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Speaker 1: station in a very very happy Wednesday to you. I
Speaker 1: am pleased as I always am to walcome to the
Speaker 1: Pitty five PRC Morning show running against gang landsman for
Speaker 1: House Representative Orlando Sanza, and I strongly encourage my listeners
Speaker 1: to go to Orlandosanza dot com help him out. He
Speaker 1: is a West Point graduate. He proudly served his country
Speaker 1: as an infantry officer and finance officer in the US
Speaker 1: Army Third Infantry Division. Specifically, he went on to get
Speaker 1: a master's degree in taxation from my alma mater, University
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, and he got a law degree from Georgetown.
Speaker 1: He then went on to became a certified public accountant
Speaker 1: and to be practicing certified public accountant. He co founded
Speaker 1: a local financial planning firm focused on helping young families
Speaker 1: achieve financial security. He went on to become a Hamilton
Speaker 1: County Assistant prosecutor and from then they tapped in his
Speaker 1: expertise and things military and his unbelievable skills.
Speaker 2: He is now.
Speaker 1: Executive director of the Hamilton County Veteran Service Commission. He
Speaker 1: is running for Ohio representative for the state of Ohio,
Speaker 1: Orlando Sonza, welcome back to the morning show. It takes
Speaker 1: me forever to introduce you because you have such awesome credentials.
Speaker 2: Brian, it's always great to be on. I see that
Speaker 2: you've surprisingly left off the biggest accolade, right. I am
Speaker 2: married to my beautiful wife, Jessicaza. You always say that I.
Speaker 1: Was biting my tongue today I actually was saying, you
Speaker 1: know what, I'm gonna leave his wife out of the
Speaker 1: picture because I don't want you getting the wrong idea.
Speaker 2: You are out of your element. Brother.
Speaker 1: I think she is just an absolutely breathtakingly beautiful woman.
Speaker 2: But also I.
Speaker 1: Know I've met her, and I know she is a wonderful,
Speaker 1: wonderful mother to your four children.
Speaker 2: That's right. And she is the Cincinnati native, right and
Speaker 2: also honorably served our country by I always got to
Speaker 2: give accolades or acolades due, and that is to Jessica.
Speaker 2: But Brian, always great to be all.
Speaker 1: Well, it's a tribute to you, as I say it
Speaker 1: all the time. Smart men, Mary smart, and you went
Speaker 1: out you're at yacht kicked your coverage, which is another
Speaker 1: prop to you. Orlando's Sanza, so putting aside that and
Speaker 1: all kidding aside though. Yeah, obviously a family man, you
Speaker 1: understand the benefits of family, and I really just want
Speaker 1: to go back real quickly here to your time as
Speaker 1: a certified financial planner and helping young families a chief
Speaker 1: financial security. I know you mentioned that on your the
Speaker 1: website and you talk about how that gave you a
Speaker 1: lot of insight, and it's, as you point out, solidified
Speaker 1: your belief in public service being more than just government.
Speaker 1: It's about helping people make a positive impact on their lives.
Speaker 1: And what a great place to do that is, you know,
Speaker 1: helping people with their financial planning. So that's I know,
Speaker 1: that's a great learning experience you went through.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, absolutely. I mean, look, that's that's just a
Speaker 2: lifelong passion of mine, is financial literacy and teaching others
Speaker 2: about financial independence, because I'm first and foremost a product
Speaker 2: of just that story. I mean, my parents, Orle and
Speaker 2: Susan immigrated here from the Philippines, barely had the financial
Speaker 2: literacy that they really needed to raise three kids in
Speaker 2: the East Coast, you know, just trying to make ends meet,
Speaker 2: and then how do you become financially independent without the
Speaker 2: tools really necessary to do that. And so the first
Speaker 2: thing that I did when Jess and I got married
Speaker 2: is plump my teeth in personal finance, knowing that it's
Speaker 2: really look, lack of financial literacy is the one of
Speaker 2: the leading causes of divorce in our country, and so
Speaker 2: I said, that's not going to be made. Jess said
Speaker 2: that's not going to be us, and so suck my
Speaker 2: teeth there and being able to now pass that along
Speaker 2: and help other families do that, become financially independent, become
Speaker 2: financially literate. Not only does it help the marriage, it
Speaker 2: helps the family, which then helps the community and then
Speaker 2: you you know, the domino effect from there, Brian and so, yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a great chapter of my life being able
Speaker 2: to utilize my skill set to just help families like
Speaker 2: my own.
Speaker 1: Well, how can I let that point go by the
Speaker 1: wayside without pointing out financial illiteracy is the leading cause
Speaker 1: of our countries thirty five trillion dollars and growing national debt.
Speaker 1: I mean, do people not have a basic economic under
Speaker 1: I mean elected officials have a basic economic understanding of
Speaker 1: this genuinely and truly existential threat that we face because
Speaker 1: of our massive, massive liabilities associated with that whole.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's so apparent, right, I Mean, that's obvious
Speaker 2: completely to all American voters that you seem to have
Speaker 2: a large majority of those that are supposed to be
Speaker 2: our federal representatives in Washington, DC that can't even manage
Speaker 2: the country's finances, And it begs the question can they
Speaker 2: even manage their own? Well, guess what. Everything starts with
Speaker 2: the family. That's the nuclear unit, that's the foundational unit
Speaker 2: of our country and our society. And so I think
Speaker 2: you're absolutely right. I mean, if you start now changing
Speaker 2: a generation and growing a generation of families that are
Speaker 2: rooted first and foremost on principle and on values, but
Speaker 2: also too when it comes to the financial aspect, is
Speaker 2: just true financial literacy and understanding what it means to
Speaker 2: appropriately raise a family within your means right, not spending
Speaker 2: more than you make. The obvious consequence to that is
Speaker 2: then now you get your leaders, your local leaders, your
Speaker 2: state leaders, and then your federal leaders that are going
Speaker 2: to apply those very principles to the lawmaking that they're
Speaker 2: supposed to be doing. But that's completely absent right now,
Speaker 2: and we are going to change that. And that begins
Speaker 2: on November fifth.
Speaker 1: I sure hope so, because again this ultimately impacts everybody.
Speaker 1: If you're a big government person, you got like ten
Speaker 1: different programs you want, you can't have that because we've
Speaker 1: already had so many programs that costs so much money.
Speaker 1: We've dug ourselves in such an insurmountable hole that even
Speaker 1: the most vital programs are struggling for their very existence,
Speaker 1: like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, for example, three of
Speaker 1: the pillars of the social safety welfare safety net. Those
Speaker 1: are in jeopardy because of the runaway spending. Literally everything's
Speaker 1: in jeopardy, our defense spending, our ability to secure our borders.
Speaker 1: It's all predicated on having a sound fiscal platform and
Speaker 1: being able to discharge your obligations.
Speaker 2: That's right. And again you look at the policies that
Speaker 2: are being offered by Democrats right now in Congress. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is their fix to that problem set that you
Speaker 2: just describe, Bryan. Their solution to that problem is to
Speaker 2: raise the national debt ceiling and have zero cuts in spending.
Speaker 2: I mean, how mind blowing is that? How just completely
Speaker 2: backwards is that thought that, because we're spending ourselves into oblivion,
Speaker 2: your solution to the problem is to spend more and
Speaker 2: raise the debt. No, that's that's completely contrary to how
Speaker 2: I'm raising Our kids are four kids under nine in
Speaker 2: for example, as they now try to learn the concept
Speaker 2: of what saving means and what spending means, I am
Speaker 2: telling them you have to make sure that you don't
Speaker 2: spend more than you make and that you save for
Speaker 2: the very thing that you're looking to spend in the future.
Speaker 2: But that's not what the Democrats are offering. Offering instead
Speaker 2: is continue to spend, spend, spend, And you're exactly right.
Speaker 2: What that does is it actually puts us in a
Speaker 2: precarious position across every spectrum that's important in our country
Speaker 2: right now. National security, the economy, safety, and you name it.
Speaker 2: It all goes back to that principle that we're just
Speaker 2: going to spend, spend, spend.
Speaker 1: Well, obviously you're educating and training your children in your
Speaker 1: best capacity as a father. You obviously care about that,
Speaker 1: your wife cares about that. That is a critical component
Speaker 1: of the success of a nation. I've talked to law
Speaker 1: enforcement so many times, and you and your capacity as
Speaker 1: a Hamilton County prosecutor probably saw it firsthand. This erosion
Speaker 1: of the nuclear family, children out on the street with
Speaker 1: no parent, parental guidance, no values being taught. Obviously, we're
Speaker 1: going to end up with a societal problem. It just
Speaker 1: seems to be, you know, that seems to be the
Speaker 1: like the genesis of it, the lack of any concern,
Speaker 1: loving parents or a home life where the guidance and
Speaker 1: the support is provided. If that isn't there, you have
Speaker 1: lawless kids on the street doing whatever the hell they
Speaker 1: want and being influenced by social media because there's no
Speaker 1: counterbalance to that at home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brian, what that really speaks to is I'm glad
Speaker 2: you brought that up, because that's really the core of
Speaker 2: why people are just so excited about the campaign that
Speaker 2: we're running, especially this year, right in a presidential year.
Speaker 2: American voters specifically here in southwest Ohio understand that, I mean,
Speaker 2: they are yearning for this country to go back to
Speaker 2: first and foremost common sense. Second is foundational core principles
Speaker 2: that we know are just true for any civilization that
Speaker 2: wants to survive. It's the importance of faith, it's the
Speaker 2: importance of family. It's the importance of the principle of
Speaker 2: hard work and dedication and supporting not just your family,
Speaker 2: but actually service to your community and to your state
Speaker 2: and country. I mean, people are yearning for that, and
Speaker 2: that's not what the mainstream media talks about. But you
Speaker 2: talk to voters and I've talked about countless of them
Speaker 2: just across southwest Ohio. That's what they're yearning for. And
Speaker 2: so what's really exciting about just a testament to our
Speaker 2: team and the broad support that we've gotten for this race,
Speaker 2: is to be able to share that story, is to
Speaker 2: be able to look at voters and say that I
Speaker 2: am with you. I want this country to go back
Speaker 2: to putting as its top priority those foundational principles of
Speaker 2: common sense, family, faith, hard work, public service. And ultimately
Speaker 2: that's how we're going to win this race is because
Speaker 2: the other side is proffering a completely backwards story and
Speaker 2: it's really a story of destruction. I mean, you follow
Speaker 2: their story and their narrative to its logical conclusion, it's
Speaker 2: not just the erosion of a country, it's an erosion
Speaker 2: of a civilization. But from our side, right, we're just
Speaker 2: trying to go back to common sense and come back
Speaker 2: to truth all that we've known for thousands of years.
Speaker 2: It's how to actually form and continue to establish a
Speaker 2: strong society and civilization. That's our story. That's what we're
Speaker 2: going to continue to push forward to November fifth.
Speaker 1: All right, we're gonna Pauseib'll bring Orlando Sons back again.
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Speaker 1: on that with Orlando, most notably, I want to ask
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Speaker 1: Sanza again online Orlandosanza dot com. Running an a race
Speaker 1: against Greg Landsman for Congress, obviously eminently qualified to do that,
Speaker 1: and we're talking about his well positioned on some of
Speaker 1: the issues clearly number one. Number two, it's always in
Speaker 1: the top three issues for every single America. And the
Speaker 1: porous situation on the border. If I'm treated so lightly,
Speaker 1: it is an open border, and even FBI Director Ray
Speaker 1: is warring about domestic terrorist actions threats to our country.
Speaker 1: These would be threats internal as opposed to external, but
Speaker 1: those internal threats often influenced by external What does Orlando
Speaker 1: Sanza want to see by way of border security?
Speaker 2: And refine? What are you in for?
Speaker 1: I know that ben's a couple of bills passed around,
Speaker 1: and of course Republicans and Democrats can't agree on anything.
Speaker 1: But in the ideal world, Orlando, where are we?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Right? I mean, first and foremost, it's so important
Speaker 2: for everyone to understand that this is not just an issue,
Speaker 2: it is probably the most serious issue in our time
Speaker 2: right now is the open Southern border, because it impacts
Speaker 2: national security, because it impacts safety, because it impacts the economy,
Speaker 2: and it just continues. The Democrats have could continue to
Speaker 2: exacerbate the issue time and time again as each day passes.
Speaker 2: So it's not like, you know, it's just the talking
Speaker 2: point of Republicans and that's just being combated by talking
Speaker 2: points on the left. No, this is a real serious issue,
Speaker 2: and to your point, everyone knows it, from the top
Speaker 2: officials in our federal government. They know it. And the
Speaker 2: reason why that's important for Southwest Ohio is because the
Speaker 2: open Southern border has a direct link. So the problems
Speaker 2: that we see year on a daily basis in southwest Ohio,
Speaker 2: the fetanyl crisis, the fetanyl epidemic in southwest Ohio Greater
Speaker 2: Cincinnati has a direct correlation to the open Southern border,
Speaker 2: as those drug cartels have taken advantage of the open
Speaker 2: Southern border and has brought on that opioid trade right
Speaker 2: here in Greater Cincinnati. The other thing, too, right is
Speaker 2: now just putting my former assistant prosecutor had on in
Speaker 2: Hamilton County. Don't think that Ohio is not a border state.
Speaker 2: It is absolutely a border state with the fetanyl epidemic aside.
Speaker 2: The reason why it's it's a crisis here in Ohio
Speaker 2: is because you have the legal immigrants that have broken
Speaker 2: our laws or federal laws in the southern border and
Speaker 2: are breaking our laws here in Hamilton County. I mean
Speaker 2: I prosecuted illegal immigrants while I was a prosecutor, and
Speaker 2: just look at to our north in Butler County. I
Speaker 2: mean the heinous murder committed by an illegal immigrant that
Speaker 2: had been deported what seven to eight times? You know,
Speaker 2: So it's happening right here in southwest Ohio. It needs
Speaker 2: to stop. We need to stop the bleeding. How do
Speaker 2: we do that, Well, first and foremost, you actually have
Speaker 2: to close that border. I mean again, right, it's common sense.
Speaker 2: But yet you have my opponent who not once, not twice,
Speaker 2: but has taken three times the position that we are
Speaker 2: not going to secure the southern border. And he didn't
Speaker 2: even take the position that his fellow Democratic colleagues in
Speaker 2: Congress did take, and that was renounced Joe Biden's failed
Speaker 2: policies on the southern border. Greg Lamsman had multiple opportunities
Speaker 2: to do that and has never done that has never
Speaker 2: renounced Joe Biden's failed southern border policies. And so first
Speaker 2: and foremost it's to stand up and actually have leadership
Speaker 2: on this issue that says that this is a problem.
Speaker 2: We need to renounce the current administration's quote unquote policies
Speaker 2: that are not actually helping. Instead they're hurting, continuing to
Speaker 2: hurt Americans. But then, not only that, you have to
Speaker 2: actually not just with a physical security of the southern
Speaker 2: border and actually put up a physical barrier that will
Speaker 2: become a deterrent for other people to come in. But
Speaker 2: then you have to make sure that the resources are
Speaker 2: sent exactly where it's needed, and border patrol needs more
Speaker 2: than just what we're giving them now. We need to
Speaker 2: make sure that they have all of the assets and
Speaker 2: resources that they need to do their job, because that's
Speaker 2: ultimately what taxpayers are paying them for, is to do
Speaker 2: their job and secure the Southern border. The last thing
Speaker 2: I'll say, Brian is you know that is that Orlando
Speaker 2: Santa is going to be the first a proponent for
Speaker 2: fixing our immigration system. Because I'm a product of a
Speaker 2: legal immigration system. My parents came here from the Philippines, right,
Speaker 2: so someone can't say that Orlando is just against immigration. No,
Speaker 2: I'm fully for it. But the way not to do
Speaker 2: it is to just of our southern.
Speaker 1: Border open amen, underscore and very quickly. Because one of
Speaker 1: my pet peeves is the complicated reality the tax code.
Speaker 1: And I know one of the platforms you're running on
Speaker 1: is to simplify the tax code. It's just turned into
Speaker 1: this multi thousand page vehicle to manipulate us into doing
Speaker 1: maybe something we wouldn't otherwise do, or reward friends of
Speaker 1: folks in government through the tax code with grants and
Speaker 1: write offs and the like. Listen, I'm a fat tax,
Speaker 1: a fair tax. I'm a just take all the incentives
Speaker 1: out of the whole thing.
Speaker 2: Tax.
Speaker 1: I don't know where you are, or Land.
Speaker 2: I don't want to put words.
Speaker 1: In your mouth. You don't have to join in my club.
Speaker 1: But what would you do to reform the tax code
Speaker 1: or simplify it? How do we get to that place?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Man, I wish we had an hour because you know,
Speaker 2: as I put my CPA had on right, I understand,
Speaker 2: the good tax policy leads a good social and economic policy. Brian.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing is that a lot of people need
Speaker 2: to understand and come to reality. All of the politicians
Speaker 2: know it. In twenty twenty five, tax will be probably
Speaker 2: the largest issue on the table for one hundred and
Speaker 2: nineteen Congress. Why because Donald Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs
Speaker 2: Act of twenty seventeen are set to sunset and expire
Speaker 2: if we don't do anything about it. And that comes
Speaker 2: to the tune of between four to six trillion dollars
Speaker 2: in debt and additional tax for the not debt, additional
Speaker 2: tax for the American family. So if we don't actually
Speaker 2: renew those tax cuts, then we're going to suddenly put
Speaker 2: a continuous burden of the American family. I understand the
Speaker 2: tax code. My opponent does not. In fact, he's already
Speaker 2: made the commitment that he's not going to renew those
Speaker 2: tax cuts. Let me tell you what that Tax Act
Speaker 2: did is that not only did it simplify the tax code,
Speaker 2: it again alleviated the burden of the American family. It
Speaker 2: helps small businesses thrive. If we don't renew those the
Speaker 2: Tax Cuts and Jobs Act for twenty twenty five, we're
Speaker 2: going to see if crippling not just of the of
Speaker 2: the American economy, of the American family as well. I'm
Speaker 2: committed to renewing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act on
Speaker 2: Day one in Congress.
Speaker 1: See another reason why I like you so much, Orlandosanza
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Speaker 1: No pressure, Orlando. One week from today, we're going to
Speaker 1: be at Jim and Jackson the River for the listener lunch.
Speaker 1: I know, like Jim Neil said, he's going to be there.
Speaker 1: I'm hoping the lists of powers will show up. Christopher
Speaker 1: Smithman is going to be there. An opportunity to meet
Speaker 1: the listeners if you can make it. I know you've
Speaker 1: been to other listener lunches. I'm just throwing it out
Speaker 1: there to the extent you can put it on your schedule.
Speaker 1: If not, I understand we'll see each other at some
Speaker 1: other time down the road.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that. Absolutely what it makes it, Brian,
Speaker 2: Thank you fantastic.
Speaker 1: Next Wednesday, Jim and Jackson get to meet Orlando in
Speaker 1: person and find out what a terrific guy he is
Speaker 1: face to face. Orlando, keep going a great job, and
Speaker 1: I wish all the luck in the world on the
Speaker 1: campaign coming up on seven thirty at seven twenty nine.
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