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Speaker 4: I'm the dude man, and I'm Brian Thomas and happy
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Speaker 1: I'll do my best, Folks.
Speaker 4: Like a bad case of RSV going through the family
Speaker 4: and that's why I had to miss yesterday. Wow and
Speaker 4: Knockwood and thank God. My poor wife is just cannot
Speaker 4: stop coughing all night. I don't think she got an
Speaker 4: hour's worth of sleep last night. So God love you, honey.
Speaker 4: If you're feeling better today. Fortunately I've dodged that bullet
Speaker 4: thus far. In Knockwood or do whatever I can't that
Speaker 4: chinks my but I am feeling the effects of some
Speaker 4: medication I'm on. So all the help I can get
Speaker 4: this morning much appreciated, So feel free to call. You
Speaker 4: can steer the direction of the conversation or leave it
Speaker 4: up to me as I feel like the car's moving
Speaker 4: in stereo is an appropriate theme song for my brain
Speaker 4: right now. Anyway, thanks to Kevin Gordon for covering for
Speaker 4: me yesterday. Out of an abundance of caution, I didn't
Speaker 4: come in because I really expected that cough to kick
Speaker 4: in in full earnest. I hope I'm just not behind
Speaker 4: the curve and then I'm dodging the bullet. So enough
Speaker 4: of that that what's coming up this morning? Seven oh
Speaker 4: five Dan Regan Old, God blessed Dan Reganold for creating
Speaker 4: empower you seminars generally speaking many years ago. Tonight he's
Speaker 4: going to be talking about the well the national debt.
Speaker 4: Main seminar is going to be a guy by a
Speaker 4: guy named Dave Manson who's going to discuss maintaining a
Speaker 4: good work life balance. He'll begin at seven thirty, but
Speaker 4: Dame kicks it all off right at seven oh five
Speaker 4: this morning and at seven pm tonight about well the
Speaker 4: interest on the debt, among other things, and what the
Speaker 4: two administrations look like in terms of their proposals. Star contrasts.
Speaker 4: At least there is a star contrast between the Trump
Speaker 4: proposals in terms of taxes and tariffs and Kamala Harris's proposals.
Speaker 4: They're concerning well, getting rid of the Donald Trump tax
Speaker 4: cuts and raising the corporate taxes, among other things. So
Speaker 4: break down with Dan Reagan only got some sad news
Speaker 4: about interest payments presently, sort of as a nice springboard
Speaker 4: for Dan's conversation at seven oh five with us this morning,
Speaker 4: followed by seven thirty I'm sorry, seven thirty this morning,
Speaker 4: and we'll get by seven thirty pm seminar with Dave Manchin.
Speaker 4: Confused with seven thirty this morning. Tom Claven's got a
Speaker 4: new book, Bandit Heaven, the whole of the Wall Gangs
Speaker 4: and the final chapter of the Wild West. We'll talk
Speaker 4: with Tom at seven thirty about that. You can get
Speaker 4: a copy of the book at fifty five car Sea
Speaker 4: dot com. It's Tuesday, which means we get the inside
Speaker 4: scoop of bright Bardon News today. Capitol Hills reporter Nick
Speaker 4: gilbertson the latest on the election and the Deep Dive
Speaker 4: with Daniel Davis. Another report on the couple of wars
Speaker 4: we're going to be focusing on. Of course, you heard
Speaker 4: the top of the Arnas Russia making more inroads in
Speaker 4: Ukraine looks like a lost cost for Ukraine. I don't
Speaker 4: mean to sound like a downer Debbie or Debbie downer
Speaker 4: on that, but every day I wake up looks like
Speaker 4: Russia's making further gains in Ukraine's back on its heels,
Speaker 4: demanding NATO membership and of course more arms. I don't
Speaker 4: see anything positive going on in so far as the
Speaker 4: folks in Ukraine right now. But you can feel free
Speaker 4: to call me correct me if you think I'm wrong.
Speaker 4: Daniel Davis certainly will. And of course tomorrow Judge jennenal
Speaker 4: Palaton with eight thirty five one three, seven four nine
Speaker 4: fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk
Speaker 4: go with time five fifties on AT and T phones
Speaker 4: in case you got something to say, I would love
Speaker 4: to hear from you. And as far as Dan's topic
Speaker 4: of conversation, wasn't quite sure where I was going to
Speaker 4: start this morning, but why not here latest Treasury report,
Speaker 4: oh good ee. Spending and revenues for the full fiscal
Speaker 4: year which and it's September results in a case the
Speaker 4: deficit top one point eight trillion, the third largest in history,
Speaker 4: eclipsed only by the COVID nineteen pandemic spending years, which,
Speaker 4: of course COVID nineteen was used as a wonderful excuse
Speaker 4: to jackob spending and well with pretty much zero accountability
Speaker 4: or oversight as to where that money went out and
Speaker 4: went to. Figures of late that they've got extra COVID
Speaker 4: money still weighing around that hasn't been spent. Lots of
Speaker 4: people receive COVID money that never should have. We're not eligible,
Speaker 4: ergo committed crimes or felonies or otherwise obilgated to return
Speaker 4: that money. How long do you think it'll take the
Speaker 4: federal government to go after it? And do you think
Speaker 4: they will in the first place? Sorry, I had to
Speaker 4: get that out of my system anyway, Third highest in history.
Speaker 4: Apparently not because the lack of revenues. Revenues up nearly
Speaker 4: half a trillion dollars this year. Spending, However, the Biden
Speaker 4: Harris fiscal year climbed more than ten percent increase spending
Speaker 4: a six hundred and seventeen billion dollars. Whoa, And here's
Speaker 4: where the rubber meets the road. All that additional spending
Speaker 4: at higher interest rates now means the interest payment is
Speaker 4: even more than we're spending on military. Interest payment's hit
Speaker 4: eight hundred and eighty two billion dollars for the fiscal year,
Speaker 4: representing sit down for this one, folks, a thirty five
Speaker 4: percent jump from just last year and eight billion dollars
Speaker 4: then more than we spend on national defense. Anybody feel
Speaker 4: like this is an unsustainable thing? That this we are
Speaker 4: on a downward spiral. Anybody out there that's in a
Speaker 4: seeking elected office or already an elected office, ever considered
Speaker 4: maybe tightening the belt a little bit, maybe not spending
Speaker 4: so much damn money. First time in our nation's history
Speaker 4: that interest on the debt exceeded defense spending, and it's
Speaker 4: supposed to get bigger that gap. Government spending two hundred
Speaker 4: billion more in interest than defense spending by calendar year
Speaker 4: twenty twenty nine. By my account, that's not much. That's
Speaker 4: not real far down the road, considering how quickly the
Speaker 4: years passed, especially as you get older people in my
Speaker 4: age group. You understand that, don't you. So what's the
Speaker 4: reason for this massive run up? Well, of course Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris and her tie breaking vote. Chaffin brags about that
Speaker 4: which the tie breaking vote of the so called Inflation
Speaker 4: Reduction Act added literally trillions and trillions of dollars in
Speaker 4: new spending when the economy had already fully recovered from
Speaker 4: the COVID nineteen pandemic.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 4: That sparked inflation, which drove up interest rates, meaning you
Speaker 4: borrow at a higher interest rate, meaning the interest pay
Speaker 4: the money paying interest goes up precipitously like it did
Speaker 4: in this last fiscal year. So they did the numbers.
Speaker 4: I zero had to report on this, but I think
Speaker 4: it was a reprint from an article appearing in Issues
Speaker 4: and Insights by their editorial board. Over Insights, how do
Speaker 4: we do Abiden and Harris sort of blame for this
Speaker 4: precipitous increase in the interest payments? Prior to taking office,
Speaker 4: the CBO projected net interest payments for the next decade,
Speaker 4: relying on the policies that Donald Trump had in place,
Speaker 4: which is all they had to go on. They said,
Speaker 4: had Biden not spent us into the poorhouse their words,
Speaker 4: not mine, interest payments on the national debt this year
Speaker 4: would have been only and stick your tongue in your
Speaker 4: cheek when you say only two hundred and eighty four
Speaker 4: billion dollars, I'd like to see that on your credit card.
Speaker 4: So Harris and her tie breaking votes responsible for what
Speaker 4: they ultimately calculated as a two hundred and ten percent
Speaker 4: increase in interest costs in this year alone. So more fundamentally,
Speaker 4: while we're trying to figure out what Kamala Harris is
Speaker 4: running on and what she stands for, you get a
Speaker 4: different narrative on that one depending on who in the
Speaker 4: in the Harris campaign you're actually talking to It got
Speaker 4: some sad but also at the same time comical illustrations
Speaker 4: of that. With regard to where Harras stands on fracking, boy,
Speaker 4: that one's all over the place. I don't eve think
Speaker 4: her people know where she stands on that. But did
Speaker 4: anybody ever ask her what she's going to do in
Speaker 4: so far as dealing with this, I don't know that
Speaker 4: anybody has. Well, she has said her values have not changed.
Speaker 4: Go back and see what she ran on in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 4: very expensive stuff. Add to that reparations and all these
Speaker 4: new programs, plus a six thousand dollars tax credit per child,
Speaker 4: and we could go on and on and on and
Speaker 4: on about all the giveaways she's proposing, all of which
Speaker 4: are yes, deficit inspiring, but no one really has checked
Speaker 4: into se specifically what she plans on doing about if
Speaker 4: you add additional dollars and how much more you're going
Speaker 4: to be paying in interest and debt service on that.
Speaker 4: How can we continue down this road? Miss Harris, you
Speaker 4: want to explain that how the nation can well continue
Speaker 4: to defend itself in the face of ever growing interest
Speaker 4: payments which eat into literally every aspect of our spending. Now,
Speaker 4: oh that's right, economically ruinous tax heights and more regulations.
Speaker 4: That'll actually help the situation, won't it. Note that tax
Speaker 4: revenues have increased significantly, so the whole I always like
Speaker 4: to point to that when you lower the tax rate,
Speaker 4: you tend to you as a government, take in more
Speaker 4: revenue because the lower tax rate increases our economic activity.
Speaker 4: More people go out and spend. Businesses hire more people,
Speaker 4: Businesses acquire more equipment. They invest in the future of
Speaker 4: the business by going out into the world and acquiring
Speaker 4: goods and services that allow them to expand their business.
Speaker 4: All of that economically inspiring. It's good for the economy.
Speaker 4: Lower the taxes give us more money, and more taxes
Speaker 4: end up flowing into government. Rapacious taxation causes belt tightening,
Speaker 4: no investment, fewer jobs, demonstrably prove proven over and over
Speaker 4: and over and over and over again. Let's try to
Speaker 4: convince the left to that it just interferes with their
Speaker 4: class warfare and whell their desire to regulate you into
Speaker 4: oblivion or at least into full compliance. Five point fifteen
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Speaker 4: five nineteen and uh Tuesday, Insight scood Tuesday. Daniel Davis
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Speaker 4: seven oh five on the Oupumton National Debt and Tom
Speaker 4: Claven with the book Bandit Heaven Hold the Wall Gangs
Speaker 4: in the final chapter of the Wild Wild West. That'll
Speaker 4: be at seven thirty. You can get a copy of
Speaker 4: that fifty five Carsea dot Com. Thanks again to Kevin
Speaker 4: Gordon for covering for me yesterday and let us see here.
Speaker 4: Early votings really kicked in in earnest. That's some numbers. Locally,
Speaker 4: I'm glad to see a lot of folks are out voting.
Speaker 4: They've already they which surpassed a record in Georgia. Georgia,
Speaker 4: already one point four million votes have been cast, not
Speaker 4: quite as significant locally in terms of Butler and the
Speaker 4: various other counties. Locally, Butler County Board of Elections said
Speaker 4: they've been on average two thousand daily voters at the
Speaker 4: Butler County Board of Elections so far twenty thousand ballots
Speaker 4: out of two hundred and fifty five thousand people are
Speaker 4: registered to vote. That's a significant amount. Their deputy director
Speaker 4: there was quoted by e delegacybo speaking with Valerie Lions there,
Speaker 4: our early voting has been very busy, and it looks
Speaker 4: like our early venter numbers are really close to what
Speaker 4: we've seen in twenty twenty, so maybe not record setting,
Speaker 4: but on par at least Clairemont County. Let's see officials
Speaker 4: there seeing an average of one thousand early voters daily.
Speaker 4: They expect to see that number to increase more like
Speaker 4: eleven hundred as the polling hours expand over the next
Speaker 4: couple of weeks. One hundred and fifty thousand people registered
Speaker 4: so far twenty one thousand and fifty absentee by mail
Speaker 4: ballot requests as of Monday. Over to Warren County, they
Speaker 4: said early voting numbers are holding steady. As of last night,
Speaker 4: eighteen thousand or plus people have cast their ballots. Mail
Speaker 4: in ballot requests down forty from twenty to twenty, but
Speaker 4: they did mail out twenty five thousand I'm ahead of
Speaker 4: the upcoming election. Nearly fourteen thousand have been returned. Finally,
Speaker 4: over to Hamilton County, more than twenty nine thousand people
Speaker 4: have already cast early about it's averaged three thousand per day,
Speaker 4: So again early voting not just for Democrats anymore. And
Speaker 4: again turning to Georgia, the numbers are off the charge
Speaker 4: and of course one of the key battleground states. They
Speaker 4: say they've been shattering turnout records since early voting began
Speaker 4: last Tuesday. As of Monday morning, websites showed that one million,
Speaker 4: three hundred and forty seven thousand plus ballots have been
Speaker 4: cast in person and eighty thousand absentee ballots have been
Speaker 4: returned and accepted, so significant numbers there obviously impactful state
Speaker 4: that one and one of the key key states to
Speaker 4: of course winning the election, and so far as our
Speaker 4: every time I mentioned listener lunch is the day after
Speaker 4: the elections, we're either going to be celebrating or drowning
Speaker 4: our sorrows. And some are saying we might not even know,
Speaker 4: and there is some accuracy in that. I saw this
Speaker 4: Fox News predictor Arnin Mushkin ahead of the network's decision desk.
Speaker 4: He suggested the other day the over under is four
Speaker 4: days after the election for when the declaration of a
Speaker 4: winner will actually be made. Said the race is going
Speaker 4: to be too close to call for several days after
Speaker 4: the election. The over and under Saturday, talking with Politico
Speaker 4: on that one, which is when the call was made
Speaker 4: last time. So he said in explaining why I think
Speaker 4: it's going to four days. And so I think we
Speaker 4: I think we pretty good understanding how they were going
Speaker 4: to report in twenty twenty. What we don't know but
Speaker 4: we kind of knew then was that there was going
Speaker 4: to be an enormous skew in the vote type that
Speaker 4: I believe that Joe Biden won every state in the
Speaker 4: mail in vote with the exception of Alabama, and that
Speaker 4: Trump won every state on election day, with the exception
Speaker 4: of Vermont and maybe Connecticut, but there was a huge skew,
Speaker 4: and I think that skew isn't is going to be
Speaker 4: less this time. Going back to the early voting, Democrats
Speaker 4: owned early voting early on, so the big push for
Speaker 4: early voting. Obviously in an effort to even these numbers out,
Speaker 4: Republicans get out and vote, have that vote recorded so
Speaker 4: they don't have to twiddle our thumbs and wait around.
Speaker 4: So I know it's going to do he said, I
Speaker 4: know it's still going to be there, but the Republicans
Speaker 4: are doing a much better job of encouraging people to
Speaker 4: vote however they want. So obviously the race close suggests
Speaker 4: that it's depending on a number of states like Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: that we believe are going to be reporting in a
Speaker 4: pattern similar to the way they reported in the past.
Speaker 4: So the over and under Saturday, which is when the
Speaker 4: call was made last time. So twitdle our thumbs A scoch.
Speaker 4: We may have to probably have a pretty good idea
Speaker 4: pretty good idea Listener lunch Ron's rust, it's maybe we
Speaker 4: can continue to watch the numbers come in. Get a
Speaker 4: couple of television sets up over it at Ron's russ
Speaker 4: and why aren't men voting for Kamala Harris? Well, she
Speaker 4: has an answer to that. It's misogyny. You are a misogynist,
Speaker 4: which I think is the most preposterous thing. You know,
Speaker 4: I'm fifty nine years old. I have voted for women.
Speaker 4: I think my entire life as a voter, there have
Speaker 4: always been women on the on the on the ballot.
Speaker 4: And whoever thought a woman couldn't do as good of
Speaker 4: a job as a guy under any given circumstances, depending
Speaker 4: on the quality and the caliber or the candidate. Women
Speaker 4: in quite all and do a much better job. The
Speaker 4: idea that someone wouldn't vote for someone purely based upon
Speaker 4: the fact that they're a different sex or that they
Speaker 4: are a woman, when we have actual policy positions that
Speaker 4: we can make better choices on. Speaking with Sharpton, Sharpton,
Speaker 4: do you think some of the resistance of some men
Speaker 4: black and white is misogynists? And are you proud to
Speaker 4: see the most Americans, even being polled, have no problems
Speaker 4: supporting a woman at all.
Speaker 1: That's the point. Al It's not her being a woman.
Speaker 4: It may have something beyond that, like things she'll actually
Speaker 4: have control over on your specific point, I think that
Speaker 4: you're absolutely right that there is this narrative about what
Speaker 4: kind of support we're receiving from black men that is
Speaker 4: just not panning out jumps increase mung The black community
Speaker 4: has rung alarm bells with a Harris campaign agenda for
Speaker 4: black men, legalizing marijuana, new loan programs, preferred banking options
Speaker 4: for entrepreneurs, preferred apprenticeship programs, and mentor programs. That was
Speaker 4: her answer to her flagging support among black men handouts
Speaker 4: across the board. Many consider the whole marijuana thing being disrespectful.
Speaker 4: Lots of black men have come out. If you've watched
Speaker 4: social media on that, and I you know who gets
Speaker 4: you know, increased in terms of views on social media
Speaker 4: is beyond me. That's like the peace of God. But
Speaker 4: a lot of black men not taking real kindly to
Speaker 4: some of that things. We think we can be bought.
Speaker 4: You think dangling marijuana in front of us, that think
Speaker 4: it's rather insulting anyhow misogyny. Right, there's nothing to do
Speaker 4: with her policies, nothing to do with how you feel
Speaker 4: now versus well, how you felt at the end of
Speaker 4: the Trump administration five twenty six fifty five care see
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Speaker 4: Five one, three, seven four nine fifty five hundred, eight
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Speaker 4: eighteen and t found so not a little bit sluggish.
Speaker 4: I am, admittedly so dealing with this well. I think
Speaker 4: I think it's RSD, But regardless, that's why I was
Speaker 4: off yesterday and still prayers going after my wife, who
Speaker 4: was just absolutely a mess. I don't think she slept
Speaker 4: in an hour last night, coughing the entire night virtually.
Speaker 4: I've been spared that knockwood that I continue to avoid
Speaker 4: that downfall me. It's bad, and it is everywhere I've
Speaker 4: talked to, so many people that are struggling with apparently
Speaker 4: not a damn thing you can do about it either.
Speaker 4: Over to local stories, seventy seven year old woman arrested
Speaker 4: after a man was shot and killed. Happened to Westwood
Speaker 4: last our Saturday or Sunday evening rather since I police
Speaker 4: called to the twenty seven hundred block of East Tower
Speaker 4: Drive off of the Queen City Avenue about ten till
Speaker 4: eight pm. They got there, they found fifty eight year
Speaker 4: old Arthur Osborne suffering from a gunshot wound. Police said,
Speaker 4: since I fired, department personnel determined he was dead at
Speaker 4: the scene. Since the police arrested seventy seven year old
Speaker 4: Kathleen Geigers, he used to be in charge one count
Speaker 4: of reckless homicide. According the documents, Geiger told police that
Speaker 4: the shooting happened as a result of a joke. Documents
Speaker 4: say Geigers shot Osborne one time in the Telvic region
Speaker 4: after the pair were engaged in harmless banter when he
Speaker 4: jokingly requested that she shoot him. That's a quote from
Speaker 4: the police report. Court document say Geiger told police she
Speaker 4: believed the gun was unloaded when she pointed at Osborne
Speaker 4: and pulled the trigger. Judge ordered shed be held on
Speaker 4: a ten thousand dollars bond. I could offer commentary on that,
Speaker 4: but I think it kind of goes without saying. Coran
Speaker 4: Avenue one of the main roads from Cincinna's west side,
Speaker 4: also home to Scott hand, who was speaking with Andy
Speaker 4: Rowan over at WCPO. We should probably be wearing vests
Speaker 4: because this is dangerous, he said, standing out on the
Speaker 4: sidewalk in front of his house. Cars zooming buy. This
Speaker 4: is dangerous just to be here. Apparently, since the Department
Speaker 4: of Transportation and Engineering doing some traffic counts back and
Speaker 4: the August Division of Traffic and Engineering use cables at
Speaker 4: the intersection of Coleraine and north of Leaper Street to
Speaker 4: record each car's speed. W CCPA review data and August
Speaker 4: twenty first showing of near twenty two thousand vehicles seventy
Speaker 4: six percent we're going faster than the thirty five mile
Speaker 4: per hour post of speed limit of the drivers heading
Speaker 4: down the street southbound inclined thirty three percent traveling ten
Speaker 4: or more miles above this league speed limit. The resident there,
Speaker 4: mister Hann, said, the cars going down here will already
Speaker 4: exceeding the speed limit even without using the gas cities
Speaker 4: recorded data, he said, justification to what he already knew.
Speaker 4: We started a spreadsheet and ultimately lost track and the
Speaker 4: number of crashes that have happened after the interview was conducted.
Speaker 4: Apparently another crash occurred between two cars. Both cars okay,
Speaker 4: but timing couldn't have been better. So it happened just
Speaker 4: feet from a metro bus stop across from the apartment complex.
Speaker 4: The crossing path unmarked. Neighbors say they need to dodge
Speaker 4: trafford to get to the pickup point. To help drivers
Speaker 4: slow down, the city installed road tattoos that marked the
Speaker 4: speed limited radar signs RDAR speed signs. He said he's
Speaker 4: noticed a slight difference, but most people are disregarding it.
Speaker 4: Different solution now in the works. Earlier this month, Mayor
Speaker 4: aftab perval A lotted five hundred thousand dollars for speed
Speaker 4: cushions along that stretch of the road. It's fund coming
Speaker 4: out of these sixty five million dollars from last year's budget.
Speaker 1: Hey Joe, they had money left over from last year.
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 4: Pur of all said Corain Avenue was a hotspot and
Speaker 4: need of additional safety measures, and an email to WCPO
Speaker 4: Senior Manager or planner Melissa McVeigh said a total of
Speaker 4: sixteen of these cushions will be installed at four locations.
Speaker 4: Each gets one set fifty two to twenty nine coal rain,
Speaker 4: fifty eighty one coal rain corain at Rayburn, and forty
Speaker 4: five to fifty coal rain construction weather dependent. Exact stretch
Speaker 4: of Road four lane Incline, a terrain Pervoll called a
Speaker 4: challenging part of the city's infrastructure and that we've got
Speaker 4: to get cars to slow down there, Joe asserts, and
Speaker 4: I think it's a legitimate assertion that after Burmol has
Speaker 4: never been in that area of town before. Yeah, those things,
Speaker 4: snowploles work on those things. It seems like a snowpub
Speaker 4: will just like rip that off. All right, Well, that's
Speaker 4: for them to navigate and deal with. I presume Joe
Speaker 4: that they've done studies showing that snowplus can actually go.
Speaker 1: Over those Maybe they haven't.
Speaker 4: Joe is offering to do a study of that for
Speaker 4: two million dollars plus access and use to the snowplow
Speaker 4: equipment and a liability waiver from the City of Sinceinny
Speaker 4: that will not hold Joe's tracker responsible for any damage
Speaker 4: done to these speed cushions or pedestrians in the way
Speaker 4: of Joe operating the snowplow. Five thirty six fifty five
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Speaker 4: I see Christopher Smith was on the Smith event yesterday.
Speaker 4: I was sleeping, trying to sleep off the cold and
Speaker 4: Kevin Gordon, thank you so much for filling in yesterday.
Speaker 4: I truly appreciate it. I missed my conversations with Christopher, though,
Speaker 4: so I miss being on the radio as well. Anyhow,
Speaker 4: I don't ever, ever, ever regret and always miss not
Speaker 4: doing a stack of stupid. So let's get to the
Speaker 4: stack of stupid. Some interesting ones here two vacationing friends
Speaker 4: coming back from Dominican Republic. They were on the beach,
Speaker 4: so one of them decided to go topless and hang
Speaker 4: out the car window. Is the other clicked video on
Speaker 4: her mobile phone. You know the where this is going,
Speaker 4: don't you what? Thirty five year old Natalia boro Dina
Speaker 4: happened to be the mother of a ten year old boy,
Speaker 4: was flaunting her body. The one that was hanging topless
Speaker 4: outside of the car, hit her head on a roadside
Speaker 4: a road sign rather and died. Idiots doing idiot things
Speaker 4: because there idiots.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she was from Russia.
Speaker 4: Her companion, I suppose, the one driving, thirty one year
Speaker 4: old Ivana Biorachuk, Ukrainian, the one filming her, has been
Speaker 4: detained by a police on suspicion of drunk driving.
Speaker 1: We had the video.
Speaker 4: Natalia can be seen what they describe in a playful
Speaker 4: mood and laughing at the camera before tragedy stroke. She
Speaker 4: died of severe injuries.
Speaker 1: Her friend.
Speaker 4: Say what you Want said that the dead woman did
Speaker 4: not deserve to be judged by her reckless behavior that
Speaker 4: led to her death. She helped to help her poor
Speaker 4: family with everything. She was hoping for a better future,
Speaker 4: and anyone can make a mistake. Why should we judge
Speaker 4: her by just one video? Are we all saying so? No,
Speaker 4: this is what we describe as a cautionary tale. We
Speaker 4: read about this and let people know about it, because well,
Speaker 4: when you're thinking about doing something foolish, like this. You
Speaker 4: might remember that Russian Natalia Borodina had her head blown up,
Speaker 4: I guess by a roadsign because she was doing something
Speaker 4: reckless and dangerous while her car was being operated by
Speaker 4: someone under the influence of alcohol. Lesson to be learned,
Speaker 4: well and topless. Yes, Joe, okay, all right, this sounds interesting.
Speaker 4: Four Sri Lankan fishermen are dead. Two are critically ill
Speaker 4: after consuming an unknown liquid from bottles they file they
Speaker 4: found while out at sea. They were on a fishing
Speaker 4: trip and they were trieved bottles around three hundred twenty
Speaker 4: nautical miles from a town on the southern coast of
Speaker 4: the island, Tangali. Sri Lanka Navy told reporters the fishermen
Speaker 4: had drunk from the bottles thinking they contained alcohol. Director
Speaker 4: of the Sri Lanka Defartmative Fisheries and Aquatic Resources told
Speaker 4: several outlets that the Navy's attempting to bring them back
Speaker 4: to shore. He reportedly said that the Navy is providing
Speaker 4: medical attention to the metabor the fishing vessel over concerns
Speaker 4: that there wasn't enough time to return them to land
Speaker 4: for treatment. BBC approached the spokesman there and the Sri
Speaker 4: Lankan Navy confirmed comment. National news station told He told
Speaker 4: National news station Ada Dorana that the fishermen had distributed
Speaker 4: some of the bottles to other crews operating in the area.
Speaker 4: Attempts to notify those crews were being made. Authorities are
Speaker 4: investigating the contents of the bottles. I don't know whether
Speaker 4: I read about this or it was in I think
Speaker 4: it was maybe part of a movie. Somebody was breaking
Speaker 4: into someone's home and saw a bottle of what looked
Speaker 4: like a three quarters full bottle of scotch and started
Speaker 4: drinking it down. Turns out it was chemicals used to
Speaker 4: process film to develop film, and that person expired again.
Speaker 4: I can't recall that. Yeah, I know, if you ain't
Speaker 4: sure about it, don't drink it, know what I mean.
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Speaker 4: to the stack is stupid? Woman to New York, presumed
Speaker 4: dead after she passed out in a rubbish container after
Speaker 4: a night out drinking and was apparently crushed to death
Speaker 4: before being incinerated after the garbage man came to empty it.
Speaker 8: Two.
Speaker 1: What happens?
Speaker 4: My sentiments exactly Just Tracker investigators reportedly looking into the
Speaker 4: traces of the woman's DNA and a landfill site after
Speaker 4: the contents of the trap or the garbage men wor
Speaker 4: incinerated at a waste disposal plan. Student Agustina Rubini Medina
Speaker 4: had been missing in Majorca for a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: after disappearing after a night of partying with her friends.
Speaker 4: Spanish police said Thursday of the seventeenth they believed that
Speaker 4: she died in a well in the in the bin
Speaker 4: so dumpster basically they called a bin Laurie, but they
Speaker 4: reportedly used her mobile phone day to reconstruct the movements,
Speaker 4: Deputy police chief Ndo Rebelias saying quote, she was a
Speaker 4: thin woman who had difficult to consume an alcohol, this
Speaker 4: made worse by the medications she was taking.
Speaker 1: While waiting for a bus around mid nine.
Speaker 4: Investigators believe an item of hers fell into the garbage
Speaker 4: bin and she got went in to retrieve it, but
Speaker 4: then passed out from the alcohol. According to investigators and
Speaker 4: the mobile phone data covering the to recreate what happened
Speaker 4: when the garbage truck emptied the bin and crushed her
Speaker 4: to death. A witness was waiting for a bus shortly
Speaker 4: before her death and noticed her handbag placed neatly next
Speaker 4: to the container, but didn't think anything out of it.
Speaker 4: The witness was at the bus stop at about a
Speaker 4: quarter after twelve in the morning, reportedly did not hear
Speaker 4: her call for help or scream before the garbage man
Speaker 4: arrived at twenty seven minutes after the hour to empty
Speaker 4: the band.
Speaker 1: Investigator seven.
Speaker 4: The vehicle reached a waste incineration plant a little before
Speaker 4: one o'clock in the morning. That's when the twenty four
Speaker 4: year old woman's phone went dead. Investigators working around the
Speaker 4: clock to find traces of her DNA among the ashes
Speaker 4: and garbage at the landfill site.
Speaker 1: The investigation is ongoing.
Speaker 3: Well, we used to get you out and the open there.
Speaker 1: Wow, Joe, Well this is bizarre.
Speaker 4: Court to the Associated Press, the spokeswoman Elvira Biganova described
Speaker 4: the incident that anyone could have made in the scenario.
Speaker 9: What is this?
Speaker 4: Let us find out A guy working on with explosive
Speaker 4: chemicals at the time he was studying, was thought to
Speaker 4: have mistaken incredibly volatile explosives for citric acid. Citric acid
Speaker 4: this guy would regularly use to prolong the flavor of
Speaker 4: his gum while working. This explosive powder was situated on
Speaker 4: his station. Apparently looked similar to the citric acid powder,
Speaker 4: which is in literally everything soft drinks, foods, anything that
Speaker 4: has a sour taste to it. Anyway, the police spokesperson
Speaker 4: as being an Ova person explained that the chemistry students
Speaker 4: chewing gum exploded in his mouth, tearing off half of
Speaker 4: his face. Yeah, she said, it blew off this guy
Speaker 4: Lakhona's jaw and most of the lower part of his
Speaker 4: face was left him in critical condition. In a statement,
Speaker 4: said even some of our seasoned officers who have seen
Speaker 4: a thing or two, even they were pretty badly shaken
Speaker 4: up by what they found. During the initial investigation, officer
Speaker 4: exam of the table where he had been working and
Speaker 4: found approximately three and a half ounces of the explosives.
Speaker 4: She explained that the power resembles citric acid but had
Speaker 4: not yet been identified. Went on to sympathize with the
Speaker 4: kid and claimed anybody could have mixed them up. Bomb
Speaker 4: squad called the location determine what the substance was and
Speaker 4: was found that it was far too volatile to even
Speaker 4: transport Courtinokle, local news outlets Exports said this kid, who
Speaker 4: was from the town of Caught, a top eastern Ukraine,
Speaker 4: had dipped his gum into the powder, which was four
Speaker 4: times more powerful than tn T.
Speaker 1: There it is just laying around at his workstation. Oh,
Speaker 1: what's this?
Speaker 4: Mixed reports however, or whether he was in the university
Speaker 4: or at home, and as one source claims in Russian
Speaker 4: that his brother had found his body in his room
Speaker 4: after hearing a loud bang within the house. HM assistant
Speaker 4: head of the city police department, shared that he sustained
Speaker 4: the injuries as soon as the chewing bomb hit the mouth.
Speaker 4: Dean of the chemical engineering facility responded to the reports
Speaker 4: of his death and told the outlet Local news outlet
Speaker 4: he got an A in chemistry, but his grades and
Speaker 4: other subjects were average. Yes, Vladimir was not a poor student,
Speaker 4: but he never graduated from KPI. He could not defend
Speaker 4: his diploma thesis and was expelled last year. It's a
Speaker 4: shame he died. But they don't teach you how to
Speaker 4: make bombs at KPI, the school where he, I guess
Speaker 4: blew up. So don't teach you proper storage of volatile
Speaker 4: explosives either, Just like why do you just take into
Speaker 4: the piece of gum and put in his mouth. He's
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Speaker 4: Scoop with Bright Barton News Today Capitol Hill reporter Nick
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Speaker 4: we go. Thank you for calling, Bill, Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Morning Show. In a happy Monday I had tuesday to you.
Speaker 4: Good morning there, cheez. How you doing been better? But
Speaker 4: I'm small, I'm managing. I'm here and that's good enough
Speaker 4: for me, buddy, you know, I'm It could be worse.
Speaker 10: Oh, yeah, and on your uh white thing, her having
Speaker 10: the cold and cough thing. I tell you this is
Speaker 10: an old country remedy. And then I have never had
Speaker 10: a cold. I can't remember since I'm probably eighteen. It's onion,
Speaker 10: white onion, eat them like an apple on a regular
Speaker 10: and peppers. You'll never catch a colt and it wipes
Speaker 10: on everything in the system. The systic, you know, the
Speaker 10: acid in.
Speaker 5: The onion kills everything.
Speaker 10: Okay, I want to get you main point, and I
Speaker 10: wish the best for it, and you I want to
Speaker 10: get to my point, and uh man, we got to
Speaker 10: get this straightened out here.
Speaker 9: We are not a democracy.
Speaker 10: We are a republic, and they're killing me. All these
Speaker 10: people talking here like they're sitting there like they're so smart,
Speaker 10: and you already know what they're gonna say. I mean,
Speaker 10: truff is bad and communist hair, I call it communists hair,
Speaker 10: which she is. I mean, they can't do no wrong.
Speaker 10: But we are not a democracy. We are a republic.
Speaker 10: And I cannot believe what I cannot. I can see
Speaker 10: why why don't they have somebody, just one person in
Speaker 10: all these talking heads have a rebuttal of this insanity
Speaker 10: that they're trying to put over.
Speaker 11: They think they're smarter than us.
Speaker 1: We are a republic.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry, I wish the best for both of you, madam.
Speaker 10: I'll be quiet and thank you.
Speaker 1: Bill. You're right.
Speaker 4: I don't know about the onion remedy, but you are right.
Speaker 4: We are a Republican. I do wish more people account
Speaker 4: that would we would point that out, and maybe the
Speaker 4: fact that they don't call it out and it isn't
Speaker 4: regularly an initial rebuttal to whatever stupid point they're trying
Speaker 4: to make, Like Donald Trump is a threat to democracy.
Speaker 1: Well, no he's not.
Speaker 4: We don't live in a democracy, so he can't be
Speaker 4: a threat to constitutional republic. Read the documents and then
Speaker 4: move on from there and then make whatever points they
Speaker 4: need to be made. But you know, maybe it's a
Speaker 4: reflection of the stupid of the American people that more
Speaker 4: people like you don't immediately have that reaction. What do
Speaker 4: you mean, threat to democracy? But it is all about
Speaker 4: Trump though. See in doing that, they keep referring to
Speaker 4: Trump as being a threat to democracy without even articulately
Speaker 4: the reason why they might point to January sixth, not
Speaker 4: a threat to even the republic, I might point out,
Speaker 4: But they love to make a big deal about that,
Speaker 4: and I think that was We're learning pretty much more
Speaker 4: and more that that was an absolute setup. That is
Speaker 4: the exact intended result that the anti Trump, the big
Speaker 4: pro government, the lettered agencies, and those are in favor
Speaker 4: of the deep state, and the perpetuation of it actually wanted.
Speaker 4: If you leave the request for extra security, which were
Speaker 4: denied Nancy Pelosia's sleep at the Wheel intentionally so, Donald
Speaker 4: Trump said the National Guards should be out there in
Speaker 4: advance of the thing that didn't happen, and then you
Speaker 4: get a bunch of idiots, perhaps egged on by federal authorities.
Speaker 4: More and more information coming out about that. Why were
Speaker 4: all the FBI agents in there, Why were some of
Speaker 4: them caught egging the egging on the protesters? Why was
Speaker 4: all this advanced, you know, sort of entrapment type of
Speaker 4: thing going on. Did they want to bring about the
Speaker 4: drunken fraternity party that was yes, Well that's kind of
Speaker 4: where I'm coming down on. I sound like a conspiracy theorist,
Speaker 4: maybe just a pattern observer with nods to my friend Maureen.
Speaker 4: But I had a conversation with a dear friend of
Speaker 4: mine which will help me pivot over to this article
Speaker 4: I have and I was speaking last week, and this
Speaker 4: kind of maybe goes to the point about democracy threats
Speaker 4: and we don't even live in a democracy. How smart
Speaker 4: are you politically? And I'm talking to he is one
Speaker 4: of my absolute dearest, longest friends. I love the guy
Speaker 4: to death, but he has never ever paid a whole
Speaker 4: lot of attention to politics. Smart guy he is, successfully
Speaker 4: is you know, he's great on other topics and just
Speaker 4: a whiz on other things. But having a conversation with
Speaker 4: them that's started out this way, Brian, where do you
Speaker 4: think is going to happen in this election? I'm like, oh, geez,
Speaker 4: I get that question all the time. And I said,
Speaker 4: you know, I don't know where to I don't know
Speaker 4: what to think right now. I said. The world's a
Speaker 4: crazy place. I said, but one thing I'll tell you is,
Speaker 4: you know, I think Kamala's is an absolute idiot, and
Speaker 4: I'm very, very afraid of her as being, you know,
Speaker 4: of all things that stuck in my head commander in
Speaker 4: chief of the United States military and being responsible for
Speaker 4: foreign policy in this crazy world we find ourselves in,
Speaker 4: with worlds with wars breaking out, our resources are stretched
Speaker 4: so thin, read a real scary article about how prominent
Speaker 4: the Chinese navy is, how their navy is bigger than ours,
Speaker 4: and they're encircling Taiwan doing military exercises, intruding into Taiwan's
Speaker 4: military airspace and airspace generally more and more regularly, just
Speaker 4: sort of testing the boundaries of how we react. But
Speaker 4: then again, we got carrier groups that are spread all
Speaker 4: over the entire globe. There's concentrated in the South China
Speaker 4: Sea and generally around Taiwan, putting a big, big advantage
Speaker 4: point over them. So this kind of thing really concerns me.
Speaker 4: But in the final analysis, the words came out of
Speaker 4: his mouth. You know, I just cannot vote for Trump.
Speaker 4: I said, oh, can you tell me why that is?
Speaker 4: I just hate the man? I said, ah, you hate him?
Speaker 4: Is there a particular policy that he has pushed that
Speaker 4: you hate?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 4: And we went into a deep dive discussion on a
Speaker 4: whole number of topics. You know, the LGBTQ thing. He
Speaker 4: is absolutely one hundred percent against the idea of men
Speaker 4: participating in women's sports. He's against the whole gender pronoun
Speaker 4: crap that has been shoved down our throat generally, you know,
Speaker 4: against Wolk ideology, I said, and I won't say his name.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what she has been pushing for years. That
Speaker 4: is a policy that as president of the United States
Speaker 4: of America, she will push. This will be further embedded
Speaker 4: into America's culture if you go in her direction. Donald
Speaker 4: Trump is at absolutely one hundred percent against it. He
Speaker 4: doesn't believe that men should participate in women's sports. And
Speaker 4: we went on ahead a number of other conversations about policy,
Speaker 4: and I said, listen, buddy, I called him by his
Speaker 4: real name, but again I'm leaving it off the record.
Speaker 4: Can you name of all these reasons you really say
Speaker 4: you dislike Donald Trump? Is there anything anything in that list,
Speaker 4: long or short, that has anything to do with his
Speaker 4: power as a president, the powers that he will have
Speaker 4: as president, his policies, what he has done in the past,
Speaker 4: what he promises to do in the future. The answer
Speaker 4: absolutely no. The only reason he claims to have a
Speaker 4: disdain for Donald Trump is because apparently he's just been
Speaker 4: listening to the message races, xenophobe, homophobe, blah blah blah.
Speaker 4: You've heard it all, evil Orange man. That's the only
Speaker 4: thing over the multiple years Donald Trump has been a
Speaker 4: public figure in the political realm that he has taken away.
Speaker 4: That's how little he pays attention to politics. And so
Speaker 4: when you pivot over and you stare at the Harris campaign,
Speaker 4: and every single question is met with Donald Trump. But
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, it's not here's what Kamala Harris proposes by
Speaker 4: way of contrast to the policy positions of Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: It's just an immediate pivot over too. But I'm not
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. And I think that speaks volume, not only
Speaker 4: of how indoctrinated so many American people are into this notion.
Speaker 4: And go ahead and try to figure out all the
Speaker 4: ways that Donald Trump's a liar or a xenophobe or
Speaker 4: a homophobe or whatever, and you really can't come up
Speaker 4: with anything concrete other than what the mainstream media has
Speaker 4: told you he meant when he said like there were
Speaker 4: good people there, that thoroughly debunked argument. Donald Trump was
Speaker 4: not referring to the clan members at the rally. He
Speaker 4: was referring to the general citizenry showing up at a
Speaker 4: concern for their neighborhood. Not everybody there was on either
Speaker 4: side of the evil forces. Some people there were good,
Speaker 4: and in fact that's contextually speaking, exactly what he said.
Speaker 1: But no, he's been labeled with this. You know there
Speaker 1: is a he's a pro clan guy. No he's not.
Speaker 4: But you see, read what the Harris campaign is saying.
Speaker 4: Well they read what the surrogates are saying on her behalf.
Speaker 4: Are they providing you with any substance? Are they immediately going?
Speaker 4: But she's not Trump And when you boil it all down,
Speaker 4: that's all she's running on because sadly, there are a
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Speaker 4: Further to my point on that it's Trump, Tump, tump, trimp. Trokes,
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Speaker 4: all critical state, We've learned Pennsylvania's key to winning, and
Speaker 4: of course Kamala Harris struggling with what her position is
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Speaker 4: So can you name one key policy difference between Vice
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Speaker 4: Governor's response. You know, I've been really encouraged by the
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Speaker 4: you name one policy difference? Again, she's focusing on the
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Speaker 4: His response, well, listen again, the contrast I am focused on,
Speaker 4: Kristen parenthetically interject Brian Thomas, notwithstanding the question you're asking me,
Speaker 4: the contrast I am focused on is between her and
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Speaker 4: isn't whatever you mean by it the central focus of
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Speaker 9: What?
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Speaker 4: If it's about CARCD talk station, I do local stories,
Speaker 4: but I have more callers onlines. Let's start with the callers.
Speaker 4: Get several. Just wait, you'll get to your You'll be
Speaker 4: next after Bobby. I got then Mike in New Hampshire, Gary, Bobby,
Speaker 4: thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 5: I'm glad you're not calling my brother.
Speaker 1: Oh so am, I.
Speaker 4: I feel it. It's back there. It's just keeping quiet
Speaker 4: right now. So let's not jinx me man.
Speaker 8: Hey, since we got Liz Cheney on the campaign trailers, anyway,
Speaker 8: we can center down to Lochlan to check about our
Speaker 8: new invasion.
Speaker 5: We got down there.
Speaker 1: I saw that.
Speaker 4: I asked Joe Streker if you had read about that,
Speaker 4: because I saw it was reported in bright Bark. Apparently
Speaker 4: Lachland village has been inundated with roughly thirty five hundred
Speaker 4: brand new immigrants from Mauritania. No idea how the Mauritanians
Speaker 4: chose Lachland, but by word of mouth, more Mauritanians show
Speaker 4: up in Lachland, the more they get the message out
Speaker 4: that that's where Mauritanians are welcome. And we've got a
Speaker 4: lot of them now.
Speaker 5: Predators pray on the week, my brother.
Speaker 4: I yeah, you can pay with the broad rush if
Speaker 4: you want. All I know is the city of Lachland
Speaker 4: I can't imagine can afford and manage an additional influx
Speaker 4: of thirty five hundred people. Resources probably stretched a bit thin,
Speaker 4: as you might imagine.
Speaker 5: Well, they must have changed the bus route.
Speaker 4: Well you think they stopped in the area that you've
Speaker 4: been paying attention to, Bobby, Well.
Speaker 8: They just went ahead and you know they just got
Speaker 8: another stop they got now so.
Speaker 4: You know, all right, Well it's Mauritanians in Lachland. It
Speaker 4: was the Chinese Communist Party in what was the other
Speaker 4: area that you have been watching?
Speaker 5: Bobby up towards Springdale and Charonville.
Speaker 4: Bring down Sharonville. All right, I let any of my
Speaker 4: resident friends in spring Down Sharonville chime in on that topic.
Speaker 1: I know you got a sharp eye on it.
Speaker 4: Bobby, keep up the good work, my friend and faith family, Flag,
Speaker 4: freedom and firearms. Right, Mike, Welcome to the fifty five
Speaker 4: there sidod Morning Share. Mike, thanks for calling in this morning.
Speaker 5: Hi, Brian on you two.
Speaker 9: There's a Amish guy.
Speaker 14: He's Amish and he's out of Pennsylvania.
Speaker 9: He's more of the progressive Amish.
Speaker 14: He's got a YouTube channel. He'll tell you about different
Speaker 14: Amish and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: He's obviously a progressive Amish if he's participating in modern
Speaker 4: technology and has a YouTube channel. But Joe, Joe wants
Speaker 4: to know if he's driving an evy buggy.
Speaker 14: But he's been talking about there's a there's an Amish
Speaker 14: farmer out there. He's sold organic vegetables and stuff, and
Speaker 14: the the government raided his farm because they didn't like
Speaker 14: the things and they said. In the last presidential election,
Speaker 14: fifty thousand Amish were registered to vote, and they said
Speaker 14: they've got over two hundred and fifty thousand registered vote
Speaker 14: now because they don't like the way.
Speaker 5: Things are going.
Speaker 1: How about that? I mean, what kind of the.
Speaker 4: Amish vote is going to bring it home for I
Speaker 4: presume Trunk because he's obviously lower he doesn't like regulations
Speaker 4: as much as Arris.
Speaker 1: But in the grand scheme of things, let us be serious.
Speaker 4: How much of a threat can the Homish population really
Speaker 4: bring about to America? Based upon what they're doing on
Speaker 4: their farms? Oh my god, they're selling raw milk. Oh,
Speaker 4: we're all gotta die. Appreciate the call, Yes, those Amish.
Speaker 4: God bless the Amish people and New Hampshire.
Speaker 5: Gary.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling this morning. It's always good to hear
Speaker 1: from you.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 8: Hey, I just wanted to wish you well, and I
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Speaker 5: You're in my prayers, that's all well.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that it's working out well enough that I
Speaker 4: was able to make it into work, because I'm telling you,
Speaker 4: and I've been really feeling for my wife. She was
Speaker 4: coughing literally all night. I don't know that she got
Speaker 4: an hour's sleep last night. If that was me trust me,
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Speaker 4: any indication, he's kind of like the front end of
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Speaker 4: hopefully I dodge the bullet. And I don't wish this
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Speaker 4: my submarine or friend. Welcome back to the show, my friend.
Speaker 4: It's always good to hear from you.
Speaker 9: Why, sir, I hope you and the missus are feeling
Speaker 9: better real soon.
Speaker 4: I do appreciate that. More more thoughts, and prayers over
Speaker 4: to the wife considering her condition. Just just pray for
Speaker 4: me to hold steady. I can manage where I am now,
Speaker 4: but I'm telling you that cough is nightmarish.
Speaker 9: I think at Mother Nature just will provide a little
Speaker 9: rain and just wash all this stuff that's floating around
Speaker 9: and probably couldn't hurt.
Speaker 1: That can't hurt.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 4: Someone said eat raw onions, and I don't. I'm going
Speaker 4: to go down that road. Apparently old school remedy just
Speaker 4: eat raw onions and.
Speaker 1: Like an apple is a hard pass on that one
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 9: I'm definitely put me down for that one too.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Hey, Veterans Day is three weeks away, and I can
Speaker 9: think of no better way if someone here in the
Speaker 9: Greater Cincinnati area wants to thank a veteran than to
Speaker 9: be at CBG tomorrow night. We're flying tomorrow on Wednesday.
Speaker 9: We normally fly on Tuesday, but tomorrow is our last
Speaker 9: honor flight of twenty twenty four and we'll be coming
Speaker 9: back around between eight thirty and nine o'clock. So if
Speaker 9: you want to shake the hand of eighty nine patriots
Speaker 9: and thank them for their service, please be at CBG
Speaker 9: and it'll be an evening you will not forget.
Speaker 4: I cannot underscore that enough, having been there myself and
Speaker 4: gone on a couple of honor flights. It's almost, in
Speaker 4: some sort of a weird way, it's almost the highlight
Speaker 4: of the day because you know, you're really exhausted coming
Speaker 4: back from it. How long is that we spend? I
Speaker 4: mean you get there at five am, you're up on
Speaker 4: your feet going all around the nation's capital and being
Speaker 4: ferried around. You know, it's like a what fifteen hour
Speaker 4: total day on your feet roughly.
Speaker 9: At a minimum, at a minimum. And most of these
Speaker 9: gentlemen and ladies, depending upon where they're coming from, they
Speaker 9: may be getting up about the time that year going
Speaker 9: to work to be it's because we need them there
Speaker 9: at five o'clock, right, so it could have to be
Speaker 9: almost an eighteen hour day. But you talk about it
Speaker 9: an adrenaline rush. That's it for them and for everybody
Speaker 9: waving those red, white and blue flags. You know, it's
Speaker 9: it's a lot of it going on with the election
Speaker 9: going on, but a shot at patriotism and Brian, if
Speaker 9: I may at a local speaking engagement and when we're
Speaker 9: out fundraising, I like it to spell two miss for
Speaker 9: our veterans. We hear a lot. Well, I wasn't overseas
Speaker 9: or I was not in combat. If you are a
Speaker 9: d D two fourteen alumni or any veteran, everybody paid,
Speaker 9: you know, did something for the cause. So if you're
Speaker 9: over sixty five, please go to our website on a
Speaker 9: flight tri state dot org sign up. We want to
Speaker 9: celebrate your service. Yes, well, we hear, oh, I don't
Speaker 9: have a guardian. On average, we have about ten to
Speaker 9: fifteen veterans who have appointed guardians. Once again, don't let
Speaker 9: that stop you from signing up. You are to be
Speaker 9: celebrated for your service.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: The first on or flight I went on was with
Speaker 4: a World War two veteran and he uttered those exact
Speaker 4: words to me, Mike, I kind of feel unworthy because
Speaker 4: I didn't serve in combat.
Speaker 1: He was in the weather forecasting.
Speaker 5: And I say important?
Speaker 4: How important? I mean that's when D Day gets launched.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is when whether or not combat, you
Speaker 4: engage in combat or not. It's such an important element
Speaker 4: to waging warfare. And you know, you're every bit is
Speaker 4: important to COG and the machinery of World War two
Speaker 4: and our victory there as anybody else so you weren't
Speaker 4: on the front lines, but you know what, you probably
Speaker 4: save thousands of lives and you know, prevented maybe perhaps
Speaker 4: military disaster by letting people know what the weather was
Speaker 4: going to be.
Speaker 1: You know, it's everybody counts everyone.
Speaker 4: So I'm glad you brought that up, Mike, and I
Speaker 4: know you're going to report live from CBG, AM I right,
Speaker 4: Can I expect a call from you, actually, not.
Speaker 9: Only at CBG, but I will be on the flight
Speaker 9: and a support role along with two other ambassadors to
Speaker 9: once again assist at the air both airports, on the
Speaker 9: buses to ensure that these eighty nine veterans get the
Speaker 9: day of their life.
Speaker 4: Well, I will welcome a phone call from you on
Speaker 4: Thursday morning to give me an aftermath of how wonderful
Speaker 4: the event was, because I can guarantee you with a
Speaker 4: straight face, it will be a wonderful opportunity to be
Speaker 4: there to bring the kids. If you've got children, it's
Speaker 4: worth maybe them having to take a day of school
Speaker 4: off the next day to get this dose of patriotism
Speaker 4: and experience that no better history lesson, Amen, brother, Thank
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Speaker 4: Happy Tuesday. I'm gonna go over the phones five one three,
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Speaker 1: Jay, welcome to the show.
Speaker 12: Hey, good morning, Brian. Hey, uh you know my take
Speaker 12: on this issue one is this sound like deja vous?
Speaker 12: All over again. I remember whenever they the first time
Speaker 12: that the outside left dark money came in to change
Speaker 12: our constitution on abortion. I remember callers on this station
Speaker 12: and other stations, conservative callers that apparently were confused and
Speaker 12: calling in almost like lost children, asking tell me again
Speaker 12: which way I should vote on this issue? What does
Speaker 12: yes mean and what does no mean? And I think
Speaker 12: what's going on is that the outside left dark money
Speaker 12: sees Ohio as a soft target because we can't get
Speaker 12: our heads straight on these constitutional issues. And I think
Speaker 12: that there's gonna be a whole lot more dominoes fall
Speaker 12: if we lose on this issue one, because now we
Speaker 12: are losing the ability to have the accountability the government
Speaker 12: hold each other accountable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the accountability part, I think is the biggest, most
Speaker 4: troubling aspect of it. And you know, it's the extent
Speaker 4: you need to be convinced that this is a left
Speaker 4: wing or right wing thing. Consider the state of Ohio
Speaker 4: as a solid red state now, and they're not launching
Speaker 4: these multi million dollar efforts in states that are solid
Speaker 4: blue in spite of the fact that they have their
Speaker 4: own issues with jerrymandering. Yeah, all the Democrats and all
Speaker 4: the Democrat blue states like California, Jerremanda the hell out
Speaker 4: of it to ensure that they maintain the power. Democrats
Speaker 4: lost power.
Speaker 1: So what do they need to do.
Speaker 4: They need to re change the zoning rules and blame
Speaker 4: jerrymandering and evil politicians. And yes, some of the litigation
Speaker 4: that this state has been through regarding how the districts
Speaker 4: were drawn drawn by our elected officials, who we have
Speaker 4: the liberty to vote out of office. This takes that
Speaker 4: and undoes the entire thing, placing this entire process in
Speaker 4: the hand of unelected, unaccountable individuals. They claim it's bipartisan. Oh, look,
Speaker 4: it's going to be equal numbers of Republicans and Democrats
Speaker 4: and independents. Yeah, but go through the process and see
Speaker 4: how those folks are selected, and then realize there's no
Speaker 4: way in hell you'll ever be able to get them
Speaker 4: thrown out. The only way they can get thrown out
Speaker 4: as if well the own group of so called independent
Speaker 4: committees votes out one of their own members and it's
Speaker 4: never going to happen, which is never going to happen.
Speaker 4: And then look at the money, look at who is
Speaker 4: endorsed Issue one. If you please do me a favor
Speaker 4: and call me up and tell me if there's one
Speaker 4: single conservative organization out there that is behind this.
Speaker 9: They're not.
Speaker 4: It's because they know it is designed to undermine the
Speaker 4: Republican advantage we have in this state. Redraw districts to
Speaker 4: make them more favorable to Democrats so they can get
Speaker 4: more Democrats elected when they're well otherwise couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: It's the motivation.
Speaker 12: Yes, And a second second, quick on their point, Brian,
Speaker 12: is how is it that Trump is ahead by seven
Speaker 12: but Bernie Marino is neck and neck with Sheret Brown.
Speaker 8: I am I to.
Speaker 12: Understand that people are going in Conservatives again and just
Speaker 12: voting for president and not voting for senator, and not
Speaker 12: understanding that you're going to hand the Senate to Truck Schumer.
Speaker 12: So it really won't matter if Trump is in president,
Speaker 12: is in the Oval office or not. They're going to
Speaker 12: go to teach him and block him in every turn.
Speaker 12: So everybody out there who's just going in and voting
Speaker 12: for president and not voting for Bernie Marino, I mean,
Speaker 12: I can't get my head straight on the map if
Speaker 12: holes Trump ahead by seven and Shared Brown may get
Speaker 12: a victory here.
Speaker 4: Well, I suppose it's the campaign of lies being waged.
Speaker 4: You know, when you have more millions of dollars to
Speaker 4: throw at something like shared Brown, obviously, does you get
Speaker 4: more of the political action committees in his own campaign
Speaker 4: spreading well misinformation about Bernie Morino and who he is
Speaker 4: and what he's done in the past, like that whole
Speaker 4: story he stole from his employees. The backstory on that
Speaker 4: is not what it appears to be. But it's a
Speaker 4: rather complicated explanation. But suffice it to say they have
Speaker 4: twisted and turned that around to make it look like
Speaker 4: Bernie Marine is some evil human being, when that farthest
Speaker 4: thing from the truth could be is the case. So say,
Speaker 4: it requires people to actually do work. It requires people
Speaker 4: to actually look behind the veneer of mailings and campaign ads.
Speaker 4: I mean, just the other day I stood there and
Speaker 4: laid witness to an ad that repeatedly said Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is you know again his favor of national abortion, which
Speaker 4: he is on record a million times saying no, I'm not.
Speaker 4: They keep linking him with twenty twenty five, which he
Speaker 4: is explicitly rejected and says he doesn't even know anything about.
Speaker 4: He's not running on this so called twenty twenty five
Speaker 4: agenda that was completely whole cloth created by the Heritage
Speaker 4: Foundation and some individuals with ideas about the direction of
Speaker 4: the country. It's like, here, submit an idea and we'll
Speaker 4: put it into one big package. It doesn't mean any
Speaker 4: candidate has embraced it. Donald Trump has never done that.
Speaker 4: And yet there's a Political Collection Committee just stating that
Speaker 4: it's a matter of simple fact that he's in favor
Speaker 4: of those two things and a whole litany of other
Speaker 4: things that he's completely against. That will work with an
Speaker 4: uninformed person when it comes to policies. And go back
Speaker 4: to my one of my best friends I talked about
Speaker 4: earlier this morning, he doesn't like Trump. He asks him why.
Speaker 4: It's just because the narrative he's been fed for so long,
Speaker 4: evil Orange Man. He doesn't know anything about politics. When
Speaker 4: it comes down to policy and you start talking with
Speaker 4: him about specific policies and where Kamalo stands and where
Speaker 4: Donald Trump stands, he's on the favor He's on the
Speaker 4: side of Donald Trump and every single one of them.
Speaker 4: I went to this entire litany of things. That's someone
Speaker 4: who doesn't pay attention but is bought into the idea
Speaker 4: that he can't vote for Trump because he's just a
Speaker 4: bad guy, and yet he would find himself voting with
Speaker 4: Trump on individual policies across the board. It's a problem
Speaker 4: we have in society, folks. Dan raganold after the top
Speaker 4: of the ur News, we're gonna hear from David Benson
Speaker 4: on his arm sorry, Tom Claven on his book Bandit Heaven.
Speaker 4: That'll be at the bottom of the next hour. I
Speaker 4: hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 4: In the meantime, welcome back, I've been too long for talking.
Speaker 4: On the fifty five KRC Morning show, the founder and
Speaker 4: creator brainshout of his empower you America, Dan Regnold, Welcome back,
Speaker 4: Dan Regnold. I start by asking you, how are you
Speaker 4: enjoying retirement, my.
Speaker 1: Friend, I don't know.
Speaker 15: I don't I don't know if I'll ever be retired, Brian,
Speaker 15: But thanks for asking. And it's so so so good
Speaker 15: to talk to you. And what about those folks leaving
Speaker 15: on that honor flight to I want to send a
Speaker 15: shout out to them because that is such an incredibly
Speaker 15: say program. I hope they have the times of their
Speaker 15: lives they will.
Speaker 4: You know it's true, having been on a couple myself,
Speaker 4: it's just it's a I don't see life altering, but
Speaker 4: it's one of those things you'll never ever forget. How
Speaker 4: could you forget it? It's a wonderful day, and I'm encouraged.
Speaker 4: Like Cribbage Mike did early in the program, get to
Speaker 4: CVG tomorrow for the welcome home ceremony. Try to get
Speaker 4: there about eight thirty the place we've packed, and it
Speaker 4: would be just an absolutely wonderful shot of patriotism in
Speaker 4: the arm, send chills down your spine and may even
Speaker 4: cause an allergy attack or two.
Speaker 1: Dan, I've seen those, I've experienced them.
Speaker 4: Anyway, perfect timing for your seminar tonight empower Youoamerica dot org.
Speaker 4: It's a virtual class only log in from the convenience
Speaker 4: of your own home. Just click the register button at
Speaker 4: the bottom of the page there and there's two seminars.
Speaker 4: Dan's gonna kick it off by having what he has
Speaker 4: done regularly now since I think twenty fifteen, a discussion
Speaker 4: about well, the budget. You've been covering this for a
Speaker 4: long time. The results of our federal budget in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four. Timing couldn't be better, Dan, I saw that
Speaker 4: we just passed a sad milestone. We now spend more
Speaker 4: on debt service for our national debt than we do
Speaker 4: on America's military.
Speaker 15: It's hard to believe. Yeah, you know, this is a
Speaker 15: scary topic. It's perfect for Halloween, and I've been covering
Speaker 15: it for I think this is the seventh or eighth
Speaker 15: time I've spoken on it, and just I just do
Speaker 15: it because it's one of those issues and you watch
Speaker 15: the election, nobody's talking about it. Nobody, you know, it's
Speaker 15: not one of the four things that people are talking
Speaker 15: about that in actuality it may be it may be
Speaker 15: the most important. And Wall Street Journalist week had a
Speaker 15: quote that I thought was good to start off with,
Speaker 15: which is a deficit of this magnitude is unprecedented, and
Speaker 15: it's just hard to believe our country could be spending,
Speaker 15: you know, just spending their way to oblivia and to
Speaker 15: spend five trillion dollars to bring in five trillion dollars,
Speaker 15: but to spend seven trillion and add two trillion to
Speaker 15: our deficit, it's just hard to imagine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the debt payments hit eight hundred and eighty two
Speaker 4: billion dollars this most recent and fiscal year was just
Speaker 4: closed out, which represents the court of the Treasury Department,
Speaker 4: a thirty five percent jump in interest payments, eight billion
Speaker 4: dollars more than we spent on national defense. And the
Speaker 4: trajectory doesn't stop, it continues.
Speaker 1: To go up.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and for those out there who want to know
Speaker 15: how much how much the federal government has to spend
Speaker 15: to borrow money last year, it was in fiscal year
Speaker 15: twenty four which just ended, they have to pay about
Speaker 15: three point three to three percent for their debt and
Speaker 15: that went up about three quarters of appoint and it's
Speaker 15: going to go up more next year. And yeah, we've
Speaker 15: just started. It's costing us more to service our debt,
Speaker 15: and we're paying for defense. And I think back in
Speaker 15: back in the seventeen seventy six, I think the reason
Speaker 15: we started this government was to defend UH, to defend
Speaker 15: our people against UH, you know, and and that was
Speaker 15: the main thing. But now now our main thing seems
Speaker 15: to be servicing our debt. It's going to go up
Speaker 15: to about one point three trillion dollars next year to
Speaker 15: service the debt. And it's it's it's on a total
Speaker 15: path where you just kind of wonder where things are
Speaker 15: going to go because what has what happens is there's
Speaker 15: a term called crowding out, where that interest just crowds
Speaker 15: out anything else that you want to you know, that
Speaker 15: you want to do, like all these plans that Trump
Speaker 15: and and and Harris have put forward in the In
Speaker 15: the talk tonight, which will be the first part of
Speaker 15: the class, I'll be I'll be talking about all those
Speaker 15: plans that Trump has and how much they cost and
Speaker 15: what what how he hopes to make some of that
Speaker 15: up in revenue, and and UH and Kamala Harris too,
Speaker 15: and and I heard you talk about Lachlan. I've got
Speaker 15: a good story right up on top of empower Youoamerica
Speaker 15: dot org about the lack one situation, and when I
Speaker 15: was doing my investigation, I actually came up with, I
Speaker 15: think the first time I've heard how much this migrant
Speaker 15: cost is really costing us. And these are two thousand
Speaker 15: and twenty three numbers the cost of the migrant crisis
Speaker 15: that's been studied pretty in depth. And I'll actually have
Speaker 15: a print out of every line on them of that
Speaker 15: tonight that people can download if they're interested in looking
Speaker 15: at it. Total federal expenditure sixty six billion, State in
Speaker 15: local expenditures one hundred and fifteen million. They get thirty
Speaker 15: billion in taxes, so it's about one hundred and fifty
Speaker 15: billion dollars between federal and state expenditures on the migro cost.
Speaker 4: That is just insanity, and that just keeps going up.
Speaker 4: And you talk, you are going to contrast Kama Harris
Speaker 4: what we know about her policies anyway, and the Trump policies,
Speaker 4: because I keep reading, you know, there's been some newsworthy
Speaker 4: at least quasi legitimate outlets reporting the well, Trump policies
Speaker 4: are going to put us in debt further. And that's
Speaker 4: one of the criticisms I had about the Trump administration,
Speaker 4: he had an opportunity to maybe pair back spending and
Speaker 4: bring things under control. And yet, you know, his the
Speaker 4: deficit went up, or the national debt went up sizably
Speaker 4: under the Trump administration, not nearly as much as the
Speaker 4: Biden administration. But we don't seem to have a party
Speaker 4: out there that's interested in curbing spending to the point
Speaker 4: where we bring about some sense of what reality.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and you know, like when I look at Trump's plan,
Speaker 15: that's the one one problem that just just kind of
Speaker 15: really surprises me about. I mean that he said that,
Speaker 15: you know, it just doesn't matter to him really how
Speaker 15: much our debt is and how much he spends. And
Speaker 15: I guess that's one of the reasons I feel like
Speaker 15: I need to keep talking about this. Yes, I look
Speaker 15: at his kind of list of bullet points he wants
Speaker 15: to give away, and the taxes in overtime is a
Speaker 15: big one, that's two hundred billion. But this tax on
Speaker 15: tips thing is really interesting that both of them want
Speaker 15: to do because at face value, it's only thirty billion,
Speaker 15: but in one estimate I saw said it could get
Speaker 15: to be over one hundred billion, just because these workers
Speaker 15: they're they're creative, Brian, as we know, and a worker
Speaker 15: will figure out a way to change the classification of
Speaker 15: salary into tips, and before we know it, there will
Speaker 15: be no tax paid on any of that revenue.
Speaker 1: I agree with you.
Speaker 4: And how many IRS workers would we need to go
Speaker 4: through every tipped worker to make sure that's being done
Speaker 4: appropriately and within the bounds of the income tax laws.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 15: Now, what I don't have a classification on the amount
Speaker 15: is on Harris's kind of home care program that she's
Speaker 15: talking about. But I loved what Trump said at the
Speaker 15: Al Smith dinner the other night about her home care
Speaker 15: project when he said, Hey, Kamala, you know if you
Speaker 15: get elected, I you know, I wish you well with
Speaker 15: this home care thing. My one suggestion is just keep Tim,
Speaker 15: keep Doug Amhoff away.
Speaker 11: From the.
Speaker 1: Jeez. He can be humorous at times.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 15: But for those of you who just kind of want
Speaker 15: a cribsheet of what's going on with your your government,
Speaker 15: join us tonight for the first uh twenty minutes or
Speaker 15: half hour. I'll have like a nice handout you can take,
Speaker 15: and at least, if at least, I'll have a few
Speaker 15: ideas on things that we could do to fix the situation.
Speaker 15: At least bring the budget into balance. Ideas that are
Speaker 15: out there and uh, and things you can think about,
Speaker 15: including we'll talk about something we we talked about. I
Speaker 15: know you had on Rob Tuttle when we talked about
Speaker 15: a constitutional convention and you know a few of the
Speaker 15: a few of the goods and a few of the
Speaker 15: bads of that.
Speaker 4: I understand Jack Edda and you sat down for his
Speaker 4: podcast and talk about this very topic the other day.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, it's It was always so great to talk
Speaker 15: to Jack, and I'm glad he's kind of a regular
Speaker 15: on your uh on your show.
Speaker 1: Now so am I now? Real quick?
Speaker 4: I have to ask one of the things that a
Speaker 4: lot of people, I think across political spectrums are agreeing
Speaker 4: with it. At least, if you're going to deport some
Speaker 4: of these illegal immigrants who in our country, you're going
Speaker 4: to at least need to deport the criminal element. And
Speaker 4: I don't think anybody can object to that. But even
Speaker 4: dealing with just the criminal element, the expense of going
Speaker 4: through deportation because they're entitled to a hearing, and some
Speaker 4: countries won't take back the folks that we want to deport.
Speaker 4: You can't just send them into a country that didn't
Speaker 4: come from So there is a massive expense that goes
Speaker 4: along with this. Hiring thousands of new judges to process
Speaker 4: these cases that are in backlog like a decade. That
Speaker 4: alone represents a sizable increase. And of course you know
Speaker 4: they're all going to lawyer up with these NGOs. It's
Speaker 4: going to be a tough battle in each of these
Speaker 4: court proceedings. I suspect that's just one more cost of government,
Speaker 4: but it seems to be a necessary one. We're going
Speaker 4: to have to cut someplace Dan in order to pay
Speaker 4: for what is really necessary.
Speaker 15: And when you look at you know, one of the
Speaker 15: things we'll talk about is the Social Security and medicare
Speaker 15: window tonight. And when you look at those costs continuing
Speaker 15: to go up. I think it was seven percent last year.
Speaker 15: You know, where where's the where's that money gonna come from?
Speaker 15: And uh, it's just uh, it's just kind of looking
Speaker 15: at this whole debt situation, it's just kind of a
Speaker 15: it's a Ponzi scheme, and and that's why you know,
Speaker 15: it's it's uh, it's so scary, But I want everybody
Speaker 15: to be aware of it, because the results if we
Speaker 15: don't do something or just more rampant inflation and like
Speaker 15: we've seen, which I know, I know scares everybody, and uh,
Speaker 15: we've got to you know, I've gotta gotta gotta lift
Speaker 15: our boots up and do something. After I talk about
Speaker 15: the debts to night, I've got a really interesting guy
Speaker 15: coming on the show. His name's David Bonson. He's an
Speaker 15: investment uh runs an investment firm in California. He's written
Speaker 15: this book called Full Time. I was interested in the
Speaker 15: book because you know, I am kind of uh on
Speaker 15: that retirement window. And and just he just argues, Uh,
Speaker 15: he's got an interesting argument where where he argues that
Speaker 15: work really is the meaning of life. And he talks
Speaker 15: about the fact that we've got so many unhappy people
Speaker 15: because they're just not working very much and the government
Speaker 15: government isn't encouraging them to work, Churches, community leaders aren't
Speaker 15: encouraging them to work, and it's just creating a whole
Speaker 15: stream of problems which we know about from depression to
Speaker 15: anxiety to just thirty seven million people using antidepressants. And
Speaker 15: he creates this whole kind of God driven approach that
Speaker 15: God created us to work and that it's the single
Speaker 15: most important thing in our life, and that really is
Speaker 15: work balance. And I think it'll be an interesting, interesting
Speaker 15: guest to talk after. I hopefully don't scare everybody off
Speaker 15: off the program.
Speaker 4: I hope not either. Yeah, work is its own reward.
Speaker 4: I'm a firm believer in that, you know, at least
Speaker 4: entitles you to the right to complain maybe about taxes
Speaker 4: or government intrusion, because you're actually paying the freight for that,
Speaker 4: and you have a right then to be a little
Speaker 4: bit more engaged politically, or at least some incentive be
Speaker 4: engaged a little more politically, just by virtue of work.
Speaker 4: One more thing before we part company, Dan Ragnold again,
Speaker 4: it's empower you America dot org register seven pms, A
Speaker 4: star time for Dan. Tariffs. Where do you come down
Speaker 4: on tariffs? Donald Trump said the other day in that
Speaker 4: economic summ and he goes, he thinks tariffs, the word
Speaker 4: tariff needs its own marketing agency because he believes it's
Speaker 4: the greatest, you know, a word in the English language.
Speaker 4: He's going to embrace them wholeheartedly. He's going to you know,
Speaker 4: put a one hundred, two hundred, three hundred. He went
Speaker 4: rambling on, Yeah, two thousand percent tariff on any vehicles
Speaker 4: coming from Mexico that should have been made in America.
Speaker 4: And his whole ultimate point is, well, if I do this,
Speaker 4: then people will start building plants here because they won't
Speaker 4: be able to compete by making them in other countries.
Speaker 4: Many economists to the flip side say no, no, if
Speaker 4: you impose a tariff, then the rest of the world
Speaker 4: is going to do counter tariffs, and that'll reduce the
Speaker 4: demand for US goods abroad. Where are you on this, Dan,
Speaker 4: Just you know, I hate to put you on the spot,
Speaker 4: but it's really important.
Speaker 9: To put me on this.
Speaker 15: But so I was in my first kind of gig
Speaker 15: out of out of school. I taught economics at at
Speaker 15: at one of the universities, and loved doing it, and
Speaker 15: and and and I learned a lot. And what I was,
Speaker 15: what I was always taught Brian was under no circumstance
Speaker 15: should you ever put tariffs on anything, because that will
Speaker 15: take away the you know that you know, we buy
Speaker 15: stuff that other people can make more efficiently. They buy
Speaker 15: stuff that we make more efficiently. And as soon as
Speaker 15: you impose a tariff, it puts an artificial constraint into
Speaker 15: that price mechanism, which you and I both know is
Speaker 15: so important for supplying demand. But Trump is just one
Speaker 15: of these guys who's strong enough with his whole way
Speaker 15: he can threaten people that you know, maybe he can
Speaker 15: pull it off. But I sure hope that we don't
Speaker 15: see tariffs, you know, at the range she's talking And
Speaker 15: let's hope that's just all kind of a you know,
Speaker 15: kind of his way of of of getting you know,
Speaker 15: getting elected and and and and doing that. But no,
Speaker 15: I don't want a tariff on every single product that's
Speaker 15: purchased everywhere.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of artificial con and constraints, isn't that what
Speaker 4: makes us lack competitiveness in the world. We have so
Speaker 4: many constraints on the formation of business, regulation of business,
Speaker 4: how business are operated, osha EPA, regulation, mandates litigation. I mean,
Speaker 4: all of that doesn't exist in so many other countries
Speaker 4: in the world. And that's why manufacturers gravitate to places
Speaker 4: where it's like China, where they get basically free labor
Speaker 4: and you know, unfittered access to energy powered by coal plants,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 9: What I mean.
Speaker 15: Yeah, And if he can just reduce some of that
Speaker 15: deep state, all all those regulations, wouldn't that just be
Speaker 15: a pleasant change.
Speaker 4: And wouldn't that provide funding for some of these other
Speaker 4: things we're talking about, Dan Regneold tonight, empower Youoamerica dot org.
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Speaker 1: Wild Wild West. He Knows.
Speaker 4: Tom Clay, then a number one New York Times best
Speaker 4: selling authors, worked as a newspaper editor, magazine writer, TV
Speaker 4: and radio commentator reporter for The New York Times. Numerous
Speaker 4: awards he's received from the Society Professional Journalists, Marine Corps,
Speaker 4: Heritage Foundation, National Newspaper Associations. His books including the best
Speaker 4: selling Frontier Lawman trilogy, Wild Bill, Dodge City and Tombstone,
Speaker 4: and Blood in Treasure, The Last Hill and Throne of
Speaker 4: Grace with Bob Drury.
Speaker 1: His next book, talked About It.
Speaker 4: Today, Bandit Heaven, The Hole in the Wall, Gangs, and
Speaker 4: the final Chapter of The Wild West. Welcome back to
Speaker 4: the fifty five CASE Morning Show, Tom Clayn. It's a
Speaker 4: pleasure to have you on.
Speaker 9: Well, thank you for having me back. I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: And the obviously the title indicates the final chapter of
Speaker 4: the Wild West before we get into the specifics of
Speaker 4: the Hole in the Wall Gang's plural something I did
Speaker 4: not know. Can you set the stage for this period
Speaker 4: in history you're talking about, because you know, I when
Speaker 4: I think of the Wild West and you go back
Speaker 4: in time, you know, the settlers are moving out there,
Speaker 4: we have the incursions and interactions with the Native Americans,
Speaker 4: and you know, the the cattle people moving in and
Speaker 4: sheep heart all that. But I always kind of keep
Speaker 4: in mind, or try to keep in mind, that there
Speaker 4: is no formal local law enforcement that you did did
Speaker 4: did you know? People really were kind of on their own,
Speaker 4: and that people did regularly take the law into their
Speaker 4: own hands. There was a sense of h you know,
Speaker 4: I don't want to call it rugged individualism for for
Speaker 4: sort of making it sound good, but uh, you know,
Speaker 4: it wasn't like you could call nine to one one
Speaker 4: back then.
Speaker 1: No, you couldn't.
Speaker 9: And a local law enforcement were often overwhelmed. They a
Speaker 9: lot of times these fellows were and they were all
Speaker 9: menu but I think you had to look far and
Speaker 9: wide to find the female law enforcement person in the webs,
Speaker 9: and you know, the eighteen nineties, let's say, but they
Speaker 9: had they were poorly trained, if trained at all. They
Speaker 9: weren't paid that much. A lot of times they were
Speaker 9: part timers because they had to make a real living
Speaker 9: as shopkeepers or you know, ranchers and anything like that.
Speaker 9: So a lot of times when when there was there
Speaker 9: was trouble, the perpetrators, the bandits got away with it.
Speaker 9: That's partly what Bandit Heaven is about that for years
Speaker 9: they were these hideouts that they used, a Hole.
Speaker 1: In the Wall in Wyoming.
Speaker 9: There's also a place called Robbers Rooster, another place called
Speaker 9: Brown's Hole, and these were like safe havens for bandits.
Speaker 9: They rob a stagecoach, Robin Train, Robert Bank and then
Speaker 9: make their high tail their way to one of these hideouts,
Speaker 9: and they were safe there because the long end of
Speaker 9: the times, who were not going anywhere near that those places.
Speaker 9: They're too there's too many bandits, they're too hard to
Speaker 9: get to. The terrain is really rough. So that's a
Speaker 9: lot of what the book is about about is the
Speaker 9: banded gangs that use these hideouts, and the most famous
Speaker 9: ones were led by Butch Cassiding and the Sundance Kid.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you point out it's the fifty fifth anniversary
Speaker 4: of the film Butch casting in The Sundance Kid. I've
Speaker 4: seen it a whole bunch of times. But you know,
Speaker 4: and this is the important thing. It's not just Butcher
Speaker 4: casting the Sundance Kid as the Hole in the Wall gang.
Speaker 4: This is a whole bunch of different folks that sort
Speaker 4: of interacted with this wild bunch.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's a really good point, because now the movie
Speaker 9: is a really good movie. It does hold up some
Speaker 9: people who do want to rewatch it, they'll still be
Speaker 9: enjoy it. And you understand that it's from the director's
Speaker 9: point of view, and the audience point of view is
Speaker 9: you got Paul Newman, you know, Robert Redford and Katherine Ross.
Speaker 9: You want to keep the camera on. Now, who cares
Speaker 9: for anybody else?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 9: But the fact was the real full story, which is
Speaker 9: you know in Band in Heaven is about the gangs
Speaker 9: were pretty well the large gangs. There were a bunch
Speaker 9: of gangs. Their members shifted from one to the other.
Speaker 9: But sometimes Sundance k would branch off and have his
Speaker 9: own gang for a while, Puscasy his own gang, Kit
Speaker 9: Curry would have his own gang, and gun Play Maxwell
Speaker 9: with his own gang, and black Jack Catching would have
Speaker 9: his own gang. It's amazing into not only just into
Speaker 9: the eighteen nineties, but into the early, you know, nineteen hundreds.
Speaker 9: So only of these gangs are still active and still
Speaker 9: you know, driving the railroad is crazy, especially by robbing
Speaker 9: their trains.
Speaker 4: Well, I suppose that segues into the what twenties and
Speaker 4: depression ey gangs with tommy guns and bank robbers.
Speaker 9: And prey boy Floyd pretty Nelson exactly.
Speaker 4: You got to move on into the next century and
Speaker 4: take yourself out of the wild West.
Speaker 1: But these guys would.
Speaker 4: They were certainly romanticized. If you look at Butchcassing the
Speaker 4: Sundance kids, they were anti here is. You wanted to
Speaker 4: root for him in many ways. But these were not
Speaker 4: good people.
Speaker 5: They were not good people.
Speaker 9: One of the interesting things I found out researching but
Speaker 9: Cassidy is though he was he was the leader of leaders.
Speaker 9: He was like the coppo of these These were you know,
Speaker 9: Western gangs, but he himself was not. He always avoided
Speaker 9: violence as much as he could. He was not there.
Speaker 9: There were some connarsive characters, the band that having Kick
Speaker 9: Curry as one, for example, gun play Maxwell. As the
Speaker 9: name implies, their first option was to go for their guns.
Speaker 9: But Buts Cassidy was I was not trying to romanticize
Speaker 9: them at all. But he he he was a criminal.
Speaker 9: He was a crook. He robbed trains and he robbed banks.
Speaker 9: But his last resort was any kind of violence. In fact,
Speaker 9: he went to his whole career until twenty the very
Speaker 9: end of his career without killing a single person.
Speaker 4: No kidding, Well, what of I love the nicknames these
Speaker 4: guys say, as you mentioned gun play Maxwell, that tells
Speaker 4: the story.
Speaker 1: But what of Dirty Dave rut a Ball.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know he didn't. It wasn't that he said
Speaker 9: bad words. That's why he called dirty Day. He was
Speaker 9: just hygiene challenged and that's how he got That's how
Speaker 9: he got his nickname. He he didn't see a bath.
Speaker 9: You didn't see a bat he ever liked and uh
Speaker 9: he was, he was so he was. He was a
Speaker 9: state her in all wayson.
Speaker 4: One Wow, and you'll you'll meet other folks like black
Speaker 4: Jack ketcham And mentioned Gunplay, Maxwell Tall, Texan Kilpatrick, and
Speaker 4: George Flattenos Curry. But what they weren't just guys hanging
Speaker 4: out with guys. Apparently a lot of women played a
Speaker 4: part in this story that you tell in band in
Speaker 4: Heaven as well.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm glad I could do that with Banded Hammer,
Speaker 9: to include this with the women who were involved. You know,
Speaker 9: there's there's the Bassett sisters that that you know, kind
Speaker 9: of swaths of the wild Bunch. There's Annie Rodgers of
Speaker 9: the kid Curry's girlfriend as the banded Queen Bell Star,
Speaker 9: And of course there's there's Ethel Place in the movie.
Speaker 9: They call her at a played by Katherine Ross, but
Speaker 9: Ethel Place. It's a really interesting thing because we know
Speaker 9: very little where she came from, and suddenly she appears
Speaker 9: as the paramore of a sun dance kid. They eventually
Speaker 9: got married, and so they were a husband and wife
Speaker 9: for a while. And then she when she when she
Speaker 9: left the story, she just disappears. She apparently went to
Speaker 9: San Francisco and and nobody ever heard from her again.
Speaker 9: She's one of the most interesting and intriguing and mysterious
Speaker 9: characters in the book.
Speaker 4: Well, you do talk about law enforcement agencies and the
Speaker 4: legendary lawmen that ultimately put a stop to this, the
Speaker 4: Allan Pinkerton beinging of the Pinkerton Agency. Now did they
Speaker 4: get involved? Was the federal government integral in hiring them?
Speaker 4: Did local communities hire these folks out to do the
Speaker 4: jobs that their local guys wouldn't do out of fear
Speaker 4: of showing up in a place like the Hole in
Speaker 4: the Wall and getting gunned down.
Speaker 1: How did this all come to play?
Speaker 9: Well, the Pinkerton Agency first got noticed because the Allan
Speaker 9: Pinkerton stopped an assassination attempt on Abraham Lincoln when he
Speaker 9: was on his way to Washington to be inaugurated as president,
Speaker 9: and that got them pretty well known about federal government sources.
Speaker 9: And then they're famous by the state governments. They were
Speaker 9: usually the ones who hired the Pinkerton Agency, and it
Speaker 9: was really like a precursor, as they pointed out and
Speaker 9: Bad in Heaven. They were like the FBI before there
Speaker 9: was the FBI. They were pioneering the new detecting methods.
Speaker 9: They were tracking people down, and they're kind of they
Speaker 9: introduced the professionalism into law enforcement that wasn't there before,
Speaker 9: which made them more effective. As we started the discuss
Speaker 9: these part time lawmen that were untrained and for the
Speaker 9: most part was saying that's too dangerous of stay at home.
Speaker 4: Well, I suppose the mindset within the Pinkertons and the
Speaker 4: others who were tracking down these guys they didn't really
Speaker 4: probably have due process in mind. Weren't they just really
Speaker 4: out to just gun these guys down and put an
Speaker 4: end of their criminal behavior.
Speaker 9: You know, yes, what you said is true. There were
Speaker 9: sometimes you know, a lot of times the one of
Speaker 9: these dead or alive mandanates say, you know, if you
Speaker 9: have to, if you kill them and bring them in,
Speaker 9: it's just as good as you bring them in alive.
Speaker 9: But every so often that there were there were criminals
Speaker 9: who gave themselves up and smartly. And I mean there's
Speaker 9: several characters in Banded Heaven then had a criminal career,
Speaker 9: but they gave themselves up, spent some time in prison,
Speaker 9: and had the rest of their life as model citizens,
Speaker 9: which is very which is kind of unusual. But you know,
Speaker 9: the landscape of the wild was was changing. There was
Speaker 9: no wild was to go back to. By the early
Speaker 9: middle of eighteen nineties, it was changing drastically well.
Speaker 4: And I'm sure folks I had never heard of Charlie
Speaker 4: Serringo apparently refer to the cowboys active most successful of
Speaker 4: the late century woman. How come his name's fallen below
Speaker 4: most everyone's radar.
Speaker 9: I guess that's a really good question. I think part
Speaker 9: of it is because there's probably never been a movie
Speaker 9: made about him. One of the characters in the book
Speaker 9: in my book is Tom Horne. There was a movie
Speaker 9: made about him with Steve McQueen. He was not Charlie
Speaker 9: Serrego is not included in the Pushcassian Sun Dance Kid movie.
Speaker 9: He's spent thousands of miles in the saddle, going from
Speaker 9: all over the United States to track down criminals. Very
Speaker 9: successful and had a long career as a think of
Speaker 9: the detective as account. He's the best selling authors too.
Speaker 9: He wrote several books about his adventures. And that's a
Speaker 9: really good question that I can answer, other than to
Speaker 9: say there's never been a presentation of him on screen.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: New York Times best selling author Tom Claven, author of
Speaker 4: Bandit Heaven, The Hole in the Wall, Gangs in the
Speaker 4: final chapter of The Wild Wild West. How about you
Speaker 4: write a screenplay. Seems that you could sell that to
Speaker 4: someone in Hollywood, make millions of dollars in retire.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that would be good. Where we're going to retire
Speaker 9: to do?
Speaker 16: What?
Speaker 9: Write a book? There?
Speaker 4: You are, retire from your book writing and write books
Speaker 4: in your retirement, Tom Clay, Then you always do a
Speaker 4: fabulous job filling in all the blanks and revealing these
Speaker 4: wonderful characters and telling America's history.
Speaker 1: I know my listener is gonna love it. It's on
Speaker 1: my blog page.
Speaker 4: Fifty five cars dot com the link to where they
Speaker 4: get the book, and I'll encourage them to get a copy.
Speaker 12: Tom.
Speaker 1: It's been a real pleasure having you back on. Keep
Speaker 1: up the great work.
Speaker 9: Thank you for having me back on.
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Speaker 4: station Happy Tuesday always made it happier inside scoop with
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Speaker 4: no different from that. We are going to hear from
Speaker 4: Nick gilbertson the Capitol Hill Reporter, get the latest on
Speaker 4: the election, got some really fascinating things on following in
Speaker 4: this goofy presidential election, and then Daniel Davis deep dive,
Speaker 4: we'll get another update on the at least couple of
Speaker 4: the wars raging in this world, the conflict in Israel
Speaker 4: and the conflict in Ukraine, and the news out of
Speaker 4: Ukraine does not sound very good for the Ukrainians. Every
Speaker 4: single day we seems that Russia is taking over more
Speaker 4: and more territory and I'm not quite sure if they're
Speaker 4: in desperation mode, but it certainly doesn't give them a
Speaker 4: competitive advantage of the training to negotiate some sort of
Speaker 4: resolution of the conflict. Anticipate Ukraine's gonna have to give
Speaker 4: up some land to settle that war, and they want
Speaker 4: to be in NATO. I got to ask Daniel Davis
Speaker 4: about that as well. I'm not sure where you stand
Speaker 4: on that, but I'm curious to get his opinion on it.
Speaker 4: Your phone calls are welcome to do a little time here,
Speaker 4: and this brought a couple of times, including during my
Speaker 4: conversation with Dan Raganeld Breidfard brought this back up to
Speaker 4: the top a couple of days ago. Apparently Local twelve
Speaker 4: here in Cincinnati had reported in September about the situation
Speaker 4: unfolding in Lochland here in the Greater Cincinnati area small
Speaker 4: village it is. During a recent interview, Lachland Village administrator
Speaker 4: Doug Wyham Weyheimer speaking with Fox News on this one.
Speaker 4: He reported on Saturday that Lachland has about thirty five hundred,
Speaker 4: mostly folks from Mauritania that have just sort of, you know,
Speaker 4: landed in Lochland. He's quoted as saying, if you look
Speaker 4: at twenty twenty one and twenty twenty two, the United
Speaker 4: States had seen a huge influx of immigrants from Mauritania.
Speaker 4: Somehow a good number of them have landed in Lochland.
Speaker 4: He was ived some concern about the two apartment complexes,
Speaker 4: which he cited said units should be housing four individuals,
Speaker 4: but apparently the officials have found up to twelve individuals
Speaker 4: living inside single units, and it's pointed out that that
Speaker 4: can cause other the problems regarding sanitation and safety. We
Speaker 4: m are explained that, well, here's his quote. So when
Speaker 4: you use the utilities that's backing up. We have instances
Speaker 4: where people are going to take a shower and feces
Speaker 4: is running out of the drains filling the bathtub as
Speaker 4: it comes from a floor above. That's compounded probably by
Speaker 4: the cooking methods that they use, which is a heavy
Speaker 4: grease laden process. Close quote. Yeah, that's rather bile inspiring.
Speaker 4: And they give credit to Local twelve for reporting about
Speaker 4: Back in September, there are approximately three thousand so called
Speaker 4: asylum seeking migrants, primarily from Martinia, living in Lachland. And
Speaker 4: for his part, Waymeyer noted that officials have been meeting
Speaker 4: with congressional leaders or have met with them state representatives
Speaker 4: the governor's office regarding this issue. He said, and they
Speaker 4: have essentially displaced the tax paying rent residents of these
Speaker 4: two hundred apartment units and filled them with non tax
Speaker 4: paying residents. We're losing about one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 4: thousand to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars in revenue
Speaker 4: because of that. No, add that to the growing list
Speaker 4: of small towns in the Great United States of America
Speaker 4: that have been overwhelmed and the resource of being overwhelmed.
Speaker 4: I mean, it just transcends everything we can dealing with
Speaker 4: the housing shortage in this country, dealing with well limited resources,
Speaker 4: limited dollars, school districts, overwhelmed individuals that can't speak a
Speaker 4: word of English, young people going to school and I
Speaker 4: guess staring off into space because English isn't even a
Speaker 4: secondary language for them, requiring them to go to remedial
Speaker 4: English learning classes. We don't have that many I presume
Speaker 4: fluent Mauritanians that can try to convey the subject matter
Speaker 4: to the Mauritanian children. And I don't know how many
Speaker 4: children are among the thirty five hundred plus or minus
Speaker 4: that have descended on Lachland. Again, just one city. In
Speaker 4: a broader equation, talk about Springfield, a city of fifty
Speaker 4: thousand with thirty thousand new additional residents from primarily hating
Speaker 4: not all. And it was noted, yeah, they don't have
Speaker 4: the right to work. Is the beilble to work? So
Speaker 4: they're not participating in the economy most of the it
Speaker 4: says the situation and also put a financial strain in
Speaker 4: the small village because most of the immigants are unable
Speaker 4: to work until they're qualified for work permits. Therefore they're
Speaker 4: not paying taxes. Question, how can they afford or are
Speaker 4: they having their living space paid for, presumably by your
Speaker 4: tax dollars. Seems to me that's why Donald Trump's ahead
Speaker 4: of the polls at least as far as immigration is concerned,
Speaker 4: not going to be easy to well evict, throw out,
Speaker 4: otherwise remove from the United States the entire fifteen to
Speaker 4: twenty million immigrants that have snuck into the country otherwise
Speaker 4: been allowed to walk into our country in spite of
Speaker 4: the fact that simple bad economic circumstances in their home
Speaker 4: countries is not a legitimate qualifying reason to seek asylum
Speaker 4: in the United States. That's what that hearing is all about.
Speaker 4: But all the reporting from the border is that the
Speaker 4: vast majority of folks will admit they're here for economic reasons.
Speaker 4: My country sucks. There are no jobs. It's just a hellhole.
Speaker 4: That's why I'm here. Which if you said that out
Speaker 4: loud and immigration hearing, I suppose that would result in
Speaker 4: your being well denied an opportunity to stay in the country.
Speaker 4: Just one more problem, and it is just one of
Speaker 4: many many. I got reports all over the place, more
Speaker 4: and more bipartisan support to get a grip on this,
Speaker 4: to start working with immigration and customs officials to get
Speaker 4: rid of these sanctuary city ideas because it's become financially devastating.
Speaker 4: So what Jay Scott, Jay, thanks for calling this morning,
Speaker 4: and a happy Tuesday to you. Hey, Brian, how are
Speaker 4: you well? No, I'm able to be here at work.
Speaker 4: And if I had struggled with the tear rrible cough
Speaker 4: situation that whatever's gone through our house, I wouldn't be
Speaker 4: at work for the rest of the all the way
Speaker 4: through the election. It's oh my god, my poor wife.
Speaker 4: I have it right now, oh RSV. Pretty much you think, yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there you have it.
Speaker 11: So Hey, A couple of things on this lock on
Speaker 11: the situation. First off, everybody has to quit saying that
Speaker 11: the Biden administration let this happen. They made it happen.
Speaker 11: This was on purpose, completely, one hundred percent. They wanted this.
Speaker 11: They couldn't have let things go the way they did
Speaker 11: without expecting this. And I would bet if somebody did
Speaker 11: some deep research, they'd find out that the Martinians were
Speaker 11: flown in here rather than going across the Mexican border.
Speaker 4: And if that was that CBP one plan. If that's
Speaker 4: the case, then they have the right to work. They
Speaker 4: are given a work authorization.
Speaker 11: Right, which is just insane. We can't be doing that,
Speaker 11: you know, look at what happened in Springfield. For some reason,
Speaker 11: there's been no diligent reporting on this. Mike DeWine was
Speaker 11: behind that one. If you look at that article from
Speaker 11: the Inquirer in twenty nineteen where it talks about him
Speaker 11: working with the Trump Administration for resettlement of Haitians after
Speaker 11: a hurricane, which was a small number. He up and
Speaker 11: volunteered Springfield to be the place for that to happen,
Speaker 11: and he worked with local officials for that to happen,
Speaker 11: and as soon as the border was opened up, he
Speaker 11: jumped on the opportunity to bring all those folks in
Speaker 11: and create that chaos that's going in Springfield. Now, somebody
Speaker 11: needs to dig into local politicians in Lachland. There has
Speaker 11: to be somebody that's encouraged this situation and brought it in.
Speaker 1: Isn't there a a meat processing plant there?
Speaker 12: There is?
Speaker 4: There is, okay that has been brought up in a
Speaker 4: lot of the reporting on it that many of the
Speaker 4: Haitian immigrants have taken employment there and maybe that's the
Speaker 4: reason they were brought there because I guess the jobs
Speaker 4: that Americans won't do is that one of the problems
Speaker 4: we've got going on here people not having any children anymore.
Speaker 4: We aren't even doing a replacement population. Yet the demand
Speaker 4: for workers exist, you know.
Speaker 11: And I've always found out to be a little bit
Speaker 11: of a farce as a as a topic too. When
Speaker 11: I lived in Oregon, the Nurserymen's Association with report every
Speaker 11: year how many native born Americans versus foreign born workers
Speaker 11: there were working in the nurseries and planting trees out
Speaker 11: in the fields and things like that. Seventy five American.
Speaker 11: So there are Americans that will do the job, just
Speaker 11: have to pay them appropriately and find the right people.
Speaker 5: That's the problem is they want.
Speaker 11: To underpay and make bigger profits, so they take advantage
Speaker 11: of this situation. And I'm with I'm on board with
Speaker 11: the Trump's plans. I'd love to see these folks deported.
Speaker 11: If you came in illegally, go you don't have a
Speaker 11: right to be here. There are too many people that
Speaker 11: have come in here through deep process, works their butts
Speaker 11: off to become American citizens, and that's spitting in their faces.
Speaker 4: Well, I agree with that completely. The only problem is
Speaker 4: the logistics. We're going to have to do a sort
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Speaker 4: they're sort of backing off this wholesale deportation and focusing
Speaker 4: on at least up front rightfully, so the criminal element.
Speaker 4: And trust me, that's going to take a long time
Speaker 4: just to deal with the criminal element. Logistics. Oh, it's
Speaker 4: going to be unbelievable. I appreciate the call, truly, Jay,
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Speaker 4: joining the program this morning, Capitol Hill reporter Nick Gilbertson.
Speaker 4: Great to have you on the program this morning, Nick,
Speaker 4: to go over the well latest on the election as
Speaker 4: we fast approach November.
Speaker 17: Hey, thanks for having me, Brian, and thanks for the
Speaker 17: kind words about Breitbart.
Speaker 4: Always love to put in good words for Breitbart. I
Speaker 4: regularly log into your site for in preparation for the
Speaker 4: morning show, and there's some really interesting things there. Your
Speaker 4: local story that on the situation going on locally here
Speaker 4: in Lachland, Ohio, just outside of Cincinnati, about the Mauritanian
Speaker 4: population thirty five hundred of them.
Speaker 1: Got that at Breitbart.
Speaker 4: Fortunately we had at least one local outlet mentioned that
Speaker 4: back in September, but not a whole lot of press,
Speaker 4: but things of that nature. So it is worthwhile my
Speaker 4: listener friends get to Breitbart dot com. Let me just
Speaker 4: say ask it cuding to the chase directly. I you know,
Speaker 4: the fog, it's like the fog of war, Nick, the
Speaker 4: fog of polling information. Yeah, I can look on one site,
Speaker 4: you know, like if I go to a left leaning
Speaker 4: site like Politico, uh, maybe The Hill, it'll have you know,
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris ahead and all the swing states. And I
Speaker 4: flip over to a Fox News poll or one of
Speaker 4: the other sites and it'll say, you know, Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: ahead and all the swing states. Like, what in the
Speaker 4: hell are we supposed to believe? We can't believe our eyes?
Speaker 4: Is there any really reliable polling data out there? I
Speaker 4: keep hearing that internal polling data is always the most accurate,
Speaker 4: and let except we normally normally don't even get that
Speaker 4: it's like kept internally for reasons unknown. And how is
Speaker 4: it that that internal polling data is allegedly so much
Speaker 4: more accurate than anything else we read?
Speaker 1: Can you cut through this fog for us?
Speaker 17: Yeah, So a big part of is, yes, those internals,
Speaker 17: you know, we hear all the time that they're the
Speaker 17: most accurate and generally did the most comprehensive polls. Because
Speaker 17: these are you know, these private campaigns and private super
Speaker 17: PACs and such, you know, commissioning them, and they can
Speaker 17: do they spend more money probably than these public outlets
Speaker 17: and polling agencies, so they can get a clear snapshot
Speaker 17: and deeper demographics, deeper dives on trends of where voters
Speaker 17: are moving. And of course, yeah, unfortunately we don't typically
Speaker 17: get those.
Speaker 5: We get them.
Speaker 17: Sometimes through leaks and we get the memos and the
Speaker 17: top lines, but we don't really see that deeper data.
Speaker 17: But what I find is fairly reliable right now is
Speaker 17: the if you know, one single poll is just a
Speaker 17: snapshot and things, but to really kind of look at trends,
Speaker 17: one one source I really rely on as Real Clear
Speaker 17: Politics Polling Average, right they aggregate all these polls and
Speaker 17: they kind of give you a snapshot of the race,
Speaker 17: you know, based off of that average. And right now,
Speaker 17: last I saw yesterday Trump was up, you know, up
Speaker 17: to a point or a point one point two percent
Speaker 17: in every single swing state and the Real Clear Politics
Speaker 17: polling average, So I think that gives a good snapshot
Speaker 17: of the race in my opinion, you know, in substitute
Speaker 17: for these deep you know, internal polls that that we
Speaker 17: would love to get our hands on. But that's that's
Speaker 17: kind of how I would describe describe things right now.
Speaker 17: And I think Real Clear Politics is a great source
Speaker 17: for for where things you know, a gauge or an
Speaker 17: average of where things stand.
Speaker 4: Right now, all right, and over last you know, several weeks,
Speaker 4: six weeks or so, the trend has been, at least
Speaker 4: as I've observed it, correct me if you believe I'm wrong,
Speaker 4: has been improving for Trump. He's advanced in mostly the
Speaker 4: swing state but even on a national polling level, which
Speaker 4: we always tend to discount because it includes so many
Speaker 4: blue states and obviously you're going to get a trend
Speaker 4: toward you know, Kamala Harrison, a blue state, but he's
Speaker 4: even closed the gap on a national level, which to
Speaker 4: me is I want to say, almost hard to believe.
Speaker 17: Yeah, no, it is almost hard to believe because generally,
Speaker 17: you know, even in twenty sixteen, Trump didn't win the
Speaker 17: win the popular vote, but he you know, he took
Speaker 17: the electoral college and I think he got the second
Speaker 17: most votes of all time in twenty twenty, but still
Speaker 17: lost to Biden. Didn't win the college. But you know,
Speaker 17: I think we're really seeing Trump really start making you know,
Speaker 17: significant gains on the on the national top line too.
Speaker 17: There was an Atlas polling poll, and I think they
Speaker 17: were the most accurate. You know, I maybe fairly starting
Speaker 17: on this. They're the most accurate pollster in twenty twenty.
Speaker 17: They showed Trump up three on Harris I believe over
Speaker 17: the weekend, and he was over fifty percent nationally. So
Speaker 17: Trump's get if he can. So that means his ceiling
Speaker 17: is above a majority of the country right now, which
Speaker 17: is it's pretty unbelievable considering everything he's been put through
Speaker 17: and everything that's been done to you know, drag him
Speaker 17: down to whether it people lost, you know, and you
Speaker 17: go back to all the various you know, Russia Gate
Speaker 17: and everything even going back eight years. It's it's amazing
Speaker 17: that he's, uh, he's really above fifty fifty in that
Speaker 17: Atlas poll, which people put a lot of stock in,
Speaker 17: and Harris is down three. That's that's horrific news for
Speaker 17: Democrats nationally. You know, James Carvel, the rage in Cajun
Speaker 17: who helped put Bill Clinton in the White House, and
Speaker 17: he's revered as one of the most you know, veteran
Speaker 17: Democrats strategists. He's even said if if Democrats are up
Speaker 17: up one, that really means they're down to nationally. Right,
Speaker 17: If they're up one in the national polls, that really
Speaker 17: needs they're down too, because Trump typically under poles. So
Speaker 17: I think this is screaming five alarm fire for Democrats
Speaker 17: if Trump, If that poll is accurate and Trump's at fifty,
Speaker 17: that's extremely dangerous, dangerous territory for Democrats right now.
Speaker 4: Well, and they're in dangerous territory based upon the lack
Speaker 4: of articulation of where even Kamala Harris stands relative to
Speaker 4: the current administration. She seems to be doing nothing but
Speaker 4: running away from what she was previously standing on firm
Speaker 4: ground on I'm against fracking, I'm in favor of woke ideology.
Speaker 4: I'm in favor of transgender you know, a mixed bathrooms.
Speaker 4: I'm in favor of men competing against women in sports.
Speaker 4: You know, once people start paying attention to where she
Speaker 4: truly is, it seems that's when they start moving over
Speaker 4: and putting aside. They're built in Pavlovian hatred for evil
Speaker 4: orange man. And I'll just let you know real quick
Speaker 4: here I hit a conversation over the weekend. I think
Speaker 4: this is contextually important, So bear with me. Great friend
Speaker 4: of mine, lifelong friend, one of my very best friends.
Speaker 4: He's pretty much apolitical, but he says, I just can't
Speaker 4: vote for Trump, And so he started having a conversation
Speaker 4: with him, and what it boiled down to the reason
Speaker 4: he says he can't vote for Trump is because of
Speaker 4: that Pavlovian evil orange man. And I said, well, wait
Speaker 4: a second, so let's assume for the sake of discussion,
Speaker 4: he is this goofy guy. He says what's on his mind.
Speaker 4: He's not very residential, like blah blah blah blah blah. Fine,
Speaker 4: you don't like him. You bought into this whole racist, homophobe,
Speaker 4: misogynistic thing. Do you have any opinion on his policies,
Speaker 4: what he did during his four years versus what Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris stands on.
Speaker 1: He didn't know.
Speaker 4: He has no idea about policies. He couldn't name a
Speaker 4: single policy that Kamala Harris. Will you know what I
Speaker 4: pointed out to him. He's against, for example, men participating
Speaker 4: in against women in sports. He's against the whole gender
Speaker 4: pronoun thing.
Speaker 1: I could go on.
Speaker 4: So I said, so you're in favor of everything Trump
Speaker 4: is campaigning on. He didn't even realize it. He just
Speaker 4: has that I hate Trump ergo, I can't vote for him.
Speaker 4: So I'd vote for a woman whose policies are the
Speaker 4: exact opposite of what he really likes. That's really what
Speaker 4: this race is all about.
Speaker 1: Isn't it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, No, that's exactly what this race is all about.
Speaker 17: And it's so clear right now that Democrats and the
Speaker 17: mainstream media they've given up on policy. Policy has been
Speaker 17: They have not put any legitimate, you know, know, worthwhile
Speaker 17: policy platforms out that would stand. And she's waffled on
Speaker 17: so many issues. Can voters actually see her as genuine?
Speaker 17: And to your point, but your your friend who you know,
Speaker 17: she still supports her even though you know he aligns
Speaker 17: with Trump on all the issues. It shows And then
Speaker 17: you combine that with their closing argument here, which is
Speaker 17: Trump is a horrible person. And I think it just
Speaker 17: reads a desperation to me that they're doing that. And
Speaker 17: we'll see how effective effective they are, you know, come
Speaker 17: November fifth, with this closing argument. But it's it's it's
Speaker 17: been tried.
Speaker 9: It was tried by.
Speaker 17: Hillary Clinton in twenty sixteen. Don't I don't pay it
Speaker 17: works so well for her, So again they're trying to
Speaker 17: make this all a referendum on Trump's character. Americans are
Speaker 17: I don't think they. I think they more so care
Speaker 17: about policy. But I think the media and Democrats are
Speaker 17: you know, doing their best cloak and dagger work here
Speaker 17: to to make this about everything else but policy and
Speaker 17: what Americans, what would actually make Americans lives better? A
Speaker 17: conversation about that, well.
Speaker 4: And every person who goes grocery shopping, or fills their
Speaker 4: gas tank, or has to pay rent, or is endeavoring
Speaker 4: to purchase a home, it's all becoming out of reach.
Speaker 4: Inflation is a real thing, hitting the most vulnerable among us,
Speaker 4: which typically are lower income voters. Of course, the middle
Speaker 4: class has been wallat, but those are the folks that
Speaker 4: the Democrats could typically count on. The Democrats haven't done
Speaker 4: them a wits worth of service over the past several years.
Speaker 4: In fact, our lives are collectively that much more miserable.
Speaker 4: That's something they cannot run from because you cannot tell
Speaker 4: people and convince people they're better off now when they're
Speaker 4: the ones that go grocery shopping, fill their tank and.
Speaker 1: Pay their rent.
Speaker 17: No, And I'll tell you right now, Brian, that seems
Speaker 17: to be undoing their coalition because you know, you look
Speaker 17: for decades it was unions always supported Democrats, right, and
Speaker 17: you know the teamsters would come out and endorse the
Speaker 17: Democrat every election cycle. And then they released those poll
Speaker 17: numbers that show all their members are not all of them,
Speaker 17: but sixty percent of them are for Trump, and you know,
Speaker 17: and they did a no on endorsement because of that.
Speaker 9: And then you look.
Speaker 17: I covered a New York Times story a couple of
Speaker 17: months ago where they were in Philadelphia and talking to
Speaker 17: black voters and black voters. They were saying things you
Speaker 17: would hear the Trump rally. They were going, why are
Speaker 17: we sending money to Ukraine when my neighborhood's in trouble.
Speaker 17: So it's it's, you know, there's it seems that the
Speaker 17: Democrats and the economic you know impact of these radical
Speaker 17: spending policies this administration are actually you know, driving their
Speaker 17: voters they've depended on so for so long away from them.
Speaker 17: And I think right now, I think we're seeing a
Speaker 17: realignment that that could, you know, potentially break what had
Speaker 17: been the standard mo for American politics and the Democrat coalition.
Speaker 17: And I think that's something that could just totally alter
Speaker 17: the political landscape going forward from years for years to come.
Speaker 4: Well, and I just saw in bright part the today
Speaker 4: Warner Todd Houston reporting on this one about this bipartisan group.
Speaker 4: You got five Republicans in New York and four Democrats,
Speaker 4: both sending a letter to Mayor atk Adams worried about
Speaker 4: these Venezuelan street gangs taking over.
Speaker 5: And they have.
Speaker 4: And this is impacting people of all races, ethnicities, creeds.
Speaker 4: It's hitting budgets, it's having problems in schools. And I
Speaker 4: suppose many in lower income neighborhoods who have been overwhelmed
Speaker 4: by this influx of illegal immigrants see them getting more
Speaker 4: than they as constituents and US citizens are getting by
Speaker 4: way of social benefits and others that they've devastated so
Speaker 4: many communities with the immigrant policies. They're trying to walk
Speaker 4: it back. I mean, they waited until the last couple
Speaker 4: of months to do any form of crackdown on the border.
Speaker 4: I would call that a the dollars short by far.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 17: And then and then of course they you know, they
Speaker 17: run around and claim the border crossings are lower than
Speaker 17: under the Trump administration now, which is just absurd, because
Speaker 17: they close the border for strictly political purposes, you know,
Speaker 17: in the spring into the summer. But we were absolutely
Speaker 17: ravaged for three years, you know, by by like literally
Speaker 17: unlimited illegal immigration. So yeah, it's just, uh, it's absolutely
Speaker 17: amazing and and to your point, yeah, it's and then
Speaker 17: they get put into sanctuary cities where you know, there's
Speaker 17: only so many resources, and it's it's it's truly amazing.
Speaker 17: How this is affecting the Democratic Coalition. I really think
Speaker 17: they're I really think they've hurt themselves with their own base,
Speaker 17: with their own policies over the past past few years.
Speaker 4: Well, the finite number of dollars and seemingly unlimited demands
Speaker 4: on government, and this has thrown a massive monkey wrench
Speaker 4: into anyone's designs in terms of where public dollars are going,
Speaker 4: either from the left or the right. I mean, you've
Speaker 4: got to deal with this immigrant crisis up front, and
Speaker 4: it's just ruining most people's neighborhood, so to the political
Speaker 4: benefit of Republicans who promised to crack down anyhow, Tea
Speaker 4: Lea for reading Nick before we part company here this morning.
Speaker 4: What's your take? Where do you think, how do you
Speaker 4: think it's going to end up? And how many days
Speaker 4: do you think it's going to be before we have
Speaker 4: a real, definitive declaration of a winner after election day.
Speaker 17: Well, Brian, I think it could go a couple of ways.
Speaker 17: I think, just based off of the trends Trump's running
Speaker 17: in now. So if he has a big night on
Speaker 17: the East coast early right, I think if he clearly
Speaker 17: takes North Carolina, Georgia, and Pennsylvania, and he takes everything
Speaker 17: else he's expected to take, that puts him at two seventy.
Speaker 17: So we could have a call by midnight if Trump
Speaker 17: wins those three states comfortably, you know. If not, you know,
Speaker 17: we could get a call late in the night. Or
Speaker 17: you know, there's also the twenty twenty scenario where you know,
Speaker 17: some states are too close to call or you know,
Speaker 17: and it could it could be weeks before we have
Speaker 17: a definitive you know, days or weeks before we have
Speaker 17: a definitive winner. So I think any of those could
Speaker 17: play out. But looking at things from you know, a
Speaker 17: thousand feet above right now, I think things look good
Speaker 17: for Trump. I think things look good for down ballot
Speaker 17: Senate Republicans right now. A lot of swing state Democrats
Speaker 17: are actually you know, Tammy Baldwin in Wisconsin and or
Speaker 17: Bob Casey and Pennsylvania are putting out you know, ads
Speaker 17: where they're using that they're including positive video of Trump
Speaker 17: and you know, touting that they you know, stood up
Speaker 17: for some you know, the end of bath, their trade
Speaker 17: deals or whatever. So I think that shows that the
Speaker 17: fact that they're leaning into Trump to try and help them,
Speaker 17: you know, save their seats. Yeah, I think that, I
Speaker 17: think that speaks to desperation, and I think it's I
Speaker 17: think it shows that they they're internals. You know, we
Speaker 17: we don't get to see those, but I think we
Speaker 17: get to see some of the results. And I think
Speaker 17: I think some of the results are being seen in
Speaker 17: those ads. Yeah, posed up to Trump.
Speaker 4: Speak volumes Capitol Hill Report. Nick Gilbertson, It's a right
Speaker 4: real pleasure having you on this morning for the Inside Scoop.
Speaker 4: We'll keep pulling Upwrightbart dot com and getting some solid
Speaker 4: information there and I look forward to another conversation with
Speaker 4: you down the road.
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Speaker 1: It's Tuesday.
Speaker 4: For regular listeners, they know it's appointment listening. It's that
Speaker 4: time a week we do the Daniel Davis Deep Dive,
Speaker 4: the forour d's of Daniel Davis, not the five d's
Speaker 4: of Dodgeball. Welcome back, retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis, have
Speaker 4: a deep dive. Let's talk about again war. It's good
Speaker 4: to see my friend. Have you back on the program?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, where'd you get talking about something happy? One of
Speaker 1: these days, I know, I guess we gotta know what
Speaker 1: we gotta know. Trust me, you know, and I know
Speaker 1: you did this for a living too.
Speaker 4: But you know, I just every single day, you know,
Speaker 4: I've got stacks of just articles after articles, I always
Speaker 4: tell my listeners. At the end of the week, after
Speaker 4: doing five shows four hours a day, I usually have
Speaker 4: a rems worth of paper of articles that I didn't
Speaker 4: get to and sadly none of which has any good information.
Speaker 4: It's a depressing job, man.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: Anyway, speaking of depressing, not nearly as depressing as apparently
Speaker 4: the Ukrainians feeling. Right now, let's start with Ukraine the
Speaker 4: more I read, the more I read that Russia is
Speaker 4: taking over more and more land in Ukraine. They're advancing,
Speaker 4: not retreating. They're holding onto what they have gained. Ukrainians
Speaker 4: obviously struggling with getting people to fight for them, people
Speaker 4: leaving the country rather than serve. They keep asking for
Speaker 4: more and more weapons and munitions. I know, there's kind
Speaker 4: of a slow drag on getting that. Can we provide
Speaker 4: them with enough that they could even defend or fight
Speaker 4: themselves or gain back the land? That remains a big question,
Speaker 4: And now they're pressing for NATO. Member, what's your assessment
Speaker 4: on this one this week, Daniel, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 18: Not very good from the Ukrainian perspective, because the biggest
Speaker 18: issue is not necessarily equipment and ammunition as it had
Speaker 18: been for a long time, but manpower that they are
Speaker 18: outnumbered on the front lines. In fact, Secretary of Defense
Speaker 18: Austin is there right now, and then he just announced
Speaker 18: a new four hundred million dollar package and they're gonna
Speaker 18: get more ammunition and high marsh missiles and a number
Speaker 18: of other things that they need. But there's a second
Speaker 18: unexpected problem for some in that it's not just the
Speaker 18: number of artillery shells, but the number of artillery tubes,
Speaker 18: the actual cannons are starting to wear out. They're being
Speaker 18: of course destroyed in battle, and they have a hard
Speaker 18: time getting enough because the West doesn't have enough to
Speaker 18: give them in the large numbers that they're needing, so
Speaker 18: that the rate of fire continues to go down. But
Speaker 18: the biggest issue is the manpower issue. That's why all along,
Speaker 18: especially the southern half of the Eastern Front is showing
Speaker 18: bigger and bigger and just sustained advances by the Russian side,
Speaker 18: and there's nothing that the Ukraine side has tried to
Speaker 18: do that's gonna get rid of them. And one of
Speaker 18: the other reasons is because Russia continues, according to US intelligence,
Speaker 18: to innovate even faster than the Ukraine side can't on
Speaker 18: the battlefield about what works, what doesn't work. They shift
Speaker 18: to something new, they try a new tactic, they new technology,
Speaker 18: et cetera, and the Ukraine side just can't catch up
Speaker 18: and they just keep getting pushing further to the west.
Speaker 4: Well, when you're outnumbered by that many men, you're talking
Speaker 4: about soldiers versus one side versus another, I suppose it
Speaker 4: becomes impossible to react on the fly to these various changes.
Speaker 1: The Soviet are the.
Speaker 4: Side keep saying the Soviets. I'm sorry, Daniel, I'm of
Speaker 4: that mindset. I'm fifty nine years old. I live my
Speaker 4: whole life fighting the Soviet Union in anyway. But the Russians,
Speaker 4: they have that advantage of manpower, and so they have
Speaker 4: a strategic advantage over maybe trying out different options.
Speaker 1: What can Ukraine possibly do?
Speaker 4: Is that why they want NATO membership, so that everybody
Speaker 4: gets drawn into it, they get soldiers from all the
Speaker 4: NATO countries.
Speaker 1: I can't see that as a viable option for us.
Speaker 1: It's not for us.
Speaker 18: But that is one hundred percent what Zelenski wanted, which
Speaker 18: is why his victory planned that he announced last week
Speaker 18: centered on first, get me into NATO right now. Then
Speaker 18: give me all your weapons and everything else so we
Speaker 18: can shoot longer range, et cetera. But look, I think
Speaker 18: we've talked before. Long range weapons are not going to
Speaker 18: change the course of a war. It's going to be
Speaker 18: just another piece added into it. But it's got to
Speaker 18: be combined with other things or it's just not going
Speaker 18: to have any impact. But it could have disastrous consequences
Speaker 18: because if Russia takes that and it acts on what
Speaker 18: they said, then they could expand the warrant here. And
Speaker 18: that's what's got a lot of the Western people unwilling
Speaker 18: so far, and I mean all of them to allow
Speaker 18: their long range weapons to be used by Ukraine into Russia.
Speaker 1: And for good reason, we shouldn't do that.
Speaker 18: But there's an additional problem with the manpower on the
Speaker 18: Ukraine side of it. Did want to mention is that
Speaker 18: because they have so few of the Associated press reports
Speaker 18: this morning that now then ten million people have fled
Speaker 18: Ukraine since the war began. It's now up to that number,
Speaker 18: and of course all the battle casualties, and now then
Speaker 18: the people that they're recruiting, they're not recruiting, they're actually
Speaker 18: grabbing off the streets. And when they get to the front,
Speaker 18: the commanders, the Ukrainian commanders are complaining that maybe one
Speaker 18: in ten actually fought. Many of the rest of them
Speaker 18: either refused to fight or flee as soon as they
Speaker 18: get there, or unfortunately a lot of them die within
Speaker 18: the first few days just because of lack of knowledge
Speaker 18: and training.
Speaker 4: It's a pretty bleak picture, I'm afraid. Yeah, warm bodies
Speaker 4: is not just the answer to the question. He'd have
Speaker 4: effective fighting forces. I mean, you think about you know,
Speaker 4: one highly elite you know, like a Navy seal team
Speaker 4: can accomplish because they are such an effective, well oiled machine.
Speaker 4: Those are the highly aest trained fighters. But grabbing some
Speaker 4: eighteen year old kid out of a bar and he
Speaker 4: doesn't want to even go fight, not only are you
Speaker 4: facing the challenge of trying to get them motivated to
Speaker 4: do it protect your own country, damn it, but learning
Speaker 4: how to effectively operate a fight, even as something as
Speaker 4: simple as an AK or an M sixteen that requires training.
Speaker 4: You can't just grab one and start shooting accurately at
Speaker 4: a four hundred and five hundred yards You can't.
Speaker 18: And you know, there's another interesting dynamic associated with that
Speaker 18: is that because Russia has more just raw numbers of men,
Speaker 18: they have the luxury of actually training them up. And
Speaker 18: I actually, for the first time on my show this
Speaker 18: past week, got to talk to, oddly enough, a UK
Speaker 18: volunteer who was fighting for the Russian side and was
Speaker 18: pretty open about how they conduct their side of the fight.
Speaker 18: And he said that he spent about four months of
Speaker 18: different kinds of training at different locations before he even
Speaker 18: got into combat. The first time, and the most common
Speaker 18: comment from the Ukraine side is they get there in
Speaker 18: a number of days in some cases, so the Russians
Speaker 18: do have time so that when their guys get there,
Speaker 18: they actually do have some decent training, whereas the Ukraine
Speaker 18: side don't.
Speaker 1: And you see, every time you want to look at this,
Speaker 1: the comparative.
Speaker 18: Analysis just goes worse and worse against the Ukraine side,
Speaker 18: and it's there is no path to them to avoid
Speaker 18: being defeated at this point, and I think it's going
Speaker 18: to take something besides just a wild hope.
Speaker 1: To get into NATO.
Speaker 4: Well, and the exclamation point on all that is the
Speaker 4: Russians do have longer range, more effective weaponry, they're sort
Speaker 4: of keeping it on the back burner, like those supersonic
Speaker 4: hypersonic missiles. Russia has those at their disposal, they're only
Speaker 4: I don't know if they've necessarily used them yet, but
Speaker 4: it seems like they're keeping their powder dry to some extent.
Speaker 18: Well, they have periodical but because they've been striking, especially
Speaker 18: deep within Ukraine on the energy system to keep them
Speaker 18: knocked down. But what's not been reported very much is
Speaker 18: that there's a bit between forty and sixty long range
Speaker 18: drones per day that are being fired throughout the Ukraine,
Speaker 18: and their air defenses are almost incapable now, so most
Speaker 18: of those are getting through. It just doesn't make much news,
Speaker 18: but it continues to just degrade the ability to even
Speaker 18: fight at the front on top of the manpower issue,
Speaker 18: all right.
Speaker 4: And that provides a nice pivot to get back to Israel.
Speaker 4: You and I've had this conversation before. Israel has a
Speaker 4: finite number of anti surface to air anti missile missiles
Speaker 4: of a variety of different types, but they're really bloody expensive.
Speaker 4: There's a finite number of those, and seemingly an infinite
Speaker 4: number of very inexpensive drones and rockets and all the
Speaker 4: equipment that the various terrorist organizations have received from outside
Speaker 4: sources like Iran. But Israel is doing a very effective
Speaker 4: job and knocking off leadership. Only just got another guy
Speaker 4: and apparently just launched the strike on what the banking industry.
Speaker 18: Right, Yeah, they're just to completely dismantling everything in Hesbola
Speaker 18: that's up in Lebanon where they've been taking that out.
Speaker 18: I'm not sure how effective it is to take out
Speaker 18: a physical bank building, just because most transactions these days
Speaker 18: are done electronically, right, But I mean, I guess if
Speaker 18: that's where served, it could certainly have an issue there.
Speaker 18: I don't have a lot of granularity on exactly what
Speaker 18: was in those buildings that they struck, but I do
Speaker 18: know they're going after the financial capabilities, which which is a.
Speaker 1: Pretty common thing in modern warfare to go after.
Speaker 18: But there's been a couple of strokes actually are one
Speaker 18: today from Hesbala launching a small number of drones, two
Speaker 18: of which one got all the way through the Israeli.
Speaker 1: Distance or air defenses.
Speaker 18: Didn't even signal any alarms, which is concerning to them
Speaker 18: because they didn't even track it coming in and it
Speaker 18: did land and kill a number of Israeli soldiers inside
Speaker 18: of Israel today, So they've got to try to figure
Speaker 18: out what's going on with their air defense shield.
Speaker 4: Well, it seems to me that flying low and quote
Speaker 4: unquote under the radar, is that still a viable option
Speaker 4: these days?
Speaker 18: Apparently it is, because whether it's an electronic issue or
Speaker 18: they physically got under the radar is unknown, but it
Speaker 18: certainly did get through.
Speaker 4: So phase next phase for Israel, do you think they're
Speaker 4: still going to plan to launch some sort of strike
Speaker 4: on the Iranians or where are we.
Speaker 18: In that based on that leaked intelligence that came out
Speaker 18: in the US, a top secret document was a release.
Speaker 18: But then even without that, you had President Biden last
Speaker 18: Friday was pointedly asked on the tarmac I think in
Speaker 18: Germany if he knew what Israel was going to do
Speaker 18: and when they were going to do it.
Speaker 1: He said yes and yes. Of course he refused to
Speaker 1: say what that was.
Speaker 18: But by all accounts, I mean, you take what was
Speaker 18: in that intelligence information, along with what Biden said, along
Speaker 18: with what the Israeli leaders have said, it seems only
Speaker 18: a matter of time before something pretty major is launched
Speaker 18: by Israel against Iran.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 4: I guess the only thing we can do is keep
Speaker 4: our popcorn out because the Israelis seem to me like
Speaker 4: they're going to do what the Israelis want to do,
Speaker 4: regardless of what Biden wants them to do.
Speaker 1: I think that's a pretty clear statement. Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Amen, brother, we'll talk next week. Have a wonderful week,
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Speaker 4: really appreciate Kevin Gordon coming for me yesterday, and I'm
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Speaker 4: and I was afraid that was gonna happen, still could happen,
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Speaker 4: I probably shouldn't even say it out loud, but that
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Speaker 4: father taking drugs. Apparently there's nothing out there that works,
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Speaker 4: I've read. I'm not a doctor, and I don't play
Speaker 4: one on radio, but do have certainly a I can
Speaker 4: relate to everybody who's struggling with that. So again, Kevin Gordon,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for covering yesterday. Such see, I've
Speaker 4: got a couple of colors coming in. First off, Kama
Speaker 4: Harris is still doing the flip of a fracking flip flop,
Speaker 4: and now she can just pay attention to what she's
Speaker 4: saying and what her surrogates are saying on this one
Speaker 4: because she's got to win Pennsylvania and she's desperately trying
Speaker 4: to in the folks in Pennsylvania that she's not against fracking.
Speaker 4: Her climate person, her climate engagement director, called Kamala Thorndike.
Speaker 4: You should take a look at what Kamala has had
Speaker 4: to say in the past. This is her, this is
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris's climate engagement director. She's got a long history
Speaker 4: of absolute just lam basting the oil and gas industry.
Speaker 4: Kamala Thorndyke, she's with the ministration, she's with Kamala Harris,
Speaker 4: she's behind the scenes. Anyone who's in the fossil fuel
Speaker 4: sector consider putting their talents elsewhere. Stop continuing to cook
Speaker 4: the planet. She said back in August of twenty two.
Speaker 4: May twenty two accuse the oil and gas industry of
Speaker 4: echo terrorism. Back in twenty one, she called on her
Speaker 4: followers to overcome'll get a little this this crap, overcome
Speaker 4: the individualism, white supremacy, and toxic patriarchy that oil and
Speaker 4: gas companies weaponize. Really that's her person, her point person.
Speaker 4: Yet she's rolled out to try to convince you that
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris is still in favor of fracking.
Speaker 1: And how does she do that?
Speaker 4: Well, Kamala Harris is the deciding vote on the Inflation
Speaker 4: Production Act, which is the largest green climate agenda around,
Speaker 4: which does provide for some increa fracking. There's some mandates
Speaker 4: in there. I think the Republicans probably forced them in there,
Speaker 4: but in any event, it does expand some fracking. But
Speaker 4: otherwise forget about it. If it's not in that inflation
Speaker 4: reduction Acting specifically, then there won't be anymore desperately trying
Speaker 4: to hide behind that while not admitting to her real goal,
Speaker 4: which is to end fracking and our energy independence.
Speaker 1: So go to the phones.
Speaker 4: Got Drew Pappis on the phone, and Drew Pappas always
Speaker 4: great to hear from you, sir.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 5: That was excellent.
Speaker 9: I hope everybody looks up that you know, you're making
Speaker 9: too much sense this morning. If you Kamala Harris, you can't.
Speaker 9: He has to pay attention to what she said, not
Speaker 9: the people she puts in power. You're doing an excellent
Speaker 9: job just connecting the dots here, and I appreciate that,
Speaker 9: and I hope everybody looks that person up. But regarding
Speaker 9: you know, we're two weeks out tomorrow, I mean today,
Speaker 9: two weeks from today, and to kind of put you
Speaker 9: in a good mood and remind you of why it's
Speaker 9: so very important to get not only yourself but everybody
Speaker 9: you know to vote.
Speaker 5: I wanted to remind.
Speaker 9: Folks that tomorrow is the last travel on our flight
Speaker 9: of the year. Yes, so they will be heading out tomorrow,
Speaker 9: you know the drill. And if you wanted to just
Speaker 9: simply get energized and recharge your batteries and feel good
Speaker 9: and show your appreciation to those folks that have earned
Speaker 9: you the right to vote, and then maybe you will
Speaker 9: then use that opportunity to get everyone, not only yourself,
Speaker 9: but everybody you know to vote, come on out to
Speaker 9: the airport tomorrow evening around eight thirty.
Speaker 5: We returned home.
Speaker 9: Somewhere around that time. You know that it's a flexible
Speaker 9: it's a flexible time because you know, nothing's written in
Speaker 9: stone there. Sometimes we're waiting on people, but a thirty CBG.
Speaker 9: Welcome these folks home and give them a rousing welcome home,
Speaker 9: and also energize your own batteries and go into the
Speaker 9: election season in two weeks with with with you know,
Speaker 9: beld On and really feeling energized.
Speaker 4: You will and you know, courage My caught up earlier
Speaker 4: to mind us he's actually going on the flight and
Speaker 4: he said he'll provide us with an update live from
Speaker 4: the event. But I can't thank you enough for bringing
Speaker 4: it back up to the top because it is such
Speaker 4: an amazing opportunity to feel really great about the country
Speaker 4: and about those who probably served. Give them some love,
Speaker 4: and you're going to get them right back again, and
Speaker 4: probably we'll have a bit of an allergy outbreak. I
Speaker 4: think that's regularly on the schedule of events at the
Speaker 4: return ceremony. Thanks Drue, appreciate you bringing that back up CDG. Tomorrow,
Speaker 4: you don't have to know where to go, just follow
Speaker 4: the cars and the people. It won't be easy to
Speaker 4: figure out.
Speaker 1: Let's end with Marty Marty final words this morning here
Speaker 1: in the Morning Show. Thanks for calling, Brian.
Speaker 16: I think I have something to help you stop coffee.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 16: My parents work from Ireland and this is what they did.
Speaker 16: You take a call. They probably use th eggs. My
Speaker 16: father worked for the railroads and he had big red
Speaker 16: and blue handkerchiefs. You take one of those, you put
Speaker 16: it under the faucet, you squeeze it out, you roll
Speaker 16: it up to like two inches thick. You safety pin
Speaker 16: it to your throat. Then you take another one, you
Speaker 16: pin that over it. That one is dry. Then you
Speaker 16: rub your chest with thick stapor rub and you get
Speaker 16: in bed and you will not cough.
Speaker 1: No kidding.
Speaker 16: I don't know why it works, but it was mentioned
Speaker 16: in the book Trinity. It's a novel about Ireland.
Speaker 1: Fantastic, Marty.
Speaker 4: I had someone call me with the old old world
Speaker 4: treatment of eating raw onions, suggest you just eat them
Speaker 4: like an apple and that would cure it. That didn't
Speaker 4: sound real appealing to me. Your sounds a little bit
Speaker 4: easy to accomplish, and something is not going to ruin
Speaker 4: your breath for the day and probably won't cause indigestion.
Speaker 1: Since you mentioned it was from Ireland.
Speaker 4: I'm just a little disappointed he didn't involve whiskey, but
Speaker 4: maybe we can add that to the equation.
Speaker 1: God bless you.
Speaker 4: I appreciate that you're so kind, and hopefully I will
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