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Speaker 4: Thank you just Trekker for the guest we've got coming
Speaker 4: up this morning. Seven o five Todd Zenzer returns. Former
Speaker 4: Inspector General. Todd Zenzer is kind of op ed submitted
Speaker 4: to the Inquirer. Multiple Inspectors General, new Inspectors General, and
Speaker 4: DOGE should collaborate, says Todd Zenzer, all in an effort
Speaker 4: to well cut back the outrageous spending going on in
Speaker 4: the federal government. One of the big this is the
Speaker 4: primary problem with our federal deficit over spending. We can
Speaker 4: keep our taxes low. We just need to curve back
Speaker 4: the amount of money that the federal government spends every year.
Speaker 4: It can be done. The book Shiloh Creed h Plunged, throwing,
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Speaker 4: Bradley Jay returned to the program talking about Trump's remarkable
Speaker 4: first week and it is quite remarkable flurry of executive
Speaker 4: orders and actually a profound impact, most notably in the
Speaker 4: area of illegal immigration crackdown, and got some fun figures
Speaker 4: on that. It's an amazing reality when you see what
Speaker 4: Trump's been able to accomplish and the administration has been
Speaker 4: able to accomplish in just a short period of time
Speaker 4: compared to what Biden allowed to happen on his watch
Speaker 4: over his four years in office. On the border, and
Speaker 4: we witnessed chaos on the border, just unimaginable, day after
Speaker 4: day after day, thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants welcomed
Speaker 4: into our country into the Biden administration, even though it
Speaker 4: was well the illegal entry millions and millions of illegal
Speaker 4: immigrants in our country under Biden's watch, when he could
Speaker 4: have easily stopped from happening by just simply doing what
Speaker 4: Donald Trump did. We all lay witness to the fact
Speaker 4: that Donald or that Joe Biden undid what Trump had
Speaker 4: put in place in terms of border security, and immediately,
Speaker 4: almost like a light switched on, the hordes of folks
Speaker 4: from the four corners of the world arrived at the
Speaker 4: southern border, and Biden encouraged it. His administration actually encouraged it,
Speaker 4: telegraphed out to the world that this was happening. I mean,
Speaker 4: you know, the Internet's connected us all up. Everybody in
Speaker 4: the four corners of the globe can see at real time. Oh, look,
Speaker 4: the border's open. Look at the crowds of people flowing
Speaker 4: on in. Look at the large est being bestowed upon
Speaker 4: a bunch of folks who really have no legal right
Speaker 4: to be in the country.
Speaker 5: Hmm.
Speaker 4: And I mean, I say this and it seems so
Speaker 4: bloody obvious. And it's been widely reported that many countries
Speaker 4: emptied out their prisons and sent them to the southern border.
Speaker 4: What an easy fix one. You know, you you damage
Speaker 4: the United States, You make it a less safe place
Speaker 4: to be, a more dangerous place to be for the citizenry.
Speaker 4: Get them all in a panic, which is you know,
Speaker 4: serves the interest of a you know, division in our
Speaker 4: in our country to their interest, which is of course
Speaker 4: anesthetical to you know, the United States interest. But that
Speaker 4: they free themselves from the burden of having to deal
Speaker 4: with those prisoners in their own prison. What an easy solution.
Speaker 4: And of course that happened coordinated with with with drug
Speaker 4: cartels and gangs who made billions of dollars ferrying illegal
Speaker 4: immigrants into our country. I mean, it's a massive organized
Speaker 4: crime reality that was created on the Biden administration didn't
Speaker 4: lift a finger to do anything about it. I mean,
Speaker 4: just look at the blue cities. The citizen re angry
Speaker 4: at the elected officials for allowing this to happen. Resources
Speaker 4: soaked up by illegal immigrants in their communities. Children not
Speaker 4: getting an education that they need, not that they were
Speaker 4: getting one in public schools anyway. That problem has been
Speaker 4: going on for decades. But you know, you exacerbate the
Speaker 4: problem by flooding it with a bunch of illegal immigrants
Speaker 4: into the school rooms that can't even speak English, housing, food, shelter.
Speaker 5: I mean it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I know my listeners know exactly what I'm
Speaker 4: talking about. But the stark contrast between this current administration,
Speaker 4: what they've been able to accomplish in a very short
Speaker 4: period of time, and what the Biden administration allowed to happen.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised that, you know, well, maybe people are angry,
Speaker 4: Maybe people are reflecting upon the damage that the Biden
Speaker 4: administration did. I would like to hope, so, I really would.
Speaker 4: Maybe we've learned a lesson. Let's not go down that
Speaker 4: road again. Anyhow, remarkable first week going off with Bradley
Speaker 4: j coming up with eight oh five, and then finally
Speaker 4: No Act. Finally Daniel Davis deep dive to let us
Speaker 4: on the Russian Ukraine situation not looking good for Ukraine.
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Speaker 4: see here. Oh yeah, and on the border, why not
Speaker 4: start here? Stark contrast. Absolutely less than six hundred people
Speaker 4: crossed illegally into the United States from Mexico. On Sunday,
Speaker 4: not a single one of the nine sectors received more
Speaker 4: than two hundred crossings, and the number of daily encounters
Speaker 4: only reached five hundred and eighty two. In total context,
Speaker 4: del Rio sector would sustain over four thousand crossings per
Speaker 4: day at the height of the border crisis in December
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty three, sixty recorded crossings sixty on Sunday.
Speaker 4: The daily number of border encounters during the final days
Speaker 4: of the Biden White House between twelve hundred and fourteen
Speaker 4: hundred a day. Again, less than six hundred people on Sunday.
Speaker 4: I'd say that's a profound, stark contrast. It's pretty amazing.
Speaker 4: And the balance that they've struck, and this is a
Speaker 4: brilliant balance. It's being struck by the Biden administration. Who
Speaker 4: are they going after? This is something Christopher Smithman spoke
Speaker 4: to the other day very passionately. So criminals, criminals, and
Speaker 4: this by going after criminals, which everybody wants out of
Speaker 4: their neighborhoods. They're unpopular migrants, you know, they don't have
Speaker 4: the You can show crying women and children outside of
Speaker 4: schools and churches about worrying about being deported, and you
Speaker 4: might pull on the heartstrings of people who you know
Speaker 4: could gravitate toward an anti deportation mindset. But by focusing
Speaker 4: on criminals and showing the gang members, the rapists, the
Speaker 4: murderers being rounded up, and Ice knows where they are.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is just so apparent they know where
Speaker 4: they are. Mean. Tom Homman even said it out loud.
Speaker 4: This won't be neighborhood sweeps. This is a targeted enforcement operation.
Speaker 4: We know exactly who we're going to arrest before we
Speaker 4: leave office. Every arrest we make has been approved by
Speaker 4: a supervisor. This is a quote from Tom Oman, borders are.
Speaker 4: I know exactly who we're looking for. We have a
Speaker 4: pretty good idea where we're going to find them, and
Speaker 4: they got to get approval to do it. So it's
Speaker 4: going to be a well, well planned, humane operation. It's
Speaker 4: a careful, gradual deportation strategy, which is designed specifically to
Speaker 4: offset the Democrats' effort to paint well Trump's repatriations is
Speaker 4: cruel and counterproductive. That's a smart way of going about it,
Speaker 4: because you can't defend a child molestor rapist, whether he's
Speaker 4: a US citizen or someone is in our country illegally. Oh, look,
Speaker 4: we can get rid of him. Huh, he's in our
Speaker 4: country illegally. This is a rapist. Round him up, send
Speaker 4: him on. And it's widely reported and it has because
Speaker 4: you can observe it with your own eyes. You don't
Speaker 4: see a whole lot of protesters in and I'll admit
Speaker 4: there have been some protests, but it's muffled what was
Speaker 4: expected to be a widespread backlash. Even I was talking
Speaker 4: about it this way, if Trump gets re elected, you
Speaker 4: know there's gonna be violence in the street. All the
Speaker 4: illegal immigrants are going to organize and they're going to
Speaker 4: go on public display and march and shout and cheer
Speaker 4: and demand rights and whatever. A tremendous backlash is what
Speaker 4: I expected. But again, by focusing solely on the most
Speaker 4: nefarious and evil folks within the illegal immigrant population, you
Speaker 4: can stave off that kind of criticism. And it's worked
Speaker 4: so far, so true. I mean just one area, and
Speaker 4: I know Trump issued an executive or getting rid of
Speaker 4: DEI in the military and banning racial gender ideology, and
Speaker 4: it had a profound impact over the VA, which is
Speaker 4: not going to be saving a tremendous amount of money.
Speaker 4: I can get to the details on that, but what's
Speaker 4: the VA there for right for veterans and their families
Speaker 4: to help them with their needs health and otherwise. What
Speaker 4: in the hell does DEI have to do with fulfilling
Speaker 4: that goal and that that mission statement? Zero nothing NAA
Speaker 4: And yet millions and millions of dollars in resources funneled
Speaker 4: over within the VIA to D for DEI programs. How
Speaker 4: did that happen in the first place? Why did it happen?
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Speaker 4: Good to hear from you this morning.
Speaker 8: Good morning, doctor Bryan. The lection is old. Trump is
Speaker 8: in there and he's upsetting a whole bunch of apple carts.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, you know, hey, dependam has began to swing.
Speaker 5: I think it's swung. I love you.
Speaker 4: I love your observations along those lines, because yes, the
Speaker 4: pendulum does swing back and forth. We get Republican administrations.
Speaker 4: We get Democrat administrations, we get divided House and Senate,
Speaker 4: we get you know, full on Republican senator Democrats.
Speaker 5: And I don't know, do we.
Speaker 4: I guess I'm wondering if we ever learn anything from
Speaker 4: these exercises, James. But yes, the pendulum has swung in
Speaker 4: the opposite direction one hundred and eighty degrees.
Speaker 8: Well, those of us that stayed balanced in the middle,
Speaker 8: you know, we see it go back and forth, and
Speaker 8: that's where your sanity is in the middle. Stand balance.
Speaker 8: But now I have a question for you, going back
Speaker 8: and at one time I was speaking of some things
Speaker 8: Trump had lied about doing the campaign, and you asked
Speaker 8: me what had he lied about? And I said, I'd
Speaker 8: get you a list on things that he lied.
Speaker 4: Okay, and he's in there, the election is over.
Speaker 8: Do I still need to get you that list?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Why is it?
Speaker 5: Because?
Speaker 4: I mean, you know that many times Trump has been
Speaker 4: accused of multiple things that simply were not true. So
Speaker 4: in order to dispel those myths and maybe you know,
Speaker 4: erased them from the mindset of people who disagree with Trump,
Speaker 4: his policies, his principles based upon you know, the racist, homophobe, xenophobe, rapist, whatever,
Speaker 4: you want to call Donald Trump is among the litany
Speaker 4: of myth perpetuated about him. Maybe dispel some of those
Speaker 4: if if we can do that, but it's not fundamental,
Speaker 4: it's not necessary, James. You don't have to provide me
Speaker 4: with a list. But I think there were more lies
Speaker 4: spun and perpetuated by mainstream media about Trump than actual,
Speaker 4: you know, lies you can definitively share, say that he
Speaker 4: engaged in or or spoke.
Speaker 8: Now you used to say you was a retired recovering lawyer. Yeah,
Speaker 8: but actually you became a litigant for Trump and you
Speaker 8: knocked down everything that came out of gifts.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, you did a good job. Well I appreciate that.
Speaker 4: And this is you know, you're talking to a guy
Speaker 4: who is not an always Trumper guy. I mean I
Speaker 4: pointed out his flaws and his and his problems, and
Speaker 4: I lamented many times. Gee, if is anybody but Trump,
Speaker 4: we wouldn't be struggling with this. Because I was really
Speaker 4: worried that Kamala Harris is going to get elected. So
Speaker 4: I had to become a profound Trump supporter because I thought,
Speaker 4: you know, I really was concerned about our country and
Speaker 4: the future of our country. If we had President Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris Grave concerned over that, James. So, I'm not an
Speaker 4: always Trump guy, and I do disagree with some of
Speaker 4: the way he delivers messages and some of his attitudes.
Speaker 4: But look, I'll take you know, in spite of that
Speaker 4: and his problems and the issues that I've had with
Speaker 4: him over the years, he's delivering on what he promised,
Speaker 4: and what he promised is something that I embrace.
Speaker 8: I understand, I understand, But sometime you get out of balance,
Speaker 8: you know. Now that's just like, uh, I go here.
Speaker 8: Did you hear about one of the people that he
Speaker 8: pardoned just got killed in indianimal Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was up there.
Speaker 8: Yeah. So now when they say each case should be
Speaker 8: looked up on as individual about him doing in which
Speaker 8: that's his way. He got the choice, you know, And
Speaker 8: they need to look into president pardons in the future
Speaker 8: because they have so much power. Yeah, but that's just
Speaker 8: one of them things. So we'll see where we go
Speaker 8: with this, and hey, let's try to stay in the middle.
Speaker 8: And I think people can have civility. We in the middle,
Speaker 8: and we can move this world. And if we're ever
Speaker 8: going to upright this ship, you know, like I said,
Speaker 8: he's upsetting a whole bunch of applecarts. Yeah, so we
Speaker 8: go from there. Okay, have a good day, games.
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Speaker 3: Holy cow, this is a completely different Trump administration helping
Speaker 3: you see. Clearly he's putting the fun back in fundamentally.
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Speaker 4: it is Tuesday, and a very happy one ticket. Yeah,
Speaker 4: if you hadn't seen the story that Mississippi James was
Speaker 4: talking about got in Indiana, man, we can call throw
Speaker 4: this in the local stories and the details are kind
Speaker 4: of sketchy. One of the J six folks that was
Speaker 4: pardoned by Donald Trump fatally shot while allegedly resisting arrest.
Speaker 4: Preliminary investigation says that Matthew Huddle pulled over by Jasper
Speaker 4: County Sheriff's deputy for a traffic stop. This according the
Speaker 4: Indiana State Police Criminal Investigations Division Post, during a stop,
Speaker 4: the officer attempted to arrest this guy when he began
Speaker 4: to resist. According to police, altercation took place between Huddling
Speaker 4: and the officer, resulting in the officer shooting. It's noted
Speaker 4: that Huddle was in possession of a firearm at the
Speaker 4: time of the traffic stop. I don't know. It didn't
Speaker 4: say illegally or unlawfully possessing a firearm. Of course, it's Indiana.
Speaker 4: You have a very strong constitutional Second Amendment rights in Indiana.
Speaker 4: So statement from Jasper County Sheriff Patrick Williamson said the
Speaker 4: officer involved is currently on paid leave. He said, for
Speaker 4: full transparency, I requested the Indiana State Police investigate this
Speaker 4: officer involved shooting. Officer that is involved been placed on
Speaker 4: paid administrative leave standard protocol, and condolences to the family
Speaker 4: of the deceased, saying any loss of life is traumatic
Speaker 4: to those who were close to mister Huddle. So they
Speaker 4: say further details will come out later, but that's about
Speaker 4: all we got. He'd previously been sentenced to six months
Speaker 4: in federal prison in twelve months on supervised release, according
Speaker 4: to federal records, but he again got a pardon from Trump.
Speaker 4: So let the conspiracy theories rumble on that one, and
Speaker 4: I'm sure they are or will anyway over to more
Speaker 4: local stories, not that Indiana's not considered local. Thirty eight
Speaker 4: year old man arrested after he climbed under the brent
Speaker 4: Spence Bridge after a police pursuit, shutting down the bridge
Speaker 4: for several hours. Great thanks coming to police State officers
Speaker 4: Let's find out together. Officers received information that a car
Speaker 4: connected to a burglary suspect was heading northbound I seventy
Speaker 4: five near Eye two seventy five. Officers tried to stop
Speaker 4: the car, but the suspect fled from the scene. According
Speaker 4: to police, the suspect lost control of the car, crashing
Speaker 4: into two other vehicles on the northbound deck of the
Speaker 4: brent Spence Bridge about four forty five pm yesterday, just
Speaker 4: in time for rush hour. Man got out of his car,
Speaker 4: climbed over the side of the bridge and hid in
Speaker 4: the support beams underneath. Again for several hours, north bout
Speaker 4: lanes were shut down his police searched for the suspect
Speaker 4: since they and erling Er Police assisted as well as
Speaker 4: the Northern Kentucky Drug Strike Task Force. Eventually, southbound lanes
Speaker 4: were also closed as officials were able to secure the
Speaker 4: suspect and work on getting him down. Police actually used
Speaker 4: drones and rescue boats to locate this guy. Eventually surrendered
Speaker 4: and was taken into custody by the Covington Police Carter
Speaker 4: Kaufman was one of the many who was struck. Stuck
Speaker 4: in the backup talking to WCPO, who reported on this
Speaker 4: one on his way home from work when he hit
Speaker 4: the traffic. It's about to be the fourth hour, left
Speaker 4: work at four thirty pm and it's almost seven point fifty,
Speaker 4: so yeah, it's been pretty rough, he said. It's usually
Speaker 4: like a thirty minute drive. Forty minutes with traffic within
Speaker 4: a span of two hours. He said he moved about
Speaker 4: one thousand feet. Finally able to get moving around eight pm.
Speaker 4: Geez suspect Joshua D. Baker taking to Saint Elizabeth, Covington
Speaker 4: before being taken to the Kenton County Jail charged with
Speaker 4: first degree fleeing, third degree fleeing, first degree, wanting in angerment,
Speaker 4: first degree criminal mischief, carjacking, and driving on the suspended license.
Speaker 4: Please said. Baker had four outstanding warrants at the time
Speaker 4: of the pursuit, scheduled to be in court this morning.
Speaker 4: If you're not doing anything, please, said A woman in
Speaker 4: a passenger seat of the car was taking to saintes
Speaker 4: Covington by ambulance with minor injuries. Residents and business owners
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Speaker 4: One of the reasons police department is launching this program,
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Speaker 4: Please say, registering your camera does not allow police to
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Speaker 4: Covington Police, they have a similar program been around since
Speaker 4: twenty seventeen. Public concerns about potential misuse, though, have limited participation,
Speaker 4: according to a department spokesperson, Yeah, the general public not
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Speaker 4: Welcome to the morning show.
Speaker 10: Oh, good morning, Brian. We're praying for everybody. Last night
Speaker 10: my brother watches ABC and CBS whoever, and they got
Speaker 10: a whole new crew during the evening news now, and
Speaker 10: I just wondered if I think it might be that
Speaker 10: Laura O'donald one whatever station it is, but they're all
Speaker 10: gone now. They got these two guys. So I just
Speaker 10: wondered if the Dems are trying to redo everything, and
Speaker 10: maybe they can get these two guys to get everybody
Speaker 10: believe in whatever.
Speaker 8: The heck they say.
Speaker 10: But I don't pay a whole lot of attention because
Speaker 10: I'm more into the AM radio and.
Speaker 8: Joe Conshid and.
Speaker 10: Sarah Carter and the one little girl that's here in Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: I can't think that she's an investigative reporter. Oh I
Speaker 10: wish I could think of her name right now. But anyway,
Speaker 10: you talk to her a lot. So I'm hoping that
Speaker 10: she's going to be doing more investigation on Connie Pillage
Speaker 10: because I was devastated with the loss we had. So
Speaker 10: but anyway, sweetheart, pray for the children. I know they
Speaker 10: found some of them. They're more or less working in
Speaker 10: some of these factories or whatever meat places. But take
Speaker 10: care and I'll talk with you later.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Pat appreciate that I think you're referring to
Speaker 4: Sharon Coolidge And editorial opinion from Jostrekker is the likelihood
Speaker 4: of her investigating Gunning Pick like just slim to none, okay.
Speaker 4: And as so far as media shakeups, it's going on
Speaker 4: all over the place, stacking the bodies up at various
Speaker 4: left wing media outlets. Yes, the recipe for ratings is
Speaker 4: a failed model, so maybe they're all moving out there
Speaker 4: and trying something different over the stack of stupid Georgia.
Speaker 4: Mann has been trying to get a refund for months.
Speaker 4: He says he ordered a drill from a site called
Speaker 4: Ali Express. Instead of a drill, he received a printed
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Speaker 4: time for some new tools logged on to Ali Express
Speaker 4: or to the drill among other items, so he didn't
Speaker 4: get what he paid for. He said, they sent me
Speaker 4: this a picture is what they sent me. So printed
Speaker 4: picture the drill he ordered was all he got. I
Speaker 4: paid twenty two hours and forty seven cents for a
Speaker 4: pressure washer and this is what I got. It's a screw.
Speaker 4: He's been going back and forth with this organization since
Speaker 4: he ordered the items in November. Still hasn't received a refund.
Speaker 4: Local News and Savannah reached out to Ali Express found
Speaker 4: the company as a subsidiary of Ali Baba, referred to
Speaker 4: often as the Amazon of China. US trade representatives added
Speaker 4: Ali Express to the list of notorious markets for counterfeiting
Speaker 4: and privacy back in twenty twenty one. Website has a
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Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: Kathleen and Maureene Degan, siblings, arrested for allegedly battering each
Speaker 4: other at a Catholic church where their ninety five year
Speaker 4: old father's funeral had just been held. Why are you
Speaker 4: doing that? We'll find out together. Sibling fight, accorded to police,
Speaker 4: prompted by the eulogy delivered by Kathleen Degan, sixty six
Speaker 4: years old, of the services for their dad, doctor Arthur Deagan,
Speaker 4: courting the rest Affidavid. Kathleen's eulogy did not include a
Speaker 4: mention of her sister, Marine's twenty four year old daughter,
Speaker 4: which upset the younger woman and triggered a verbal argument
Speaker 4: between Kathleen and her niece. Investigators charge aimmen brother charge
Speaker 4: at Marine. Sixty year old Marine walked over to Kathleen
Speaker 4: and purposely chest bumped her, then grabbed her sister's hair
Speaker 4: and pulled it backwards more. Maen responded by throwing strikes
Speaker 4: at Kathleen's face. Not clear whether she used an open
Speaker 4: or closed hand I material from my perspective. All captured
Speaker 4: on close circuit TV. This resulted in Kathleen's arrest for
Speaker 4: misdemeanor battery. Marine charged with felony battery because the victim
Speaker 4: is over the age of sixty five.
Speaker 5: Idiots doing idiot things, because there it is.
Speaker 4: Yes, indeed, held overnight in the county jail, was it
Speaker 4: worth it? They were released from custody on their own recognizance.
Speaker 4: Judge ordered the women not to have any contact with
Speaker 4: each other. What a great way to remember your father.
Speaker 4: Dispute over cold French fries at Wendy's in Kentucky resulted
Speaker 4: in exchange of gunfire between a male patron and a
Speaker 4: female restaurant employee who was shot in the bottom. What
Speaker 4: courted police Manja James Wooten, who's twenty five, and two associates.
Speaker 4: Associates engaged in a verbal altercation of the drive through
Speaker 4: window with Twineshia Coleman, a twenty six year old Wendy's worker, over.
Speaker 5: The cold French fries as a tradition.
Speaker 4: James Wooten and his co defendant subsequently entered the Louisiana,
Speaker 4: Louisville Eatery I apologized, where he allegedly produced a firearm
Speaker 4: and fired a shot. Coleman returned fire. Then the defendant
Speaker 4: began to fire multiple rounds. One of which struck the
Speaker 4: victim in the buttdox. Day after the incident, second woman
Speaker 4: contacted police reported that she had been shot. Woman reportedly
Speaker 4: admitted that she had been with James Wooten at Wendy's
Speaker 4: when he shot her. Charged with felony assault. James Wouten
Speaker 4: turn himself into police on Friday afternoon, being held in
Speaker 4: the Louisville Metro Metro Department of Corrections. Coleman, the Wendy's worker,
Speaker 4: facing serious problems over her own at the time of
Speaker 4: the shooting. Coleman was on probation in connection with a
Speaker 4: conviction on felony theft and gun charges, was legally barred
Speaker 4: from possessing a gun. Coleman pleaded guilty in twenty twenty
Speaker 4: two to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Speaker 4: As the consequence of the Wendy's incidents, Coleman has again
Speaker 4: been charged with being a felon in possession of a firearm,
Speaker 4: a felony for which she is scheduled to be a
Speaker 4: raigned on February fourth. There's nothing good in that. Here's
Speaker 4: a creepy one. Carleton, Texas. People in neighborhood frightened by
Speaker 4: a man wearing a Satanic mesk mask rather carrying a
Speaker 4: sign depicting the apocalypse. Stranger captured on a family's doorbell
Speaker 4: and driveway cameras on Saturday night, drawing concern from the residents.
Speaker 4: Neighbors in the community left wondering if it was a
Speaker 4: prank or prophecy Gloria John's it's the first time we've
Speaker 4: had anything like this in this neighborhood. Unknown man wearing
Speaker 4: the Unsettling mask holding a sign which read Revelation twenty
Speaker 4: verse one through fifteen, which depicts the apocalypse in Christianity,
Speaker 4: an eternal judgment where followers ascend to heaven and the
Speaker 4: condemned are thrown into a lake of fire. Man who
Speaker 4: can argue with that man did not just approach the
Speaker 4: front door of the family's home. He also walked behind
Speaker 4: the home and stood in front of a drive away camera.
Speaker 4: Home owners fought a police report after the incident said
Speaker 4: they have lived at their home for decades and didn't
Speaker 4: know what the person or what didn't know the person
Speaker 4: or what the message meant. Carroton Police, for their parts,
Speaker 4: said that person had not committed a crime for them
Speaker 4: to be considered trespassing. They would have had to bypass
Speaker 4: a barrier like a fence, ignore verbal warnings, or stay
Speaker 4: on the property after being told to leave. Police also
Speaker 4: said they're monitoring this situation to ensure public safety. Yeah,
Speaker 4: a little creepy. That H five and five with five
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Speaker 4: I can only hope so interesting observations from Barton Swam,
Speaker 4: one of the op contributors over the journal, and I
Speaker 4: can pray that he's right. I think he actually is
Speaker 4: onto something. We'll dive into that a whole lot more
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Speaker 4: DOGE should collaborate. Todds is just a brilliant, brilliant guy.
Speaker 4: So it's a fortunate thing that you and I have
Speaker 4: him to talk to and get some great information from him.
Speaker 4: So we'll do that. At seven oh five, followed by
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Speaker 4: At eight thirty we'll get the latest on the Russia
Speaker 4: Ukraine war and finally we're gonna learn about cervical cancer.
Speaker 4: It is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. My friends from OHC
Speaker 4: will be talking about that at eight fifty. So there's
Speaker 4: your lineup and it's a good one. Thanks as always
Speaker 4: the Jukes Trecker for putting that together. And I meantime,
Speaker 4: I don't know how you react to a global warming
Speaker 4: alarmists when they predict the number of deaths that will
Speaker 4: happen from climate change. But there's a group out there
Speaker 4: called the Environmental and Health Modeling Lab at the London
Speaker 4: School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Yeah, immediately raised eyebrow
Speaker 4: of skepticism on something coming out of that operation, but
Speaker 4: they specifically stated that Barcelona is projected to suffer are
Speaker 4: you ready two hundred and forty six thousand and eighty
Speaker 4: two heat related death by the end of the century,
Speaker 4: Not eighty three, not two hundred and forty six eighty one,
Speaker 4: but two thousand and four two hundred and forty six
Speaker 4: eighty two. By the end of the century, Rome and
Speaker 4: Naples projected to experience one hundred and forty seven thousand,
Speaker 4: seven hundred and thirty eight climate related deaths. And that
Speaker 4: would be Rome Naples one hundred and forty seven, two
Speaker 4: hundred and forty eight climate related deaths over the same period. Okay, now,
Speaker 4: I think you go to the details of this study,
Speaker 4: but the specificity of those numbers immediately causes me a
Speaker 4: reaction of jaded skepticism and cynicism, which leads me over
Speaker 4: to Barton Sway and his op ed piece why climate
Speaker 4: change ideology is Dying Great Observations, and I can only
Speaker 4: hope Barton is onto something in his observation. Specifically, momentous
Speaker 4: social movements begin to die the moment adherents figure out
Speaker 4: their leaders don't believe what they say. Level Protestantisms long
Speaker 4: decline started in the nineteen fifties when congregants began to
Speaker 4: wonder if their ministers still believe the old creeds they didn't.
Speaker 4: Communism dies wherever it's tried, because sooner or later the
Speaker 4: proletariat realized their self appointed champions aren't particularly interested in equality.
Speaker 4: Many sects and cults dwindle the moment their supposedly aesthetic
Speaker 4: leaders are revealed to be libertines. Something similar is happening
Speaker 4: to climate ideology. For three decades, were me included, you
Speaker 4: were labeled a crank, a climate denier, someone who pig
Speaker 4: heavily rejects so called settled science if you didn't embrace
Speaker 4: the belief that life on Earth faces imminente extinction from
Speaker 4: global warming and later climate change. The possibility that an
Speaker 4: entire academic discipline, climate science could have gone badly amiss
Speaker 4: by groupthink and self flattery wasn't thought possible in many quarters.
Speaker 4: This orthodoxy still reigns unquestioned. That climate ideology was alarmist
Speaker 4: and in no ways settled should have been obvious from
Speaker 4: many ways it was. The conclusions of genuine scientific inquiry
Speaker 4: rarely reinforced the social and political biases of power brokers
Speaker 4: and influencers. But climate science, like some of this softer
Speaker 4: social sciences, did exactly that. It purported to discover foreboding
Speaker 4: trends in unscrutable data and assured us that the only
Speaker 4: way to arrest them was to do what Americans liberal
Speaker 4: cultural elite wanted to do. Anyway, that is a mass
Speaker 4: political and economic power in the hands of credentialed technocrats,
Speaker 4: supposedly for the good of all. The ordinary person, though
Speaker 4: lacking familiarity with the latest peer reviewed science, wasn't wrong
Speaker 4: to regard the whole business with skepticism, suspicions further aroused
Speaker 4: by contemplating the sheer immensity of the data, all correctly
Speaker 4: interpreted required to confirm the conclusions asserted by climate science
Speaker 4: and its media champions. Were scientists really so confident they
Speaker 4: understood what was happening with sunbeams in the upper atmosphere?
Speaker 4: That they knew how to gauge accurately the temperature of
Speaker 4: roughly two hundred million square miles of the Earth's surface,
Speaker 4: or that they knew how to compare present day temperatures
Speaker 4: with those that obtained fifty, one hundred, one thousand, or
Speaker 4: five thousand years ago. Are more important still, that they
Speaker 4: knew what political and economic measures would mitigate the theoretical
Speaker 4: apocalypse they inferred from these mountains of data. Even if
Speaker 4: aggregate global temperatures are warming, the question is whether this
Speaker 4: will lead to civilizational cataclysm unless humans radically rearrange how
Speaker 4: they live. Many capable interpreters of the evidence think the
Speaker 4: answer is no. But what is finally convinced ordinary people
Speaker 4: that the doomsayers are wrong isn't any interpretation of climate figures.
Speaker 4: It's the palpable sense that very few of the doom
Speaker 4: sayers believe what they say. Why aren't the moguls and
Speaker 4: corporate executives who claim to be unnerved by the prediction
Speaker 4: of climate science giving up their car been heavy lifestyles
Speaker 4: and living in caves or at least it's simpler dwellings
Speaker 4: than a mansion. It progressive VIPs and media, politics and
Speaker 4: entertainment believes sea levels are already to rise precipitously. Why
Speaker 4: do they keep buying properties in Martha's Venues, Vineyard, bar, Harbor, Provincetown,
Speaker 4: Santa Monica, and Malibu. The climate lobby can wave aside
Speaker 4: these questions if the wishes, but appeals to reports and
Speaker 4: studies weigh little against the appearance of insincerity. If activists
Speaker 4: predicting global mayhem really believe what they predict, they would
Speaker 4: favor an instant transition to zero mission nuclear power, but
Speaker 4: they mostly don't. Every September, the transnational elite gather at
Speaker 4: a UN General Assembly to denounce America for its favor
Speaker 4: to limit carbon emissions and clog the streets of Manhattan
Speaker 4: for a week with their privately chartered oversized SUVs. Disdain
Speaker 4: for climate alarmism has gone mainstream. Dream last year, the
Speaker 4: liberal comedian Bill meher Marr delivered a monologue on his
Speaker 4: television show in which he blistered celebrities who insist on
Speaker 4: the need to reduce our carbon footprint, bud zip around
Speaker 4: the globe and private jets. It's a masterpiece of political
Speaker 4: invective and has been viewed online by millions. I don't
Speaker 4: call any of this hypocrisy because that term properly refers
Speaker 4: to the difference between private behavior and public words, and
Speaker 4: in the case of climate alarmism, there is no attempt
Speaker 4: to hide the behavior or to make it match the words.
Speaker 4: So for instance, the Defense Innovation Board, a group sponsored
Speaker 4: by the Pentagon and chaired by former New York Mayor
Speaker 4: Michael Bloomberg, issued two studies this month recommending the reconstitution
Speaker 4: and strengthening of America's defense industrial base. The reports have merit,
Speaker 4: but following all the recommendations would require the procurement of
Speaker 4: a vast array of manufactured materials produced with natural gas, petrochemicals,
Speaker 4: and coal. Meanwhile, mister Bloomberg oversees two nonprofit organizations, Beyond
Speaker 4: Coal and Beyond Petrochemicals, whose stated aim is to end
Speaker 4: the country's use of natural gas, petrochemicals, and coil coal.
Speaker 4: Mister Bloomberg isn't embarrassed by the contradiction. He hasn't tried
Speaker 4: to explain it, except indirectly in a vaguely worded Washington
Speaker 4: Post op ed co authored with David ah Berger. Quote,
Speaker 4: the technology needed to make today's advanced military supplies, they write,
Speaker 4: relies on computer chips more than blast furnaces, and on
Speaker 4: research labs more than assembly lines. Sure, but it does
Speaker 4: rely on blast furnaces and power stations of the sort
Speaker 4: mister Bloomberg's activist groups want to shut down, which will
Speaker 4: make any thinking person wonder if he believes the catastrophism
Speaker 4: emitted by his nonprofits. Climate skeptics groused about these and
Speaker 4: many similar contradictions for two generations, to little effect on
Speaker 4: the consensus that ruled unquestioned in boardrooms, universities and government agencies.
Speaker 4: Then Los Angeles burst into flames. California has been run
Speaker 4: for many years by people who believe or say they believe,
Speaker 4: the climate change is an immediate threat to civilization. Yet,
Speaker 4: now as thousands of homes are destroyed by fires spread
Speaker 4: by a seasonal win so historically predictable, it has a name.
Speaker 4: State and local officials, with the endorsement of a cheerleading media,
Speaker 4: blame climate change. These same officials have told us for
Speaker 4: decade that they accept the direst prediction of climate activists,
Speaker 4: but they have done little to counter what they now
Speaker 4: purport to be the effects of climate change. Mayork Karen
Speaker 4: Bass's twenty twenty four to twenty five budget proposed a
Speaker 4: two point seventy percent cut to the Los Angeles Fire Department,
Speaker 4: madely in areas of new equipment purchases, and although the
Speaker 4: department's total budget later increased as a result of salary negotiations,
Speaker 4: it's pretty obvious that the dangers of wildfires, supposedly the
Speaker 4: outcome of climate change, weren't foremost on city leader's mind.
Speaker 4: California has for several years under invested in land management,
Speaker 4: which might have inhibited the fires from spreading, and water storage,
Speaker 4: which would have enabled firefighters to put out more fires.
Speaker 4: Climate catastrophism has begun to die the victim of its apostles. Unbelief. Yep,
Speaker 4: you just got to step back from this nonsense and
Speaker 4: take a little bitty look at it. It's very obvious
Speaker 4: Barton Swain hit the nail on the head on that one.
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Speaker 4: Happy Tuesday. Was it a Krushev, former Soviet Union ruler
Speaker 4: Cruise Shiv who said we will destroy you from within?
Speaker 4: It was one of the Soviet leaders. They feel what's
Speaker 4: going on right now? Yeah, we've been invaded by this
Speaker 4: insane climate ideology, which ultimately, I mean, look at Germany.
Speaker 4: It's a great illustration. Germany, the powerhouse of the European Union,
Speaker 4: just completely shut off all of its energy production beyond
Speaker 4: windmills and solar panels, and they can't survive. You want
Speaker 4: to undermine capitalism, take away the energy. That's all there
Speaker 4: is to it. See what Mike's got this morning. Mike,
Speaker 4: Thanks for calling the morning show. Good to hear from you, Hi, Ryan, talk.
Speaker 12: About the California of fires when Trump was out there
Speaker 12: meeting with the mayor and I guess city council members,
Speaker 12: but their time, it could be someonem are saying eighteen
Speaker 12: months before people can get back in to get permits.
Speaker 12: They're staying there to make sure.
Speaker 4: The toxins in there.
Speaker 12: That's stuff burnt to the ground. There's not gonna be
Speaker 12: toxins left.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Trump Trump waving all the federal permitting requirements so people
Speaker 4: can get their homes rebuilt.
Speaker 12: Right, she said a week. He's like, that's too long.
Speaker 2: What was that.
Speaker 12: She said, if we can get permits in a week.
Speaker 12: He's like, wow, that's too long.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: And he did get her to open up the neighborhoods
Speaker 4: so people could go and take a look at their
Speaker 4: well now burned down structures and maybe see if there's
Speaker 4: any other belongings left.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And then and then one.
Speaker 12: Guy from the city, we need to make sure we
Speaker 12: have things ready next time and kept like like water.
Speaker 5: Yeah. He troll them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're like straight men setting up a comedian for
Speaker 4: the delivery of the line. But they made it so
Speaker 4: easy on Trump, and you know, it's just look at
Speaker 4: the reality. It's like the art points out, like so
Speaker 4: many people have noted screaming and yelling and spending billions
Speaker 4: and billions of dollars because, oh my god, our carbon
Speaker 4: dioxide output needs to be curbed dramatically, Oh my god.
Speaker 4: And you know global warming. Look what's happening. The climate's changing.
Speaker 4: All the forests are all dried up, and the heat
Speaker 4: is increasing. Well, you know that is a problem. Allegedly
Speaker 4: that's going to happen. This this this outcome of climate change,
Speaker 4: the sea levels rising or whatever, one hundred and two hundred,
Speaker 4: three hundred years. Hence, hell, we've already passed up all
Speaker 4: the deadline dates that al Gore was screaming about two
Speaker 4: decades ago.
Speaker 5: Nothing happened. Meantime.
Speaker 4: Again, even if you believe in this climate change stuff,
Speaker 4: real time, the effects of it are creating inherently dangerous situations.
Speaker 4: I just I always joke about that that bad religion song.
Speaker 4: It's from what the the nineties or something. It literally
Speaker 4: is talking about the exact conditions which resulted in the
Speaker 4: wildfires in California. This isn't the first time it's happened,
Speaker 4: did they do anything to stop it. No, your elected
Speaker 4: officials failed you again. And one of the reasons they
Speaker 4: failed you, which is so almost it's almost comical, if
Speaker 4: it wasn't so tragic. They got programs in place to
Speaker 4: clear out brush and all these flammable materials to make
Speaker 4: the wildfires less likely or easy to spread. And when
Speaker 4: they go to try to accomplish one of those projects,
Speaker 4: some environmental group comes in citing some California environmental statute
Speaker 4: and stops the project from moving forward. Again.
Speaker 5: I go back to we will destroy you from within.
Speaker 4: It worked, So I'm going on real time right now,
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Speaker 4: Thomas wishing everyone a happy Tuesday. Looking forward the top
Speaker 4: of the hour because after the news, Todd Zen's or
Speaker 4: former Inspector General. We'll be talking about the op ed
Speaker 4: PC submit of the inquire multiple Inspectors General working with
Speaker 4: Doughes to cut back the insanity that is government spending.
Speaker 4: Great idea great concept and of course one of the
Speaker 4: pledges from Donald Trump in this administration. One can only
Speaker 4: hope because after the first four years of the Trump president,
Speaker 4: of the first Trump presidency, we had a massive increase
Speaker 4: in the federal deficit. So I'm praying that that will
Speaker 4: not be the case this time around. Local stories, I'd
Speaker 4: start with a local, loocal thing. I love Greaters ice cream.
Speaker 4: I love the Greaters family. I love the fact that
Speaker 4: they help out the Cure Starts Now, which is an
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Speaker 4: among other cancers, and they always, you know, great sponsors
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Speaker 4: awesomeness of their ice cream, I think is it's legendary.
Speaker 4: I just I don't get this Skyline chili ice cream.
Speaker 4: It's funny because I saw Alex Chreantophilo finally tried it.
Speaker 4: He said his wife made him try it, and he
Speaker 4: gave it two thumbs up. Cinnamon spiced ice cream with
Speaker 4: oyster crackers. I was reluctant. Don't be It's so damn good.
Speaker 4: Now let me stick with the the lane is blueberry
Speaker 4: pie or the raspberry chocolate chip anyhow. Warren County Sheriff's
Speaker 4: off He's issued a warning yesterday about an uptick in
Speaker 4: vehicle thefts in the area. Lieutenant Brian Payne, post commander
Speaker 4: of the Deerfield Office, said crime while driven by the
Speaker 4: use of new technologies that helped suspected criminal organizations bypass
Speaker 4: key fob security systems. In one use, it's report of
Speaker 4: the thieves use a key programmer to plug directly into
Speaker 4: a vehicle and generate a keyfob that mimics and the
Speaker 4: signals sent by the branded keys. Those signals allow them
Speaker 4: to start the car and drive it with the car
Speaker 4: thinking that a legitimate key is inside court. Lieutenant pain
Speaker 4: We've gotten some videos recently with people carrying these scanners
Speaker 4: in their hands, which has helped us kind of identify
Speaker 4: this trend. Sheriff's Office said the recent thefts don't target
Speaker 4: any specific vehicle make or model, and unlike recent spikes
Speaker 4: and auto thefts, stems specifically from Kias and Hyundai's Sheriff's
Speaker 4: office said these people suspected the community of the thefts
Speaker 4: are known to carry weapons. Anyone's seeing anything suspicious to
Speaker 4: call nine to one one and not confront them. The
Speaker 4: Sheriff's office said, according to pain, if they see something specific,
Speaker 4: call right away. That way we can get on top
Speaker 4: of it. And that's our best tool right now. Because
Speaker 4: they can steal these cars so fast with these programmers,
Speaker 4: and these subjects are known to be armed. Now, it's
Speaker 4: been courage is residents to make sure they remove all
Speaker 4: key fobs from their vehicles and avoid storing the keys
Speaker 4: or fobs near the front door. Sheriff's office also said
Speaker 4: that due to the second type of technology, it allows
Speaker 4: these to boost the signal of your key. Boost the
Speaker 4: signal your key emits to reach out to receiver near
Speaker 4: your car. That receiver then communicates the signal to your
Speaker 4: car as if the key is sitting in your home,
Speaker 4: we're in the thief's pocket. The car will read it,
Speaker 4: unlock it and allow them to drive away. Oh joy
Speaker 4: Joy of Joys. Paints of the criminals work in groups
Speaker 4: and activities could be tracked to groups they've monitored operating
Speaker 4: in Cincinnati. The Great and Greater Dayton area. They also
Speaker 4: suggest residents hide an independent tracking device somewhere inside the vehicle,
Speaker 4: monitor home cameras and surveillance systems, and call the police
Speaker 4: immediately if something strange is captured. He said videos submitted
Speaker 4: the office have allowed them and other law enforcement agencies
Speaker 4: to track different groups. Jeez, wheez get Dave had to
Speaker 4: talk about that and if there's a way to prevent
Speaker 4: that from happening. Arrest made in connection with the threat
Speaker 4: to shut down Northwest Local School District last Wednesday, Coraing
Speaker 4: Police Department announced yesterday January twenty second, the school district
Speaker 4: announced the schools will be closed following reports of a threat.
Speaker 4: Police stated at the bomb thread of an emailed to
Speaker 4: the school staff and began an investigation, which led to
Speaker 4: the arrest of a ninth grader from Coleraine High School.
Speaker 4: Officers say convinced the ninth grader convinced two other juveniles
Speaker 4: out of state to send the threats via email. Ninth
Speaker 4: grader taken into custody by Coal Ring police and taking
Speaker 4: to the Hamilton County Juvenile Court Youth Center, charged with
Speaker 4: inducing panic, which is a second degree felony, fourth degree
Speaker 4: felony swatting, fourth degree misdemeanor telecommunications harassment. School District didn't
Speaker 4: initially specify the nature of the threat sent to staff
Speaker 4: to protect the integrity of the investigation and at the
Speaker 4: request of the Coleraine Township Police. Investigation is ongoing. If
Speaker 4: you have any information, please contact the Coal Ring Police
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Speaker 4: In the military, Trump signed the executive order banning, well,
Speaker 4: what do you call radical gender ideology DEI and everything
Speaker 4: related to it from all branches of the US military
Speaker 4: two separate executive orders, both of them titled Prioritizing Military
Speaker 4: Excellence and Ready and Restoring America's Fighting Force. They say
Speaker 4: they should be implemented by the Defense Secretary of Peak
Speaker 4: Hegseth and the Secretary of Homeland Security within thirty days.
Speaker 4: Under the Restoring America Fighting Force, Trump state's DEI programs
Speaker 4: have undermined leadership, merit and unity, cohesion, eroding lethality and
Speaker 4: force readiness. Also violated America's conscience by engaging an invidious
Speaker 4: race and sex discrimination quote No individual or group within
Speaker 4: our armed forces should be preferred or disadvantaged on the
Speaker 4: basis of sex, race, ethnicity, color, or creed. That's in
Speaker 4: the order also includes an internal review conducted by HEXATH
Speaker 4: within ninety days to document all instances of discrimination or
Speaker 4: promotion based on race or sex. Also includes a banning
Speaker 4: of all quote un American, divisive, discriminatory, racial extremists, and
Speaker 4: irrational theories from being taught in the armed forces and
Speaker 4: educational institutions operated or controlled by the military. Those theories
Speaker 4: include gender ideology, divisive concepts surrounding race or sex, stereotyping
Speaker 4: or scapegoating, and the idea that America's founding documents are
Speaker 4: racist or sexist. Huh and pause for a moment. I
Speaker 4: don't know where you are on these particular topics. But
Speaker 4: what is the American military there for to fight and win?
Speaker 4: A cohesive fighting force, not an indoctrination camp. I mean, really,
Speaker 4: the American military became an extension of the American K
Speaker 4: through twelve education system in the college education, which has
Speaker 4: been overrun by a bunch of woke, ideological leftists. It's
Speaker 4: like a continuing education program. You can't get away from
Speaker 4: this woke ideology. But what is the point. Why did
Speaker 4: our military adopt these policies? Mean, I'm going back to
Speaker 4: we will destroy you from within. If you want to
Speaker 4: hear road the effectiveness of your fighting force. If you
Speaker 4: want to create a bunch of woke ideologues rather than
Speaker 4: training the people how to kill people and break things,
Speaker 4: well this is the direction you go. It weakens amer
Speaker 4: American military force. It also weakens the desire of young
Speaker 4: patriotic folks who otherwise want to serve their country because
Speaker 4: they believe in their country, they're willing to make the sacrifice,
Speaker 4: enter into the realm of the unknown, signing up for
Speaker 4: a life that they have no control over, but for
Speaker 4: the purposes of upholding the institutions that made America great.
Speaker 4: If you let them know in advance, you're gonna be
Speaker 4: subjected a bunch of dei policies and a bunch of
Speaker 4: things that don't relate to merit that they're going to
Speaker 4: hire and fire people based on whether or not they're
Speaker 4: transgender or fill in some check mark on a woke
Speaker 4: idea logue box list, talk about reducing the desire to
Speaker 4: want to join America's fighting force.
Speaker 5: Why am I doing this?
Speaker 4: I don't believe in this stuff. This is wholly inconsistent
Speaker 4: with my belief system that it's wholly inconsistent with the
Speaker 4: American what made America really truly outstanding in the world,
Speaker 4: and it worked apparently, the volunteer military fighting force. We
Speaker 4: need people who are patriots to serve and protect and
Speaker 4: if you look at the recruiting numbers, and I know
Speaker 4: I'm just speaking something that everybody might listen to audience
Speaker 4: is painfully aware of Recruiting numbers are down precipitously. They're
Speaker 4: having a difficult time getting people who can actually join
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Speaker 4: you've got obesity as a problem. The the health and
Speaker 4: welfare of our young people who would otherwise might qualify
Speaker 4: to serve in America's military care meet the minimum standards.
Speaker 4: Minimum standards have been eroded under DEEI policies. I think
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Speaker 4: a great job returning the America America's military to what
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Speaker 4: Sixth if you want, if you about KRCD talk station, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, we will take America without firing
Speaker 4: a shot.
Speaker 5: We will bury you.
Speaker 4: We can't expect the American people to jump from capitalism
Speaker 4: to communism, but we can assist their elected leaders in
Speaker 4: giving them small doses of socialism until they awaken one
Speaker 4: day to find that they have communism. We do not
Speaker 4: have to invade the United States. We will destroy you
Speaker 4: from within. Doesn't it feel like that's exactly what's been
Speaker 4: going on? And the we in that particular case was
Speaker 4: the Soviet Union, of course, but the collective, we global Marxists.
Speaker 4: We're getting it from the four corners of the globe,
Speaker 4: fueled of course by Internet and the ability to manipulate
Speaker 4: the hearts and minds of people who are well blind
Speaker 4: to the realities of communism and socialism. Keith, thank you
Speaker 4: for holding over the break. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 13: Yeah, good morning, Brian. So that comment about these cars
Speaker 13: getting stolen, Yeah, so I work at a I work
Speaker 13: at a dealership and within the past few weeks, I've
Speaker 13: probably gotten about three or four phone calls about this
Speaker 13: exact situation where, yeah, where people are actually seeing them
Speaker 13: on their security cameras and they're just saying they.
Speaker 14: Have like an iPhone or tablet, whatever the case may be,
Speaker 14: and they're asking them what they can do. And really
Speaker 14: the only thing that I think Dave actually mentioned this
Speaker 14: a week or two.
Speaker 8: Ago, those Faraday bags. Yeah yeah, and that's really the
Speaker 8: only thing that I can suggest to them.
Speaker 4: Is that's a great idea, Keith. You put your fob
Speaker 4: in a Faraday bag. That's so if they have one
Speaker 4: of those amplifier units from inside your house, they it'll
Speaker 4: have no impact whatsoever. But the more frightening element on
Speaker 4: that story to me, Keith, was that they had these
Speaker 4: portable units that can just create a new key fob
Speaker 4: by logging into your car. Essentially, it's like a second
Speaker 4: avenue to do. It makes me wonder what the insurance
Speaker 4: rates are gonna, you know, explode and go through the
Speaker 4: roof if they have a you know, widespread outlet or
Speaker 4: or or widespread use in one of these devices. But
Speaker 4: outstanding suggestion, Keith. I do appreciate you calling and mentioning
Speaker 4: that put it in a Faraday bag when you're when
Speaker 4: you when you go home, wherever your keys happen to lay.
Speaker 4: You can get one of those on Amazon for just
Speaker 4: like five bucks or something. Corey, welcome to the program
Speaker 4: and to Happy you Tuesday.
Speaker 11: To you, well, I'm Brian. That was just a comment
Speaker 11: you talked about communism't coming in. It even starts at
Speaker 11: the local level. We got to stop voting these rhinos
Speaker 11: in the office like Mitch McConnell and Kentucky. He'll be
Speaker 11: lucky to finish his term in the Senate at this time,
Speaker 11: and guess who gets to appoint a new senator? The
Speaker 11: Democrat that was voted in by Kentucky and extremely red state.
Speaker 11: They voted Andy Basheer. Which that's my big fear is
Speaker 11: something will happen to Mitch McConnell right now, or he'll
Speaker 11: either step down just to hurt Trump and allow another
Speaker 11: Democrat to take over his seat.
Speaker 5: Wow, right said the same thing.
Speaker 11: It starts at local level, just like we got Mike
Speaker 11: Dwine here in Ohio.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what is the deal with Mitch McConnell anyway, What
Speaker 4: the hell is wrong with him?
Speaker 11: I believe he's like any other politician. He's got rich
Speaker 11: his whole life off of being a politician, and he
Speaker 11: don't want to lose that gravy tree.
Speaker 4: Yeah I suppose so, But I mean he's he's Joe knows.
Speaker 4: You know the answer, Joe, the biggest douche chevy universe
Speaker 4: in all the galaxies.
Speaker 5: There's no bigger dudes that you.
Speaker 4: You've reached the top the pinnacle and douche good going, dude,
Speaker 4: your dreams have.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Joe Strecker. If Senator McConnell, minority leader in
Speaker 5: the Senate, is the majority leader in the Senate, expect
Speaker 5: no change.
Speaker 4: Put an exclamation point on it with a quote from
Speaker 4: Judge Enita Poulitano.
Speaker 13: Thank you, lad, a Democrat wearing a Republican suit.
Speaker 4: You got a great collection of soundbites in there from
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Speaker 4: smile on my face and probably made a few of
Speaker 4: my listeners crack up on that one too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Anyhow, Todd Zenzer after the top of the our news.
Speaker 4: Former inspector General. He is, and he's a very informed
Speaker 4: and brilliant man. We're gonna get the benefits of his insight.
Speaker 4: After the top of the our News. Then interesting book
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Speaker 4: Creed'll join the program at seven thirty. Stick around right.
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Speaker 4: Happy Tuesday, one time's right here. Glad to be hosted
Speaker 4: fifty five Cassey Mornings. So, especially when a guy like
Speaker 4: Todd Zinser is in studio, talk about what's going on
Speaker 4: in Washington, d C. Spent a lot of time there
Speaker 4: because Todd was an inspector general. He was in DC
Speaker 4: for thirty one years conducting audits and investigations of federal officials,
Speaker 4: programs and operations. And he penned an op ed piece
Speaker 4: to the Cincinni Inquirer of the new igs and DOGE
Speaker 4: should collaborate Todd. It's always great to have you in studio,
Speaker 4: my friend. Thank you, Brian, Good morning, Good morning. Let's
Speaker 4: start with, you know, ten thousand foot view. What do
Speaker 4: before we get to the idea of Donald Trump firing them,
Speaker 4: what do inspector generals do? What are they tasked with?
Speaker 4: What are their day to day responsibilities?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 15: The Inspectors General are based on a nineteen seventy eight
Speaker 15: law called the IG Act of nineteen seventy eight. It's
Speaker 15: been amended a couple of times, but it basically puts
Speaker 15: inspectors general in each of the department or cabinet departments
Speaker 15: and numerous other agencies. And it basically has two sides.
Speaker 15: They have an investigative side and they have an audit side.
Speaker 15: An audit is very expansive. It's it security audits, contract audits,
Speaker 15: grant audits, financial statement audits, they do the whole thing,
Speaker 15: and on investigations. They do investigations of fraud against the government,
Speaker 15: criminal cases, and they also do administrative cases involving misconduct
Speaker 15: and other rule violations and things like that. They operate
Speaker 15: a hotline for fraud, waste and abuse reports, and they
Speaker 15: have a dual reporting requirement. They report to both the
Speaker 15: Secretary of the Department and they have a reporting obligation
Speaker 15: to Congress. So they're like stuck in the middle. And
Speaker 15: in years past they've been described is straddling a barbed
Speaker 15: wire fence. So there are I think right now seventy
Speaker 15: four Inspectors General. Back in nineteen seventy eight, I think
Speaker 15: it started with a dozen, and it's just expanded. And
Speaker 15: there are igs that are appointed by the president, and
Speaker 15: there are igs that are appointed by the head of
Speaker 15: their independent agency. So the igs that Trump removed, it's
Speaker 15: called removal in the federal government, not firing. But the
Speaker 15: ones that he removed are all from most For the
Speaker 15: most part, they're from the cabinet departments. There's only two
Speaker 15: cabinet departments that were not affected. Two igs and cabinet
Speaker 15: departments that were not affected. One was Justice Michael Horowitz.
Speaker 15: And the other was the IG at the Department of
Speaker 15: Homeland Security, who is currently doing cases or investigations of
Speaker 15: the Secret Service and what happened with the assassination attempts.
Speaker 15: So those are the only two. All the other IGS
Speaker 15: removed came from cabinet departments. There are a couple of agencies,
Speaker 15: like the IG for Afghan reconstruction, I guess was removed
Speaker 15: for some reason.
Speaker 5: He was actually a good IG.
Speaker 15: But the focus is on the departments.
Speaker 4: Now this I guess when I consider, and you know,
Speaker 4: pick a department, and I don't think you can find
Speaker 4: a single department in the federal government that hasn't been
Speaker 4: accused of or allowed fraud, waste, and abuse to occur
Speaker 4: under its watch. I mean Medicare, Medicaid, Social Security, the
Speaker 4: PPP loan program. We go down the entire list of
Speaker 4: any government program. People are constantly committing acts of fraud
Speaker 4: and billions and billions of dollars could be saved if
Speaker 4: that was ferreted out. So that that has happened and
Speaker 4: continues to happen over I would argue decades that failure
Speaker 4: lies in the in the lapse of the IGS.
Speaker 5: Then well to a certain extent, it does.
Speaker 7: They have to.
Speaker 15: I mean they have to have a good program in
Speaker 15: place to identify the risks in the department. They look
Speaker 15: at programs and say, what are the risks in these
Speaker 15: departments that is going to be defrauded and they're supposed
Speaker 15: to identify that and report those. And the fact is
Speaker 15: that the programs are set up in such a way
Speaker 15: that they're easy to defraud. Yeah, and there's not a
Speaker 15: whole lot the IG can do across the board like that,
Speaker 15: But if they have a case, or if they have
Speaker 15: an audit that they perform, they're gonna they're going to
Speaker 15: make a recommendation for improvements. And they're not the most
Speaker 15: well funded agencies in the federal government.
Speaker 5: I can tell you that.
Speaker 4: Well, I can understand that, but I mean therein lies
Speaker 4: the challenge. If billions of dollars are being misspent or stolen,
Speaker 4: I can make the argument then it will be a
Speaker 4: great allocation of resources to improve the funding to allow
Speaker 4: the its to actually be able to do their job
Speaker 4: and ferret out this waste and abuse and fraud.
Speaker 5: Right, and not to be too cynical, but like I'll
Speaker 5: go ahead.
Speaker 15: There's been there's been special Inspector General set up for
Speaker 15: various reasons, like pandemic relief, the Recovery Act. They set
Speaker 15: up special igs to focus on those areas. And when
Speaker 15: they do that, Congress is able to say, well, we
Speaker 15: put an IG in place, so we have fixed that problem.
Speaker 15: The IG's on the case, when it's really kind of
Speaker 15: just window dressing in a lot of cases. Oh exactly,
Speaker 15: they put an IG in place, but they don't give
Speaker 15: the IG all the resources he or she needs, or.
Speaker 4: As you put it out a moment ago, Congress is
Speaker 4: the ones who is the one who created the program
Speaker 4: or passed the law that's being followed in its implementation.
Speaker 4: But the law itself has so many giant holes in
Speaker 4: it that allow this easy fraud to occur. They don't
Speaker 4: go back and fix the problem that they started with this,
Speaker 4: you know, a poorly written law.
Speaker 5: Right, like the pandemic relief program, like the p PPP.
Speaker 15: The pandemic relief has been defrauded by hundreds of billions
Speaker 15: of dollars. Yeah, so in situations like that, there are
Speaker 15: some things the IGS can do, but not much really.
Speaker 4: Oh all right, well, sorry conclusion on that from Todd Zenzer,
Speaker 4: But he was in this role, and he knows what
Speaker 4: he's talking about. Is there any argument that these now
Speaker 4: fired igs can make that they're allowed to keep their job?
Speaker 4: I know there's been a tradition of presidents keeping in place,
Speaker 4: and this is the subject matter of your op ed
Speaker 4: p's new IG's and doges should collaborate. Obviously, Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: wants is a new sheriff in town. He wants his
Speaker 4: own people there, people who are aligned with his message
Speaker 4: about ferreting out fraudwayte and abuse, and cutting the size
Speaker 4: and the scope of government. So I get his motivation,
Speaker 4: But do they have any claim to the job that
Speaker 4: they have been removed from?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 15: Well, back in two thousand and eight, Congress was trying
Speaker 15: to put some kind of protection in place for the igs,
Speaker 15: and the original idea was to establish some kind of
Speaker 15: cause standard for igs that they couldn't be fired at will.
Speaker 15: The president would have to establish some cause to fire them. Well,
Speaker 15: that never happened, and instead, Oh, they compromised and put
Speaker 15: this reporting requirement in place that the president had to
Speaker 15: give Congress thirty days.
Speaker 5: Notice why, I don't really know.
Speaker 15: I never understood what was supposed to happen in those
Speaker 15: thirty days, except maybe give the IG a couple more
Speaker 15: paychecks or give Congress time to build a big frenzy
Speaker 15: around it. But it really has no purpose. And I
Speaker 15: think that Trump ignored that requirement on purpose, on purpose
Speaker 15: because they don't think it's constitutional.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can see that that it.
Speaker 15: Interferes with the president's authority to hire and fire.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I think they just ignored it.
Speaker 15: There is a case involving the Consumer Financial Protection Board,
Speaker 15: the thing that Elizabeth Warren set up. They set that
Speaker 15: up completely outside of the President's authority and Congress's authority.
Speaker 15: That is funded by the Federal Reserve, and there is
Speaker 15: a fork. They tried to put a four cause provision
Speaker 15: in there, and that failed. Somebody sued them, and that
Speaker 15: no longer exists. So they are now also under the
Speaker 15: authority of the president. But the authority of the president
Speaker 15: to hire and fire is pretty fundamental. Well, I would say,
Speaker 15: I mean, it's his administration and he the nation would
Speaker 15: well served if a bunch of igs are out there
Speaker 15: undermining the administration's aims and goals.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 15: The other thing that goes on, it goes on under
Speaker 15: the radar is Back in twenty twenty, I did a
Speaker 15: presentation for a group about the IGS, and I went
Speaker 15: and looked at headlines in the paper trying to figure
Speaker 15: out what the IGS are up to, and article, headline
Speaker 15: after headline after headline where all of these reports about
Speaker 15: Democrats asking igs to investigate the Trump administration for one
Speaker 15: reason or another. You know, for example, one of them
Speaker 15: was they wanted the Treasury ig to investigate why the
Speaker 15: Harriet Tubman twenty dollars bill was being delayed. I mean,
Speaker 15: that's that's the kind of thing that Congress just tries
Speaker 15: to harass the Trump administration back in twenty twenty at least.
Speaker 15: And I don't think Trump wants to put up with
Speaker 15: that either, So he's I can imagine he's going to
Speaker 15: put his people in place that will tell Congress, you know,
Speaker 15: we're not going to do that. Plus he disrupts the
Speaker 15: relationship between the incumbent IGS and Congress. You build a
Speaker 15: relationship with people in Congress, congressmen and staff. Well, he's
Speaker 15: disrupted all of that with these removals.
Speaker 4: Let's pause. We ring tought back and find out do
Speaker 4: Inspectors general have to listen to folks in Congress badgering
Speaker 4: them to investigate the president himself? Let's find out what
Speaker 4: leverage they have with Toddzen's or former Inspector General himself.
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Speaker 4: at the city. He knows what he's talking about because
Speaker 4: he was an inspector general, had to live in Washington,
Speaker 4: d c. And he served his various different inspectors General.
Speaker 4: I guess firing these inspectors generals makes all the sense
Speaker 4: in the world. And me, Todd, as you've talked about,
Speaker 4: and as I asked you, given the scope of any
Speaker 4: of these departments over which they sit, getting a handle
Speaker 4: on the job in and of itself has got to
Speaker 4: be a long term proposition. I mean, the size of
Speaker 4: like the Medicare program or social Security or commerce as
Speaker 4: you just mentioned to me when you were when when
Speaker 4: you got centered to commerce, like I really didn't even
Speaker 4: know what commerce is all about. So I learned the
Speaker 4: job right.
Speaker 15: Well, the the transition between igs, it goes on and
Speaker 15: you have to rely on your you have to rely
Speaker 15: on the staff there that they're still They've got their
Speaker 15: audits planned and they're conducting their audits and the investigative
Speaker 15: side is doing their investigations. That the challenge is to
Speaker 15: understand from the department's perspective what's going on, and meeting
Speaker 15: with the heads of the departments, meeting with the people
Speaker 15: in the departments that are really carrying out the programs.
Speaker 15: You got to get out and you have to do
Speaker 15: that kind of groundwork to really understand what the issues
Speaker 15: are in the department. When I got to Commerce, I
Speaker 15: went around to each departments and spoke to the leadership.
Speaker 15: And here's an example. I went to the patent office
Speaker 15: right and talked about their challenges and the big challenge
Speaker 15: for them was how long what their backlog was. There's thousands,
Speaker 15: hundreds of thousands of patent applications in a backlog, and
Speaker 15: I said, well, isn't the goal to reduce the backlog
Speaker 15: to like zero or close to zero. Well, no, they
Speaker 15: can't do that because if it gets too low, then
Speaker 15: they don't have enough work for their patent examiners. So
Speaker 15: it's like you run into things like that. They really
Speaker 15: don't really don't make sense.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 4: Well, it's just an illustration of the stupidity of government,
Speaker 4: you know, because they do not have to earn to
Speaker 4: keep themselves alive and float like any other business. They
Speaker 4: live off stealing money from us. They've got no incentive
Speaker 4: to do their job. In order to keep the job,
Speaker 4: they've dragged their feet.
Speaker 15: We did one case at the Patent office where they
Speaker 15: hired all these paralegals because they were going to hire
Speaker 15: a bunch of additional patent judges. So they hire all
Speaker 15: these paralegals, but they never got around to hiring the judges.
Speaker 15: So these peralalegals worked from home and did nothing. And
Speaker 15: somebody finally got a guilty conscience that called the IG's
Speaker 15: office and said, hey, we're sitting around getting paid to
Speaker 15: do nothing. And they wasted millions and millions of dollars.
Speaker 15: And what was crazy is they all got above average
Speaker 15: performance appraisals and they got performance bonuses.
Speaker 5: Oh so things like that happen.
Speaker 4: You know, you say it and you just wish it
Speaker 4: wasn't true, But in so many levels it just doesn't
Speaker 4: surprise me at all.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, it's a big The federal government is huge.
Speaker 15: It's too big people people don't really appreciate how huge
Speaker 15: it is.
Speaker 4: Well, going back to the idea that Congress can pester
Speaker 4: one or other inspectors general to look into and investigate,
Speaker 4: like say the President of the United States of America,
Speaker 4: which has happened under the Trump administration. Do the Inspector
Speaker 4: General saying can can they turn around and say, no,
Speaker 4: that's not my job. I'm over the Commerce Department. I
Speaker 4: don't have anything to investigate about Trump or filling the
Speaker 4: black president.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 15: Well, one of the big controversies that the IG investigated
Speaker 15: under Trump was when a Hurricane Dorian occurred and there
Speaker 15: was all kinds of destruction. Trump had actually predicted that
Speaker 15: the hurricanes path was going to be different than what
Speaker 15: the Weather Service had predicted, and he used the little
Speaker 15: marker to mark up their their math. Yeah, well, the
Speaker 15: IG was requested to investigate all that, and it's like
Speaker 15: why what's the what's the big deal?
Speaker 4: So that's the find out if Donald Trumps clairvoyant. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so I demanded an answer. So that's the kind of
Speaker 4: stuff that can go on, and it did. It did
Speaker 4: go on with the Democrats when Trump came in, they
Speaker 4: were they were sending all kinds of requests to the
Speaker 4: IGS all over the government. Well, you didn't restore my
Speaker 4: confidence in the government, Todd Censor, just putting an exclamation
Speaker 4: point on everything that we were fearing and worrying about.
Speaker 4: It's all true, folks, It's a lot worse than you
Speaker 4: and I ever imagine. Please, Dear God, new sheriff in
Speaker 4: town lot, Donald Trump and the DOGE team and everybody else.
Speaker 4: These new Inspector General stick to the task of their
Speaker 4: their job and fared out the fraud, waste, and abuse
Speaker 4: on behalf of the American taxpayer. Do you have any
Speaker 4: optimism that that might happen toime?
Speaker 15: Well, what I'm optimistic for is that a lot of
Speaker 15: this is being done with these removals clear the path
Speaker 15: for the IGS to align their yeah resources and operations
Speaker 15: with the Department of Government Efficiency. The government that those
Speaker 15: has put teams in each department. But it's very small
Speaker 15: teams and if they could align with the IG and
Speaker 15: in stead of thinking of it is they want to
Speaker 15: prevent the igs from doing work, they need to view
Speaker 15: it as they want the IGS to do specific, exactly
Speaker 15: targeted work that will support what those just trying to do.
Speaker 4: Well, Hopefully that can happen. And let's face it, man,
Speaker 4: there is a ton of low hanging fruit out there
Speaker 4: that they could get rid of right away. Todd, you
Speaker 4: always have a welcome spot here in the fifty five
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Speaker 4: Shiloh Creed Days an American author. He's written under a
Speaker 4: multiple pen names. He has sold over one point four
Speaker 4: million books. He's received multiple Gold medals for novels and
Speaker 4: been a best selling many times over author. Today, we're
Speaker 4: gonna be talking about the book Plunged the Three Worlds.
Speaker 4: It's book one Three Worlds described as Christian sci fi
Speaker 4: series Silo. Welcome to the fifty five Careshy Morning Show.
Speaker 4: Thanks for showing up.
Speaker 6: Hey, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm confused Christian sci fi series. That's sort of
Speaker 4: an interesting melding of mediums, I guess. Or I'm just
Speaker 4: trying to figure out how Christianity and science fiction go
Speaker 4: hand in hand. Obviously that's what the book is all about.
Speaker 4: But how did you get the inspiration for this particular
Speaker 4: book and the idea of merging sci fi and christian theme.
Speaker 6: Well, it's been a long journey. I've written thirty eight novels,
Speaker 6: but this one has been over ten years in the making,
Speaker 6: so I've had a lot of revisions and it's been,
Speaker 6: yeah point a journey. But you know, have you ever
Speaker 6: heard of the Philadelphia Project?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, yeah, so we go there too. So a
Speaker 6: big part of the book is kind of based on
Speaker 6: the Philadelphia Project, which is considered a conspiracy theory, I
Speaker 6: guess now, So yeah, we've got conspiracy theories, sci fi
Speaker 6: and spiritual thriller all wrapped up into one. So Pluge
Speaker 6: is the story of Jacob Carter who is forced into
Speaker 6: a military experiment which causes him to jump into the
Speaker 6: spiritual side of our world, where instead of seeing the physical,
Speaker 6: he's actually experiencing spiritual things. So it's his journey of
Speaker 6: discovering who he really is as an avy cl He's
Speaker 6: very strong, capable and smart, but in the spirit he
Speaker 6: discovers his true self is not all he wants it
Speaker 6: to be. It's a super fun journey.
Speaker 4: So this spiritual realm that he finds himself in, I
Speaker 4: guess my understanding is that there's a cloaking device that
Speaker 4: puts him into this spiritual realm.
Speaker 5: Now is this a spiritual realm? It is an evil
Speaker 5: means he is? He is he attacked?
Speaker 4: I mean, because if it's spiritual, there's no physical nature
Speaker 4: going on. I'm thinking, like, you couldn't get into a
Speaker 4: gunfight in the spiritual world. I mean, does he come
Speaker 4: under some threat or and how is his spirituality tested?
Speaker 8: For sure?
Speaker 6: Yeah, a lots of threats. Is definitely an action adventure book,
Speaker 6: so there's a fight scenes throughout, but in the spirit
Speaker 6: the enemy is a lion, and he is being hunted.
Speaker 6: Jacob is being hunted throughout the whole book, and it's
Speaker 6: his journey to figure out, you know what biblically does
Speaker 6: he have, what can he do to protect himself and
Speaker 6: to change things and to keep himself from you know,
Speaker 6: from the enemy there. So yeah, plunge is definitely man.
Speaker 6: I tell people when to pick it up. I say,
Speaker 6: brace yourself because in the physical world, when he jumps
Speaker 6: back into the physical he is facing super soldiers. They're
Speaker 6: putting him against super soldiers to see if they can
Speaker 6: the government can use the knowledge that he gained in
Speaker 6: the spirit. So yeah, it's fights in both worlds.
Speaker 4: I guess is the lion a metaphor or is it
Speaker 4: a true lion? I'm thinking like the Lion, the Witch
Speaker 4: and the Wardrobe, which many point two is maybe a
Speaker 4: dominant Christian theme if you read those series of books.
Speaker 4: But in this particular book, is that is that sort
Speaker 4: of a Is that like an homage to the lion
Speaker 4: the Witch in the War about war driven.
Speaker 5: In some way?
Speaker 6: No, maybe maybe more to scripture. You know, the Bible
Speaker 6: says that the enemy goes about like a roaring lion,
Speaker 6: so it is. Plunge definitely has a lot of allegorical content.
Speaker 6: So you know, the more that you get into it,
Speaker 6: the more I think things that will pop out to
Speaker 6: you as you read the book.
Speaker 4: There was a book designed to test people's faith or
Speaker 4: to you know, affirm it in some way.
Speaker 6: Oh, definitely to affirm it. When I was thirty two,
Speaker 6: I had major heart trouble and this book was really
Speaker 6: born out of my struggle to find faith and to
Speaker 6: find divine healing, which thank God I have received here.
Speaker 6: I am so yeah. Plunge is definitely a spiritual journey,
Speaker 6: and its purpose is to strengthen, encourage, and kind of
Speaker 6: wake up the church and people who are maybe seeking
Speaker 6: God but haven't seen any of his power. They haven't
Speaker 6: seen the life that they expected to see from that relationship.
Speaker 4: How about that? So I think you've already answered the question,
Speaker 4: but who did you write this book for? I can
Speaker 4: certainly understand that now. I guess you went through this
Speaker 4: challenge yourself. Was it one of those moments when you
Speaker 4: felt like God had kind of given up on you
Speaker 4: or turned his back on you in some way, shape
Speaker 4: or form. Because I know a lot of people struggle
Speaker 4: with that sort of harsh reality of the world when
Speaker 4: they experience times of trouble or maybe in your case,
Speaker 4: health problems crop up, like a cancer diagnosis or something.
Speaker 6: Well, it was definitely a dark time, but it was
Speaker 6: also a time of hope because I had made the
Speaker 6: complete decision for myself to trust God's words. So I
Speaker 6: didn't see any doctors, I didn't do anything else.
Speaker 2: I just went to the Lord.
Speaker 6: And so although it was difficult, I think the biggest
Speaker 6: thing that I had to do was unlearned things that
Speaker 6: I thought about God, and I had to go to
Speaker 6: the Bible and discover what did God actually say about himself?
Speaker 6: And then I had to believe that instead of all
Speaker 6: of the things that I had spent my life believing before.
Speaker 4: Fair enough, Now, this is the first book and what
Speaker 4: is called the Three Worlds Christian sci fi series, King
Speaker 4: Real quick, I guess have the other books been written
Speaker 4: already and we're just waiting to release them after this
Speaker 4: one's gone out, or are you still working on them?
Speaker 4: And what also is the Three Worlds? What does initial
Speaker 4: cap three worlds Christian refer to.
Speaker 6: Sure three worlds refers to Heaven, Earth, and Hell. So
Speaker 6: the book kind of spans all three realms, and the
Speaker 6: series definitely does. I'm actually sitting here in front of
Speaker 6: my computer editing Book two. It is scheduled to release,
Speaker 6: I believe in July, and it is up on pre
Speaker 6: order right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So as the series progresses, we definitely get into end
Speaker 6: Times themes. There starts in book two and in book
Speaker 6: three is full on end time revelation type stuffy, extremely
Speaker 6: fun series.
Speaker 4: That sounds very interesting to say the least, And I
Speaker 4: know my listeners will be very interested in getting copy
Speaker 4: of your book. So what we've done is, Shiloh, put
Speaker 4: your book up on my blog page fifty five care
Speaker 4: sea dot com with a link to purchase a copy,
Speaker 4: and I'll encourage my listeners to check that out. It
Speaker 4: sounds fascinating. Shiloh, create a real pleasure having on the
Speaker 4: program this morning, and keep up the great work. Obviously,
Speaker 4: you are an inspired writer with thirty one books under
Speaker 4: your belt. I just can't imagine.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you so much for having me.
Speaker 4: I appreciate it's been a real pleasure. Take care seven
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Speaker 4: Wasn't a good day to be invested in the n
Speaker 4: ASDAC yesterday because of one Chinese startup called deep Seek.
Speaker 4: Apparently the Chinese figured out a way to bring about
Speaker 4: artificial intelligence for a fraction of the cost, and it
Speaker 4: really caused a market meltdown. With Navidia it's alone going
Speaker 4: down sixteen point nine percent. NASDAC down three percent, a
Speaker 4: little over, but sixteen point nine percent, and the biggest
Speaker 4: stock market loss I think in history. Six hundred billion
Speaker 4: dollars evaporated in a moment's time. It's hard to believe
Speaker 4: according to the report on this, and I don't play
Speaker 4: an artificial intelligence expert on radio, and I limited knowledge
Speaker 4: about how it works. But we've had many conversations and
Speaker 4: in the amount of energy and electricity needed to power
Speaker 4: these artificial intelligence centers that they're building is enormous, so
Speaker 4: much so that you know, I was praying that at
Speaker 4: least it might bring about the reality that you and
Speaker 4: I could enjoy the benefits of nuclear power, since some
Speaker 4: of these companies were talking about building their own modular
Speaker 4: nuclear reactors just to charge the stations and so they
Speaker 4: could make them run. But apparently, and it's been reported
Speaker 4: deep seek, this Chinese artificial intelligence requires far fewer chips
Speaker 4: to train than other advanced AI models and therefore cost
Speaker 4: only an estimated five point six million, not billion, five
Speaker 4: point six million to develop, as contrasted with other what
Speaker 4: they call advanced models which can cost a billion dollars.
Speaker 4: Venture capitalist Mark Andresen called it AI Sputnik moment for
Speaker 4: those who remember us Sputnik.
Speaker 5: Hmm.
Speaker 4: It's also open source too, which means you can download
Speaker 4: it and tinker with it, to mess around with it,
Speaker 4: unlike these other systems which are proprietary. But the reason
Speaker 4: the market apparently melts it down is because all of
Speaker 4: these projects that were announced and have been announced, like
Speaker 4: for example, Oracle Open AI. Oracle and soft Bank announced
Speaker 4: the joint venture called Stargate, collectively investing up to five
Speaker 4: hundred billion dollars to build out their AI infrastructure. Microsoft
Speaker 4: on its own planning on spending eight eighty billion dollars
Speaker 4: on AI data centers this year. CEO Mark Zuckerberg last
Speaker 4: Friday said Meta would be spending about sixty five billion
Speaker 4: dollars on AI projects this year build a data center
Speaker 4: in Marxporgs so large that it would cover a significant
Speaker 4: part of Manhattan. Now contrasted with this this deep Seek,
Speaker 4: Meta expects they have one point three million advanced chips
Speaker 4: by the end of the year Deep seeks model. This
Speaker 4: is why it's so earth shattering and apparently runs as
Speaker 4: fast or faster than these other models. Deep Seeks model
Speaker 4: reportedly required as few as ten thousand chips. That is
Speaker 4: an amazing difference. So the point on why the market
Speaker 4: crash is because of this breakthrough, and assuming that others
Speaker 4: want to want to mirror it, they don't have to
Speaker 4: spend as much money to train their AI models.
Speaker 5: They don't need as many chips. Navidia is what.
Speaker 4: Who manufactures these amazing chips and maybe they don't need
Speaker 4: to manufacture them anymore. I don't know how it's going
Speaker 4: to unfold, but that's the reason for the market meltdown.
Speaker 4: Google shares drove four percent because of this. Google's got
Speaker 4: something called deep mind, and of course we're leading in
Speaker 4: the technological edge according to reporting, but maybe no longer.
Speaker 4: And then again, Deep seeks open source, meaning that other
Speaker 4: developers can well look at it, fiddle with it, mess
Speaker 4: around with its code, and build their own applications with it,
Speaker 4: which is a huge, huge carrot dangling out there. See
Speaker 4: the work is done. It's like when you're starting a
Speaker 4: new computer program. There's all kinds of source code out
Speaker 4: there that exists in the world that you just cut
Speaker 4: and paste and put it in your code. You don't
Speaker 4: have to reinvent the wheel every time. So if you're
Speaker 4: keeping something proprietary, nobody else can work with you to
Speaker 4: perfect and improve it. But with an open source you've
Speaker 4: got the entire world that can work to improve and
Speaker 4: benefit from it. I don't know how ultimately though, this
Speaker 4: benefits the Chinese Communist Party. That's been reported that some
Speaker 4: of the searches on this Deep seek AI model make
Speaker 4: it impossible or difficult to get anything that's critical the
Speaker 4: Chinese Communist parties. So there is something built into it
Speaker 4: that sort of acts as a filter, and you would
Speaker 4: expect that given the Chinese Communist Party sort of is
Speaker 4: writing her to over literally any company that's under its
Speaker 4: control or watch. But moving away from that, my understanding
Speaker 4: of open source is that I suppose someone out here
Speaker 4: in the rest of the world could re engineer it
Speaker 4: in order to prevent it from filtering certain content. So
Speaker 4: a new world order out there. So I'm not quite
Speaker 4: sure if you're invested in a video, but it was
Speaker 4: a bad day yesterday to do so. So I'll keep
Speaker 4: your popcorn out on the future of AI and probably
Speaker 4: with strong confidence this may be something that Tech Friday's
Speaker 4: Dave had Or will be talking about this Friday at
Speaker 4: six thirty. Get him on every single week so and
Speaker 4: also just heads up. Apparently in other tech related news,
Speaker 4: Apple released a software update for iPhones, iPads, and max
Speaker 4: and it turns Apple Intelligence on by default, so if
Speaker 4: you want to disable it you can, but remember it's
Speaker 4: going to be on automatically, whether that is a concer
Speaker 4: interview or for you or not. Maybe we can get
Speaker 4: Dave to chime in on that topic as well. So anyhow,
Speaker 4: I got to stay up on top of tech, and
Speaker 4: got to stay up on top of what's going on
Speaker 4: with Trump's remarkable first week. We're gonna do that after
Speaker 4: the top of the top of the Our News the
Speaker 4: return of Bradley Jay, who's Breitbart's deputy political political editor.
Speaker 4: So Bradley's going to talk about the first week, and
Speaker 4: it's just a noticeable obviously, I mean the the border alone,
Speaker 4: if you want to show that Trump has made and
Speaker 4: just an insane advance over Biden a stark contrast. The
Speaker 4: number of folks showing up at the border has just
Speaker 4: dropped off a cliff. He's telegraphed to the rest of
Speaker 4: the world, No, don't bother making the trip, and it's
Speaker 4: really resonating. So I applaud the ICE agents for going
Speaker 4: after the worst criminals out there in the illegal immigrant category.
Speaker 4: It's sort of allowed them to do this without fear
Speaker 4: of a propaganda campaign with crimeing week crying and weep moms,
Speaker 4: Oh my god, they're going to do poor me. No,
Speaker 4: we're we're going after hardened criminals and who can defend
Speaker 4: that well, literally no one, which is why you don't
Speaker 4: see mass protests yet Wait for it. I assure you
Speaker 4: what's gonna happen anyway. Bradley j at the top of
Speaker 4: the Our News. Then we'll get to Daniel Davis Deep Dive,
Speaker 4: the latest on Russia and Ukraine. That'll be at the
Speaker 4: bottom of the next hour. Who we can stick around.
Speaker 7: A full rundown and the biggest headlines there's minutes away
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Speaker 4: A very happy Tuesday, always made extra special because this
Speaker 4: is the moment in time and the fifty five carssite
Speaker 4: Mornings show in the day of the week, get to
Speaker 4: talk to bright bar b r E I t B
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Speaker 4: did great operation, excellent reporting and you get to read
Speaker 4: stuff that is written by Bradley Jay the bright Bart
Speaker 4: deputy political editor. Bradley, welcome back to the fifty five
Speaker 4: krc Morning Show. It's a pleasure to have you on today.
Speaker 4: Oh it's great to be with you. What an amazing
Speaker 4: distinction four years worth of Joe Biden and what we
Speaker 4: have two weeks or week and a half worth of
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, and he's accomplished more in his short period
Speaker 4: of time his second go around, than Biden was able
Speaker 4: to accomplish in an entire year. I mean, I think
Speaker 4: about the border alone, border agents reporting an extremely low
Speaker 4: number of illegal crossings one week into the Trump presidency.
Speaker 4: I mean, he is telegraphed to the world, don't bother
Speaker 4: doing it or you're going to get kicked out eventually.
Speaker 4: That's just one area that he is. He's tackled.
Speaker 2: It's remarkable. And Trump's actually keeping score day to day.
Speaker 2: They're updating account they've had how many folks they've spelled
Speaker 2: after fours of Biden doing every he could to try
Speaker 2: to hide those numbers from the American public. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is entirely new day. And then Trump's showing that
Speaker 2: you can't keep a promise too quickly. I mean after
Speaker 2: four years and and he and and and Don Junior
Speaker 2: and others can't talk about about wonderful, uh different of
Speaker 2: a presidency we're seeing after really four years wilderness, but
Speaker 2: how how different of a presidency we're seeing than if
Speaker 2: they would have just had four years back to back.
Speaker 2: And man, they are kicking button, taking name. It's remarkable.
Speaker 2: What we're seeing really four years of promises that have
Speaker 2: been just in just in the first here an eight
Speaker 2: days that they are there. We are seeing like this
Speaker 2: in a history.
Speaker 5: And it's not over yet, No, it's not by far.
Speaker 4: And you know, on the border issue alone, when you
Speaker 4: think about the damage Biden and his policies did with
Speaker 4: the open borders policied, all these big, I mean dark
Speaker 4: blue Democrat run cities, their resources are soaked up literally
Speaker 4: billions and billions of dollars being spent to house, feed, clothed,
Speaker 4: shelter and provide educations for the illegal immigrants. The cities
Speaker 4: weren't prepared to deal with it. They're already challenged in
Speaker 4: terms of homelessness anyway, and here you go adding millions
Speaker 4: of more folks, and even dark blue cities, the residents
Speaker 4: there started screaming and yelling about the problems brought about
Speaker 4: by this. And that's you know, it was obviously an
Speaker 4: intentional effort on Biden's part because as you contrast that
Speaker 4: with what Trump has been able to do basically reclosing
Speaker 4: the borders and starting to deport folks, and it's in
Speaker 4: such large amounts and such a short period of time.
Speaker 4: You couldn't have a more stark contrast. So I mean,
Speaker 4: I'm glad that it's happening. And I also have to
Speaker 4: observe bradley brilliant marketing with the deportations. Because they're going
Speaker 4: after the worst criminals in the group. This sort of
Speaker 4: tempers and reduces the ability of anybody on the other
Speaker 4: side who wants open borders and doesn't want deportations. It's
Speaker 4: burst their bubble because who among us can criticize getting
Speaker 4: rid of dangerous people.
Speaker 2: Well, there are very few other than the bluest of
Speaker 2: haired liberals that would say we need to we we
Speaker 2: must keep the criminals here. You're exactly right. But look,
Speaker 2: these Blue States folks, they have a not in my
Speaker 2: backyard policy with uh, with most of their their horrendous,
Speaker 2: hurtful left wing policies. And this is a great example
Speaker 2: if you look at what happened when when we started
Speaker 2: sending folks to Martha's vineyard and all these liberal enclays,
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, we didn't need here, we didn't need here.
Speaker 5: It was remarkable.
Speaker 2: They want to impose their policies on you and on
Speaker 2: me and all these other Americans that they think that
Speaker 2: they're exempt from and it's it's a very you know,
Speaker 2: it's like a Zuckerg and all these others who have
Speaker 2: needed communities and that they don't want the imposed on them.
Speaker 2: But New York is a great example when you have
Speaker 2: all these migrants who are being housed in parks, in
Speaker 2: in other housing and hotels and they're still running out
Speaker 2: of room, when all these funds that are meant for
Speaker 2: UH city operations are being spent in the house and
Speaker 2: feed migrants who very often are criminals and are driving
Speaker 2: up crime in these places like New York. That's why
Speaker 2: you've seen Eric Adams and and other New York officials
Speaker 2: pushed back on it.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 2: Eric Adams for a variety of reasons that included is
Speaker 2: warmed up to Trump. But it's really opened open folks
Speaker 2: eyes on the ramifications of just unchecked migration. And after
Speaker 2: just four years of this, I mean, the the unmitigated
Speaker 2: disaster that that's been imposed on people, folks have woken up.
Speaker 2: And that's Trump is relishing now in moving to stop it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's look, there's a reason this was his
Speaker 2: his core policy for so long, even before he ran
Speaker 2: for ran for office eight years ago. UH and he's
Speaker 2: seen some early success and it's exciting, and I think
Speaker 2: the success is going to beget success in this instance.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you know, I mean, if the fentanyl problem
Speaker 4: weren't bad enough that the trade de Agua gang, I
Speaker 4: mean they were letting gang gang members establish home bases
Speaker 4: in a variety of American cities through the open borders policy.
Speaker 4: I mean, if that is an illustration of the horrors
Speaker 4: and the disaster that come about, I mean, it wasn't
Speaker 4: as if we need more gang members in our country.
Speaker 6: You're right.
Speaker 2: And I actually interviewed U several months ago a woman
Speaker 2: in Aurora, Colorado, who had she she was the first
Speaker 2: to flag, look, my apartment complex has been taken over
Speaker 2: by these trende Aragua Venezuelan gangs.
Speaker 10: UH.
Speaker 2: She went to the police, she went to UH state
Speaker 2: and local officials who just turned a deaf ear to
Speaker 2: it and said, Ah, this can't be happening, or it's
Speaker 2: not as bad as you think. And she had released
Speaker 2: these videos that should It was like her apartment complex
Speaker 2: was in a excuse me, in a parallel UH universe.
Speaker 2: These gangs had taken over the apartment They were wiring
Speaker 2: the apartments with their own utilities. I mean it was
Speaker 2: it was wild, and all these Democrats were returning a
Speaker 2: turning a blind eye to it, uh, even though the evidence.
Speaker 8: Was right there.
Speaker 2: And the American people see this and they understand it,
Speaker 2: but Democrats didn't. And that's just another reason why they
Speaker 2: paid for it on election day. But Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: saying no more. He's declared that we're going to use
Speaker 2: the Alien Enemies Act of seventeen ninety eight to go
Speaker 2: in and detain and relocate and expel these nonicians who
Speaker 2: have operated with impunity for four years in so many
Speaker 2: of these blue locales. I mean, he's getting down the business. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and we're already seeing early success.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 4: And it really makes one ponder what nefarious intent that
Speaker 4: these Democrats when they try to deny that it's happening
Speaker 4: before their very eyes, and they see it, they know
Speaker 4: it's happening, but that they engage in this denial When
Speaker 4: you can point to the gang members taken over the hotel,
Speaker 4: for example, and that their refusal to acknowledge that that's
Speaker 4: a problem, it makes you really kind of wonder what
Speaker 4: is their motive and intent by allowing this to happen.
Speaker 2: That's a really good question, and you have to wonder
Speaker 2: if they do have ill intent. But also it gets
Speaker 2: back to the fact that they see themselves as immune,
Speaker 2: uh from a lot of the consequences of their policies.
Speaker 2: A lot of these elitist left wing academic types, uh,
Speaker 2: they they are insulated in so many ways, uh, from
Speaker 2: from their policies, whereas hard work and those like you
Speaker 2: and me, we're we're the ones who have to suffer
Speaker 2: the consequences, whether it's economic, whether it's with the security
Speaker 2: of our neighborhoods and our communities and our schools.
Speaker 14: Uh.
Speaker 2: But with the numbers that we have seen that there's
Speaker 2: nobody that's insulated. And that's why you had that's well,
Speaker 2: that's why if you look at all seven swing states,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump beat up on Kamala so badly.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 8: And I don't they're going to be.
Speaker 2: Away with it for much longer.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: And certainly a lot of the policies was already reversing
Speaker 2: just day one, which were reversing Biden's executive actions on
Speaker 2: the Order the Lake and Rileigh Act. I believe tomorrow
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's going to have a big signing day ceremony
Speaker 2: at the White House, which I mean that would be
Speaker 2: the first significant immigration or border law that has been
Speaker 2: passed in our country in decades. That is significant. So
Speaker 2: there is a new ship in town. And Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: got can.
Speaker 5: Do this well.
Speaker 4: And no question, I think that the border is one
Speaker 4: of the greatest illustrations of how quickly things can be accomplished.
Speaker 4: Things along the lines of what Donald Trump promised, But
Speaker 4: another one the eradication of DEI policies pretty much across
Speaker 4: all areas of governmentst notably in the military. So you
Speaker 4: got Pete Hagg's geth who promised to restore the point
Speaker 4: of American military, which is, in my words, typically kill
Speaker 4: people and break things, a strong, unified fighting force for
Speaker 4: the purpose of winning wars and protecting the Americans from
Speaker 4: threats both domestic and private and foreign. But DEI that
Speaker 4: had nothing to do with the military's mission. And yet
Speaker 4: millions and millionllions of dollars and all these different employment
Speaker 4: positions and hires based upon you you check the appropriate
Speaker 4: woke box and therefore you get hired or elevated in
Speaker 4: a position as opposed to merit. Heegs has promised to
Speaker 4: bring back merit and the elimination of DEI is a
Speaker 4: great stepping stone to bring about that change, kill.
Speaker 5: People and break things.
Speaker 2: That makes so much sense. But yet if you look
Speaker 2: at the mission drift of our military, and I'll tell you, Brian,
Speaker 2: there's no better example. Look at Mark Milly, which, thank god,
Speaker 2: his photo, his big portrait was taken down on the
Speaker 2: first day of Trump administration. What a victory. And I'll
Speaker 2: tell you that's not a small thing. That sends a
Speaker 2: powerful message, that's a real important policy. But he had
Speaker 2: this portrait commission where he's all these medals on his
Speaker 2: chest with each and every color of the rainbow all
Speaker 2: over it and all these ans and what have you.
Speaker 2: And behind him he had some document dealing with Ukraine
Speaker 2: to show how important that was to his career. Look
Speaker 2: at you, Have we achieved victory in Ukraine. No, we've
Speaker 2: We've propagated of a gramillion Ukrainians and Russians. We've spilt
Speaker 2: blood that can never be reversed.
Speaker 8: Uh, it's just.
Speaker 2: Stalemate and when inevitable ended, Uh, all of this Ukrainian
Speaker 2: and is not Uh, it's not going to be seated
Speaker 2: back to Ukraine. It's it's gonna do.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 2: That's not something that you would think that American general
Speaker 2: would hang his hat on. But yet that's something that
Speaker 2: by virtue of him orchestrating it so profound or so
Speaker 2: prominently into his portrait. That's something that he's proud of.
Speaker 8: Well that's not a.
Speaker 2: Bit what is he soud about? And that that helps
Speaker 2: the mission driff the American military? That is uh, the
Speaker 2: d I. It's so emblematic on day one, Trump is
Speaker 2: reversing so much of that and saying, that's our military,
Speaker 2: this great social experiment. We're supposed to, as you say,
Speaker 2: move fast and break things. We are supposed to be
Speaker 2: a lethal fighting force. D I is one of the
Speaker 2: most prominent samples off the LASS and Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: Pete we'd turned back to what it is supposed to
Speaker 2: be doing what it is supposed to do, and that
Speaker 2: a book maybe all else is one of the most
Speaker 2: impactful repations of the Trump presidency. I mean, we've just
Speaker 2: were living in a fantasy land over the Pentagon with
Speaker 2: all these woke left wing generals getting back.
Speaker 4: To business there, get back to business and established, re
Speaker 4: establish the great and greatest fighting force, and of course
Speaker 4: hopefully encourage more patriotic young people to enlist in the military,
Speaker 4: because I think these DEEI policies to frighten most of
Speaker 4: the patriots away from even considering active military service, looking
Speaker 4: at the recruiting numbers that we've seen drop precipitously over
Speaker 4: the years. Bradley Jay, it is always great having in
Speaker 4: the program. Apologies, listeners, we had a little communication issue, Bradley,
Speaker 4: your phone was kind of breaking up, but I think
Speaker 4: we got pretty much ninety eight percent of the gist
Speaker 4: of what you're saying. I will look forward to having
Speaker 4: you back on the program real soon, and in the meantime,
Speaker 4: keep up the great workover at bright Bart Bradley. Always
Speaker 4: great to be with you. Thanks Roon, take care of
Speaker 4: tight nineteen Right now, fifty five Karsity Talk Stations. Speaking
Speaker 4: of Russia and Ukraine, Daniel Davis deep dive on that
Speaker 4: very topic, coming up to the bottom of the ARB.
Speaker 5: Right back fifty five KRC, the Wild KCD talk station.
Speaker 4: Happy Tuesday always made it extra special because now it's
Speaker 4: the time we get a Daniel Davis deep dive. Retired
Speaker 4: Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis. Always a distinct pleasure to have
Speaker 4: you on the fifty five KRC Morning Show. Sir, welcome back,
Speaker 4: Thanks for having me Brian. Always a treasure to be here.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that, and I enjoy our conversations. Very enlightening
Speaker 4: and of course sometimes a bit sobering, most notably for
Speaker 4: those folks who continue to want to support Ukraine in
Speaker 4: the face of what appears to be growing disaster. I
Speaker 4: see first sentence of this Russian forces conquer large Dontesk stronghold.
Speaker 4: Russian Federation forces have unstoppable momentum in the Dawnask region,
Speaker 4: with a string of victories and the noticeable weaking of
Speaker 4: the Ukrainian defenses. One Swiss paper Noya zech Zaeitong, the
Speaker 4: military situation in eastern Ukraine has deteriorated sharply. Defense lines
Speaker 4: have collapsed in various parts of the front. I struggle
Speaker 4: to find really any good news for the Ukrainians at
Speaker 4: this moment in time.
Speaker 5: Well, there's not any on the battlefield.
Speaker 16: I can assure you that because concurrent with that information,
Speaker 16: there's also reports from the Ukraine side, from their minister
Speaker 16: I'm sorry, from their forced our General Serski, the guy
Speaker 16: in charge of their own forces, that they're saying, hey,
Speaker 16: we're not recruiting enough people even to meet losses. The
Speaker 16: losses they have per month is not offset by the
Speaker 16: new people coming in. And what that tells you, aside
Speaker 16: from just that the numbers the net net is shrinking,
Speaker 16: it also tells you that they every time they get
Speaker 16: somebody with some experience, they get killed or taking off
Speaker 16: the battlefield, and they come in with the fresh so
Speaker 16: they are constantly getting rid of all their experience. At
Speaker 16: the same time, you also have new reports that two
Speaker 16: additional brigades, that newly formed brigades. One was trained in
Speaker 16: France and one seven hundred people fled the battlefield before
Speaker 16: they even left and got to the front.
Speaker 5: Then they had.
Speaker 16: Another one, a one fifty seventh brigade just this week,
Speaker 16: also collapsed and went away before it even got to
Speaker 16: the front. So there's two new formations of the less
Speaker 16: than they're getting for replacements are falling apart. And then
Speaker 16: they fired a lot of these committee. They fired the
Speaker 16: ground forces commander for the Eastern Front. You see, the
Speaker 16: wheels are literally coming off, and the question is how
Speaker 16: much longer can they continue to function as a coherent unit.
Speaker 5: And I don't think it's that much longer, well that
Speaker 5: much longer a months, weeks?
Speaker 4: How long is this gonna lae I mean at some
Speaker 4: point that there's going to be east On an absolute collapse,
Speaker 4: and an absolute then I would argue perhaps Russian victory
Speaker 4: across the board, or they're going to be forced to
Speaker 4: sit down a negotiation table and seed some of their
Speaker 4: land to get it resolved.
Speaker 16: Well, that's exactly the issue here. So you have a
Speaker 16: couple of different possibilities. One is like what happened to
Speaker 16: the Germans in World War Two. They were just methodically
Speaker 16: just pushed all the way to the west by the
Speaker 16: Soviet Union and they just continued to crumble, but they
Speaker 16: stayed at least coherent all the way through. The losses
Speaker 16: got bigger, they got the losses got faster toward the end,
Speaker 16: but they just continued on until literally they just ceased
Speaker 16: to exist in Berlin. Or you have what happened to
Speaker 16: the British and French in May nineteen forty, where the
Speaker 16: Germans then on the positive side, broke through the lines,
Speaker 16: got in the back of their defenses and then the
Speaker 16: whole thing just collapsed so over you had the entire
Speaker 16: army collapse. And so either of those two things are possible.
Speaker 16: Both are bad for Ukraine.
Speaker 4: Both are bad for Ukraine now with this, I would
Speaker 4: argue maybe Sho should call it this way. This positive
Speaker 4: momentum the Russians are currently enjoying, does that suggest you
Speaker 4: either are less likely to want to sit down and
Speaker 4: negotiate a resolution of it.
Speaker 16: Do you think they're just going to keep at it? Well,
Speaker 16: here's this is the reality. They are definitely willing to
Speaker 16: have a negotiated settlement. They have been emphatic about that
Speaker 16: from the beginning. They're emphatic about it right now. But
Speaker 16: that's not the same thing that may be in the
Speaker 16: mind of Trump or his supporters, which is that they
Speaker 16: think that they can negotiate a good deal at the
Speaker 16: current line of contact that's going to be good for
Speaker 16: Zelensky and good for Kiev.
Speaker 5: That's just not in the cards, I'm afraid, Brian.
Speaker 16: What he's saying, the Russian side is saying, we'll negotiate
Speaker 16: for all the land that we want, which means land
Speaker 16: you haven't lost in battle yet, all of the administrative
Speaker 16: orders of those four provinces, and if they don't get
Speaker 16: the and that of course that also includes in polices
Speaker 16: that there Zelenski has to go.
Speaker 5: That's actually part of it.
Speaker 16: They said they won't sign a deal with him because
Speaker 16: he's exceeded his mandate and they said he's not legitimate.
Speaker 16: We need you guys to have an election. So there's
Speaker 16: somebody that we can negost or sign a deal with.
Speaker 16: And there has to be, of course, a declaration of
Speaker 16: no NATO, no no troops, no peacekeeping troops, none of
Speaker 16: that stuff, or they'll just keep fighting until they win it,
Speaker 16: all right, And that's because they al all the negotiation
Speaker 16: ships on their side right now.
Speaker 4: Now, to those out there that think this is a
Speaker 4: battle that's worth continuing to wage and somehow magically Ukraine's
Speaker 4: gonna be able to bounce back and defend themselves, what
Speaker 4: do you perceive any existential threat or other threat to
Speaker 4: NATO or the European Union generally speaking if Russia ends
Speaker 4: up taking over Ukraine completely.
Speaker 16: Now, and that's that's what's been said really from the
Speaker 16: outset of this war from the west. If they keep saying,
Speaker 16: oh my god, if we don't stop him here, he'll
Speaker 16: come and roll here. No, there's the Russians don't have
Speaker 16: the capacity in my view, I mean, they don't even
Speaker 16: have the capacity if they had the desire, they don't
Speaker 16: have the capacity to launch into a war in NATO
Speaker 16: because they know it doesn't even matter so much whether
Speaker 16: they're military. They're conventional military could defeat the West, and
Speaker 16: probably in the Baltics they could because the Russian army
Speaker 16: is now because we didn't end this early. Instead of
Speaker 16: about one million it was in February twenty twenty two,
Speaker 16: it's now it's one point five million active duty troops now,
Speaker 16: troops that are sustained, they're ex trained, they've got the
Speaker 16: lot of combat experience, and their industrial capacity behind them
Speaker 16: is like a juggernaut.
Speaker 5: But they understand that if they go into NATO now,
Speaker 5: then you have.
Speaker 16: Article five issues and three nuclear powers on the other
Speaker 16: side that could come into play, and Russia's not gonna
Speaker 16: want to say, hey, we fought this whole war to
Speaker 16: get security on our western flank and then we're going
Speaker 16: to take action that almost certainly would precipitate a nuclear
Speaker 16: response from the other side. They're not going to do
Speaker 16: that because it's not in their interest to do so,
Speaker 16: not because we have to trust them or anything else,
Speaker 16: it's just not in their entry. So if we bring
Speaker 16: this to an end, then all this stuff gets off
Speaker 16: the table, and there's this ugly business of reconstruction and
Speaker 16: world that's going to go. It's going to linger for
Speaker 16: a generation. But better to start that now than later
Speaker 16: on with even more death.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, and I just have to observe it's
Speaker 4: taking Rushia this long to get as far as they
Speaker 4: did in one single country. So compare that exactly entire
Speaker 4: might of the United States and the entire NATO countries.
Speaker 4: So I concur with your assessment on that as much
Speaker 4: tea leaf reading as we can do pioting over your
Speaker 4: I like, generally speaking, Pete Heggsas's message, which is we
Speaker 4: are going to establish a military fighting force. Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: not an executive order getting rid of DEI And I
Speaker 4: have no idea what that has to do with killing
Speaker 4: people and breaking things. But I have a more optimistic
Speaker 4: positive view of the direction of America's military with Pete
Speaker 4: Heggsath at the realm and the getting rid of DEI.
Speaker 4: What's your perception on that one?
Speaker 16: Yeah, you know, in the like the eleventh hour, just
Speaker 16: before the vote was taken, there was a number there
Speaker 16: was senate debate, and some of those who were against
Speaker 16: him were saying, look, there was why do you have
Speaker 16: to go up to this guy? That's never been in
Speaker 16: charge of a big company. He wasn't a general, so
Speaker 16: he wasn't in charge of a lot of troops. He
Speaker 16: was only a major, and that was relatively low level
Speaker 16: in terms of the hierarchy of the army. And they said,
Speaker 16: why wouldn't you go after somebody that that's in the
Speaker 16: Republican Party, that's like, has been, you know, in all
Speaker 16: these kinds of categories. And they said, you know, like
Speaker 16: Mark Esper or like James Mattis. You know, those are
Speaker 16: the guys they had these past ninety eight to two, etc.
Speaker 16: And I'm liking, Okay, that's the last thing that we
Speaker 16: need right now. Those are status quo guys that don't
Speaker 16: want to change anything, that were very unsuccessful. You may
Speaker 16: remember James Mattis actually left office and because he had
Speaker 16: a tantrum that Trump wanted to withdraw our troops from Syria.
Speaker 5: So he resigned over that. So he pushed back.
Speaker 16: Not only would he not support the president, he's he
Speaker 16: didn't have the foresight to see that that's not in
Speaker 16: America's interest, right, That's not the person we need. Somebody
Speaker 16: from the status quo who's been in the defense industry
Speaker 16: and all this kind of stuff. We need somebody with
Speaker 16: some fresh thinking. Now, Hegseith doesn't come in with a
Speaker 16: great view. I mean, he's got some genuine skeletons in
Speaker 16: his closet and that has to be considered.
Speaker 5: But his focus and what he's saying anyway, and I
Speaker 5: give him.
Speaker 16: I'm going to give him the benefit of the doubt
Speaker 16: and give him a chance to say if he's going
Speaker 16: to action with his words. He says he wants to
Speaker 16: reform the military, wants to bring the warrior ethos back,
Speaker 16: which as the warfighter that excites me. He wants to
Speaker 16: bring high standards back in one standard for everybody. You
Speaker 16: either meet it or you move out. The bottom line
Speaker 16: is what is going to make the army stronger, the
Speaker 16: military stronger.
Speaker 5: And that is the right focus. Well, and I think
Speaker 5: that will.
Speaker 4: Assist in large measure to get more people interested in enlisting,
Speaker 4: because I think all this woke ideology has really turned
Speaker 4: off a lot of very patriotic young people who otherwise
Speaker 4: might have signed up to serve their country.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I totally agree. That's that's part of the what the
Speaker 5: at least what they're saying.
Speaker 16: I looked at one of the executive orders that talk
Speaker 16: about the de I stuff, And they're not saying they
Speaker 16: don't want any more equality or you know, opportunity anything
Speaker 16: like that.
Speaker 5: They're not saying this is against anyone.
Speaker 16: They're just saying they don't want something that basically gives
Speaker 16: quotas and saying that you have to have a certain
Speaker 16: amount of these categories in higher positions, because now then
Speaker 16: you're you're elevating people based on a criteria other than merits,
Speaker 16: other than do they deserve it or not. And the
Speaker 16: focus is not on making the military stronger, it's on
Speaker 16: making sure it meets DEI stuff, which is not the
Speaker 16: same thing. And so I want to make sure I
Speaker 16: hope they don't go too far with that where they
Speaker 16: you know, it goes back to where people are pushed
Speaker 16: down or certain groups are minimized and they don't get
Speaker 16: a fair shot.
Speaker 5: We don't want that, but we do want merit based promotions.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're I mean, sexuality has nothing to do whether
Speaker 4: you have the appropriate merit and skill sets to do
Speaker 4: any given job. So I'm with you on that all
Speaker 4: day long. And briefly, let's pivot over to Tulsa Gabbard
Speaker 4: National Intelligence. She's somewhat controversial. I know that she was
Speaker 4: in favor of Edward Snowden, one of him, and I
Speaker 4: personally don't have an issue with that. I think the
Speaker 4: world is a better place for knowing what we know
Speaker 4: after the snowed and release. But also previously against reauthorization
Speaker 4: of FIZA section seven oh two, which I have judged
Speaker 4: a Polaitano on every Wednesday, and boy, that's something that
Speaker 4: he just finds absolutely an offense to the Fourth Amendment.
Speaker 4: But she's flipped her position on that and now is
Speaker 4: in favor of it. What's your take on, Telsea Gabbard. Yeah,
Speaker 4: let's look at that part first. That's not accurate. That's
Speaker 4: what's being characterized in some parts of the media that
Speaker 4: she flipped on it.
Speaker 16: She did not flip on it. When you look bad.
Speaker 16: I've had I feature this on my show. When you
Speaker 16: look at what she said at the time she was against.
Speaker 5: Seven oh two. It wasn't just seven oh two.
Speaker 16: She expressly said as a member of Congress when she
Speaker 16: voted against it, was that we need some of these
Speaker 16: provisions for our national security and our intelligence service definitely needed,
Speaker 16: but we need protections and reform so that we don't
Speaker 16: get into the Fourth Amendment parts.
Speaker 5: She has said nothing different than that.
Speaker 16: Now, what she has said in recent days was that
Speaker 16: there has been some changes that lessened her concerns about
Speaker 16: the Fourth Amendment part, but that keeps.
Speaker 5: The issues for the security part. So she didn't flip.
Speaker 16: But she has so many enemies, Brian, I'm telling you
Speaker 16: because she is gonna faithfully say whatever the intelligence says.
Speaker 16: That's what gets put before the President of the United States.
Speaker 16: The deep I had to take to say deep stake
Speaker 16: the establishment. They don't want somebody like Gabbard in there.
Speaker 16: They want somebody in there like themselves that's gonna give
Speaker 16: what kind of They're gonna pick and choose, what kind
Speaker 16: of intelligence goes to the president that fosters the opinion that, well,
Speaker 16: you have to use military force.
Speaker 5: They all they do is they want.
Speaker 16: Somebody that's like them, that's gonna keep saying force, force, force, military, military.
Speaker 16: They don't want somebody that may say, hey, sir, intelligence
Speaker 16: says this, so we actually don't need to use military
Speaker 16: power here. We can use other instruments of national military power.
Speaker 16: She is gonna faithfully do that. She's been consistent from
Speaker 16: the front, and she has always focused on what's good
Speaker 16: for America.
Speaker 5: I think she may be the best pick on the cabinet.
Speaker 4: How about that? Coming through loud and clear on that one,
Speaker 4: Daniel David this Deep Dive. You can find this podcast
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Speaker 4: at the bottom of the eight o'clock hour for another
Speaker 4: edition of the Daniel Davis Deep Dive. Always great talk
Speaker 4: with you, sir, my pleasure. I'll look forward to another
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Speaker 5: See you next week, Brian.
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Speaker 4: It's great to see you today, Rian. Thank you very
Speaker 4: much for having me, and thank you to your listeners
Speaker 4: for having us so long. Oh listen. I thoroughly enjoy
Speaker 4: these conversations. They're very enlightening, and of course you know
Speaker 4: I have a special, extra special connection with cancer, sadly,
Speaker 4: but I've learned a lot over the years from talking
Speaker 4: with the OHC folks across all areas of cancer. And
Speaker 4: one thing that I've learned is cervical cancer. And we'll
Speaker 4: talk in depth about this, but HPV human papoloma virus
Speaker 4: can equal cervical cancer. There is a direct line correlation
Speaker 4: between HPV and cervical cancer and women.
Speaker 17: That is absolutely correct. So HPV is highly associated with
Speaker 17: cervical cancer. Ninety percent of cervical cancers are associated with HPV.
Speaker 17: But that does not mean that just because you have
Speaker 17: the virus that you will develop cancer. But it is
Speaker 17: something that we watch very closely for and that's why screening,
Speaker 17: annual follow ups are just absolutely poweramount.
Speaker 4: Well, and from what I know and I've read and
Speaker 4: I went back the last time you were scheduled on
Speaker 4: the I looked it up, pretty much everybody's got HPV.
Speaker 17: Eighty five percent of sexually active partners have HPV. It
Speaker 17: is a very think of it like the chicken pox virus.
Speaker 17: At some point, as long as you've been sexually active,
Speaker 17: you very likely have HPV unless both partners have never
Speaker 17: been with any anyone else. So if you've got two
Speaker 17: partners that have been in a completely monogamous relationship, that's
Speaker 17: likely the only chance.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: Now, Moving aside from HPV, smoking and weaken immune system,
Speaker 4: can I also bring about cirvical cancer.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I think of smoking is causing free radicals, it
Speaker 17: diminishes your immune system. Other any other infections that weaken
Speaker 17: your immune system, Your body just has a tendency to
Speaker 17: not be able to fight off any other infections, including
Speaker 17: what causes HPV. So EAHPV will cause cellular changes and
Speaker 17: if your body just inherently can't fight that off, it
Speaker 17: then just triggers a downstream effect.
Speaker 4: How about that? Plus I read long term use of
Speaker 4: birth control pilled? How often is I mean is that
Speaker 4: there's a noticeable correlation between that and how long is long?
Speaker 5: We've seen a correlation with that.
Speaker 17: So anytime you do these studies, they'll take a group
Speaker 17: of cervical cancer patients just look to see what risk
Speaker 17: factors have been their birth control medications have been associated
Speaker 17: with it. Now, the hard part in that is is
Speaker 17: that also because of unprotected intercourse, so many women that
Speaker 17: are on birth control medications have unprotected air course. That
Speaker 17: seems to be the bigger correlation with HPV transmission.
Speaker 4: All right, fair enough, Now, how about the signs and symptoms?
Speaker 4: How would a woman know if maybe she's got something
Speaker 4: going on.
Speaker 17: I always advocate that patients know their body best women men.
Speaker 17: I mean, you know your body. You know your baseline,
Speaker 17: irregular bleeding, abnormal discharge, and it's not something that just
Speaker 17: lasts a day or two or a week or so.
Speaker 17: Everyone's going to have some altered a key changes, but
Speaker 17: this is persistent pelvic pain, pelvic pressure, just things that
Speaker 17: are a change from your baseline where you feel like
Speaker 17: you know something's off.
Speaker 5: Just go in and be seen. That's the most important thing.
Speaker 17: We We always worry when women go five years, ten
Speaker 17: years with all these irregular changes is and just are
Speaker 17: afraid to follow up. That's where it becomes extremely problematic. Afraid,
Speaker 17: very afraid because I guess we all have that fear
Speaker 17: of what if there really is something and I want
Speaker 17: to deal with it. It's kind of burying your head
Speaker 17: in the sand. And I can tell you I do
Speaker 17: the same thing. Also, I'd rather just deal with my
Speaker 17: other issues in life than trying to figure that out.
Speaker 17: But the right thing to do is go for those
Speaker 17: screening visits is follow up. You know, if there's something wrong,
Speaker 17: just go be seen so we can figure out what's
Speaker 17: going on. Because the earlier we catch stuff, the easier
Speaker 17: and the better the treatment can be than dealing with
Speaker 17: something that's more advanced.
Speaker 4: Well, and I mean, isn't it the standard medical practice
Speaker 4: for women to get a papspmean or on a regular basis.
Speaker 17: Pulvic exams on a yearly basis, breast exams, mammograms on
Speaker 17: a yearly basis. Peraps ME recommendations do vary a little
Speaker 17: bit where sometimes you can space them out to three
Speaker 17: to five years, but the pelvic exams are absolutely paramount
Speaker 17: with that. But exactly like you said, like that's where
Speaker 17: the fear comes in, and it's just well, life kind
Speaker 17: of takes over. It's been a year, you push it off.
Speaker 17: Now it's been two years. You push it off. Now
Speaker 17: it's been three years, and all of a sudden, if
Speaker 17: there are changes that are going on, abnormal changes that
Speaker 17: are going on, they just develop into further issues.
Speaker 4: Well, in moving toward how to prevent cervical cancer, I mean,
Speaker 4: you've already addressed these sexual activity thing, which I have
Speaker 4: to imagine, giving the number of people out in the world,
Speaker 4: most people aren't going to abide by that. But there
Speaker 4: is an HPV vaccine. I don't want to dive into
Speaker 4: this now delicate conversation about vaccines, but how many years
Speaker 4: they've been in the market have they been proven to
Speaker 4: be a safe to use vaccine?
Speaker 17: So I agree, I don't want to get into a
Speaker 17: political conversations. Very family oriented conversation as well. But for
Speaker 17: us from a medical standpoint, this vaccine has significantly proven
Speaker 17: to decrease the rates of not only cervical cancer, but
Speaker 17: penal cancer and boys also, so it is both for
Speaker 17: men and women. It's approved from the ages of nine
Speaker 17: to forty five. And to me, if there is anything
Speaker 17: that I can do, and I have two girls, they
Speaker 17: will both get it to decrease their chances. I can
Speaker 17: trust my children inherently, but again, they're going to be
Speaker 17: sexually active at some point in their life. You never
Speaker 17: know who their partners have been with in what viral
Speaker 17: transmissions can be occurring. So if there is something that
Speaker 17: can be done to prevent that, absolutely I would go
Speaker 17: for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I understand that. But as long as it's been
Speaker 4: on the market though, they've done research and there isn't
Speaker 4: a connection between the HPV vaccine and side effects or
Speaker 4: damaging things happening long term.
Speaker 17: Note I mean every vaccine has some acute side effects,
Speaker 17: such as a pain in the injection site, some rashes
Speaker 17: that can occur, just acute effects like that. But this
Speaker 17: has been on the market for decades at this point
Speaker 17: and very well proven and especially proven to decrease the
Speaker 17: risk of high grade cervical displaces as well as cervical cancer.
Speaker 4: Okay, and I understand diet can have a factor. It
Speaker 4: can be a factor in cervical cancer as well.
Speaker 17: Absolutely so anything from And the hard part with nutrition
Speaker 17: and cancer is that anytime you read a magazine, an article,
Speaker 17: any sort of recommendations from a nutritional standpoint, everything varies dramatically,
Speaker 17: But it's all about healthy, living, healthy diet. Anyone that
Speaker 17: is medical homorbidities, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, it just makes it
Speaker 17: harder for your body to fend off the cancer and
Speaker 17: tolerate the treatments for cancer. So healthy living, healthy diets
Speaker 17: always going to be paramount in your treatment success.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I've read on multiple occasions that there is a
Speaker 4: direct correlation between obesity and cancer, and given the level
Speaker 4: of obesity we have in this country, it's a little alarming.
Speaker 4: I don't know the reason why. I mean, could be
Speaker 4: the things in our food. I know RFK Junior is
Speaker 4: going to solve that problem. RFK Junior to the Western riscue,
Speaker 4: But I mean it's a widespread problem and a growing problem.
Speaker 5: It's an epidemic.
Speaker 17: I mean, if you look at the CDC websites as
Speaker 17: to the obesity rates back from nineteen seventy to twenty twenty,
Speaker 17: and you see how it spans out. I mean, it
Speaker 17: is alarming and even for our youth of today, and
Speaker 17: so just getting out there, just starting off with healthy
Speaker 17: and just active, just lifestyle choices can make such an
Speaker 17: impact when it comes to long term care.
Speaker 4: All right, So you know, sadly someone gets a cervical
Speaker 4: cancer diagnosis. I guess my first question before we get
Speaker 4: to the treatments that are available, can that metastasize?
Speaker 6: It can?
Speaker 17: And that's why it goes back to our previous statement
Speaker 17: as to the earlier you get seen hopefully the earlier
Speaker 17: we are catching this.
Speaker 5: So cancer, we cancer is based on two things.
Speaker 17: Great is how gress of the cancer is stage, has
Speaker 17: it metastasized, So we want to do that full work
Speaker 17: up figure out exactly what we're dealing with. Cancer is
Speaker 17: more of an umbrella term. We want to know exactly
Speaker 17: what cell type we're dealing with. Also, there's a whole
Speaker 17: slew of workup that we'll do, so, especially in the
Speaker 17: last couple of years, we can try to identify molecular
Speaker 17: markers on a patient specific cancer to tailor their treatment
Speaker 17: to that. So we look at it as a completely
Speaker 17: overall approach when we talk about an individual's cancer care.
Speaker 17: All right, fair enough, Now, what treatment options are available?
Speaker 17: I mean, there's so many new advancements in cancer treatments.
Speaker 17: It's hard for me to keep up with it. And
Speaker 17: I know that's your job, and every day you come
Speaker 17: to the office or maybe something new, and that's what
Speaker 17: we have to evaluate. And that changes from patient to patient.
Speaker 17: What the type of cancer is, what the stage, what
Speaker 17: the grade are, and what those molecular markers are, so
Speaker 17: they can vary from surgery to radiation, chemotherapy, or to
Speaker 17: munotherapy or a combination of all the other. We are
Speaker 17: fortunate enough to have a robust clinical trials program, so
Speaker 17: we'll look to see what clinical trials are available as well.
Speaker 4: Well, that's exactly what I was going to ask about next,
Speaker 4: because I was actually looking into clinical trials for the
Speaker 4: treatment of my lymphoma when I was last time. I
Speaker 4: talked to doctor Patel who's treating me over there. So
Speaker 4: you always have clinical trials going on you can address that.
Speaker 4: But also, this is something that can be cured depending
Speaker 4: upon when you catch it. Absolutely now and that's the goal.
Speaker 4: Is the earlier the stage, the greater the curates. Right,
Speaker 4: the more advanced the stage, the harder those five year
Speaker 4: survivals come down to. So we want to get patients
Speaker 4: in the door quickly. We want to assess them quickly
Speaker 4: and get their treatment started very quickly. Is there a
Speaker 4: cervical cancer on the rise?
Speaker 17: For the HPV vaccine was on the rise for a
Speaker 17: long period of time. That's where we're trying to be
Speaker 17: more proactive with the HPV vaccine in decreasing those rates.
Speaker 17: So patients that have gotten that vaccine, we've seen tremendous
Speaker 17: decrease in the rates of cervical cancer. Unfortunately worldwide, it's
Speaker 17: just not as available understood unprotected intercourse, multiple sexual partners
Speaker 17: it is. I mean, it's the fourth leading cause of
Speaker 17: cancer related death amongst women.
Speaker 4: So, oh my, doctor g Gooby, it's been a real
Speaker 4: pleasure talking with about this. And so folks, if you
Speaker 4: want to learn more about OHC and the cancer treatments
Speaker 4: they have any kind of cancer, or get a second opinion,
Speaker 4: I strongly encourage you to do that. It's ohcare dot com.
Speaker 4: Ohcare dot com. And again the number is five or
Speaker 4: sorry eight eight eight six hundred. That's eighty eight sixty
Speaker 4: eight hundred, Doctor Guby. Thanks for doing everything you do
Speaker 4: each and every day, and my best to you and
Speaker 4: everybody else over at OHC.
Speaker 17: We appreciate, we're so glad you're doing so well as well.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you very much, sir. That means a world
Speaker 4: to me.
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