Speaker 1: Five O five a fifty five k r C the
Speaker 1: talk station Friday.
Speaker 2: Eve Sah was a vacation where my country gown.
Speaker 1: It was just here like two seconds ago. Oh, you
Speaker 1: cracked me up, Strucker Brian Thomas right here, Joe Stucker
Speaker 1: in there starting the morning off with a laugh, and
Speaker 1: pardon me clear my throat out at five just started talking.
Speaker 3: Hate.
Speaker 1: When that happens anyway, haktula, Joe? Is that is that
Speaker 1: the thing? Yeah, I remember that girl. That is not
Speaker 1: the context in which I was clearing my throat. However,
Speaker 1: I want to make that eminently clear, perfectly clear on
Speaker 1: the record. You can keep this up all morning, Joe.
Speaker 1: That will be fine with me. Comming up on the
Speaker 1: fifty five KRZY Morning Show Jim Walter or Waters in
Speaker 1: the Bluegrass Institute, We're gonna talk about Kentucky issues one
Speaker 1: and Kentucky issues to my apolsies, to my friends in
Speaker 1: the Commonwealth, and I haven't paid a whole lot of
Speaker 1: a focus on those. It's you know, I've made the
Speaker 1: comment a million times and I'll make it here again.
Speaker 1: By the end of the week, I've got a ream
Speaker 1: or more of paper of stories that I never ever
Speaker 1: had a chance to get to I fault my priorities.
Speaker 1: Perhaps it's just, you know, there's issues all over the place,
Speaker 1: and I've just got to kind of pick and choose them.
Speaker 1: Kentucky Issues one and two haven't gotten in my field
Speaker 1: division very much. So it's gonna happen today anyway, better
Speaker 1: late than ever, and giving you some time to digest
Speaker 1: to the extent you haven't Kentucky Issues one and two.
Speaker 1: Jim Waters again from the Bluegrass since too. Thank you
Speaker 1: Jim and Advance for showing up on the program to
Speaker 1: enlighten me and the listeners on that. Donovan and Neil
Speaker 1: afp Americans for prospibilities. Donovan and Neil get out and
Speaker 1: vote double exclamation point on the rundown. And a lot
Speaker 1: of folks are voting early. There was a statistic out
Speaker 1: I don't know where I put that. Oh yeah, in
Speaker 1: terms of getting out of the vote of there's a
Speaker 1: new NBC News poll says fifty two percent of the
Speaker 1: voters are planning to cast their votes early.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 1: Forty four on the other hand, say they fill the
Speaker 1: plan to vote in person on election day. Fairly recent
Speaker 1: poll was just between the fourth and eighth of October
Speaker 1: and a lot of folks choosing to vote by mail. Now,
Speaker 1: Trump leads among voters who are planning to go and
Speaker 1: vote in person fifty eight to thirty seven. But Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris has an advantage on those who are voting early,
Speaker 1: which I suppose is logical considering Democrats corner of the
Speaker 1: market for a while they were on early voting. They
Speaker 1: were very good about getting out there. They get out
Speaker 1: the vote effort and early voting efforts. So Republicans typically
Speaker 1: are behind in those types of things like taking buses
Speaker 1: to nursing homes and picking people up, and you know,
Speaker 1: ballot harvesting and ballot gathering. You know, Republicans just didn't
Speaker 1: engage in that kind of thing. Let me pull my tongue.
Speaker 1: Ont of MICHIEK. Kamala Harris is a seventeen point lead
Speaker 1: among Americans who have already voted or planned to vote,
Speaker 1: according to NBC News, finding fifty seven to forty so
Speaker 1: and also described as a massive lead over people planning
Speaker 1: to vote by mail, a narrow edge over early in
Speaker 1: person voters. That's the breakdown on that. So obviously a
Speaker 1: growing phenomenon, and you know, again voting early voting is
Speaker 1: not just for Democrats anymore. Get into the board of Elections,
Speaker 1: cast your vote, get it out of the way. That
Speaker 1: way of something well lands in your lap and prevents
Speaker 1: you from going to the polls on election day. You
Speaker 1: know I missing out on your opportunity to vote. Donovan
Speaker 1: and Neil at seven thirty on that empower you. This
Speaker 1: will be interesting. Mark Burrell is going to provide a
Speaker 1: biblical road map to restore America. He's going to be
Speaker 1: instutia to talk about that the Empower Youth Seminary. Is
Speaker 1: this evening which makes sense? Yes? Seven pm? Restore America?
Speaker 1: Should we use the same biblical principles used to shape
Speaker 1: the Declaration of Independence? How do we get here? And
Speaker 1: how do we restore liberty and justice? For all the
Speaker 1: general topics of conversation. I don't know if the Bible
Speaker 1: is the answer. Mark's going to give it a go
Speaker 1: and tell us why. Jay Ratliff, yay, I love my Thursdays.
Speaker 1: Jay Ratliff cracks me up, funny guy, a great man
Speaker 1: and a friend. Today iHeart media aviation expert Jay ratlif
Speaker 1: We'll talk about frontier airlines, pilots voting to strike if necessary.
Speaker 1: Latest near miss took place in San Diego. Hate hearing
Speaker 1: about that cockpit disagreements lead to the captain locking out
Speaker 1: the first officer. He you put your petty differences aside
Speaker 1: for the benefit of the passengers on the airplane, for
Speaker 1: God's taken, as we always do. Will end on hub
Speaker 1: delays and speaking of a Boeing and hold on one second, Keith,
Speaker 1: I'll take your call. Just wait a second. Here a
Speaker 1: Senate Democrat got booed by striking Boeing workers in Seattle.
Speaker 1: Happened on Tuesday, after disparaging Donald Trump. Huh how about this?
Speaker 1: Maria Cantwell, described as the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science,
Speaker 1: and Transportation chairwoman, speaking to striking members of the International
Speaker 1: Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workspace Workers District seven fifty one.
Speaker 1: Housing everywhere in the United States of America is expensive
Speaker 1: as all get out. We haven't built enough supply. I
Speaker 1: was in a key negotiation five years ago to get
Speaker 1: a bipartisan bill that would have built million it's hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands up to a million units by now, but
Speaker 1: Donald Trump came in and squashed that deal. Then began
Speaker 1: the booing. A fairly drowned her out. There was so
Speaker 1: much booing going on. As the senator began, I tried
Speaker 1: to begin again. My point is this, this after being
Speaker 1: unable to speak over the booing disruption everywhere in America,
Speaker 1: we need more affordable housing. When you first hear that
Speaker 1: audio clip, it appears that they're booing whatever Donald Trump
Speaker 1: has done. The exact opposite is true. According to Iam
Speaker 1: seven point fifty one union member Dan Zalman, speaking in
Speaker 1: an interview, she was trying to interject some left wing
Speaker 1: radical politics in what is a very rare labor opportunity
Speaker 1: for the IM members to be able to try and
Speaker 1: make real gains in their retirement benefits. And that's not
Speaker 1: what we were there for. So she did not have
Speaker 1: a friendly audience to spew that at I don't think
Speaker 1: she realizes, but there is a tremendous amount of Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's support from union members. And all anybody has to
Speaker 1: do is go through a union parking lot at the
Speaker 1: Boeing plant and you'll see a lot of Trump stickers
Speaker 1: on bumpers. Okay, well that's positive news, and get another
Speaker 1: area where Trump is making sizable inroads, reminding me of
Speaker 1: the Reagan presidency or of the Reagan campaign when we
Speaker 1: had a huge swing of Union members favor of the
Speaker 1: Republican Ronald Reagan. So what Keith Scott, Hey, Keith, thanks
Speaker 1: for calling this morning, and Happy Friday Eve to you.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello, Hello, what's on your mind, Keith?
Speaker 5: Well, there's two things. A major worldwide significance that happened
Speaker 5: last night in the Middle East, and believe it or not,
Speaker 5: the Biden administration used the Harris Brett Bear interview as
Speaker 5: a smoke screen in a cover for what happened last night.
Speaker 1: You're talking about US bombing the Huthy's and Yemen.
Speaker 5: Well it was more than that. The United States with
Speaker 5: B one B two cell fighter bombers bombed Hoodie positions
Speaker 5: and Irane positions in Yemen. Yeah, with Daisy cutter bombs,
Speaker 5: moab bombs, bunker buster bombs, and thermobaric bunker buster bombs,
Speaker 5: and they made and they bombed major storage facilities that
Speaker 5: the Hoodies and the Iranians were using to attack shipping
Speaker 5: it on the Red Sea and also to attack Israel.
Speaker 1: Yes, the stats on that. I saw a Fox News
Speaker 1: article on the Houthis and the damage they have done
Speaker 1: over the past year or so that they've been launching
Speaker 1: missiles at ships and in that region, and it's pretty substantial.
Speaker 1: I guess my question is, Gith, you think they intentionally
Speaker 1: waited to do this damage to the Hoothies and strike
Speaker 1: them for the repeated bombing of our assets and other
Speaker 1: global assets because of Kamala Harrison's interview.
Speaker 5: I mean, yeah, that's what they did. And there's something
Speaker 5: else that came out too, of major worldwide significance that
Speaker 5: happened during this interview. It accidentally came out last night,
Speaker 5: for instance, outside of the United States on ABC and
Speaker 5: I don't mean American ABC, I mean Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Speaker 5: and the BBC that before November, it came out exactly
Speaker 5: what the October surprise will be.
Speaker 1: Before Israel bombing or responding to the Iranian's missile launch.
Speaker 5: Yes, Summer is going to bomb the snot out of Iran.
Speaker 1: Before the November CNN reported that.
Speaker 5: Oh, they finally did late last night.
Speaker 1: I don't know where you're thinking this has been hidden.
Speaker 1: This stuff is being widely reported all over the place.
Speaker 1: This morning. I have articles printed.
Speaker 5: Out, yeah this morning, But I'm talking this came out
Speaker 5: first of all last night.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, during the Harris during I hear what you're saying.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's coincidence. I don't think anything that anybody could
Speaker 1: do here. Harris could have just maybe gone back to
Speaker 1: her old ways and got her knee pads out. That
Speaker 1: wouldn't cover up the fact that we bombed the Hoothi
Speaker 1: forces on this magnitude and that Iran did say out
Speaker 1: loud that they're planning on launching an attack against Iran
Speaker 1: on some level before the election. So you can't hide
Speaker 1: news like that. I don't think so, but it is
Speaker 1: being widely reported. I was planning on getting to it,
Speaker 1: That's why I knew what you were talking about when
Speaker 1: you launched into it. But I appreciate it. Hey, we
Speaker 1: can bring it up at any time. That's why I
Speaker 1: like phone calls Keith, and thank thank you for bringing
Speaker 1: it up. Yeah, more details on that we can get
Speaker 1: to five fifteen coming up with five sixteen seven four
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Sure, since so Keith brought it up me as well,
Speaker 1: go ahead and provide the info that I got in
Speaker 1: front of me. In so far as the Israelis plan
Speaker 1: to attack, the Israeli plan, Israeli's I'm sorry, Israel's plan
Speaker 1: to respond to our Iran's October Firs attack is ready,
Speaker 1: according to the reporting from CNN and others. No additional information,
Speaker 1: of course. I doubt the Israelis want to tell everybody
Speaker 1: in the world the day they're going to do it,
Speaker 1: in which targets are going to hit. Don't think that's
Speaker 1: the very sound military strategy. Court to CNN and the report,
Speaker 1: American officials expect Israel will retaliate against this monts Iranian
Speaker 1: attack before November fifth, described as a timeline that would
Speaker 1: thrust the growing volatility in the Middle East squarely into
Speaker 1: public view within days of the US presidential election. Court
Speaker 1: to the sources quote, the timeline and parameters of Israel's
Speaker 1: retaliation against Iran have been subject to intense debate inside Israel.
Speaker 1: Israel's government and are not directly related to the timing
Speaker 1: of the US election. Draw your own conclusions on that.
Speaker 1: I am certain the White House has expressed its desires
Speaker 1: one way or another to the Israeli government. You know,
Speaker 1: they're probably on the phone twenty four to seven. Iran's
Speaker 1: Foreign minister Abbas are a JAGATCHI. I struggle with these names,
Speaker 1: and I helped the world. Is it insulted that I
Speaker 1: don't do a better job of actually figuring out how
Speaker 1: to pronounce any of these names because I'm a forgiving guy.
Speaker 1: He's like to joke that somewhere over in Iran, maybe
Speaker 1: they're reporting about something Brian Thomas said and they mispronounced
Speaker 1: my name. I wouldn't care, so sorry Abbas if I'm
Speaker 1: mispronouncing it anyway. Warrened to the UN Chief Guterraz that
Speaker 1: Tehran is ready for quote decisive and regretful, a decisive
Speaker 1: and regretful close quote response if Israel does in fact
Speaker 1: attack their country. So it was just last week that
Speaker 1: Israeli defense yo of Golant said they would soon respond
Speaker 1: to that missile attack. According to one other report in
Speaker 1: Israeli's con It's public broadcaster, the targets are clear now,
Speaker 1: it's just a matter of time. So apparently the targets
Speaker 1: are selected and maybe even the dates been selected and
Speaker 1: in so far as US bombing the well, yeaymen, we did.
Speaker 1: We attacked five military sites controlled by Houthi forces in Yemen,
Speaker 1: and Keith was right. B two bombers precision strikes and
Speaker 1: they were bombing weapons storage locations. According to the Secretary
Speaker 1: Defense Lloyd Austin, in a statement yesterday, US forces targeted
Speaker 1: several of the Houthy's underground facilities housing various weapon components
Speaker 1: of types that the Houthis have used to target civilian
Speaker 1: military vessels throughout the region. This was a unique demonstration
Speaker 1: of the United States ability to target facilities that our
Speaker 1: adversaries seek to keith out of reach, no matter how
Speaker 1: deeply buried, underground, hardened, or four to five. Again, that's
Speaker 1: a quote going back to what Keith said, the litany
Speaker 1: of weaponry that he mentioned, including the Mother of All
Speaker 1: bombs and bunker busters and the like. I believe this
Speaker 1: solidifies that his comments in that regard. Maybe we were
Speaker 1: doing it as a demonstration to the Iranians. If our
Speaker 1: weapons can actually get down as deep as the Iranian
Speaker 1: nuclear facilities, maybe the Iranians might wake up to well, gee,
Speaker 1: I guess we can't bury him deep enough. A lot
Speaker 1: of speculation about whether any of our military hardware can
Speaker 1: actually burrow down deep enough in the ground that it
Speaker 1: would devastate those buried facilities in Iran. Not that the
Speaker 1: Irani or not the Israelis are definitely gonna bomb the
Speaker 1: nuclear facilities. I think they specifically set out loud the
Speaker 1: other day that they would not be bombing those or
Speaker 1: the Iranian oil infrastructure. Do as I say, not as
Speaker 1: I do, or we're gonna do what we say we're
Speaker 1: not gonna do. That would be a legitimate military strategy,
Speaker 1: I would argue. He went on, Austin did the deployment
Speaker 1: of US Air Force B two Spirit long range stealth
Speaker 1: bombers to point of demonstrating US global strike capabilities to
Speaker 1: quote take action against these targets when necessary, any time anywhere. Said,
Speaker 1: for over year, the running back Hoothies, especially designated global terrorists,
Speaker 1: have recklessly and unlawfully attacked US and international vessels transitting
Speaker 1: the Red Sea, etc. I said, we won't hesitate to
Speaker 1: take action defend American lives or assets, to deter attacks
Speaker 1: against civilians and our regional partners, to protect freedom and navigation,
Speaker 1: increase the safety and security of the waterways, and he
Speaker 1: said he's going to continue to be making clear to
Speaker 1: the Hoothies that they need to stop that now. In
Speaker 1: terms of what I was talking about the damage, they've
Speaker 1: done two hundred and seventy attacks on US Navy ships,
Speaker 1: commercial shipping and coalition ships in the Red Seas. Just
Speaker 1: since last November. They've shot down at least eight US
Speaker 1: MQ nine reapers. Each each costs thirty two million dollars,
Speaker 1: and that's eight of them down. Since October seventh last year,
Speaker 1: twenty nine major energy and shipping companies have changed their
Speaker 1: roots to avoid the Hoothy attacks. Sixty five countries have
Speaker 1: been affected by them, including Russia, Iran and China. I
Speaker 1: don't think the Hoothies care who they're shooting missiles at.
Speaker 1: Container shipping has declined in the Red Sea by ninety
Speaker 1: percent since December of last year, and that shipping accounts
Speaker 1: for ten to fifteen percent of all international maritime trades.
Speaker 1: So you can see the impact and the ripple effect
Speaker 1: on that. Alternate shipping routes around Africa add eleven thousand
Speaker 1: nautical miles and an additional one to two weeks of
Speaker 1: transit time, plus an additional million dollars in fuel costs
Speaker 1: for every voyage. Welcome to inflationary pressures. So anyway they
Speaker 1: say humanitarian ags of delay two because those ships have
Speaker 1: to go around Africa too. Thank you houthies. Interject an
Speaker 1: sec non compliant word when summarizing my reception of the
Speaker 1: houthis and what I would like to call them. Five
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Speaker 1: what he had to say about that as an excellent conversation.
Speaker 1: As always, Ohio Issue one, Alex Charantafili says, no, he
Speaker 1: would joined the program. He has to go through the
Speaker 1: reasons why, and we got the big picture with Jack
Speaker 1: Atheran there. George Brunneman from Restoring Liberty dot Us was
Speaker 1: in studio, so lots of stuff to dive on into
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Speaker 1: as always a reminder to get your Ihart Needy apps.
Speaker 1: You can stream the audio where we happen to be
Speaker 1: on your smart Now. We had a caller that called
Speaker 1: in last week, Joe. Was it not true that she
Speaker 1: called in and said her ballot was returned for insufficient postage? Yeah? Well,
Speaker 1: contrast that with the Jesse Baumber from the Inquirer's reporting
Speaker 1: on this. Got a little more details and maybe they've
Speaker 1: changed the policies. Question how many stamps you need for
Speaker 1: your ballot depends on where you are. Franklin County, for example,
Speaker 1: the ballot weighs less. I guess seventy three cents or
Speaker 1: one forever stamp. Hamilton County, though you need two. Your
Speaker 1: reports that each county Board of Elections will include a
Speaker 1: recommendation a recommended postage on paperwork delivered with your absentee ballots,
Speaker 1: something that the listener called last week said did not happen.
Speaker 1: So Hamilton Summit Counties County is also a dollar one
Speaker 1: and Star County also. Those are the four counties that
Speaker 1: were reported Franklin County is seventy three cents fewer voter.
Speaker 1: A few voters were confused in frank Franklin County because
Speaker 1: the US Postal Service employees weighed their ballots and said
Speaker 1: it would need a dollar one in postage. Yet the
Speaker 1: Franklin County Board of Elections spokesperson said that they've since
Speaker 1: talked with the US Postal Service and one stamp will
Speaker 1: suffice regardless of postage. We will receive the ballot. The
Speaker 1: spokesperson said, hmm, and he reports the election mails delivered
Speaker 1: even if you don't use enough stamps, which is not
Speaker 1: the case from the listener that called last week. I
Speaker 1: don't understand how where this confusion comes in or where
Speaker 1: these different stories come from, he reported. The Board of
Speaker 1: Elections are on the hook for any unpaid postage, so
Speaker 1: they implore people to use the proper postage record of
Speaker 1: the US Postal Service. Quote. In cases where a ballot
Speaker 1: enters the mail stream without the proper postage, the Postal
Speaker 1: Service will deliver the ballot and thereafter attempt to collect
Speaker 1: postage from the appropriate Board of Elections. You can check
Speaker 1: to see if your mail in ballot has been delivered online.
Speaker 1: Go to vote Ohio dot gov slasher. County boards of
Speaker 1: elections might offer text or email alerts as well. Suppose
Speaker 1: it depends on which county election board you're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Absentee ballots must be postmarked on or before November fourth.
Speaker 1: They must arrive by November ninth to be counted. They
Speaker 1: recommend the Postal Service does mail in your completed ballot
Speaker 1: at least a week before the deadline to be safe.
Speaker 1: You can drop your ballet off of the County Board
Speaker 1: of Elections four seven thirty pm on election day, November fifth.
Speaker 1: That's an easy thing to do as well, so proper
Speaker 1: postage important. Did you watch the debate last night? I
Speaker 1: actually had to listen to it a log in through YouTube.
Speaker 1: The inquired debate between Orlando's Alanzo Sanza and Greg Lansman
Speaker 1: described as cordial, and I would have to agree. It
Speaker 1: was not the feisty debate, and Greg Landsman obviously had
Speaker 1: been practicing a little bit more because he came across
Speaker 1: as completely unprepared and a ditsy schoolgirl during the no
Speaker 1: offense to the schoolgirls, ditsy schoolgirl during the first debate,
Speaker 1: a little bit more polished yesterday and a lot more cordial.
Speaker 1: So in terms of mass deportation, Sons is not in
Speaker 1: favor of it, and he is basically parroting the party line.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is now saying that we're gonna go after
Speaker 1: the criminals. We are not gonna kick every single human
Speaker 1: being who's here illegally out of the country. We got
Speaker 1: to prioritize it's logistically impossible. According to Sons a quote,
Speaker 1: I don't support mass deportations. Number one is that I
Speaker 1: don't think it's logistically possible, is not. Number two is
Speaker 1: who's going to pay for that mass deportation. We're already
Speaker 1: crippling under the weight of our own failed economy right now.
Speaker 1: Wonderful point, Orlando. So he said, we need to focus
Speaker 1: on deporting undocumented immigrants who have committed crime, and of
Speaker 1: course immediately closed the border with Mexico. For his part,
Speaker 1: Landsman basically agreed. I think it took a lot of
Speaker 1: courage for him to say the mass deportation just what,
Speaker 1: logistically isn't a path. So I think that is something
Speaker 1: that we have to come to terms with. And I
Speaker 1: want to give him credit for saying that. He's saying
Speaker 1: that it's logistically impossible. It's also not who we are.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that's supposed to mean. Both of
Speaker 1: them agreed they would have certified the twenty twenty election,
Speaker 1: and in the final analysis, I still say Orlando did
Speaker 1: a pretty gosh darn good job, and he is still
Speaker 1: far more qualified than Greg Landsman, and he is definitely
Speaker 1: right about the state of government spending. Think about that.
Speaker 1: You know, along those lines, it is logistically impossible. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine if all of the illegal immigrants that came
Speaker 1: across the border were criminals? And I'm not saying they are,
Speaker 1: but if they were, that's something we don't have the
Speaker 1: economic ability or logistical ability to even deal with. And
Speaker 1: I think of like in a war situation where you
Speaker 1: know the enemy is just pouring over the mountain and
Speaker 1: co running down the hill thousands and thousands an overwhelming
Speaker 1: surge force. It's so overwhelming that even though you're mowing
Speaker 1: down the opposition, they have so many people coming at
Speaker 1: you that they end up overwhelming your line. And if
Speaker 1: you envision that mass wave of immigrants as being that
Speaker 1: evil military force flowing in, we wouldn't be able to
Speaker 1: handle that either. I suppose, given the logistical hurdle so
Speaker 1: welcome to reality. Five thirty five fifty five KRC Detalk
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Speaker 1: of the gate for the stack is stupid? Why not?
Speaker 1: Local Democratic Party chairman in North Carolina had to resign
Speaker 1: after being arrested for ripping out and stealing signs supporting
Speaker 1: President Donald Trump, former President Trump, the now former chair
Speaker 1: the More County Democratic Party. I hope it was worth
Speaker 1: losing your job. Lowell Simon, also running for North Carolina House,
Speaker 1: charged to two counts of misdemeanor larceny of political signs.
Speaker 1: More County Democratic Party announced on Facebook earlier this week.
Speaker 1: Sixty eight year old Simon had resigned his chair following
Speaker 1: recent allegations and arrest related to the theft of political signs.
Speaker 1: Sheriff's office at a deputy working in the area observed
Speaker 1: Simon removing the campaign signs from the roadside along Well
Speaker 1: Seven Lakes Drive about five point thirty in the evening
Speaker 1: court to the office. The deputy was responding to an
Speaker 1: unrelated call at the time. Later followed up at Simon's residence,
Speaker 1: where the signs were found in his vehicle. He admitted
Speaker 1: to removing the signs, which were then recovered and returned
Speaker 1: to the original owner. Warnt for his arrest issued over
Speaker 1: the weekend, who was released under a written promise to
Speaker 1: appear in court. He'll be back in court for his
Speaker 1: first appearance October thirtieth. Local party. YEP is the biggest
Speaker 1: douche of the universe, in all the galaxies.
Speaker 2: There's no bigger douche than you.
Speaker 1: You've reached the top, the pinnacle of douche. Dumb, good going, douce.
Speaker 1: Your dreams have come true. Simon, after resigning, said, my
Speaker 1: worst angels got the better of me and I removed
Speaker 1: the signs. I shouldn't have done that. I didn't do
Speaker 1: it in the stealth of night or anything. I did
Speaker 1: it when it was five o'clock in the afternoon. Which
Speaker 1: doesn't that make him sound dumber. I was out right
Speaker 1: middle of the light. I was got The sheriff drove
Speaker 1: by and saw me doing it. She wish you didn't
Speaker 1: have the FCC hanging over my head. Sometimes just really,
Speaker 1: the expletive is it going to come out of my mouth? Sometimes?
Speaker 1: Let's see here, Ah, well, we can add this guy
Speaker 1: to the award. Joe, forty five year old man, has
Speaker 1: been accused of pretending to be a fifteen year old
Speaker 1: girl's father in order to pick her up from an
Speaker 1: Alabama school, where he took her to an abandoned house
Speaker 1: and then engaged in sexual intercourse. Justin Stevens facing charge
Speaker 1: of the second degree rape with a victim between the
Speaker 1: ages of twelve and fifteen, traveling to me a child
Speaker 1: for sex, and enticing a child, according to complaint from
Speaker 1: the Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office. Steven's called the Central High
Speaker 1: School in Florence on September eighteenth, told the staff the
Speaker 1: girl needed to be checked out, so allence cameras showed
Speaker 1: the girl entering his black Dodge truck nine o'clock in
Speaker 1: the morning, returning to school around two pm. Affi David
Speaker 1: says Stevens took the girl to an abandoned house on
Speaker 1: Country County Road to twenty two, where, of course, the
Speaker 1: sexual encounter occurred, and investigators later attracked him to a
Speaker 1: hotel in nearby Colbert County, where he allegedly admitted to
Speaker 1: the act. Also confessed to exchanging nude images with the
Speaker 1: girl on his phone, apparently traveled some five hundred miles
Speaker 1: from his home in Kentucky to get to the school
Speaker 1: to pick her up. Lauderdale County Sheriff Sergeant John Cason,
Speaker 1: speaking with Huntsville NBC affiliate, said the girl had a
Speaker 1: cell phone her parents were not aware about or aware of,
Speaker 1: and she apparently met him on you Know What's Coming
Speaker 1: social media. Once the parents found the phone, they handed
Speaker 1: over to investigators, who uncovered the messages between the two.
Speaker 1: Sergeant said, always monitor your kids social media, look at
Speaker 1: who they're talking to, and try to make sure their
Speaker 1: friends online are not friends they don't know, which is
Speaker 1: almost impossible in today's world. Jeez Stevens, for his part,
Speaker 1: is in jail on a three hundred and sixty five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond amid a bunch of inmates who probably
Speaker 1: have children of their own and aren't probably taking very
Speaker 1: kindly to them. Joe, what do you think about that? Hmm, yeah,
Speaker 1: we'll just let them stew in his own juices on
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Speaker 1: I got Bobby on the line. Hey Bobby, Happy Friday, eve.
Speaker 8: Hey, Happy Sursday. My brother face, flag, family and firearms?
Speaker 8: Would you have those? You're always going to keep your freedom?
Speaker 1: Good point, Bobby, you always make it. What's on your
Speaker 1: mind today? My friend?
Speaker 8: Well, we had the night or excuse me, not the
Speaker 8: Nationally Inquire, but it may as well be a the
Speaker 8: Cincinnati Moderator. But they always had the audio last night,
Speaker 8: they didn't have the video so you could see Greg's
Speaker 8: face when they just got castized.
Speaker 1: Did they ever explain that, Bobby? Because I logged in,
Speaker 1: you had two links. You could do it, you know,
Speaker 1: one of two ways. I just clicked on the YouTube
Speaker 1: link and there it was a blank screen. But I
Speaker 1: heard the audio, and I tried the other side. It
Speaker 1: was the same thing. So did they ever explain why
Speaker 1: there was no video?
Speaker 8: The only thing I could see was they didn't want
Speaker 8: to see Greg's facial expressions. When Orlando castized.
Speaker 1: Well that you may be onto something there. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I thought it was odd, but I did listen to
Speaker 1: the audio.
Speaker 8: Well, I always remember, man has no word, has no honor.
Speaker 8: You have no honor, you have no soul. And Greg,
Speaker 8: you know that's all art.
Speaker 3: Say.
Speaker 1: Well, let it sit there, Bobby, I think you made
Speaker 1: your point. Have a great day, my friend. Always good
Speaker 1: to hear from you, to the stack of stupid and
Speaker 1: of course, Florida, Port Saint Lucie, Florida, we have a
Speaker 1: man behind bars after brandishing a flame thrower at police
Speaker 1: in Fort Saint Lucci, thirty nine year Joseph Morton, thirty
Speaker 1: nine arrested in charge with one kind of aggravated assault
Speaker 1: with a deadly weapon and a law enforcement officer one
Speaker 1: kind of resisting an officer without violence. Police department said
Speaker 1: it responded to a report of an explosion with smoke
Speaker 1: in the area of southwest Kimball's Circle. Happened Monday night.
Speaker 1: They got there, Morton allegedly was yelling at officers from
Speaker 1: his backyard, armed with a handheld flamethrower. Came out to
Speaker 1: his front yard and into the roadway where the officers
Speaker 1: were parked. Police department said it ordered him to drop
Speaker 1: the flame floor and they had their guns out told
Speaker 1: him to get to the ground. He refused. Police department
Speaker 1: said as he continued to approach the officers, he pointed
Speaker 1: the flamethrower at one of them. One officer close enough
Speaker 1: to Morton to grab the flamethrower, according to the police department,
Speaker 1: He retreated into his home, which was then surrounded by
Speaker 1: police officers, and officers requested him to exit. According to
Speaker 1: the police department, he appeared at his front door and
Speaker 1: attempted to blind an officer with a flashlight. At that point,
Speaker 1: the officers got their tasers out and were able to
Speaker 1: take him into custody without further incident. Once more, Morton
Speaker 1: was medically cleared. He was taking to Saint Lucie Keunningdale,
Speaker 1: where he was being held on a fifty five hundred
Speaker 1: dollars bond. You think he got that flamethrower from Elon
Speaker 1: musk Joe. Probably, well, we'll let this guy. Let these
Speaker 1: girls share in the award we gave out earlier this morning.
Speaker 1: Lots of folks joining in that one. A group of
Speaker 1: five girls in Washington, TC beat an elderly disabled man
Speaker 1: to death last year because they were, in their words,
Speaker 1: bored and looking for something to do. We find this
Speaker 1: out because one of the assailants testified in court on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: The girls ranged from twelve to fifteen years old or
Speaker 1: accused of killing sixty four year old Reggie Brown in
Speaker 1: a random attack in the nation's capital about one year ago.
Speaker 1: Court of the news release from the Metropolitan Police Department
Speaker 1: officers about twice at about twelve fifty four in the
Speaker 1: morning Tuesday, October seventeenth, they showed up at the sixty
Speaker 1: two undred block at Georgia Avenue in connection with reports
Speaker 1: of a man down. They got their first responders said
Speaker 1: they located an adult male later identified as this Brown guy,
Speaker 1: suffering from injuries consistent with an assault. Officer of the
Speaker 1: Chief Medical Examiner, conducting an autopsy, determined Brown's manner of
Speaker 1: death to be homicide. Cause of death blunt force trauma.
Speaker 1: To the head. Later in March, arrested a twelve year
Speaker 1: old female two thirteen year old females in connection with
Speaker 1: the attacks. All three juveniles, names, of course not being
Speaker 1: released because of their ages, have been charged with second
Speaker 1: degree murder. A few months later, investigators they discovered two
Speaker 1: more juveniles involved in the attack. Fifteen year old girl
Speaker 1: last week pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of assault
Speaker 1: with the dangerous weapon was subsequently sentenced to three years
Speaker 1: in a juvenile detention facility. As part of that plea deal,
Speaker 1: she was required to testify at the trial for two
Speaker 1: co defendants. Fifteen year old told jurors that the five
Speaker 1: girls had been in a skate park before returning to
Speaker 1: her home. While looking for something else to do, the
Speaker 1: juvenile witness said, she suggested they go out and find
Speaker 1: someone to beat up. When I asked why, she reportedly responded,
Speaker 1: quote because we were bored close quote So, while walking
Speaker 1: on Georgia Avenue, the fifteen year old said, the group
Speaker 1: came across Brown, who was already being attacked by an
Speaker 1: unknown adult male. He pushed mister Brown to the ground.
Speaker 1: Fifteen year old said he then walked up to us
Speaker 1: and I asked him why he was beating him up?
Speaker 1: What did he say? Prosecutors asked, I don't remember what
Speaker 1: he said. I asked if we could help, and he
Speaker 1: said yes. She testified she did not know the identity
Speaker 1: of the man on the blue coat who was beaten
Speaker 1: up Brown when they got there. One of the defenders
Speaker 1: reportedly recorded the attack on her cell phone, showing several
Speaker 1: of the girls stomping on Brown's head and lashing him
Speaker 1: with his own belt and then celebrating after the beatdown.
Speaker 1: They currently see two teens currently on tro face some
Speaker 1: maximum possible sentence of secured detention until age twenty one. Geez,
Speaker 1: what kind of society are we living in these days?
Speaker 1: Coming up on five point fifty six fifty five KR,
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Speaker 1: we'll hear from Jim Waters from the Blue Bluegrass Institute
Speaker 1: about Kentucky issues one and two. That'll be at seven
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Speaker 1: Glad to have Joe strekor executive producer in there, and
Speaker 1: I'm appreciate him. Lining up the guests this morning. One
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Speaker 1: Followay Donald and Neil Americans from Prosperity. Who's saying today,
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Speaker 1: on AT and T phones. I'm not quite sure where
Speaker 1: I want to start, so I'm going to start here,
Speaker 1: and since the election is only a few weeks away,
Speaker 1: and since we have been talking at an ad nauseum
Speaker 1: for years now about the so called that I call
Speaker 1: this pavlov and Pevlovian response that people have when Donald
Speaker 1: Trump's name is even brought up. It's this built in
Speaker 1: reaction they just get in a large mat media of course,
Speaker 1: largely responsible for that, and it renders people incapable of
Speaker 1: objectively viewing the political landscape. And am I better off
Speaker 1: now than I? Was under the Trump administration. I don't
Speaker 1: get that. Honestly, I'm not looking for the perfect. I'm
Speaker 1: not willing to throw out the acceptable and the good,
Speaker 1: demonstrably acceptable and good, at least policy wise, for the
Speaker 1: perfect candidate. Do I have my criticism of Trump? Of course, everybody,
Speaker 1: every one of my listeners who've been listening to me
Speaker 1: for long enough, knows that I do have certain criticisms
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump. But I can be objective about it
Speaker 1: and realize that the idiot who's running against him is
Speaker 1: going to be bad for the country, as demonstrated last
Speaker 1: night talking to Brett Baer, I mean, talk about the
Speaker 1: five d's of dodgeball. You can't get it. Answer a question?
Speaker 1: I mean, does it's going to be the same old thing,
Speaker 1: the bad that you had over the Biden administration. So's
Speaker 1: this viral post that has been going around, already viewed
Speaker 1: by around sixty million viewers at least as of just yesterday,
Speaker 1: directly addressing this phenomenon just regular American guys. A lengthy
Speaker 1: post by an American who says he cannot stand Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: but nonetheless will be voting for him rather than Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: So he goes into it explaining he does not like
Speaker 1: Donald Trump for myriad reasons. And he says, but notwithstanding
Speaker 1: my criticisms of the man, and by contrast to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: he provides a nice breakdown of all the points. First off,
Speaker 1: he'll bring in Elon Musk into his cabinet to be
Speaker 1: the efficiencies are and get rid of waste. This alone
Speaker 1: may be the best single reason to vote for him.
Speaker 1: That's a great point. The brilliance of Elon Musk, the
Speaker 1: man who successfully runs many businesses, who knows about waste
Speaker 1: and where to shave off and what's unnecessary and what's necessary. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there'll be a perfect role for him bringing his brilliance
Speaker 1: to the office. I'll take it. And for those out
Speaker 1: there who are anti vax have problems with the COVID
Speaker 1: nineteen vaccine, think doctor Fauci's a liar, and who are
Speaker 1: concerned about America's health, he says he'll bring Robert Kennedy
Speaker 1: Junior into his cabinet to make America healthy again. He
Speaker 1: will finally get to the bottom of why our food
Speaker 1: companies are destroying the health of our children. I've had
Speaker 1: many conversations with people the sugar industry, mighty sugar industry,
Speaker 1: and sugar is literally in everything that in corn syrup.
Speaker 1: I don't know necessarily it's a huge difference between the two.
Speaker 1: I just know that there is just massive quantities of
Speaker 1: sugar and corn syrup and everything. One among many potential
Speaker 1: reasons why the American population is growing ever obese. I
Speaker 1: think forty percent of American children are obese. I saw
Speaker 1: a map of the United States where the most obesity
Speaker 1: is and you look at the map and green represented
Speaker 1: the smallest number. And I think there were only like
Speaker 1: three states in the entire map of the United States
Speaker 1: that had less than twenty percent of the population obese.
Speaker 1: Can Robert F. Kennedy do something about Junior? Do something
Speaker 1: about it? Maybe? He says, I'm sick of the way
Speaker 1: the media lies continuously about Donald Trump, starting with the
Speaker 1: incessant racism claims. They're not just nonsense. And he points out,
Speaker 1: you know, he latest thing he learned was the plane
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump's center fly Nelson Mandela home after being
Speaker 1: in jail because the US wouldn't do it. He says, racist. No,
Speaker 1: And that's another criticism I have with the means s
Speaker 1: mainstream meta. That's one of the litany of you know,
Speaker 1: adjectives used to describe Trump. Every time one of those
Speaker 1: crazy people hears the name Trump, race says Nfhabi, homophobic,
Speaker 1: Yeah right, and never coming up with any specific illustrations
Speaker 1: in support of any of those lies. He says, I'm
Speaker 1: sick in the United States being embroid in foreign wars.
Speaker 1: This is a funny point this guy makes. Trump will
Speaker 1: keep us out of them again, maybe a bold statement.
Speaker 1: He's just crazy enough that foreign nations will stand down.
Speaker 1: They have no fear of Kamala, they will fear him. Yeah,
Speaker 1: he is just crazy enough. Trump sees this country as
Speaker 1: fundamentally good. Kamala sees it as inherently evil. Trump will
Speaker 1: end the nonsense of the open border, which makes our
Speaker 1: country less secure, less financially stable, and brings in millions
Speaker 1: of people illegally who compete for America's jobs. That's a
Speaker 1: winning issue for Trump across the board. Look at literally
Speaker 1: any poll, and look at Kamaal of trying to backpedal
Speaker 1: all around it the whole time last night of Brettbaar
Speaker 1: and in other interviews, when she's well willing enough to
Speaker 1: give them even to nice friendly environments for her. He says,
Speaker 1: this government has to print billions to care for the illegals.
Speaker 1: That makes all of our dollars less valuable and makes
Speaker 1: prices zoom upward. He will stockpile bitcoin. That's an issue,
Speaker 1: an area that I know very little about. He will
Speaker 1: keep men out of women's bathrooms and women's sports, an
Speaker 1: issue that's getting more and more popular and every single day.
Speaker 1: The Fox News host Harris Faulkner did a town hall
Speaker 1: filled with women, all female audience, aired yesterday On Faukner,
Speaker 1: she noted that transgender issues had become a major part
Speaker 1: of the campaign cycle. Then ask the audience how worried
Speaker 1: they are, quote, how many of you are worried about
Speaker 1: biological men and boys competing against women and girls in sports?
Speaker 1: And when the camera panned back, it showed virtually every
Speaker 1: single woman in the entire audience with her hand in
Speaker 1: the air, and of course Trump's sitting and there goes
Speaker 1: we stop it, will stop it. You can't have it.
Speaker 1: It's a man playing in the game. So I mean
Speaker 1: physically from a muscular standpoint, even if it's a little
Speaker 1: bit less. Look at what's happening in swimming. Look at
Speaker 1: the records that are being broken. Donald Trump is against it.
Speaker 1: He said, you just ban it? Which is that title
Speaker 1: nine adjustment? So that one is another wise point that
Speaker 1: this guy makes. He says he Donald Trump is a
Speaker 1: heavyweight personality and a negotiator. Kamala is a phony personality
Speaker 1: and a lightweight negotiator. Draw your own conclusions on that.
Speaker 1: Maybe a little subjective, but I concur the people who
Speaker 1: want Aamla Harris to win are the most annoying people
Speaker 1: in the country. They have pushed for pronouns, masks, endless vaccines,
Speaker 1: cancel culture riots, blatant racism toward white's gender confusion, undermining
Speaker 1: the US Constitution. There's a litany he moves on. He
Speaker 1: will upset the current political system. He was nearly the
Speaker 1: victim of an assassination three times, and he keeps going.
Speaker 1: He's not the best in interviews, but he at least
Speaker 1: puts himself out there over and over and over. Kamala
Speaker 1: hasn't done a single press conference. Why is she hiding?
Speaker 1: And someone might be screamab she was on Fox News
Speaker 1: last night. Well maybe that's why she's hiding. Listen, listen
Speaker 1: to what she had to say. She got really defensive too.
Speaker 1: He says, those who support Harris look at Trump supporters
Speaker 1: as vile, stupid, ignorant, and fascist. They disown family members
Speaker 1: or disinvite them from Thanksgiving Day if they support Trump.
Speaker 1: This is disgraceful. It's a good observation, and I'm sure
Speaker 1: that street may run two ways, but the left and
Speaker 1: they're built in anger and reaction to Trump. Again, this
Speaker 1: Pavlovian response, you know, just bending to the will of
Speaker 1: their lords and masters. No, you can't interact with anyone
Speaker 1: part of the division that goes on in this country.
Speaker 1: If they like Trump, you need to cut them off.
Speaker 1: If they are a Trump supporter, you need to just
Speaker 1: take a new look at who they are, even if
Speaker 1: they're a family member. I bet every one of my
Speaker 1: listening audience has someone or at least is familiar with
Speaker 1: a family or or people who don't talk amongst themselves anymore,
Speaker 1: have gotten into family fights and division, have essentially disowned
Speaker 1: relatives over Donald Trump. Maybe I'm just not old enough
Speaker 1: to remember a point in the nation's history where that's
Speaker 1: happened before. I mean, I've been through a whole bunch
Speaker 1: of administrations and I do not ever remember this anger
Speaker 1: built in with Regardless of the two candidates. I never
Speaker 1: even would consider disowning someone if their Kamala Harris supporter,
Speaker 1: if they're still friends with me, if we have interests
Speaker 1: that transcend politics, I'm still going to want to hang
Speaker 1: out with them. I just had lunch yesterday with two
Speaker 1: hardcore Democrats, a couple of my best friends. I don't
Speaker 1: act that way. There's no reason to, he says every
Speaker 1: time she talks. I try to give her a chance,
Speaker 1: but she is the most phony and condescending politician I've
Speaker 1: ever seen ever. I can't do it. I won't do
Speaker 1: it again. These are the opinions of a random guy,
Speaker 1: but I think they serve to illustrate some valid points
Speaker 1: and then filing. She and those who support her are
Speaker 1: resistant to voter ID and believe requiring an ID is racist.
Speaker 1: Her de part of justice is suing the State of
Speaker 1: a Virginia for trying to purge voter roles of illegals.
Speaker 1: Why would we not want one vote per one US citizen?
Speaker 1: Is it more racist to believe people from the inner
Speaker 1: city are perfectly capable of securing a government issued ID
Speaker 1: or believe they are incapable. Echoing a point that I've
Speaker 1: made multiple times over the years on this program. It
Speaker 1: is an outright insult to tell an entire population of
Speaker 1: people that, based on the color of their skin, they
Speaker 1: are not capable of getting a photo ID. It has
Speaker 1: nothing to do with that, folks. It's all about another
Speaker 1: avenue to cheat. That's all I can assume from that.
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Speaker 9: All right, Before I get into the Fox interview, I
Speaker 9: happened to have ABC World News on when I walked
Speaker 9: into the room and out there and listen to them
Speaker 9: talk about Kamala Harris and the hundred Republicans that she's
Speaker 9: picked up. And it was like about six minutes worth
Speaker 9: of their babbling about her. And I don't think they
Speaker 9: had twenty seconds of anything about Trump. And I always
Speaker 9: thought that they had to give equal time for both
Speaker 9: candidates when they did that kind of stuff, I.
Speaker 1: Guess that's their commentary. They choose to dedicate the amount
Speaker 1: of time. It's like, do I spend a lot of
Speaker 1: my time promoting Kamala Harris? No, of course I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't have to do that. But if they offer
Speaker 1: an opportunity for one candidate, then they have to offer
Speaker 1: an opportunity for another quite often, most notably in environments
Speaker 1: perceived by candidates as hostile like the fifty five KS
Speaker 1: Morning Show. The opportunities out there for Greg Landsman to
Speaker 1: come on the program, he just doesn't choose to exercise
Speaker 1: his right to come on the program, if you get
Speaker 1: what I'm coming from.
Speaker 3: Sure.
Speaker 9: And then as far as the Fox interview with Brett Barr,
Speaker 9: she showed up fifteen minutes late for the interview, which
Speaker 9: put him up against the you know the end of
Speaker 9: his programming, and he had only I don't think he
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Speaker 4: Chuck Ingbraman fifty five kr s the talk station.
Speaker 1: It's sixt thirty here fifty five kr se DE talk station.
Speaker 1: Very very happy Thursday to you. Uh and if you can,
Speaker 1: you know that, don't lose sight of the victims of
Speaker 1: the hurricane. Obviously, so many people are still struggling. And
Speaker 1: I heard from my friend Laura this morning, friend of
Speaker 1: the show, and she may even be listening right now.
Speaker 1: Send me a message about the psychological problems that people
Speaker 1: are having, the stress that they are feeling. You've lost everything,
Speaker 1: the power still off, I mean, the whole idea. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine the gravity of your depression and the stress
Speaker 1: that you will be feeling if you were under those circumstances.
Speaker 1: Every little bit of assistance we can provide, whether it's prayers,
Speaker 1: And I know some people find that to be obnoxious
Speaker 1: and don't believe in it. Hey, many people do, and
Speaker 1: I talk about it. Hold on a second, bill when
Speaker 1: I talk about my cancer situation, my appointments today at
Speaker 1: eleven fifteen, I should get the results of find out
Speaker 1: what my treatment protocol is going to be. And so
Speaker 1: many people have prayed for me. And you know, people
Speaker 1: in the Catholic faith have done rosaries for me. I'm
Speaker 1: not Catholic, do you know how much that means to someone,
Speaker 1: how uplifting a little just a little bit of acknowledgment
Speaker 1: that you have someone out there in the world that
Speaker 1: cares enough about you to take some time out of
Speaker 1: their day to just pray for you. And if you're
Speaker 1: dealing with those circumstances, you know, that could be actually
Speaker 1: could be a really good boost, a necessary needed infusion
Speaker 1: of positivity in someone's life who's struggling with absolute misery.
Speaker 1: But beyond that, you know, I always like to plug
Speaker 1: Matthew twenty five. Get Matthew twenty five will make that
Speaker 1: one dollar you give on almost one hundred percent go
Speaker 1: to those who need the relief. Don't give to one
Speaker 1: of those organizations it's got thirty or forty percent overhead.
Speaker 1: So please don't lose sight of those folks. They are
Speaker 1: still struggling, you know. And Bill, thank you for indulging
Speaker 1: me there for a moment. Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Thanks for holding.
Speaker 13: I got two points, but the one you were just
Speaker 13: talking about, now this happens now they knowing Florida, this
Speaker 13: comes every year. Okay, Now come on, I mean you're
Speaker 13: living the and an area like that that you know
Speaker 13: every year is coming and and they're still expecting the
Speaker 13: taxpayers to rebuilt every year. Now there comes a point
Speaker 13: where enough is enough. That's my one point. Now let
Speaker 13: me get to my second point now, Brian, and I'm
Speaker 13: I hope you're good and everything is good on your
Speaker 13: cancer thing. And yes, I bless you man, God bless you.
Speaker 3: I wish the best for you.
Speaker 13: And then uh now, now look at old man. You
Speaker 13: see on teav there are acres and acres and acres
Speaker 13: of these cars that nobody can afford to have, nobody wants.
Speaker 13: What the heck are they going to do with them?
Speaker 13: They can't sit forever. And the people overseas they don't
Speaker 13: want those either.
Speaker 1: There's an article about the Germans only.
Speaker 13: Theres don't even want the battery operators one.
Speaker 1: They want Toyota trucks, combusted engines. That's what the terrorist
Speaker 1: drive around in. That's funny, Bill. I appreciate you making
Speaker 1: that point. Yes, the Europeans are walking away from their
Speaker 1: evs and vowing never to buy another one again after
Speaker 1: the experience with the first one. You're right, there are
Speaker 1: acres and acres of evs sitting unbought on lots and
Speaker 1: it's because right no one wants them. The only reason
Speaker 1: they are even sitting there is because of mandates by
Speaker 1: the federal government. This is not a free market situation.
Speaker 1: This is not you getting something you asked for. This
Speaker 1: is them parlaying this whole idea that you are exhaling
Speaker 1: us into oblivion and we need to get rid of
Speaker 1: carbon dioxide, plant food from the atmosphere. You know, I know,
Speaker 1: I am alone. I feel like I am a lone
Speaker 1: voice in the wilderness and my rejection of this crap.
Speaker 1: But even if you believe, you know, man made climate
Speaker 1: change is a thing. We are fighting a Sisapian battle,
Speaker 1: pushing that rock uphill. Because the more we harm ourselves
Speaker 1: and the more we take endeavor to remove carbon from
Speaker 1: the atmosphere with scrubber plants and carbon capture technology, you know,
Speaker 1: and building windmills and solar panels which aren't reliable, the
Speaker 1: more pollution India and China belch out every year, which
Speaker 1: negates any effort that we have made. Why do we
Speaker 1: reward our foe, specifically the Chinese Communist Party. I'm not
Speaker 1: having to go at Indians right now, but they reject it.
Speaker 1: You know what, They're concerned about having enough electricity for
Speaker 1: their people to live, thrive, and survive, to build their economy.
Speaker 1: That's what you do. Abundant power equals an abundance of
Speaker 1: wealth and jobs, and also a great destination to build
Speaker 1: a factory or maybe start your own business. Can't do
Speaker 1: that in the Third world infrastructure. So so many businesses
Speaker 1: settle here or formally settled here, and have gone off
Speaker 1: to China now where they can get cheap labor. They
Speaker 1: don't have to worry about the EPA, they don't have
Speaker 1: to worry about OSHA. They'll work for basically pennies on
Speaker 1: the dollar. That's just the way their economy works, and
Speaker 1: so many businesses have taken advantage of it over the years,
Speaker 1: which is why we find ourselves behind the eight ball
Speaker 1: when it comes to manufacturing. We have done it to
Speaker 1: ourselves this. Remember, the globalists don't like us being the outlier.
Speaker 1: We're the envy of the rest of the world. What
Speaker 1: do we do about that? If we're trying to get
Speaker 1: the globe on one set of principles and pages, here,
Speaker 1: we can't have freedom and liberty and the whole idea
Speaker 1: of abundance of power and a great infrastructure. America's got
Speaker 1: all that because of the way their system of government works,
Speaker 1: which allowed them to become the most prosperous nation and
Speaker 1: country in the history of mankind. That doesn't work for
Speaker 1: the globalists. So we're going to parlay global warming into
Speaker 1: throat cutting, which also allows them to more more exercise
Speaker 1: greater control over our lives. Who's trying to take away
Speaker 1: your freedoms and liberties? Who's a threat? Come on, you
Speaker 1: know the answer to that question six point thirty seven.
Speaker 1: You just have to reject the religion of global warming,
Speaker 1: that man made global war or climate change or whatever. See,
Speaker 1: they even had to change the name of it because
Speaker 1: the models didn't bear witness to what they were telling
Speaker 1: us global warming. And you know what, pay attention to
Speaker 1: the models. They have changed dramatically. No, the glaciers aren't
Speaker 1: gonna melt in counter year X. They've kicked that off
Speaker 1: so many times now. If the predictions were accurate, you
Speaker 1: and I'd be underwater right now. If you listen to
Speaker 1: Al Gore early on in this whole thing, we'd be
Speaker 1: dead by now. If you listen to Greta Thunberg, well,
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, I'm gonna call you a a well intellectually
Speaker 1: challenged individual for even entertaining whatever she has to say.
Speaker 1: But she is one of the people who has been
Speaker 1: impacted by this. She is an alarmist and she I mean,
Speaker 1: do you think that she's ever had a smiling, happy
Speaker 1: day in the last ten years. Her childhood was ruined
Speaker 1: by this. And she's not the only one. She's just
Speaker 1: a great poster child for the psychological damage this crap
Speaker 1: can well end up causing our children and the young
Speaker 1: people don't want to have children these days. Be based
Speaker 1: on this premise, I can't bring a human being into
Speaker 1: this world. The world's dying. Yeah, there's this one outcome
Speaker 1: after another. All of it bad built on this premise
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Speaker 1: Five fair ce De talk station, Happy Friday. He's gonna
Speaker 1: go right to the phone. Who's first, Joe, I can't
Speaker 1: see the tiny mic is first? Steve, hang on, get
Speaker 1: you next, Mike, Thanks for holding. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 14: All right, Brian, I call about a Kamala Harris interview.
Speaker 3: But real quick.
Speaker 14: Grannis smiles every day she looks at her bank account.
Speaker 1: That may be true. Yeah, I'm sure she's parlayed, parlayed
Speaker 1: her weeping, concerned, nervous, worried, anxiety ridden persona into megabox.
Speaker 1: I hope it's worth it.
Speaker 14: And yeah, but with Kamala, if she wants to have
Speaker 14: a chance to win, she needs to keep her mouth shut,
Speaker 14: keep come out yet, and keep Bill's mouthshit.
Speaker 9: Because Brock making all the black letters, man.
Speaker 14: And you got Bill out there saying that these people
Speaker 14: were meted at the border, we wouldn't have these problems,
Speaker 14: I know.
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 1: And don't forget Joe Biden throwed her under the bus
Speaker 1: in terms of the hurricane relief too. Yeah, that.
Speaker 3: Is pretty much give him a player too.
Speaker 1: So yeah, well, you know, I tell you what, here's
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory for you. Just I've thought about this
Speaker 1: before and I really don't believe it. But maybe, maybe,
Speaker 1: just maybe that they're so aware that Kamala Harris is
Speaker 1: maybe just going to lose, or they knew that she
Speaker 1: was not a viable candidate, that they want Donald Trump
Speaker 1: to win because he is so divisive and people will
Speaker 1: run amok in the streets and burn things down and
Speaker 1: make the device and maybe created an opportunity for the
Speaker 1: declaration of martial law. I've heard a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: people say that I'm not quite there yet, but you
Speaker 1: know what, these people are so nefarious it's easy to
Speaker 1: come up with these things, you know. Thank you very
Speaker 1: much for making the point though, Steve, thanks for holding
Speaker 1: Welcome to the program.
Speaker 11: So nice to talk to you again. My wife and
Speaker 11: I were out of the country and I thought about
Speaker 11: calling you last week from Rio Desioneio, just so you
Speaker 11: could say Steve from Rio Desioneio. But I thought about
Speaker 11: calling you for about five seconds and forgot about you then,
Speaker 11: So sorry.
Speaker 1: Why because you were in Rio Desionaro on vacation.
Speaker 11: It was nice, really nice people. I mean, we were
Speaker 11: right on the beach. It was amazing, I mean, really
Speaker 11: really nice. But I also detached from the news for
Speaker 11: one week, which was really something I think you dream
Speaker 11: about all the time. It is, but just because i'm
Speaker 11: kind of I don't know, I'm not throwing a bucket
Speaker 11: of ice water on you to cool you off with
Speaker 11: the climate change stuff, because I think you've calmed down
Speaker 11: now with a commercial break and the other phone call.
Speaker 11: But my favorite thing, and I haven't said it in
Speaker 11: a while, is and of course Republican political or politicians
Speaker 11: are are by and large inarticulate and stupid people. It's
Speaker 11: hard to be a Republican. It's hard to support them
Speaker 11: because they'll let you down all the time. But my
Speaker 11: favorite thing is if they would only listen to your
Speaker 11: show and when they were pressed on climate change, just
Speaker 11: come back with the retort of what percent of climate
Speaker 11: change today is man made versus naturally occurring? And how
Speaker 11: were those numbers determined? And nobody can answer that, but
Speaker 11: they're too stupid.
Speaker 3: To say it.
Speaker 8: But it's like nice, nice to.
Speaker 11: Be back and see what good good luck later today.
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Speaker 1: Station six fifty one fifty five KRCD talk station. Thanks Richard,
Speaker 1: he's got any email from Richarie. So I just visited
Speaker 1: Auto Trader. With a fifty mile radius of Cincinnati. There
Speaker 1: are eight hundred and eight new and one hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty six used evs sitting on dealer lots, up to
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars off the sticker price for some of them, yep,
Speaker 1: and nobody wants them, which allows me to pivot over
Speaker 1: since we were moving into that whole global warming crap
Speaker 1: nonsense category. Editorial board, You know, I love the EDITORI
Speaker 1: board of the Wall Street Journal. A lot of times
Speaker 1: sometimes I disagree with them. But Gavin Newsom came up
Speaker 1: with a proposal of twenty two decrease the price gasoline
Speaker 1: in California by well preventing the instability at refineries forcing
Speaker 1: them to stockpile extra gasoline already refined the Journal. Is
Speaker 1: California Governor Gasam Newsom trying to raise gasoline prices? It's
Speaker 1: hard not to wonder, after he signed legislation this week
Speaker 1: that does precisely that. Meantime, his climate regulators next month
Speaker 1: planned to raise prices even more. Remember this is a
Speaker 1: self inflicted wound, folks. On Monday, Newsom declared, as he
Speaker 1: was signing a bill imposing these onerous new mandates on refineries.
Speaker 1: You're seeing gas prices drop across the rest of the country,
Speaker 1: but spike in California. Oil companies buy all these ads
Speaker 1: saying somehow it's California's fall. They've been manipulating you, They've
Speaker 1: been lying to you. Oh really, journal points out truth
Speaker 1: is California gasoline prices are on average a dollar forty
Speaker 1: seven per gallon higher than the national average, owing to
Speaker 1: its gas taxes the highest in the country. Environmental regulations,
Speaker 1: including cap and trade and low Carbon Fuel standard. High
Speaker 1: operating costs have spurred seven California refineries to cease production
Speaker 1: over the last decade, and on Thursday, Phillip sixty six
Speaker 1: announced plans to cease operations at its Los Angeles area refinery,
Speaker 1: which well constitutes eight percent of the state's refining capacity
Speaker 1: that will be gone. This has contributed to a tight
Speaker 1: market and price spikes whenever a refinery has problems. California's
Speaker 1: new law will require refiners to maintain larger stockpiles of
Speaker 1: fuels supposedly to mitigate supply shortages, but even Newsom's Energy
Speaker 1: Commission warns that the mandate will increase average prices or
Speaker 1: could anyway. That's because refiners will have to spend hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars building and maintaining more inventory, which
Speaker 1: they will have to replenish continuously. Since Gathleene has a
Speaker 1: shelf life of only a few months, refinery has already
Speaker 1: maintained about two weeks of supply. Some may shut down
Speaker 1: to avoid the new cost new and costly burdened refinery.
Speaker 1: Union leaders warned that a man will harm their workers
Speaker 1: quote profit employees, our members and allows them to feed
Speaker 1: their families close quote That's what they wrote to the
Speaker 1: legislative leaders last week. They went on to say it
Speaker 1: should not be deemed villainous to operate legal and needed
Speaker 1: industries that turn up profit for shareholders, especially when they
Speaker 1: employ hundreds of thousands of Californians and contribute billions of
Speaker 1: dollars in tax revenue close quote. Wonderful, awesome, knock it
Speaker 1: out of the baseball park point. Newsom, however, disagrees his
Speaker 1: goal is to drive oil and gas companies out of
Speaker 1: business or at least out of the state. California's oil
Speaker 1: production has declined about thirty five percent since he entered
Speaker 1: office in January twenty nineteen, and by half over the
Speaker 1: last decade. Last month, he signed a bill letting localities
Speaker 1: block new wells. Now, the California Air Resources Board is
Speaker 1: prepared to ratchet up the state's low Carbon Fuel Standard,
Speaker 1: which requires refiners to blend increasing amounts of renewable fuels
Speaker 1: into diesel and gasoline. That board last September projected that
Speaker 1: the stricters standard would increase gasoline prices by forty seven
Speaker 1: cents a gallon next year. Danny Cullinward to Harvard's Climbing
Speaker 1: Center for Energy Policy last week estimated prices could climb
Speaker 1: sixty five cents a gallon in the near term and
Speaker 1: nearly a dollar fifty by twenty thirty five. Over to
Speaker 1: Stanford University, where researchers forecast the combination of the Low
Speaker 1: Carbon Fuel Standard and cap and trade program will raise
Speaker 1: prices by a dollar fifty a gallon by twenty thirty
Speaker 1: The kicker is that the California Air Resources Board plans
Speaker 1: to vote on the rule three days after the election.
Speaker 1: That's politically convenient timing for Democrats in close s fought
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Speaker 1: big oil, voters are starting to figure out that the
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Speaker 1: from Jim Waters from the Buckeye are the Bluegrass Institute? Rather?
Speaker 1: What are Kentucky Issues one and two all about? We
Speaker 1: get the breakdown on that, follow by Donovan and Neil
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Speaker 1: Brian Thomas wishing everyone a happy Thursday and welcoming back
Speaker 1: to the fifty five krc Morning Show. Find them online
Speaker 1: at b I p p S Buckeye Ensued for a
Speaker 1: Public Policy BPI dot org. God, welcome back to Jim Waters.
Speaker 1: It's pleasure to have you on the program.
Speaker 3: Hey, it's fine, except it's the Bluegrass Institute. We're in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: That's twice. That is twice this morning. I've screwed up
Speaker 1: in my sincere apologies, and I also had apologize.
Speaker 3: Okay, I just want everybody to know where we're at,
Speaker 3: Bluegrass Institute.
Speaker 1: Ude, I apologize, and you know that. I also apologize.
Speaker 1: They're on the program for not talking about and compared
Speaker 1: to Ohio issue one, which is complex and crazy, two
Speaker 1: very simple but very important amendments that folks in Kentucky
Speaker 1: are going to be voting on Amendments one and two.
Speaker 1: So my apologies for not, you know, focusing a little
Speaker 1: bit more on that, but sounds to me like they're
Speaker 1: most great idea.
Speaker 3: Kay, you're talking to us today, so thank you.
Speaker 1: And I know you're a You're in a debate the
Speaker 1: other day, a link debate with Bridget Bloom, who is
Speaker 1: all over Kentucky amendment to Let's move that one aside.
Speaker 1: Let's start with issue one, which is very simple and
Speaker 1: I think very easy to understand. Amendment one. No person
Speaker 1: who is not a citizen of the United States shall
Speaker 1: be allowed to vote in this state, period, right.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, Well, you know, and the Constitution already says that,
Speaker 3: but we've seen around the country where that, you know,
Speaker 3: cities in particular, have tried to get around that and
Speaker 3: allow non citizens to vote on local issues. And I
Speaker 3: think the legislature just wanted to close any loopholes there.
Speaker 3: So it's it is very simple. You're right, it's a
Speaker 3: very simple amendment, and that it really just clarifies and
Speaker 3: really closes any possibility of that happening. I think it's
Speaker 3: more of a preventing move, Brian. You know, it's more
Speaker 3: about preventing what we've maybe seen and what some of
Speaker 3: the concerns have been from what have been seen in
Speaker 3: other states, like like something like what could happen in
Speaker 3: Louisville or you know, one of our cities.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so proactive.
Speaker 3: I think that's there.
Speaker 1: Listen, if it's happened elsewhere, it certainly could happen in
Speaker 1: the Commonwealth, So why not get ahead of it. Look,
Speaker 1: let's not let happen over there. Happened here is So
Speaker 1: I imagine this is probably in Kentucky got pretty much
Speaker 1: widespread support, Well I would.
Speaker 3: I think so. Well. Of course we'll know for sure
Speaker 3: here in about nineteen days. But but you know, I
Speaker 3: know that that was the intention of legislators, and I
Speaker 3: think everybody pretty well understands that. I haven't heard much
Speaker 3: much disagreement about that. So and you know, getting people
Speaker 3: shaking their heads on one might help us on two.
Speaker 3: We'll see, you know, it's you know, when these things
Speaker 3: are on the ballot. Sometimes that's how that works too.
Speaker 3: So I wonder if I could give us momentum on
Speaker 3: amendment too.
Speaker 1: So it may very well, because honestly, I don't understand
Speaker 1: how the opportunity for school choice that any parent, I
Speaker 1: don't care what your political stripe is, how any parent
Speaker 1: could not desire at least the ability to choose which
Speaker 1: schools their children go to just as a concept, what's
Speaker 1: wrong with giving parents choice? And then you pivot over
Speaker 1: to the reason that people are against this idea of choice. Oh,
Speaker 1: they'll make arguments about public money going to you, maybe
Speaker 1: religious institutions. But the bottom line is this is in
Speaker 1: order to maintain the monopoly teachers unions have over education,
Speaker 1: which is currently enshrined in the Kentucky Constitution.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was untold display in our debate the other night,
Speaker 3: if we be, but you know, our polling is indicated
Speaker 3: that across the board, whatever the political persuasion, a school
Speaker 3: choice is a popular idea among a strong majority of Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Is up to seventy percent in many in many groups,
Speaker 3: and even with Democrats and Independence a strong majority. The
Speaker 3: key year is to get that translated into passage of
Speaker 3: this amendment. Now, this amendment doesn't create a school choice policy.
Speaker 3: This amendment simply says that our Constitution cannot be interpreted
Speaker 3: as prohibiting the legislature from passing those policies that would
Speaker 3: fund a school choice program like we see in Ohio
Speaker 3: and Indiana and Tennessee and every state surrounding US. I mean,
Speaker 3: there are over three hundred thousand kids today who will
Speaker 3: be in a charter school in the seven neighboring states
Speaker 3: around in Kentucky, but none in Kentucky because we are
Speaker 3: that far Bay.
Speaker 1: High well, and your state legislator has tried to allow
Speaker 1: for some funding formulas to help you know the choice,
Speaker 1: but they keep getting shot down by your Supreme Court
Speaker 1: because your Constitution as currently written, prohibits the use of
Speaker 1: public money outside of public schools. So that's the lynchpin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, as it's interpreted an yeah, well, that's true.
Speaker 3: At this amendment would will allow the legislature to quit
Speaker 3: looking at having to look over your shoulders of what
Speaker 3: the court was and really looking forward to what families
Speaker 3: and students in our state need. And the Kentucky Summitive Assessment,
Speaker 3: which just came out in the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 3: shows that a majority of our students are not proficient
Speaker 3: in math, reading, and science. And so here we have
Speaker 3: this issue, and then we have the superintendents and the
Speaker 3: bureaucrats and the unions bragging about an eighty nine percent
Speaker 3: graduation rate and I'm saying, wait a minute, what's the
Speaker 3: diploma we're handing out? Is it worth anything?
Speaker 1: Equity?
Speaker 3: But what is that worth.
Speaker 1: That's equity, brother, that's equity, a full display.
Speaker 3: And it's not helping our kids. I am not helping
Speaker 3: our kids prepare for the future. And that's and and
Speaker 3: that's another thing, by the way, on this, I think
Speaker 3: that we see a real dichotomy in this debate between
Speaker 3: those of us who really say, let's put students first,
Speaker 3: let the system adjust. Whatever the system does, it's going
Speaker 3: to do, but let the students get what they need,
Speaker 3: versus those who say, we need to protect the system,
Speaker 3: we need to prop up the system. But the funding
Speaker 3: for education is not for a system, it's not for
Speaker 3: a school. It is to educate students. And if they
Speaker 3: take those dollars, Brian, wherever they go, whether it's a
Speaker 3: traditional public school, a public charter school, or a private school,
Speaker 3: parochial school, and they get the education they need, then
Speaker 3: those dollars have been properly used because that is what
Speaker 3: they're for. And to all this nonsense about this would
Speaker 3: take money away from our education system. The truth of
Speaker 3: the matter is that even if this amendment passes, our
Speaker 3: constitution would require the legislature to create a separate funding
Speaker 3: program or a school choice program. It would not even
Speaker 3: take any state dollars away from public schools. So why
Speaker 3: is and there So there's a lot of fear mongering
Speaker 3: from the governor and a lot of myths being thrown
Speaker 3: out there about how this would divert money away from
Speaker 3: public education. You know, it's interesting to me we don't
Speaker 3: talk about that that way. We don't talk that way
Speaker 3: when it comes to other public goods that we're funding
Speaker 3: with public dollars. For example, Medicare recipients they can use
Speaker 3: their dollars at whatever hospital or whatever healthcare provider they need,
Speaker 3: and nobody says, well, you're diverting money from one to
Speaker 3: the other. Why Because the money doesn't belong to the provider.
Speaker 3: It belongs to the patient to do what they need
Speaker 3: to do with it. So indeed, give the individual there
Speaker 3: is the dignity of making their own decisions.
Speaker 1: You know, most notably because a lot of people argue that, oh,
Speaker 1: you know this is you're you're supporting religious organizations with
Speaker 1: the taxpayer dollars. Well that's both. There's religious hospitals out there,
Speaker 1: like the Catholic Health System hospitals, they're getting Medicare dollars.
Speaker 1: That's an excellent point. I hadn't heard that one before.
Speaker 1: So big props to you, Jim for bringing that up. Well, so,
Speaker 1: and here's the language.
Speaker 3: The religious Yeah, on the religious issue, I mean, we
Speaker 3: already allowed dollars to be used at religious institutions of education,
Speaker 3: pell grants and and the GI bill. Those dollars were
Speaker 3: the individual recipient took those dollars and decided where they
Speaker 3: spent it. And they could be spent at Cincinnati Christian University,
Speaker 3: was there or whatever that they could be used, that
Speaker 3: dollars could be used at those schools. So we don't,
Speaker 3: we don't. We don't have this problem when it comes
Speaker 3: to higher education. Why should that be an issue with
Speaker 3: K through twelve? The question is are our kids getting educated?
Speaker 3: And the fact is the majority of them are not?
Speaker 3: So what are we going to do about it? I've
Speaker 3: asked for other solutions. I asked Bridget the other night,
Speaker 3: what about other solutions?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: By the way, one other argument that comes up a
Speaker 3: lot is well, you're just taking money and giving it
Speaker 3: to the wealthy. You know that this is just going
Speaker 3: to benefit wealthy kids who are already in private schools. Well, okay,
Speaker 3: then will you agree? Will the governor and his minions
Speaker 3: agree that we will begin with a program that targets
Speaker 3: low income families in failing school means we'll be happy
Speaker 3: to begin there.
Speaker 1: Amen. And that's the point. You don't know which direction
Speaker 1: of the General Assembly is going to go, but the
Speaker 1: language at least allows for the consideration of it. Quote
Speaker 1: the General Assembly may provide financial support for the education
Speaker 1: of students outside the system of common school with the
Speaker 1: operative word, as you are pointing out, is may Will
Speaker 1: they do it? Don't know? Might they do it in
Speaker 1: some smaller baby step like you just suggested, Maybe that'll.
Speaker 3: Be fat And by the way, we just released a
Speaker 3: stab shot of thirteen northern Kentucky school districts on our website.
Speaker 3: It's dot org and Brian. You can see there is
Speaker 3: a great difference between say a Beechwood, you know, and
Speaker 3: and and some of the other districts that are you know,
Speaker 3: the Beechwood's doing well compared to you know, let's say
Speaker 3: Newport or you know, are you know some of these
Speaker 3: other districts at Bellevue, is Dayton and so forth. You know.
Speaker 3: And so if a parent lives in one of those
Speaker 3: districts that's not performing as well and they want an option,
Speaker 3: what options do they have if they can't write a
Speaker 3: check to a private school, or they can't up and
Speaker 3: move to a better public school district.
Speaker 8: What options do.
Speaker 3: They have right now? Not many in Kentucky, not many
Speaker 3: at all.
Speaker 1: Well, and this, if you know, the legislative solution is
Speaker 1: an effective one. It will create more of these private
Speaker 1: schools or these alternative schools competition. The public schools will
Speaker 1: then have to compete with probably better performing at least
Speaker 1: in terms of educational outcomes, and maybe they'll get their
Speaker 1: act together and a majority will then become proficient, whereas currently,
Speaker 1: as you point out, they are not.
Speaker 3: Around the country, that's what we've seen. We've seen where
Speaker 3: there are choices, the more choices the state has, the
Speaker 3: better their public education system performs. And in Kentucky we
Speaker 3: have more than doubled per pupil funding since care in
Speaker 3: nineteen ninety inflation adjustment. We're spending twenty one thousand dollars
Speaker 3: per pupil in those northern Kentucky districts and across our state.
Speaker 3: And yet the majority of our kids aren't being educated.
Speaker 3: But in states that have increased spending less, the more
Speaker 3: choices they've given parents, their public systems are outperforming. Kentucky.
Speaker 3: What is the problem here? Why can't we do this?
Speaker 1: It's just and you know that there is even a
Speaker 1: debate on this, Jim, because in the final analysis, all
Speaker 1: I see is the people against the idea of this
Speaker 1: freedom of choice or the looking or at least for
Speaker 1: alternatives outside of the public school model. It's the teachers union.
Speaker 1: They have monopoly currently, they have monopoly on the education
Speaker 1: materials that our children are consuming, and they have a
Speaker 1: monopoly ownership of the majority of the students being non proficient.
Speaker 1: That's a failing grade, my friend, right there. There's got
Speaker 1: to be a better way, and it's currently not as
Speaker 1: the status quo.
Speaker 3: It's about the system for them, it's not about it.
Speaker 3: And by the way, the superintendents haven't been very helpful
Speaker 3: on this either. Quite frankly, they're the ones that have
Speaker 3: sued to stop these school choice bills. By the way,
Speaker 3: we have a case in the Kentucky Supreme Court about
Speaker 3: charter schools. They probably aren't going to hear that case
Speaker 3: until after the election, of course, so there is an
Speaker 3: opportunity that even no matter what happens with this amendment,
Speaker 3: if the Supreme Court will wake up and the Bluegrass
Speaker 3: Institute filed in a Meekas brief Chad Meredith, former Solicitor
Speaker 3: General of our state. They did great work for us
Speaker 3: on making the case about what did the founders really
Speaker 3: mean when they talked about common schools? What were they
Speaker 3: concerned about? And it was not to deny parents' options.
Speaker 3: It was they didn't want taxes increased more than necessary.
Speaker 3: Isn't that ironic in the fight we're in it because
Speaker 3: the other side never saw a tax increase they didn't
Speaker 3: absolutely adore.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the truth? Jim Watter is doing a fun,
Speaker 1: a phenomenal job in support of the issues of both
Speaker 1: one and two. They seem like simple, prudent, proper ways
Speaker 1: to go. And again, I keep going back to the
Speaker 1: idea a parent of any political stripe has to want
Speaker 1: choice fundamentally that you are Did any parent be willing
Speaker 1: to sacrifice their children's education merely to support support the
Speaker 1: monopoly that is the public the teachers union. I just
Speaker 1: don't think that washes logically or reasonably, or that any
Speaker 1: real loving parent would embrace that right.
Speaker 3: This isn't and this is not about destroying public education.
Speaker 3: This this is about making it better, forcing it to
Speaker 3: get better. And it's a beau fan, not an either or.
Speaker 3: And when we see that, we see all A rising
Speaker 3: tide lifts all the boat.
Speaker 1: Check out.
Speaker 3: That's what we need to have happened here.
Speaker 1: Yep, Jim, Water is always a pleasure. Keep up the
Speaker 1: great work. I'll recommend and you can read all about this, folks,
Speaker 1: BIPs bipps dot org. It's the Bluegrass Institute's website right
Speaker 1: there on the front page. There's your information BIPs dot org.
Speaker 1: Thanks again, Jim for spending time by listeners and me
Speaker 1: real pleasure.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having us today. I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Thank you anytime, my friend. Anytime stick around, folks, got
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Speaker 1: him at AFP action dot com. I think that's the
Speaker 1: hat you got on considering your message this morning. Welcome back,
Speaker 1: my friend. Hey Brian, happy to be here. So how's
Speaker 1: the door knocking go on AFP Action. Everybody's working hard
Speaker 1: knocking doors, working for Bernie Morino. And I heard of
Speaker 1: the Republican internal polling, and sometimes the internal polling is
Speaker 1: far more accurate than some of the national polls that
Speaker 1: are done, you know, like a real clear pops or whatever.
Speaker 1: But I hear Bernie Marino's at least a couple of
Speaker 1: points ahead of Shared Brown at this point.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I mean, I think we're you know, as we get
Speaker 15: into the final stages, and you look a couple of
Speaker 15: years back at the Dance Ryan race just two years
Speaker 15: ago at the same time, depending on the day, polls
Speaker 15: were flipping and flopping. I think where we're at is
Speaker 15: it's a it's a close race.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, great.
Speaker 15: Position at the begin against an incumbent. But we can't
Speaker 15: we can't be resting on our walls. This this election
Speaker 15: isn't over. And if we're gonna have these polls bear
Speaker 15: out to reality, we did all the folks we can
Speaker 15: to get out to vote. And that's a big part
Speaker 15: of our work right now is make it sure folks
Speaker 15: are remembering they've got a duty to do over the
Speaker 15: next nineteen days, and that's get out and cast that
Speaker 15: vote they've been waiting to.
Speaker 3: Do for so long.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and early votings not just for Democrats anymore. I
Speaker 1: know that phrase is getting a little worn, but it's
Speaker 1: a good point to make. You know, Democrats held the
Speaker 1: advantage in early voting for a long long time and
Speaker 1: Republicans typically waited around till election day. But you know,
Speaker 1: weather events alone in recent weeks is suggest that you know,
Speaker 1: you never know what you're going to wake up to tomorrow.
Speaker 1: So if you've got time today, get down to the
Speaker 1: Board of Elections, cast your vote, get it done and
Speaker 1: over with, and well you can move on with your
Speaker 1: life and don't have to worry about you know, your
Speaker 1: plans on election day.
Speaker 15: Well that's exactly it, and that's the message we're delivered
Speaker 15: to folks as were working to get them out. I
Speaker 15: was just in Stark County yesterday with a handful of
Speaker 15: canvassers knock its some doors with them, getting a feel
Speaker 15: for how folks are feeling in Maslin, Ohio, and a
Speaker 15: number of Republicans I was happy to see have already
Speaker 15: gotten out and vote and banked it. In fact, the
Speaker 15: Secretary of State has an interesting dashboard on their website
Speaker 15: now where you can kind of visualize across the county,
Speaker 15: across the state what turnout looks like. Good news is
Speaker 15: Republicans are outpacing Democrats on the early vote now, but
Speaker 15: look it's still early.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no. We don't let my optimism
Speaker 1: scare you, Donovan. I'm concerned and worried. I just like
Speaker 1: to maybe throw a little positive news my listener's way,
Speaker 1: not with the you know, suggestion they're going to kick
Speaker 1: back and just say, oh, it's in the bag. And
Speaker 1: I don't think anybody believes it's in the bag, but
Speaker 1: it's just a slightly inspirational that it's not bad news.
Speaker 1: We've got good news to report.
Speaker 15: Well, yeah, that should and that should be a sign
Speaker 15: right to listeners that if they've been thinking about or
Speaker 15: they're not sure, if it's the thing they're supposed to do,
Speaker 15: go do it. Over one hundred and fifty thousand of
Speaker 15: your Republican colleagues around the state have already cast they're ballot.
Speaker 15: Many more requested it, and that's what we're trying to
Speaker 15: do is get them to remember to it's sitting on
Speaker 15: the kitchen table, fill the dang thing out and put
Speaker 15: it in the drop box at the end of their
Speaker 15: driveway that's their mailbox, and get that vote banked. So
Speaker 15: so you got to have peace of mind knowing you've
Speaker 15: done your civic duty for the year and two stamps.
Speaker 1: Here in Hamilton County folks too, Forever stamps is what's
Speaker 1: required to get it mailed in. I read an article
Speaker 1: this morning where you I had a caller call on
Speaker 1: last week, a Donovan, and she mailed her ballot in
Speaker 1: and it was returned by the Postal Service because she
Speaker 1: only had one stamp on it. Now, according to the
Speaker 1: reporting this morning, the USPS is going to still deliver
Speaker 1: that to the Board of Elections even though it's understamped,
Speaker 1: and the Board of Elections will have to cover the
Speaker 1: additional postage. Now that's a conflict from what my listener
Speaker 1: told me she experienced. So I don't know what it is.
Speaker 1: If you're worried, just drop the dang thing off at
Speaker 1: the Board of Elections.
Speaker 15: Well you could do that too. And if you're a traditionalist, right,
Speaker 15: you like getting up in the early morning on election day,
Speaker 15: making the cup of coffee, walking down to your polling location,
Speaker 15: you could do the same thing at your local Board
Speaker 15: of Elections. Have that same ritual, that same experience you
Speaker 15: know and love, and even get a sticker when you're done.
Speaker 15: So you don't even have to mail the ballot. You
Speaker 15: don't even have to mail a ballot back in my
Speaker 15: point there, Bright, you can go to the Board of
Speaker 15: Elections and do the thing you do on election day.
Speaker 15: But if you got the time, you know, later today
Speaker 15: tomorrow morning, to get that done and get that vote bank,
Speaker 15: it's really easy.
Speaker 1: It is. And the other thing I will I'll just
Speaker 1: double down on this process. Even if you're planning to
Speaker 1: vote on election day, do yourself a huge favor. Print
Speaker 1: the ballot out early, run through it, make your choices
Speaker 1: ahead of time so you're not staring at it going
Speaker 1: which judge did I think was I supposed to vote for?
Speaker 1: Or you know, the down ballot races can be quite
Speaker 1: confusing for some folks, and you know, depending upon which
Speaker 1: area you are, you may have school levies to vote
Speaker 1: on and other issues that not everybody is talking about.
Speaker 1: On a broader perspective, know what's on the ballot and
Speaker 1: know what to expect. Make your choices ahead of time
Speaker 1: so you can stand there and get through the process
Speaker 1: really quickly without any confusion.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, that's.
Speaker 15: Actually a really important point as well.
Speaker 13: It is.
Speaker 15: I'm not hearing a lot of it, but there are
Speaker 15: rumblings out there there are a number of folks who
Speaker 15: only vote in presidential elections. Yes, and there are some
Speaker 15: folks who say, I don't care, I'm just voting for
Speaker 15: the president this year.
Speaker 1: Don't do that.
Speaker 15: It's something we're working to break your I don't get either.
Speaker 15: But yeah, make sure you do that, print that sample ballot,
Speaker 15: go down through because it's more than just the president, right,
Speaker 15: You've got to make sure you vote for the senator, congressman,
Speaker 15: state reps, state senator, school board all the way.
Speaker 1: Down, prosecutor, sheriff. Here in Hamilton County, Melissa Powers and
Speaker 1: Jim Neial need your votes. Fill it out. Sorry I
Speaker 1: interjected Hamilton County again there, Donovan. But we got a real,
Speaker 1: real concern on our hands, considering Hamilton County has drifted
Speaker 1: sadly blue over the last a decade or so, and
Speaker 1: we need to keep Hamilton County prosecuting Melissa Powers, and
Speaker 1: we need to elect sheriff Jim Neil. I just I'm
Speaker 1: really really concerned about that here. And for folks that
Speaker 1: aren't planning on going down ballid, this is a great
Speaker 1: reason why you need to heed Donovan's advice and my
Speaker 1: advice and get that thing filled out and do all
Speaker 1: of the races, not just the president.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Well, and then if your listeners are like, well, hey,
Speaker 15: if I go vote now, how am I What do
Speaker 15: I have to look forward to between now an election day?
Speaker 3: You know what I'm gonna say.
Speaker 15: You're Brian, get in the fight with us, Help us
Speaker 15: go out and shape got out these votes, knock the doors.
Speaker 15: Join us at a Day of Action. There's plenty to
Speaker 15: do for the.
Speaker 3: Next nineteen days.
Speaker 15: Get that vote banked and then join AFP Action. Let's
Speaker 15: get get other folks out to vote. Between now and
Speaker 15: November fifth.
Speaker 1: You got an hour, you got two hours, you got
Speaker 1: a whole week worth. You're retired, you're not doing anything
Speaker 1: but watching Netflix, afpaction dot com. You can make a
Speaker 1: huge difference. Donovan, you got an ador number count for
Speaker 1: me this week because every week it keeps getting bigger
Speaker 1: and bigger. And I know you were hoping to knock
Speaker 1: on a million doors before November.
Speaker 15: We're climbing over seven hundred and twenty five thousand. Now
Speaker 15: I think we'll shoot past seven hundred and fifty, maybe
Speaker 15: push seven seventy five by this weekend. After a Day
Speaker 15: of Action on Saturday. But it's going to take more
Speaker 15: folks getting out, just getting out and helping join us
Speaker 15: to get that to hit that million from a RNO
Speaker 15: goal we've set.
Speaker 1: An AFP action will give you the resources you need
Speaker 1: to effectively communicate the message. They will give you the
Speaker 1: doors to knock on. And it's an easy thing to do.
Speaker 1: And I know it sounds intimidating. We've talked about this
Speaker 1: many times, Donovan, but trying to convince those listeners who
Speaker 1: might be a little reluctant to knock on a stranger's
Speaker 1: door that it really is not a challenge.
Speaker 15: It's not I was out there last night with Renee.
Speaker 15: She's a new volunteer, and she was a little reluctant,
Speaker 15: a little hesitant, but you know, we show her the rope,
Speaker 15: you know, go up and have a few of those
Speaker 15: different conversations. People are always telling me how surprised they are,
Speaker 15: how positive those interactions are. And I think it's because
Speaker 15: people think politics is what they see on TV. It's
Speaker 15: divisive and it's all about fighting and yelling and arguing.
Speaker 15: When we're out canvassing, it's nothing like that. It's talking
Speaker 15: to folks and I find more and more that folks
Speaker 15: appreciate us being at their door having that civil conversation,
Speaker 15: smiling and talking about the candidates, talking about the issues,
Speaker 15: hearing the push and pull struggle that they, as a
Speaker 15: voter are kind of going through as they they weep
Speaker 15: through the TV ads and radio ads and mail they're getting,
Speaker 15: and being able to have a conversation with a real
Speaker 15: human being like myself for one of our activists, and
Speaker 15: talk about the issues and the candidates and what needs
Speaker 15: to change in this country. I think it's how we
Speaker 15: begin to bridge the gap that we experience in this
Speaker 15: country right now on civil dialogue and just make a
Speaker 15: small impact in the selection. Joining us is super easy.
Speaker 15: I guarantee you're going to have a good time. And
Speaker 15: if we knock about ten to fifteen doors down an afternoon,
Speaker 15: we'll even go out and get some Greater's ice cream
Speaker 15: with you.
Speaker 1: Make some friends, enjoy some fellowship, meet your neighbors, engage
Speaker 1: in political discourse and that is pleasant. That's all what
Speaker 1: it's all about. Easy to help out. AFP Action dot
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Speaker 1: Put your information there, click the I'm in button and
Speaker 1: they will take the ball and run with it. Donovan
Speaker 1: and Neil from afpaction dot com, thank you for all
Speaker 1: the work that you're doing here in the state of
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Speaker 1: on some of those down ballot races. Keep up the
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Speaker 1: coming up off top of the ron is Mark Burrow.
Speaker 1: He's going to be doing an empowered seminar tonight starts
Speaker 1: at seventem You can log in from home if you like.
Speaker 1: It's empower youeamerica dot org Biblical Roadmap to Restore America,
Speaker 1: so Mark will dive into some of the details on
Speaker 1: that after the top of the er news. Apparently he's
Speaker 1: going to be in studio, and then of course we
Speaker 1: hear from Jay RATTLFF at eight thirty. I heard Media
Speaker 1: Aviation Expert got some fun topics to talk about, among
Speaker 1: which includes apparently there was a cockpit disagreement that left
Speaker 1: that led to the captain locking out the first officer.
Speaker 1: So save it for the ground guys. But in any event,
Speaker 1: Jay joins the program every Thursday at eight thirty. A
Speaker 1: couple of things. You know, I didn't get to this,
Speaker 1: but I know people are skeptical and and oftentimes don't
Speaker 1: believe polling data. And I understand that. I mean, Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton was ahead by what six points in twenty sixteen
Speaker 1: guests who won? And when you repolls, it suggests Trump's
Speaker 1: ahead or behind, And you know, it's like, I don't
Speaker 1: believe poles anymore. And I understand that. Do you believe
Speaker 1: the betting odds?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 1: Because there's quite a few outfits online and Polymarket happens
Speaker 1: to be one of them. I'd never heard of this,
Speaker 1: but there are multiple different sites that are odds makers
Speaker 1: in terms of gambling on the outcome of the presidential election.
Speaker 1: And I think of Vegas odds, they're pretty damn good
Speaker 1: about odds making. I mean, they didn't build that town
Speaker 1: on losing, if you know what I mean. And I
Speaker 1: know some games have less, you know, less opportunity to
Speaker 1: win than others. The odds are much greater against you,
Speaker 1: like for example, roulette versus blackjack. But when it comes
Speaker 1: to you know, horse races and other things like that,
Speaker 1: you know they do odds. So we got this poly market,
Speaker 1: which is described as a prominent crypto based betting platform.
Speaker 1: It's pretty wild. This poly market shows Trump at fifty
Speaker 1: nine point nine percent chance of winning versus Harris forty
Speaker 1: point one. That's like a twenty point difference. And someone
Speaker 1: who took note of this, Denesh Jsuza, you know it
Speaker 1: talking about for folks out there that think the election
Speaker 1: is already in the bag for Harris, it's rigged. But
Speaker 1: if this this polymarket, for example, it's not the only one.
Speaker 1: I've got some more stats here if it's accurate, you know,
Speaker 1: Denesh observes. He says, poly market shows Trump pulling away
Speaker 1: from Harris. Exclamation point is Trump's margin of victory getting
Speaker 1: too big to rig. And therein lies the importance of
Speaker 1: those out there who say they're not going to vote
Speaker 1: because they believe the whole thing's fixed. It's the vast
Speaker 1: majority of American people, a large majority anyway, actually vote
Speaker 1: for Trump and Harris ends up being the declared winner.
Speaker 1: You're gonna have a little problem on your hands. And
Speaker 1: there's only so much cheating that can go on without
Speaker 1: it being so openly observed. And we saw how close
Speaker 1: the race was in twenty twenty nationally even and some
Speaker 1: of the state races were very close, with Trump's victory
Speaker 1: being just only slightly more than Biden's, or Biden winning
Speaker 1: by only you know, ten or twelve or fifteen thousand votes.
Speaker 1: You can beat that back by showing up. And I
Speaker 1: been thinking as I utter these words about the statistics
Speaker 1: on gun owners. National Rifle Association did some number crunching
Speaker 1: and found out there's thirty million gun owners out there
Speaker 1: that aren't even registered to vote. And if you have
Speaker 1: a belief in the Second Amendment such that you're a
Speaker 1: hunter and or you enjoy the shooting sports like I do,
Speaker 1: you want to preserve your Second Amendment right. You don't
Speaker 1: want to have somebody from government come and take that
Speaker 1: away from you, in spite of the fact that's enshrined
Speaker 1: in the Constitution as one of your natural rights. Then
Speaker 1: you go out and vote. You know, if it's not
Speaker 1: rig your vote's going to count. And if it's rigged,
Speaker 1: your vote is still going to count. But let's see
Speaker 1: if we can't make this an too big to rig
Speaker 1: now political Last week, apparently reported the financial exchange startup
Speaker 1: KAlSi and brokerage giant Interactive Brokers launched a trading Friday
Speaker 1: on the first regulated markets allowing wagers on the presidential contest.
Speaker 1: In this race, bets on Cowshi gave Trump a fifty
Speaker 1: five percent chance of winning, versus forty five for Harris.
Speaker 1: New York Times reported on that one just earlier this week.
Speaker 1: Predict It predict it dot Org yesterday morning showed Trump
Speaker 1: fifty four cents to win one dollar on election, Harris
Speaker 1: fifty cents, so four points there advantage. L Passo Times
Speaker 1: reported Tuesday, Trump has taken unofficial lead and over Harris
Speaker 1: in the most recent betting odds. Bet Online shows Trump
Speaker 1: ahead see minus one forty to Harris's plus one twenty,
Speaker 1: so satistic statistical a canyon between those two. British bet
Speaker 1: three sixty five. Another betting site says fifty eight percent
Speaker 1: chance of Trump being elected to forty seven point six
Speaker 1: for Harris. This as of October eighth. Forbes last Friday
Speaker 1: reported election betting odds tracker I Guess is a consolidated
Speaker 1: betting numbers from five different major markets, showed bookmakers giving
Speaker 1: Trump a fifty three point two percent chance of winning
Speaker 1: compared to Harris at forty five point eight. So you know,
Speaker 1: if the gambling odds are in favor by these pretty
Speaker 1: large margins, maybe they've got it, perhaps more accurate than
Speaker 1: the pollsters. Don't know, but real money's on the line
Speaker 1: with that one, right. Seven fifty five fifty five car
Speaker 1: se De Talk station. Let's see what the I guess
Speaker 1: the Bible says about restoring America. We're gonna hear from
Speaker 1: Mark Burrow top of the r News, followed by Jay Ratliffe.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 1: Fifty five krz Ato six if if you have a
Speaker 1: KRCD talk station you heard the voice of my guest
Speaker 1: in studio Empower You sevenar to night seven pm. You
Speaker 1: can either log on Empoweroamerica dot org or show up
Speaker 1: in person. Two twenty five Northland Boulevard formerly Framed, USA,
Speaker 1: where the Empower You America's seminar or rather studio still exists.
Speaker 1: Thank you as always the Dan reganelld for the original
Speaker 1: concept for these wonderful learning opportunities and educational opportunities and
Speaker 1: dedication of the space to have these in studio. Mark Burrell,
Speaker 1: he is an author, talked to him before his This book,
Speaker 1: Rediscovering the American Covenant Roadmap to Restore America, which was
Speaker 1: published a couple of years ago, argues that American Declaration
Speaker 1: of Independence functions as our national founding covenant, following a
Speaker 1: Biblical template for establishing community or nation. It's aimed at
Speaker 1: pastors and church leaders, although you can feel free to
Speaker 1: enjoy it yourself. Today and tonight we'll be diving in
Speaker 1: a little bit to his new book, The Duty Is Ours.
Speaker 1: It's a concise overview of what God desires for nations,
Speaker 1: at least as he perceives it. Including how to establish
Speaker 1: a governation in a way that honors God. Discusses biblical
Speaker 1: responses for Christians out there who when governed justly or unjustly,
Speaker 1: offering a framework for guiding a wayward nation back to God.
Speaker 1: He has a podcast, check it out Liberty Talk Podcast,
Speaker 1: where he analyzes cur events through the biblical lens. Also,
Speaker 1: cool enjoys restoring antique cars. I think that's an awesome hobby.
Speaker 1: Welcome and thanks for coming to the studio. Mark Barrell,
Speaker 1: it's great to see you again.
Speaker 16: Yeah, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: Brian, How did you get involved with this? I know
Speaker 1: you have an engineering backward were a background, you worked
Speaker 1: at Procter and Gamble and a whole bunch of different
Speaker 1: roles in manufacturing, engineering, et cetera. But how did you
Speaker 1: get involved in your biblical analysis, not only in rediscovering
Speaker 1: the American Covenant? But the Duty is Ours? The book
Speaker 1: we have I have in my hand here and thanks
Speaker 1: for the copy. Yeah.
Speaker 16: So it started about thirty years ago. I really had
Speaker 16: a lot of questions about my faith, and having an
Speaker 16: engineering and a science background, I felt like there ought
Speaker 16: to be some reasonable answers to a lot of the
Speaker 16: questions that I had, and so I started trying to,
Speaker 16: you know, find people get answered those questions. And I
Speaker 16: was fortunate enough to find a mentor who was strong
Speaker 16: in theology, and when I started sharing some of the
Speaker 16: questions I had, he said, well, you just need systematic theology.
Speaker 16: I'll take you through it. And so systematic theology is
Speaker 16: essentially applying the scientific method to the Bible. So if
Speaker 16: you have a question on what does God say about prayer?
Speaker 1: Or who is God? What is he like? What are
Speaker 1: his nature and attributes?
Speaker 16: Basically the approaches just go through the Bible, pull out
Speaker 16: all the verses that seem to talk about that, arrange them,
Speaker 16: and figure out what the interpretation is that seems to
Speaker 16: answer that question. And if you do that faithfully, you'll
Speaker 16: find that the Bible does provide a pretty coherent answer
Speaker 16: to most of the questions of life. So that's how
Speaker 16: I got started in really understanding the Bible.
Speaker 1: Okay, now walk me through how this works. Because my
Speaker 1: approach to the Morning Show is now and has always
Speaker 1: been I have never said out loud what religion I am.
Speaker 1: Everything I utter my principles are based purely on logic
Speaker 1: and reason and are supported regardless of what religion you
Speaker 1: follow Islam, Judaism, Christianity. You know there's a bottom line principle.
Speaker 1: Government's going to work or it's not. Two and two
Speaker 1: is always four. It doesn't matter what you believe in.
Speaker 1: And I can make my arguments to any person of
Speaker 1: any faith. Now from that approach, does your scientific approach
Speaker 1: to looking at the Bible apply logically and reasonably to
Speaker 1: people who may not carry a faith or maybe of
Speaker 1: a different faith than Christianity. You understand where I'm coming
Speaker 1: from on that.
Speaker 16: Yeah, So I think the question is if you look
Speaker 16: at all the facts, I mean, you can look at
Speaker 16: how does what does the Bible say about all these things?
Speaker 16: And then you can look at life and say what
Speaker 16: can I observe about all these things? And if you
Speaker 16: look at the two, my experience has been that you
Speaker 16: can see a match. But everyone's going on their own
Speaker 16: personal faith journey. And that's really the key behind the
Speaker 16: phrase pursuit of happiness and a declaration of independence. That
Speaker 16: frames actually meant that they wanted to respect everyone's liberty
Speaker 16: to go through their own personal faith journey up to
Speaker 16: and including choosing not to follow God.
Speaker 1: That's why we don't have a theocracy. They live through
Speaker 1: the Church of England. They saw what happened when you
Speaker 1: have a religion that is well government supported or mandated.
Speaker 1: Taxes are paid to support the English Church. You may
Speaker 1: be getting a message by the way right, you may
Speaker 1: be getting a message you don't believe in, but you're
Speaker 1: stuck with it because your government is led to a
Speaker 1: specific religion. Our framers knew that. Yep, they did.
Speaker 16: In fact, one of the things Jefferson is accused of
Speaker 16: is being anti church. But one of the things he
Speaker 16: was pushing when they were disestablishing the church, for instance
Speaker 16: in Virginia in the seventeen seventies, is he was arguing
Speaker 16: that the state should not be paying for the churches.
Speaker 16: The churches should be on their own right, which is
Speaker 16: the model we adopted in America, which.
Speaker 1: Is the right model. It's the capitalist method for you
Speaker 1: got to do. You have to proselytize. You have to
Speaker 1: convince people why they should be following your specific faith.
Speaker 1: You have to weigh, you know, other faiths against the
Speaker 1: one that you're pushing and show why your faith is
Speaker 1: the right way to go. It's better for you as
Speaker 1: a human being. It'll help you grow and thrive and
Speaker 1: survive and as we go to prayer. You know, I'm
Speaker 1: a prayerful man, and the reason is it because it
Speaker 1: helps me be introspective. I don't believe that I'm praying
Speaker 1: to a God that is going to help me win
Speaker 1: the lottery. I believe I am speaking to someone who
Speaker 1: is all seeing, all knowing being, so I can't lie.
Speaker 1: If I got a problem in my life, I have
Speaker 1: to understand that that problem may be my responsibility. And
Speaker 1: the point of prayer for me is to walk through
Speaker 1: that I'm having this problem. God, you know, can you
Speaker 1: help me find a solution? Okay, let's walk through why
Speaker 1: I am where I am with any given problem. Maybe
Speaker 1: it is my fault, maybe it's the fault of something
Speaker 1: completely out of my hands. But I don't I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: I'm never ever saying God, can you please help me
Speaker 1: win the lottery? Or God, can you help the Bengals
Speaker 1: win this weekend. I believe God that has a hands
Speaker 1: off approach about that, Otherwise we would have plague, pestilence, war, famine,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 16: Yeah, Yeah, absolutely, I mean, the whole intent of prayer
Speaker 16: is to communicate with God and listen and try and
Speaker 16: be introspective about the things that are going on in
Speaker 16: your life and what can you do about those?
Speaker 1: So yeah, absolutely, and you get that's very helpful to
Speaker 1: someone as long as they're willing to put down that
Speaker 1: idea that you know, God is the hands out of
Speaker 1: holiday treats. That's the importance of prayer for me. Now
Speaker 1: walking through your scientific approach, is there any can you
Speaker 1: give an illustration of how that works on any given
Speaker 1: area of government for me this morning from my life.
Speaker 16: So I'm going to talk about that tonight. I know
Speaker 16: in depth the inlet on how quick overview would be. So,
Speaker 16: for instance, does God care about the nations? If you
Speaker 16: look around the world today, I mean, the nations are
Speaker 16: in a mess. It would be easy for someone to
Speaker 16: conclude that God doesn't care about the nations. We're sort
Speaker 16: of on our own. Yet if you look starting Genesis,
Speaker 16: actually Genesis one twenty eight, he says, I want the
Speaker 16: nations to be fruitful, increase in number, and fill the earth.
Speaker 16: It's very simple. And then after the flood he says
Speaker 16: the same thing, I want the nations to be fruitful,
Speaker 16: increase of number and phill the earth. And then he
Speaker 16: adds one thing because remember the question after the flood
Speaker 16: is what's going to be different going forward? We just
Speaker 16: wiped out mankind because of the rampant violence and the
Speaker 16: rampant evil. So what's going to be different? And in
Speaker 16: Genesis nine, verses five and six, he says, I demand
Speaker 16: an accounting for the shedding of innocent blood, and he
Speaker 16: says it three times. And that is where the institution
Speaker 16: of civil government actually comes from in the Bible.
Speaker 4: So you can.
Speaker 16: Start to piece together. Okay, God desires nations to be fruitful,
Speaker 16: he wants nations to govern justly. Then the next question is, well,
Speaker 16: how do you start a nation? And how do you
Speaker 16: govern justly? And so that's what I'll be talking about tonight.
Speaker 1: I always had this vision along those lines when you
Speaker 1: think about Moses going up on the mount and bringing
Speaker 1: down a ten commandments. He went up there, it happened,
Speaker 1: by the way, Yeah, he was, he was. He was
Speaker 1: being very contemplative. If he's speaking with God, maybe maybe
Speaker 1: God delivered them physically to him, or maybe he was
Speaker 1: rebeing reflective about the state of the world and analyzing
Speaker 1: where all the problems come from, looking down at the
Speaker 1: masses and fighting and sleeping with each other and coveting,
Speaker 1: and and great, where are the where? What are the
Speaker 1: core reasons for our dysfunction and our inability to get
Speaker 1: along with each other? And by analyzing those you come
Speaker 1: up with I think that ten commandments are a wonderful,
Speaker 1: non necessary and doesn't even have to be religious based.
Speaker 1: Even believing in a god is important because it's humbling
Speaker 1: to man. There is something beyond you which keeps you
Speaker 1: down a little bit in terms of your cockiness. But
Speaker 1: all the other ones simply don't kill anybody, covet if
Speaker 1: you could wipe out any sin, and I don't want to,
Speaker 1: you know, label them in terms of priority. But if
Speaker 1: people were just no longer envious, covetous, and greedy, they
Speaker 1: wouldn't look at someone every day and go, you've got
Speaker 1: more than me. I deserve more you? Why how come
Speaker 1: you got? You know what? When somebody has more than me,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm happy for them, bully for you. Right, you
Speaker 1: did something the right way which allowed you to be successful.
Speaker 1: So heyway we'll possible bring we'll bring him back. Mark
Speaker 1: Burrell gonna be doing the seminar to night again and
Speaker 1: putt do an RSVP at empower Youmerica dot org say
Speaker 1: they know you're going to show up, either in person
Speaker 1: or when you log on empower you America dot org
Speaker 1: will pause, take a quick break, and allow me to
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Speaker 1: I got my CT scan. You know, I didn't go
Speaker 1: to the hospital to get it. I went to affordable
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Speaker 1: can go where you want. I know I can go
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Speaker 1: Thomas with Mark brow Pow. Are you seminar tonight? You
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Speaker 1: at two twenty five north On Boulevard. Should be a
Speaker 1: fascinating conversation on the biblical connections biblical principles to shape
Speaker 1: and how they shape the declaration of independence, but how
Speaker 1: they are a guide for well maybe writing the ship
Speaker 1: that is the current disaster we find ourselves in right now,
Speaker 1: my words, not yours, Mark, before we dive back into it,
Speaker 1: and you have an anecdote or two you want to
Speaker 1: pass along. But you also teamed up with Building Blocks
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Speaker 16: They're doing that this Saturday, ten o'clock at the Freedom Church,
Speaker 16: So show up a little early so you can sign up,
Speaker 16: but we'd love to see you there.
Speaker 1: Ten am, ten am, ten am the Freedom Church. Wonderful.
Speaker 1: Now moving over, what is the rule of the church
Speaker 1: insofar as the election is concerned or government generally speaking.
Speaker 1: I'm on record I've said a gazillion times. If you're
Speaker 1: in the congregation and the guy or gout in the
Speaker 1: front of the room is telling you to vote for
Speaker 1: some huge social welfare program through government, then they are
Speaker 1: abdicating the responsibility as let's say a Christian, because it's
Speaker 1: the Christian individual's obligation to help out once fellow man,
Speaker 1: not the state. Right, those are two separate obligations. State
Speaker 1: got its own, people have their own. But off roading
Speaker 1: that is really removing one of the points of the church,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the church is to be the conscience of society
Speaker 16: and Christians are to be adopting a Judeo Christian or
Speaker 16: moral and ethical framework. Let me say it that perfect
Speaker 16: and the moral and ethical framework should guide not only
Speaker 16: your personal actions, but also how you live your life
Speaker 16: with your family, but also how you live in community.
Speaker 16: And so when you're governing authorities are governing unjustly or
Speaker 16: they're proposing policies and laws that do not match with
Speaker 16: moral and ethical behavior, this is when Christians need to
Speaker 16: speak up.
Speaker 1: Going back to my point on being covetous, and that's
Speaker 1: class warfare, brother right there, that's Marxism.
Speaker 16: Yeah, and you're spot on with the covetous thing. If
Speaker 16: there is one that is like a dark horse on
Speaker 16: the list, it's that one, it is. And progressive use
Speaker 16: that in order to get people to get upset and
Speaker 16: you know, storm the gates and get some of these
Speaker 16: laws passed that are really unethical. They shouldn't be passed.
Speaker 16: But the point of the church is that we're supposed
Speaker 16: to be the conscience of society, and the way Christians
Speaker 16: do that is by at a minimum, is by voting.
Speaker 16: And they should be voting their conscience, and their conscience
Speaker 16: should be informed by biblical principles. And this is really
Speaker 16: the target audience that I have for my ministry and
Speaker 16: the books that I've been writing, because when I started
Speaker 16: this journey about twenty years ago, thirty years ago, I
Speaker 16: had lots of questions. I didn't understand how the revolution
Speaker 16: could have been biblically justifiable if Jesus said you should
Speaker 16: pay her taxes and supposedly it was all about taxation
Speaker 16: without representation. For me, that was a conflict. So I
Speaker 16: understand that there's lots of questions about the founding and
Speaker 16: whether or not it violated Romans thirteen, or it's in
Speaker 16: conflict with evangelism. All those topics I had to work
Speaker 16: through and I put them in. The first book has
Speaker 16: all of it. It's very detailed. The second book is
Speaker 16: a quicker read for the general congregation, and that's really
Speaker 16: my target audience, Brian. I'm trying to get the church
Speaker 16: to realize that they have a citizenship duty and we
Speaker 16: need to step up and we need to get involved
Speaker 16: in politics.
Speaker 1: At a minimum by voting. So your first book was
Speaker 1: for all the pastors, ministers, rabbis. I'm mom, whatever read
Speaker 1: this and advance these principles to your congregation. This book
Speaker 1: is when you're in church where they're not doing that.
Speaker 1: For the congregation to stand up and say, hey, pastor Rabbi,
Speaker 1: I'm aut whatever, this is what we need to do,
Speaker 1: and you are misdirecting the conversation by pushing this, say
Speaker 1: covetous proposal, or however you want to characterize it.
Speaker 16: The other way, I would say it is that book
Speaker 16: when you're holding up the duty is ours is a
Speaker 16: cliff note biblical defense for the fact that Christians should
Speaker 16: be engaged and in fact, in America's case, our declaration
Speaker 16: of independence is actually our national founding Covenant. And the
Speaker 16: punchline at the end of the seminar tonight is to
Speaker 16: the biblical road roadmap to restore America is that we
Speaker 16: need to revisit our national founding Covenant and recommit like
Speaker 16: our founders did.
Speaker 1: Well, I'll tell you what it's going to be a
Speaker 1: fascinating conversation. Mark. I've really enjoyed our conversation this morning,
Speaker 1: Mark Burrell, tonight seven pm and Powerioamerica dot org. Make
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Speaker 1: aviation expert Jay Ratleft's going to join the program right
Speaker 1: after the break. I'll be right back when we win
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Speaker 1: As months turn two weeks. Day one was fourteen hundred
Speaker 1: days ago. What have you been doing? The countdown is on.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back to the program, my friend. Always enjoy our conversations.
Speaker 1: How you doing today.
Speaker 6: Then, well, pleasure, good morning to you.
Speaker 1: Glad to hear it. Everything okay down in the Southern Command.
Speaker 1: I know you're not there right now. I just want
Speaker 1: to make sure your situation's okay down south.
Speaker 6: The pictures that we received from the people that were
Speaker 6: working on the house seem to indicate everything's back to normal,
Speaker 6: which is good, and Lord willing, a week from tomorrow
Speaker 6: we'll head down to some warmer I got to get
Speaker 6: my Harley to a warmer climate.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. It is almost the end.
Speaker 6: Of the cool is the Porsche used to have But
Speaker 6: still I like my convertible party.
Speaker 1: If you will, cars can be replaced, you.
Speaker 6: Know that is that was a cool cool car.
Speaker 1: Well I got a newer one, so it's I'm in
Speaker 1: a better place. Thanks the guy that tried to kill me.
Speaker 1: You know, make lemonade out a LeMond? Lord? Yes, anyhow,
Speaker 1: real quick here I saw that the This is hilarious.
Speaker 1: The Boeing striking. Boeing workers were in Seattle on Tuesday
Speaker 1: and UH Senate candidate Maria or Senator Maria Cantwell, Democrat
Speaker 1: out of Washington, got booed after dissing trump housing shortage.
Speaker 1: She blamed the housing shortage on Donald Trump, and everybody
Speaker 1: erupted in booze, and they were some of the union
Speaker 1: members were interviewed and they said, we weren't booing Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: we were booing her for trying to shift the blame.
Speaker 6: Well, you know, it's it's typical politicians. They they instead
Speaker 6: of trying to exitu what you're positives, talking about what
Speaker 6: you can do, what you can what you can do,
Speaker 6: it has to be well, I'm not Donald Trump, and
Speaker 6: these individuals seem to forget that Donald Trump was president
Speaker 6: for four years, so he has a track record. We
Speaker 6: know what he did or didn't do, and we know
Speaker 6: what's happened or not happened in the last three and
Speaker 6: a half four years. So the only thing they can
Speaker 6: really do, because they can't brag about what's happened, far
Speaker 6: from an accomplishment standpoint, is to at every possible venue
Speaker 6: bring this stuff up. And I'm glad there was some pushback,
Speaker 6: and I wish it would happen all the time because
Speaker 6: it's just they just don't understand that I'm sorry, we're
Speaker 6: not buying your crap. We're not listening to what you
Speaker 6: say and without checking that it's absolutely right? Now, does
Speaker 6: Donald Trump, you know, exaggerate some things? Absolutely does, and
Speaker 6: I'm glad when he's called the task on that as well.
Speaker 6: But you know, the bottom line is that these days
Speaker 6: everything's videoed, so when that kind of moment happens, it's
Speaker 6: it's there for us all to enjoy.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the truth? And you think by now more
Speaker 1: politicians would make wake up to the fact that they
Speaker 1: are going to be fact checked and there is. There
Speaker 1: are recordings of literally everything they've said over the past
Speaker 1: ten plus years, so you better be consistent, not lie.
Speaker 1: So anyhow, it's an interesting time we live in and
Speaker 1: not that that's a great advice.
Speaker 6: President, Brian. You can change your position on absolutely every
Speaker 6: single thing that you've said and expect people to believe
Speaker 6: you really mean it this time. And I'm sorry, that's
Speaker 6: I'm not that.
Speaker 1: Gullible, neither of I.
Speaker 4: Eddie, I love the police.
Speaker 1: That's that's right saying, No, I love it sure as
Speaker 1: she does. Okay, let's talk about another strike front of
Speaker 1: your airlines, pilots voting to strike if necessary. That sounds
Speaker 1: like there's a caveat there. What's the story on this one.
Speaker 6: It's ninety nine percent to strike vote is what they did.
Speaker 6: But you know brand a lot of times when you
Speaker 6: have this type of situation where you're trying to hammer
Speaker 6: out a contract, eventually the flight attendants, the mechanics, the pilots,
Speaker 6: whoever might happen to be are going to take a
Speaker 6: strike vote and the purpose is to show a we're
Speaker 6: unified and beat us into public message, hoping that that
Speaker 6: kind of helped pushes the ball down the field a
Speaker 6: little bit more. And I've had people reaching out to
Speaker 6: me saying, Jay, I love Frontier and I do as well.
Speaker 6: Should I be worried? I'm like, no, because I'm not.
Speaker 6: Because there's still plenty of time for things to get
Speaker 6: worked out, hammered out in the deal that can be reached.
Speaker 6: I know that a lot of times, if it's a
Speaker 6: Southwest employee group that has had this kind of situation
Speaker 6: happen before, you know, people freak out. American Airlines had
Speaker 6: the same sort of thing. You've seen different airline employees
Speaker 6: go this route, and each and every time the strike
Speaker 6: did not take place and I'm not saying that's a
Speaker 6: guarantee it won't happen, but I am saying that on
Speaker 6: a worry scale of one to ten, I might be
Speaker 6: at about a three because I'm very sure that this
Speaker 6: is going to get worked out. It would not prevent
Speaker 6: me from booking a future Frontier Airline's flight, you know,
Speaker 6: at all. Now, obviously get the trip cancelation insurances you
Speaker 6: would normally.
Speaker 1: Get to protect yourself, but you know, for.
Speaker 6: Me, that type of thing is not going to cause
Speaker 6: me to change my travel plans at all.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know, I'm just observing, and you look
Speaker 1: at the auto workers and the other people going on, right,
Speaker 1: it seems to me that labor has an upper hand.
Speaker 1: I don't want to say for a change, but I
Speaker 1: don't recall this many strikes going on and during my lifetime.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'm just haven't been observing when and where they
Speaker 1: have gone on.
Speaker 6: If there's somebody that observes most of what's going on
Speaker 6: around them, it's you, my friend. So and that would
Speaker 6: be an accurate term because I think of late that
Speaker 6: that's kind of been been the case. And you know,
Speaker 6: I'm an old, you know, management kind of guy. So
Speaker 6: union and I used to beat heads all the time.
Speaker 6: But you know, with me trading stocks and seeing that
Speaker 6: some of these companies that were very well ran for
Speaker 6: decades gets a new team of management, they end up
Speaker 6: driving it into the ground, they end up going bankrupt,
Speaker 6: and then all of a sudden, the employees are being
Speaker 6: forced to accept a reduced benefit package because of the
Speaker 6: idiots that did that. Right, I mean, to me, that's criminal,
Speaker 6: and that's what I become a union guy from the
Speaker 6: standpoint of Look, men and women work their whole lives
Speaker 6: for it professionally, and now you're telling them, sorry.
Speaker 1: That sucks to be you. Yeah, No, that's that's exactly it.
Speaker 6: And that to me is why you know, I'd love
Speaker 6: to see more give and take as far as the
Speaker 6: employee groups and things of this nature. Yes, sharing in
Speaker 6: the good times, but also bearing the brunt when times
Speaker 6: are bad, which is kind of making me thinking how
Speaker 6: far are these Boeing employees going.
Speaker 3: To push it?
Speaker 1: Good point, we'll continue. iHeart mediation aviation expert Jay rat
Speaker 1: If it's eight thirty six right now, stay right here
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Speaker 1: rat Left, iHeartMedia aviation expert. Moving over to another near miss.
Speaker 1: We've talked about near misses of late and well you
Speaker 1: point out it's not statistically significant, it still scares a
Speaker 1: living hell out. I mean, it's the two planes that
Speaker 1: crashed into each other. Jay.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Well, the headlines are saying near miss, but but
Speaker 6: the appropriate term to use is runway incursion and and
Speaker 6: that's what a lot of these are. And this is
Speaker 6: what happened in say Diego. You have a Southwest flight
Speaker 6: that's on the ground that's given permission to taxi across
Speaker 6: an active runway, and at the same time, you've got
Speaker 6: a Southwest departing flight at the end of the same
Speaker 6: runway by another air traffic controller that's given permission to
Speaker 6: take off, start rolling and go. So it wasn't long
Speaker 6: before the Southwest flight that was rolling down the runway
Speaker 6: was told to cancel their takeoff and they did now
Speaker 6: long before they got to the end of the runway
Speaker 6: where the other Southwest jet was coming across. So there
Speaker 6: was a great deal of distance between the two. So
Speaker 6: when you say runway incursions, nobody's going to click on
Speaker 6: that article. But if you put near miss you've got
Speaker 6: everybody looking at it. But the Federal Aviation Administration announced
Speaker 6: this week that they're going to open a what's called
Speaker 6: a runway incursion audit. They're going to be looking at
Speaker 6: the incursion risk at the forty five busiest airports because
Speaker 6: obviously we have a problem, and of course the government
Speaker 6: when they see a problem, the best way to determine
Speaker 6: what it is is they're going to have an audit.
Speaker 6: They're going to study it for a while and then
Speaker 6: hopeful after that they'll come up with some possible ideas
Speaker 6: that can eventually be implemented. And it's going to be
Speaker 6: the typical slow process. But you know, the head of
Speaker 6: the FA saying, actually, the number of these incursions are down,
Speaker 6: which they are, but it doesn't mean that, you know,
Speaker 6: with social media being what it is, before the aircraft
Speaker 6: has stopped rolling, it's already become a viral story, and
Speaker 6: obviously it's gonna, you know, go to the top. When
Speaker 6: we were talking about airplanes, and we've had some out
Speaker 6: of Syracuse and others that's been captured on video of
Speaker 6: two aircraft that were very close to each other, and
Speaker 6: certainly that makes the matter even scarier for this and Sadly,
Speaker 6: Brian comes down most of the time to employee error
Speaker 6: as far as human error. So that's one of the
Speaker 6: things that you have to look at is are we
Speaker 6: understaffed at these airports? Are they getting the adequate rest
Speaker 6: and training and all the things that we need to
Speaker 6: have And we'll have to wait and see. Now, I
Speaker 6: will say, and you know, the FAA number of years
Speaker 6: ago lowered the standards of their air traffic controllers, where
Speaker 6: in essence to rece diversity, bring everybody in that they
Speaker 6: could equity. And that's good to a point. But the
Speaker 6: problem is if it lowers the competency level of the
Speaker 6: work being done, then that becomes an issue. So we'll
Speaker 6: have to wait and see. And if that is a consideration,
Speaker 6: let's hope that they've got the courage to be transparent
Speaker 6: enough to say, you know, maybe that wasn't the right
Speaker 6: thing to do. Well, don't hold your breath on that.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 1: No, in air traffic controls like the peace of God.
Speaker 1: I do get the concept, but I don't know about
Speaker 1: the current you know, how the software works or how
Speaker 1: tracking works. But it just seems to me, I mean,
Speaker 1: it's twenty twenty four. Everything is so automated. We've got
Speaker 1: so many different detectors and sensors and everything that this
Speaker 1: could even happen, or that you have to rely on
Speaker 1: exclusively a human element to make sure these things don't happen,
Speaker 1: these collisions. I don't know. It just seems like are
Speaker 1: they behind the times? Perhaps is there a better way?
Speaker 6: Yeah, the FAA seems to get whatever money falls off
Speaker 6: the table to crumbs. And when I look at it,
Speaker 6: recognizing as you and I've talked so many times over
Speaker 6: the year, that the aviation industry is an important part
Speaker 6: of that economic engine that powers our country. The last
Speaker 6: thing you want to do is give it scraps, right.
Speaker 6: You want to make sure it should get the investment
Speaker 6: dollars it needs. But sadly, many times when it becomes
Speaker 6: a government project, they're they're late, they're over budget, and
Speaker 6: all the other stuff that goes along with it, which
Speaker 6: really defeats the purpose.
Speaker 8: And that's sad too.
Speaker 6: A ton of money is going into commercial aviation. It's there,
Speaker 6: but sometimes when you look at all the areas it's
Speaker 6: being spent, you know, yes, we want airports to be upgraded,
Speaker 6: we want them to be modernized, but some of these
Speaker 6: the equipment side of things from a technology standpoint, especially
Speaker 6: on runway incursions, to me, should be a priority.
Speaker 1: Well, going back to the unions, I am thinking about
Speaker 1: the dock workers that's struck most recently, and they demanded
Speaker 1: that they use no modern automated automation technology. And because
Speaker 1: so they can maintain their union member numbers. You know,
Speaker 1: we can't have modern technology to make things more efficient, right, Oh,
Speaker 1: we lose members. And maybe there's a component of that
Speaker 1: going in there.
Speaker 6: It could be you just never know. And the airline
Speaker 6: industry itself has always been one that the more technology
Speaker 6: they can bring in, the fewer people that they can
Speaker 6: employ and have like that, and the FAA is doing
Speaker 6: the exact same thing. If it's a matter of making
Speaker 6: things safer with increasing the automation side of things, then
Speaker 6: we owe it to the people that travel every day,
Speaker 6: the two million plus of us that do to make
Speaker 6: sure things are as safe as we can make them.
Speaker 6: Human air is going to happen, and all we can
Speaker 6: do is hope to reduce the likelihood, not obviously eliminated,
Speaker 6: because even technology can fail us from time to time.
Speaker 6: So you've got that fine balance. But we are, thank god,
Speaker 6: enjoying the safest air ever of commercial jet travel that
Speaker 6: we've ever seen ever in the history of this company
Speaker 6: a country. You've got to go back to February of
Speaker 6: two thousand and nine to the last major situation that
Speaker 6: we had with the Colgan Air crash in Buffalo that
Speaker 6: was also Pilot Air, and a lot of changes happened
Speaker 6: after the result of that crash that killed.
Speaker 1: Fifty people all.
Speaker 6: So it's not an accident between now and then, we've
Speaker 6: had this kind of safety because it takes a lot
Speaker 6: of hard work by a lot of dedicated people to
Speaker 6: make it happen. But sadly, you can also get into
Speaker 6: that state where you start to get a little laxed,
Speaker 6: it's a little complacent, and that's when mistakes can happen.
Speaker 6: And that's what we're really trying hard here to avoid
Speaker 6: because sometimes that complacency can lead to some dangerous decisions.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no question about it, don't mind. I want to
Speaker 1: hold you over. Will either go really really extra long
Speaker 1: and I get the hairy eyeball from Joe that way,
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Speaker 1: Eight fifty Friday Eve Tomorrow Tech Friday with Dave at
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Speaker 1: show with one more segment here with iHeartMedia aviation expert
Speaker 1: Jay Ratliffe, and we enter the realm of this strange
Speaker 1: and weird and guys, can't you put it down and
Speaker 1: leave it alone until the flight's over? Jay?
Speaker 6: Well, can I talk about the pilot that got locked out?
Speaker 1: That's what I'm talking about, to make sure that's the
Speaker 1: direction we were head of, brother, we had locked the
Speaker 1: first officer outside of the cockpit. What the hell happened?
Speaker 6: They had a disagreement of some kind. This is a
Speaker 6: Sri Lankan Airline flight, ten hour flight and something happened
Speaker 6: as far as a disagreement between the captain and first officer,
Speaker 6: and the first officer were left to go to the lavatory.
Speaker 6: And the protocol has it now internationally It used to
Speaker 6: be just here in the United States. It's now internationally
Speaker 6: that a member of the flight attendants, the normally the
Speaker 6: lead flight intendant, will come in and stay in the cockpit,
Speaker 6: so the door is shut and secured, and you always
Speaker 6: have two members on the flight deck at all times.
Speaker 6: When the pilot comes back, then the flight attendant leaves
Speaker 6: and the other pilots in there, so you always have
Speaker 6: a minimum of two people there on the flight.
Speaker 1: Deck, which makes sense today if you don't mind me interjecting.
Speaker 1: Because the copilot, let's say, leaves, goes to the lavatory,
Speaker 1: and then the pilot has a heart attack or or
Speaker 1: a medical incident, somebody's got to be in there with
Speaker 1: them to open the door for somebody else to come
Speaker 1: in and rescue them.
Speaker 8: This is true, but we've.
Speaker 6: Also had sad situations where it's been locked and the
Speaker 6: pilot has flown the airplane and into a mountain.
Speaker 1: And that's right.
Speaker 6: It was the German Wings flight and that was one
Speaker 6: of the things that brought about the change where people
Speaker 6: said maybe we should do things like they do in
Speaker 6: the United States.
Speaker 1: Hello, thank you about time for that.
Speaker 6: But here what happened was the first officer leaves and
Speaker 6: as the door kind of pulls back, the captain pulls
Speaker 6: up and shuts it and locks it. Well, now the
Speaker 6: captain's in the in the cockpit by himself, flying the airplane,
Speaker 6: and the flight attendant can't get in to where she's
Speaker 6: supposed to be. Now you can imagine the concern a
Speaker 6: on the crew members and especially on the people up
Speaker 6: front of the airplane that are noticing somebody just got
Speaker 6: locked out and they're not opening the door. Now you
Speaker 6: talk about something that could set off panic on that
Speaker 6: airplane as people wonder what in the world's about to
Speaker 6: happen next. Well, finally, after a period of time, the
Speaker 6: flight attendant's using the intercom system into the cockpit, we're
Speaker 6: finally able to get this captain to finally open up
Speaker 6: the door. The flight continues to where it's going in lands,
Speaker 6: and the captain has put on administrative leave as they
Speaker 6: try to determine exactly what caused this. And regardless of
Speaker 6: the reason, you can't, you know, deb eight from the
Speaker 6: safety protocol that's in place, because in essence, you're putting
Speaker 6: the lives of other people at risk for the very
Speaker 6: reason you said, if there's a medical situation that happens,
Speaker 6: or if at that moment there was a mechanical situation
Speaker 6: that would require all hands on deck, both pilots, well,
Speaker 6: because of your stupid actions, you don't have a full
Speaker 6: complement of crew members on the flight deck to deal
Speaker 6: with whatever problem might be coming up. So, yeah, for
Speaker 6: all the obvious reasons, this never should have happened.
Speaker 8: And yeah, the.
Speaker 6: Pilot will probably be allowed to fly back, but after
Speaker 6: a great deal of training. And I'm sure a big
Speaker 6: old posted note is a file.
Speaker 1: You bet you on that one. All right, As we
Speaker 1: always do, we'll close out with hub delays. How's it
Speaker 1: looking out there for air travel? Useful day?
Speaker 6: I think Salt Lake City is it as far as
Speaker 6: from a ub standpoint. A lot of the weather is
Speaker 6: minimal at points. This morning we did have some de
Speaker 6: icing delays because of the frost that was on some
Speaker 6: of the aircraft, because we're already in that season already.
Speaker 6: And yeah, other than that, Salt Lake City, so it's
Speaker 6: going to be a beautiful day to fly real quick.
Speaker 1: Here are the airports back in operation post hurricane?
Speaker 6: They are, Yeah, in fact we were, we were seeing
Speaker 6: that last weekend because quick, well they're they're revenue centers. Yeah,
Speaker 6: you know, to crank that bad boy up as quickly
Speaker 6: as you can, and you have people that need to
Speaker 6: get into and out of those affected areas. And again,
Speaker 6: airlines think when it comes to customer service, but I
Speaker 6: continue to give them high march on this type of
Speaker 6: situation because they handle it well before, during.
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