, savers, and they can
Speaker 4: be fun or whatever. I'm with you on that, but
Speaker 4: you know, I figure my life will be just fine
Speaker 4: without uh, without giving up all that privacy and all
Speaker 4: that information.
Speaker 10: Well, I couldn't agree with you more, Brian. And again
Speaker 10: I'm not in many cases some of the things you
Speaker 10: might want to use for whatever reason, if you can
Speaker 10: use it through a web browser. Through the web, you
Speaker 10: can more or less protect a lot more of your
Speaker 10: privacy than you can once you install the app. I mean,
Speaker 10: you know, once you ask yourself, you download the new
Speaker 10: flashlight app. Why does it need to know your location?
Speaker 10: Why does it need to access to your contact? But
Speaker 10: how does that help you? Right, So, the less apps
Speaker 10: you have, the better. You know, on my Apple phone,
Speaker 10: other than the apps that were installed on it by Apple,
Speaker 10: I have about five apps installed that are related primarily
Speaker 10: to work, and other than that, I have virtually nothing
Speaker 10: on there. And if I am going to use something
Speaker 10: like Facebook, I do have a Facebook account, I promote
Speaker 10: the show for example. Yeah, again, I'm using a browser
Speaker 10: like Brave, I've got all the privacy settings turned on,
Speaker 10: and you know, I go on Facebook, I promote the
Speaker 10: show for example, I might spend a minute or two
Speaker 10: strolling around and then you know what, I close Facebook
Speaker 10: and I don't see it again for days. They're getting
Speaker 10: the minimal amount of information out of me, and I'm
Speaker 10: getting the value that I want out of it in
Speaker 10: a way that to most for the most part, protects
Speaker 10: my privacy. So there are ways to address these things,
Speaker 10: but yes, less apps are better. I encourage people go
Speaker 10: read this report for yourself and especially think about it
Speaker 10: from the perspective of your kids, and yeah, get rid
Speaker 10: of this garbage. The sooner the better. And if you're
Speaker 10: going to use it, do it in the privacy for
Speaker 10: the ways. There's plenty of online help that can explain
Speaker 10: this stuff to you. Don't even need a nerdy friend
Speaker 10: like me, and we'll all be better off, not only
Speaker 10: because you'll have less information out there that can be
Speaker 10: used against you, can be used to impersonate to et cetera.
Speaker 10: But you know, well, we'll choke off the flow of
Speaker 10: money to these people and eventually hopefully break out of
Speaker 10: this surveillance capitalism model.
Speaker 5: I think live in a.
Speaker 10: World where if I want to use something, I just
Speaker 10: pay for it and they've protect my privacy and my
Speaker 10: security because it's part of the model where I pay
Speaker 10: versus all bets are off. And when you read this report, Brian,
Speaker 10: that says in there some of these companies they don't
Speaker 10: even know who.
Speaker 5: They're sharing your data with anymore.
Speaker 10: Right, it's so voluminous once they collect it, they don't
Speaker 10: even know who's getting it.
Speaker 4: And they don't and they don't care who's getting it. Honestly,
Speaker 4: it's a vehicle from making money. I understand.
Speaker 10: Long is the green keeps rolling in, that's all they
Speaker 10: care about.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Dave for the valuable information you pass along
Speaker 4: each and every week. Frightening as it may be, it's real,
Speaker 4: it's sound, it's genuine, and you should take them up
Speaker 4: on it. Thanks brother. We'll talk next Friday, and between
Speaker 4: now and then, best of health you and everybody to interrust.
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Speaker 1: That's where we're talking about today energy policy. He's got
Speaker 1: three decades at domestican foreign policy experience, served in key
Speaker 1: position with an industry, government, and the military, recently responsible
Speaker 1: for running one of the world's most complex energy transportation
Speaker 1: infrastructure networks, the Trans Alaska Pipeline System. I also served
Speaker 1: as a regulatory co chair of the federal Government's Commercial
Speaker 1: Space Advisor Committee senior executive appointments while working for both
Speaker 1: political parties during the three administrations, so he's seen it all.
Speaker 4: He's also a professor at Miami University, where he teaches
Speaker 4: graduate and undergraduate courses in law, policy, and ethics. Break him,
Speaker 4: it's always a pleasure having in the studio.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 4: I hope you're doing well.
Speaker 9: Hi, am Bryan.
Speaker 4: It's great to see him. And I understand we have
Speaker 4: a lot of energy to talk about, and it's been
Speaker 4: the subject matter. I mean, obviously I talk about energy
Speaker 4: problems policies, and they're seemingly divorced from reality nature given
Speaker 4: this green revolution we're being forced to undergo. So we've
Speaker 4: got a lot of topics to talk about. But this
Speaker 4: this energy policy took you to Hungary recently.
Speaker 12: Yeah, sure did. Was in Hungary last week and attending
Speaker 12: a geopolitical conference put on by several organizations, you know,
Speaker 12: primarily because Central and Eastern Europe are not on board
Speaker 12: with the green energy transition being pushed by Germany and
Speaker 12: a couple others.
Speaker 4: Oh, I thought they were all lockstep in, locked in
Speaker 4: arm and arm, marching forward toward a green new world. Brigham, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you would think that. But you know, when you drill
Speaker 4: into it. Europe, like the US, it's not monolithic, right,
Speaker 4: and people have different perspectives, and for especially those that
Speaker 4: used to be under the boot of the Soviet Union,
Speaker 4: they have a different perspective on life. I imagine living
Speaker 4: under the boot of oppression that long, they might be jaded, cynical,
Speaker 4: and not have a whole lot of confidence in their
Speaker 4: government lords and masters.
Speaker 12: Well, I think the term we use in foreign policy
Speaker 12: and political speak is they're realists.
Speaker 10: Hmm.
Speaker 4: Well, let's put this realism to the test. I noted
Speaker 4: that when you were there, and you've got quite a
Speaker 4: few notes for me to rely on, which I appreciate
Speaker 4: because it's hard enough keeping track of everything that's going
Speaker 4: on here in the United States, let alone what's going
Speaker 4: on the European Union. But I understand that you were told,
Speaker 4: or the German citizen who was told by their gases
Speaker 4: are whoever, their energies are that, Well, we don't need
Speaker 4: natural gas anymore.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's right, despite the fact that I was just
Speaker 12: looking at carbon emissions. If we want to use that
Speaker 12: as a measuring stick.
Speaker 4: Well that's what they like to do, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, you know that's fascinating because remember we used to
Speaker 12: talk about pollution and how pollution is harmful to one's health, right, Yeah,
Speaker 12: I think we all agree with that, no doubt about it.
Speaker 12: And then we start talking about greenhouse gases and there's
Speaker 12: not one greenhouse gas. There's a little more than a
Speaker 12: half a dozen. But suddenly we just started talking about
Speaker 12: on youurine house gas.
Speaker 4: Yeah, carbon dioxide, right, plant food.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, the reason is we're actually cleaning up the world.
Speaker 12: You know, we have the best air and water qualities
Speaker 12: since the Industrial Revolution, or at least since the United
Speaker 12: States started keeping data on this. Right, you can actually
Speaker 12: swim in rivers, the Cuyahoga doesn't catch fire, you can
Speaker 12: actually see, you can.
Speaker 4: Eat the fish out of Lake Erie, you can you
Speaker 4: can walleye. You like the walleye absolutely, Okay, then walleye
Speaker 4: fishing quite a few times in my life in Lake Erie.
Speaker 4: But it used to be basically sludge. I mean there
Speaker 4: was a Saturday night live routine about you know, Lake
Speaker 4: Erie water and had you know, chunks and it was
Speaker 4: a little of like jelly and they were putting it
Speaker 4: in bottles. So, you know, fresh from Lake Erie natural water, unfiltered. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I do remember, yeah, I mean you know at the time,
Speaker 4: people you know, up and down, you know, the CIRCLA
Speaker 4: and and and the clean up sites and the expense
Speaker 4: and the cost. But you know, for years and years
Speaker 4: and years, companies literally poured like benzene right in to
Speaker 4: the ground, benzenees of carcinogen. We don't want that anymore.
Speaker 4: I get the idea, but those are identifiable pollutants, identifiable
Speaker 4: pollutants manufacturing byproducts or products, and they cause cancer for example.
Speaker 4: And fine carbon dioxide we exhale that and plants eat it.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's nothing demonstrably wrong with it. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 4: there's not. And people that are more of the more
Speaker 4: that you know. I'm not a scientist or an environmental engineer,
Speaker 4: but people will tell you that the carbon dioxide levels
Speaker 4: in this in the world used to be a lot higher.
Speaker 4: And actually, if we if we slim down and look.
Speaker 12: At it, it is a minor component in the atmosphere,
Speaker 12: and human activity is responsible for less than one percent.
Speaker 12: So in fact, I think it's point one six or
Speaker 12: somebody's gonna go, oh no, that's not right. But the
Speaker 12: point is it's very small. And so yeah, you have
Speaker 12: this German climates are they're John carry except Waite. Her name,
Speaker 12: by the way, and I've met her before. She's invited
Speaker 12: kind enough to invite me to a meeting. But her
Speaker 12: name is Jennifer Morgan. That sounds so Deutsch, doesn't it. Yeah, Oh,
Speaker 12: she's an American Morgan. Yeah, yeah, she is an American
Speaker 12: born dual citizen, Jennifer Lee Morgan and former head of
Speaker 12: Greenpeace International.
Speaker 4: Oh no, she's not biased at all.
Speaker 12: No, no, no, So she was traveling to Canada because
Speaker 12: Canada has a liberal government right now, and I think
Speaker 12: most forecasters say that's gonna switch after the next election.
Speaker 12: Justin trudeauz a good kid, but you know, time for
Speaker 12: adults to get back in charge at Canada too. So
Speaker 12: she said, by the way, we're warned that Germany and
Speaker 12: Europe will require less natural gas from countries like Canada.
Speaker 12: Germany will be driving toward Ford on a renewables and
Speaker 12: we don't need your natural gas anymore, So don't invest.
Speaker 4: Are they planning on going nuclear power? Because last time
Speaker 4: I check, we all know the problems associated with solar
Speaker 4: and wind. Sometimes yes, it does produce electricity, but a
Speaker 4: lot of times it doesn't because wind's not blown and
Speaker 4: the sun's not shining. Problems, problems, problems, problems. Are they
Speaker 4: not going to have data centers in Germany because as
Speaker 4: you and I both know, these artificial intelligent data centers
Speaker 4: are what is renewing the demand for nuclear power in
Speaker 4: our country. I know you had the article and I
Speaker 4: talked about it earlier in the program. This week, they're
Speaker 4: opening back up Three Mile Island for the basically because
Speaker 4: of artificial intelligence data center demands. Isn't that the one
Speaker 4: Microsoft's involved with it is? Okay, So Microsoft's building a
Speaker 4: giant data center and there's not enough power for the
Speaker 4: citizenry to add additional what they're going to be using
Speaker 4: twenty percent of the available's power or whatever, So let's
Speaker 4: open three Mile Island.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so we need more energy, not less, and I
Speaker 12: think one of the things that's going to sort of
Speaker 12: bring into start contrasts this notion because green energy, and
Speaker 12: this is something I talked about in Hungary green energy,
Speaker 12: we've never before, Brian had an energy transition where we've
Speaker 12: gone from a fuel source that gives us more energy
Speaker 12: to a fuel source that gives us less energy, less density,
Speaker 12: right the evolution. Yes, and that's what we're talking about.
Speaker 12: And it's not going to work because the world has
Speaker 12: never used in our entire history, minus war and COVID
Speaker 12: less energy. It's not a thing. We use more energy
Speaker 12: the earth. The world uses almost fifty percent more energy
Speaker 12: now than we did just twenty years ago. It's not
Speaker 12: a thing you cannot conserve your way to nirvana. No,
Speaker 12: in every good and service requires energy. There are more
Speaker 12: people on the globe now compared to twenty thirty years ago,
Speaker 12: one hundred years ago, I mean billions more So, even
Speaker 12: if you don't develop new energy consuming technologies or things
Speaker 12: that people need to live, the amount of needed energy
Speaker 12: is going to increase necessarily simply because the population increases.
Speaker 4: Absolutely.
Speaker 12: And we currently have four billion people around the world
Speaker 12: living not only in poverty, but below what the UN
Speaker 12: even says is an acceptable level of energy, and they
Speaker 12: want what we have. They see how wonderful it is,
Speaker 12: and they want it for themselves.
Speaker 4: Well, and by virtue of the globalization we're going through,
Speaker 4: they see, sure as hell hell bend for leather to
Speaker 4: take it from us, whether we want to do it
Speaker 4: or not. By for example, the proposals from the UN
Speaker 4: the other day with mandatory taxation, mandatory minimum confiscation of
Speaker 4: a percentage of gross domestic product.
Speaker 12: You know, it's global wealth redistribution. Well, yeah, that's exactly
Speaker 12: what it is. And you know, America has gotten to
Speaker 12: where it is today not by taking other people's stuff,
Speaker 12: but by developing our own. That American exceptionalism. And I
Speaker 12: think when you look at energy, next to the cost
Speaker 12: of raw materials and labor people, energy is the magic
Speaker 12: ingredient that makes a country prosperous or makes a country weak.
Speaker 9: And we don't.
Speaker 12: Nowhere in the world do you have an economy that
Speaker 12: is energy poor yet rich. Doesn't exist, can't exist. Springham
Speaker 12: a guy. We'll continue with them in studio. We have
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Speaker 4: Griga McCowan, Senior Fellow and director of INITIAT, the Initiative
Speaker 4: on American Energy Security at the Hudson Ands Too, which
Speaker 4: you can find online at Hudson dot org. Brigham, again,
Speaker 4: you were in Hungry delivering a speech on energy policy. Obviously,
Speaker 4: the Germans seems a scotch misguided thinking they can live
Speaker 4: without any natural gas at all. Are they still getting
Speaker 4: that from Russia?
Speaker 12: They are, in fact they're importing liquefied natural gas since
Speaker 12: somebody did something to a couple of pipelines that was
Speaker 12: bringing all of the natural gas to Germany, and for
Speaker 12: maybe let's revisit that for a second. The Nordstream system
Speaker 12: Nordstream one and two is an Angla Merkel project to
Speaker 12: bring massive amounts of natural gas into Germany to power
Speaker 12: the German economy and all that went up with the
Speaker 12: twenty two Russian invasion Almosid Soviet.
Speaker 4: Is it the same thing? No, it's not. Okay.
Speaker 12: The Russian invasion of.
Speaker 4: They would like you to believe it is the same thing,
Speaker 4: but no, it's not the same thing.
Speaker 7: No.
Speaker 12: By the way, do you know that the Russian Empire
Speaker 12: right now, their GDP is equivalent to that of Italy.
Speaker 4: Boy, there's a real milestone there. Italy. Italy. Yeah, they're
Speaker 4: a powerhouse. Well you know what, Italy's going to soon
Speaker 4: pass up Germany baseball. What you're telling you this morning,
Speaker 4: Well they are because this is the thing. Despite this
Speaker 4: green energy transition, what has been underlying it for all
Speaker 4: these is cheap Russian oil and gas, and it slowed
Speaker 4: to a trickle. And what you've seen is energy prices
Speaker 4: dramatically rise in Germany and lack of investment in industry
Speaker 4: folding up and leaving the country. That does happen, doesn't it?
Speaker 12: It does because again, you know, I can't emphasize this enough.
Speaker 12: Energy prices matter, and if renewables were actually cheaper, if
Speaker 12: putting a windmill up or something else made sense, people.
Speaker 4: Would do it, clearly, I mean, there's no question about that.
Speaker 4: But the only reason anybody does it now is because
Speaker 4: it comes with dangling carrots from the government incentives, you know,
Speaker 4: discount loans, or freebies or cash infusions, tax ride offs
Speaker 4: or write downs. It's a fake way of creating something
Speaker 4: that seems reasonable, and yet it is a deficit inspiring.
Speaker 4: It is a government expanding reality. Yeah it is.
Speaker 12: And I think you know from a Hudson and Stute standpoint,
Speaker 12: one of the things that worries me is and I'm
Speaker 12: not saying that windmills or solar panels are bad by
Speaker 12: all means. They have their place, but they have their
Speaker 12: place in the toolbox. But just like you can't use
Speaker 12: a hammer for everything you do around your house, although
Speaker 12: I've tried before, it doesn't work. You need different tools
Speaker 12: for different projects. That's the same thing with our energy mix.
Speaker 12: You do need different tools, but you can't get there
Speaker 12: just on one piece. So if we were actually serious
Speaker 12: about this, instead of saying you must use this energy,
Speaker 12: not that energy, government regulators should be more like referees. Hey,
Speaker 12: here is the goal, no pun intended. We want to
Speaker 12: reduce X, we want to promote Y. You guys figure
Speaker 12: out how to do it, and we'll make sure nobody's
Speaker 12: cheating and level the playing field. The government should be
Speaker 12: the referee, not the micromanager.
Speaker 4: Yes, but in a green energy focus discussion. These all
Speaker 4: require manufacturing, for example, batteries, so as they go back
Speaker 4: to batteries because China apparently is corn in the market
Speaker 4: and literally everything you need to create a battery and
Speaker 4: also manufacturing. Now I know we're building manufacturing capacity here.
Speaker 4: It takes a little time, but the key ingredients are
Speaker 4: still coming from China. They are Yeah, so we are
Speaker 4: building China's economy and resources and buy a corollary military,
Speaker 4: because we have to buy everything that this forced green
Speaker 4: economy has pushed on us and it comes from China.
Speaker 12: Our hard earned dollars are going to China. We're losing money,
Speaker 12: they're gaining money. And the corollary is if we look
Speaker 12: back to the Arab oil embargo of seventy five and
Speaker 12: how America went from energy abundance during World War Two
Speaker 12: to scraping, bagging, pleading with Opek for a little oil.
Speaker 12: It weakened us economically, It weakened our security, It weakened
Speaker 12: our standing in the world. Where you have energy dominance,
Speaker 12: energy security, energy abundance, you have what we call hard
Speaker 12: power and soft power. You can convince people to do things,
Speaker 12: and your economy is strong. And what we're trading and
Speaker 12: having now reached energy and dependence. There are people that
Speaker 12: want to take us back to the past. But it's
Speaker 12: not OPEC. It's going to be China that we're dependent
Speaker 12: upon for everything we do. That's a terrible plan.
Speaker 4: Well that seems to be. You know, after COVID, it
Speaker 4: was a bunch of eyes finally opened up to that reality.
Speaker 4: From masks to pharmaceuticals to medical equipment, at literally everything
Speaker 4: it was because China was supplying it. We had no
Speaker 4: local manufacturers or resource to provide us with much needed
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Speaker 12: Right, I mean, you know, globalization, it's given us cheaper stuff.
Speaker 12: We all like cheap stuff, but you know, look around
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Speaker 12: much of it comes from anywhere other than China. And
Speaker 12: people are starting to wake up because China steals every design. Yeah,
Speaker 12: they take everything that we've been given because in their
Speaker 12: culture there is no such thing as private property interest.
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Speaker 4: Senior Fellow, Director of Initiative on American Energy Energy Security
Speaker 4: at the Hudson Institute Energy Security Security. That's an interesting there,
Speaker 4: Brigham Acown, because we don't seem to really have much security,
Speaker 4: and as the population of the world increased, as you
Speaker 4: mentioned before, obviously necessarily the amount of electricity we need
Speaker 4: is going to increase. Without electricity, you don't have any
Speaker 4: form of well standard of living, right, I mean the
Speaker 4: countries without plumbing, for example, you need pumps. The pump
Speaker 4: water pumps are driven by electricity, right, you know you
Speaker 4: want air conditioning because place is hotter than hell, You're
Speaker 4: gonna need air conditioning. Electricity, I mean state in the obvious,
Speaker 4: but it's just it's inextricably intertwined with everything we do.
Speaker 9: It really is.
Speaker 12: And you know, I think we've taken for granted for
Speaker 12: at least as long as I've been around. You flip
Speaker 12: the light switch and it's gonna come on. Yeah, it works, right.
Speaker 12: You go to the gas station, eh, most of the
Speaker 12: time anyway, there's gas in the pump. You go places,
Speaker 12: it just all works. And I think that's the complacency
Speaker 12: that worries me certainly, is that we've taken it for granted.
Speaker 12: But you know, look at the price of the pump,
Speaker 12: Look at what electricity rates are, Look where things are headed.
Speaker 4: Well in the electricity rates are going to go up again.
Speaker 4: I presume the Public Utility Commission of how it is
Speaker 4: going to prove the duke energy rate increase. Now they'll
Speaker 4: stand back and say, well, it's only an extra one
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty bucks over three years or whatever. But
Speaker 4: we've seen a precipitous increase in electricity prices, and what
Speaker 4: they need this rate increase for part of which, anyway,
Speaker 4: I know, is to deal with for green energy. They
Speaker 4: want to buy some of these massive battery storage facilities
Speaker 4: or create battery storage facilities. So when the wind is
Speaker 4: blowing and electricity is being generated by that windmill, they
Speaker 4: get to put it into a battery, and then when
Speaker 4: the inevitable happens and the wind stops blowing and electricity
Speaker 4: is not being produced, they go hook it up to
Speaker 4: the battery.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 12: You know, the problem with that is if we took
Speaker 12: all battery capacity in the United States, plugged it all in,
Speaker 12: got it all ready, assumed it was all working, and
Speaker 12: we turned everything off, it would last a couple of seconds.
Speaker 12: It's not a viable alternate, and it's extremely expensive when
Speaker 12: you have right nuclear power, where you have natural gas
Speaker 12: fired electricity generators, when you have other means that are
Speaker 12: far cheaper. You know, the government is trying to turn
Speaker 12: the utilities into an extension of the government, and the
Speaker 12: utilities are like, hey, we have to do this because
Speaker 12: the government's requiring it, and nobody cares because they just
Speaker 12: it's passed the buck. It's passed the buck to you,
Speaker 12: it's passed the buck to me. Where are the only
Speaker 12: ones that are ultimately going to feel the pinch. Everything
Speaker 12: else just to pass through.
Speaker 4: Well, it's well like my comment on taxes on corporation,
Speaker 4: those evil money making entities that employ everybody. The more
Speaker 4: you tax them, the more expensive the products or services
Speaker 4: they provide are going to be. It's a pass through.
Speaker 4: It's a pass through part of doing business like anything else.
Speaker 12: Yeah, And I think that's one of the concerns I
Speaker 12: have with some folks in government and some folks that
Speaker 12: want to continue to be in government, is that there
Speaker 12: is this notion that corporations are rich, that they all
Speaker 12: have money trees out back of their headquarters. This doesn't exist.
Speaker 12: This is a fallacy, and you know, sadly it can
Speaker 12: make us out of mind. Are we going to be
Speaker 12: competitive in the world? Are we going to be uncompetitive
Speaker 12: in the world. Because if we want to be competitive,
Speaker 12: if we want to be exceptional, if we want to
Speaker 12: house the data centers, if we want to be at
Speaker 12: the top of our game, then we better have good
Speaker 12: people that are educated. We need to figure out a
Speaker 12: way to extract more raw materials, and we better have
Speaker 12: cheap energy prices. It's that simple. It's really not hard.
Speaker 4: It's not hard, but that concept as sellable as is
Speaker 4: to anybody in my listening audience, Like, well, no kidd,
Speaker 4: we want to be competitive, no kidding, we want to
Speaker 4: be the best, no kidding, we want to be the strongest.
Speaker 4: That is not the mindset of the many, many, many
Speaker 4: people in government elected and otherwise. They don't want us
Speaker 4: to be the strongest nation in the world. They don't
Speaker 4: want us to be the most successful. We are an
Speaker 4: illustration in their mind of something that is evil and
Speaker 4: should be avoided because we're rapacious, we use too many resources,
Speaker 4: we're too successful, and damn it, we've got too much stuff.
Speaker 4: We need to share it with the rest of the
Speaker 4: world because of our success.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and to your point, the people that are saying this,
Speaker 12: I call them members of the global cocktail Club, you know.
Speaker 4: They they're they're curs in the private jet of their
Speaker 4: yacht and uh and humph and complain about the little
Speaker 4: people and their carbon production and the masses and what
Speaker 4: needs to be done to them to get them under
Speaker 4: their thumb.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yes, yes, that that that is the bottom line.
Speaker 12: And you know, where there is independence, whether it's energy independence,
Speaker 12: financial independence, whatever you want to talk about. You have choices,
Speaker 12: you have power, you have literally personal independence. That's what
Speaker 12: we want. That's what we want for all Americans. That's
Speaker 12: what at least that's what we want for all Americans.
Speaker 12: And uh, you know, the people running the government, most
Speaker 12: of them have never had a private sector job and
Speaker 12: their entire life. And that is the problem. When I
Speaker 12: go to Europe, people have alphabet soup behind their name,
Speaker 12: and I'll say, say, so, where have you worked? And
Speaker 12: you know what, it's academia, it's government, it's nonprofits. There's
Speaker 12: no private sector experience. And I bet you ran into
Speaker 12: a whole lot of word salads when you were over there,
Speaker 12: and hunters, listen to that. Let's pause, we'll bring back bigger.
Speaker 4: I'm going to get his He does have some thoughts
Speaker 4: on immigration as well, because it was a topic of
Speaker 4: conversation when he was in Hungary, just like it has
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Speaker 4: McGowan in studio talk about energy policy since he is
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Speaker 4: get it out, Brigham.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 4: It is a Friday. But let me pivot over a
Speaker 4: nuclear We talked earlier, just briefly about the idea of
Speaker 4: reopening one of the reactors at three Mile Island for
Speaker 4: the purposes of providing Microsoft adequate electricity for its artificial
Speaker 4: intelligence center. Other artificial intelligence centers are popping up elsewhere
Speaker 4: they similarly need these energy demands. And so now it
Speaker 4: seems that it has opened up the door to consideration
Speaker 4: of nuclear power.
Speaker 7: Oh lo.
Speaker 4: And behold, all the time they've been pushing us to
Speaker 4: rely on a windmill, I'm screaming over here, what about
Speaker 4: nuclear power? It doesn't produce the carbon that they're so
Speaker 4: worried about. The new modern nuclear plants are what they
Speaker 4: call modular, which means one size fits all. It doesn't
Speaker 4: have to be individually designed and created for any specific location.
Speaker 4: It's like legos. You just pick a space, pop it down.
Speaker 4: We can deal with the waste. There's not that much
Speaker 4: waste overall that comes from nuclear power. I mean, it's
Speaker 4: it's document. They had the yucka Mountain thing. They could
Speaker 4: have stored all the nuclear waste in the entire country
Speaker 4: for one hundred years and never would have been filled.
Speaker 4: Whatever the stats are the way. Okay, see you years ago.
Speaker 4: Tell me I'm wrong. Is that anything I said wrong?
Speaker 12: No, you're absolutely right. I need a national depository and
Speaker 12: we have one.
Speaker 4: Okay, Now moving over, our discussion about the political reality
Speaker 4: behind the Green New Deal is that we're too powerful.
Speaker 4: We need to redistribute our wealth, and we have too
Speaker 4: much stuff. What about these third world countries? We need
Speaker 4: to offshore money and develop them. Nuclear power here in
Speaker 4: the United States would eradicate the ability to bring us
Speaker 4: to our knees Economically. We would have all the power
Speaker 4: we want. We could be the most powerful, mighty energy
Speaker 4: producer on the planet, and we wouldn't be producing a
Speaker 4: single ounce or molecule of carbon dioxide. That's why they
Speaker 4: don't want it.
Speaker 12: All right, let me give you this is very complicated.
Speaker 12: Let me give you a very complicated answer. Yes, so
Speaker 12: I've been right all along and in my conclusions. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and it lies in the face of the reality of
Speaker 12: what they really want, which is to bring us down.
Speaker 9: It does.
Speaker 12: And you know, I've got this handy app here. I
Speaker 12: was just looking Germany right now. Right now, in Germany,
Speaker 12: about eighty percent of their electricity is from cold generation
Speaker 12: at the moment. Let's go next door to France. Uh,
Speaker 12: they're about sixty percent nuclear. Oh, look at this. France
Speaker 12: is ninety nine percent low carbon producing electricity right.
Speaker 4: Now because nuclear.
Speaker 12: It's nuclear, and they have one of the cheapest rates.
Speaker 12: Their citizens enjoy a very cheap electricity. Sure, they're more
Speaker 12: expensive to build on the front end, but these things
Speaker 12: last a long time. Fifty years. We can build one
Speaker 12: hundred year reactor. Now it's just a matter of updating it.
Speaker 12: So yeah, uh, you know, I think in retrospect, we've
Speaker 12: had a couple of things go on. Three Mile Island
Speaker 12: certainly is something that people remember, and it's not that
Speaker 12: reactor they're restarting, it's the one next one next to it,
Speaker 12: right and then modern nuclear actors are different than the
Speaker 12: type they had a three mile island.
Speaker 3: If they're different.
Speaker 12: When somebody says three mile island Chernobyl Fukushima, we go, well, yeah,
Speaker 12: that's like saying I want a nineteen sixty five International
Speaker 12: Harvester SUV truck thing. It's it's different today, and they're
Speaker 12: far safer, they use far less uranium or uranium drive products.
Speaker 12: And it's really where we ought to be headed. But
Speaker 12: we have an agency that's supposed to permit nuclear facilities
Speaker 12: that has spent its entire life as an agency trying
Speaker 12: not to permit.
Speaker 4: Any exactly exactly, and then the environmental lawsuits come in
Speaker 4: in these last ten years, and then they have a
Speaker 4: change in permitting because somebody in government says no, no,
Speaker 4: you need to reapply, and it starts the process all
Speaker 4: over again. So from start to finish you look at
Speaker 4: it almost like two decades to get a nuclear power
Speaker 4: plant build. That's the administrative state standing in the way.
Speaker 12: It absolutely is in Poland, for example, and in Hungary
Speaker 12: a couple other places. They're also moving toward nuclear power.
Speaker 12: In the South Koreans, the Japanese and others are actually
Speaker 12: getting those contracts because they can actually build a nuclear
Speaker 12: plant in a couple of years and we can do
Speaker 12: the same. And one of the proposals we've looked at
Speaker 12: at Hudson I'll talk more about this on my next
Speaker 12: episode of Charged Conversations the podcast, is we can license
Speaker 12: two or three different types of reactors, different sizes, and
Speaker 12: once they're licensed, you just build the same one. That's
Speaker 12: the point WIT trying to tweak it. You have a license,
Speaker 12: you build it. But these data centers Brian can require
Speaker 12: anywhere from one to five gigawatts gigawatts. This isn't like
Speaker 12: back to the future. This is real energy. That could
Speaker 12: be two to four nuclear plants just to power a
Speaker 12: five gigawatt facility.
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Speaker 4: on this Insant Police Department pivoty back over Charged Conversations
Speaker 4: Brigham and I bring him agwn from the Hudson and
Speaker 4: Who've been talking energy posse all hour. It's fascinating stuff.
Speaker 4: But honestly, even in an hour's time on the morning show,
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Speaker 4: and learn a lot more. And if you were hearing Brigham,
Speaker 4: he was talking about this app he has on his phone.
Speaker 8: What is it?
Speaker 4: What is that app called? Again? Because it's fascinating. I mean,
Speaker 4: you can look at the globe, how much people are paying,
Speaker 4: how much carbon production there is, what type of energy
Speaker 4: is being generated in any given country, even on a
Speaker 4: state by state level here in the United States.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's a certain too, what you called electricity maps,
Speaker 12: And I just learned about it a week ago, so
Speaker 12: I'm still trying to figure it out.
Speaker 4: But just one word electricitymaps dot Com that.
Speaker 12: It's uh, well it's an app, so you go to
Speaker 12: your app store.
Speaker 4: Oh, okay, fire it up.
Speaker 12: But I do think you can go to the website
Speaker 12: too and electricity map. Yeah, check it out. It's got
Speaker 12: a lot of good information. You can become informed about
Speaker 12: where your energy comes from.
Speaker 4: Well, and just be aware of the batcrop insanity going
Speaker 4: on in Europe. Germany cutting its own throat. And you
Speaker 4: know when you talk about manufacturing leaving Germany, of the
Speaker 4: entire European Union, Germany was the powerhouse.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I think you can take almost every other EU country
Speaker 12: and combine and at equaled Germany. But Germany has lost
Speaker 12: a lot of ground. And you know we have Europeans
Speaker 12: saying Germany's on its way to becoming an open air museum.
Speaker 12: Oh that's heartbreaking, it really is, because they used to
Speaker 12: have their act together more.
Speaker 4: Oh man, when you mentioned manufacturing, the first thing that
Speaker 4: would pop in anybody who has any sense of understanding
Speaker 4: about the quality. Germany was always number one in terms
Speaker 4: of quality. Yes, German parts always costed more, but they
Speaker 4: had superior quality, superior engineering, and I just we just
Speaker 4: can't count on that anymore.
Speaker 12: It's really frustrating. Even the trains don't run on time now,
Speaker 12: which is which is really if you're a German you've
Speaker 12: been to Germany, that is like the ultimate insult that
Speaker 12: the Deutsche Bahn doesn't work correctly.
Speaker 5: I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 4: Well, I think you and I both really do know
Speaker 4: what's going on. It's global communism, Marxism, socialism, called it,
Speaker 4: whatever label you want. Their control over us, depriving us
Speaker 4: of what we need to be more comfortable, happier and
Speaker 4: more productive and wealthier. That's a no no among those circles.
Speaker 4: Briga McCowan, we'll be talking again soon, I hope, I
Speaker 4: hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for spending time
Speaker 4: in studio with my listeners with me today, Folks, stick
Speaker 4: around At the top of the air news, author Tim
Speaker 4: Rivers he's going to return. He was on the show
Speaker 4: in January to talk about his book American Goolag. We
Speaker 4: have some updates to go over with Tim after the
Speaker 4: top of the R News. Hope you can stick around.
Speaker 3: What's wrong with German people?
Speaker 4: They can trumple theck, they can change.
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Speaker 1: very happy Friday to you. You know, I wish it
Speaker 1: was unnecessary to have our next guest on Tim Rivers.
Speaker 4: Great guy. He's a retired IT engineer, Fortune one hundred
Speaker 4: executive and writer. In twenty twenty one and began writing
Speaker 4: letters of support to the January sixth prisoners and documenting
Speaker 4: their stories and their messages to supporters and America. And he,
Speaker 4: along with Mary Goodwin, J six's mother and activists, created
Speaker 4: J six Patriot News, providing up the date information about
Speaker 4: the state and mistreatment of the patriots and how they
Speaker 4: can be helped. And he founded the American Gulog Chronicles.
Speaker 4: And last time he was on the program January of
Speaker 4: this year, we did talk about his book, The American
Speaker 4: Gulog Chronicles Letters from Prison and today he joins the
Speaker 4: program because sadly it was necessary to do a second book,
Speaker 4: The American Gulog Chronicles. I'm sorry, the art of confinement.
Speaker 9: I just I was look, I just my here we are.
Speaker 4: I mean, I feel like I'm talking to Alexander Stolchinichen
Speaker 4: about the Soviet Union and the Gulag Archipelago that he wrote,
Speaker 4: and this is a comparable thing. Welcome back, Tim. I
Speaker 4: really wish it wasn't necessary to have you on. But
Speaker 4: here's another book, and there are still in prison, and
Speaker 4: these trials are still going on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's kind of it's kind of a disturbing, I
Speaker 7: would think to anybody who thinks that justice is available
Speaker 7: to them. I mean, I just got off the phone
Speaker 7: yesterday with one individual. He's a thirty year military veteran,
Speaker 7: three times Broadze Star, Green Beret, never had a traffic
Speaker 7: ticket in his entire life. Were three years and nine
Speaker 7: months coming without trial, sitting in Dallas Fort Worth Prison.
Speaker 7: These are things that I think Americans don't believe could
Speaker 7: happen to them, can't believe it happened in this country.
Speaker 7: That second book was necessary because this is a chronology,
Speaker 7: This is a story that has unfortunately not ended. There
Speaker 7: is actually a third book underway called Letters to Donald J. Trump,
Speaker 7: one hundred and twenty five Letters for Prisoners directly to DJT,
Speaker 7: everything from trying to explain to him what happened and
Speaker 7: why they you know, why they are where they're at,
Speaker 7: and to please for you know, please pardon us. I
Speaker 7: think these are times that are disturbing to anybody who
Speaker 7: has an expectation of some stability in the function of
Speaker 7: justice and the function of law enforcement, in the rights
Speaker 7: of citizens. It's a very disturbing thing to observe in
Speaker 7: a lifetime. I really wish I hadn't seen it, but
Speaker 7: I think that this is a time when Americans are
Speaker 7: being called to duty. I don't care what your age is,
Speaker 7: I don't care where you've been in your life or
Speaker 7: what you've done. Your country needs you now. We are
Speaker 7: really in serious trouble. And I have children, I have grandchildren.
Speaker 7: I would hope that the grandchildren would have grandchildren one day.
Speaker 7: I would like them all to be free, all to
Speaker 7: be able to expect equal justice, all to be able
Speaker 7: to have the rights that our founding fathers gave us
Speaker 7: in blood.
Speaker 4: Well, many in my listening audience share your arguments, your belief,
Speaker 4: your perception of what January sixth was, which I routinely
Speaker 4: refer to as what looks like and what got ab
Speaker 4: out of hand drunken fraternity party, not something that truly
Speaker 4: represented a threat to our democracy, but that they have
Speaker 4: been so mistreated and over prosecuted, and you mentioned the
Speaker 4: someone who's been spending that much time in prison has
Speaker 4: yet to be even brought to court. Speak to the
Speaker 4: listeners and explain to them, if you can, please speak
Speaker 4: to those listeners who really think this is appropriate, that
Speaker 4: it was a threat to democracy and somehow the January
Speaker 4: sixth was, you know, the biggest threat that our nation
Speaker 4: has ever seen, and there are people out there that
Speaker 4: are die hard believers in that and think that everybody
Speaker 4: should be locked up and throw it, have the key
Speaker 4: thrown away.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's been a very hard battle because the mainstream media,
Speaker 7: I'm not even going to call them mainstream media, the
Speaker 7: fake media, has been working so hard to misrepresent what
Speaker 7: happened and to present a biased political viewpoint of the
Speaker 7: current regime. We have worked really hard. You know, the
Speaker 7: reason the books came out is because it wasn't enough
Speaker 7: to publish these things on tele Graham and X. We
Speaker 7: weren't reaching the audience of America that needed to hear
Speaker 7: the truth, so we put the books out there. The
Speaker 7: books have done okay, but you know what, it still
Speaker 7: wasn't enough. Some of the other people who have labored
Speaker 7: in this field of ridiculous sorrow with me for three years,
Speaker 7: mister Davidson Rall from Stop Hade, and Cameron Lee from
Speaker 7: actually from a number of different things. More notably she
Speaker 7: was been a filmmaker and a publicist. And we formed
Speaker 7: a new company called Unredacted Media just for this purpose
Speaker 7: to begin to go a little bit further than the books,
Speaker 7: to do film. In fact, we just held our first
Speaker 7: film festival in Greenville, Texas in the historic Texan Theater
Speaker 7: where Houdini and the Marx Brothers and Kate Smith and
Speaker 7: names that you would recognize have performed for over eighty years.
Speaker 7: And we put together twelve incredible documentary films that tells
Speaker 7: this story and not just about Jane Juquary six, but
Speaker 7: we're going all the way back to the pandemic and
Speaker 7: we're talking about, you know, how did we arrive at
Speaker 7: the precipice which we stand upon. Now we've told it
Speaker 7: in twelve incredible documentary films. It's almost fourteen hours of
Speaker 7: video over three days, and now it's almost available for
Speaker 7: post production streaming. You can watch all the films, you
Speaker 7: can watch all the additional data on them. And what
Speaker 7: we're doing is we're urging people to hold latch parties
Speaker 7: because the folks who are listening, who don't believe that
Speaker 7: if you watch these films, it's not propaganda, it's literally
Speaker 7: and some of them have almost no commentary. It's video.
Speaker 7: It's raw, real video from that day and from the
Speaker 7: other occurrences, and we just ask America to watch and
Speaker 7: make up their own minds. We're not trying to convince
Speaker 7: anybody of anything. What we're trying to do is reveal truth.
Speaker 7: And so if you go to one afilmfest dot com,
Speaker 7: you can get a ticket for twenty five bucks, twelve
Speaker 7: and a half hours of movie, over fifteen hours of
Speaker 7: other content, filmmaker interviews, just really trying to reveal the
Speaker 7: truth of what has happened in America. I just I
Speaker 7: would think this would be our last step, but you
Speaker 7: know what, we keep feeling this hand upon our shoulder,
Speaker 7: This says we have not done enough because America is
Speaker 7: still hurting, and so I guess we just keep fighting
Speaker 7: until we either find the solution to bring us back
Speaker 7: to some sanity, some reasonable expectation of the American values,
Speaker 7: or we expire in the process. And I'm okay either
Speaker 7: way with it.
Speaker 4: Well, at your age, you know, you sound maybe a
Speaker 4: little bit like my mom who's eighty four and you know,
Speaker 4: thinks she's not gonna live long enough to see the
Speaker 4: collapse or say, for example, the Social Security system. Maybe
Speaker 4: there's a little bit of that going on in your
Speaker 4: mind there. She say, you'll take what comes, but I
Speaker 4: don't want to see that what comes like that, because
Speaker 4: like you, I have children as well, and hope some
Speaker 4: day they have grandchildren my own Now does the money
Speaker 4: that you take and it's oneafilmfest dot com. Do I
Speaker 4: have that right?
Speaker 7: Yeah? She did the money from all it took to
Speaker 7: I guess you know again, we started this company because
Speaker 7: everything we've done has been nonprofit. All of our workers
Speaker 7: are volunteers. Nobody gets paid for what they've done. For
Speaker 7: almost four years now, all the money from the books
Speaker 7: goes to a nonprofit that goes right back into the
Speaker 7: January sixth support function. So If you buy one of
Speaker 7: these books, you've joined my Gulag army to help keep
Speaker 7: these men and women alive and keep their families afloat.
Speaker 7: But more importantly, the money from these movies is going
Speaker 7: right back into creating more films, to giving January six
Speaker 7: prisoners who have been released, and in some cases are
Speaker 7: still in prison, the opportunity to write books, to be
Speaker 7: involved in filmmaking, to tell this story in a way
Speaker 7: that preserves it for the future, so other generations, unfortunately,
Speaker 7: do not make the same mistakes that we have made.
Speaker 4: Then your first book, Letters from Prison, the American gul
Speaker 4: Law chronicles Letters from Prison. Again, we talked about that
Speaker 4: in January. These are letters from the actual incarcerated folks.
Speaker 4: Explain the this this neuve on the art of confinement.
Speaker 4: Get a little more detail about how this differs. If
Speaker 4: it does from the prior book.
Speaker 7: It does. It's still it's still letters, but it's the
Speaker 7: the content of the letters has dramatically changed. They have
Speaker 7: They have found the expectation of endurance is probably their
Speaker 7: their best tool in getting through this. As as Americans
Speaker 7: and hopefully people that are listening to this radio, we're
Speaker 7: all laboring to try and reverse this injustice. So, but
Speaker 7: these folks have turned this type of incarceration, this type
Speaker 7: of persecution, uh, the endurance of that, they've turned it
Speaker 7: into a damn art form the different ways that they
Speaker 7: have found the coke. And I would just tell you
Speaker 7: immediately that most of these men who were very staunched
Speaker 7: Christians when they went in, those who were not have
Speaker 7: actually been converted and baptized in prison. They have found
Speaker 7: their faith in God in Christ to be their most
Speaker 7: potent ballwork against what's happening to them. And they like me,
Speaker 7: I said, what comes come? If this is where you
Speaker 7: sent me and this is where I stand now, then
Speaker 7: this is where I will work. And I think these
Speaker 7: people have come to that same conclusion that I'm here
Speaker 7: for a reason. I don't understand the big plan, but
Speaker 7: I do understand that there is always a plan, and
Speaker 7: I'll serve my part in it.
Speaker 4: Oh that's the beautiful thing of believing in a higher power,
Speaker 4: because when the highest power that you're surrounded by is
Speaker 4: the state and the state has failed you, there at
Speaker 4: least some higher power you can turn to for well,
Speaker 4: peace of mind, maybe some hope, but also, like you said,
Speaker 4: and the whole the idea of the Lord works in
Speaker 4: mysterious ways. Maybe you are suffering so others can become
Speaker 4: aware of it thanks to folks like you, Tim Rivers,
Speaker 4: who get this information out about this mistreatment, about how
Speaker 4: the government is abusing its citizens, and so we all
Speaker 4: learn from their suffering. I mean, there may be a
Speaker 4: reason why they're so bring. The Lord does work in
Speaker 4: mysterious ways.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm afraid that the current regime would like to
Speaker 7: be our God, to replace God with state. And that
Speaker 7: is the function of the socialist society. That is a
Speaker 7: methodology of introduction of communism into productive societies. We've seen
Speaker 7: it happen across the world over and over again. It's
Speaker 7: amazing that people don't recognize it. And that's why we
Speaker 7: thought these films were important because we put them together
Speaker 7: in a manner that was just tells the story of
Speaker 7: not only what has been happening, but how we have
Speaker 7: been so thoroughly and specifically manipulated into a belief of
Speaker 7: reality that does not match the actual reality of the world.
Speaker 7: And I think that's important. One of these films is
Speaker 7: called Into the Light, and it explores that topic in
Speaker 7: the way that I just I mean, heck, I know
Speaker 7: these filmmakers, and I just fall off my chair watching
Speaker 7: these things. Because even I immersed in this as deeply
Speaker 7: as I am with the people who speak to me
Speaker 7: almost every day, I've arnd things in these films that
Speaker 7: I just I can't believe, but I now know them
Speaker 7: to be true. And it helps illuminate. If you're looking
Speaker 7: for a path to get into the fight, if you're
Speaker 7: looking for permission to become you know somebody more than
Speaker 7: just Joe sitting on the couch watching TV. I'm giving
Speaker 7: it to you now because your nation's calling, and this
Speaker 7: is a time where you can't fight without being educated,
Speaker 7: because you don't even know what you're fighting against.
Speaker 2: And so these movies, we.
Speaker 7: Put them together to form an armory of truth. I
Speaker 7: know that may sound militant, but it's not. It's an
Speaker 7: armory of truth. We want you to draw your weapons
Speaker 7: of knowledge, to find your shield of faith, and to
Speaker 7: find your sword of justice. And let's get in this game.
Speaker 7: Let's be sure. Not only do we vote, we take
Speaker 7: our neighbors to vote. We find our friends who never
Speaker 7: voted before. We go to our church and we find
Speaker 7: that thirty seven percent of Christians who aren't even registered,
Speaker 7: and we take them to the polls with us and
Speaker 7: start to rebuild this country. And I wasn't being facetious
Speaker 7: when I said I didn't think i'd see the end,
Speaker 7: because I think the rebuild will be decades and I'm
Speaker 7: not sure God will give me that much time. If
Speaker 7: he does, I'm okay with it. I'll keep fighting and
Speaker 7: working until you know, he calls me out. But in
Speaker 7: the meantime, I think it's He's calling a lot of
Speaker 7: people and nobody's listening, and so I'm telling you tune down,
Speaker 7: turn off the radio, shut off the phone, forget some
Speaker 7: TV for just a few minutes. Even maybe the radio
Speaker 7: somebody who's important as Joe, turn it off for just
Speaker 7: a minute. Listen to the silence and see if you
Speaker 7: can hear the call.
Speaker 4: Appreciate that. But I will encourage my listeners not to
Speaker 4: turn off the morning show because it's places like my
Speaker 4: venue where people like you can get the message out.
Speaker 4: Not that I disagree with your message, generally speaking, it's
Speaker 4: just simply a question of where information is gathered, and
Speaker 4: you can gather great information from Tim Rivers books. American
Speaker 4: Goolaw chronicles the art of confinement. The most recent one
Speaker 4: preceded by letters from prison, and of course volume three coming,
Speaker 4: and I really wish there was. I hope we can
Speaker 4: come to it day when there won't be a need
Speaker 4: for this anymore and justice will be served for these
Speaker 4: folks really quickly before we part company here, Tim, just
Speaker 4: by way of illustration, now, I'd be the first person
Speaker 4: to have made if you walked on into the Capitol
Speaker 4: building and you picked up, say something and clubbed a
Speaker 4: police officer or somebody over the head with it, that
Speaker 4: you are guilty or responsible for your damages. You committed
Speaker 4: a crime. You should be held accountable for that.
Speaker 9: Fine.
Speaker 4: There has been an actual torque, even if a civil
Speaker 4: you want to put a civil thing on it. There
Speaker 4: was something that was done. Harm was done. But for
Speaker 4: someone merely walking around the building. They were invited in
Speaker 4: in many cases by Capitol police and other figures and authority.
Speaker 4: How they can be incarcerated for that simple action is
Speaker 4: beyond my understanding. But give my listeners like one illustration
Speaker 4: of a severe injustice that someone is dealing with right now,
Speaker 4: just to put a little exclamation point on it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, I'll just point back to Jeff mckellip, the
Speaker 7: individual I just spoke about is it is almost four
Speaker 7: years without trial. Set his trial for February, so that
Speaker 7: will be well four years and changed. He was standing
Speaker 7: outside behind a barrier, very peacefully. He was there to
Speaker 7: actually provide protection for some of the speakers that day,
Speaker 7: but everything just kind of fell apart when over millions
Speaker 7: of people showed instead of the expected five hundred thousand.
Speaker 7: He observed a police officer knocked a lady who was
Speaker 7: standing peacefully down a flight of steps concrete. She was
Speaker 7: in her sixties and seventies. She got up and tried
Speaker 7: to reapproach again. He'd done that. Same officers strayed her
Speaker 7: in the face with bear mace at literally point blank range,
Speaker 7: and then struck her again. And mister McKellop, who was
Speaker 7: a Green Beret and who has been trained to come
Speaker 7: to the aid of those who cannot protect themselves, did
Speaker 7: what any good American would do, and he tried to
Speaker 7: protect that lady. I approved in video that he never
Speaker 7: contacted the officer that he was. He tripped and fell forward,
Speaker 7: but he was recovered. He never even touched the name,
Speaker 7: He never struck a blow, he never heard anybody, and
Speaker 7: yet he's been charged with like a half dozen violent
Speaker 7: donies because of who he is, because he's a he's
Speaker 7: a uniformed retired uniformed officer of special forces, and he
Speaker 7: stood against the government because they were doing something wrong
Speaker 7: the government, which is to make people like him, people
Speaker 7: like Green Beret Jeremy Brown, people like Captain Gabe Garcia.
Speaker 7: I could go on and on. These are veterans, decorated
Speaker 7: veterans who have been singled out by the government for
Speaker 7: this type of behavior because they dared to stand against tyranny.
Speaker 5: Stand that's a simple to put it.
Speaker 7: Please go to J sixpatriot neews dot com and read
Speaker 7: these stories for yourself. That's all I mean. I could.
Speaker 7: I could go on for hours, Joe, but I know
Speaker 7: you don't have that time, Bryan.
Speaker 4: Joe Strecker is the producer of the program. That's okay
Speaker 4: J six Patriot News. That's right. It happens all the time.
Speaker 4: I am a mere facilitator to get information out. I
Speaker 4: don't care if anybody remembers my name or not, as
Speaker 4: long as they remember the information that you're passing along.
Speaker 4: And get a copy of The American Goolat Chronicles Volumes
Speaker 4: one and two. Joe Strecker will put them up on
Speaker 4: my blog page fifty five cars dot com. And I'll
Speaker 4: also ask that the ad J Sixpatriotnews dot com and
Speaker 4: oneafilmfest dot com for my listeners who can't write it
Speaker 4: down because they're in a car away from something.
Speaker 5: To jot it down.
Speaker 4: Fifty five Carca dot com for all that and this
Speaker 4: discussion on podcasts. Tim Rivers, keep up the great work,
Speaker 4: my friend. I hope to have you back on the
Speaker 4: program with some really good news at some point down
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 7: Thank you for your time, brother, and everybody, don't do
Speaker 7: nothing I.
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Speaker 4: Hey twenty eight fifty five KRC detalk station, Happy Friday. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's just contemplating that treatment of the Jacio and they're
Speaker 4: you know, if you think about that guy defending the
Speaker 4: woman who is getting the beat down, their crimes are
Speaker 4: so even if you can label them and convince everyone, Yes,
Speaker 4: this was a crime they pail in comparison in terms
Speaker 4: of how other people are treating You can commit murder
Speaker 4: in this country and there are gonna be a lot
Speaker 4: of people running around saying you should be let out
Speaker 4: with no bail and just free on your own recognizance.
Speaker 4: Do these people truly represent a flight risk? Are they
Speaker 4: truly a danger to the community because well, they see
Speaker 4: some officer beating up some elderly woman throwing them down
Speaker 4: at steps. I mean, it's a legitimate question to ask.
Speaker 4: I mean, the comparative use of the justice system, depending
Speaker 4: upon which side of the political ledge you're on, on
Speaker 4: full display here, folks, And you know I can't abide lawlessness.
Speaker 4: And everybody who knows and has been listening to my
Speaker 4: program over the years since the day the moment it
Speaker 4: was happening in January sixth I was screaming about it.
Speaker 4: Don't do that. I mean, you know, what good are
Speaker 4: my words? Screaming into a television center in my case
Speaker 4: a laptop watching it live not going to have much
Speaker 4: of an impact. But as we've learned, Donald Trump and
Speaker 4: asked for more troops and he was denied that request.
Speaker 4: Transcripts confirm that we talked about that earlier this morning,
Speaker 4: and real quick here for getting the local stories, and
Speaker 4: you can feel free to call. Maybe you've got a
Speaker 4: different perception on this, that's that's fine, That's what the
Speaker 4: morning show is all about. Exchange of ideas five one, three, seven, four,
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Speaker 4: we have local stories to dive on into unless you
Speaker 4: want to call. Well, we have the one passenger killed
Speaker 4: and a driver heard and a crash of West Price Still.
Speaker 4: It happened late Wednesday. According to the Sincint Police, impairment
Speaker 4: and as the excessive speed are being investigated as contributing
Speaker 4: factors in the crash. Eighteen year old driver of a
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen Chevy Equinox struck an unoccupied dump truck that
Speaker 4: was parked in the curb lane in the four thousand
Speaker 4: block of West eighth driver taken with serious injuries to
Speaker 4: the University of Cincinnati Medical Center. A male passenger was
Speaker 4: pronounced dead at the scene. Both were wearing seat belts.
Speaker 4: Police are looking for witnesses, so if you were there,
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Speaker 4: the Cincinni Police Department's Traffic Unit five one three three
Speaker 4: five two twenty five fourteen. Let's see what Mike's gott for.
Speaker 4: You get another local stories. Hey Mike, thanks for calling
Speaker 4: this morning, and a happy Friday to you, sir.
Speaker 8: A happy Friday to you, and good morning on this
Speaker 8: wonderful day. But you know, I was always taught you
Speaker 8: would go to somebody's rescue if they're in trouble by themselves. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and I mean I've I've broken up fights throughout the years,
Speaker 8: and and then to do this to people, is this
Speaker 8: unconscionable and disgusting. And it's done by design. It's done
Speaker 8: to do to us what they want to do. I mean,
Speaker 8: I don't know how to put it, but not get
Speaker 8: it shut off the air the way I'm thinking. But
Speaker 8: I'm just it's just disgusting to our our government actually
Speaker 8: joined this to the citizens, uh, and and thinking it's
Speaker 8: okay and putting them in jail. Just like these poor
Speaker 8: ladies they were praying in the hall. They got like
Speaker 8: thirty years for praying.
Speaker 4: Yeahs sense, it doesn't make sense. But to your point,
Speaker 4: and I'm in agreement with you, this is all designed
Speaker 4: to create a chilling effect on us, our actions, our freedoms,
Speaker 4: and our liberties. I mean, it's like people who are
Speaker 4: afraid to you know, like, well, if I had my
Speaker 4: own concealed car gun, I'd be afraid to use it
Speaker 4: because you know, damn well, the prosecutor would come after
Speaker 4: me if I legitimately defended myself. So I'm afraid to
Speaker 4: do it. Police are put in a similar position if
Speaker 4: their every action is just intensely scrutinized after the fact,
Speaker 4: while after the adrenaline has worn off, after that officer
Speaker 4: is taken away from the urgency of his or her
Speaker 4: own life being threatened, then you're gonna scrutinize every every
Speaker 4: single thing that they did as if they had time
Speaker 4: to scrutinize their behavior. And I'm not talking about unforgivable
Speaker 4: acts of police brutality or anything like that. I'm talking
Speaker 4: about the situation where there is a reasonable justification for
Speaker 4: use of deadly force and then they get brought up
Speaker 4: on charges for it. Same thing happens as the homeowners.
Speaker 4: All the time, people are afraid need to exercise their
Speaker 4: constitutional rights because they have a government that this is
Speaker 4: one to drag them into court and prosecute them. And
Speaker 4: so it's all a chilling effect, and it's all well,
Speaker 4: it's designed, I guess, to put us in our place,
Speaker 4: whatever place it is they determine we should be in.
Speaker 4: Frightening stuff. This is the United States of America, last
Speaker 4: time I checked. Last time I checked, five one, three,
Speaker 4: seven nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to
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Speaker 4: phones got more to talk about and real quick, and
Speaker 4: I thank you very much, Maureen. I mentioned this earlier.
Speaker 4: This last time, I'm going to bring it back up
Speaker 4: because it was earlier in the program. I did have
Speaker 4: my CT scan the other day. People know that because
Speaker 4: I was talking about affordable imaging services where I got
Speaker 4: my CT scan works out great, And my own doctor
Speaker 4: called me up while I was on the air yesterday morning.
Speaker 4: So it was about an eight o'clock call. And when
Speaker 4: your cancer doctor calls you at eight am to talk
Speaker 4: about your scan results, you know that call is not
Speaker 4: going to result in good information. So, sadly, and as
Speaker 4: with much dismay, I have to report, yes, my cancers
Speaker 4: come back. The lymph nodes in my abdomen a little
Speaker 4: too large for comfort. So that's what I have, is lymphoma.
Speaker 4: And so she was concerned that maybe the spectrum that
Speaker 4: I'm on, which was low spectrum lymphoma, might have gone
Speaker 4: up the charts somewhere to something more aggressive. So next
Speaker 4: stop for me is a biopsy. They're going to biopsy
Speaker 4: one of those lymph nodes to find out where I
Speaker 4: am in the cancer situation, and then of course a
Speaker 4: treatment protocol will follow I was really hoping to make
Speaker 4: it through November without any indication or sign of cancer.
Speaker 4: That'll be my four year anniversary. Sadly didn't happen, but
Speaker 4: I got some great cancer doctors, and I'm optimistic that
Speaker 4: the treatment protocol will work and I'll be cancer free
Speaker 4: at some time down the road. At least it's my hope.
Speaker 4: But to the people who have told me they've been
Speaker 4: praying for me, Pat called yesterday, Mareene just sent me
Speaker 4: a message I got west Side. Jim Keefer and I
Speaker 4: cancer surviving friends, and so we exchange information along these lines.
Speaker 4: And if you have cancer, it's wonderful to have a
Speaker 4: friend who's going under the same going through the same experience.
Speaker 4: He and I have different types of cancer, but it
Speaker 4: really is nice to know that there's a sort of
Speaker 4: I hate to use the term fellow traveler, but someone
Speaker 4: else is sharing your experience with you. It's there are
Speaker 4: times when you really need that help and that support.
Speaker 4: And so a specific extra thank you to Jim, because
Speaker 4: he and I exchange thoughts and check out on each
Speaker 4: other's progress all the time, and it's a wonderful thing
Speaker 4: having a friend period, under any circumstances. Most notably when
Speaker 4: you're dealing with something like this. So thanking God bless
Speaker 4: you all. Eight thirty six right now, fifty five KRCD
Speaker 4: talk station. More to talk about and I'd love to
Speaker 4: hear from you if you've got some comments. Maybe we'll
Speaker 4: do a plug update since it is Friday morning. Joe,
Speaker 4: how about that stick here.
Speaker 3: Out fifty five krc the talks.
Speaker 4: Team, jessh I have eight forty two here, fifty five
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Speaker 4: call five one, three, seven, four nine, fifty five hundred,
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Speaker 4: Let us begin in New York, where they have a
Speaker 4: new mosquito board. Disease experts are warning of a widening risk.
Speaker 4: First patient in I guess ever here in the United States,
Speaker 4: and a New York report of the first state's first
Speaker 4: death from Eastern equine encephalitis EEE disease has spread through
Speaker 4: mosquito bites patients, the first person to contract EEE in
Speaker 4: New York since twenty fifteen. A cord to the press release,
Speaker 4: from the governor. Following the first confirmed human case of EEE,
Speaker 4: my administration, Kathy Governor Hockel took statewide action to help
Speaker 4: protect communities, and with today's declaration, we're making more state
Speaker 4: resources available at local departments to support the public health response.
Speaker 4: I wonder why they're going to r out of money
Speaker 4: in New York anyway. State Health Commissioner doctor James McDonald
Speaker 4: declared EEE an eminent threat to public health, which will
Speaker 4: make more resources available for prevention measures like spraying to
Speaker 4: reduce mosquitoes. Whatever the environmentalists are on that one, doctor
Speaker 4: Kirk Van, Doc, PhD, public health expert and vice president
Speaker 4: of Strategic Growth that for Mosquitos Squad in Maryland, EEE
Speaker 4: is only spread to humans via a mosquito bite. It
Speaker 4: cannot be transmitted directly by other humans or horses, even
Speaker 4: though it's an equine version. Symptoms include fever, vomiting, diarrhea,
Speaker 4: stiff neck, seizures, behavioral changes. Drowsiness usually appears five ten
Speaker 4: days five to ten days after being bit, and I
Speaker 4: said most people have no systems symptoms. Rather, others can
Speaker 4: only a mild flu like illness with a fever, headache,
Speaker 4: and sore throat. So for people with an infection of
Speaker 4: the central nervous system, a sudden fever, a hot one
Speaker 4: one oh three to one oh six, severe headache, stiff
Speaker 4: neck can be followed quickly by seizures and coma, and
Speaker 4: it can be deadly. Fatalities for thirty percent of infected
Speaker 4: people can also read lead to chronic neurological deficiencies. Oh great,
Speaker 4: and its mosquito airborne or mosquito illness. I'm going to
Speaker 4: have our fair share mosquitoes flying around. Palm size, brightly
Speaker 4: covered in vasive species has now made its way to Massachusetts.
Speaker 4: According to local news there, WCVB recently spotted one a
Speaker 4: distinctive bright yellow spider, the giant Jorro Is it horror
Speaker 4: j o Rro? Or is it jorro? Don't know? Flying
Speaker 4: spider apparently pretty big, palm sized or in the summer.
Speaker 4: Scientists warn this evasive species could be making its move
Speaker 4: from the south into the northeast, and the Joro spider's
Speaker 4: Boston appearance apparently is its northernmost siding. Spider experts say
Speaker 4: people shouldn't be too worried about the venomous East Asian
Speaker 4: anthropod ah. Yes, another one from Asia which gives the
Speaker 4: illusion of flying through the air because it has a
Speaker 4: dangling piece of silk off of its silk producing region
Speaker 4: in its body, so float by it will. It's the
Speaker 4: size of your palm, so it's big, it looks threatening,
Speaker 4: and it's invasive. Add that to the list of invasive pieces.
Speaker 4: Euro is it? Euro? Okay? Thank you, Andrew Pappus and
Speaker 4: Jostreker Euro. And finally, and we're going to a little
Speaker 4: time in the segment, but it may as well get
Speaker 4: it out of the way since it is a plague.
Speaker 5: Update.
Speaker 4: Venomous creatures spotted washing up on the beaches of the
Speaker 4: Outer Banks, North Carolina, cord to the National Park Server.
Speaker 4: They sent out a warning about slugs, specifically, Cave Hatteras
Speaker 4: National Seashore posted a Facebook that blue sea dragons have
Speaker 4: been spotted on the beaches. Accord to the post, this
Speaker 4: venomous sea slug lives in the open ocean and occasionally
Speaker 4: gets stranded on the land following strong winds. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: do we have a hurricane going on down there. They
Speaker 4: may grow, they may only grow to about an inch long,
Speaker 4: but don't let their size fill you. They pack a
Speaker 4: punch apparently venomous often found throughout the Atlantic, Pacific and
Speaker 4: Indian oceans and tropical and subtropical waters. They're considered a
Speaker 4: sea slug. They spend most of the time floating around
Speaker 4: on the surface, but again with winds, it comes late
Speaker 4: they make landfall. So do not touch them because their
Speaker 4: meals consist of venomous creatures, specifically man of war Portuguese
Speaker 4: man of war. They store the venom and they keep
Speaker 4: it in their own body for their own defense, concentrating
Speaker 4: it and then delivering a steing that's more powerful than
Speaker 4: the Portuguese man of war from which they got the
Speaker 4: poison in their body. So beware the blue sea slugs.
Speaker 4: Forty seven fifty five KC the Talk station, and thank
Speaker 4: you for the correction on the pronunciation there, Joe Andrew
Speaker 4: be right back.
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Speaker 4: Some comforting words from joey.
Speaker 9: Reruses team.
Speaker 4: It can still be a wonderful world even with cancer anyway.
Speaker 4: Thanks Joe Strekker for all you do for the program.
Speaker 4: Lining up the guests today, of course, tech Predit Dave
Speaker 4: Hatter just you gotta listen to what Dave said, put
Speaker 4: the apps down, and they're all out to get you.
Speaker 4: It's amazing. And now we've got programs that were seemingly
Speaker 4: built for the only purpose, which is a nefarious one,
Speaker 4: an afarious purpose program. There's no justifiable reason for creating
Speaker 4: programs that can create a deep fake of you or
Speaker 4: literally anybody else with just one single photo and one
Speaker 4: single sampling of an audio track with your voice on it.
Speaker 4: That's it. And someone out there created this. And I
Speaker 4: even asked days like, wait a second, is there any
Speaker 4: legitimate purpose for allowing somebody without permission to create and
Speaker 4: generate false content? And of course he can't come up
Speaker 4: with anything, but it's out there. Also learned this morning
Speaker 4: another fun fact. When you you know I've talked to
Speaker 4: him a million times, I will not answer a phone
Speaker 4: call if I don't recognize the number, if you're not
Speaker 4: storing my system, like when my mom calls, it says mom,
Speaker 4: my cancer doctor calls says OHC. But there is a
Speaker 4: program or a site you can go out there, and
Speaker 4: he's used it, he tested it. He can make any
Speaker 4: call that he initiates going through this program. Look like
Speaker 4: it's coming from one of the people in your contact book,
Speaker 4: so you'll look at the phone and all my mom
Speaker 4: is calling me, and nope, it turns out it's not.
Speaker 4: So that's how bad things have gotten out there. And
Speaker 4: this is the kind of reason. This is the reason
Speaker 4: I like to have Dave on so often. It's like
Speaker 4: you got to know how bad things are. And even
Speaker 4: had a local an illustration of how a local woman
Speaker 4: got scammed out of just under ten thousand dollars. Briga
Speaker 4: Mcow's in studio for a full hour Hudson Institute. He
Speaker 4: knows energy policy. He just got back from Europe where
Speaker 4: he delivered a presentation in Hungary on energy policy. And this, ultimately,
Speaker 4: this whole green thing and the insanity that goes along
Speaker 4: with it, is clearly designed to ruin our economic might
Speaker 4: relative to the rest of the world. I am done
Speaker 4: even considering that there's some other reality behind it. And
Speaker 4: if you listen to Brigham, I think you'll reach the
Speaker 4: same conclusion. I know he has tim rivers ofth of
Speaker 4: American Gulog and the follow up to American Gulog. There's
Speaker 4: now two versions of it, all relating to the January
Speaker 4: sixth protesters and the mistreatment that they are facing at
Speaker 4: the hands of the American justice system. It's frightening stuff,
Speaker 4: and that it's happened in the United States of America.
Speaker 4: Having grown up with the Soviet Union, this sounds so
Speaker 4: reminiscent of the Soviet Union and the atrocities they committed
Speaker 4: on their people. See Alexander Sultanishan. Anyway, I hope you
Speaker 4: have a wonderful weekend. I hope to see you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: We're gonna be at the Claremont County Flapjack event, brought
Speaker 4: to you by the Claremont County Republican Party. It's only
Speaker 4: forty bucks. We're gonna hear from quite a few people
Speaker 4: like Brad Winston's going to be the alex Chairantthilo, couple
Speaker 4: of Supreme Court folks, Megan Shanahan, Daniel Hawkins, keynote speaker,
Speaker 4: Morgan or Tegas. I hope you know Morgan, and I'm
Speaker 4: a lucky man for getting to facilitate this. I'll be
Speaker 4: the MC at that. It's taking place at the Claremont
Speaker 4: County Airport. All you need to do is go to
Speaker 4: Gopclaremont dot org to get your tickets or go directly
Speaker 4: to event bright but the flap just type in Claremont Flapjack,
Speaker 4: and I think you run right into it. So I
Speaker 4: hope to see you there tomorrow. The event begins at
Speaker 4: nine again. It's at the Claremont County Airport. Have a
Speaker 4: wonderful weekend, folks. Tune in Monday for Christopher Smithman and
Speaker 4: Money Monday. Thanks again to Joe Strekker for producing the program.
Speaker 4: Stick Around Glen Beeck's coming.
Speaker 3: Right the twenty twenty four election. I was going to
Speaker 3: get in to BA Kamala Harrison. Now President Trump's going
Speaker 3: to get into debater. I've got to get picked off
Speaker 3: about that. On fifty five KRC, the talk station.
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