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Speaker 1: in this morning. Look at the rundown. You know, usually
Speaker 1: the first time I found out who's going to be
Speaker 1: on the program, except on Fridays. I know six thirty
Speaker 1: with Dave hat A right Tech Friday with Dave Hatter.
Speaker 1: Not today. We did have him early in the week
Speaker 1: for a special edition with Tuesday Tech Tuesday. But sadly
Speaker 1: Dave had a medical emergency. Don't know what's wrong, just
Speaker 1: know that he had some something that I guess put
Speaker 1: him in the hospital. So prayers. No, he's not getting
Speaker 1: a sex change operation. Joe. He had a back and
Speaker 1: forth with Dave on that. Joe said to uh, Dave, listen, Dave,
Speaker 1: whether it's Dave or Divina, it's okay with us anyway.
Speaker 1: Nothing to joke about a medical emergency. So maybe some
Speaker 1: prayers going Dave Hatter's direction if we get any details
Speaker 1: on what's wrong with Dave certainly willing to let you know, so,
Speaker 1: I mean, he doesn't want to keep it quiet, but
Speaker 1: he didn't say keep the fact that I'm in the
Speaker 1: hospital quiet. So that's why I'm letting you know where
Speaker 1: we are this morning. So anyhow, that means an open
Speaker 1: six o'clock hour, of course, an opportunity to talk all
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Speaker 1: That should be a fun compia. Mandy was a Trump's
Speaker 1: Environmental Protection Agency chiefs staff, so I'm sure she's got
Speaker 1: some wonderful things to say, and of course we'll dive
Speaker 1: into some of the details of the book, which you
Speaker 1: can get at fifty five care Sea dot Com, Edwin
Speaker 1: Black and an empower Youth seminar are taking place on
Speaker 1: the eighth, I believe that's Tuesday, and that one also
Speaker 1: should be rather interesting. National fears and national affairs. Our
Speaker 1: next election will be pivotal half for more than nation.
Speaker 1: Fearful about the direction of which the United States has headed.
Speaker 1: High inflation on precedent, illegal immigration, riots in our cities,
Speaker 1: increase in crime throughout the nation, cancel culture, biased and
Speaker 1: untruthful media, and an assassination attempt on a former president is
Speaker 1: also a presidential candidate. Dei in wokeness, destroying our children,
Speaker 1: in our communities, our democracy quote unquote under assault in
Speaker 1: our freedoms quote unquote under assault. If America continues on
Speaker 1: its current path, it will cease to exist as we
Speaker 1: know it. Okay, obviously important subject matter to contemplate and
Speaker 1: talk about. Edwin Black at seven thirty here in the
Speaker 1: morning show, the empower Use Seminar Empower You America dot
Speaker 1: Org taking place October eighth. Jack Adviden's going to speak
Speaker 1: in advance of that, so Edwin's gonna kick it in
Speaker 1: about seven point thirty. Jack Adtherton Tea and things off
Speaker 1: at seven seven o'clock. And Jack was on the program
Speaker 1: just the other day by the podcast at five cars
Speaker 1: dot com. Donna Schwaben Oh yeah, in studio, my German
Speaker 1: friends from the Donna schwabin German Organization will join the
Speaker 1: program at eight oh five, and they will be in studio,
Speaker 1: which suggests to me the festivities for the weekend will
Speaker 1: begin at eight oh five here on the fifty five
Speaker 1: Carsite Morning Show. Again, feel free to call if you
Speaker 1: have a comment. Let's talk about today. Let's begin though,
Speaker 1: with the strike ending. That didn't take long. Of course,
Speaker 1: when you have a monopoly over control of the goods
Speaker 1: and services flowing in and out of our country through
Speaker 1: the Eastern Seaboard and the Gulf Coast, you got a
Speaker 1: lot of leverage, a lot. So they agreed to return
Speaker 1: to work, ending this three day strike. Port employers offered
Speaker 1: a sixty two percent increase in wages over six years. Joe,
Speaker 1: you get. It's the kind of wage increase you get
Speaker 1: all the time, year, every year, all the time. Phase
Speaker 1: three is profit. President Biden applauded the agreement SAM in
Speaker 1: collective bargaining works, and it's critical to building a stronger
Speaker 1: economy from the middle out and bottom up, bottom up.
Speaker 1: We'll get to that in a second. Long Service Association
Speaker 1: Port operators said the agreement would extend the prior contract
Speaker 1: that expired at the start of this week through January fifteenth,
Speaker 1: the next year, while the two sides continue to negotiate
Speaker 1: other issues, including automation on the docks. Heaven forbid we
Speaker 1: get automation on the docks. And in fact, I think,
Speaker 1: as I've joked before, we should probably go back to
Speaker 1: hauling these things by horse and buggy. Why well, horse
Speaker 1: and buggy would require infinitely more union workers to do
Speaker 1: the work than maybe a tractor trailer. More on that point,
Speaker 1: in a moment, raising base pay hourly rate for the
Speaker 1: ISLA port workers to sixty three bucks from thirty nine
Speaker 1: dollars over six years on the conditioned dock workers go
Speaker 1: back to work and agree to efficiency gains not described
Speaker 1: to pointed out, many US dock workers currently are earning
Speaker 1: more than one hundred thousand dollars a years baseline hourly
Speaker 1: wages boosted by work rules and overtime requirements. Cost to
Speaker 1: higher wages will be borne by cargo owners and shipping
Speaker 1: lines right, and the shipping lines will have to decide
Speaker 1: how much of the added costs they're going to pass
Speaker 1: along to their customers, the IE big retailers, manufacturers, and farmers.
Speaker 1: Then important export through the East Coast and Gulf Coast ports.
Speaker 1: Question mark will those next year in the supply chain,
Speaker 1: big retailers, manufacturers, etc. Will they pass the price along
Speaker 1: to you? What do you think if I were a
Speaker 1: betting man, I think I knew exactly what the answer
Speaker 1: to that question would be. Anyway, I said more to
Speaker 1: those points in a moment. Here it is, and thanks
Speaker 1: to the Wall Street Journal credit for this reminder of
Speaker 1: forgotten lessons about union monopolies and labor laws politics. They
Speaker 1: say the myth, one myth exposed by this strike is
Speaker 1: that unions need more economic and political power because they
Speaker 1: helped the working man. Going back to Joe Biden's point
Speaker 1: on that one pointed out the lawn Sherman's Association International
Speaker 1: help some workers at the expense of countless others. This
Speaker 1: is something that's a really brilliant point. I really wasn't
Speaker 1: focusing on. It's something I didn't know. They point out
Speaker 1: at the outset that there are fifty thousand or so
Speaker 1: so Ila strikers, but only twenty five thousand or so
Speaker 1: port jobs, And they say that's right. Only about half
Speaker 1: of the union members are obliged to show up at
Speaker 1: work each day. The rest sitt home collecting what they
Speaker 1: call container royalties previously negotiated in other ILA contracts intended
Speaker 1: to protect against job losses resulting from ooh innovation. So
Speaker 1: we got a bunch of guys sitting around. It's like
Speaker 1: on the water fund when Marlon Branda is sitting around
Speaker 1: doing nothing and getting paid for it.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Hello. Twenty nineteen twenty twenty report from the Waterfront Commission
Speaker 1: of New York Harbor. Here's what the report had to say.
Speaker 1: The absolute control of the International Longshoreman's Association a FLCIO
Speaker 1: over hiring in the port for over sixty years has
Speaker 1: not only led to ready ready lack of diversity and
Speaker 1: in conclusion in water Fund employment, but also the perpetuation
Speaker 1: of criminality and corruption. The report points out residents near
Speaker 1: the ports can't get hired because the union control quote. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: those who are connected to union leadership or organized crime
Speaker 1: figures are rewarded with high paying, low show or no
Speaker 1: work special compensation packages. The report says more than five
Speaker 1: hundred and ninety individuals continue receiving over one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty seven million dollars in outside salaries not required by
Speaker 1: the industry's collective bargain agreement, and for hours they do
Speaker 1: not even have to be at the port, continuing quoting
Speaker 1: the report, such positions were overwhelmingly given to oh, white
Speaker 1: males connected to organized crime figures or union leadership. I
Speaker 1: think the journal concludes, that's how the Herald dagg at
Speaker 1: the International Long Terman's Association boss ends up with a
Speaker 1: nine hundred thousand dollars a year salary driving around in
Speaker 1: e Bentley and up till just recently owner of a
Speaker 1: seventy seventy six foot yacht. Hey, Joe Daggert's yacht is
Speaker 1: bigger than yours, as the union, and this is the
Speaker 1: union that Biden, Harris and so called national conservative intellectuals
Speaker 1: extole as tribunes of the working class. Why hasn't mister
Speaker 1: Biden wrung up these guys for systemic racism? They ask, hmm,
Speaker 1: Connected white guys get the jobs. And this is the
Speaker 1: salient point here. This is what happens when unions are
Speaker 1: granted a monopoly negotiating power that lets them extort outsized rents.
Speaker 1: Isola the sole union bargainer for the East and Gulf
Speaker 1: Coast ports, one basically person controls all of the labor
Speaker 1: that goes onto those ports. There is little non union
Speaker 1: port competition. The union has a chokehold on commerce that
Speaker 1: gives it an extraordinary leverage. That's why I said earlier
Speaker 1: on and they when this drike kicked in, they're gonna
Speaker 1: get what they want. And that's the reason there's no competition.
Speaker 1: And of course this is a sign of their selfishness.
Speaker 1: Is as it's pointed out, when they strike, they stop
Speaker 1: trading goods and hurt literally millions of not just workers
Speaker 1: who aren't far less than they do, but us because
Speaker 1: we can't get the goods that we normally expect coming
Speaker 1: in through the ports. They shut them down, and mister
Speaker 1: Daggert happy to put countless truck drivers, warehouse employees, retail clerks,
Speaker 1: auto workers out of work so he and his connected
Speaker 1: members can buy another yacht well and more fundamentally, put
Speaker 1: everybody else in a position where we're gonna have to
Speaker 1: pay more for all the things that go through the
Speaker 1: ports because they just negotiated a labor double basically a
Speaker 1: doubling plus of the salary that they get. And yes,
Speaker 1: I do thoroughly believe the large shipping magnates will pass
Speaker 1: those costs along to the manufacturers and the retailers who
Speaker 1: will then pass them along to us. So the strike
Speaker 1: ultimately hurts us in the form of higher prices. So
Speaker 1: and just allow the editorial board of the journal there
Speaker 1: to do and give them the closing statement, it's fashionable
Speaker 1: in Washington these days. Do you think that a handbag
Speaker 1: or handing rather big labor more power will help workers
Speaker 1: reduce inequality? It won't. It will either enrich labor bosses
Speaker 1: and assist the politicians they support, while damaging the economy
Speaker 1: and limiting the broader wages wage gains needed for shared prosperity.
Speaker 1: A different take on it, and I think some various
Speaker 1: stute observations. Where's the Rainbow Coalition or Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: or the other left wing organizations criticizing the hiring practices
Speaker 1: of the Long Shehrman's Union. Maybe someone will do a
Speaker 1: dig into that one and a little analysis into that.
Speaker 1: Feel free to call I plenty to talk about and
Speaker 1: of course coming up later, stack of stupid in the
Speaker 1: at five point forty, it's five seventeen right now, be
Speaker 1: right back. I officially accept your nomination five twenty five
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Speaker 1: It's a message he likes to hand out every Friday
Speaker 1: at this time. I always love hearing from you. Five
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Speaker 1: t fund. I didn't know what I was gonna decide
Speaker 1: to talk. Grab a hold of this article and talk
Speaker 1: about it. But that's keep your stupid match with Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris's approval. Uh decent enough springboard too. You talk about
Speaker 1: her comments regarding fracking the other day. H Now we've
Speaker 1: got all kinds of clips and information and campaign platitudes
Speaker 1: and pledges from twenty nineteen talking about how she wanted
Speaker 1: to ban fracking, wanted to ban fracking, gonna ban fracking,
Speaker 1: it's my intent to ban fracking. Ones rolling around talking
Speaker 1: about uh this and these things have gone viral because
Speaker 1: she now claims that she's not going to ban fracking.
Speaker 1: So Joe Delano, CBS Pittsburgh Joe Dolana in an interview
Speaker 1: with Harris earlier this week. I wanted to ask you.
Speaker 1: There's a political ad on TV from twenty nineteen climate
Speaker 1: Hall town meeting that you had in which you basically
Speaker 1: said quote, I guess it's not basically saying it when
Speaker 1: you have it in quotes anyway. Quote. There's no question
Speaker 1: I'm in favor of banning fracking clothes quote. A lot
Speaker 1: of them said, the ad claims that if you elected president,
Speaker 1: you will ban fracking and you will cost Pennsylvania over
Speaker 1: three hundred thousand jobs. Have you changed your view on
Speaker 1: fracking and if so, why.
Speaker 3: So?
Speaker 1: Let me start by saying that that ad as you
Speaker 1: described it, no, as he quoted it, is absolutely a mischaracterization,
Speaker 1: and I think it's intended to make people afraid of
Speaker 1: my presidency. Now that's the one thing I wanted people
Speaker 1: to contemplate. So we have the quote in the ad,
Speaker 1: and it's a quote genuine, not artificial intelligence creator from
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen. There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking.
Speaker 1: So not sure how it could be a mischaracterization to
Speaker 1: draw from that very clear statement that she wants to
Speaker 1: ban fracking. But with regard to the ad revealing her
Speaker 1: quote and playing it back for the folks that might
Speaker 1: be inclined to vote for some one who wants to
Speaker 1: keep fracking, most notably the Pennsylvanians, make people afraid of
Speaker 1: my presidency? Isn't that a telling reaction? We're afraid that
Speaker 1: she will ban fracking, which means with her back pending
Speaker 1: an obvious admission that the vast majority of Americans realize
Speaker 1: that we need fracking and that we need the gas
Speaker 1: that we get from it. People don't want to ban fracking,
Speaker 1: and hopefully I can read into that a growing legion
Speaker 1: of people who don't buy into this nonsense that we
Speaker 1: are exhaling ourselves into demise because the banning on fracking
Speaker 1: springs directly from the argument that a carbon output is
Speaker 1: killing our planet, that somehow CO two, which is in
Speaker 1: you know, insignificant quantities in terms of what we're breathing,
Speaker 1: which is varied radically over the millennia, we've hit points
Speaker 1: in our on our globe, was history where CO two
Speaker 1: has been off the charts by comparison to where it
Speaker 1: is now. Plants eat it? How did it become the
Speaker 1: demon and all of this, maybe more people are waking
Speaker 1: up that you know, CO two's probably not all that bad.
Speaker 1: And the fact that all of our efforts economically ruinous
Speaker 1: efforts depriving us with you know, constant, reliable sources of energy,
Speaker 1: which is a good thing, that maybe this is the
Speaker 1: wrong direction for this country to go down the world
Speaker 1: even but she says it's to make people afraid and
Speaker 1: yet people should be afraid because I think everyone logically
Speaker 1: and reasonably can conclude that the only reason she's saying
Speaker 1: she's not in favor of banning fracking now is because
Speaker 1: it's a campaign loser. Take comfort in that, I do.
Speaker 1: We've got time for Mike's call, Joe now, Mike, hang
Speaker 1: on a second. I got in a roll there. I
Speaker 1: didn't see you on the line. I will be happy
Speaker 1: to take your calls soon as to get back, and
Speaker 1: I will. I'll be right right back.
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Speaker 1: twenty eight and a very happy Friday, two year Jeff
Speaker 1: ass Well, don't the unions remember the Baker's Union and
Speaker 1: what happened to Hostess That could happen to any market.
Speaker 1: Note my retort, the bakers Union doesn't have a complete
Speaker 1: monopoly over the control and production of bake goods. Unlike
Speaker 1: the ISLA and the control over the over the ports.
Speaker 1: So we continue to have baked good choices. Even though
Speaker 1: we might miss our hostess products. We can still buy
Speaker 1: comparable treats. That is not so with monopolistic control and
Speaker 1: the complete doc shut down one hundred percent control by
Speaker 1: one union. Therein lies the challenge in the rub Mike,
Speaker 1: thanks for holding over the breakedare welcome to the Morning show.
Speaker 5: My pleasure. Good morning, sir.
Speaker 1: What's on your mind today, Mike?
Speaker 5: I tell you what. Here's what I would like to see.
Speaker 5: I'd like to see the president do what Reagan did
Speaker 5: to the air traffic controllers. Come back to work. I'm
Speaker 5: going to fire you. I tell you what they'd see.
Speaker 5: Then they would see how powerful they really are when
Speaker 5: their union brothers and sisters started crossing the picket lines.
Speaker 1: Thanks Brian, good, thank you for the call, brother, I
Speaker 1: appreciate it. I'm not sure the same scenario applies. I
Speaker 1: think there was some ability because the FAA is controls
Speaker 1: air travel, and therefore the federal government has control over
Speaker 1: the employment practices. I don't believe that control extends over
Speaker 1: the ports and the docks and the dock workers. I
Speaker 1: don't believe I could be wrong on that. The other
Speaker 1: problem is a logistical one with air traffic control, as
Speaker 1: Reagan brought in the military and folks were experienced with
Speaker 1: air traffic control equipment. If I recall the facts correctly,
Speaker 1: we are going back a few years. So you had
Speaker 1: people who are experienced who could easily go in and
Speaker 1: sit down in front of that air traffic control radar
Speaker 1: screen and take over. Get a built in supply of
Speaker 1: folks who could substitute. I don't know that that's necessarily
Speaker 1: the case of the dock workers and ramping up hiring
Speaker 1: and replacement, I imagined would be a logistical nightmare. And something
Speaker 1: tells me that the International Longshoreman's Association here I am
Speaker 1: going back to on the waterfront Marlon Brando might engage
Speaker 1: in efforts to stop those replacement workers from going to work.
Speaker 1: Just a little theory of mine. Don't know, it's not
Speaker 1: going to play out because of the resolution of the situation.
Speaker 1: Here's something that you want to take note of. Apparently
Speaker 1: all as in all northbound lanes will be shut down
Speaker 1: between the rams from to and from eastbound Norwood Lateral
Speaker 1: starting to attempt him Friday through three pm. Monday. That
Speaker 1: is I seventy five. I seventy five is going to
Speaker 1: be closed most weekends this month, beginning this Friday, State
Speaker 1: contractor is beginning a one point nine million dollar project
Speaker 1: to rehabilitate the pavement on I seventy five. They'll be
Speaker 1: installing a load transfer platform to support the pavement. Drivers
Speaker 1: urge to detour eastbound Norwood Lateral to northbound ICE seventy
Speaker 1: one or take two seventy five over to seventy four
Speaker 1: O dots. Catherine Kathleen Fullard, speaking with Fox nineteen props
Speaker 1: on that said they've been in communication with the CINCINNTI
Speaker 1: Bengals to plan alternative routes for fans leaving the game
Speaker 1: on Sunday. Oh Joy Joeses sounded like a Charlie Fox
Speaker 1: Strat situation coming our way. You should get Ingram in
Speaker 1: here to talk about it. If you typically take if
Speaker 1: you typically use I seventy five, but maybe you travel
Speaker 1: to the west side, northwest side of the city within
Speaker 1: the hour our belt, maybe you want to consider using
Speaker 1: I seventy four and two seventy five, she recommends. She said,
Speaker 1: obviously seventy one is going to be another great option.
Speaker 1: We know there's going to be traffic congestion, traffic delays,
Speaker 1: but we don't want to discourage anyone from coming downtown
Speaker 1: over the weekend, they say, weather permitting, I seventy five
Speaker 1: lanes will be closed again next weekend the eleven through
Speaker 1: the fourteenth, and the news release ODOT said also the
Speaker 1: third weekend to close the northbound lanes has yet to
Speaker 1: be determined. However, it's anticipated that will take place during
Speaker 1: the week of our weekend of October twenty fifth and
Speaker 1: twenty eight. So all three weekends in October looked like
Speaker 1: they're going to represent a bit of a travel challenge.
Speaker 1: Butler Kuinty Corner responded to a wooded area next to
Speaker 1: Garfield Middle School in Hamilton. They reported that body was
Speaker 1: found there Hamilton Police. Hamilton Police responded to a call
Speaker 1: that came into the Butler kind of dispatches before two pm.
Speaker 1: The Journal News credited with reporting on this. The ambulance
Speaker 1: left the scene not long after arriving, and Hamilton Police
Speaker 1: said the Corner's band was on the way. They didn't
Speaker 1: provide any other details. Hamilton's the school superintendent, Mike Holbrook,
Speaker 1: confirmed the wooded area was not school property. So we'll
Speaker 1: get more information on that, we'll let you know, and
Speaker 1: finally we'll get one morning here we got Grant County
Speaker 1: man facing charges after he was accused of crashing his
Speaker 1: car into a Fort Mitchell couple's home. Fort Mitchell police
Speaker 1: responded to the crash three o'clock in the morning yesterday.
Speaker 1: Elijah Healing Rolling charged with criminal mischief and operating a
Speaker 1: vehicle under the influence. He was later released under his
Speaker 1: own recognizance. Apparently, Matt Hazard asleep in the home when
Speaker 1: he heard a loud boom. He said, I think he's
Speaker 1: very lucky as it, said of the driver, I have
Speaker 1: no idea that the car would drive into the house.
Speaker 1: I just thought it was a picture frame or TV
Speaker 1: that fell. Said he and his wife rushed outside and
Speaker 1: saw the car crashed into their home. Said to check
Speaker 1: the driver immediately, make sure he wasn't bleeding. Said sat
Speaker 1: there and I called nine one one. Just hung out
Speaker 1: till the cow showed up. Court track documents say Rolling
Speaker 1: drove into the home after drinking at a bar in Covington,
Speaker 1: telling police officers he had two car bombs and three beers.
Speaker 1: While at the Bar's eyes were red and gloss he
Speaker 1: smelled them and toxicants and allegedly failed several field sobriety tests. Bobby.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Morning Show, and happy Friday to you,
Speaker 1: my friend.
Speaker 6: Happy Friday, my brother, and thanks for holding that torture
Speaker 6: freedom high and bride every day.
Speaker 1: He just doing my job, Bobby, and somebody's got to
Speaker 1: do it, and I'm happy to be in a position
Speaker 1: to do so.
Speaker 6: Tomorrow's an awful good day, my brother. We got tampon
Speaker 6: tiam supposed to be in the Greater Metro area here
Speaker 6: to that tomorrow in Indian Hills or Hyde Park.
Speaker 1: I would guess probably probably that's where the money is, right.
Speaker 6: That's where it's at. My brother and the Trumpster will
Speaker 6: be up in Butler, Pennsylvania tomorrow. I got my confirmation
Speaker 6: directions and everything yesterday. So that's going to be a
Speaker 6: beautiful day. About eighty five degrees outside.
Speaker 1: Oh well, on your way to the rally then, aren't you, Bobby.
Speaker 6: It would be a nice day, my friend.
Speaker 1: I don't know. You might spice things up at the
Speaker 1: Walls rally. I don't know. It might be a better
Speaker 1: use of your time, Bobby.
Speaker 6: Well, I was I was wondering which way to go
Speaker 6: because it's supposed to be open for tampon team. I
Speaker 6: mean it's for you know, it's any bike. I'd call
Speaker 6: down there to find out where I could go.
Speaker 1: That probably wouldn't let you in anyhow. Is that all
Speaker 1: you got, Bobby? That's it, my brother, have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: It safe travels, my friend. You call Monday with a
Speaker 1: report on the rally. If I have thirty five, if
Speaker 1: I have care se DETOK stations, stick around. We'll dive
Speaker 1: on into the stack of stupid coming up next. But
Speaker 1: don't let that stop you from calling. If you've got
Speaker 1: something important to talk about, feel free to call right back.
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Speaker 1: so much better a choice than Greg Landsman, as demonstrated yesterday,
Speaker 1: but more fundamentally as demonstrated by the debate he head
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Speaker 1: Landsman's clock over to the stack. According to new disturbing
Speaker 1: police allegations at Greaty Memorial Hospital this is in Atlanta,
Speaker 1: a twenty four year old guy was arrested after allegedly
Speaker 1: attempting to sexually assault a stroke patient. According to Atlanta
Speaker 1: Police Department reports, suspects smoked crack inside the hospital premises,
Speaker 1: entered the patient rooms a room uninvited, and then tried
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Speaker 1: a hospital employee encountered Shaman Pierce in an elevator noticed
Speaker 1: the musing what appeared to be a crack pipe. After
Speaker 1: the employee and Pierce exchanged the exit of the elevator
Speaker 1: and awaited security assistance near the nurses station, he eluded
Speaker 1: their supervision got away. They saw him, or rather they
Speaker 1: say they heard a noise from a room, leading to
Speaker 1: the discovery of a naked Pierce as a tradition and
Speaker 1: the patient on the floor.
Speaker 4: As a tradition.
Speaker 1: Spit attempts to lock him inside the room, He forcefully
Speaker 1: escape ran down the hall unclosed. That's when they lost
Speaker 1: him when he hit the stairwells, so valence footag showed
Speaker 1: he escaped into the basement, where he hit in a
Speaker 1: trash can for over an hour. Inside the trash can,
Speaker 1: he found a hospital gown that he used to cover
Speaker 1: up before, and he left the premises. Lady later arrested
Speaker 1: under a nearby bridge waiting for that first, he told
Speaker 1: the police that he was sick and claimed to have just
Speaker 1: been discharged from the hospital. He told the police he
Speaker 1: wanted to be taken a gateway, which is a homeless shelter.
Speaker 1: After being denied transport to that shelter, his demeanor shifted
Speaker 1: and he refused further communication with the authorities, and then
Speaker 1: he eventually admitted to being under the influence of drug
Speaker 1: and yes, assaulting the patient, claiming to have been quote
Speaker 1: trying something new.
Speaker 8: Close quote all right.
Speaker 1: That patient again later identified as a stroke patient who
Speaker 1: was sleeping at the time Pierced broke into the room,
Speaker 1: said when she opened her eyes, he was standing over
Speaker 1: her in the nude, trying to cover her head with
Speaker 1: a bed cover. When she asked him what he was doing,
Speaker 1: she said he became aggressive, climbing on top of her
Speaker 1: and told her to be quiet. During the struggle that ensued,
Speaker 1: the basion told police two of them fell off the
Speaker 1: hospital bed, causing her to hit her head. She also
Speaker 1: told the police that she didn't know him personally, but
Speaker 1: said she had seen him a few times around the hospital.
Speaker 1: They collected a rape kid. Peers now faces charges including
Speaker 1: intent to rape, sexual battery, and battery, being held in
Speaker 1: the fold and County Jail. Se it Nick's got this morning, Nick,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling the morning showing Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 3: Hi, Brian, Thanks Happy Friday. He did too, thank you. Hey,
Speaker 3: the thing you were saying about the union bosses, that's
Speaker 3: why the union bosses have been so closely associated with
Speaker 3: the Democratic Party for all these years, because they want
Speaker 3: control of her people, and the Democratic Party is the
Speaker 3: source of segregation, and the union bosses one of the
Speaker 3: ones that were actually used for a long time to
Speaker 3: keep black people from getting jobs. Of course, yes, and
Speaker 3: so's and both of those just want to have control
Speaker 3: over people and they make their money from doing that,
Speaker 3: and that's been all along, that's been the case, and
Speaker 3: so you know, there's nothing changed on that of this.
Speaker 3: It's just part of the union bosses, not the union members.
Speaker 3: The union members are people just like you're and me,
Speaker 3: But the union bosses are ones who are like the
Speaker 3: Democratic leadership, who want to maintain control over people.
Speaker 1: The silence, though, is deafening on their diversity, equity, inclusion
Speaker 1: realities in the unions though, apparently, and something that the
Speaker 1: Democrats don't want to talk about. They just want to
Speaker 1: talk about solidarity and helping the little guy and the
Speaker 1: working man and ignoring the realities of what actually goes
Speaker 1: on within those various very large and obviously in this case,
Speaker 1: monopolistic unions. That's the problem here. I think it's more
Speaker 1: of the monopoly. If you had better competition, you might
Speaker 1: have had ports still open. This might have not involved
Speaker 1: this extortion reality that we saw with the with the
Speaker 1: Longshoreman's Union. Anyways, stud points on. Hey listen, I'm going
Speaker 1: back to the report that was cited in there in
Speaker 1: the article talking about this Wall Street Journal. You know,
Speaker 1: I trust them as a reliable news source. In that report,
Speaker 1: you know, not generated by some right wing organization. They're
Speaker 1: the ones that concluded that mob influence and well apparently
Speaker 1: racism running them up within the the the long Sharman's Union,
Speaker 1: five forty five fifty five Krcity Talk Station. Feel free
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Speaker 1: It's Friday, and a happy one too, you know, Tech
Speaker 1: Friday Today, prayers for Dave Hatter had some kind of
Speaker 1: medical emergencies, so really keep my fingers crossed. There's nothing
Speaker 1: too seriouslyly wrong with Dave. But I will miss having
Speaker 1: that segment on. But I always enjoyed talking to you.
Speaker 1: So let's jump to the phones and get Larry's call. Larry,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling, and Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 9: Happy Friday to you, brother. Most of your listeners probably
Speaker 9: don't know, but I do know. It comes to the unions,
Speaker 9: your union representatives from the international, they still get their salary.
Speaker 9: Even though you might be out walking picket, or the
Speaker 9: union members are out walking picket, They're not really getting paid.
Speaker 9: They may get I don't know what their union is
Speaker 9: in particular, but I've worked union for thirty years. Even
Speaker 9: though I don't I almost never agree with the unions most.
Speaker 1: Of the time.
Speaker 9: But I know in my union with the International Airspace
Speaker 9: Machinist Union, we get seventy dollars a week for walking picket.
Speaker 9: That all you can't even you can't.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 9: So I guarantee you most of all those people that
Speaker 9: are walking picket are not getting paid. But yet the
Speaker 9: union bosses they still get their salary coming in because
Speaker 9: that's collectivism from where they've collected their union dues weekly
Speaker 9: out of their paychecks all through the contract time. So
Speaker 9: those workers are not getting paid.
Speaker 1: I thought they were required to have worked. Aren't they
Speaker 1: required to have some sort of fund to cover striking
Speaker 1: workers when they're not getting a salary. I don't know
Speaker 1: what the obligations are. This is out of my l now.
Speaker 9: I've worked for two different unions, the International steel Workers Union.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and the iem No.
Speaker 9: We had nothing like.
Speaker 1: That, oh my words, absolutely nothing like that.
Speaker 9: Now, I don't know how it would be if you
Speaker 9: were like ce Sins. Most of the time I worked
Speaker 9: for a company directly, but I was backed by the union.
Speaker 9: Maybe that's different versus somebody say boiler Maker one oh
Speaker 9: five out of Cincinnati or three ninety two Local three
Speaker 9: ninety two.
Speaker 1: Maybe they have a pot.
Speaker 9: That they could draw from. However, I did used to
Speaker 9: work for Emery Chemical for ten years down on SD
Speaker 9: Avenue in Saint Bernard, Yea. And in two thousand and
Speaker 9: five our steel Workers Union actually lied to the union
Speaker 9: members and told the union members so to get them
Speaker 9: to sway them to vote down the contract, that they
Speaker 9: guaranteed that no one would lose a house, a home,
Speaker 9: a car. And people fell for this, and we wound
Speaker 9: up walking picket for over a year and it wound
Speaker 9: up just getting totally. They got what they call those
Speaker 9: injunctions and went to Cincinnati to the courthouse and had
Speaker 9: us all removed away from off the picket lines. Wow,
Speaker 9: never did get to.
Speaker 1: Go back in on that job.
Speaker 9: Now, you could have resigned from the union across the
Speaker 9: picket line and went in for about seven dollars less
Speaker 9: on the hour than what you were making before.
Speaker 1: Right, and then.
Speaker 9: There's a lot of stuff that goes on a lot
Speaker 9: of people don't know about.
Speaker 1: Well, I appreciate the additional insight. Never been a union
Speaker 1: worker myself, so these things are quite often outside my element.
Speaker 9: Well here's another thing. Here's another thing, real quick, and
Speaker 9: I'll let you go because I know you're on.
Speaker 1: A time schedule.
Speaker 9: I've been bothered about this all week with you have
Speaker 9: I don't know if you've mentioned it. I do listen
Speaker 9: to you every morning coming into work, but I haven't
Speaker 9: heard you mention it. The George Soros's son Alex Soros,
Speaker 9: that whole Soros gang has purchased over two hundred and
Speaker 9: twenty radio stations all across America.
Speaker 1: They bought Audust. Yeah it was this, Yeah, I know
Speaker 1: they approved it, fast tracked, going around their normal protocol.
Speaker 1: Obviously the fix was in yet he bought out odysty
Speaker 1: which was in bankruptcy. So wait for the wait for
Speaker 1: the content change to the intent you listened to one
Speaker 1: of those channels.
Speaker 9: Oh, I know, I hope that won't affect you.
Speaker 1: Now it's a different company when it comes for iHeartMedia,
Speaker 1: when we may have a problem on our hands. Until
Speaker 1: that time, thanks to the additional info, real quick here
Speaker 1: and got one more stupid I can get in before
Speaker 1: we take the break. On top of the our Kenosha
Speaker 1: Chilinoy pastor has been charged with two phonies after prosecutors
Speaker 1: claimed he used the man's cell phone during a group
Speaker 1: meeting to send himself nude photographs of that man's wife,
Speaker 1: which were apparently on that man's cell phone. Gabriel Mills,
Speaker 1: forty one year old former pastor a Journey church in Kenosha,
Speaker 1: charged with two counts of capturing intimate representation. Police Department
Speaker 1: issued a statement said that Mills made his initial appearance
Speaker 1: in court, bail set at seventy five hundred dollars. Criminal
Speaker 1: complaint claims a detective met with a married couple in
Speaker 1: late September regarding Mills, who they accused of using the
Speaker 1: husband's cell phone and sending himself nude or partially dude
Speaker 1: photos of the man's wife without without her consent. This
Speaker 1: happened during a life group meeting. Husband said Mills had
Speaker 1: his phone because he needed help downloading an audio book.
Speaker 1: Analysis of the phone, though, found that the texting and
Speaker 1: airdrop apps were used while Mills had the phone. Complain
Speaker 1: says police found two photos of the man's wife on
Speaker 1: Mill's phone when they executed a search warrant on the device.
Speaker 1: Mills listed as guest Experienced Pastor on the Journey Church
Speaker 1: website since been removed terminated September twenty ninth after his arrest.
Speaker 1: Condition of his bail, he can't contact the staff members
Speaker 1: at the church or the couple, and cannot possess devices
Speaker 1: of others. Journey Church pastor Kevin Taylor issued the statement,
Speaker 1: obviously comes the great shock to our church on school
Speaker 1: community hold leader's the highest standards moral conduct. You've read
Speaker 1: that statement before it came from legal anyway, please said
Speaker 1: it's open an investigation and anyone with information can contact
Speaker 1: their detective there. Jeez, well, what the hell. Maybe here's
Speaker 1: a thought one that I've made before. Don't take pictures
Speaker 1: of your wife naked. It won't be out on the
Speaker 1: internet and in the cloud and capable of being well
Speaker 1: ripped off from some pervert. Fifty six fifty five k
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Speaker 1: seven five, preseated by Nobody, No Tech Friday, Dave Hotter. Today,
Speaker 1: Dave is sick, had a hospital emergency. We don't know
Speaker 1: what's wrong, and so I'm asking my listeners to keep
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Speaker 1: dot com. Yesterday, on the program Hamilton County Prosecuted, Melissa
Speaker 1: Powers doing a great breakdown why Connie Pillage is not
Speaker 1: qualified to get to even get a vote, let alone
Speaker 1: do the job, just one by one, all the reasons why,
Speaker 1: I mean, including the fact that she hasn't been inside
Speaker 1: of a courtroom and like twenty years. I'm the first
Speaker 1: person to admit that if you have not practiced law
Speaker 1: in like twenty years, you're not capable of practicing law.
Speaker 1: That's me. I at least kept my license up this
Speaker 1: whole time. It is my eighteenth year in radio. I
Speaker 1: couldn't litigate myself out of a paper bag. The rules
Speaker 1: of civil procedure, like the rules of criminal procedure change
Speaker 1: over time, and the case law develops every day of
Speaker 1: the week, let alone over the years. So is she
Speaker 1: still on top of criminal law? Does she know what
Speaker 1: she's talking about? She just re upped her license so
Speaker 1: she could run for the office Countie Pillage. So I
Speaker 1: put you to the challenge. Check out Connie Pillage's website,
Speaker 1: check out Hamilton County Prosecuted Powers campaign site, and you
Speaker 1: look at who's who the experience, meet the candidate, and
Speaker 1: then you'll easily conclude what Hamilton County prosecuted Melissam Powers
Speaker 1: concluded yesterday and confirmed yesterday. Village is not worthy of
Speaker 1: your vote. Orlando Sanza, he kicked Greg Landsman's button the
Speaker 1: debate earlier in the week. He was on the program
Speaker 1: yesterday running for Congress against Greg Landsman, and of course
Speaker 1: a souper perier candidate and as just an all round intelligent,
Speaker 1: articulate and smart guy. I mean that's really I mean,
Speaker 1: what a background he's got too. You can confidently vote
Speaker 1: on him. I went through the details in the last hour.
Speaker 1: But yes, the US port Workers strike is over. The
Speaker 1: employers offered a sixty two percent increase as long as
Speaker 1: they went back right back to work, and they're going
Speaker 1: to work on the remaining demands over the next year.
Speaker 1: So this extends the contract through January fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: while they continue negotiating issues, including whether or not they're
Speaker 1: going to automate the docks. Let's stay back in the
Speaker 1: eighteenth century, shall we. Let's just not automate anything. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that doesn't impact our global competition at all, and I'm
Speaker 1: sure it doesn't impact the price of goods and services
Speaker 1: coming our goods coming in and out of the ports.
Speaker 1: No inefficiency must be maintained so they can maintain the
Speaker 1: fifty thousand dock workers, which I learned from the Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal, only twenty five thousand actual jobs in the ports,
Speaker 1: which means half of the union members are well at
Speaker 1: home collecting what the journal referred to as container royalties.
Speaker 1: But that apparently is something that was negotiating in one
Speaker 1: of their contracts. So they kicked back at home. Twenty
Speaker 1: five thousand men work, and people work, well, we pay
Speaker 1: for fifty thousand jobs, So lots of problems with that,
Speaker 1: and of course the fact that they have a monopoly.
Speaker 1: That's the biggest problem. Yeah, my friend Jeff give me
Speaker 1: a great illustration to spring from. He said, you know,
Speaker 1: they should remember what happened to the bakers union when
Speaker 1: the hostess got shut down. Well, that's not going to
Speaker 1: happen here. Hostess had competition, The Baker's union had competition.
Speaker 1: This is not a monopolistic driven industry baking. So you
Speaker 1: can't get your hostess because the union made demands that
Speaker 1: hostess couldn't meet. No more hostess for you. But you
Speaker 1: still got little debbies and other baked goods to choose from.
Speaker 1: Right Longshorman Union has one hundred percent monopolistic control over
Speaker 1: the entire Eastern seaboard, of course the Gulf Coast, and
Speaker 1: I should mention the West Coast too. When they shut
Speaker 1: it down, they impact every single man, woman in out
Speaker 1: in America inflationary realities. Truckers are out of work, retailers
Speaker 1: are out of work as we entered the Christmas season.
Speaker 1: So this was impactful to all Americans. Selfish, perhaps you
Speaker 1: can make the argument that they were in total more money,
Speaker 1: I guess, but it's the monopolistic reality going onto the
Speaker 1: docks that creates this opportunity for them to well exact
Speaker 1: a sixty two percent increase in already pretty nice wages,
Speaker 1: most of them making about one hundred grand by all reports.
Speaker 1: And agay, I'm moving over to domestic issues and well,
Speaker 1: the hurricane, most notably death toll up to two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifteen. Now more victims are being found, they say
Speaker 1: they're going to continue to find them. This is the
Speaker 1: deadliest hurricane to hit the mainlandsense Katrina back in two
Speaker 1: thousand and five, they say, And this is so weird
Speaker 1: about this. Roughly half of the victims were in North Carolina,
Speaker 1: South Carolina, and Georgia, which you know, you're usually talking
Speaker 1: about Florida because it gets hit so badly being at
Speaker 1: sea level. So they continue to search for folks, and
Speaker 1: the federal government is obviously endeavoring to help the sum end.
Speaker 1: But according to FEMA's a Fema rather and Alexander Maorcis,
Speaker 1: they don't have any more money. Eh, wonder why yes
Speaker 1: our Earlier this week, ma Orcus told reporters that FEMA
Speaker 1: does not have the long term funding to help American
Speaker 1: citizens impacted by Hurricane Helene. Quote, we are meeting the
Speaker 1: immediate needs with the money we have. We are expecting
Speaker 1: another hurricane hitting. FEMA does not have the funds to
Speaker 1: make it through the season. I wonder why could it be?
Speaker 1: Could it be illegal immigration? Bell reports FEMA allocated three
Speaker 1: hundred and sixty four million dollars in fiscal year twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three. Add to that six hundred and fifty million
Speaker 1: dollars in fiscal year twenty twenty four for the purposes
Speaker 1: of shelter and service programs for non citizens released by
Speaker 1: the Department of Homeland Security, one billion plus dollars over
Speaker 1: two county years. Now, FEMA doesn't have any more money
Speaker 1: left for citizens of the United States of America who
Speaker 1: are struggling mightily against the challenges of having their entire
Speaker 1: neighborhood wiped out. Donald Trump Junior observed, So FEMA is
Speaker 1: almost out of money to help federal emergencies. You know,
Speaker 1: the FI and FEMA because they spent almost a billion
Speaker 1: dollars helping illegal immigrants over the last couple of years.
Speaker 1: Got it, But probably tough to explain to those not
Speaker 1: getting a help they need in Georgia and North Carolina.
Speaker 1: True coming to the rest of you. Kamala Harris seven
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty bucks an eight for those Hurricane Heleen victims.
Speaker 1: And you know, props to Bright Bart for pointing out that, yeah,
Speaker 1: we other have other financial obligations, or at least we're
Speaker 1: meeting some other financial requests from old like say the Ukraine,
Speaker 1: where we recently announced another eight billion dollars. Huh. I
Speaker 1: think that's a fair thing to bring up. I point
Speaker 1: this out all the time in the Morning show. There
Speaker 1: is a finite amount of money and an infinite number
Speaker 1: of people with their hands seeking to get in the
Speaker 1: cookie jar otherwise have their hand in the cookie jar.
Speaker 1: Add Ukraine and the military demands of the Ukrainian population
Speaker 1: to that list. We prioritize them over our own people.
Speaker 1: Harris visited Georgia on Wednesday, after spending the weekend campaigning
Speaker 1: and having a whooped up time out on the West coast.
Speaker 1: Some view that is insensitive and having bad optics. And
Speaker 1: it's also two days after Donald Trump was there. She
Speaker 1: announced aid for the hurricane victims seven hundred and fifty bucks. Quote.
Speaker 1: The federal relief and assistance that we have been providing
Speaker 1: has included female providing seven hundred and fifty dollars to
Speaker 1: folks who need immediate needs or folks who need you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: this is her words. I'm sorry for the word salad,
Speaker 1: but I'm quoting her for folks who need immediate needs
Speaker 1: being met, such as food, baby formula, and like you,
Speaker 1: they can apply now. And Joe says, don't spend it
Speaker 1: all one place. That is an excellent observation, Joe, if
Speaker 1: you don't have a house, or running water, or a
Speaker 1: neighborhood or stores to buy things from, I will point out,
Speaker 1: what good is seven hundred and fifty bucks gonna do
Speaker 1: if you're stuck on a mountaintop with nothing around, maybe
Speaker 1: they can fight cigarettes. I don't know. This is my
Speaker 1: point on people who you know hold gold now as
Speaker 1: an investment, you draw your own conclusions relative to the
Speaker 1: market whether gold is a good investment for people who
Speaker 1: have gold bars acting their home. I was thinking, you know,
Speaker 1: they claim it's there in case of the apocalypse at
Speaker 1: the end of the Fiat currency. Well, if that were
Speaker 1: to happen, things are gonna be a lot worse. I'd
Speaker 1: be interested in where my food's gonna come from, and
Speaker 1: I'd much rather have something I can barter with, because
Speaker 1: if I'm starving and you've got a and I have
Speaker 1: a brick worth of gold, or if you have a
Speaker 1: brick worth of gold or something, you know the transactions,
Speaker 1: or I can't eat the gold. How do you slice
Speaker 1: it up into denominations that are tradable have a sandwich
Speaker 1: or in the case of folks stranded on a mountain
Speaker 1: without running water utilities, I think I'd rather have a
Speaker 1: glass of water. And if I had the glass of
Speaker 1: water and I had the sandwich, and I'm in a
Speaker 1: similar circumstance, you can come to me with three bars
Speaker 1: of gold, and I would say, well, under the current circumstances,
Speaker 1: that doesn't serve any purpose whatsoever. It doesn't feed me,
Speaker 1: it doesn't shelter me, it doesn't provide me with clothing,
Speaker 1: it doesn't provide me with resources I might need to
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Speaker 1: beer and song and dance and beer and food and yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what it's all about. Anyhow, I can stick with
Speaker 1: the hurricane and the relief efforts. So while the federal
Speaker 1: government claims it's trying to provide relief to folks. Get
Speaker 1: seven hundred and fifty bucks, go ahead, try to spend it.
Speaker 1: There's someplace open to buy something. That's it ra out
Speaker 1: of money, and in the meantime, federal government's interfering with
Speaker 1: people's efforts to help out. There was one guy who's
Speaker 1: private guy, and that's the people are rallying to the cause.
Speaker 1: There are private operations or individuals who are you getting
Speaker 1: on our all terrain vehicles and going off into the
Speaker 1: remote areas bringing supplies to people who need food, things
Speaker 1: of that nature. Individuals Americans coming to the aid of
Speaker 1: their fellow Americans, or the federal government basically trying to
Speaker 1: stand in the way of it. A couple of points
Speaker 1: on that one guy, he has his own helicopter and
Speaker 1: he's flying people out. He wrested a couple of folks
Speaker 1: up on a mountain, and when he brought him back
Speaker 1: and landed him at the airport, he was told he
Speaker 1: would be arrested if he continued to engage in those activities.
Speaker 1: Someone simply trying to help out, don't do that, you mes,
Speaker 1: just people could have died. And then Pete Butter judge
Speaker 1: is telling people to not to use drones stay away
Speaker 1: from the hurricane recovery efforts. Quote, drone pilots, do not
Speaker 1: fly your drones near or around rescue and recovery efforts
Speaker 1: for Hurricane Helene. Interfering with emergency response and operation impacts
Speaker 1: search and rescue operations on the ground. Our goal is
Speaker 1: to make sure that funding is no obstacle to very
Speaker 1: quickly getting people the relief that they need and deserve.
Speaker 1: After telling people that he doesn't have any more money
Speaker 1: left because he spent it all on resettling immigrants, he
Speaker 1: said there's also some safety issue us it come up,
Speaker 1: for example, temporary flight restriction to make sure that the
Speaker 1: airspace is clear for many flights or drone activity that
Speaker 1: might be involved in helping allow these emergency responders to
Speaker 1: do their job. Huh, We're not having any aircraft the
Speaker 1: federal government has flying around there that they would have
Speaker 1: an air restriction. Oh no, that was for President Biden
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Speaker 1: for people on the ground who row could use some assistance.
Speaker 1: And many people on social media blew up over this one.
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Speaker 1: Something you're probably going to not appreciate. I northbound I
Speaker 1: seventy five is going to be closed most weekends and
Speaker 1: probably all weekends this month, beginning on Friday. Northbound I
Speaker 1: seventy five shut down between the ramps to and from
Speaker 1: eastbound Norwood Lateral starting at ten pm today and it
Speaker 1: lasts through three am on Monday. Stay contractors beginning a
Speaker 1: one point nine million dollar project to rehabilitate the pavement
Speaker 1: on ICE seventy five, installing what they're called load transfer
Speaker 1: platforms to support the pavement drivers. ODOTT says is are
Speaker 1: urged to detour to eastbound north Norwood Lateral and then
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Speaker 1: or Interstate seventy four. Kathleen full with ODOD says that
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Speaker 1: plan alternative roots fans leaving the game on Sunday. Heir quote,
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Speaker 1: within the out within the belt, maybe you want to
Speaker 1: consider I seventy four and two seventy five said, Obviously,
Speaker 1: I seventy one is going to be another great option.
Speaker 1: We know there's going to be traffic congestion, traffic delays,
Speaker 1: but we don't want to discourage people from coming downtown.
Speaker 1: So this one, you got one coming up October eleventh
Speaker 1: and fourteenth weekend, and then they're planning on October twenty
Speaker 1: fifth and twenty eighth. That one is not yet set
Speaker 1: in stone hold On. Parents of a thirteen year old
Speaker 1: at Ackerman Middle School say they were disturbed after they
Speaker 1: learned a former teacher was a clue accused of searching
Speaker 1: for private information on their child. Former teacher at the school,
Speaker 1: Kevin Kneehouse, charged with a misdemeanor related to looking up
Speaker 1: private information on a student, which is a violation of
Speaker 1: federal law. They say parents who declined to be identified,
Speaker 1: we're told on Thursday by the school resource officer that
Speaker 1: Kneehouse was accused of looking up their daughter's information. Boone
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's Office Sidney House was investigated for inappropriate relationships
Speaker 1: between him and students. Criminal complaints says he used computer
Speaker 1: system to find the students locker and combination and would
Speaker 1: place a gift inside for her before the first day
Speaker 1: of school without her knowledge or consent. SRO discovered more
Speaker 1: than twenty searches of ten students who were in his class.
Speaker 1: Bone's County sheriff District said it wouldn't comment on a
Speaker 1: matter other than saying knee House was no longer employed.
Speaker 1: Boone County Sheriff's Office said it has concluded its investigation.
Speaker 1: The parents said, hey, we don't understand that the attention
Speaker 1: was being brain we was to bring to her to
Speaker 1: make him want to look her up, because there's no association.
Speaker 1: Our minds going into worst case scenario, like what are
Speaker 1: this guy's intentions? Amen, the thoughts that would run through
Speaker 1: any parents had, and we got a grand candy where
Speaker 1: Manistate charges after being accused of crashing his car into
Speaker 1: a Fort Mitchell couple's house. Police responded at three am yesterday,
Speaker 1: guy named Elijah Healan rolling has been charged with criminal
Speaker 1: mischief and operating a vehicle under the influence, later released
Speaker 1: on his own recognizance. Court documents say he drove into
Speaker 1: the home after drinking at a bar in Comington, telling
Speaker 1: police officers that he had two car bombs and three beers.
Speaker 1: Isn't a car bomb, Bailey's Irish cream sunk in a
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Speaker 1: a reference to the Irish car bombs, which you never
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Speaker 1: a lot to drink, and when he was and his
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Speaker 1: Six forty I fifty five KCD Falk station and Happy Friday,
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Speaker 1: Five one, three, seven four nine fifty five hundred eight
Speaker 1: hundred eight two three talk Bill, Thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday to.
Speaker 5: You, Thanks Brian.
Speaker 10: The reason I'm calling is I was watching NBC National
Speaker 10: News the other night and the seven hundred and fifty
Speaker 10: dollars check Comboy got right on Davy and said they're
Speaker 10: gonna do a direct deposit into their account whether or
Speaker 10: not they even have a bank left to go to,
Speaker 10: and it won't be available for ten days.
Speaker 1: Oh great. So in addition, in addition not having any
Speaker 1: stores to use the money in, you're gonna have to
Speaker 1: have access to an ATM that's operated by electricity. With
Speaker 1: more than almost a million people still without power, I
Speaker 1: don't have you access that. And then again you have
Speaker 1: people who may not have bank accounts. All good points.
Speaker 2: And then the.
Speaker 10: Immigrants that I think I saw this on Fox. We're
Speaker 10: getting visa cards loaded with like two thousand dollars worth
Speaker 10: of money for any of their you know, anything they
Speaker 10: need to spend it on h So once again, I
Speaker 10: hope people are really waking up because I talked to
Speaker 10: so many people that are actually educated and know nothing
Speaker 10: about the political way things are going today, and they're
Speaker 10: going to vote for Kamala just because she's either black,
Speaker 10: she's a woman, or whatever.
Speaker 1: And no, no, no, because she's not Trump. That's the
Speaker 1: reason that well, listen, I know a lot of people
Speaker 1: who just have bought into this. He is an evil, evil,
Speaker 1: evil man. He's the embodiment of evil. He's a Nazi,
Speaker 1: He's the embodiment of Adolf Hitler. And they don't look
Speaker 1: into the reasons why the people make those claims. They
Speaker 1: don't go ahead and in fact check on their They
Speaker 1: just taking it at their word, you know. And we'll
Speaker 1: take somebody who doesn't have a thought in her mind
Speaker 1: and can't put together a sentence without going into some
Speaker 1: word solid nonsensical speak to you hear from a college professor.
Speaker 1: Now we'll take her why she's not Trump? Does she
Speaker 1: have any ideas? No, the idea is that we know
Speaker 1: about that she's on record on against the American people,
Speaker 1: across the board. We want to live comfortably and enjoy
Speaker 1: a middle class life. You don't want, Kamala Harris. Now
Speaker 1: they won't look into that.
Speaker 10: I don't want to be redundant, but don't vote down.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bill, appreciate that. Bringing up Tom Any of
Speaker 1: his house speaking of illegal immigrants. Yeah, more than a
Speaker 1: billion dollars spent on resettling illegal immigrants, and uh my
Speaker 1: Orcus says, femas no longer has any money. So it
Speaker 1: sucks to be you if you are in a natural disaster.
Speaker 1: All right, Adding insult to injury, we have the Department
Speaker 1: of Homeland Security, Inspector General of the under the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: Harris administration released a report yesterday and it's a one.
Speaker 1: In that report, they acknowledged that several agencies, in the
Speaker 1: words of the report, did not fully assess risks associated
Speaker 1: with releasing millions of illegal immigrants without IDs into the
Speaker 1: United States. In a heavily redacted document, it details what,
Speaker 1: well at least James Morley over at NEWSMAS described as
Speaker 1: colossal lapses in judgment by the Transportations Security Administration TSA,
Speaker 1: Immigrations and Customs Enforcement ICE, and Customs and Border Patrol
Speaker 1: Folks CBP following the release of millions of non citizens
Speaker 1: here into the United States. The report stated that according
Speaker 1: to federal law, non citizens without IDs are not admissible
Speaker 1: into the country and shall be detained. That's the law.
Speaker 1: That's a quote from the law. But the Customs and
Speaker 1: Border Patrol officials and ICE officials are allowing the release
Speaker 1: of non citizens into the United States based on well,
Speaker 1: depending on the circumstances, including accepting are you righted? Are
Speaker 1: you ready self reported biographical information? In other words, who
Speaker 1: are you? Where's your ID? Don't have one? Well, under
Speaker 1: the federal law, you're not allowed in without an ID.
Speaker 1: We need to detain you. That's what the law tells
Speaker 1: us to do. Well, I'm a fred Garvin. Oh okay,
Speaker 1: here's a form, fill out the information. You just write
Speaker 1: it down and we'll believe you, and then we'll put
Speaker 1: you on a domestic flight. Inspector General Joseph KAfari in
Speaker 1: the report stated quote neither CBP or ICE could determine
Speaker 1: how many of the millions of non citizens seeking entry
Speaker 1: into the US each year entered without identification and whose
Speaker 1: self reported biographic information was accepted CBP and ICE. He
Speaker 1: went on to say, and I'm quoting his own words.
Speaker 1: Immigration officers were interviewed acknowledg the risks of allowing non
Speaker 1: citizens without IDs into the country, yet neither CBP or
Speaker 1: ICE conducted a comprehensive risk assessment for these non citizens
Speaker 1: to assess their level of risk these individuals present and
Speaker 1: developed corresponding mitigation measures. Hm now Kufari, the Inspector General,
Speaker 1: asked DHS to provide the number of non citizens who
Speaker 1: did not have ID and yet were released into the
Speaker 1: US between twenty twenty one and twenty twenty three, but
Speaker 1: neither CBP or ICE were able to provide that information
Speaker 1: because they didn't log it into their system. They have
Speaker 1: no information on whether or not the migrants had identification
Speaker 1: or provided it with just sort of self reported. Exacerbating
Speaker 1: the problem, the TSA, you know the folks that you
Speaker 1: deal with and when you're going through airport's security, the
Speaker 1: body cavity folks, the full body scanner folks. Those folks
Speaker 1: the ones that will ask you for your photo ID
Speaker 1: before you can get your air ticket and board the airplane.
Speaker 1: Those folks. TSA relied on the data and background checks
Speaker 1: of non citizens they got from the Customs and Border
Speaker 1: Patrol folks and ICE to determine if a migrant passenger
Speaker 1: was a security risk. Oh great, going backwards. TSA is
Speaker 1: relying on information that came out of the mouth of
Speaker 1: the illegal immigrant without any background check, any any looking
Speaker 1: into or assessment of their risk or danger. In other words,
Speaker 1: literally nothing other than the word of the person to
Speaker 1: determine if they were a security risk for an airline flight.
Speaker 1: The report concluded, as CBB and ICE continued to allow
Speaker 1: non citizens whose identicity identities immigration officers cannot confirm to
Speaker 1: enter the country, they may inadvertently increase national security risk. Well, no,
Speaker 1: kidding a little have been an excellent place to use
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Speaker 1: talk station. Hello, I'm Victor Gray, ruling Road. Wait, it's
Speaker 1: a state's issue. Federal government has no role whatsoever and
Speaker 1: cannot speak nationally on issues abortion. Donald Trump said he
Speaker 1: was going to veto a national abortion man can extend
Speaker 1: somebody was foolish enough to try to do it. Oh,
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Speaker 7: the bridge, four seventy one kim in northbound slowing down
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Speaker 7: North seventy five starting to pick up some volume from
Speaker 7: Dixie to Kyle's and looks like two to seventy five
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Speaker 1: Station six fifty three, if any about their CD talk station,
Speaker 1: it's just so frustrating. Thing's banging your head against the wall. Godlye,
Speaker 1: how many times you got to say it? Can we
Speaker 1: just put that issue to bed. There is no possible
Speaker 1: way the federal government can do a nationwide ban on abortions.
Speaker 1: It's not within the constitutional powers of the federal goverment
Speaker 1: to do it. That's what the Supreme Court said. It's
Speaker 1: a state's issue. Guess what you got. Abortion in Ohio
Speaker 1: it's been enshrine based on a ballot referendum. It's constitutional
Speaker 1: right in a state of Ohio, federal gument couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: If they tried, it would be thrown out. Didn't you
Speaker 1: read the decision. We couldn't even pass a straight face
Speaker 1: test to try to pass one, like an exercise in futility.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing this? Notably, Donald Trump came out
Speaker 1: the other day after the JD Or during the JD
Speaker 1: Vans debate with Walls, unequivocally stated there is no federal
Speaker 1: abortion ban. I'm not going to sign one to the
Speaker 1: law if they put one in front of me. And
Speaker 1: of course, you know how the process and government got
Speaker 1: to have the House and the Senate pass a comparable bill.
Speaker 1: How is that possibly going to happen? Well, unless the
Speaker 1: Democrats get rid of the filibuster over in the Senate,
Speaker 1: which case, you know, if they get fifty maybe fifty
Speaker 1: one and take the White House. Oh, but that's right.
Speaker 1: They wouldn't try a national abortion ban if they got
Speaker 1: the White House, and of course there'd be enough Democrats.
Speaker 1: Is stopping in its traction if they tried, And folks,
Speaker 1: I'm sure like Congressman Thomas Massey would remind people of
Speaker 1: the Constitution and the reality that abortion is not the
Speaker 1: subject matter of a federal government edict mandate law. How
Speaker 1: frustrating it is. It's frustrating for me, But how difficult
Speaker 1: a concept is that to understand Barney Moreno is against
Speaker 1: abortion personally, he's against abortion. You may very well be too.
Speaker 1: You may think it's a okay to kill a baby
Speaker 1: at eighth month, ninth month of pregnancy. You're entitled to
Speaker 1: that belief. That doesn't mean you can enshrine into federal
Speaker 1: law your position on the subject matter, because it's been
Speaker 1: definitively stated. It is not one of the powers the
Speaker 1: federal government enjoys retains. I should more poor or more
Speaker 1: appropriately say six fifty five fifty five cares to detalk
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Speaker 1: a Southern Bell's Guide to Restoring Federalism and Draining the Swamp,
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Speaker 1: It's seven oh six. Brian Thomas, you're wishing everyone to
Speaker 1: happy Friday and welcoming to the fifty five THEIRS Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Author Mandy Gunnis Sakara. She's got a great background to
Speaker 1: write this book. We're gonna be talking about y'all Fire,
Speaker 1: a Southern Middle's guide to Restoring Federalism Draining the Swamp.
Speaker 1: She has been a center of US and energy and
Speaker 1: environmental policy for the last decade to a decade. A
Speaker 1: veteran environmental attorney, energy strategist, and communicator, served under President
Speaker 1: Donald Trump as the chief of Staff at the US
Speaker 1: Environmental Protection Agency. Currently a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation. Yay,
Speaker 1: and she is a resident of Oxford, Mississippi, where she
Speaker 1: lives with her husband and children. Welcome to the Morning Show,
Speaker 1: Mandy Gunnis Sicara. It's a real pleasure to have you
Speaker 1: on today.
Speaker 11: Well, good morning, and it's a pleasure to be with you.
Speaker 1: And getting to the point on the subtitle draining the swamp.
Speaker 1: Here's a problem I had. We'll get into more details
Speaker 1: on the book, and thank you so much for writing it.
Speaker 1: I was looking, you know, And I'm a criticisan. I'm
Speaker 1: a critic of I don't believe that I'm exhaling us
Speaker 1: into oblivion. I do not believe there was a problem
Speaker 1: with carbon dioxide. Honestly, I know it's tree food. I
Speaker 1: haven't bought into the religion, all right, So call me
Speaker 1: old fashioned, but I always counter this argument that we're
Speaker 1: killing the planet, which seems to serve as the basis
Speaker 1: for almost every removal of freedom that exists in our
Speaker 1: lives in this world, that the planet's temperature has ebbed
Speaker 1: and flowed. The estate of Ohio was at one time
Speaker 1: covered completely with a glacier. Thankfully it isn't anymore. The
Speaker 1: Earth got warmer, and now we grow corn here. So
Speaker 1: how is it that the earth temperature has ebbed and flowed?
Speaker 1: And only right now it's our fault? So with that
Speaker 1: in mind, we have a collection, in my estimation, of
Speaker 1: useful idiots who have just taken that and just believed
Speaker 1: it as gospel. And then therefore allow things like ice
Speaker 1: internal combustion engine mandates and like's going on in California
Speaker 1: where they force people to buy, for example, big rigs
Speaker 1: electric big rigs that go one hundred and fifteen miles
Speaker 1: versus the thousand to fifteen hundred miles of diesel trucks go,
Speaker 1: which also happened to cost twice the price of a
Speaker 1: diesel truck. But they're not allowed to sell you a
Speaker 1: diesel unless they sell an EV. That is all made up.
Speaker 1: It's insanity and it's ruining our economy. One illustration. So
Speaker 1: to drain the swamp, don't we have to drain the
Speaker 1: useful idiots who are bought into this. Yeah.
Speaker 11: Absolutely, And there's only so much you can do to
Speaker 11: not only get rid of them in terms of being
Speaker 11: responsible for consequential decision making, but you know they'll still
Speaker 11: be out there talking. President Trump appropriately referred to this
Speaker 11: group of folks as the profits of Doom. They've been
Speaker 11: around since the beginning of time. There's some famous ones
Speaker 11: in the Bible, and all you have to know is
Speaker 11: that they're always pushing the same socialist styled solutions to
Speaker 11: whatever the doomsday prophecy is. And that's the case with
Speaker 11: climate change. You know, there was I worked for a
Speaker 11: senator from Oklahoma for quite some time, and he used
Speaker 11: to reference a quote that they want to control carbon
Speaker 11: because if you control carbon, you can control life, And
Speaker 11: that truly is what they are after.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then that that's the the controlling carbon in
Speaker 1: the name of well saving us all on the planet.
Speaker 1: That's the why. That was created to serve the interest
Speaker 1: of the real motivation, the real religion, which is socialism, communism, Marxism,
Speaker 1: or just literal top down control from some collective of
Speaker 1: powerful elite over our lives.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's exactly right, because you know, they know better
Speaker 11: than us, that's what they think. And if they're going
Speaker 11: to destroy the economy, they have to be doing it
Speaker 11: for a good reason, so they still feel like good people.
Speaker 11: And that's that's hence all the problytizing about about you know,
Speaker 11: how to be how to be a better citizen, and
Speaker 11: we're all in this together in.
Speaker 3: Some of this language.
Speaker 11: But the truth is, none of that's necessary to have
Speaker 11: a healthy, thriving environment and general public. We know this
Speaker 11: because we took a totally different approach during the Trump administration.
Speaker 11: We cut regulations, we gave people freedom back we gave
Speaker 11: people financial investments back, and what happened. The economy boomed,
Speaker 11: and the way that you measure pollutants, whether it's clean air,
Speaker 11: clean water, or cleaning up legacy pollution in the soil,
Speaker 11: we continued to break records on all fronts. So we
Speaker 11: know how to balance the two. We know how to
Speaker 11: do it successful. And you know what, it doesn't require
Speaker 11: you giving up your individual liberties and rights to some
Speaker 11: morally inept elite in Washington, DC that wants to tell
Speaker 11: you what to do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, we could take all the efforts
Speaker 1: we want to get rid of carbon or fill in
Speaker 1: the blank on whatever other pollutant they claim that we're producing,
Speaker 1: and we could do it all day long and succeed
Speaker 1: in meeting zero mission standard, which means we will probably
Speaker 1: not have electricity. Meanwhile, China continues to belch out more
Speaker 1: than we have taken out of the planet and increases
Speaker 1: the mount every single day. I'm sorry, but the globe
Speaker 1: is one single set of air and we're all breathing,
Speaker 1: and so our efforts are negated by our enemy.
Speaker 11: Yeah, exactly right. Well, and that therein lies the key
Speaker 11: problem with the so called Paris climate Accord, and one
Speaker 11: of the first things I worked on with President Trump
Speaker 11: and getting out was that disastrous deal. And it's because
Speaker 11: it's all the bonus burden financial pain falls in the
Speaker 11: United States. Meanwhile, it gives not only countries like China
Speaker 11: a free pass, but also India and Russia and their
Speaker 11: environmental standards. Maybe they look good on a piece of paper,
Speaker 11: but they have no intentions or seriousness about implementing them
Speaker 11: in ways that tangibly matter. If you truly care about
Speaker 11: global health.
Speaker 1: Or a better environment, well, and it's in their best
Speaker 1: interest to do whatever the hell they want while we
Speaker 1: weaken ourselves by cutting our own throats in the name
Speaker 1: of well saving the world.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's exactly right. You know, as we suppress development, jobs,
Speaker 11: and investment here in the United States, that demand does
Speaker 11: not go away. It just reservices somewhere else. And it's
Speaker 11: going to most likely resurface in a place like China
Speaker 11: where it's cheap. But it's cheap because they cut corners.
Speaker 11: And if you care about pollution, let's talk about traditional
Speaker 11: particulate matter pollution, soot, fine soot. China, you rightfully reference
Speaker 11: they're building a new coal plant just about every week
Speaker 11: they just propose a coal plant development plan outlook where
Speaker 11: they're going to have the largest coal fleet in the world.
Speaker 11: But the problem is the coal plants that they're building,
Speaker 11: they don't use pollution control devices that are coal plants
Speaker 11: in the United States have been using for years well.
Speaker 1: And the mandates on the scrubbing technology and the carbon
Speaker 1: removal technology are extraordinarily expensive. So the extent you could
Speaker 1: meet the EPA's onerous demands and removing carbon from the
Speaker 1: coal plant, you probably go out of business trying to
Speaker 1: accomplish that goal. So it's not even an option. Ergo,
Speaker 1: the coal plant doesn't get built.
Speaker 11: That's right. They like to take a million dollar problem
Speaker 11: and turn it into a billion dollar liability, and that
Speaker 11: is how EPA uses itself, and it's become a tool
Speaker 11: of the left where they use the role of EPA
Speaker 11: to squeeze out the industries and people that have fallen
Speaker 11: out of political favor and cold fired power plants gas
Speaker 11: fired power plants are traditional energy resources. They've been front
Speaker 11: and center in that receipt of the weaponization of agencies
Speaker 11: like EPA and the Department of Interior, not because it
Speaker 11: makes sense from a policy perspective, but it makes sense
Speaker 11: from a political perspective by virtue.
Speaker 3: Of the left.
Speaker 1: My guest today, author of Y'all Fired, Southern Bell's Guide
Speaker 1: to Restoring Federalism Draining the Swamp, manny Gna Sakara. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's cut to the chase you talk about in chapter
Speaker 1: four of your book about firing career employees. Very challenging problem.
Speaker 1: There are rules and REGs in place regarding hiring and
Speaker 1: firing a federal employer. So let's talk about that. Assuming
Speaker 1: you know, we all get our dream and not only
Speaker 1: do we cut out useless redundancies in government and just
Speaker 1: forever get rid of departments in restocking and re employing
Speaker 1: fired employees who are so politically biased that they can't
Speaker 1: do their job effectively for the American people. How do
Speaker 1: we replace them? Are there people out there that reject
Speaker 1: this nonsense, would actually do their job without being politically
Speaker 1: biased and harming the American people?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Well, I think a lot of the jobs that we
Speaker 11: propose to cut, we just don't replace. Because the truth is,
Speaker 11: the federal government, especially at the agency level, it should
Speaker 11: shrink by at least thirty percent, if not forty to
Speaker 11: fifty and that's going to be really important. A day
Speaker 11: one exercise for the next conservative administration will really need
Speaker 11: to be filtering all the jobs and offices at various
Speaker 11: agencies and determining which ones tangibly could tangibly promote and
Speaker 11: implement the agencies state admission and wish ones do not,
Speaker 11: and the ones that do not are superfluous they need
Speaker 11: to go. But then yeah, getting rid of political hacks
Speaker 11: that sent under this umbrella of public servant but actually
Speaker 11: undermine the direction the political direction of anyone that they disagree.
Speaker 11: Experience this firsthand with President Trump. Not only do they disagree,
Speaker 11: they will go out of their way to demean, discredit,
Speaker 11: and demoralize the political appointees trying to implement that vision.
Speaker 11: So to the extent there needs to be some replacement.
Speaker 11: Another concept that I think is really important is moving
Speaker 11: portions of the federal agency out of DC so that
Speaker 11: you can pull from a broader grouping of potential employees
Speaker 11: people that would like to work for the EPA or Interior.
Speaker 11: They've actually been in the field, have really great expertise
Speaker 11: that they could bring in, but they don't want to
Speaker 11: live in DC. And I understand, I don't live there anymore.
Speaker 11: Wouldn't I wouldn't wish that on anyways. But if you
Speaker 11: move these outside of DC, then you can pull from
Speaker 11: a broader collection of experience and knowledge and where folks
Speaker 11: are from, which I think would really help improve the
Speaker 11: outcomes of variance agencies.
Speaker 1: You imagine using the Internet, email, text communications, zoom conference calls,
Speaker 1: where you can participate from anywhere in the globe and
Speaker 1: still get your job done effectively. I love the idea
Speaker 1: of diversifying people out of the greater DC area, which
Speaker 1: is obviously infested with this disease. I like to call
Speaker 1: liberalism anyway, I doubt in the final analysis. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is an uphill challenge because it's not just the
Speaker 1: woke left Democrats. I mean we've got some problems within
Speaker 1: the Republican Party as well. You have to really truly
Speaker 1: stick your neck out to make these bold assertions in
Speaker 1: the face of this brainwashing that's gone on. Mandy, how
Speaker 1: do we address that?
Speaker 11: Well, we're not alone. We're not alone as a conservative movement.
Speaker 11: We have the courageous, fearless leader we need at this moment,
Speaker 11: which is President Donald Trump, but we also have assistance
Speaker 11: from other industries. I'm talking about Elon Musk and a
Speaker 11: lot of the tech folks that two have stepped up
Speaker 11: and said, hey, there's something wrong with a federal government
Speaker 11: that wants to sensor speech and wants to take over
Speaker 11: the public square platforms because it's harder for them to
Speaker 11: otherwise maintain political control. There's a convergence of folks, even
Speaker 11: from RFK Junior and from the Vek Ramaswami all over,
Speaker 11: that are coming out of the woodwork. So I'd say
Speaker 11: that momentum is coming together. It's swelling at a really
Speaker 11: good time. But I like your question because it denotes
Speaker 11: a tone of realism, and that's what we have to have.
Speaker 11: This isn't going to be solved in one administration. This
Speaker 11: is a long term commitment. But I would allude to
Speaker 11: something that's happened before we could do it again, look
Speaker 11: at the Supreme Court. So that was a bastion of
Speaker 11: liberalism and judicial activism, and a long term, methodical, well resourced,
Speaker 11: well planned strategy is how we ultimately got the opportunity
Speaker 11: to store it back to its small sy conservative routs.
Speaker 11: And we did that as as a as a coalition.
Speaker 11: So we've just got to stay the course, stay committed.
Speaker 11: But we really need some key shifting, uh path shifting
Speaker 11: decisions made in this next administration, and a lot of
Speaker 11: that's going to come down to whether or not President
Speaker 11: Trump wins the election. I think he will, and then
Speaker 11: the plan that he starts implementing from day one. But
Speaker 11: there's a lot of folks who have thought critically about
Speaker 11: this are ready to go and committed to this long
Speaker 11: term process.
Speaker 1: Well, I know you're familiar with the West Virginia versus
Speaker 1: EBA decision, which I thought was brilliant and wonderful. Going
Speaker 1: to pair back the out of control authors of all
Speaker 1: these rules and regulations behind the scene, you have to
Speaker 1: have a specific authority from Congress. So that and other
Speaker 1: decisions along those lines are probably are the reason that
Speaker 1: they want to pack the Supreme Court the left. I
Speaker 1: got a interesting thought process, a thought question before we
Speaker 1: part coming today, Mandy. If they if they, let's say
Speaker 1: this hypothetically, if they passed a court packing law in
Speaker 1: this particular administration and then Trump won and the Republicans
Speaker 1: took over the House and sent it, how comical would
Speaker 1: it be that the Republicans would then appoint the additional
Speaker 1: justices to the Supreme Court?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 11: It wouldn't be the first time they're playing backfire. And
Speaker 11: remember when Harry Reid pulled the two thirds department for
Speaker 11: Supreme Court Justices.
Speaker 1: You know, shot really the first time this shotenfreud of
Speaker 1: moment that was, Uh, Mandy, you got us the car.
Speaker 1: It has been a real pleasure. Thanks you for writing
Speaker 1: the book, y'all, a Southern Bell's guide Restoring Federalism and
Speaker 1: draining the Trump We just scratched the surface of what's
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Speaker 1: keep up the great work and hope to see you
Speaker 1: as part of the Trump administration. God willing, Well, thank
Speaker 1: you so much.
Speaker 11: It really was a pleasure to be with you this morning.
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Speaker 1: It is seven thirty con about seven thirty one year,
Speaker 1: fifty five KRC, the Talk Station. Hope you having a
Speaker 1: happy Friday. I am pleased to welcome in the fifty
Speaker 1: five car see morning show one impressive background. He's going
Speaker 1: to empower youth seminar. It's taking place next Tuesday on
Speaker 1: the eighth, beginning at seven pm. Jack Avevan is going
Speaker 1: to do the first half hour of the segment follow
Speaker 1: by and it's called National Fears and National Affairs. My
Speaker 1: guest Edwin Black Award winning New York Times best selling
Speaker 1: international investigative author over of two hundred award winning editions
Speaker 1: in twenty languages in one hundred and ninety countries, as
Speaker 1: well as scores of newspapers and magazine articles in leading
Speaker 1: publications all across the US. More than two point two
Speaker 1: million books in print. He focuses on human rights, genocide, hate,
Speaker 1: corporate criminality and corruption, government misconduct, academic fraud, philanthropy, abuse,
Speaker 1: oil addiction, alternative energy, and historical investigation. Submitted for thirteen
Speaker 1: times for Politzer Prize nominations. He's won multiple awards, hosted
Speaker 1: The Edwin Black Show, and has eleven award winning best
Speaker 1: selling books. Wow, welcome to the program, Edwin Black. A
Speaker 1: real pleasure to have you on today. Good morning, how
Speaker 1: are you. It's a pleasure to be beck. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: I'm always good on a Friday. You can count on
Speaker 1: one thing, and what is it?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 1: All right? So here's the subject matter for the seminar.
Speaker 1: High inflation, unprecedented illegal immigration, crime running out of control,
Speaker 1: cancel culture, DEI, wokeness, assassination, attempt of Trump, biased, untruthful media. Wow,
Speaker 1: I guess we have a real problem with our republic
Speaker 1: being under attack. What I mean, is there anything we
Speaker 1: can do about it? Was kind of talking about this
Speaker 1: with the author and my last segment, But what's your
Speaker 1: take on this? It Soundsta and Graham and I agree.
Speaker 2: Well, what I agreed to discuss is something that I cover.
Speaker 1: A which is both.
Speaker 2: National affairs and national fears, which at this point should
Speaker 2: become international fears, because actually not only our country, but
Speaker 2: the world itself is really facing an important hinge moment.
Speaker 2: I can start with the international scene, since that would
Speaker 2: impact every zip code in the United States. We're looking
Speaker 2: at a high potential of a nuclear detonation sometime in
Speaker 2: the next five months, perhaps in the next five weeks.
Speaker 2: And it could come from either Russia, which has threatened
Speaker 2: it repeatedly, which was never.
Speaker 1: Done in prior years.
Speaker 2: It could come from Iran, which which is said just
Speaker 2: in the last forty eight hours that of Israel response
Speaker 2: to its unprecedented one hundred and eighty one ballistic missile attack,
Speaker 2: that it would respond unconventionally, and of course it has
Speaker 2: the bomb right right now, the nuclear bomb. And it
Speaker 2: could come from China, which is getting ready to blockade
Speaker 2: the tiny islands offshore of the China mainland, the islands
Speaker 2: of Taiwan. Taiwan is not only a big island by itself,
Speaker 2: has had some baby ones right across from the China coast,
Speaker 2: and it would also blockade parts of the Philippines. The
Speaker 2: United States would have to come to the rescue since
Speaker 2: about ninety percent of the high quality chips that run
Speaker 2: our society are in Taiwan, and we're in capable of
Speaker 2: of doing that.
Speaker 6: And then North Korea has just.
Speaker 2: Constantly been threatening in the last couple of days to
Speaker 2: unleash its new hypersonic intercontinental ballistic missile with nuclear weapons. Now, remember,
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons under one megaton, so called tactical nuclear weapons,
Speaker 2: are not regulated, and there are thousands of low yield
Speaker 2: nuclear weapons that have twenty kilotons, fifty kilotons, eighty kilo
Speaker 2: tons there and they're not and they're not regulated. But
Speaker 2: even a small nuclear weapon of say eighty kilotons, such
Speaker 2: as when we dropped down Japan, would destroy eight miles
Speaker 2: of everything within its radius. So that's on the inter
Speaker 2: national scene. Nationally, everything seems to be breaking down, the
Speaker 2: fabric of our society, the believability of the media, the
Speaker 2: fact that all our institutions have now been shredded, that
Speaker 2: presidential and vice presidential debates are no longer fair, the
Speaker 2: fact that coverage is not fair, the fact that people
Speaker 2: are being censored, the fact that people are being mobilized,
Speaker 2: the fact that some in our society are looking to
Speaker 2: limit government and others in our society are trying to
Speaker 2: limit you and I and expand the government, including what
Speaker 2: we can say, what we can think, what we can do.
Speaker 2: I have never seen, and you, Brian, have never seen
Speaker 2: our country in our world in our lifetime at this
Speaker 2: level of trepidation, chaos, and potential for disintegration.
Speaker 1: Well, I can't argue with what you're telling me. I'm
Speaker 1: very obviously, very very concerned about the use of a
Speaker 1: nuclear weapon. Would that be done for psychological reasons or
Speaker 1: actually for the purposes of strategic gaining of ground? I mean,
Speaker 1: I guess there's multiple layers the use of a nuclear
Speaker 1: weapon could be used for. And I think more of
Speaker 1: the psychological reality more than the effect.
Speaker 2: Using a boots Russia, it would be a demonstration shot
Speaker 2: because the United States is currently participating in World War three. Now,
Speaker 2: world War three is not nuclear yet, but World War
Speaker 2: three is underway.
Speaker 1: It's still convent.
Speaker 2: But when we are the direct provider of the attack
Speaker 2: mechanisms to go into Russia, UH to the Ukraine, then UH,
Speaker 2: Russia says you are part of what's going on. It's
Speaker 2: no different than Israel.
Speaker 9: Iran is arming Lebanon.
Speaker 2: We we're armed, We're arming the Ukraine, and we're openly
Speaker 2: asking Ukraine to be our proxy.
Speaker 1: If it's the case of.
Speaker 2: China launching a nuclear weapon, excuse me, it would be
Speaker 2: probably uh some form of decapitation, some form of disruption,
Speaker 2: and it would have to be on the mainland of
Speaker 2: the United States, which it can do, or they could
Speaker 2: take up Guam. If it's the case of North Korea,
Speaker 2: North Korea would just shoot first and aim second. And
Speaker 2: if it's Iran, Iran would It has approximately nine nuclear
Speaker 2: weapons quasi assembled but not loaded into Shahab three missile cone.
Speaker 2: And it has promised, it has sworn, and it has
Speaker 2: now shown that it's capable of delivering those nuclear weapons
Speaker 2: or putting them in the hands of third parties like
Speaker 2: the Hutis. And I mean, if you look at the
Speaker 2: Juti flag, the Hutis are two thousand miles away.
Speaker 1: It's not even a government.
Speaker 2: This is the Huti rebels. Their flag, if you could
Speaker 2: read the Arabic says death to Israel and death to
Speaker 2: the Jews. Now there's a group of rebels that does
Speaker 2: not even share a geographical proximity to Israel. It's two
Speaker 2: thousand kilometers, it's about fifteen hundred kilometers away, depending upon
Speaker 2: how it is, and they are quite willing in their
Speaker 2: desert society to lob one over, and so it could
Speaker 2: be there. Remember, a nuclear weapon doesn't have to be
Speaker 2: delivered ballistically.
Speaker 1: It can be delivered in a.
Speaker 2: Seaborne container.
Speaker 1: Iran has many.
Speaker 2: Converted oil oil containers, which oil tankers, which have now
Speaker 2: been turned into launch platforms, and they're cruising around. So
Speaker 2: just as we have missiles, we have tomahawks, and uh
Speaker 2: we have new we have nuclear tipped standard missiles. They
Speaker 2: have their missiles floating around. Israel could preempt or retaliate
Speaker 2: with its non existent nuclear weapons in those non existent
Speaker 2: caves sitting atop the non existent Jericho three missiles south
Speaker 2: of non existent Tel Aviv. So we are at perilous times.
Speaker 2: And we aren't even able to cope with these perilous times, indeed,
Speaker 2: because ninety nine nine percentage of people who need to
Speaker 2: know are not listening to you.
Speaker 1: And I know they're binge watching the Netflix. They're they're
Speaker 1: they're they're playing on their smartphones. They don't have time
Speaker 1: for politics, right, that's the problem.
Speaker 2: They're just uh, they're just they're just uh getting what's
Speaker 2: being fed to them. By the nightly news. The nightly
Speaker 2: news is either distortional or it's a series of half truths,
Speaker 2: and people are not getting the real picture, and more
Speaker 2: time is being spent on nonsense instead of the real deal.
Speaker 2: So basically it comes down to this, so your listeners
Speaker 2: can know how much food to shop for. The most perilous.
Speaker 5: Time that we have.
Speaker 2: Is between now and January twenty. Actually, the most perilous
Speaker 2: time we have now is between now in November fifth.
Speaker 2: If the election goes the wrong way, then the most
Speaker 2: perilous time we have could be at about January twenty,
Speaker 2: between now and January, when we will be our weakest
Speaker 2: if people vote wrong and vote for weakness and vote
Speaker 2: for instability and vote for uber control as many many might.
Speaker 2: Because we now have an election which is basically stability
Speaker 2: versus joy and happiness and smiles and no answers. We
Speaker 2: are looking at a dire situation. So many people are
Speaker 2: telling me in Canada, throughout the United States, in the
Speaker 2: Jewish community, this is now Russia, Shuan, and we're getting
Speaker 2: ready for the October seventh anniversary. I'll be in Congress
Speaker 2: leading a major global commemoration on October seventh, the day
Speaker 2: before my empower you. So many people are are saying
Speaker 2: where do I go? How do I bring my assets?
Speaker 2: And governments are already calculating exit Texas like Nazi Germany did.
Speaker 2: Canada is considering a twenty five percent. Canada all already
Speaker 2: has some So Edwin's we'd bachape. How's your morning?
Speaker 1: Well? It was well? Actually no, I was on the
Speaker 1: same path as you and I do every morning or
Speaker 1: in the morning show. We are talking the same language
Speaker 1: language I talk about every day. You're gonna be talking
Speaker 1: about this tomorrow, our next week. October eighth, Tuesday, logain
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Speaker 1: We just scratched the service today, folks. There will be
Speaker 1: Q and a opportunity with my guests this morning. Edwin
Speaker 1: Black again Tuesday, empower you America. Keep up the great work,
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Speaker 1: I haven't heard anybody say we're gonna get a nuclear
Speaker 1: bomb drop almost definitively. Yet there's your first illustration. You
Speaker 1: may think he's over the top, but it's a legitimate
Speaker 1: concern and legitimate problems we live in these crazy times
Speaker 1: in which we find ourselves. Information on that seminar fifty
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Speaker 1: tomorrow gonna be at the Steady Strides five k helping
Speaker 1: benefit the Parkinson's local Parkinson's folks here that this is
Speaker 1: their one fundraiser year and the money that they generate
Speaker 1: from the five k helps fund the exercise programs and
Speaker 1: all the other programs that the Parkinson's Association offers here
Speaker 1: in Cincinnati. So you can get the information on my
Speaker 1: blog page twenty five cars dot com. The race are
Speaker 1: actually not a race. The five k event you can
Speaker 1: walk it, you can do a one k. There's a
Speaker 1: children's event located at Corwin Nixon Park. It's just sixty
Speaker 1: two to forty nine Mason Montgomery Road tomorrow. So the walk, run,
Speaker 1: slash whatever five k begins at ten and the gates
Speaker 1: open at eight, lots of plenty of food, that's a
Speaker 1: complimentary ghettas, sandwiches, bananas and bagels and all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: And they'll be a live band there performing, and I've
Speaker 1: seen that band before. There's some great so really great guys.
Speaker 1: So enjoy the fun and activity and help the Parkinson's group.
Speaker 1: That'd be tomorrow again at Corwyn Nixon Park. Get there
Speaker 1: after eight, but certainly before ten if you want to participate.
Speaker 1: Else got raffle prizes and the like. What else is
Speaker 1: going on coming up after the top of the air news.
Speaker 1: I'm excited they are in house. They are waiting in
Speaker 1: the wings the Donna Schwab and Octoberfest folks. Something else
Speaker 1: for you to well, take a tic to do this weekend.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: The other thing I think about when it comes to
Speaker 1: the use of nuclear weapons. You know, it doesn't have
Speaker 1: to be a bomb dropped on land out a whole city.
Speaker 1: You know, if you've read anything about electromagnetic pulses, you
Speaker 1: can blow a bomb like that up in the air
Speaker 1: and the atmosphere above any area over land and it
Speaker 1: fries out basically the electric grid. Unless you've got a
Speaker 1: Faraday cage wrapped around your basically your entire house, or
Speaker 1: the electric grid. It's going to fry out. It's been
Speaker 1: demonstrated to be true. It's happened time and time again.
Speaker 1: So more than just human loss of life, which of course,
Speaker 1: an EMP knocking out electric grid would result in human
Speaker 1: loss of life, and maybe even more than an actual
Speaker 1: bomb being dropped on the ground. Something to think about anyway,
Speaker 1: these problems genuinely exist. I don't mean to stir the
Speaker 1: pot on a Friday because I was enjoying my Fridays
Speaker 1: and like to lighten things up. But after the talking
Speaker 1: to him, Wow, lot of factor into the equation. We
Speaker 1: didn't even get to dive into the domestic division that's
Speaker 1: going on. That have been speaking about myself for so
Speaker 1: many years here in the Morning Show. Intentional division for
Speaker 1: no other purpose than to simply divide us, to separate
Speaker 1: us from our neighbors, from politics based on sexuality, whatever
Speaker 1: happens to be. It doesn't matter for the Left as
Speaker 1: long as you and I are not agreeing on anything,
Speaker 1: it makes it a lot easier for them to get
Speaker 1: their way. Well, let's move away from gloom and doom
Speaker 1: and get into party atmosphere. Time is Donna Schwabin October
Speaker 1: Fest weekend. They'll be in studio coming up after the news.
Speaker 1: It's what motivates your vote the Democrats back in fifty
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Speaker 1: way to work at all day in fault check in
Speaker 1: throughout the day. Fifty five KRC the talk station. AH
Speaker 1: music in my ears A six dy five gresy the
Speaker 1: talks station. Regular listeners know that must be Germans in
Speaker 1: the house. That's what it is. Brian Thomas always pleased
Speaker 1: to welcome the folks from the Donnash Robins, particularly when
Speaker 1: we've got the Donna Schwabin October Fest taking place this
Speaker 1: weekend October fourth through the sixth. Welcome in the studio Wally,
Speaker 1: Amy and Chip from the Donnas Robin Society. It's a
Speaker 1: pleasure of seeing you all again. Happy to be here.
Speaker 1: Thank you very You're kidding me on the heels of
Speaker 1: the conversation I just had. This is like the best
Speaker 1: thing that could possibly smiles laughter, These blanking, amazing sausages.
Speaker 1: I love these so much. These are handmade. Do you
Speaker 1: guys make these yourself? This is your own private recipe recipe. Yes,
Speaker 1: all right, get closer to the micro so people can
Speaker 1: hear you a little bit of that's it. Yes, So
Speaker 1: this this sausage I have right here is one reason,
Speaker 1: and it's a reason enough to go to the Donnas
Speaker 1: Robin Octoberfest. But there's so much going on. Let's start
Speaker 1: real quick. This is a thirty second anniversary of the
Speaker 1: Donna Swabin october Fest. Now we've talked many times how
Speaker 1: many German clubs are there in the greater Cincinnati area.
Speaker 1: It's like thirty or.
Speaker 13: Yeah year for sure, Brian, and thanks again for having
Speaker 13: a hotday pleasure you. You know, I have interviewed doctor
Speaker 13: on Heidrich Tolsman many times. Of course, he's the president
Speaker 13: of the burger Liga, the German American Citizens League with
Speaker 13: now over thirty I believe different societies. You know, we
Speaker 13: as far as Octoberfest, we finish it all off every
Speaker 13: year first weekend of October traditional ending of the Octoberfest
Speaker 13: in Munich, and we're happy to do it. And we
Speaker 13: invite all of our course of neighbor community German American
Speaker 13: clubs to be part of that celebration. And you course
Speaker 13: have served as our Grand Marshal in the past, and
Speaker 13: you've seen the Trocton Parade.
Speaker 1: It's awesome.
Speaker 13: It is awesome and it's something to see. It's over
Speaker 13: one hundred and fifty individuals that march the grounds as
Speaker 13: we begin the opening ceremony to the cake tapping, and
Speaker 13: it's a big event. And that's Saturday, that starts about
Speaker 13: four o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 1: Well, that parade is an illustration that you guys don't
Speaker 1: engage in turf battles. You guys help each other. You
Speaker 1: celebrate and participate at each other's festivals extra whether it's
Speaker 1: a Donnas Robin festival, the uh what the Chris Kendall
Speaker 1: you got spring, the spring events. You always see all
Speaker 1: of them there.
Speaker 13: Indeed, and and we all played well in the sandbox
Speaker 13: and you know, yeah some beer schnops and some wine
Speaker 13: to that and and great food and that makes it
Speaker 13: even better. So no, we we love them all and
Speaker 13: we come together at their events and they come to ours,
Speaker 13: and so we support each other just like you said, I.
Speaker 1: Know you do. And we were talking about it before
Speaker 1: the show of the program again it was talking about yeah,
Speaker 1: indirectly illegal immigration. The guest I had on prior and
Speaker 1: I was in this gloomy doomy thing. And I guess
Speaker 1: what was it. While you made the point about your
Speaker 1: your your your grandparents, Yeah, your grandparents came here, didn't
Speaker 1: have an abilical cord to hook themselves up to in
Speaker 1: terms of federal government. But this is one of the
Speaker 1: reasons groups like Donnish Robins started. It was the German
Speaker 1: community coming here and joining together to help each other
Speaker 1: navigate the difficulties of being poor and perhaps not even
Speaker 1: speaking English language when you got here in here in
Speaker 1: the Greater Sincnati area.
Speaker 14: At home, I did a little bit. We call it
Speaker 14: the Shbova language. I could finally figure it out when
Speaker 14: my parents were talking about me at dinner.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Mom, but it didn't.
Speaker 8: Almost learn English from watching her TV shows. That's how
Speaker 8: they and they but they wanted to learn English, they
Speaker 8: wanted to talk, and they wanted to be Americans. So
Speaker 8: they they were going to their classes at night and
Speaker 8: you know, becoming citizens and they were very proud of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, the entire over the Ruyn community
Speaker 1: was one big giant group of Germans. What amazing history.
Speaker 1: Hair Toltzeman comes on all the time. You mentioned him
Speaker 1: in your conversation. It's It's just an amazing reality we
Speaker 1: have and we still have the benefits of that German
Speaker 1: heritage here in the greater Sincinnati area to this day.
Speaker 1: And of course, and we know it.
Speaker 14: Excuse me, we owe it to our parents and our
Speaker 14: grandparents of course, to keep it going, to keep it going.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, that's why this weekend's going on. You keep it going.
Speaker 1: You get young people involved. Are the young dancers going
Speaker 1: to be there? I know you, Joe Strecker's kids used
Speaker 1: to do the dancers.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, all the groups, all the groups will be
Speaker 8: performing over the weekend. Shoeplot lose tonight, but tomorrow and Sunday.
Speaker 8: The young kids, little guys from four years old on up.
Speaker 1: The adorable little just adorable sembout that brings a tear
Speaker 1: to your eyes. That's so cute, it's so sweet.
Speaker 2: Yees.
Speaker 1: So, of course you're going to have music, right, you
Speaker 1: got it? I do that, Yes, of course that's an
Speaker 1: important part.
Speaker 13: You're going to have a great band again coming from
Speaker 13: coming direct from Germany, Bavaria. Uh the showing at sitan Icho.
Speaker 13: And then we'll have your oupin echoes from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Speaker 13: We have your Ryan's Musa Kanton. We have our friends
Speaker 13: from Louisville, Ryan goldduo. We have John Banner, King of Prussia,
Speaker 13: on accordion and much much more.
Speaker 1: They said, Prussia, that's just that's what he says.
Speaker 5: I know, I know.
Speaker 1: So let us start with when does it start? I
Speaker 1: know that the parade. I guess it's the official kickoff.
Speaker 1: But what are the hours were? You know, the days
Speaker 1: of operation?
Speaker 13: Well, actually today we kick it off six pm as
Speaker 13: gates open I think five pm. Gates open. Six pm
Speaker 13: is when the entertainment starts. And then that goes on tonight,
Speaker 13: October fourth until eleven pm. Tomorrow we kick it off
Speaker 13: October fifth at one o'clock in the afternoon. We go
Speaker 13: till eleven at night. And then Sunday our third and
Speaker 13: final day, October sixth, from ten am until eight pm.
Speaker 13: And Sunday is our by the way, our fifteenth make
Speaker 13: that fourteenth annual Do wanna schwab in Octoberfest Car Show?
Speaker 3: Oh me?
Speaker 13: Yeah, So that's ten am to three pm. Registration time,
Speaker 13: classic American European automobiles. Some great vehicles out there. Every year.
Speaker 13: It's getting better and better. That starts at ten am
Speaker 13: through twelve noon. Registration fee is needed and car show
Speaker 13: awards will be announced at three o'clock.
Speaker 1: So there you go, all right, classic American and European cars.
Speaker 1: So is there like a year cut off. I'm a
Speaker 1: big car guy. I love cars, lee, so I don't
Speaker 1: think there is.
Speaker 13: Over the years, we've had everything from a muscle cars,
Speaker 13: the classic rods, to motorcycles to you know, all kinds
Speaker 13: of Mercedes, Volkswagen, BMW, you name it.
Speaker 1: So it's just a great collection.
Speaker 13: And these people come out, they bring their their rides
Speaker 13: and they show them off, and they stick around and
Speaker 13: they have a great time at Octoberfest, and it's getting
Speaker 13: better and better every year.
Speaker 1: That's one more reason to go. I'm a huge German
Speaker 1: car fan. I even have a German motorcycle on my
Speaker 1: motorcycles of BMW, so you yeah, oh you know, I listen,
Speaker 1: I know, good engineering. I just hope listen. I hope
Speaker 1: it continues with the current situation, the Germans running down
Speaker 1: this green energy and the manufacturing drying up, and the
Speaker 1: being overwhelming with illegal immigrants, the same problems we're having here.
Speaker 1: I mean, I worry about the German economy because that
Speaker 1: is the I mean, that's the cornerstone of the entire
Speaker 1: European Union. It's number one economy in Europe. Yeah, but
Speaker 1: one thing you could always count on. Germans made great stuff.
Speaker 1: They over engineered, they overthought, they overbuilt. You buy, you know,
Speaker 1: a cog or something, some part for an engine, it
Speaker 1: was gonna last more than any other part or component
Speaker 1: of the engine because it was made in Germany. I
Speaker 1: just hope to God that that tradition continues because it
Speaker 1: was a It's a really proud tradition. Yeah.
Speaker 14: That's why my dad's house is fifty years old, and
Speaker 14: I would rather move into it than than a new one,
Speaker 14: the one I built thirty years ago.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 1: I waxed poetic about old architecture and how the way
Speaker 1: was built and again overbuilt quite often, and of course
Speaker 1: no modern tools. They didn't have sea and C machines.
Speaker 1: All of that carving was done each individually. And I
Speaker 1: look at that like a house built late eighteen hundreds,
Speaker 1: and I just stare at in awe and try to
Speaker 1: recreate that now using those old techniques. Good luck. Let's
Speaker 1: take quick break here, we'll come back. We've got more
Speaker 1: details to talk about. And plus I don't want to
Speaker 1: leave my discussion with the donna s Robin, folks, because
Speaker 1: it's fun and it's Friday. We'll be right back after
Speaker 1: a couple of brief words, folks. What time for the weather?
Speaker 1: Great few days in store for the Donna Schwab in
Speaker 1: October fast God approve got a Sunday day to day
Speaker 1: a high of eighty two overnight, clear and pleasant. It's
Speaker 1: going to be a little fifty five. Another Sunday day
Speaker 1: Tomorrow high of eighty overnight fifty eight and with clear
Speaker 1: skys and of course sunny on Sunday as well, with
Speaker 1: the high of eighty six. Perfect Donna Swab in October
Speaker 1: fest weather. What's going on with traffic.
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Speaker 7: toward Montgomery Road in Kenwood, there's broken down four to
Speaker 7: seventy one Southbounds Ramp from Memorial Park Darkway and North
Speaker 7: seventy five still moving a bit slow, Buttermilk Pike to
Speaker 7: the Brent Spence Jason Earheart on fifty five KRC the Talkstations.
Speaker 1: Eight eighteen, you think about Parcity Talks Station, little German
Speaker 1: bumper music in lieu of the normal fair. Thank God
Speaker 1: for the Donna Schrobin crew at Donna Schrobin German Society
Speaker 1: been around for a long long time. Of course, the
Speaker 1: history of the German community in the Greater Sinsinni area,
Speaker 1: it's just you can't understate it. It's just absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: The heritage terrific and it continues to this day because
Speaker 1: we get great fellowship. It's much going on and snapp
Speaker 1: she get in front of the microphone if you want
Speaker 1: to scream something out, Wally, because your points are your
Speaker 1: comments are quite welcome. So I wanted to ask you
Speaker 1: remark there are degrees of being directly in front of
Speaker 1: the microphone and not Wally Dixture anyway. Sorry, no, don't apologize.
Speaker 1: So the car show et cetera. One of the things
Speaker 1: that really is amazing in the Donnas Rabbi Octoberfest. I
Speaker 1: think maybe more than the others. Although I'm not putting
Speaker 1: into the challenge, I'm not dissing the other October Fest.
Speaker 13: You guys have a hell of a beer list, yeah,
Speaker 13: you could say, and it gets better and better every year.
Speaker 13: And right now it's over thirty important and domestic beers
Speaker 13: on draft, including your favorite such as Halfer House, Warsteiner, Paulana,
Speaker 13: and more.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 13: Wow, you got to hand it to Konzie and Wally
Speaker 13: for making sure that we have quite a variety, something
Speaker 13: for everyone. And if you're a beer drinker, you're gonna
Speaker 13: love coming out this weekend.
Speaker 1: Oh, no question about it. I think I kind of
Speaker 1: thirty six on the list here now, yes, and some
Speaker 1: of them from some local breweries eight so you know,
Speaker 1: I think the fretboards on there at Prep Ports and
Speaker 1: a few others. And you know, we've had great craft
Speaker 1: beers here locally, of course. And you know, are we
Speaker 1: unique in the United States for that regard, because I
Speaker 1: think last at last count, we're north of sixty or six.
Speaker 13: It's incredible the whole Midwest. I don't care if you're
Speaker 13: in Wisconsin or Minnesota. Here in Ohio, Pennsylvania, of course,
Speaker 13: I mean, it's just amazing the equality of the beers
Speaker 13: that we have here that we're running, we drow locally.
Speaker 1: So it is and it is.
Speaker 13: It kind of brings you back to, you know, over
Speaker 13: the Rhine, back when it was this beer huge beer
Speaker 13: producing area of Greater Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And what can I say, it's the best he's ever been.
Speaker 1: Really well, I regularly point out and to the best
Speaker 1: of my knowledge, although I expect somewhere floating around my
Speaker 1: genetic makeup is some German heritage, but the vast majority
Speaker 1: of it Northern European. I'm a lot Irish and English
Speaker 1: based on my parents' heritage. But I feel like I'm
Speaker 1: German because of your collective you your organization and the
Speaker 1: other organization. It's collective, open, welcoming, you know, everybody is
Speaker 1: welcome at the table kind of atmosphere. And my wife
Speaker 1: is Common and she is not German. She is more
Speaker 1: of a Slavic background, but she loves wearing her dirndl
Speaker 1: and she always threatens to start taking the German dance
Speaker 1: classes and joining the Donna Shamin folks and things. I
Speaker 1: would love to have her. That was the point I'm
Speaker 1: getting to. You don't care whether or not you really German.
Speaker 1: It's if you just enjoy this fun and games in
Speaker 1: the Gamutlei kite. It always is around exactly. Absolutely, it's
Speaker 1: the benefit of joining Donna Shwaub. But you do events
Speaker 1: like uh, sort of like this throughout the year, don't
Speaker 1: you Fellowship events, community events?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, we have we have their Schwappinfest of course
Speaker 8: in the spring, but we do have dances throughout the
Speaker 8: year that are open to the public and we would
Speaker 8: love to have more people come. We have a Strauss
Speaker 8: Ball in early spring, which is really kind of cool.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like a representing the debutante balls that
Speaker 8: used to be back you know in Germany, and they
Speaker 8: dress in ball gowns and tuxedos and they do Johann
Speaker 8: Strauss waltzes and things are just really really kind of
Speaker 8: different than what you usually see, you know, any of
Speaker 8: our dance groups dancing. But yeah, we have what do
Speaker 8: we have the Trocton Ball, We have vine Laser Fest
Speaker 8: and our very very traditional Kirkfi dance, which is uh,
Speaker 8: that's a that's probably one of our most traditional dances
Speaker 8: where uh they have a rosemary bush that's decorated and
Speaker 8: it gets auctioned off. Yeah, and it's a very traditional.
Speaker 8: The whole idea was usually the man bought the bush
Speaker 8: for the for his bride to be and then they
Speaker 8: marched through the streets and then the bride's parents had
Speaker 8: a big.
Speaker 4: Party for.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know, we do like to party. And then
Speaker 8: it was just, you know, it was just how the
Speaker 8: town got together. But it was like for the newly
Speaker 8: married couple to be.
Speaker 1: But that's not true. I bought Amy the Strauss last year.
Speaker 8: Well, but yes, we do have lots of stuff throughout
Speaker 8: they that the public has come on in and join us.
Speaker 1: Taking place of forty two ninety dry Ridge Road, that
Speaker 1: is your that is your own facility there. Yes, absolutely
Speaker 1: built by Germans for Germans, but not exclusively for the
Speaker 1: use of Germans exactly. So something else you got coming up,
Speaker 1: just to give away a heads up, the Kershfeine Moss,
Speaker 1: that's all right. That's October thirteenth, eleven thirty at Old
Speaker 1: Saint Mary's Church and the details and information you can
Speaker 1: find on my blog page which you five caresea dot
Speaker 1: com where Joe Stracker former Donna Schauman is she still
Speaker 1: is she still with you? Guys? I saw at the Schwamfest. Well,
Speaker 1: we'll say he is then, but he's put it on
Speaker 1: a blog page with you five care sea dot com.
Speaker 1: And so it's a great opportunity for fun games, music,
Speaker 1: and of course wonderful food, beer and schnapps. Are the
Speaker 1: Boobin folks going to be there? Usually they are?
Speaker 13: And uh you know full yeah, they're usually out there
Speaker 13: all the time.
Speaker 1: Talking about party. They bring the party, I know, you know.
Speaker 1: Originally I think I don't know if I'm still sor
Speaker 1: bit sort of honorary member. I've always been kind of
Speaker 1: waiting in the wings. Oh yeah, I just don't think
Speaker 1: I meet Boom and Muster when it comes to partying.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's just my I've gotten too old or oh no,
Speaker 1: they're well season, they are wealthy. They bring the party
Speaker 1: like yes, and we love them a lot. That is
Speaker 1: a fun group, there is no doubt about it. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to being there and seeing you folks
Speaker 1: and enjoying some goodmut speak kite. It's the twenty time,
Speaker 1: what is it, the thirty thirty two second jes Louise
Speaker 1: thirty second anniversary, So we're gonna enjoy ourselves a good time.
Speaker 1: Donnish Robin october Fest this weekend get the details. Fifty
Speaker 1: five car Sea dot Com. Wally Amy k Chip, thank
Speaker 1: you so much for being in studio today and bring Harzer.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. Come for the sausages at least, folks,
Speaker 1: they're awesome, say twenty five fifty five car City Talk Station.
Speaker 1: I'll be right back.
Speaker 2: Are you ready?
Speaker 1: Time for the Channel nine first warning weather forecast. They
Speaker 1: tell us it's going to be Sunday today. Hi have
Speaker 1: eighty two, clear skies over night going down to fifty five.
Speaker 1: It to be a sunny day tomorrow with a high
Speaker 1: of eighty with overnight low of fifty eight and clear
Speaker 1: skies eighty six with sunny skies on Sunday again, perfect
Speaker 1: weekend for October Fest fifty four. Right now, it's time
Speaker 1: for a traffic updatation.
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Speaker 1: Eighty nine fifty five KRCD Talk Station, Boy, that was
Speaker 1: welcome relief from that gloom and doom we had going
Speaker 1: into the end of the last segment, not to discount
Speaker 1: the realities of what we were talking about. Empower Use
Speaker 1: seminar again. It's on Tuesday. I hope you can sign
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Speaker 1: Black's going to be you can ask him questions about
Speaker 1: his concerns over nuclear war.
Speaker 14: I just.
Speaker 1: Honestly didn't need to hear that, but it's undeniably a fact.
Speaker 1: World becomes such a more dangerous place, I mean, even
Speaker 1: just on an accelerated path over the past three and
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Speaker 1: a battle we'll be fighting, but getting rid of the
Speaker 1: deep state. It can be accomplished, and it's going to
Speaker 1: tenacity and commitment by free minded, freethinking people who see
Speaker 1: the obvious realities of what's unfolding before our very eyes,
Speaker 1: an oppressive right taking government with dictatorial control over every
Speaker 1: aspect of your life. Back into the glooming doom territory.
Speaker 1: I apologize, but you know, on a Friday, it's the
Speaker 1: least place I want to be. But it's facts, it's
Speaker 1: it's necessary. And get the information in fifty five KR,
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Speaker 1: blog page. I will be there tomorrow. The walk begins
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Speaker 1: I won't be in on Monday. I have to get
Speaker 1: a biopsy since my cancer apparently is shown back up
Speaker 1: and they need to know how it goes of it is,
Speaker 1: So that's going on for me on Monday. I have
Speaker 1: to the only reason I'm not showing up is I
Speaker 1: got a fast and I don't think I can get
Speaker 1: through four hours or radio without any water or any
Speaker 1: liquids or any food. So bit of an uphill challenge
Speaker 1: for me. So hopefully I'll have the results quickly, and
Speaker 1: I promise I'll let you know a lot of people
Speaker 1: offer me support and prayers, and God bless each and
Speaker 1: every one of you. It's just you know, it really helps,
Speaker 1: it really does. And thanks to my family too. All right,
Speaker 1: without further ado more, go back to local stories. Let's
Speaker 1: see I can dispense with what Democrats or Republicans say
Speaker 1: about Issue one. Vote no on issue one you want
Speaker 1: to put the idea of jerrymandering, which he literally will be,
Speaker 1: it'll be committee jerimandering and good luck finding you know,
Speaker 1: straightforward politically neutral people sitting on a committee to determine
Speaker 1: the boundaries for your state elected officials and congressionally elected officials.
Speaker 1: I presume that's scary, unaccountable unelected officials. And you know what,
Speaker 1: if you've served in an American military, you're not even
Speaker 1: allowed to serve on that panel. Someone told me that
Speaker 1: at the Republican event. Seriously, yeah, seriously, So no one issue.
Speaker 1: What if you got any question marks about it, just
Speaker 1: vote no. It's a constitutional amendment, for God's sake. Butler
Speaker 1: Hinny Corners, responding to a responded rather to a wooded
Speaker 1: area next to Garfield Middle School where they found a body.
Speaker 1: The information came from Journal News working with WCPOS where
Speaker 1: I got the information. But regardless, police responded to a
Speaker 1: call that came into Butler Kunty dispatch about two pm yesterday.
Speaker 1: General News said the ambulance left the scene not long
Speaker 1: after arriving, and Hamilton Police at the Coroner's Office was
Speaker 1: on its way. Didn't provide any details or other information.
Speaker 1: Hamilton City School Superintendent Mike Holbrook did confirm the wooded
Speaker 1: area was not school property. So more information when we
Speaker 1: get details, if we get them. Here's this is creepy.
Speaker 1: Parents described as disturbed. I would probably be a little
Speaker 1: bit more than disturbed if this happened to my daughter
Speaker 1: when she was thirty. We have the parents of a
Speaker 1: thirteen year old student at Ackerman Middle School say they
Speaker 1: were and there were in the words disturbed learning. A
Speaker 1: former teacher was accused of searching for private information about
Speaker 1: their daughter. Former teacher at the school, Kevin Kneehouse, charged
Speaker 1: with a misdemeanor related to looking up private information on
Speaker 1: a student, which is a violation of federal law. Parents
Speaker 1: were told on yesterday by the school resource officer the
Speaker 1: knee House was accused of looking up their daughter's information.
Speaker 1: Boone County Sheriff's Office said he was investigated because of
Speaker 1: inappropriate relationships between him and students, criminal complaints that he
Speaker 1: used computer system to find students locker and combination and
Speaker 1: then would place a gift inside for her to see
Speaker 1: before the first day of school without her knowledge or consent.
Speaker 1: Tell me that's not creepy. SRO discovered more than twenty
Speaker 1: searches of ten students who weren't in his class. Boone
Speaker 1: County Sheriff's District said it would not comment on the matter,
Speaker 1: other than saying the knee House was no longer employed.
Speaker 1: Boom County Sheriff's Office said it has concluded its investigation.
Speaker 1: No mention of charges and gerdra Lloin's folks this weekend.
Speaker 1: Next weekend and probably the following, northbound I seventy five
Speaker 1: is going to be closed. They're doing a one point
Speaker 1: nine million dollar project to rehabilitate the payment on I
Speaker 1: seventy five by installing a load transfer platform to support
Speaker 1: the payment anyway, All northbound lanes will be shut down
Speaker 1: between the ramps to and from eastbound Norwood Lateral beginning
Speaker 1: at ten pm tonight and this lasts through three am
Speaker 1: on Monday. According to the High Department of Transportation, drivers
Speaker 1: urged to detour eastbound to the Norwood Lateral then onto
Speaker 1: northbound I seventy one, or alternatively take I or take
Speaker 1: two seventy five or I seventy four. According to Katherine
Speaker 1: Fuller with the O Dotts, if you typically use I
Speaker 1: seventy five and maybe you travel on to the west
Speaker 1: side northwest side of the city within the hour bell,
Speaker 1: maybe you want to consider using I seventy four or
Speaker 1: two seventy five, she said. Obvi's the ICE seventy one
Speaker 1: is going to be another great option there will be
Speaker 1: traffic and congestion. She acknowledges traffic delays, but points out
Speaker 1: that no one should be discouraged for coming downtown over
Speaker 1: the weekend. Of course, you got the Bengals game to
Speaker 1: deal with, so shutdowns on Ice seventy five beginning tonight,
Speaker 1: May thirty five. Feel free to call if you've got
Speaker 1: something you want to talk about it. We'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you. It is Friday. We can maybe lighten
Speaker 1: things up, or I can go back into gloom and doom.
Speaker 1: Stick her out of your right backs. Time for the weather. Oh,
Speaker 1: looks like perfect weather for a Donna Schwabin. October fifth, weekend,
Speaker 1: Sunday Today high eighty two going down a fifty five
Speaker 1: overnight skies will remain clear. Clear are tomorrow as well,
Speaker 1: sunny skies and I have eighty clear over night fifty
Speaker 1: eight Sunday. On Sunday, I have eighty six. Oh lord,
Speaker 1: my temperature disappeared fifty six. Time for traffic from the
Speaker 1: UC Health Traffic Center. As the only Level one I'm
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Speaker 1: the national standard for emergency care and preparedness with new
Speaker 1: additions to the er. Choose you see health when you
Speaker 1: need expert care sound seventy five. A slow ride through
Speaker 1: the Lochland split down to the lateral because of an accident.
Speaker 1: Speaking of the lateral, have a wreck westbound on the
Speaker 1: lateral in near I seventy five Your seventy five in
Speaker 1: Kentucky's still a slow ride from Dixie Highway to the bridge.
Speaker 1: Four seventy one's on Rant Memorial Parkway. You'll find it
Speaker 1: broken down. Jason Earhardt on fifty five KRC the talk
Speaker 1: station Height thirty nine, fifty five kre CEE talk station.
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas right here in fighting phone calls five one three,
Speaker 1: seven four nine fifty two three Taco with Tom five
Speaker 1: fifty on EIGHTE and T phones started out this morning
Speaker 1: with the news and you probably got it yourself. The
Speaker 1: strike is over and port workers agreed in their strike.
Speaker 1: They said that the sixty two percent wage increase, which
Speaker 1: I know just Strecker and I talk about this all
Speaker 1: the time, you know, that's what that's the wage increase.
Speaker 1: He gets that every year two percent increase in wages
Speaker 1: over six years, not the seventy seven percent they were
Speaker 1: looking for. But the last offer from the well the
Speaker 1: owners was fifty percent, So that was enough to bring
Speaker 1: them back to work. But they're not done yet. This
Speaker 1: agreement which keeps the ports open until January fifteenth, and
Speaker 1: it's an extension of the prior contract with the exception
Speaker 1: of the alteration of the salary language. They will continue
Speaker 1: their discussions about whether or not to automate the docks
Speaker 1: to some degree. I have to imagine there's some measure
Speaker 1: of a degree of automation there. But again, the union
Speaker 1: workers don't want to automate. They don't want to advance
Speaker 1: into even the twentieth century, let alone the twenty first century,
Speaker 1: because it's going to require fewer workers. At least that's
Speaker 1: the theory. Now, automation has taken place into other ports
Speaker 1: from everything I've read, and it hasn't resulted in the
Speaker 1: reduction of numbers of union workers. It's just that they
Speaker 1: find themselves working in a different capacity. The union only
Speaker 1: cares about the number of its members, so they can
Speaker 1: well maintain control. And this is a monopoly. And this
Speaker 1: is the thing that irked me the most. And I
Speaker 1: was appreciative of the of the Wall Street Journal for
Speaker 1: their op ed piece on the matter. But as my
Speaker 1: friend Jeff asked me, this morning. Maybe they're going to
Speaker 1: learn a hard lesson like the Bakery Union over a
Speaker 1: Wonder And I said, no, that's not the case. You know,
Speaker 1: when those folks all got fired and they shut the
Speaker 1: Wonder plant down, they didn't have monopoly on the production
Speaker 1: of sweet bake goods. I guess Little Debbie's plant stayed open.
Speaker 1: Maybe an inferior product compared to Wonder. That was just
Speaker 1: you know, that's of course a subjective opinion. But nonetheless,
Speaker 1: the Bakery Union does not have a monopoly over all bakeries,
Speaker 1: and therefore, as long as flour and other ingredients are
Speaker 1: still in existence, you have options to find your baked
Speaker 1: goods elsewhere. That is not the case with the ports.
Speaker 1: These ports are one hundred percent monopoly controlled by the
Speaker 1: International Longshoreman's Union, which allows one man, along with the
Speaker 1: well vote of his of his union members, to shut
Speaker 1: the whole thing down. And it's not just them that
Speaker 1: gets shut down. The ripple effect is profound. We were all,
Speaker 1: I mean still be in jeopardy in terms of inflationary realities.
Speaker 1: They obviously have to deal with the backlog for the
Speaker 1: past four days, which will probably take about a month.
Speaker 1: But if it had lasted in the name of them
Speaker 1: getting a raise, with most of them already making one
Speaker 1: hundred thousand dollars a year, and I guess bully for them.
Speaker 1: As the Journal pointed out, start up with the astounding
Speaker 1: fact that there were fifty thousand or so International Longshoreman's
Speaker 1: Association or Union members, but there are only twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand port jobs, and why they so top heavy? And
Speaker 1: journal acknowledges only about half of the union's members are
Speaker 1: obliged to even show up the work each day. The
Speaker 1: rest are home collecting container royalties, negotiating in provisions and
Speaker 1: islid contracts intended to protect against losses that result from innovation. Innovation. Now,
Speaker 1: maybe they'll negotiate in an effort to keep any further
Speaker 1: innovation or advancements in the efficiencies of shipping goods through
Speaker 1: the ports. Maybe they'll demand the return of the horse
Speaker 1: and buggy, because you would need about May ten, twenty
Speaker 1: thirty thousand more union workers to get the stuff moved
Speaker 1: around if we would only go back to the past
Speaker 1: when we had less efficient means of moving stuff around.
Speaker 1: But it's a monopoly, and therein lies the challenge. You're
Speaker 1: better served in a world that has competition. You're better
Speaker 1: served in a world where it's not just one single
Speaker 1: union working on the ports, one single union that had
Speaker 1: the effect of really really damaging the economy and in
Speaker 1: broad broad ways, because it's not just them that's impacted.
Speaker 1: It's not just the evil shipping companies that will be impacted.
Speaker 1: It's millions of workers, probably most of whom are far
Speaker 1: less than the members of the ILA. The truck drivers,
Speaker 1: the retail clerks, the warehouse employees, the auto workers, all
Speaker 1: of whom may have been out of work or struggling
Speaker 1: with supply chain issues because well, I guess the ISLA
Speaker 1: president needs to replace the yacht he just sold and
Speaker 1: he can't manage on nine hundred thousand dollars a year.
Speaker 1: Just a thought coming up in e forty five. If
Speaker 1: you have care, see the talk station phones lines are
Speaker 1: open call if you care to got a little bit
Speaker 1: more to talk about before we part company for the weekend.
Speaker 1: I'll be right back. I want to talk because everyone
Speaker 1: wanted so if you I have KRC the talk station.
Speaker 1: Oh this will put a smile on my face. Team, Well,
Speaker 1: it can be if you're looking in the right place. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I suppose to Donna Schrobin event this weekend. October Fest
Speaker 1: is one place where you will find It's a wonderful world.
Speaker 1: Get the information fifty five caros dot com. Wonderful have
Speaker 1: those folks in the studio because they brought with them
Speaker 1: food and drink and great information and gimicklear Kite keep
Speaker 1: lamenting on the heels of Edwin Black. The empower You
Speaker 1: semon are coming up next Tuesday at seven pm, which
Speaker 1: is when Jack Edington will speak, followed by Edwin Black,
Speaker 1: National Fears and National Affairs. A man who said, with
Speaker 1: conviction he believes that maybe there'll be a nuclear bomb
Speaker 1: dropped or launched or something sometime between now and the
Speaker 1: swearing end date next January. I did not need to
Speaker 1: hear that amid the gloomingdom going on in the world,
Speaker 1: and with my diagnosis it's like biling on. I know
Speaker 1: it feels so Anyway, I alluded to this when I
Speaker 1: was talking to Mandy Goanessa Kara with her book Y'all Fired,
Speaker 1: which is a fun conversation and you should get a
Speaker 1: copy of that listen to the podcast. But she was
Speaker 1: Trump's EPA chief of staff and she's written this book
Speaker 1: on how it is still possible to overcome the deep
Speaker 1: administrative state and take our country back and regain our
Speaker 1: freedoms and liberties. An uphill challenge, it will be in
Speaker 1: one of the areas. And I predicated the entire conversation
Speaker 1: on this religion of global warming, and my theory is well,
Speaker 1: and take it for what it is, because global warming
Speaker 1: is a theory at least man made global warming. Now,
Speaker 1: everybody's been taught in their k through twelve education now
Speaker 1: for about two generations that you and I are responsible
Speaker 1: for the death of the planet. It's kind of baked
Speaker 1: into the cake. And people who don't believe in that,
Speaker 1: like me, are heretics and should be disregarded and ignored.
Speaker 1: In spite of the fact there's a multitude of realms
Speaker 1: and reams of studies, research evidence, as well as the
Speaker 1: globe mobal geologic history, which confirmed that we've lived through
Speaker 1: periods of time when it's been a hell of a
Speaker 1: lot hotter, and of course, given the glacier that wants
Speaker 1: across the state of Ohio a hell of a lot colder,
Speaker 1: and thank god it got warmer, we'd still be living
Speaker 1: in a glacier and you and I wouldn't be talking
Speaker 1: right now. That's the predicate that we are killing the
Speaker 1: planet based upon our carbon out book, which is you know,
Speaker 1: the cover the lie for the larger the nefarious part,
Speaker 1: which is they want to take away our freedoms and liberties.
Speaker 1: They don't want us to have stuff and things. They
Speaker 1: want to be able to control what we do. It's
Speaker 1: the obvious logical conclusion to where we're going here. How
Speaker 1: do we accomplish this goal of taking away the rights
Speaker 1: and freedoms and liberties from those pesky Americans who have
Speaker 1: proven that freedom and liberty are the catalyst for wealth
Speaker 1: and success. Look at our history. No other country has
Speaker 1: these freedoms that we enjoy, and currently the first Amendments
Speaker 1: the one that's subject to the most attack anymore. Because
Speaker 1: you and I can have conversations like this, what do
Speaker 1: we do to accomplish our goal. Let's create the idea
Speaker 1: that what our natural human activity is all bad. Our
Speaker 1: consumption is bad. Eating beef is bad, moving about and
Speaker 1: exhaling is bad. Coal is bad, natural gas is bad.
Speaker 1: It's okay to build a windmill and build a solar
Speaker 1: panel which belches out gallons and gazillions of carbon and
Speaker 1: other noxious pollutants into the atmosphere in the manufacturing process
Speaker 1: and shipping process, but it won't while we're using it.
Speaker 1: So it's okay to overlook that. It's okay to overlook
Speaker 1: the Chinese Communist Party building coal plants every single day.
Speaker 1: See there's a little wrinkle in the road there. Wait
Speaker 1: a second, Why are we cutting our throats when the
Speaker 1: Chinese Communist parties?
Speaker 2: Not?
Speaker 1: Why are we cutting our throats when the Indian population isn't.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and let that fester in and figure out, well,
Speaker 1: since they're putting out more carbon than we're reducing, this
Speaker 1: exercise is pointless and feudal. Is there maybe something more
Speaker 1: behind this? Is there something more than meets the eye?
Speaker 1: And that's when you get to nefarious folks. Nefarious use
Speaker 1: useful idiots to achieve their goals. If you don't question
Speaker 1: the problem, you're being fed, and you don't try to
Speaker 1: look beyond the veil of this thinly supported claim, you're
Speaker 1: ultimately a part of the problem. You buy into it,
Speaker 1: you capitulate, you can see, and then you start pointing
Speaker 1: the finger at other folks, who, oh my god, you've
Speaker 1: got an suv. We need to get rid of you.
Speaker 1: That's the desired result from my perspective, and I saw
Speaker 1: this and reading yourself Wall Street Journey, you can't buy
Speaker 1: that diesel truck. They're having a real problem in California
Speaker 1: because of this electric truck mandate. We're talking about semi trucks.
Speaker 1: Regulations say zero emission trucks must be a growing share
Speaker 1: of semi truck fleet, so they have a mandate you
Speaker 1: can't sell a diesel truck unless you sell an electric truck.
Speaker 1: Problem is nobody wants an electric truck.
Speaker 5: Why?
Speaker 1: Well, a couple of problems. First off, they cost twice
Speaker 1: as much as the diesel rig. Second Off, they apparently
Speaker 1: only go about one hundred and fifty miles on a charge,
Speaker 1: compared to the thousand to fifteen hundred miles the diesel
Speaker 1: trucks can travel before having to refuel. And parenthetically, there
Speaker 1: are also very few trucks charging stations, so if you're
Speaker 1: suckering into buying one of these things, then you might
Speaker 1: have a difficult time charging at every one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty miles. So no one wants them, and therefore the
Speaker 1: number of zero mission vehicle trucks on the lot are growing,
Speaker 1: But also are the diesel trucks, because if you can't
Speaker 1: sell an electric, you're not allowed to sell a diesel.
Speaker 1: How much sense does that make? Talk about a self
Speaker 1: inflicted wound. Everybody's driving their trucks longer out there, probably
Speaker 1: belching out more carbon and pollution than a newer diesel
Speaker 1: truck would put out. There are your edicts and mandates
Speaker 1: from our lords and masters on high, making life more
Speaker 1: challenging and more difficult for the American population, all in
Speaker 1: the name of well what global warming? Pat Welcome to
Speaker 1: the program. Happy Friday to you, and Happy.
Speaker 12: Friday to you, and I just wanted to let you
Speaker 12: know that our prayers will be with you and we
Speaker 12: cherish the time that you share with us with your
Speaker 12: dose of reality. There was a time when I was
Speaker 12: a teenager, you'd see bumper stickers said, question reality, Our
Speaker 12: question authority now needs to be questioned insanity, because that's
Speaker 12: what these people are.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wanted no argument for me.
Speaker 12: Fifty years ago, I took a station wagon full of
Speaker 12: people up to Dayton to see David Bowie. And when
Speaker 12: you play those David Bowie bumper music, it makes me
Speaker 12: go back to the crazy day or night that that was.
Speaker 12: And the other thing here was. I actually got to
Speaker 12: see Louis Armstrong sing It's a one and play on
Speaker 12: a trumpet. It's a wonderful world. And I just think
Speaker 12: of how lucky that I was to have parents that
Speaker 12: would take me to something like that. And we celebrate life,
Speaker 12: we celebrate love. A great festival that's going to go
Speaker 12: on this weekend is a celebration of life and love
Speaker 12: and thankfulness for people coming together. And we have to
Speaker 12: come together against insane people that say boys can have babies.
Speaker 1: And you have a good weekend, sir, God bless you man.
Speaker 1: And what a great way to end the fifty five
Speaker 1: Morning Show, fifty five Cassey Morning Show on a Friday.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised Joe didn't hit the now who could argue
Speaker 1: with that sound? Biden? Who could have a wonderful weekend, folks,
Speaker 1: I really hope you do. I'll be back on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Gary Jeff Walker coming for me on Monday so I
Speaker 1: can deal with my fasting. My apologies, I can't do that,
Speaker 1: but no coffee, no food for from midnight until ten fifteen.
Speaker 1: I think I'm gonna have to take a bass, which
Speaker 1: I'm doing. Thank Gary Jeff Walker in advance Thanks to
Speaker 1: everybody out there for all the kind of well wishes
Speaker 1: and the prayers. I truly appreciate it. Thank you Joe
Speaker 1: Strecker for all the work that you do to make
Speaker 1: the fifty five KRS Morning show come off without a hitch.
Speaker 1: I truly appreciate. Have a wonderful weekend. Don't go away,
Speaker 1: gone backs next. I don't care about anybody else what
Speaker 1: motivates your vote.
Speaker 12: They're evil, perverted, and they're trying to destroy or fifty.
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