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Speaker 2: I'm going to get into a topic tonight for some
Speaker 2: of my more national listeners that is more state of
Speaker 2: Mississippi oriented, definitely more oriented into what I cover or
Speaker 2: at least where I live. But it's relevant because again
Speaker 2: I can always caution my more national listeners when I
Speaker 2: get into these Mississippi style topics, which isn't often, but
Speaker 2: when I do go down this rabbit hole, you need
Speaker 2: to be paying attention to your own states, or your
Speaker 2: own districts or whatever, because I can promise you there
Speaker 2: is shady shenanigans like this going on in your neck
Speaker 2: of the woods too, And if you're not not paying attention,
Speaker 2: if you're not being made advised, if you're not being
Speaker 2: made aware or helping others to be made aware of it,
Speaker 2: they'll just continue to get away with the nonsense. We
Speaker 2: have a special election coming up here in my county
Speaker 2: for our state Senate, for our state senator. It's the
Speaker 2: seat that Chris McDaniel held for his entire time in office,
Speaker 2: District forty two. But there's a catch now, because Chris McDaniel,
Speaker 2: even though we had no intent of running. He's no
Speaker 2: longer in District forty two. Neither am I. They drew
Speaker 2: a circle around a portion of Ellisville. If you look
Speaker 2: at the map, and I'll probably include it if I
Speaker 2: can on the when I share this on social media,
Speaker 2: it looks like a little circle around portion of Ellisville,
Speaker 2: Mississippi that was done deliberately to draw Chris out of
Speaker 2: his district. This is completely absurd, considering the fact that
Speaker 2: Chris had raised no money, he had done nothing to
Speaker 2: indicate he might be willing to try to get that
Speaker 2: office back. Matter of fact, I don't think he had
Speaker 2: any interest in it. It's one of those things that
Speaker 2: just blows your mind, except for if you know what happened,
Speaker 2: and what happened was Delbert Hoseman or terrible Lieutenant governor.
Speaker 2: He weaponized redistricting against Chris McDaniel. He weaponized the district,
Speaker 2: drew Chris out, protecting Senater Robin Robinson, who is currently
Speaker 2: in that seat, or so they were hoping, because they
Speaker 2: didn't want to see Chris run again, drew him into
Speaker 2: a Democrat district with a high BVAPP number, which is
Speaker 2: not conducive to a Republican winning. So now people like
Speaker 2: myself for collateral damage in Delbert Hoseman's games. If you recall,
Speaker 2: Delbert Hoseman trucen er Melanie Sojourner out of her district
Speaker 2: while she was still a sitting senator and did this
Speaker 2: at a time when she could have run again, but no,
Speaker 2: he used his power to kill her political career. And
Speaker 2: now he's attempting to do the same thing to Chris McDaniel.
Speaker 2: Some folks say, well, why not just redraw the Well,
Speaker 2: these lines are going to be in place for at
Speaker 2: least eight years now. And that's the problem. A good
Speaker 2: portion of us who have always lived in District forty two,
Speaker 2: who have always had a Republican when it was Chris McDaniel,
Speaker 2: a staunch conservative representing us, we no longer will have
Speaker 2: that voice, will no longer have a true representative. Thearreon
Speaker 2: Jackson because the Democrats not going to put forth my ideals,
Speaker 2: the Democrats not going to push the things that I
Speaker 2: want to see pushed. They're not going to be conservative.
Speaker 2: And Robin Robinson, she sold us out. There's no other
Speaker 2: way to describe it. I actually had a conversation with
Speaker 2: her last week and in that conversation she tried to
Speaker 2: explain it away and bring nonsensical terms, where she just
Speaker 2: kept saying that, well, the courts forced the redraw, which
Speaker 2: is accurate. The courts didn't mandate that they had to
Speaker 2: create a new district for Forrest County, didn't say anything
Speaker 2: about redrawing District forty two ever had to happen. And
Speaker 2: every little spin she tries to give is not helping herself.
Speaker 2: Every little spin she gives is a lie. I did
Speaker 2: corner her and get her to admit on the record
Speaker 2: that she could have voted against it, but she decided
Speaker 2: not to. Her statement, as was put in an article
Speaker 2: in the Laurel Letter Call is written by my co
Speaker 2: worker Josh Guru Nichols. It says, in the legislature, I
Speaker 2: can vote for or against for legislative redistricting. We had
Speaker 2: this session to make a decision. So either the legislature decided,
Speaker 2: which we knew what that would look like, or we
Speaker 2: could go to a court appointed group to do the
Speaker 2: mask the map. I prefer to go with what we
Speaker 2: knew was a proven map, that it met all the requirements.
Speaker 2: But again she wanted to just kind of dance around it.
Speaker 2: She never would talk about the legislative redistricting she or
Speaker 2: the weaponized redistricting. Hoseman didn't have to do this, and
Speaker 2: I dare say, Senator Robinson, that if the courts had
Speaker 2: drawn these lines, they probably would look a lot better
Speaker 2: than what you morons and the legislature did well. And
Speaker 2: I shouldn't call the people that did this morons because
Speaker 2: they knew exactly what they were doing. It wasn't a
Speaker 2: case that they didn't understand that they were drawing a
Speaker 2: circle around Chris McDaniel's house. It's crazy. Chris was quoted
Speaker 2: in that same article saying Jones County had a working system, efficient,
Speaker 2: local and accountable. There was no need for change. The
Speaker 2: politicians and Jackson don't care about what works. They care
Speaker 2: about what helps them. And I think that's accurate. I
Speaker 2: think that's accurate. And it's crazy when you look at
Speaker 2: this now and you see exactly what they did and
Speaker 2: this whole lawsuit that forced them to redraw the lines
Speaker 2: this session is also Delbert Hoseman's fault, because again he
Speaker 2: wanted to play games by drawing Melanie Oganer out of
Speaker 2: her district where it hurt us more. And it's so
Speaker 2: frustrating because again, when we look at what happened and
Speaker 2: we see exactly what went on, it's obvious because again
Speaker 2: the map makes no sense unless you understand it was
Speaker 2: deliberately done that way. These type of games should go away,
Speaker 2: I personally, because again, if the NAACP can sue, why
Speaker 2: can't I sue? I can't we the people who were
Speaker 2: jerry mandered out of our district all for political revenge,
Speaker 2: weaponized redistricting. Senator Robinson should have been voting against this.
Speaker 2: She should have been screaming. Even if it passed despite
Speaker 2: her objections, at least we could have known she was
Speaker 2: a fighter. But instead she bought the nonsense that leadership
Speaker 2: was selling her and she voted for this redistricting plan.
Speaker 2: It's it's unconscionable, it's beyond reason. It's frustrating, and it
Speaker 2: should be criminal what the legislature did to Jones County
Speaker 2: and in particular Ellisville. There's no reason. There's no way
Speaker 2: that this little loop into Ellisville makes any sense, This
Speaker 2: little arm type bubble that they put around portions of Ellisville,
Speaker 2: none of it makes sense. Chris McDaniel was also quoted
Speaker 2: in the article saying that I like Robin, She's a
Speaker 2: nice person, but I don't support politicians just because I
Speaker 2: like them. I support politicians who fight, who stand up
Speaker 2: for what's right, even when it's hard. It's profoundly disappointing.
Speaker 2: Robin Robinson was elected to represent the people of Jones County,
Speaker 2: but when it mattered most, she didn't stand up. And
Speaker 2: I agree with Chris on that. Look. I don't dislike
Speaker 2: Robinson either. I don't dislike her in the slightest, but
Speaker 2: I do not believe she's a fighter. I believe she
Speaker 2: is one of those who goes to Jackson and follows
Speaker 2: the path that leadership says. I do not believe that
Speaker 2: she's somebody that can be effective for Conservatism. Plus, she's
Speaker 2: already running around trying to light her way out of this.
Speaker 2: She's facing stiff competition from a friend of ours and
Speaker 2: Don Hartness, and Don would have been somebody I would
Speaker 2: have probably supported anyway, just because I know him. But
Speaker 2: I really now hope because I can't vote for Don
Speaker 2: because Robin drew me out of the district, or she
Speaker 2: voted for the district that had me drawn out, And
Speaker 2: all the apologies in the world's not going to make
Speaker 2: that right all, no matter what, you voted incorrectly and
Speaker 2: proved when it's a difficult fight, you'll fold. And that's
Speaker 2: not the type of leadership that I'm looking for in Jackson,
Speaker 2: in washing to her anywhere, because we need fighters. We
Speaker 2: need people that will look at that and say no,
Speaker 2: I'm not I'm not going to let you do that,
Speaker 2: not without making a fuss and making sure everybody knows
Speaker 2: that if y'all pass this, you did it without my support.
Speaker 2: But she voted for it, and that wasn't all. She
Speaker 2: changed up our judicial districts as well. And if you
Speaker 2: look at the new judicial districts that have been slashed up,
Speaker 2: they are creating a second judicial district which will have
Speaker 2: to have a judge that is from outside of Jones County.
Speaker 2: It's crazy that this is something that happened unless you
Speaker 2: do a little bit of snooping around the capitol and
Speaker 2: you start to get the understandings of what they were
Speaker 2: attempting to do here. Let me explain that for a
Speaker 2: second too, because again, this is one of those things
Speaker 2: that shouldn't have happened, and Robin Robinson should have fought
Speaker 2: against it. But for decades Jones County had its own
Speaker 2: two division judicial setup, managed efficiently and effectively by a
Speaker 2: single elected Circuit Circuit Court judge. It worked and there
Speaker 2: was no reason to change it. But then came a
Speaker 2: bill without demand from our courts, without a crisis of
Speaker 2: case loads, there was no single compelling reason from the
Speaker 2: people of Jones County. Robinson, of course, she voted to
Speaker 2: dismantle the system. Under the new law, as I said,
Speaker 2: our county was pumped in with three other counties and
Speaker 2: a new judicial district was created, one where a second
Speaker 2: judge must reside outside of Jones County. This was done
Speaker 2: purely for politics, and if you listen to the word
Speaker 2: around the Capitol, it was done to benefit one of
Speaker 2: Robinson's fellow senators, in Dennis de bar from Greene County.
Speaker 2: It is widely believed the new arrangement clears a path
Speaker 2: for him to step into a judgeship. So, in other words,
Speaker 2: our judicial independence was traded away to Greece someone else's
Speaker 2: political ambitions, and Senator Robinson helped make that happen. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: we're going to have things that we took for granted
Speaker 2: now snatched away from us. Long standing programs that keep
Speaker 2: fines paid, victims compensated, and low level offenders meaningly engaged.
Speaker 2: Like our community services and compliance here are now on
Speaker 2: the chopping block because of this. And we again can
Speaker 2: thank Senator Robinson for this. There's a reason our current
Speaker 2: Circuit Clerk Judge came out dal Williamson and wrote a
Speaker 2: letter tru bashing the legislature and Senator Robinson for going
Speaker 2: down this path because again they knew what they were doing.
Speaker 2: But the second vote, it was the bigger one. Senator Robinson,
Speaker 2: of course, as I said, she voted for that new
Speaker 2: District forty two map and it sliced and diced Jones County.
Speaker 2: And it is all because somebody was afraid that Chris
Speaker 2: McDaniel might run again. As I said before, he didn't
Speaker 2: say he would, He wasn't raising money, he hasn't been
Speaker 2: knocking on doors. But Robinson folded, we know that Chris
Speaker 2: ran against Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hoseman, so we definitely know
Speaker 2: that Delbert Hoseman doesn't like Chris, and that's why this happened.
Speaker 2: That's the truth when it comes to this legislative redistricting,
Speaker 2: weaponized redistricting. The fact that this is allowed to go
Speaker 2: on is sickening and should sicken each and every one
Speaker 2: of the people. But if you live in District forty two,
Speaker 2: you can't excuse this vote from Senator Robinson. I don't
Speaker 2: have a voice in forty two anymore. She stole it
Speaker 2: from me when she voted yes. She stole it from
Speaker 2: me when she refused to stand and fight for the
Speaker 2: people of her district. She just gave us away to
Speaker 2: a Democrat. Gave us away to a Democrat. That was
Speaker 2: her choice. That was the time to stand and fight.
Speaker 2: And you know what, if she had stood in fault
Speaker 2: and went down swinging and I still got drawn out
Speaker 2: of the district, at least I wouldn't be able to
Speaker 2: blame her because I'd say, well, by golly, she fought
Speaker 2: hard for us, but she didn't fight at all. She
Speaker 2: voted yes, and her rationale is idiotic. The real reason
Speaker 2: she voted yes is because leadership told her to. Something
Speaker 2: else is an excuse. Everything else is just noised that
Speaker 2: she's putting out there now to try to convince people
Speaker 2: that she didn't have a choice. But she told me
Speaker 2: point blank she could have voted no. Here's the thing
Speaker 2: that it would have probably passed even if she voted no,
Speaker 2: but at least she could have gone on record showing
Speaker 2: us that she's willing to fight for the people of
Speaker 2: Jones County. But she didn't. In two votes, she had
Speaker 2: two opportunities to stand up and fight for the people,
Speaker 2: and she chose not to. She chose not to, And
Speaker 2: that's that's where my frustration comes in, and that's why
Speaker 2: I felt like I needed to come on and rant
Speaker 2: about this tonight. We've had enough of people who talk
Speaker 2: a good game but then go to Jackson or Washington
Speaker 2: or wherever, and they vote like a liberal Democrat when
Speaker 2: they get there, or they do whatever leadership tells them
Speaker 2: because they don't have a fighter's backbone. They don't stand
Speaker 2: with us, they don't fight for us, they don't care
Speaker 2: about us. There are two things that play here when
Speaker 2: it comes to Senator Robinson in this vote. It's either
Speaker 2: she was too naive to understand exactly what they were
Speaker 2: doing or she was complicit, and both are bad. Both
Speaker 2: are bad because if she's too naive to understand what
Speaker 2: they did here, then that means she couldn't have fall
Speaker 2: for us. But if she understood it and she still
Speaker 2: didn't fight for us, that's even worse. Both indicate that
Speaker 2: you should not vote for her on Tuesday's election. Both
Speaker 2: indicate that you should check another box when it comes
Speaker 2: to Senator Robin Robinson. It doesn't matter if she's nice
Speaker 2: to you. It doesn't matter if you like her, because,
Speaker 2: like I said, I like her, I do my conversation
Speaker 2: with her. She was an extremely nice and pleasant individual.
Speaker 2: But this isn't about electing the nicest person. This is
Speaker 2: about electing the person that you know when they go
Speaker 2: to Jackson, they're going to go to war for you,
Speaker 2: not for leadership, not for Delbert Hoseman. She might as
Speaker 2: well be a Hoseman foot soldier at this point, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: And then we get to some of the other lies
Speaker 2: I've heard taught on the campaign trail, one being that
Speaker 2: she has the most conservative voting record in the Senate,
Speaker 2: which is easy to prove that she does not. She's
Speaker 2: the middle of the pack. Maybe one of those scorecards
Speaker 2: that says Lean's conservative, but she's not a conservative in
Speaker 2: the making of a Chris McDaniel. And she certainly doesn't
Speaker 2: have the most conservative voting record in the Mississippi State Senate,
Speaker 2: not as long as Angela Hill and Kathy Chisholm still
Speaker 2: are in office. She just doesn't. But again, it's one
Speaker 2: of those talking points that politicians know most people won't research.
Speaker 2: Other big topic that she's tried to push and that
Speaker 2: she has come out and saying that she's against she
Speaker 2: wants to brag that she into d I practices. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: she used to work for a company that was at
Speaker 2: the forefront of DEE. So yeah, she used to work
Speaker 2: at what was then Sanderson Farms, and Sanderson Farms was
Speaker 2: one of the ones that created a whole DEE initiative
Speaker 2: Senator's Farms Forms New Diversity and Inclusion Steering Committee back
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty one, So they were right at the forefront,
Speaker 2: and she was still working with them, probably was involved
Speaker 2: in setting it up. I don't know that for sure.
Speaker 2: It's merely speculating. But how can I take you seriously
Speaker 2: that you're trying to end DEI practices when you were
Speaker 2: a part, a big part of a corporation that instituted
Speaker 2: them in twenty twenty one. You're telling me, in four
Speaker 2: years you just decided, no, we don't need the EI anymore. No,
Speaker 2: you're pandering. You're pandering because that's what bad politicians, especially
Speaker 2: ones who feel like their backs against the wall, do,
Speaker 2: They pander? And that's what she's doing right now. She's
Speaker 2: pandering because she knows this is a topic that can
Speaker 2: get people excited. She knows this is a topic that
Speaker 2: she can try to utilize to maybe get people to
Speaker 2: stop talking about the redistricting boondoggles she did. But meanwhile,
Speaker 2: just a quick search and you're able to find out
Speaker 2: that where she used to work, they were pushing the
Speaker 2: DEI so hate to break it to you there, but
Speaker 2: I don't think she's really an enemy of D policies.
Speaker 2: She's an opportunist. It's so frustrating because again, this is
Speaker 2: a race that I would go and vote in and
Speaker 2: vote against her, but she stole my voice. She and
Speaker 2: the rest of the Missipipi legislature that voted for this
Speaker 2: stole my voice. She also is bragging about ending the
Speaker 2: state income tax, but as I have pointed out repeatedly,
Speaker 2: Missippi state income tax will still be there next year,
Speaker 2: and the year after that, and the year after that.
Speaker 2: The earliest we could possibly see the state income tax
Speaker 2: go away as ten years from now, and that's still
Speaker 2: a big if. But you know, it's not a big if.
Speaker 2: Our tax on our gasoline. That's not a big if,
Speaker 2: because that's already gone into effect. If you live in
Speaker 2: Mississippi and you're wondering why we haven't seen gas prices
Speaker 2: go down, when you're seeing reports that all prices went down,
Speaker 2: it's because they raised your gas taxes. They did it
Speaker 2: and told you that they ended the income tax, all
Speaker 2: a part of the Hoseman's scheme. Robinson voted for it,
Speaker 2: brags about it because she wants you to know that
Speaker 2: she ended the state income tax. But next year, when
Speaker 2: you pay it, you'll see just how effectively she ended it. Guys,
Speaker 2: I hate to say it, but it's time to send
Speaker 2: her home. It's time to vote her out. And if
Speaker 2: you live in District forty two, you should strongly consider
Speaker 2: Don Hardness because Don Hardness is a veteran. Non Hardness
Speaker 2: is a conservative. He has fought alongside us in many
Speaker 2: or pretty much all of Chris's statewide races. He was
Speaker 2: right there by her side, So I think that he
Speaker 2: would go to Jackson and fight and fight for conservative principles.
Speaker 2: I think he's a good man, and I do believe
Speaker 2: that Don Hardness could be a Great State Senator. This
Speaker 2: is going to be a race that very few people
Speaker 2: are going to show up for because it's an off
Speaker 2: year election. It's an off year election, and because of that,
Speaker 2: we're going to see a low turnout. That's what makes
Speaker 2: this race interesting in the first place, because if people
Speaker 2: are good and mad about what happened to Jones County
Speaker 2: and these two votes that Robin Robinson made, it could
Speaker 2: tip the scales. They didn't have long to campaign. I
Speaker 2: think it was this about a two month cycle from
Speaker 2: when the election qualifying date and now, so I don't
Speaker 2: think there was much time to focus on get ready
Speaker 2: and that definitely can help aid a challenger if he
Speaker 2: can motivate the base to go out and vote against
Speaker 2: the incumbent. So yes, next Tuesday, I strongly recommend you go.
Speaker 2: If you live in District forty two, you go vote
Speaker 2: against Robin Robinson, to vote for Don Hartness. At least
Speaker 2: then you know you'll have somebody that, when they attempt
Speaker 2: this type of nonsense, will fight for you, not somebody
Speaker 2: that will throw you under the bus because leadership asked
Speaker 2: her to. And don't get me wrong, while Chris wasn't
Speaker 2: planning on running, this does protect Robin in her seat
Speaker 2: because I don't think she could have beaten Chris McDaniel.
Speaker 2: I don't think she would have had a shot at
Speaker 2: beating Chris if he had been interested in running. So
Speaker 2: this whole circle around his house, it does benefit Center
Speaker 2: Robinson hundred percent. And maybe her yes vote on the
Speaker 2: judicial districts, maybe maybe that means she's going to get
Speaker 2: a better committee assignment because she showed she's willing to
Speaker 2: play ball with leadership. But I'm sorry, I don't want
Speaker 2: somebody that's playing ball with Delbert Hoseman because I know
Speaker 2: who he is, and I know that Delbert Hoseman is
Speaker 2: a vindictive, terrible piece of trash. And I'm sorry if
Speaker 2: that sounds too harsh to some of you, but Delbert Hoseman,
Speaker 2: anyone who weaponizes the redistricting policy, the redistricting process against
Speaker 2: members of his own party needs to be kicked out
Speaker 2: of the party. But again, the Republican Party is going
Speaker 2: to stay quiet. Matter of fact, they're probably secretly behind
Speaker 2: the scenes doing everything can to help the incumbent because
Speaker 2: that's what they do. It's ridiculous, people. The insanity that
Speaker 2: we're facing is of epic proportions. You know, and hopefully,
Speaker 2: like I said, and again, if you live outside of Mississippi,
Speaker 2: if you live outside of District forty two, you need
Speaker 2: to be paying attention to what's going on in your
Speaker 2: local government, especially when it comes to these redistricting issues,
Speaker 2: because I can assure you there are members of leadership
Speaker 2: in your state that are willing to weaponize redistricting, just
Speaker 2: like they've done here in my district, just like they've
Speaker 2: done right here in District forty two in Mississippi. And
Speaker 2: it's something I hope we can get away from. I
Speaker 2: hope it's something we can snuff out. But it really
Speaker 2: is going to depend on those of you who can
Speaker 2: vote to get out and send Senator Robinson and the
Speaker 2: Jackson machine a message by voting for don Hartin on Tuesday,
Speaker 2: because if she goes in, then they know they can
Speaker 2: get away with this type stuff. There won't be any
Speaker 2: collateral damage for them. It's just collateral damage for us.
Speaker 2: And quite frankly, it's time we punch back. This is
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Speaker 2: off of this redistricting topic of what could be a correction,
Speaker 2: I'm seeing reports that Senator Robinson and these DEEI policies
Speaker 2: at seners and farms actually started back in twenty eleven,
Speaker 2: and there are various reports that she was very much
Speaker 2: involved in getting those things started. But now because it's
Speaker 2: popular to say no to it, she is trying to
Speaker 2: pretend that she is very much anti dee ah, but
Speaker 2: it seems like that couldn't be true. And that's again
Speaker 2: just another reason to vote for Don Hartness Now whitching
Speaker 2: gears into more national affairs. I know some of you,
Speaker 2: my national listeners are probably here. Then go, thank goodness,
Speaker 2: enough of the Mississippi chad, right, you know, But again
Speaker 2: I warn you it's coming to you soon. So if
Speaker 2: it's not already happening, and you just hadn't realized that
Speaker 2: these type of instances, these type of political gamemanship happens
Speaker 2: in every state, So you need to be aware. But
Speaker 2: if you listen to Morning Coffee this morning, I talked
Speaker 2: about this racially motivated beating that happened in Cincinnati, which
Speaker 2: again it should be if you're going to have hate
Speaker 2: crime laws, we should treat these people as racist they are. Well.
Speaker 2: Now there's a city council woman in Cincinnati that is
Speaker 2: under fire for comments posted on Facebook in the wake
Speaker 2: of the brutal downtown beat down last week. Under a
Speaker 2: post from a Facebook user called lehonan a La La
Speaker 2: Jay Cannon, that's a mouthful that shows this vicious assault,
Speaker 2: an account that appears to belong to councilwoman Victoria Parks commented,
Speaker 2: they begged for that beatdown. I am grateful for the
Speaker 2: whole story. The comment links back to a Facebook account
Speaker 2: for Victoria Parks, who list her job title as a
Speaker 2: city council member of the City of Cincinnati government. The
Speaker 2: account also says she was formerly the commissioner at Hamilton County,
Speaker 2: Ohio government and the former chief of staff to Hamilton
Speaker 2: County Commissioner Todd Porteney. That information lines up with parks
Speaker 2: biography on the City of Cincinnati's official website. The Facebook
Speaker 2: page has several posts dating back several years, most recently
Speaker 2: relating to work experience. Parks appears to have a second
Speaker 2: Facebook page as well, which last posted on May twenty seven.
Speaker 2: A third account, last posted in twenty twenty two, also
Speaker 2: appears to belong to Parks. The comment sparked an online firestorm,
Speaker 2: with screenshots at the post being circulated widely, Folks commenting
Speaker 2: about how Cincinnati Councilwoman Victoria Parks must resign immediately. Lee
Speaker 2: defending violent criminals who vicusly beat innocent people is disgusting.
Speaker 2: That came from Ohio's thirty ninth district state Representative Phil Polmer.
Speaker 2: There are other posters that said she's racist, others referring
Speaker 2: to it being insane to say. Parks, of course, is
Speaker 2: already announced in January that she's not seeking re election again.
Speaker 2: But if she is posting this, if this is her
Speaker 2: and she has posted it, I don't think she should
Speaker 2: serve out her term. I think she should resign. Cincinnati
Speaker 2: Fraternal Order of Police president Ken Kober told Fox News
Speaker 2: Digital that it's unconscionable that an elected official would be
Speaker 2: celebrating violence in the city she's voted to serve. This
Speaker 2: highlights the poor political environment that police officers, residents and
Speaker 2: visitors are currently enduring. Thankfully, there's an election in November,
Speaker 2: and I urged voters to vote for change. Parks apparently
Speaker 2: is not returned. Request for a comment and emailed to
Speaker 2: the entire city council also went unreturned. A representative for
Speaker 2: the city council declined to comment by phone, directing Fox
Speaker 2: News Digital to Parks herself. So again, nobody wants to
Speaker 2: talk about it, which makes you think that this is
Speaker 2: one hundred percent legit. I know if it was somebody
Speaker 2: had a cloned account of mine and they said something
Speaker 2: I would be screaming from to my voice that wasn't me.
Speaker 2: Radio silent lens is probably not the best option in
Speaker 2: something like this, you know, because when the angry mob
Speaker 2: on the internet gets angry, you know, if you just
Speaker 2: ignore them, they tend to go away, right, That's how
Speaker 2: that works. Of course, it isn't. We have watched this
Speaker 2: insanity continue to play out over and over and over again.
Speaker 2: These individuals who assaulted these people, they are racist. There
Speaker 2: is no justification for what they did. I don't care,
Speaker 2: and I said it this morning on morning coffee. It
Speaker 2: doesn't matter if they want to come out and say, well,
Speaker 2: they said racist things to us. You know what, enough
Speaker 2: is enough, walk away. You don't have to fights somebody
Speaker 2: because they said something that offends you get thicker skin.
Speaker 2: Enough of this allowing that to be an excuse, because
Speaker 2: nine times out of ten, nothing was ever said. The
Speaker 2: individuals weren't racist. See go back just a couple of
Speaker 2: months ago when Angel Reese from the WNBA claimed that
Speaker 2: they were chanting racist things at me. But then when
Speaker 2: the league investigated, despite ESPN and them trying to hype
Speaker 2: it up like it happened even though nobody heard it.
Speaker 2: The game was televised and nobody heard it, they all
Speaker 2: acted like oh, and everybody had to apologize and release statements.
Speaker 2: But then it turns out it didn't happen. There was
Speaker 2: no evidence of it. She was race baiting and showing
Speaker 2: her own race racism in the process. And it's time
Speaker 2: to see if you truly want to snuff out racism,
Speaker 2: if you truly want to bring an end to racism,
Speaker 2: you have to admit that both sides have it. You
Speaker 2: can't sit here and say, well, it's impossible for a
Speaker 2: minority group to be racist because they're held down by
Speaker 2: the other group. That is the dumbest thing I've ever heard,
Speaker 2: but that's what the left argues. And then you see
Speaker 2: examples of racist behavior right the hair with this beat
Speaker 2: down in Ohio, in Cincinnati, and then you see this
Speaker 2: city councilwoman who's elected to represent the city, the entire city,
Speaker 2: not just black people. She's supposed to be representing everyone,
Speaker 2: and she assuming as her and it all starting to
Speaker 2: trend like it probably is her. She then pretends to
Speaker 2: or she gets involved and says, wait till you hear
Speaker 2: the whole There is no justification even if it had
Speaker 2: started off as a fair fight. The fact that the
Speaker 2: man's down and they're just still stomping him is an
Speaker 2: act of savagery. These individuals should be locked up and
Speaker 2: never allowed to see daylight again for what they did.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry to be that harsh, but they don't have
Speaker 2: any regard for human life. Because when you're stomping a
Speaker 2: man's head like that, when he's already down, you've already
Speaker 2: won walk away, and when you don't, in my eyes,
Speaker 2: it looks like you're attempting to kill the man. It's
Speaker 2: disgusting that she would try to justify it. It's disgusting
Speaker 2: that all she sees is that the criminals were black,
Speaker 2: so therefore she must side with them. It's ridiculous, but
Speaker 2: that's where we're at in society. We had the track
Speaker 2: meet deal over the summer where one of the students
Speaker 2: stabbed in another one and killed him. He was a
Speaker 2: black student, so of course, again we draw racial lines
Speaker 2: instead of looking at the evidence. Had to be the
Speaker 2: white kid's fault because they were bullying, they were picking on.
Speaker 2: Now we're starting to see information that shows no, that
Speaker 2: didn't happen, and one of the big why are you
Speaker 2: bringing a knife to a high school track meet in
Speaker 2: the first place? Again, look at facts, look at logic,
Speaker 2: look at reason. Don't instantly go into the defense mechanism
Speaker 2: because you see their skin color matches yours. I can
Speaker 2: assure you if the shoe was on the other foot,
Speaker 2: I would say the same thing. If it had been
Speaker 2: a white kid that had stabbed a black kid like that,
Speaker 2: and all the evidence is pointing to he wasn't bullied,
Speaker 2: then yeah, I would say he probably needs to go
Speaker 2: to jail for the rest of his life, the same
Speaker 2: as I say about that young man. It's crazy people,
Speaker 2: But that's where we're at in this country, and that's
Speaker 2: where we stand currently. Ah, we get back, We'll wrap
Speaker 2: this show up with a couple of more topics, a
Speaker 2: couple of more things, and we'll get out of here
Speaker 2: for the weak. But it's we're living in trying times.
Speaker 2: We're living in times where where people just don't have
Speaker 2: the same sense of humanity they once did. You disagree
Speaker 2: with me on a political take and therefore we can't
Speaker 2: be friends. As matter of fact, you have to assault me. Now.
Speaker 2: Enough of that, we need to go back and find
Speaker 2: our humanity again. This is the right Side Radio program.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back. Hey everyone, this is Jack Fairschild's
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Speaker 2: All right, guys, welcome back here to the Right Side
Speaker 2: Radio Show. Here we are in the home stretch of
Speaker 2: the radio show, the final segment of the program today. Man,
Speaker 2: it's been a long one and we are you know.
Speaker 2: Before I go into any more news stories, a couple
Speaker 2: of quick announcements. The new episode of Chris McDaniels America.
Speaker 2: We are hoping to record that on Saturday, possibly Sunday
Speaker 2: if we have to, but I think the goal is
Speaker 2: to record it on Saturday. Our production crew was not
Speaker 2: available on Thursday, so we are bumping it back to Saturday.
Speaker 2: I think Chris will probably be in rare form. It'll
Speaker 2: be great to have him back. If you haven't checked
Speaker 2: out last week's episode, I did the episode, but also
Speaker 2: had my co workers Josh Guru, Nichols and Kevin Lindsay
Speaker 2: as my guest and had them come on and talk
Speaker 2: about what it's like to be a conservative journalist in
Speaker 2: a world of liberalism. We're fortunate, the leader called that
Speaker 2: our bass Jim Sigelski, is a conservative, so we don't
Speaker 2: have to worry as much as some of the other folks.
Speaker 2: But it is what it is. And the you know,
Speaker 2: so again having that ability to not have to worry
Speaker 2: that our opinions will get us frowned upon or exercised,
Speaker 2: you know, from the from the paper, no matter of fact,
Speaker 2: it's it's very much welcomed and uh, you know, it
Speaker 2: was an interesting discussion to go check that out. The
Speaker 2: Missing Link Jones County, the Cold Case podcast that I
Speaker 2: do with Josh Guber and Nichols. We should record a
Speaker 2: new episode next week unless something happens, you know, that's
Speaker 2: the plan. Uh, and then we'll probably release it later
Speaker 2: in the week after we record it. Uh. But it's
Speaker 2: that's been a lot of fun and we're we're hearing
Speaker 2: from people now and I think that's the cool part,
Speaker 2: you know, especially when you hear from one of the
Speaker 2: victims family members who gives you encouragement and tells you
Speaker 2: thank you for what you're you're doing, and it really is.
Speaker 2: It makes it very meaningful. Uh. And of course if
Speaker 2: you haven't checked it out, I have brought back Life
Speaker 2: is reviewed. I have two episodes of the James Bond
Speaker 2: Podcast that I do of season two already out hoping
Speaker 2: to get to season two or getting to the third
Speaker 2: episode real soon. It's just been it's been pretty hectic.
Speaker 2: And that's the problem with that that one is I
Speaker 2: have to commit to recording or watching one of the
Speaker 2: films and then talking about it, you know, And that's
Speaker 2: why it's fun to watch the film. You got to
Speaker 2: have time. And that's where the problem comes in at
Speaker 2: the moment is finding the time to make it, make
Speaker 2: that commitment. But I still want to get through all
Speaker 2: the movies. So my goal is to keep that show going,
Speaker 2: at least at least until I realized that it's it's
Speaker 2: just not possible to keep it going. Yeah, we'll we'll
Speaker 2: keep that stuff happening time and time again. Uh, where
Speaker 2: do we go from here? You know? How do we
Speaker 2: how do we move forward? Because? Uh, I think I
Speaker 2: think what I want to do here, you know, instead
Speaker 2: of going into another news story. You know it. One
Speaker 2: of the things that I have noticed since the news
Speaker 2: broke last week of the death of wrestling in eighties
Speaker 2: icon Hulk Hogan, is the Left wants to make mourning
Speaker 2: the man complicated. I tell you, he has a complicated history,
Speaker 2: and it's just we just don't know how we're supposed
Speaker 2: to know he was a human being. Maybe he made
Speaker 2: a mistake or to in his life. He's he's passed on,
Speaker 2: and we shouldn't just remember him based on those bad
Speaker 2: moments in his life, bad moments that were called on film,
Speaker 2: bad moments that why you might not have done the
Speaker 2: exact same thing he did. You've had bad moments that
Speaker 2: you're probably thankful that nobody was rolling video won this
Speaker 2: idea that he has to be that it has to
Speaker 2: be complicated. And again, let's go back to the race card,
Speaker 2: because it seems to be a disproportionate number of blacks
Speaker 2: who just can't forgive that he said something. He used
Speaker 2: a racial slur in a conversation he thought was private,
Speaker 2: and that's an unforgivable sin. It shouldn't be. It shouldn't be.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that people should just run around and
Speaker 2: say it and then ask for forgiveness. That's not what
Speaker 2: I'm saying in the slightest. What I am saying is
Speaker 2: that we can move past it, and we can move
Speaker 2: past those things. As long as you give certain words
Speaker 2: that kind of power over you, you can never move forward.
Speaker 2: As long as you give that type of attention to
Speaker 2: those things, it's you're never going to live a full
Speaker 2: life because you're too focused on the isms of the world. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: if you want to say, rest in peace, Hulk Holgan,
Speaker 2: that doesn't make you a monster. That doesn't make you
Speaker 2: somebody who's okay with someone who was a bigot. I
Speaker 2: don't think Hulk was a bigot. Matter of fact, I've
Speaker 2: seen multiple stories from African Americans in his field who said, no,
Speaker 2: he was not. Was he an egomaniac? Of course he was.
Speaker 2: He was playing a character that was bigger than life,
Speaker 2: and yeah, time that's probably gonna rub off on your
Speaker 2: ego a little bit. But goodness, we just continue to
Speaker 2: hammer this complicated narrative that they continue to have. So
Speaker 2: I don't know, people, rest in peace, Holkster. But before
Speaker 2: I go away too, I want to I did an
Speaker 2: entire episode on Monday mornings or was it Monday morning.
Speaker 2: I think it was Tuesday mornings morning coffee. Whenever we
Speaker 2: got the news that Ryan Samberg, Chicago Cub's great Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame second baseman, had passed away, it was one
Speaker 2: of those gun and wrenching news. I was at dinner
Speaker 2: with friends when we saw the news, and it was
Speaker 2: it definitely broke my heart and left a mark for me.
Speaker 2: Ryan Samberg was my hero as a child. I wrote
Speaker 2: a post on social media that I'm going to read
Speaker 2: here and we'll wrap up this show and memory of
Speaker 2: Rhino the Hero. I wrote and again, talking about the
Speaker 2: game the night that we got the word that Samberg
Speaker 2: had passed said, the night start off great, Cubs jumped
Speaker 2: out to a three to zero lead, and all seemed right.
Speaker 2: Then they lost the lead and we're down four to three,
Speaker 2: but hope was still there. Then the news broke and
Speaker 2: the game no longer seemed to matter. We had lost
Speaker 2: Ryan Samberg at sixty five. He lost his battle with
Speaker 2: prostate cancer. To us kids from the eighties, he was
Speaker 2: more than a baseball player. He was our hero. He
Speaker 2: was Rhino the Hero. He was the reason we had
Speaker 2: become a Cubs fan. He was the reason we loved baseball.
Speaker 2: This loss hits hard. We may not have known him,
Speaker 2: but he was family. He was in our home every
Speaker 2: day during those summer months on WGN. Samberg was the
Speaker 2: guy we wanted to be. He was the original number
Speaker 2: twenty three in Chicago, and he was a good role model.
Speaker 2: He didn't have scandals, He wasn't a juicer. He was
Speaker 2: a hard working player we could all strive to be.
Speaker 2: The game will go on, but there is sadness now.
Speaker 2: Samberg can never be replaced. He was my first sports hero.
Speaker 2: People die, but legends live forever. Rhino was a legend.
Speaker 2: Rest in peace, Ryan. I wrote that because I wanted
Speaker 2: something to remember again, a guy that he and Harry
Speaker 2: Carey came to the Cubs in the same year. By chance,
Speaker 2: they left the Cubs the same year, because while Ryan
Speaker 2: Samberg went on to retire, Harry Carey passed away that
Speaker 2: off season, and they both helped form my childhood. I
Speaker 2: have grand memories of sam to Dunstan to Grace, vivid
Speaker 2: memories of Ryan Samberg patrol in second base and seeming
Speaker 2: like no ball could possibly get past Rhino. When we
Speaker 2: first heard of his cancer diagnosis. We all knew he
Speaker 2: was going to beat it, and he did. He did
Speaker 2: beat it, but then it came back and more aggressively.
Speaker 2: Most of us believed he was going to beat it
Speaker 2: a second time. But there were signs that this was
Speaker 2: far more dire than we wanted to admit. Those signs
Speaker 2: included multiple former players all showing up with Ryan Samdberg jerseys,
Speaker 2: and if you listen to them talk, you could possibly
Speaker 2: believe that there was something going on we didn't know about.
Speaker 2: Samberg was a hero to a generation of us, and
Speaker 2: as I said, he's the reason we became a Cubs fan.
Speaker 2: Rest in peace, right, I know you'll forever live on
Speaker 2: in our hearts.
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