Speaker 1: Five o five. If it's about k r C BET
Speaker 1: talk station, Happy Friday.
Speaker 2: Say, well there you go.
Speaker 1: You know it's Friday when you get a woohoo, thank you.
Speaker 1: Joe Drecker exectly prettier the fifty five Carse Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas right here, glad to be and always said
Speaker 1: a little happier on a Friday, and do do do
Speaker 1: love my Fridays. I got some good plans for the weekend. No,
Speaker 1: I will not be running in the Flying Pig. Joe,
Speaker 1: you're running this week. I'm not kidding you. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: know you're not running. I'm just I'm pulling your leg.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 1: I don't run. My feeder is flat as a board.
Speaker 1: I've never been able to run. It's an excuse for me.
Speaker 1: I'm not sort of taking care of my cardiovascular system.
Speaker 1: I suppose on some level, although you don't have to
Speaker 1: run to take care of your cardio vascular system. Anyhow,
Speaker 1: let us see here what's coming up run down here
Speaker 1: on a Friday, of course, includes Tech Friday with Dave Hatter,
Speaker 1: gonna be talking about cyber threats on nuclear facilities. Okay,
Speaker 1: GM says it can sell your data because you drive
Speaker 1: on public roads. Well, that's not exactly an endorsement to
Speaker 1: buy a GM product, is it. I hate the idea
Speaker 1: that your car is spying on you. That just really
Speaker 1: rubs me the wrong way. I mean, if you want
Speaker 1: to download an app, you do it with eyes wide open,
Speaker 1: knowing that they're monitoring your data. You're getting something for
Speaker 1: quote unquote free, when in fact it's not really free
Speaker 1: because they're using your data to make money.
Speaker 2: That's your choice.
Speaker 1: But if you don't have any control over whether or
Speaker 1: not G or any other automobile manufacturer can take your
Speaker 1: data and use it to their advantage, you know what,
Speaker 1: that's just to me, that's wrong. How about a law man.
Speaker 1: They pass laws for literally everything. How about laws protecting
Speaker 1: your privacy and allowing you the opportunity to opt out
Speaker 1: of them collecting your data about how you drive and
Speaker 1: where you drive and how fast do you go and
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff. Insurance companies buy that data. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you may find your premium goes up as a consequence
Speaker 1: of them interpreting what you're doing on the roads. Big
Speaker 1: Brother is watching literally everywhere. Fraudster's impersonating employee self service websites.
Speaker 2: That's from working.
Speaker 1: Just as he's been waiting all morning to do that.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you have an opportunity to do it again, Joe,
Speaker 1: keep your finger on the button. So if fraudsters impersonating
Speaker 1: employee self service websites, those are the three topics. Well, yeah,
Speaker 1: I know, after yesterday, we got to light it up.
Speaker 1: We hit the ground running at the five o'clock. You
Speaker 1: know what I found interesting if you're listening yesterday at
Speaker 1: five o'clock, I Keith called in and talked about World
Speaker 1: War three breaking up between Pakistan and India. It was
Speaker 1: amazing to me how little reporting there is on that. Well,
Speaker 1: and there is a legitimate conflict breaking out, and they've
Speaker 1: been at it for years and years. There's a division
Speaker 1: between those two countries. There's no question there has been
Speaker 1: military activity going on between the two, but they are
Speaker 1: the both nuclear powers. This time it may escalate. But
Speaker 1: you know, I followed up on it yesterday after. I
Speaker 1: was caught off guard by that because I just generally
Speaker 1: familiar with the tension between the two countries. But I
Speaker 1: didn't realize it was escalating that quickly until Keith calling
Speaker 1: brought it up. And then I went back later in
Speaker 1: the day yesterday as I was preparing for the program
Speaker 1: this morning, and you know, I think that something like
Speaker 1: that would be on you know, Fox or CNN or
Speaker 1: some of the major reporting outlets and just very little.
Speaker 1: You had to actually search for it specifically and well,
Speaker 1: and that's the picking and choosing of what gets elevated
Speaker 1: on the news. Come back to that in just a minute. Here,
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman is going to be in studio. He is
Speaker 1: coming in at seven oh five. He's running for mayor,
Speaker 1: and we have a golden opportunity to smack have to
Speaker 1: have Pervoll in the face by voting for Corey Bowman.
Speaker 1: Even if you're planning on voting for pervol in November,
Speaker 1: go ahead and vote for Corey Bowman. Majority rules, the
Speaker 1: top two candidates move advanced to the November election. It's
Speaker 1: going to be one of three, and pretty much I
Speaker 1: think we can presume, and I may be overstating this
Speaker 1: Knockwood as I say it, I think it's going to
Speaker 1: be math mayor. I have to have Purvall versus Corey Bowman.
Speaker 1: And I think of my friends in the various communities
Speaker 1: who feel that they've been screwed over by the current
Speaker 1: city council and the current mayor by depriving them of
Speaker 1: an opportunity to control their own desk in terms of
Speaker 1: zoning connected communities. Shove down everybody's throat. We've been down
Speaker 1: this road before. That impacts every single neighborhood in the city.
Speaker 1: And then the second smack in the face has happened. Actually,
Speaker 1: Third A Bond Hill as well as Hyde Park both
Speaker 1: were deprived of opportunity to move in advance in what
Speaker 1: direction they wanted to go in.
Speaker 2: They granted a waiver.
Speaker 1: Of course, the biggest news Hyde Park City Council votes
Speaker 1: to tell Hyde Park basically, screw you. We are going
Speaker 1: to do a waiver of the connected communities and allow
Speaker 1: a well connected developer or well connected developers. Thank you
Speaker 1: Todd Zinzer Citizen Watchdog for providing me with that ammunition
Speaker 1: to do what they want to do. So here's connected
Speaker 1: communities for everybody, and well, we're gonna gi a waiver
Speaker 1: for Hyde Park. Hyde Park, sorry sucks to you. We're
Speaker 1: gonna let the zoning rules change so the well connected
Speaker 1: developers can do what they want just ignoring everyone. You're
Speaker 1: going to reward that. I'm still waiting for litigation from
Speaker 1: Hyde Park on that one. Anyway, we'll talk to Corey Bum.
Speaker 1: We've got a lot of things to talk about. Since
Speaker 1: I require reporting on the interviewed the candidates where they
Speaker 1: stand on which projects should get their railroad sale money
Speaker 1: mayoral candidates in this Cincinnati remaining a sanctuary city, where
Speaker 1: Cincinnati mayoral candidates stand on connected communities. Since a maryl
Speaker 1: candidates discussed what should be done with subway the abandoned subway,
Speaker 1: there's actually a proposal for that one. I didn't even
Speaker 1: read the article on that one, but we can talk
Speaker 1: with Corey about that in the seven o'clock hour. And
Speaker 1: then he got a good ride up Actually epic epoch,
Speaker 1: however you want to pronounce it. I like saying epoc.
Speaker 1: Although that's sort of like tomato tomato epoch. It provides
Speaker 1: you with a little more foundation on spelling. Because I
Speaker 1: consult that website regularly. I think they do some good
Speaker 1: work there. Epoh epic epoch either way, if both correct pronunciations.
Speaker 1: But he actually got written up there. That's sort of
Speaker 1: a national sort of level reporting on that. I don't
Speaker 1: know if it's because he's the brother of Jade Vans,
Speaker 1: but he is getting some traction nationally. The race an
Speaker 1: unusual one given the city of Cincinnati is so blue.
Speaker 1: Mike Kisel one half of those German guys, so we
Speaker 1: get well a German guy. He'll be on at eighth
Speaker 1: five talk about the Bayern Games taking place May tenth.
Speaker 1: At more lined Lockerhouse and Lisa Skinner with the book
Speaker 1: eight thirty Truth Lies and alzheimer Its Secret Faces. Of
Speaker 1: course I have a profound connection, sadly with Alzheimer's disease,
Speaker 1: given that's what took my father, just an insidious disease.
Speaker 1: And speaking of diseases, I'll pivot over to this one
Speaker 1: given the nice kind I was thinking yesterday about the
Speaker 1: conversation with George Brenneman and Keith Tennefeld. We spent an
Speaker 1: hour talking about wellness, and of course the issue of
Speaker 1: vaccines came up a little bit, and just alternative ways
Speaker 1: of viewing things and alternative medicines they are, they do
Speaker 1: exist out there in the world, and getting ahead of
Speaker 1: problems seems to be the way of the future. So
Speaker 1: you don't have to treat the symptom. Let's get ahead
Speaker 1: of what caused the symptom, and uh, maybe live a
Speaker 1: better life. Measles now r F k. Junior was talking
Speaker 1: about this just the other day. He was quizzed on it,
Speaker 1: and he had something pretty profound to say, which you know,
Speaker 1: kind of dovetails into a broader view of reporting. Generally,
Speaker 1: the press can't stop obsessing over measles. You read about
Speaker 1: it all the time. Oh my god, measles case rise,
Speaker 1: some parents become vaccine enthusiasts, US measles cases near nine
Speaker 1: hundred outbreaks reported in ten states. US measles case near
Speaker 1: nine hundred outbreaks. Measles maybe making a comeback in the
Speaker 1: United States. Okay, so these headlines go around and you think,
Speaker 1: oh my god, uh, these anti acxers are crazy, and
Speaker 1: you know they're they're they're going to cause them measles epidemic.
Speaker 1: Well a senior car I had the measles as a kid,
Speaker 1: didn't kill me.
Speaker 2: So it makes you.
Speaker 1: Think measles is this huge problem, but in reality it's not.
Speaker 1: And this is the point rf K Junia was making
Speaker 1: the other day. It's what the press chooses to report on.
Speaker 1: And I think of these the Tesla's being damaged, and
Speaker 1: you think there's this massive epidemic of Tesla dealerships being
Speaker 1: set out fire, and you can't drive a Tesla, or
Speaker 1: you wouldn't be inclined to buy one, even if you
Speaker 1: were previously inclined to buy one, because oh my god,
Speaker 1: my car's going to get vanilized. On a percentage basis,
Speaker 1: it's really not happening that much. There is a small
Speaker 1: subset of insane batcrap insane Marxist out in the world
Speaker 1: who get all the media attention because they're lighting Tesla's
Speaker 1: on fire. You can get a thousand people to show
Speaker 1: up literally anywhere through social media these days. It's easy
Speaker 1: to coordinate like an event, a rally, and it's going
Speaker 1: to get attention, most notably if it's along the batcrap
Speaker 1: insane lines. Thousands of people gather to protest Doge. Why
Speaker 1: are you protesting Doge? They're trying to save you taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 1: We're underwater, we're thirty six trillion growing dollars in debt.
Speaker 1: They're just merely getting rid of stupid, stupid, stupid programs
Speaker 1: that you shouldn't want a fund. Why do you care
Speaker 1: if Doge is working to get rid of like one
Speaker 1: hundred years one hundred and fifty year old people from
Speaker 1: the social security roles. But if you show up in
Speaker 1: a large group large quote unquote large relative to what
Speaker 1: a thousand people show up at a park to protest
Speaker 1: what DOGE is doing, and think, oh my god, this
Speaker 1: is a mass movement. This actually has legs. No, if
Speaker 1: you're scratching your head wondering what the hell is going
Speaker 1: on in this country, you're looking at something that is
Speaker 1: the smallest, slimmest, the minority of people. But they get
Speaker 1: press and they get traction. So going back to RFKS
Speaker 1: point on This News Nations, Chris Cuomo asked Kennedy about
Speaker 1: the vaccines. You know people aren't getting vaccinated. You were
Speaker 1: against vaccine. Now it's a problem referring to measles. What
Speaker 1: responsibility do you have in terms of how people feel
Speaker 1: about getting vaccinated. He's like, wait a second, your focus
Speaker 1: is on the wrong thing in terms of he said,
Speaker 1: right now, we had eight hundred and forty two cases
Speaker 1: in the nation of what how many millions people have
Speaker 1: three hundred and fifty million people we're talking about and
Speaker 1: focusing on eight hundred and forty two cases, he said,
Speaker 1: Europe has ten times that number. Are numbers of plateaued?
Speaker 1: You said, do you argue to people who have concerned
Speaker 1: about MMR vaccine, whether it's due to the aborted fetal
Speaker 1: debris or DNA particles, whatever reason you might have to
Speaker 1: be skeptical and cynical about it. COVID nineteen problems associated
Speaker 1: with a vaccine. Yeah, we're learning more and more about it.
Speaker 1: There's a reason to be jaded, in cynical and set
Speaker 1: skeptical about the vaccines. I understand that that's why we
Speaker 1: need more information so we can make informed decisions on
Speaker 1: what we are doing and what we're putting in our body.
Speaker 1: And he says we're developing this hopefully something on alternative
Speaker 1: treatment at the CDC to protect protocols for treating measles.
Speaker 1: Among them, he said, we've had four measles deaths in
Speaker 1: this country in twenty years. We have one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: autism cases a year. This is something that George and
Speaker 1: Keith were talking about yesterday, this increase in autism cases.
Speaker 1: We have thirty eight percent of our kids now are
Speaker 1: diabetic or pre diabetic. That should be in the headlines.
Speaker 1: He said, when I was a kid, there were two
Speaker 1: million measles cases a year and none of them got headlines,
Speaker 1: and we had four hundred deaths. We had death between
Speaker 1: one in twelve hundred and one and ten thousand. We
Speaker 1: have so many kids now who are afflicted by chronic disease,
Speaker 1: and the media never covers that. They only want to
Speaker 1: cover measles. You said, what I've been saying to people
Speaker 1: is let's pay attention to other illnesses as well, illnesses
Speaker 1: that are really really damaging our country, that are existential
Speaker 1: for our country. We now spend almost a trillion dollars
Speaker 1: a year on diabetes and metabolic disorder. You talk about
Speaker 1: the millions of dollars a year are to be spending
Speaker 1: on autism. You said autism in nineteen seventy one and
Speaker 1: ten thousand Americans today it's one in thirty one. You said,
Speaker 1: in California, it's one in every twenty kids, one in
Speaker 1: every twelve point five.
Speaker 2: Boys.
Speaker 1: That's what the media ought to focus on, and it's not.
Speaker 1: And because of that, we don't have the solutions. We
Speaker 1: don't have the cures. You want to get a measles vaccine,
Speaker 1: go ahead. You don't want to get one, fine, but
Speaker 1: the choice is the media's focus on something. It's inflammatory,
Speaker 1: the idea that oh my god, we're all going to
Speaker 1: die and you can pick and choose literally any topic,
Speaker 1: but you got to step back from it. This is
Speaker 1: kind of like my broader perception this morning. You really
Speaker 1: have you think you're insane that, oh my god, the
Speaker 1: whole world is believes that men can become women and
Speaker 1: that they should have the right to part to compete
Speaker 1: in women's sports, and you think that's wrong. You're on
Speaker 1: the right side of the argument. But the insanity and
Speaker 1: the screaming and the yelling and the whaling, as I
Speaker 1: always point out, the whaling and the nashing and gnashing
Speaker 1: of teeth from the far left, the Marxists out there.
Speaker 1: They want you to make They want you to believe
Speaker 1: that they represent the majority viewpoint, and they do not
Speaker 1: not even close. The media chooses to elevate the absurd
Speaker 1: and the bizarre, and they are the absurd and the bizarre.
Speaker 1: But the perception is that you're the one that is
Speaker 1: in the margins. You're not, absolutely not. You know why
Speaker 1: you're not because you don't engage in behavior that is
Speaker 1: so bizarre. It's like clickbait. People tend to click on
Speaker 1: and elevate to a higher level. What is crazy? You
Speaker 1: know you do it. You go on websites and you're like,
Speaker 1: what the hell is that all about? Tesla Arson suspect
Speaker 1: released after lawyer argues detention would disrupt sex change treatments.
Speaker 2: That's a headline.
Speaker 1: That's a real thing, that's gonna get clicks because you're
Speaker 1: like in a state of disbelief that that's even a concept.
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Speaker 2: It's five forty three on a Friday. First, little motorhead
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Speaker 5: Let me.
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Speaker 1: Let enjoin my fridays. Get a little motorhead going there
Speaker 1: and let us see here. Oh Joe, I should have
Speaker 1: known this. I did take German in high school and
Speaker 1: five hour German in college. Byron games we're talking about
Speaker 1: with Mike Haisel one half of the German guys. Are
Speaker 1: those German guys at eight oh five? And I said, Bayron,
Speaker 1: it's b A Y E r N. And I should
Speaker 1: have known it's Byron if you want to pronounce it correctly,
Speaker 1: So correcting the record on that. And we're gonna get
Speaker 1: the local stories next. If you want to call Phil
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Speaker 1: talk POUN five fifty on AT and T phones. Police
Speaker 1: shooting U Yeah, person shot and killed by CINCINNT police
Speaker 1: officer during a foot pursuit happened at East Price Sill
Speaker 1: yesterday morning. Police Chief DG said officers with the department's
Speaker 1: Digit of Apprehension squad with other uniformed officers found out
Speaker 1: about a stolen vehicle the apartment complex, so they showed
Speaker 1: up and approached the vehicle. Four people got out and
Speaker 1: ran away, one of them with a gun. So police
Speaker 1: chase the guys that ran. I say, guys, I don't
Speaker 1: know specifically. Anyway, the people who ran from the vehicle
Speaker 1: said once since an officer discharged their weapon towards a
Speaker 1: person who had the gun, killing them. At the time
Speaker 1: they were interviewed by CPO Fiji could not say whether
Speaker 1: that person had aimed or fired a shot at police
Speaker 1: before they since I police officers shot, they did find
Speaker 1: a gun near the person who was shot, though no
Speaker 1: officers were hurt, thankfully. After the press conference, so FOP
Speaker 1: president Ken Kober, who comes in the program regularly, which
Speaker 1: I appreciate, said the man did point the gun at
Speaker 1: the officer. Quote understand that if you shoot or point
Speaker 1: a gun at a police the odds of you getting
Speaker 1: shot are very very high, Kober said. CPO asked how
Speaker 1: people could trust his account of the events. Kober's response,
Speaker 1: the body camera. Wait till the body camera is released.
Speaker 1: It's very evident what happened. And Cobra expects at eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock this morning, when when there's going to be a
Speaker 1: press conference, that they will release the body camera video,
Speaker 1: although there's no confirmation from the Chief Thigi that it
Speaker 1: will happen. But wait till eleven o'clock. I would like
Speaker 1: to think that they will release the body camera footage.
Speaker 1: That's what it's all about. Uh, the see two of
Speaker 1: the three other three people, So we got dead guy.
Speaker 2: That's one.
Speaker 1: Two of the other three who ran from the officers
Speaker 1: have been apprehended. Apparently one still remains at large. So
Speaker 1: now you know what's going to have I don't know
Speaker 1: what the races of these people, but you know, let's
Speaker 1: face it, if it's a black person, probably the Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter people will take to the streets regardless of
Speaker 1: whether or not the dead guy aimed at gun at
Speaker 1: police officers. I'll keep my popcorn out my feet up
Speaker 1: and wait around for the information to come out before
Speaker 1: I drowning conclusions. But like I said before, if that happens,
Speaker 1: you're going to have this perception. You know that this
Speaker 1: is this craziness is going on in the world. And
Speaker 1: trust me, if there's any riots against what the police
Speaker 1: officers did in this particular situation, it will be well covered,
Speaker 1: won't it. Five twenty six, fifty five KRCD talk station
Speaker 1: more local stories. Marks on the phone. Mark, I will
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Speaker 1: get back, I appreciate your calling.
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Speaker 1: Five thirty Happy Friday, Tech Friday with Dave Hatter coming
Speaker 1: at a one hour. One of my favorite segments of
Speaker 1: the week. Love talking to Dave. Love talking to you
Speaker 1: too if I won three seven four eight hundred eight
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Speaker 1: phones and remember podcasts at you five Caarresey dot com, like,
Speaker 1: for example, the hour I spent with Adam Killer or
Speaker 1: other George Brunneman and Keith Tenenfeld talking about health issues
Speaker 1: yesterday and on that topic, Mark's on the phone by Vaccines.
Speaker 2: Mark, thanks for calling this morning. I appreciate your holding
Speaker 2: over the break.
Speaker 7: No problem, Brian, Good morning. Two or three real quick
Speaker 7: points I think I would have pointed out to the
Speaker 7: media or whoever RFK was talking to. Several weeks ago,
Speaker 7: I saw a map of the Thesle out breaks and
Speaker 7: it was in Arizona, Texas, down in the southwest. Just
Speaker 7: this so happens where all the illegal are coming across
Speaker 7: the border. They're lucky we don't have a Bola, and
Speaker 7: God knows what others to come from these other countries.
Speaker 7: I mean, you know, think about it. These people are unvetted,
Speaker 7: they're not being tested for anything, and they're worried about
Speaker 7: I mean, I had chicken pops and measles as a kid. Yeah,
Speaker 7: stuck for a few days or a week or two,
Speaker 7: I don't even remember. But it wasn't I mean, it
Speaker 7: was expected that there was going to be an outbreak
Speaker 7: of it at school and people were going to have it.
Speaker 7: I mean, it was just the way it was. But
Speaker 7: the other thing is is these liberals. Somebody a long
Speaker 7: time ago, I remember them saying it a talk show
Speaker 7: O said that liberalism was a mental illness.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 7: I laughed at the time. But they're proving it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: And my advice to any of these people that are
Speaker 7: on the left, sit down one weekend and roll some
Speaker 7: tape of yourselves and how you're acting, and just try
Speaker 7: to be as honest with yourself as possible. And is
Speaker 7: are you proud of yourself? Are you? Are you proud
Speaker 7: of what you've become and what you're spewing and how
Speaker 7: you're acting the way you look. I mean, I'm not
Speaker 7: kidding you. If when you watch some of the video
Speaker 7: of these so called protests, if you didn't know any better,
Speaker 7: you would think that Barnum and Bailey Circus was in
Speaker 7: talent exactly. I mean, it's just an absolute disgrace. I mean,
Speaker 7: I swear cavemen were smarter than the human race today.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's just it's absolutely these people have devolved
Speaker 7: into mental insanity that they cannot just look in the mirror.
Speaker 7: I mean, they must not own merrors because I well.
Speaker 1: Well they they surround themselves in their own echo chamber.
Speaker 1: They're incapable of being introspective and more fundamentally, they're incapable
Speaker 1: of being objective.
Speaker 2: So you know, it's again you hear this.
Speaker 1: I mean, I go back to the transpart is probably
Speaker 1: the most great at the greatest illustration of this. You know,
Speaker 1: there was a point in time in the world, and
Speaker 1: it was like two seconds ago in terms of you know,
Speaker 1: our our our history that you were treated with therapy.
Speaker 1: If you were a guy and you thought you were
Speaker 1: a woman living in a man's body, they put you
Speaker 1: down on the couch and gage in some sort of
Speaker 1: Freudian analysis from psychological analysis that help you work through
Speaker 1: the psychological problem you are having. No, you're not really
Speaker 1: a woman biologically. Look you have a penis. I mean there,
Speaker 1: it is right there. So don't say you're a woman.
Speaker 1: That's just absolutely wrong. Let's work through the issues of
Speaker 1: why you believe you're a woman. That's logic and reason.
Speaker 1: But you see this, they come out and no, no, no,
Speaker 1: they're actually a woman. Like what you look at me, like, wait,
Speaker 1: you're making this argument. Can't you step outside of that
Speaker 1: for a moment. And I really, I fully believe that
Speaker 1: they really don't believe that the people who are advocating
Speaker 1: on behalf of these so called rights and this transition
Speaker 1: surgery and thing. I kind of believe the vast majority
Speaker 1: of them because the vast majority of people don't don't
Speaker 1: feel that way. They don't believe there are some other
Speaker 1: sex that they really don't believe in the words that
Speaker 1: they're saying. They're just making the argument to divide people
Speaker 1: and maybe basically rex society. You know, it's just one
Speaker 1: more little thing to divide us all and make us
Speaker 1: angry with each other.
Speaker 7: Well, the thing is is that a lot of times
Speaker 7: what it boils down to and it comes back to
Speaker 7: is just one word, and it's truth. I mean, the
Speaker 7: truth of the matter is can always like dog, I
Speaker 7: watch an interview with that team of people, and I'm
Speaker 7: gonna tell you what an impressive Some of these young
Speaker 7: men are twenty one years old, dressed in a suit,
Speaker 7: and they talk more eloquently than half of the people
Speaker 7: that are sitting up on Capitol Hill.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they and.
Speaker 7: They care about what they're doing and the money that
Speaker 7: they're finding. And you know, and then you watch these
Speaker 7: clowns that stand on the steps of the Capitol and
Speaker 7: they're singing some stupid song and it's like, do you
Speaker 7: guys ever go back and watch tape of yourselves? Because
Speaker 7: and Chuck Schumer, I mean, I could go on and
Speaker 7: on and on. I mean, it's out there for everybody
Speaker 7: to see. And it's good because they're they're destroying themselves.
Speaker 1: I mean, and I think, see, see, Mark.
Speaker 2: That's you.
Speaker 1: Just you landed on the point that I firmly believe.
Speaker 1: And that's kind of where I was going in that
Speaker 1: first sort of rant I did in the opening of
Speaker 1: show You're right and let them destroy themselves because common sense, logic,
Speaker 1: and reason is what I think most of Americans actually have.
Speaker 1: In the final analysis, some are smarter than others, some
Speaker 1: are better at, you know, being objective, engaging in logic
Speaker 1: and reason. But in the final analysis, we all see
Speaker 1: that and we recognize that they are destroying themselves. Let
Speaker 1: them because all they are doing is raging and screaming
Speaker 1: and yelling. And yet when you push, when push comes
Speaker 1: to the shove, when you try to get them to
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Speaker 1: And that's why it sounds like there's a lot of
Speaker 1: people out there who embrace that ideology. And I would
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Speaker 1: But what they're churning out are useful idiots who may
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Speaker 1: do on a Friday at this time.
Speaker 8: How's this tradition?
Speaker 2: Amen?
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Speaker 1: two three talk feel free go to Florida.
Speaker 8: Aw's this tradition?
Speaker 2: Naked Florida guy.
Speaker 8: Aw's this tradition?
Speaker 1: Florida man being labeled as a birthday suit banded by
Speaker 1: local deputies after they said he tried to break into
Speaker 1: a Flagler County home while naked? What sixty three years
Speaker 1: Matthew Hunter, a Palm Coast facing charge of attempted burglary,
Speaker 1: exposure of sex organs, and criminal mischief. Saturday, April twenty six,
Speaker 1: after midnighte Flager County Sheriff's Office received a nine to
Speaker 1: one one calling a naked guy later identified as Hunter,
Speaker 1: trying to break into a residence on Fox Hallway, Palm Coast.
Speaker 1: Women deside the home called nine to one one after
Speaker 1: hearing well it sounded like a knife trying to cut
Speaker 1: through the lock on her front door.
Speaker 2: What deputies got up? That found?
Speaker 1: The deputy showed up, They found a Hunter walking away
Speaker 1: from the woman's house completely naked. They discovered gouage marks
Speaker 1: in the doorframe and molding a cord. To the rest report.
Speaker 1: Hunter is the woman's neighbor. After David State's woman saw
Speaker 1: Hunter through her front window as he yelled that he
Speaker 1: was going to come inside the home and demanded that
Speaker 1: she opened the door. Yeah, you wouldn't want to do
Speaker 1: that at the Thomas household. It's not a question of
Speaker 1: whether a firearm would be present. They'd just be me
Speaker 1: sitting there trying to figure out which one I would hold.
Speaker 11: Now who can argue with that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do I grab?
Speaker 1: Deputies later spoke with Hunter's wife at the Oh Thanks
Speaker 1: Joe spoke with Hunter's wife at the home, who said
Speaker 1: her husband had been drinking heavily and was taking psychiatric medication.
Speaker 1: She admitted that she was afraid of him, but had
Speaker 1: no idea he had left the house. Court record show
Speaker 1: Hunters expected to appear for arraiment May twenty seven. All right,
Speaker 1: this one in Virginia. Woman is safe after allegedly being
Speaker 1: abducted and assaulted by a naked guy Mount Vernon Trail,
Speaker 1: Old north Town Old Town North earlier in this month. Victim,
Speaker 1: according to the recent release search Warrant You, suspect pinned
Speaker 1: both of her forearms down and she fought to break free.
Speaker 1: The victim said she realized the suspect was fully naked
Speaker 1: when he was on top of her, and that she
Speaker 1: saw his well genitals. Victim tried to push him away,
Speaker 1: specifically with a right hand of the suspect's left arm.
Speaker 1: Victim said she yelled and the suspect covered her mouth
Speaker 1: with his hand, telling her do you want to die?
Speaker 1: Happened nine April nineteen. Victim relaxing in the grass in
Speaker 1: a well lit area and told police she noticed the
Speaker 1: man walked nearby and he was suddenly on top of
Speaker 1: her and pinning her to the ground. Suspect allegedly fled
Speaker 1: after a bystander showed up. Bystander called nine one one
Speaker 1: told police that a completely naked man tried to kiss
Speaker 1: and assault a female and ran off. Police found scratches
Speaker 1: of the victims risting up her left arm, as well
Speaker 1: as large scratches in a right cheek and left jaw. Suspect,
Speaker 1: thirty nine year old Charlie ray Sieda, junior of Alexandria,
Speaker 1: arrested one hundred yards away, found wearing a jacket without
Speaker 1: a shirt, pants.
Speaker 2: And no underwear.
Speaker 1: Accord to the search warn't Affidavid, please found a beer
Speaker 1: can left at the scene.
Speaker 8: Okay, a's this tradition.
Speaker 1: And five beers of the same brand in a twelve
Speaker 1: pack by victim. I don't know if you got drunk
Speaker 1: on one beer, just reporting what's what's what's written serreta
Speaker 1: being held with that bond, charged with abduction with the
Speaker 1: intent to defile, assault and battery, and public intoxication. So apparently, yes,
Speaker 1: he did drink all those beers. Joe facing fine up
Speaker 1: to one hundred thousand dollars and up to twenty years
Speaker 1: to life for the felony abduction charge, up to a
Speaker 1: year in jail and or a twenty five hundred dollars
Speaker 1: fine for the assault and battery charge and a two
Speaker 1: hundred and fifty dollars fine for public intoxication.
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Speaker 1: Five fifty to fifty About kar City Talk station Happy Friday.
Speaker 1: Check Friday, Dave had a couple with six thirty, a
Speaker 1: full hour with Corey Bowman in the studio. As we
Speaker 1: had approached the election, the primary coming up on Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Get out and vote Corey Bowman. He's a good guy,
Speaker 1: all right. We got a man facing charge of that.
Speaker 1: Police say he broke into a woman's home intending to
Speaker 1: sexually assault her. Investigators say Juan Miguel Hernandez, who's forty nine,
Speaker 1: broke into the woman's home in League City, Texas. Unidentified
Speaker 1: woman said she suddenly awoke on April fifteenth to see
Speaker 1: a naked guy at the end of her bed touching
Speaker 1: her leg. That's when there, you, well, I think we
Speaker 1: get in a good idea. I think I already mentioned
Speaker 1: that intending to sexually assault her. That's when she realized
Speaker 1: it was her neighbor. Woman said she screamed, at which
Speaker 1: point the man climbed on top of her. She pushed
Speaker 1: him off, reached for her phone as he fled.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's exactly what I was gonna say.
Speaker 1: Joe just said I'd reach for a clock, and well, yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: or my sig P three twenty conveniently located right there.
Speaker 2: By my bed.
Speaker 1: As this tradition, the phone's in the other room. What's
Speaker 1: more important if someone breaks in your house a phone
Speaker 1: or a firearm?
Speaker 11: Now, who can argue with that?
Speaker 1: The sig or one of the other ones. A woman
Speaker 1: said to me with local news. I was like, what
Speaker 1: are you doing in my apartment? And as soon as
Speaker 1: I said that, he stood up and was completely naked.
Speaker 1: As soon as I got on the phone, he hurried up,
Speaker 1: pulled up his boxers and ran out of my apartment.
Speaker 1: It's definitely terrifying, yea, I'd say so. Police arrested Hernandez
Speaker 1: during a traffic stop on April twenty fifth, now charged
Speaker 1: with bergerley with the intent to commit sexual offense. Security
Speaker 1: footage appears to show Germandez scaling the woman's back patio
Speaker 1: to enter her apartment. Happened at eleven pm. Women didn't
Speaker 1: see him until twelve thirty a m. She said he
Speaker 1: was there that whole time and I had no clue.
Speaker 1: Makes me question, Hey, he'd been in my apartment before.
Speaker 1: Oh that's creepy, isn't it. Officer Jose Hortega the Lague
Speaker 1: City Police Department said he may have targeted other women.
Speaker 1: He said aren't rolling out the possibility there are other victims,
Speaker 1: so they're encouraging folks that may have had an accounter
Speaker 1: with them to get in touch with the police. Department
Speaker 1: go to Dover, Tennessee. Woman currently hospitalized and will soon
Speaker 1: face charges following an incident at Tennessee Highway happen Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Deput's with the Stuart County Sheriff's Officer responded to several
Speaker 1: calls of a disordly man on Highway nine Wednesday. Upon arrival,
Speaker 1: they found the man naked carrying a pipe pause waiting
Speaker 1: for it Joe attempting to hit vehicles. Men then demand
Speaker 1: then went after the deputies. Once they exited their vehicles,
Speaker 1: suspect tased by a deputy, taken the air into custody
Speaker 1: and taken to a local hospital for treatment and charges pending.
Speaker 2: Uh Sarnac Lake, New York.
Speaker 1: Sarnac Lake Police Department said they arrested the man of
Speaker 1: multiple charges after officers found him naked in a residence
Speaker 1: hot tub. Police called to home and Aberson Avenue Wednesday
Speaker 1: after resident report and man had broken into a building
Speaker 1: to access the tub. Police found twenty eight year old
Speaker 1: Achilles Reinhardt of Phoenix at the scene determined he had
Speaker 1: entered a fenced in backyard before accessing the secured building
Speaker 1: to get the hot tub. They also learned he had
Speaker 1: stolen an e bike from the village of Sarnac Lake,
Speaker 1: the charge of burglary, criminal mischief, grand larcity, criminal trespass,
Speaker 1: and criminal possession of stolen property. Police said he'd recently
Speaker 1: been released from the Clinton Correctional Facility after serving a
Speaker 1: sentence for criminal contempt Okay, and finally go back to
Speaker 1: Florida Carryville, specifically, Florida woman recovering after deputy say she
Speaker 1: escaped from a storage container after being brutally attacked and
Speaker 1: sexually assaulted. Maybe have an award to give out, according
Speaker 1: to Washington County Sheriff's Office, a passer by on Douglas
Speaker 1: Ferry Road called the Telecommunications center saying he found a
Speaker 1: woman who was a victim of brutal attack. Caller said
Speaker 1: the victim had been severely beaten and needed medical attention.
Speaker 1: Emergency personnel showed up. Sheriff said the victim was still
Speaker 1: handcuffed and had duct tape.
Speaker 2: Around her neck.
Speaker 1: Medical services law enforcement officers who went to the scene
Speaker 1: said the victim told them that David Errold Gibson, forty
Speaker 1: our award winner this morning. A Carryville showed up a house,
Speaker 1: knocked on the door, told her what her husband told her,
Speaker 1: that her husband and brother in law were thieves and
Speaker 1: owed him money. That's when the victim said he began
Speaker 1: taking items from her house, knocked on her, knocked her
Speaker 1: to the ground, handcuffed her and removed her clothing. While
Speaker 1: on the ground naked, the victim said, Gibson began attacking
Speaker 1: her mother in law. Victims said, last time she saw
Speaker 1: her mother in law, her eyes were swollen shut and
Speaker 1: there was blood all over her face. Go ahead and
Speaker 1: roll it.
Speaker 13: Joe Perio is the biggest douchehop You should see this
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Speaker 2: He's just the absolute.
Speaker 1: Nightmare of a mugshot here anyway, horrific situation. He is
Speaker 1: our award winner this morning. More to talk about after
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Speaker 1: of course, inviting you to stick around all morning. Got
Speaker 1: some great stuff coming up, most notably the bottom of
Speaker 1: the Earth this hour Tech Friday with Dave hat teror
Speaker 1: cyber threats on nuclear facilities. Concerns GM's spying on you,
Speaker 1: and it says it can sell your data because you
Speaker 1: drive on public roads, what you do in public you
Speaker 1: have no right to privacy over. GM says, so sorry,
Speaker 1: sucks to be you. If you have a GM car,
Speaker 1: they're going to sell your data.
Speaker 2: That just infuriates me.
Speaker 1: Fraudster's impersonating employee self service websites. That's the third topic
Speaker 1: with Dave Hatter following one hour from now seven o five,
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman, who is running for Mary, have an opportunity
Speaker 1: to maybe out vote aftab Pervoll. Top two vote getters
Speaker 1: advanced to November election. Corey Bowman, of course on the
Speaker 1: Republican side of the ledger and after Parvoll presumably yes,
Speaker 1: he will emerge victorious. Can you imagine if he came
Speaker 1: in third? Corey Brumman and Brian Frank were the top
Speaker 1: two vote getters. Oh my god, the stuff that dreams
Speaker 1: are made of. Anyway, he'll be in studio for an
Speaker 1: how we'll go over the issues with Corey and find
Speaker 1: out the campaign's going. I wish him all the best.
Speaker 1: Fast forward to eight oh five, Mi Kaisel, one of
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Speaker 2: What's that all about? We'll find out together.
Speaker 1: At eight oh five, Lisa Skinnerill joined the program at
Speaker 1: a thirty, author of the book Truth Lies in Alzheimer's
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Speaker 2: So uh it is fine. Pig weekend.
Speaker 1: And thank you Joe Strecker for letting me know which
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Speaker 2: And that's today, Joe and Joe said.
Speaker 1: The whole list is on my blog page fifty five
Speaker 1: Casey dot com. Oh there's a Reds game tonight as well.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, six pm. Great, that ought to make things
Speaker 1: really easy to navigate. All right, Well, whatever, since it
Speaker 1: is Tech Friday, and Joe found these couple of artics.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't see him when I was doing my
Speaker 1: research for the program this morning and yesterday afternoon, but
Speaker 1: we engaged in a brief conversation about Congress from Massy
Speaker 1: being one of two votes against that revenge porn bill
Speaker 1: that was passed out of the House like four h
Speaker 1: two to two. It was overwhelming bipartisan support. And on
Speaker 1: its face, you're like, yeah, that makes sense. Why shouldn't
Speaker 1: it be criminal criminal behavior to post something like that online?
Speaker 1: And Congressman Massy articulated a concern over the slippery slope,
Speaker 1: which Joe noted on top of the page slippery slope
Speaker 1: mastery warned about, and it's happening in Georgia as well
Speaker 1: as Texas, and this is rather concerning.
Speaker 2: Georgia.
Speaker 1: House pass the bill which is intended to protect residents
Speaker 1: from artificially intelligence aided political deception, and it passed overwhelmingly
Speaker 1: one fifty two to twelve bills aimed at reducing misleading
Speaker 1: AI generated political ads under this bill originally authored by
Speaker 1: one of the Republicans down there at John Albert you
Speaker 1: probably don't know them. Since this is Georgia. It would
Speaker 1: be a crime for political campaigns to knowingly publish certain
Speaker 1: audio or AI made materials within ninety days of an election.
Speaker 1: In order to be subjected to this law and whatever
Speaker 1: penalties go along with the material would have to be
Speaker 1: posted with the intention of significantly influencing a candidate's chance
Speaker 1: of being elected, creating confusion about the election, or otherwise
Speaker 1: influencing the result. Including a disclaimer on the advertisement would
Speaker 1: protect a candidate who posted an AD and would otherwise
Speaker 1: violate the law. Its like, oh, this was generated with AI,
Speaker 1: or this article or this ad contains lies, so you
Speaker 1: can feel free to ignore it anyway. If you let
Speaker 1: people know it's artificial intelligence or it otherwise is a lie,
Speaker 1: then you're not subjected to it.
Speaker 2: They said.
Speaker 1: That is narrowly tailored to catch purposely deceptive speech and
Speaker 1: contains a carve out for constitutionally protected speech, including satire, parody,
Speaker 1: works of art, and journalism. Well, that carve out is
Speaker 1: important because the Supreme Court has already addressed that if
Speaker 1: it's obvious satire and parody, then you can, Yes, you're
Speaker 1: allowed to publish it. It's good subject to free speech.
Speaker 1: But as I was reading this and I was thinking that, well,
Speaker 1: it sounds great, but what happened in the Trump Biden election?
Speaker 1: What happened within thirty days of the election. I can't
Speaker 1: remember specifically what timeframe it was. That was when the
Speaker 1: BIDENFP top story hit the fan, and that could have
Speaker 1: been very problematic for Joe Biden. And the Biden team
Speaker 1: recognized that. So what did they do. They gathered together
Speaker 1: and got fifty you know, distinguished reputable intelligence and former
Speaker 1: intelligence officials and all these huhas and blah blah blahs
Speaker 1: and the former CIA folks who said, what it has
Speaker 1: all the earmarks of, you know, a Russian propaganda that
Speaker 1: was widely disseminated very close to the election and had
Speaker 1: the effect of and of course the mainstream media ran
Speaker 1: with that all over the place. Going back to the
Speaker 1: point I was making early in the program, this isn't real.
Speaker 1: This is Russian propaganda. There's no way this is real.
Speaker 1: And that's the laptop that contained all that damning information
Speaker 1: about Hunter Biden using his position as a Biden family
Speaker 1: member with no skill sets or other marketable characteristics, drug
Speaker 1: addiction on his resume, widely known about that, and his
Speaker 1: antics with prostitutes widely known, and he's got to have
Speaker 1: something that's saleable. Well, his name was salable, His access
Speaker 1: to his dad was saleable and marketable, and he went
Speaker 1: all over the world providing access to his father. The
Speaker 1: records document that emails on the laptop reflect that that
Speaker 1: actually happened, emails that were verified in advance by the FBI.
Speaker 1: All the material is already known to the FBI to
Speaker 1: be true. There was this was not a Russian hoax,
Speaker 1: and the FBI had already determined that. And yet what
Speaker 1: did the Biden administration do with access to the FBI
Speaker 1: and knowledge about the truth and source. Joe Biden knew
Speaker 1: all of this happened because he was the one that
Speaker 1: was that was accessible. He's the one that his son
Speaker 1: arranged meetings with among these various global people out in
Speaker 1: the world seeking and to curry favors from the bidenmanministration.
Speaker 1: They rolled that letter out an absolute outright fabrication and
Speaker 1: nothing is that were becoming these intelligence officials. So how
Speaker 1: do you separate artificially intelligence, you know, created information and advertising,
Speaker 1: whether it's on the Internet or an ai AD that's
Speaker 1: run on the television.
Speaker 2: That's a fabrication.
Speaker 1: Versus a letter, an open letter to the US population
Speaker 1: from noted notables telling you an outright lie. Would they
Speaker 1: be subject to this Georgia law. Well, it's not artificial intelligence.
Speaker 1: Someone actually typed it up, but it's artificial in this
Speaker 1: in the subject matter, you've been lied to? Can you
Speaker 1: prosecute someone for lying to you? And ponder that one
Speaker 1: just for a moment. You ever been lied to by
Speaker 1: a politician?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: And over in Texas we've got a kind of a
Speaker 1: similar thing going on House Texas House of Representatives passed
Speaker 1: the House built three sixty six a couple of days ago,
Speaker 1: criminalizing political memes about government disclaimers or without government disclaimers.
Speaker 1: Driven by concerns over AI altered media, law requires disclosure
Speaker 1: for substantially altered images, audio or video in political ads
Speaker 1: spending over one hundred dollars and applies to candidates, officeholders,
Speaker 1: and committees. Fire letters face the class a misdemeanor published punishable,
Speaker 1: buy up to one year in jail, and finds up
Speaker 1: to four thousand dollars. Critics, of course, are concerned about
Speaker 1: risking suppressing free speech, So you get into this massive
Speaker 1: gray area, don't you. I mean, can I go back
Speaker 1: to politicians the words out of their mouth quite often
Speaker 1: are just outright fabrications. Can you be prosecuted for speaking
Speaker 1: non America First Amendment? So AI is, I admit how
Speaker 1: concerning it is. And I you know, from the lawyer perspective,
Speaker 1: you know this the idea in the criminal justice system,
Speaker 1: and I've made this point before. You know, we're all
Speaker 1: going to be so jaded and cynical about what we
Speaker 1: are seeing. And the better AI becomes at mimicing genuine
Speaker 1: quality looking like video, like from a cell phone or
Speaker 1: other video, it's like you can't tell the difference between
Speaker 1: something that was ol cloth created by AI and the
Speaker 1: real McCoy. And you know, criminal defense attorney's going to
Speaker 1: run into court saying, oh, that video is not real,
Speaker 1: that's a fabrication, and we're gonna be left with reasonable doubt.
Speaker 1: I remember the criminal justice standard to find you guilty
Speaker 1: is beyond a reasonable doubt. And so I can see
Speaker 1: that being a genuine problem when you're faced with you know, look,
Speaker 1: look at the your eyes aren't lying. Look you see
Speaker 1: the video. This is the perp. He walked into the
Speaker 1: convenience store. He held the gun to the clerk's head.
Speaker 1: He robbed the place. Well, is that video really genuine
Speaker 1: or was it created by AI? And when you become
Speaker 1: jaden and cynical and well because of things like the
Speaker 1: aforementioned letter I mentioned regarding Hunter Biden's laptop and outright
Speaker 1: lie from your government. The government is representing the state
Speaker 1: or the county in a prosecution. So you've got this
Speaker 1: jaden and cynical attitude about what the government is telling
Speaker 1: you thanks to what the government has told us in
Speaker 1: the form of multitudes of lies and misinformation and disinformation.
Speaker 1: And you look at the side like of a Black
Speaker 1: Lives Matter group who doesn't trust anything the police or
Speaker 1: the justice system does. In the first instance, you have
Speaker 1: a hard time convicting people, even if the video is
Speaker 1: genuine and real. That worries me. AI worries me for
Speaker 1: large to a large degree. Six seventeen. Right now, a
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Speaker 1: I'm very happy Friday to you, looking forward talking to
Speaker 1: Westside Jim Keefer David. He's excited too, What saie Jim
Speaker 1: who won't let me tag him in Facebook post Welcome
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Speaker 14: I don't know what's up with that, Brian, because that
Speaker 14: share button is on there and it always has been,
Speaker 14: and my sight is public, so I don't know what's
Speaker 14: wrong to.
Speaker 1: Be on your end, buddy, Hey man, all I did
Speaker 1: was I saw your post and I wanted to do
Speaker 1: my own post. Let my friends on Facebook know that
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman was going to be on the program at
Speaker 1: seven five, and I tried to link or tag Corey.
Speaker 1: That didn't work, and I tried to tag you and
Speaker 1: that didn't work, and so I just shared your post,
Speaker 1: which was the point of my comment on it. Anyway,
Speaker 1: got the message out regardless, and I appreciate you sharing
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Speaker 2: Jim, I really do.
Speaker 14: I think that's a leveling thing.
Speaker 2: Brian Sims, Township.
Speaker 14: Hey, I want to do my little PSA for myself
Speaker 14: the truck commanders on the road tomorrow, so everybody better
Speaker 14: wash out. Starting about eight or about seven point thirty,
Speaker 14: I should say, I do my contribution to civics and
Speaker 14: between tomorrow and then Tuesday night. Again, I'm just urging
Speaker 14: p The reason I say it as emerging people. If
Speaker 14: you have friends who live in the city and Corey
Speaker 14: will follow you bring us up in about forty minutes,
Speaker 14: please talk to them about voting, because it would be
Speaker 14: just so terrific if Corey actually beat AFTAB, even just
Speaker 14: in the primary, to come up and do that, it
Speaker 14: would make AFTA get a little worrysome.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, and I that's why I say.
Speaker 1: You know, even my left leaning friends who say they'd
Speaker 1: never vote for a Republican for whatever reason they've concluded.
Speaker 1: If you're angry about the City of council and the
Speaker 1: mayor denying you control over your own neighborhood. Do it
Speaker 1: as a protest vote in the primary. It doesn't mean
Speaker 1: they're going to get elected. It just means you're sending
Speaker 1: a message to AFT have pro ball exactly.
Speaker 14: And you know it would be good to hear what
Speaker 14: he has to say. If he gets beat by Corey,
Speaker 14: I should say or Brian Frank. I got to throw
Speaker 14: that one in there also.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to avoid raising bringing his name up.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I know, But anyway, I'm looking forward to maybe
Speaker 14: and hopefully hearing the next mayor at seven o five today,
Speaker 14: And I'm glad that you get him on and giving
Speaker 14: that help with his campaign.
Speaker 1: Well, I'm happy to do it. It seems like a
Speaker 1: genuine quality guy. And knowing about all the shenanigans that
Speaker 1: Todd Zenzer brings up on this program and on his
Speaker 1: Citizens Watchdog website, there's a lot of reasons for people
Speaker 1: to be dissatisfied and rather upset with the current administration.
Speaker 1: So I've got a lot of motivation to want to
Speaker 1: have him elected as mayor. So we'll see what he
Speaker 1: has to say coming up at seven oh five. And
Speaker 1: thank you west Side Jim as always for staying on
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Speaker 3: Always my pleasure to be here, Brian, thanks for having
Speaker 3: me on.
Speaker 1: Well, subject matter is not exactly settling, but no, that's
Speaker 1: unfortunately and right out of the gate. Security threats to
Speaker 1: nuclear facilities where they're hacking into the nuclear facilities. I
Speaker 1: guess you can just add this to the list. They're
Speaker 1: literally hacking into everything.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, Brian, that pretty much seems to be the case
Speaker 3: we seem to talk about week after week. So the
Speaker 3: FBI has identified sixteen critical infrastructure sectors. Obviously nuclear would
Speaker 3: be part of that. Probably I don't remember what the
Speaker 3: sixteen at the top of my head. That probably just
Speaker 3: fits into the general bucket of electrical grid infrastructure. And
Speaker 3: you know, whether it's the electric grid, whether it's water plants,
Speaker 3: whether it's logistics that you just you keep seeing these
Speaker 3: warnings over and over in different companies that are doing
Speaker 3: this sort of research, and you know, I'm really thankful
Speaker 3: there are folks out there besides the government that are
Speaker 3: in this space trying to protect this stuff. So, you know,
Speaker 3: a new ish term that has sprung up its operational technology.
Speaker 3: So information technology is the computers, the printers, the routers,
Speaker 3: the switches, all the things that you would see in
Speaker 3: a typical office or home office. Right. Operational technology is
Speaker 3: all the stuff that's typically going to be out in
Speaker 3: the shop, right on the floor, on the machinery, the sensors,
Speaker 3: the gauge is that sort of stuff, and increasingly these
Speaker 3: things are being connected for a long time, to the
Speaker 3: extent that plants were automated. That operational technology, which also
Speaker 3: then includes more specific things like skato or ICs or
Speaker 3: industrial Internet of Things, was often segregated from the IT
Speaker 3: but for ease of use, ease of management, ease of
Speaker 3: collecting the data that you can use from the OT
Speaker 3: to make this stuff more productive, more efficient, more effective, safer. Frankly,
Speaker 3: it's increasingly connected, and that's where a lot of this
Speaker 3: problem comes in. You know, if you have what in
Speaker 3: the business we would call it an air gapped OT environment,
Speaker 3: there's no way to get to it short of walking
Speaker 3: in there and connecting directly to it. It's not connected
Speaker 3: to the rest of your network. It's not connected to
Speaker 3: the Internet. Well that's that's much more difficult to hack, right,
Speaker 3: You've got to physically get some kind of device in there,
Speaker 3: like the stuck snet thing that happened in Iran. But
Speaker 3: increasingly this stuff is connected, and that's why I think
Speaker 3: we're seeing so much more of these sort of attacks. Right,
Speaker 3: whether it's China, Russia, North Korea, Iran, any of the
Speaker 3: access of Evil or other you know, lesser adversarial countries.
Speaker 3: They're going after this stuff not only to steal trade secrets,
Speaker 3: you know, not only to potentially steal money, because in
Speaker 3: some cases, you know, they'll attack these devices. These OT
Speaker 3: devices are typically much more they're more difficult to secure.
Speaker 3: They don't make anti virus and this sort of stuff
Speaker 3: for these things at this point, right they're usually running
Speaker 3: with very little resources. You know, it's not a full
Speaker 3: blown computer, so they're harder to defend in many ways.
Speaker 3: And sometimes the attack vector is to attack the OT
Speaker 3: to get to the it, to get to the data
Speaker 3: and the money. But you know, what they're pointing out here,
Speaker 3: and this has been my concern, and you and I
Speaker 3: have talked about it many times over the years, is
Speaker 3: you know, this OT powers a lot of things in
Speaker 3: the supply chain and a lot of things that make
Speaker 3: our modern digital society possible. And you know, there's a
Speaker 3: lot of concern. We've talked about it before. The FBI
Speaker 3: has warned that, you know, various adversarial nations have back
Speaker 3: doors planted in these things, and potentially, at some future
Speaker 3: point and the event of a kinetic war, flip a
Speaker 3: switch and you know, shut down the water, shut down
Speaker 3: the electric, shut down the supply chain. It's a real concern,
Speaker 3: and you know, we just keep seeing these reports. And
Speaker 3: I mean obviously, if you could potentially attack a nuclear
Speaker 3: plant and make it melt down or something, that would
Speaker 3: be a real concern and a real crisis. So yeah,
Speaker 3: the big takeaway from this at this point is to
Speaker 3: know that you know, anywhere you look like, you know
Speaker 3: just reading to this article. FBI issued a warning the
Speaker 3: private industry in July twenty twenty four, highlighting the growing
Speaker 3: cyber thread facing the US renewable energy sector. And you know,
Speaker 3: Resecurity is a company that put this initial report together.
Speaker 3: For folks interested in this, it's worth the read. I mean,
Speaker 3: if you if you don't have a deep interest in this,
Speaker 3: it's going to get pretty boring pretty quickly, probably. But again,
Speaker 3: I'm thankful there are folks out there researching this and
Speaker 3: thankful they're working with the government. I'm thankful that they're
Speaker 3: putting out warnings. And to me, it just reiterates we
Speaker 3: have got to as a society at every level, start
Speaker 3: to take security seriously. You know, we can't be focused
Speaker 3: on rushing software to market and let the market figure
Speaker 3: out where the bugs are, and they focused on market
Speaker 3: share that sort of thing. Our whole society depends on this,
Speaker 3: and if the grid goes down for an extended period
Speaker 3: of time because of a stuck SNT like attack that
Speaker 3: wipes out transformers and those have to be physically replaced,
Speaker 3: we're gonna have a big problem.
Speaker 1: So that's the understatement of the year. It doesn't take
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Speaker 1: Six about KRCD talk station Ryan Thomas with interest it
Speaker 1: Dave had are doing that thing we call tech Friday,
Speaker 1: interest dot Com. All right, I wouldn't be inclined to
Speaker 1: own a GM car, Dave, Well.
Speaker 3: Brian, Before we jump into this, I did want to
Speaker 3: just kind of tie up the loosens on that last story.
Speaker 3: Just yesterday, Security Week Magazine publish the story Canadian electric
Speaker 3: utility get by cyber attach.
Speaker 2: Oh jeez.
Speaker 3: And now the good news about this is it does
Speaker 3: not not CAUs any power outages. It doesn't look like
Speaker 3: it hit the OT side of the thing. That's parsia.
Speaker 3: I wanted to set up that definition. It appears to
Speaker 3: have only hit the IT side. You know when people
Speaker 3: say this all sounds so far fetched, you know.
Speaker 2: There you go, real life illustration of it right.
Speaker 3: There, real life instances of water plants, electric plants already.
Speaker 3: You know these things have happened. So anyhow, I find
Speaker 3: this story fascinating and indicative of where we are and
Speaker 3: where we're headed, and outrageous at the same.
Speaker 1: Timeous This is the GM giving you a metaphorical middle finger.
Speaker 3: Pretty much. I don't see it any other way, And
Speaker 3: it really speaks to so much of the privacy washing
Speaker 3: we see nowadays, and how your data in many cases
Speaker 3: is more valuable than the actual product that's collecting your data,
Speaker 3: and how we are often in a scenario where there
Speaker 3: isn't real informed consent. So well, I know, we talked
Speaker 3: about this story when it broke there was it became
Speaker 3: obvious that GM was collecting data from people's vehicles and
Speaker 3: selling it to third parties. People were getting their insurance
Speaker 3: premiums raised, in some cases getting canceled. Now, it's one
Speaker 3: thing when you have fully informed consent because you go
Speaker 3: to Geico or All State or whomever, and you sign
Speaker 3: up for the program and you install the little box
Speaker 3: in your car that tracks you. Right, you have fully
Speaker 3: informed consent because you initiated that transaction. You plug the
Speaker 3: box in, you know it's being tracked. I got no
Speaker 3: issue with that whatsoever, exactly. But I got a huge
Speaker 3: issue with somewhere down in the confusopoly of the terms
Speaker 3: of service, you're essentially giving them permission to take the
Speaker 3: data from your car and sell it to third parties. Well, well,
Speaker 3: you probably can if you understood the terms of service, Brian,
Speaker 3: and you know, because like you know, you could potentially
Speaker 3: turn off on Star and this GM Safe Driver and
Speaker 3: all this sort of thing. But I'm pretty sure now
Speaker 3: i haven't bought a GM car in a long time,
Speaker 3: but I'm pretty sure that the dealer isn't telling you.
Speaker 3: And by the way, our car is going to be
Speaker 3: trying everything that you do, exactly from from one of
Speaker 3: the articles on it they outline here as GM notes
Speaker 3: quote driving data includes vehicle location, driving routes, breaking events,
Speaker 3: and speed, all of which occur on public thoroughfares. Setting.
Speaker 3: A twenty fifteen case for re court determined that someone
Speaker 3: being surveilled by a drone did not have their privacy
Speaker 3: violated because its surveillance occurred in the public place.
Speaker 2: Right So so.
Speaker 1: You know, legally, legally they're right, but you know ethically
Speaker 1: they're wrong because they don't let you know in advance
Speaker 1: that they are keeping in storing this data unless you
Speaker 1: dive deep into terms of service, which no one does. Hell,
Speaker 1: people don't even read their owner's manual on their car, right,
Speaker 1: So in any you've got to take all these measures
Speaker 1: to opt out, if the opt out's even available. But
Speaker 1: they're selling this information and most notably, they're probably selling
Speaker 1: it to insurance companies. So your insurance rate's going to
Speaker 1: go up if they deem you to be a risk
Speaker 1: greater than the average. I mean, the actuary analysis is
Speaker 1: going to be you know, like if you're speeding all
Speaker 1: the time, your rates are going to go up or
Speaker 1: you get your insurance canceled.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's really kind of interesting. And of course
Speaker 3: GM isn't the only company that's potentially collecting this kind
Speaker 3: of data. You know, all modern cars are basically computers
Speaker 3: full of sensors, and think we talked about this before. Mozilla,
Speaker 3: the people that make the Firefox web browser have a
Speaker 3: website called Privacy Not Included where they evaluate Internet of
Speaker 3: Things devices, and they did a big expose on modern
Speaker 3: cars towards the end of twenty twenty three. It's fascinating
Speaker 3: and I think we'll be shocking for most people. But
Speaker 3: GM was the first people to get caught with their
Speaker 3: hand in the cookie jar. It caused a big stink.
Speaker 3: They backed off of it. The FTC has since come
Speaker 3: out and said you can't do this for five years.
Speaker 3: Now you've got these lawsuits. It'll be interesting to see
Speaker 3: how this plays out. And I mean, I get the
Speaker 3: idea that when you're in the public you have no
Speaker 3: reasonable expectation of privacy. And I read some of their
Speaker 3: arguments and they make sense to me. The thing that's
Speaker 3: aggravating to me, though, is well, yeah, I'm in a
Speaker 3: public place, but I'm inside my private vehicle that I
Speaker 3: purchased and think that I own. Although increasingly we see
Speaker 3: thanks to Digital Rights Management, you know, John Deere has
Speaker 3: battled over this for a long time. We're like, well,
Speaker 3: you bought a tracker from us, but own it. You
Speaker 3: can't really fix it yourself, right, It's more of a
Speaker 3: subscription model kind of thing that that seems to be
Speaker 3: where we're headed with all this. And I think, really,
Speaker 3: until consumers start to push back on this, and I
Speaker 3: encourage people go read that Privacy Not Included report, I'll
Speaker 3: link it in my show notes for this, you know,
Speaker 3: on X and LinkedIn and so forth. Again, it's not
Speaker 3: just GM that has this capability. It's not just GM
Speaker 3: that is potentially doing this. They were the first to
Speaker 3: get caught. It's kind of bubbled up to the surface. Again.
Speaker 3: The FTC has told them for five years they can't
Speaker 3: do it starting last year. We'll see where this court
Speaker 3: case goes. But to me, the idea that I bought
Speaker 3: a car, I own this car, you're basically surveilling me
Speaker 3: in my car and using my data in ways that
Speaker 3: ultimately hurt me, especially if there's if I can't opt
Speaker 3: out or there's no straightforward easy way to opt out.
Speaker 3: It's just totally ridiculous. And I can guarantee you there
Speaker 3: until this has worked out and we see where this goes,
Speaker 3: there is not a chance, not a chance, I would
Speaker 3: buy another General Motors car, Amen brother, as long as
Speaker 3: this continues to be a thing.
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Speaker 1: Er from Interrust it talking now about fraudsters online, impersonating
Speaker 1: employees self service websites. What's this one all about, Dave?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is an interesting story, and it again it
Speaker 3: speaks to something we talk about all the time, the
Speaker 3: ingenuity and creativity of the bad guys and how they'll
Speaker 3: go wherever there are people and wherever they think they
Speaker 3: can get money. So this is a public service announcement
Speaker 3: from the FBI in April twenty fourth, and it really
Speaker 3: gets to the heart of something we've talked about before.
Speaker 3: Search engine poisoning. I think most people don't understand that.
Speaker 3: You know, a lot of what shows up in search
Speaker 3: engines is fully automated, Google being Duck duco. Whatever search
Speaker 3: engine you're using, goes out crawls the internet, looks for content,
Speaker 3: and adds it to their index. It's not necessarily vetting
Speaker 3: that content in any way. So, whether I build a
Speaker 3: fraudulent websit site and search engine optimize it so it
Speaker 3: will rank well in a search engine. And you know,
Speaker 3: there are some things that are hard to control, but
Speaker 3: without getting into the details, this is doable. Or I'm
Speaker 3: a bad guy and I just want to have sponsored links, right,
Speaker 3: Sometimes when you search your seeing organic content, sometimes you're
Speaker 3: seeing sponsored links. If I'm a bad guy, I can
Speaker 3: copy a website, spoof it, clone it right, fifty five
Speaker 3: KRC website, I could go clone that, set up, set
Speaker 3: up a copy of that somewhere. To the naked eye,
Speaker 3: it'll look exactly the same or almost exactly the same.
Speaker 3: I put search engine advertising in place to drive people
Speaker 3: to my fraudulent website, and now if I can get
Speaker 3: you there, I can do all kinds of the various things.
Speaker 3: Download ransomware or some other type of malware your device.
Speaker 3: But in this particular case, what's happening Brian, Again, these
Speaker 3: folks are smart. They're essentially cloning things like unemployment websites,
Speaker 3: you know, anything like that where I could potentially impersonate
Speaker 3: you and get into your bank account to steal your money,
Speaker 3: transfer direct payments to you through something like unemployment, et cetera.
Speaker 3: And this I encourage people to go read this PSA again.
Speaker 3: I'll link it in my show notes from today. But
Speaker 3: the bottom line is it's it's easy for the bad
Speaker 3: guys to do this sort of thing. So if I
Speaker 3: can get let's say you're searching for information about unemployment right,
Speaker 3: or health insurance or whatever, and something comes up on
Speaker 3: a search engine. Again, if you're not skeptical, if you
Speaker 3: don't understand that just because something is in a search engine,
Speaker 3: it doesn't necessary the links in a search engine do
Speaker 3: not necessarily point to something that's legitimate. I see the link,
Speaker 3: I click the link, I land on a fraudulent, very
Speaker 3: well spoofed site, and you know, at best they get
Speaker 3: my credentials to whatever the real unemployment site is, whatever
Speaker 3: the real bank account is or health insurance is, and
Speaker 3: then they're off to the races. You know, at worst
Speaker 3: it's some kind of ransomware, keystroke logger or something else.
Speaker 3: So as the bottom line is, I think it's fantastic
Speaker 3: that the FBI is warning about this. You know, we
Speaker 3: need more of these kind of warnings because I think
Speaker 3: a lot of touts, Brian, When I tell people about
Speaker 3: this sort of stuff, their eyes glaze over and they're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: come on, Dave, that's not real. That would never happen
Speaker 3: to me. And you know there are now documented cases
Speaker 3: of this happening. You have the federal government warning you that.
Speaker 2: This is a real thing.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's a real thing, and people need to
Speaker 3: understand first and foremost that just because you do a search,
Speaker 3: you can't necessarily trust that the links that come up
Speaker 3: in a search engine are legit, right, and then the
Speaker 3: tips they give you, which I think are some good ones.
Speaker 3: You know, if it's some new service you're looking for,
Speaker 3: well that gets a little trickier, right, because you've got
Speaker 3: to find it somehow. But if it's a site you've
Speaker 3: used before, whether it's unemployment or whatever else. You know, bookmarket,
Speaker 3: add a bookmark in your browser exactly so that you
Speaker 3: have a vetted, trusted link and you can click that.
Speaker 3: You know you Ultimately, we're in a place now where
Speaker 3: it's increasingly difficult to trust anything and you pretty much
Speaker 3: have to be skeptical and vet things.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna say that you gotta have your guard
Speaker 1: up one hundred of the time when you get online, period.
Speaker 3: You really do. Because we just see more and more scams,
Speaker 3: and they are quite creative. Again, the idea that I
Speaker 3: would go find, let's say, like an unemployment website for
Speaker 3: a state copy it's look and feel to you know,
Speaker 3: an illegitimate site, and then I mean it's one thing
Speaker 3: to send out fishing mails about it, but to actually
Speaker 3: basically spend money to run ads in a search engine
Speaker 3: to make it feel more legitimate for folks, it's pretty creative,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: And you know, probably a great return on investment for
Speaker 1: a few advertising dollars pay to the search engine to
Speaker 1: elevate your fake site to the top, you get more
Speaker 1: hits on it in a more likelihood that you can
Speaker 1: steal the data and the information that you're looking for,
Speaker 1: or get into people's accounts and whatever nefarious activity you're
Speaker 1: seeking to accomplish. It's not that difficult and see maybe
Speaker 1: that's what bothers me. You have to ask out loud.
Speaker 1: And I'm not for rules and regulations much, but you know,
Speaker 1: you think search engines would endeavor to have a greater
Speaker 1: ability to control and ferret out the nefarious fake sites
Speaker 1: so you wouldn't get them showing up on your search results.
Speaker 1: So maybe, yes, maybe ai AI can be used for
Speaker 1: that benefit down the road at some point.
Speaker 3: You know, the volume of contents difficult, the same way
Speaker 3: that it's hard for them to make sure that anything
Speaker 3: going in like the Android or Apple app stores legit exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, child porn off the internet. You know, it's
Speaker 2: just it.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's a it's a it's a major Sississipian battle
Speaker 1: kind of thing. Dave had our interest it dot com.
Speaker 1: Thank you to you and your company for sponsoring the
Speaker 1: segment and providing all this valuable information to try to
Speaker 1: keep us out of trouble. There's trouble lurking everywhere, as
Speaker 1: Dave points out every week, Dave, until next Friday, have
Speaker 1: a wonderful weekend, my friend. I'll look forward to another
Speaker 1: discussion next week.
Speaker 3: Oh it's my pleasure, Brian, I'll look forward to chatting
Speaker 3: with you.
Speaker 1: In thanks Corey Bowman coming up in studio for a
Speaker 1: full hour. One more opportunity to talk to Corey before
Speaker 1: the election. On Tuesday, stick around.
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Speaker 2: It is Friday. For some of the good mood. I'm
Speaker 2: always been a good mood on Friday, and.
Speaker 1: I'm in a better mood because Corey Bowman's in the
Speaker 1: studio again. Corey Bowman is always a pleasure of seeing
Speaker 1: in person, and I hope the campaign's going well. Of course,
Speaker 1: Corey is one of the choices for mayor's City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: The top two vote getters among the three that are
Speaker 1: running for the position will advance to November's election. And
Speaker 1: of course it's an unusual occurrence to get any Republican
Speaker 1: elected in the City of Cincinnati. Has been since like
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty I think, but Corey Bowman may have an opportunity.
Speaker 1: So good to see again, my friend.
Speaker 5: Welcome as always, Thank you so much for having me Briden.
Speaker 2: You got a lot of write ups lately. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we've been pushing hard on it. Well, I guess
Speaker 1: there's it's a blessing and it's a curse. I saw
Speaker 1: Times did a write up on you, which is, you know,
Speaker 1: national level kind of coverage kind of thing you mentioned
Speaker 1: to me before we started here this morning, you said
Speaker 1: in New York Times got in touch with you.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So we we had had requests over ever since
Speaker 5: that we announced, and there was one week where I
Speaker 5: just said, you know, I'm going to kind of filter
Speaker 5: through all these messages, go through the contacts and just
Speaker 5: kind of, you know, pursue these And that's kind of
Speaker 5: when all these stories broke. And so we've been on Newsmax,
Speaker 5: News Nation, Epic, Times, Newsweek, ap Press all within the
Speaker 5: last two or three weeks.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, any coverage is great coverage unless they're
Speaker 1: just kind of slandering your dragging out.
Speaker 5: Obviously, the best coverage is fifty five kn't.
Speaker 1: Blow smoke out of my scarred mister, and I'm happy
Speaker 1: to have you on because of course, I know that
Speaker 1: you have the best interest of the city at Cincinnati,
Speaker 1: regardless of what people's political stripes are within the city.
Speaker 1: But you love the city. It's come through loud and
Speaker 1: clear my conversations with you. I know you care about
Speaker 1: the city. You were drawn back to the city after
Speaker 1: living in Tampa for a while. It's where your wife
Speaker 1: wanted to raise the kids. It's where you wanted to
Speaker 1: raise the kids. You've invested in the city with your
Speaker 1: coffee shop, You're invested in the community with your church.
Speaker 1: So you know you're you're connected with the city, and
Speaker 1: I know you care about it and you care about
Speaker 1: all the neighborhoods. It's just come through loud and clear,
Speaker 1: and I go back to my blessing and a curse thing.
Speaker 1: I think one of the obvious reasons you get some
Speaker 1: national coverage because you're the Jade Vance's brother, but you're
Speaker 1: not JD Vance.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I whenever we first announced, you know, I
Speaker 5: just knew that, no matter what, that was going to
Speaker 5: be the headlines just because of the connection there. You know,
Speaker 5: I've stated multiple times that JD is an incredible role
Speaker 5: model of mine. To see what he's been able to
Speaker 5: accomplish just over the last two three years, it's just
Speaker 5: insane to me. But really, what did it for us?
Speaker 5: We obviously have the love for the city, are the
Speaker 5: internal compass we've always had is to impact lives in
Speaker 5: the city of Cincinnati. And so when I saw that
Speaker 5: at the inauguration, the impact that he was able to make,
Speaker 5: I was basically just inspired to say, Hey, we can
Speaker 5: play our part locally and make an impact in our city.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: And some of the interviews you've done recently with The
Speaker 1: enquire and of course the Epic Times and other outlets,
Speaker 1: you kind of point that out when someone raises something,
Speaker 1: you know, issue wise, you always bring it back to listen. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I'm just sort of paraphrasing here. Listen, I it's
Speaker 1: not my issue to solve the problems in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: My issue is to fix the dam and potholes in
Speaker 1: the city Cincinnati. That's what I'm going to be focused on.
Speaker 1: And that's a great point because our council people seem
Speaker 1: to think it's important to pass resolutions regarding Palestine or
Speaker 1: any random world problem that's going on, and that's not
Speaker 1: their role. The role is to focus on again fixing potholes,
Speaker 1: among others.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely so when like I've said this that whenever we
Speaker 5: first started getting the signatures to get on the ballot,
Speaker 5: I was asking people two questions, Can I have your
Speaker 5: signature to be on the ballot, And we're the issues
Speaker 5: that are most important to you? And we've heard time
Speaker 5: and time again that it's money management, crime. I'm an
Speaker 5: infrastructure and I think what our elected officials and city
Speaker 5: governments are failing to realize is that people from a
Speaker 5: local level need their streets fixed, they need their crime down,
Speaker 5: and they need the budget to be managed properly on
Speaker 5: a local level. And so we can't just copy and
Speaker 5: paste these federal issues when it comes to these local issues.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was you don't know why I'm laughing as
Speaker 1: you were talking. I wasn't laughing at what you were saying,
Speaker 1: but when you mentioned the roads being fixed, I thought
Speaker 1: it very comical. The Inquirer's article mayor candidates pick top projects.
Speaker 1: So the Cincinnati inquire Scott Wortman asked everybody what you're
Speaker 1: what's the projects you think should be get fixed?
Speaker 2: First?
Speaker 1: You know where you stand on the issues and have
Speaker 1: to have purvols pave roads. That's his number one newly
Speaker 1: paid road in purpose apodoles, And of course you mentioned
Speaker 1: existing infrastructure roads also as.
Speaker 2: Your number one.
Speaker 1: Uh need for the money, whatever the money you're spent on.
Speaker 1: But I mean, given the roads situation and the city's
Speaker 1: inability to keep up with what they're obligated to fix
Speaker 1: year after year after year, I mean, how long the
Speaker 1: Democrat's been in control. How long does they have to
Speaker 1: have been around He's only now saying pay the roads.
Speaker 5: Well, That's what I don't get is that I think
Speaker 5: it was at the debate where he stated that we
Speaker 5: inherited a four hundred million dollar deficit, and I'm sitting
Speaker 5: there thinking, well, who do you think you inherited from.
Speaker 5: We haven't had a Republican mayor since nineteen eighty and
Speaker 5: so it's the reality of it is that you can't
Speaker 5: just say right now, oh, this is what we're for
Speaker 5: in an election year. You've had four years to fix
Speaker 5: the roads. You've had four years to put these things
Speaker 5: on the priority list for your budget. We've had multiple
Speaker 5: years where we've had maybe a surplus or we've been
Speaker 5: able to look at the budget and see where it
Speaker 5: could go toward these priorities. But time and time again,
Speaker 5: we're getting promises that have not been made, that have
Speaker 5: not been kept, and the citizens are tired of it.
Speaker 5: And when I talk to people, I'm just telling you
Speaker 5: this right now says it's an impossible situations in uphill battle.
Speaker 5: Half the people I talked to on the streets that
Speaker 5: are fed up with what's going on, They've voted Democrat
Speaker 5: in the year's past and they are just tired of it.
Speaker 5: So this race is not a Republican or Democrat issue.
Speaker 5: It's are we going to actually keep promises to the
Speaker 5: citizens and the residents of Cincinnati or were just going
Speaker 5: to play the same games for the next four years?
Speaker 1: You know what, as you put it that way, and
Speaker 1: you're right, fixing the roads is not a partisan stripe.
Speaker 1: This isn't like talking about sanctuary city or not. This
Speaker 1: isn't you know, talking about you know, social enacting some
Speaker 1: social welfare program or not. You know, they tend to
Speaker 1: fall on conservative versus liberal topical issues. But I want
Speaker 1: my damn road fixed. You know, I remember this guy
Speaker 1: named Fred called in you fix my damn road. I said,
Speaker 1: I kind of wanted to make that a sort of
Speaker 1: a punchline or an off repeated phrase. Fred needs his
Speaker 1: road fix. He's not a Republican, he's not a Democrat.
Speaker 1: Maybe he is, maybe he isn't. He doesn't care. Politics,
Speaker 1: doesn't enter the equation.
Speaker 5: And I'm the roads, and I'm just telling you right now,
Speaker 5: these are the games that are being played. This is
Speaker 5: an election here, so you will see all these elected
Speaker 5: officials all of a sudden now start posting things and
Speaker 5: start making comments publicly that yes, we need to fix
Speaker 5: our roads. But I'm tired of governments that are not
Speaker 5: being proactive. They're being reactive, and that's what we have
Speaker 5: to fix, is that from day one. I'm going to
Speaker 5: be sworn in as mayor in January, and we're going
Speaker 5: to have a January, February and March winter to where
Speaker 5: the first thing we need to do is put that
Speaker 5: as a priority. How are the snowplows, how are these
Speaker 5: affecting our roads? What is the summer that we need
Speaker 5: to prepare for for the damage to these roads. And
Speaker 5: then let's bring on more capacity to our roads to
Speaker 5: be able to take on larger events starting next year.
Speaker 1: Well, and it's you know, behind the scenes has been
Speaker 1: well documented at least as I've been explaining, had had
Speaker 1: explained to do, you know from folks like citizen watch
Speaker 1: dog Todd Zenzer, who really is great at shina the
Speaker 1: light on the phone, financhal woes that we're talking about
Speaker 1: when we have some of those details a little bit,
Speaker 1: but that perv All views everything through the lens of
Speaker 1: equity and global climate change. Whatever the issue is in
Speaker 1: front of him, he's going to be thinking about that.
Speaker 1: So as you're talking about we need to be prepared
Speaker 1: to deal with the roads as winter arrives, getting ahead
Speaker 1: of it and knowing what you need by way of equipment,
Speaker 1: what's working, what is broken down, what do we need
Speaker 1: to have fixed, what do we need to acquire. I mean,
Speaker 1: he would be thinking, well, we need to make sure
Speaker 1: it's electric.
Speaker 5: Well, no, Here's the thing though, too, is that I
Speaker 5: believe it was yesterday he just posted that, you know,
Speaker 5: he was supporting an initiative that you know, raised up
Speaker 5: these leaders in a fifteen minute city policy type of thing.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, Cincinnati has fifty two neighborhoods, we have
Speaker 5: all these unique areas. You can't apply these policies of
Speaker 5: a fifteen minute city to the entire Cincinnati proper it does.
Speaker 5: It will not make sense to a city that is
Speaker 5: built on hills, that has snow, that has rain. Yes,
Speaker 5: we are for public transportation, but when it makes sense.
Speaker 5: And what's happening right now is we're copying, pasting all
Speaker 5: these federal issues or all these national ideologies to a
Speaker 5: very unique city to where we have to think for Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's I think it's a global from it like
Speaker 1: it was Agenda fifty one years back and sort of
Speaker 1: was the beginning of all this sort of fifteen minute
Speaker 1: city conversation. That's a global thing. That's a sort of a.
Speaker 5: I didn't even need my coffee this morning talking about this,
Speaker 5: My lord, I'm getting fired up.
Speaker 1: Seven to fifteen right now, we'll continue. We get a
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Speaker 1: Hyde Park. It's interesting developments going on out there and
Speaker 1: an issue that I think Corey might generate some backing
Speaker 1: from my otherwise left leaning friends in Hyde Park as well.
Speaker 1: They should consider Corey. We'll talk about that and a
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Speaker 1: Seven twenty thirty above kersee talk station Happy Friday. Corey
Speaker 1: Bauman by one Corey Bowman dot Com. Find him in
Speaker 1: my studio right now talking to him about the issues
Speaker 1: in the city of Cincinnati about which he really truly cares.
Speaker 1: And I think one of the things that differentiates you
Speaker 1: between you and after that Parwol again, going back, you
Speaker 1: focus on city issues. He seems to think he's playing
Speaker 1: on a national stage, I mean, advocating for broader global
Speaker 1: principles when the city is since Ana has got so
Speaker 1: much issues on so many issues on its plate, but
Speaker 1: when it comes to actual city issues, I mean I
Speaker 1: am shocked over the council and the Mayor's treatment of
Speaker 1: Hyde Park on this most recent waiver that they allowed
Speaker 1: a waiver in the face of what the community obviously
Speaker 1: did not want, this this building proposal, what the height
Speaker 1: restrictions removed, and this specific development being approved by the council,
Speaker 1: in the face of what the residents of High Park
Speaker 1: were shouting and screaming about, saying no, no, no, You're
Speaker 1: going to change the character of our community cities filled
Speaker 1: with multiple communities. You pointed out at it earlier, but
Speaker 1: that is the second slap in the face. The first
Speaker 1: slap in the face was to every community in the
Speaker 1: entire city of Cincinnati by forcing the zoning changes with
Speaker 1: this connected Communities proposal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you're absolutely right. And I want to point
Speaker 5: out too that you know when you said that this
Speaker 5: is not just a slap in the face to Hyde Park,
Speaker 5: but to all the communities. This has already been done
Speaker 5: and bonded. Yeah, it's been But here's the thing about
Speaker 5: a lot of these areas. It's already been done, but
Speaker 5: it's been done in areas to where they don't necessarily
Speaker 5: have the financial backing in their communities to be able
Speaker 5: to fight it like Hyde Park has. So I really
Speaker 5: believe that Hyde Park has just been this thing that
Speaker 5: has ignited so many communities, so many neighborhoods in Cincinnati
Speaker 5: just to know is this cannot happen in our communities?
Speaker 1: Well, and I understand that since a business carrier is
Speaker 1: reporting that the neighbors in Hyde Park want to take
Speaker 1: that issue to the voters, I think they're complanning on
Speaker 1: putting a ballot an issuetive.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Absolutely, And what I keep running on as well is
Speaker 5: that we have to see this race as issues, not
Speaker 5: necessarily as party affiliation or candidates. These are key issues
Speaker 5: that have impacted our city for the previous years. And
Speaker 5: an issue like Hyde Park, you put that on the ballot,
Speaker 5: you're going to get a voter turnout of people that
Speaker 5: want to make their voices heard.
Speaker 1: Well, I suppose at the outset, if you were mayor,
Speaker 1: you would not have advanced the Community a Connected Communities
Speaker 1: proposal in the first instance, because you have experience with
Speaker 1: dealing with City of Cincinnati in terms of developers.
Speaker 2: We've talked about this before.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and so we're not against just like the people
Speaker 5: in Hyde Park, we're not against development. There needs to
Speaker 5: be growth. There needs to be development in city. We
Speaker 5: have so many historically beautiful properties that are vacant right now,
Speaker 5: and we actually need to be taking advantage of these.
Speaker 5: You don't want to talk about housing crisis. There are
Speaker 5: properties all over Cincinnati that developers over the years, from
Speaker 5: what I know, have been itching to be able to
Speaker 5: remodel these and to be able to sell them at
Speaker 5: market rates, to be able to have housing in the community.
Speaker 5: But they're being torn down or at least hindered by
Speaker 5: this red tape of the city.
Speaker 1: But and I'm as you were talking about that, I
Speaker 1: was thinking, isn't that crazy. The city spent so much money,
Speaker 1: offered so many tax and centers and property tax waivers
Speaker 1: and all that to redevelop over the Rhine, and all
Speaker 1: those buildings were not knocked down. They were converted into
Speaker 1: residences and they pay and the streets were taking care
Speaker 1: and they of course they got the street car. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, the streetcar, streetcar, street car. You know, Washington
Speaker 1: Park was redeveloped as an incentive for people to move
Speaker 1: and I think that was a wise investment, right there,
Speaker 1: a lot of place.
Speaker 5: Its a lot of music exactly. It's a beautiful area,
Speaker 5: Washington Park, OTR. It's incredible. But we're still dealing with
Speaker 5: a lot of these issues of you know, basically putting
Speaker 5: these you know, developments in place that do not enhance
Speaker 5: the character of the community. And I think, like in
Speaker 5: the West End, we already know that there's a lot
Speaker 5: of vacant historic buildings there in West End, and there's
Speaker 5: a lot of potent cential for us in the community.
Speaker 5: But we're watching what's happening in Hyde Park right now,
Speaker 5: because we see it as they could come along, some
Speaker 5: big developer that has his hands in the pockets of
Speaker 5: the city and just knows that they can develop an
Speaker 5: entire area in the West End, but completely disregard the
Speaker 5: voice of the community council and completely disregard the voice of.
Speaker 1: The people, especially if they're, in the words of Toddsen's
Speaker 1: are well connected developers. Never forget and I'll say this too,
Speaker 1: these issues right now, we're in the middle of a
Speaker 1: primary right now, we're in early voting May sixth, Tuesday
Speaker 1: as a primary, So a lot of people are talking about,
Speaker 1: you know, you vote now, we vote in November.
Speaker 5: That's what a lot of people talked about in Hyde Park.
Speaker 5: But they can vote right now to make a statement
Speaker 5: that hey, we're done with city officials that are not
Speaker 5: listening to our voice. So I would encourage people to
Speaker 5: get out and vote.
Speaker 1: You know, and I advocated earlier that even if my
Speaker 1: left leaning friends in Hyde Park, if they want to
Speaker 1: make a statement, if if they're you know, angry enough
Speaker 1: about this to start a ballot initiative to take back
Speaker 1: control over Hyde Park, even if it's it puts a
Speaker 1: distaste domestic. I never vote for a Republican. We're not
Speaker 1: talking about a Republican Democrat issue here, We're talking about
Speaker 1: a bipartisan reality. Shouldn't you be able to control your
Speaker 1: own neighborhood at least I perceive that as a bipartisan
Speaker 1: cast a protest vote. Vote for Corey Bowman, and if
Speaker 1: you advance, you know, I would love to see you
Speaker 1: win the overall count. Perwall coming second. Fine, but if
Speaker 1: you beat Perwall, that is going to send a shot
Speaker 1: over the bout of these clowns and maybe they'll start
Speaker 1: caring about local community.
Speaker 5: Let's make a statement this may you know, and I'll
Speaker 5: say this because I think that a lot of people,
Speaker 5: especially in a lot of neighborhoods that are outside of
Speaker 5: downtown area, they think that, hey, it's just a lost cause,
Speaker 5: that there's clear lines of voters on only one voter
Speaker 5: of votes for this side and only one voter votes
Speaker 5: for this. But I'm telling you, I've been shocked at
Speaker 5: some people that have come into my cough shop and
Speaker 5: the way they talk and the way that they look.
Speaker 5: You're like, there is no way this person would ever
Speaker 5: ever ever vote for me. And then we have these
Speaker 5: these conversations and they say, I'm so glad you're on
Speaker 5: the ballot. I'm going to be voting for you this May.
Speaker 5: I'm going to be voting for you this November, and
Speaker 5: I'm shocked at it. So there's so much unity behind
Speaker 5: the community and the neighborhoods of Cincinnati that want to
Speaker 5: see change.
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Speaker 1: Fifty five krc the talk station Say with thirty one
Speaker 1: fifty five KRCD Talk station Corey Bowman in the studio.
Speaker 1: Find him online Corey Bowman dot com, get a T shirt,
Speaker 1: put a sign in your front yard, vote for him
Speaker 1: on Tuesday. It's my recommendation talking about city issues and
Speaker 1: one of the sad realities what's going on in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati, And this is one of those Do you
Speaker 1: believe your eyes? Do you believe what a politician is
Speaker 1: telling you? Crime and reality can be seen by the
Speaker 1: residents of the city of Cincinnati. Thing know what's going
Speaker 1: on versus what the mayor he currently would say, which
Speaker 1: is he's arguing the crime is actually down.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I it was during the debate where I think it
Speaker 5: was in the final remarks where the current mayor said
Speaker 5: that crime is down. And I'm seeing more and more
Speaker 5: in articles that he's doubling down on that he's actually
Speaker 5: running on that that crime is down. And when you
Speaker 5: look at the statistics, and when you look at everything,
Speaker 5: you can manipulate things however you want, as far as
Speaker 5: if you want to look at certain whether it be
Speaker 5: homicides that might be down by fraction, but when it
Speaker 5: comes to overall assaults and burglaries and shootings and traffic violations.
Speaker 5: But what I tell people is that if you are
Speaker 5: living downtown or if you have a business downtown, you
Speaker 5: know that nothing could be farther from the truth. When
Speaker 5: people say the crime is down. We are hearing the gunshots,
Speaker 5: we are seeing even the unreported crimes that are happening
Speaker 5: on a daily basis, unreported.
Speaker 2: And that's the point.
Speaker 1: I know You've had you contacts within the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati reach out to you when they experience these incidents.
Speaker 1: You know, video cameras, ring doorbell type of stuff. People
Speaker 1: will give you that and provide you and show you
Speaker 1: what's going on. Yeah, you mentioned to me a woman
Speaker 1: with a baby and a stroller got a bullet went
Speaker 1: by her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's insane. So it was just last week
Speaker 5: I got sent a video of a you know, it
Speaker 5: was a you know, a residential camera, ring doorbell type
Speaker 5: of thing, but yeah, it was a major shooting that
Speaker 5: happened in the Grant Park area. And I was just
Speaker 5: watching on my phone that bullets are flying by this
Speaker 5: lady with a stroller and a baby. And I'm sitting
Speaker 5: here like and you see, like all these people running
Speaker 5: on the street, and this is our city, this is
Speaker 5: in our home of Cincinnati, and this isn't just a
Speaker 5: one time thing. This is happening on a regular basis,
Speaker 5: and we have to be able to have policies in
Speaker 5: place that are actually addressing these issues and not just
Speaker 5: sugarcoating everything.
Speaker 1: Well, and you know, outword, out loud support for the
Speaker 1: police department, you know, marketing on the part of an
Speaker 1: elected official. Call the police, work with the police. You
Speaker 1: want to save community, Quit dissing the police, Quit not
Speaker 1: you know, don't quit withholding information. In other words, you know,
Speaker 1: if you know about a crime, offer the information to
Speaker 1: the police so you can help solve it and then
Speaker 1: get the bad guys off the streets. I mean, that's
Speaker 1: an advocacy campaign that should have been run years and
Speaker 1: years ago. When the silence seems to me deafening from
Speaker 1: the mayor as well as the council members themselves.
Speaker 5: Well, let me tell you this. When we first announced
Speaker 5: being mayor, I did not come in here with any
Speaker 5: policies or any opinions that I was going to just
Speaker 5: run on no matter what. I did my work to
Speaker 5: basically have conversations with people that are boots on the ground,
Speaker 5: people that experience this on a daily basis. And then
Speaker 5: I started to helping my conclusions based on the experiences
Speaker 5: of the city, not only my own, but others. And
Speaker 5: I'm telling you, I've had so many conversations with Cincinnati
Speaker 5: Police officers. And I'm talking about not just one, not
Speaker 5: just two, I'm talking about multiple ones. And they have
Speaker 5: such a heart for our city. They have such a
Speaker 5: heart for our community. They have such a heart to
Speaker 5: protect and serve. They are in it for the right reasons,
Speaker 5: and they are tired of being seen as the bad guys.
Speaker 5: They're tired of being seen as this only a last resort.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: We look at what happened, what's happening at the banks.
Speaker 5: They have a twenty one and over evange limit, right,
Speaker 5: But who do you think is enforcing that. I've actually
Speaker 5: talked with the police officers and there's a third party.
Speaker 2: Security with security firm.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: But this is the thing about it is that when
Speaker 5: you do that and you don't involve CPD in that,
Speaker 5: then if an incident does happen, nobody on the street
Speaker 5: knows who the good guy is, who the bad guy is.
Speaker 5: When it comes to the security officers, they don't know
Speaker 5: who's an authority really. They just see it as well
Speaker 5: as this a bouncer, is this a security officer?
Speaker 9: Sir? What is it?
Speaker 5: And then when CPD does get involved, they're seen as
Speaker 5: this ultimate authoritarian bad guy that comes in, and then
Speaker 5: the paperwork is a nightmare because now they're not just
Speaker 5: dealing with one person or one side, They're dealing with
Speaker 5: a security team. They're dealing with all these other variables
Speaker 5: in these reports, and so it's a nightmare for cpd.
Speaker 1: Well And I just, I honestly don't get the whole
Speaker 1: twenty one order thing. You get a security team surrounding
Speaker 1: the Dora area checking IDs, they don't have any legal authority,
Speaker 1: and I get the motive and the point behind it. Well,
Speaker 1: there's nothing but bars in there anyway, if you're under
Speaker 1: twenty one, you shouldn't be there. But it's going to
Speaker 1: open kind of public space. And I don't know how
Speaker 1: much they think they can accomplish with that, because I
Speaker 1: doubt these security offices are even going to be armed
Speaker 1: if something really dangerous happens, which again you point out,
Speaker 1: that's when you have to call the police. We'll continue
Speaker 1: with Corey Bowman Its seven thirty six right now. If
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Speaker 1: Station seifty five KRCD talk station find time it was
Speaker 1: a Corey Bowman in studio talking issues in the city
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati. You know, I asked him afair because he
Speaker 1: does have a coffee shop in the West End. That's
Speaker 1: an area you obviously care about and you're hoping to develop.
Speaker 1: And it's one of the illustrations you had when it
Speaker 1: comes to real estate development that the city stands in
Speaker 1: the way. But I ask you how business has been
Speaker 1: since you, you know, started running from Mary and you said,
Speaker 1: it's it's picked up, and you were really happy because
Speaker 1: you know, obviously it's nice to have your personal business
Speaker 1: benefit from it, but it's brought exposure to your neighborhood.
Speaker 2: Absolutely. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean our heart is the West End, and so
Speaker 5: if anybody's unfamiliar with it, you know, you have basic
Speaker 5: Central Parkway and where TQL Stadium is, and then you
Speaker 5: have the Highway and kind of nestled in those two
Speaker 5: areas is the West End from the north and the
Speaker 5: south of it, and it's an amazing community. Some of
Speaker 5: the most beautiful architecture and resident.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, buildings there are so yeah.
Speaker 5: They've actually filmed movies there and everything. But I'll tell
Speaker 5: you this that our coffee shop through the last two
Speaker 5: and a half years of opening, showed us that the
Speaker 5: residential side of the West End is so strong. It's
Speaker 5: such an amazing community that really prides itself on growing properly,
Speaker 5: that includes everybody, and it's just it's just an insane
Speaker 5: thing to see that this area has not seen the
Speaker 5: fullest potential that it can be. And I really believe
Speaker 5: that that's because a lot of the red tape that
Speaker 5: we're seeing.
Speaker 1: And that's where I wanted to pivot, because you brought
Speaker 1: up a story off air about you. You have a
Speaker 1: guy across the street who's been fighting for years to
Speaker 1: develop the building. He finally got his permits through. How
Speaker 1: long did it take him?
Speaker 5: Yeah, So the last time I talked, there's there's multiple
Speaker 5: people involved in it, but I believe the investor had
Speaker 5: put I think he said like one point two million
Speaker 5: in it without seeing one bit of construction in it
Speaker 5: so far, and then the guy that's heading up the construction,
Speaker 5: he's I mean, they finally got to go ahead, they
Speaker 5: finally got to go ahead to start the construction for it.
Speaker 5: They're putting you know housing in there, or you know
Speaker 5: units or condos or whatever you want to call them apartments,
Speaker 5: and then they've got they're gonna have an amazing business
Speaker 5: underneath as well, and it's just going to do add
Speaker 5: a whole other aspect of revitalization to the community and
Speaker 5: it's going to be incredible. But he's fought for three
Speaker 5: years for this, through permitting, through getting the right zoning,
Speaker 5: and through everything. So I think the funniest thing about
Speaker 5: it is that the day I'm talking about, the day
Speaker 5: that they got approved, immediately all the construction crews just
Speaker 5: pulled up and just started getting to work. And I
Speaker 5: was like, dude, you move fast, because he's been using
Speaker 5: like our coffee shop kinds as a makeshift office. And
Speaker 5: he's like, bro, I've had this in the queue for
Speaker 5: three years. I've been ready to go. They're gonna get
Speaker 5: this thing done probably in six months, and that could
Speaker 5: have been done two and a half three years.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what really fundamentally bothers me. It's everything the
Speaker 1: city claims it wants. It's investment, it's potential additional residents
Speaker 1: who might potentially be paying taxes. There's a business there
Speaker 1: that's going to generate tax revenue. It's going to bring
Speaker 1: more activity to the neighborhood, which will then hopefully have
Speaker 1: a multiplying a factor with others. Oh wait, look there's
Speaker 1: an empty building right there. I can read, Oh, I
Speaker 1: can do what that guy did. So it's almost as
Speaker 1: if the current mayor and council they just pay lip
Speaker 1: service to the idea that they want this, but they
Speaker 1: do everything they can to stop it from actually happening.
Speaker 5: That's when I realized there was something wrong because when
Speaker 5: we first started the coffee shop, a big reason why
Speaker 5: we started as well is because it was the year
Speaker 5: after the Super Bowl, right, and so we go to
Speaker 5: the super Bowl. All eyes are on Cincinnati during that time,
Speaker 5: and I'm talking about the three to four months after
Speaker 5: the super Bowl. Our streets were lined with investors and
Speaker 5: developers that were ready to just take the entire West
Speaker 5: into another level. About these were local people, and they
Speaker 5: can only do one or two properties at a time,
Speaker 5: two and a half years later, most of those buildings
Speaker 5: that they were looking at, they didn't even want to
Speaker 5: touch them because of all the red tape.
Speaker 1: That's just so sad. And you know there's another draw
Speaker 1: in the neighborhood that's s C Cincinnati.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's an incredible community. Like every FC game that
Speaker 5: goes on, We've got fans that are welcome by our
Speaker 5: shop and scarves, and these are residents of the community, Like,
Speaker 5: we love what's going on, but we just need to
Speaker 5: happen quicker.
Speaker 2: Get the hell out of my way. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: The community is gonna I feel like the community is
Speaker 5: gonna thrive no matter what. We just got that grit
Speaker 5: to us. But then at the same time, it's like, hey,
Speaker 5: let's make this easier on people to be able to
Speaker 5: revitalize these neighborhoods without bringing on big time people that
Speaker 5: are a part of the larger vision of our elected officials.
Speaker 5: How about we incorporate the vision of the community, not
Speaker 5: the overall vision of the elected officials.
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Speaker 1: Welcome back Officer Lisa Baker from the fine people of
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Speaker 12: If I'm reading it correctly, it says out outlaw. I
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Speaker 12: a stolen property in a frequent north side.
Speaker 1: And he's an outlaw. Well, you know what, for a
Speaker 1: neck tattoo, at least it's accurate. He should be easy
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Speaker 1: And if someone knows where Christopher Michael Thompson's hiding out,
Speaker 1: what do they need to do?
Speaker 12: Lisa Baker, give crime stoppers a call five one, three
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Speaker 2: You will remain anonymous.
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Speaker 1: Lisa Baker, you keep up the great work at the
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Speaker 1: want to levity see the neck tattoo. Back to Corey
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman in studio. I think your your your message
Speaker 1: is a strong one, Corey. I hope people go out
Speaker 1: and support you, and we'll see as we move forward
Speaker 1: and November, you'll have more opportunities. I suppose to debate,
Speaker 1: have to have provol We didn't really touch a lot
Speaker 1: about the finances, and I have just been blown away
Speaker 1: by toddsens Or citizen Watstock.
Speaker 2: Todd zins Or.
Speaker 1: He is I mean, he's a former Inspector General for
Speaker 1: the United States, so he's on top of financial matters
Speaker 1: and knows where the money problems are and he has
Speaker 1: identified a lot of them.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Absolutely, and this is something that has to be
Speaker 5: a part of what a new way of what we're
Speaker 5: seeing in our city government is.
Speaker 2: We have to audit.
Speaker 5: We have to be able to kind of go through
Speaker 5: everything with a fine tooth comb and really see how
Speaker 5: the money has been spent. Because we can say all
Speaker 5: we want, all the need far out ways, the budget
Speaker 5: far out weighs all this, and you can have all
Speaker 5: these excuses for taking on more debt as a city.
Speaker 5: But when you're not managing what you have in your
Speaker 5: hands properly, there's something that's off. There's something that you
Speaker 5: can just see it. And when you look at what's
Speaker 5: how things have been happening, especially with to and are
Speaker 5: you know, kind of exposing certain things. What I like
Speaker 5: to say is that no budget's perfect. There's no like
Speaker 5: official perfect budget template that you can use. But what
Speaker 5: has to happen is priorities. That is what sets a
Speaker 5: good budget, is that your priorities and your principles. So
Speaker 5: I believe that the priorities have to be these public services,
Speaker 5: they have to be the infrastructure. But then your principles
Speaker 5: have to be You're not going to be shady when
Speaker 5: it comes to any of these dealings. You're not going
Speaker 5: to do these backdoor deals. You're also going to publicly
Speaker 5: kind of expose what are these board members of these
Speaker 5: certain agencies or these.
Speaker 2: Certain things going on.
Speaker 1: What seems like the business of government currently in the
Speaker 1: city is to fund all these non governmental organizations out
Speaker 1: in the community.
Speaker 5: Well, we see that too, because a lot of times
Speaker 5: when these developers, like what we just talked about in
Speaker 5: the last segment, when they're the biggest issues that they're encountering,
Speaker 5: a lot of times isn't with the city themselves, it's
Speaker 5: with organizations that are tied in that are basically saying, oh, well,
Speaker 5: you can't buy this building unless it fits in line
Speaker 5: with this vision, and it's just they're all on the
Speaker 5: same page when it comes to it. I believe that
Speaker 5: when you look at the budget, practically you got it.
Speaker 5: There's ways that we can decrease taxes, there's ways that
Speaker 5: we can increase priorities. When it comes to things that
Speaker 5: matters most, it's just we have to get in and
Speaker 5: just figure out what's the best way to seward what
Speaker 5: we have.
Speaker 1: Gary Bowman always impressed with what you have to say,
Speaker 1: and I can just hear the passion for the city
Speaker 1: and your voice, and I think that's so important for
Speaker 1: voters to take away. And I tell you what if
Speaker 1: you're going to you know, in terms of foot traffic again,
Speaker 1: I go back to this hot button issue with zoning,
Speaker 1: and I think, you know it's going to draw people
Speaker 1: to the poles. And again we'll make an appeal to
Speaker 1: Bond Hill residents and Hyde Park residents and literally everybody
Speaker 1: in any community within the City of Cincinnati that feels
Speaker 1: like they got stunned by the dictatorial mandates of connected
Speaker 1: communities thrown on your neighborhood without your input. You may
Speaker 1: welcome it conceptually, but when you think about it in
Speaker 1: terms of your right to steer the direction of your community.
Speaker 1: Even if you want to steer it that way, fine
Speaker 1: do it. But there are a lot of communities out
Speaker 1: there that didn't want to steer their community in that direction.
Speaker 1: So you've got an opportunity for change.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 1: Corey Bowman dot com is where you find Corey on
Speaker 1: the issues, help support his campaign, and here a free plug.
Speaker 1: Where's your coffee shop? Coffee shop is at nineteen hundred
Speaker 1: Bay Miller Street. It's nineteen hundred Bay Mill Streets right
Speaker 1: in the West ten and we're open from eight to
Speaker 1: three eight am to three pm Monday through Saturday. All Right,
Speaker 1: swing by maybe the first time you've ever been to
Speaker 1: the West End. I'm not saying necessarily doing it to
Speaker 1: give Corey money, but if at least it's a reason
Speaker 1: to swing by the community. Maybe you're a developer out there,
Speaker 1: maybe you might want to invest in that wonderful opportunity
Speaker 1: that exists now. And you may be kicking yourself down
Speaker 1: the road after Corey becomes mayor and it transforms itself
Speaker 1: into an amazing, amazing, money making, big draw community that
Speaker 1: I hope I think Corey has in mind for the
Speaker 1: few ture there. Corey, good luck man, I hope it
Speaker 1: all works out well for you. Thank you so much
Speaker 1: for having my pleasure.
Speaker 2: Brother. Uh, don't go away.
Speaker 1: Those German guys, at least one of the two, Mike
Speaker 1: Kis Will joins a program to give us information with
Speaker 1: the Bayern Games. And we're gonna have least the skinner
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Speaker 9: And that's so important. Another update coming up on fifty
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Speaker 1: This LA six If you got KRC Talk Station, a
Speaker 1: little festive music for a Friday, departing from our normal
Speaker 1: bumper music because obviously we got a German guy, at
Speaker 1: least one of those German guys. Mike Kais Will welcome
Speaker 1: back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show. My friends,
Speaker 1: great to have you on today.
Speaker 11: Ah Guten markn miner Freund. How are you today?
Speaker 2: The Gate and zee Ikman. Uh they're good. Filled with that.
Speaker 11: There you go, there you go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they're good.
Speaker 1: We got a big Mutlei Kite event coming up and
Speaker 1: apparently and Joe Strecker was cluing me in.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: If you want to find those German guys, just type
Speaker 1: in those German guys on Facebook spreading German culture, beer
Speaker 1: and food. Come for the beer, stay for the nuclear kite,
Speaker 1: and of course online those German guys dot com, so
Speaker 1: puliminary information that it's just they're all focused on German
Speaker 1: culture and having a great time. And that's what comutlet
Speaker 1: Kite really boils down to. But Joe Strecker footballs I
Speaker 1: slashed soccer, but just an amazing fan of the game.
Speaker 1: Of course, he's as German as he can get and
Speaker 1: he and his dad watch games religiously. They love a
Speaker 1: German The German club f C Bayern Munich, which is
Speaker 1: actually coming to town, and I understand that's a huge,
Speaker 1: huge thing. Mike is Joe Wrighten what he's told me
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 11: Oh, it's great.
Speaker 16: I mean Willie and I those German guys we were
Speaker 16: in Munich two years ago. We actually got to go
Speaker 16: to an FC Barn game in getting so that was
Speaker 16: really cool. And you know, the fan club meets here.
Speaker 16: This is the anniversary of the over the Rhine FC
Speaker 16: Baron Fan Club here in Cincinnati. Adam Jacobs is the
Speaker 16: president of that and with those German guys in FC
Speaker 16: Baron Fan Club, we were contacted by the FC Baron
Speaker 16: team to put on these Barren games. So we have
Speaker 16: that coming up on May tenth, and then FC Baron
Speaker 16: plays here next month in June.
Speaker 11: But on May tenth.
Speaker 16: Down at more Line Loggerhouse, that's where all these festivities
Speaker 16: take place. On May tenth, at eleven am, we have
Speaker 16: Cincinnati Riverfront Volksmarch kicks it off. I don't know if you're
Speaker 16: familiar with the Volksmarch, but it's kind of a leisurely.
Speaker 11: Five k, non competitive walk.
Speaker 16: It's family friendly. It goes down along the riverfront downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 16: You can bring your dog and walk and it's a
Speaker 16: great time. Then at twelve thirty out on the patio
Speaker 16: at Moreline, we're gonna have the FC Byron game on.
Speaker 16: They play Moke and Glodbach, which is a small German
Speaker 16: town from North Rhine, Westphalia. And then at three of
Speaker 16: five as we have the FC Barrengames.
Speaker 2: This is hilarious, man.
Speaker 16: Yeah, oh it is so As you know, we do
Speaker 16: have the Steinholding Championships here in Cincinnati for US Steinholdings.
Speaker 11: So we're gonna do a steinholding around.
Speaker 2: Moss Krug Stemen.
Speaker 11: Yes, Moss drug Stemen. Very good.
Speaker 16: So if you imagine taking a Leader of beer and
Speaker 16: extending your arm ount and holding it.
Speaker 11: As long as you can and not drinking him Planner.
Speaker 16: Not, well, nope, you're not going to do a drop
Speaker 16: set a. You'd be disqualified. So you know, there's some
Speaker 16: people that want to drink it, some people that't want to.
Speaker 11: Do the steinholding. But you know, it's amazing to see
Speaker 11: these guys do that.
Speaker 16: Like Ken Planner, he's won the state championship four times.
Speaker 11: He goes for about eleven minutes.
Speaker 9: Oh my god.
Speaker 11: In Texas.
Speaker 7: Yeah, get this, Brian.
Speaker 16: There's guys in Texas can actually take a Leader of
Speaker 16: beer and hold it out for twenty eight minutes.
Speaker 1: Oh my word. That is amazing to me. I don't
Speaker 1: think I could do it for a minute.
Speaker 11: But then again, it's it's tough, right, Yeah, I'm I'm
Speaker 11: with you. I'd rather drink it than hold it. I'll
Speaker 11: leave that to them and I'll just sit there and
Speaker 11: drink my beer and watch them do that, all right.
Speaker 2: And then we have a bomb bomb stomp nig.
Speaker 11: Yes, so we have it. It's a variation of the
Speaker 11: Hommer slogging game.
Speaker 16: So basically what you do is you take a you
Speaker 16: have a stump of wood, and then you have an
Speaker 16: Each competitor has a nail and you try to drive
Speaker 16: the competitor's nail into the stump to knock them out.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, you got a hammer in your
Speaker 1: hand and you're hitting your competitor's nail.
Speaker 2: Correct, So like so it's it's who can hammer it?
Speaker 2: Who can hammer it?
Speaker 16: In?
Speaker 2: Quicker? Is that?
Speaker 11: Is that a knock the other person that?
Speaker 16: Well, they get one chance to It goes around the
Speaker 16: table and whose ever nail goes in first, and then
Speaker 16: it continues on.
Speaker 1: Yes, all right, So if you was in the unlikely
Speaker 1: event you had the perfect uh winging of the hammer
Speaker 1: and you nailed it right into the wood, you would
Speaker 1: win immediately. But I guess the way it works. Does
Speaker 1: it ever happen that way?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, It's like ringing the bell at the carnival with
Speaker 1: the weight and the giant sledge hammer, except you're using
Speaker 1: a regular size hammer and you've got an ear. Okay,
Speaker 1: that makes sense. To me now, all right, now moving
Speaker 1: over beer deckl fongen. And for my listeners, no, I
Speaker 1: don't remember much German beyond a schwartzwad a kearstarten. Other
Speaker 1: than that, I've forgotten it all since since college. So
Speaker 1: I'm actually reading it, but I could read the English version,
Speaker 1: but I'm having fun going back in time and pronouncing German. So,
Speaker 1: beer deckl fongen. What's this one all about?
Speaker 11: So?
Speaker 16: A beer deckle is just like a coaster. You've seen
Speaker 16: the little cardboard coasters that you get, Oh yeah, beer, okay, okay,
Speaker 16: So that's what it is. So this is the last event,
Speaker 16: and this is a way for the teams that are
Speaker 16: in last place can come back and take.
Speaker 11: Over first place.
Speaker 16: So what you do on that as you take the
Speaker 16: beer deckals and you put them at the edge of
Speaker 16: the table, put your hand underneath it, and then flip
Speaker 16: them up in the ear and you.
Speaker 11: Have to catch it.
Speaker 16: Now, if you're eight points down and you can flip
Speaker 16: eight beer deckals and catch them all, you got to
Speaker 16: catch them all, then you would get eight points. So
Speaker 16: if you're down fifteen points or ten points or however long,
Speaker 16: you can actually come back and win at the very
Speaker 16: end with the beer deckal flip.
Speaker 1: Okay, and these are this is a team event, right?
Speaker 1: How many people on a team? And can my listeners
Speaker 1: sign up for this? I got, I got three friends.
Speaker 1: I want I want to do this. I want to
Speaker 1: participate in this. Can can they still do that?
Speaker 11: They can't?
Speaker 16: If they can go to those German guys and send
Speaker 16: us a message.
Speaker 11: If we have open spots left on some of the teams, I.
Speaker 16: Would be more than willing to let them come down
Speaker 16: and participate.
Speaker 11: That would be a good way to get the audience involved.
Speaker 1: Yes, okay, but otherwise this is open to the public
Speaker 1: spectator sport correct, Yes, all right. It should be a
Speaker 1: lot of fun and the opportunity to drink beer and
Speaker 1: hang out with the German folks should be good time
Speaker 1: and watch the game.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah it is and go ahead, go ahead.
Speaker 16: I was gonna say, pull Oner is the official sponsors
Speaker 16: FC Baron and we will have Pulaner beer on tap
Speaker 16: at Moreline Loggerhouse for both of these events on May
Speaker 16: tenth and then the thirteenth or the fifteenth when the
Speaker 16: game is at TQL Stadium as well. And one other
Speaker 16: thing I wanted to mention is the actual official location
Speaker 16: for the FC Baron fan Club is our dear friend
Speaker 16: Peter Schuster down at Canteen of beer Garten and eatery.
Speaker 16: So the FC Baron Fan Club meets there on game days. Actually,
Speaker 16: there's a game tomorrow morning, so if your listeners would
Speaker 16: like to head over there to Cantina beer Gartenmuni FC
Speaker 16: Baron plays Lipstig at nine thirty am Cantina.
Speaker 1: Now, Joe Strecker just yelled in my headset that that
Speaker 1: is a great place to eat.
Speaker 11: Oh it is.
Speaker 7: It's fantastic.
Speaker 16: Peter, you know, he makes everything from scratch. It's German
Speaker 16: food from scratch. He's got a great beer selection. And
Speaker 16: at the FC Baron fan Club meets there.
Speaker 2: On game days.
Speaker 1: Sounds like a good time now, And I mentioned I
Speaker 1: was Joe is so enthusiastic about having FC Byron show
Speaker 1: up and actually play a game June fifteenth. He said,
Speaker 1: the tickets, the cheapest tickets, like one hundred and seventy bucks.
Speaker 1: Are there still tickets for that game available?
Speaker 16: There are?
Speaker 11: I looked last night.
Speaker 16: I figured you would ask me that, so I did look.
Speaker 16: There are some tickets available. You can go to tql's
Speaker 16: website and just type in that there are regular tickets
Speaker 16: available and then there are some that are also you know,
Speaker 16: resale tickets that you're going to pay a premium for,
Speaker 16: but there are general admission tickets still available.
Speaker 1: Now, this is this is a World Cup game, right
Speaker 1: I just I just I said, are they? Are they
Speaker 1: playing SC Cincinnati? But that would be like the Cincinni
Speaker 1: Bengals playing a high school team. But this is a
Speaker 1: World Cup match being played here in the city Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: That that's kind of a huge score for TQL Stadium,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, it's great.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 16: I mean, you know, to have SC Baron come here,
Speaker 16: which is like, you know, one of the you know
Speaker 16: in soccer, that's like one of the you know, most
Speaker 16: famous you.
Speaker 11: Know soccer uh teams around.
Speaker 2: So yeah, yeah them come here. It's fantastic.
Speaker 1: Wow, that sounds like a good The whole thing sounds
Speaker 1: like a good time. So, uh, the the May tenth
Speaker 1: is the more lined locker house game. So the game
Speaker 1: again you said, starts at noon.
Speaker 16: Uh yeah, the game is a twelve thirty that we'll
Speaker 16: have on the patio TV outside weather permitting.
Speaker 2: If not, we'll be inside all right, so drinking until
Speaker 2: three o'clock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then with a healthy glow on you, you can
Speaker 1: then you witness the more lined lockerhouse uh uh, those
Speaker 1: German guys Byron games and hit some nails and hold
Speaker 1: some beer steins and cheer the folks on, and it
Speaker 1: just sounds like a really festive event and enjoying some
Speaker 1: gumutuli kite. Mike, I tell you what, it's been fun
Speaker 1: having on the program.
Speaker 2: Mike.
Speaker 1: I know you're gonna have a great time at this
Speaker 1: at this May tenth event. And of course when Byron
Speaker 1: comes into town to play in TQL Stadium, I think
Speaker 1: that's a great score and congratulation to whoever's behind getting
Speaker 1: them in town to do that. Obviously, we've got a
Speaker 1: real strong affiliation with the German community here in the
Speaker 1: Cincinnati area, and I'm appreciat to it. But even though
Speaker 1: I'm not German myself, I sure feel German quite often
Speaker 1: thanks to you, Mike and other people like those German
Speaker 1: guys and the various German clubs around town, so you
Speaker 1: know how to have a good time.
Speaker 16: Definitely, I appreciate you having me on as a way
Speaker 16: to talk about all the fun and the iglokites, those
Speaker 16: German guys they have going on so prost and tnkishen
Speaker 16: v Gates.
Speaker 1: Have a wonderful day, my friend, and thanks again for
Speaker 1: what you do keeping smile on people's faces. Find them online,
Speaker 1: go to Facebook, those German guys dot com or those
Speaker 1: are those German guys or those German guys got dot com.
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Speaker 1: Page we had a shooting yesterday AND i didn't talk
Speaker 1: To Corey bowman specifically about, it but we're still waiting
Speaker 1: for the details And i'm certainly hoping cooler heads. Prevail
Speaker 1: but anytime there's A cincinnati police officer shooting someone that
Speaker 1: results in that person's, death you know there's a possibility
Speaker 1: of rioting in the streets because of course police are all.
Speaker 1: Evil THAT i think is a ridiculous proposition to spring.
Speaker 1: From but, yeah one person was shot and killed by
Speaker 1: SINCE i police. Officer this is during a foot pursuit
Speaker 1: In East Price. Hill it happened yesterday. Morning police Chief
Speaker 1: fiji speaking with LOCAL wcpo News Felicia, jordan wording on
Speaker 1: it props where props are. Due they became aware of
Speaker 1: a stolen vehicle that was at an apartment. Complex when
Speaker 1: the police showed, up four people jumped out of. It
Speaker 1: fiji said that one of them was armed with a.
Speaker 1: Gun so police engaged in a footchase from the four
Speaker 1: guys that got into the vehicle or.
Speaker 2: PEOPLE i don't know if the men and.
Speaker 1: Women said one police officer discharged her weapon and that person.
Speaker 1: Died fiji could not say when she was interviewed yesterday
Speaker 1: whether that person had aimed or fired at. Police but
Speaker 1: they did find a gun near the person who got,
Speaker 1: shot so it seems to be no question if there
Speaker 1: was a gun. Involved, however talking To Ken kober for,
Speaker 1: turnal older police President Ken, kober the man did point
Speaker 1: a gun at the, officer and SO cbo asked, Him
Speaker 1: SO i, did how do you, know, basically how can
Speaker 1: people trust, You Ken, kober that you're kind of the?
Speaker 1: Events he, said the body. Camera wait till the body
Speaker 1: camera is. Released it's very evident what. Happened so we
Speaker 1: haven't gotten that yet. Today so eleven o'clock there's going
Speaker 1: to be a press meeting With Police Chief, fiji and
Speaker 1: there's a question mark whether or not the body camera
Speaker 1: footage will be out by then or will be released.
Speaker 1: Then NOW i can only hope and pray that it.
Speaker 1: Is there's no reason whatsoever that it shouldn't be. RELEASED
Speaker 1: i don't care what it shows one way or the.
Speaker 1: Other if they got body camera footage of this footage
Speaker 1: of this, event then just let us have.
Speaker 2: It it's the point of.
Speaker 1: It BUT i Trust Ken cober in his account of,
Speaker 1: it because he represents the police of, course is head
Speaker 1: of the. Union and As ken said to THE cpo,
Speaker 1: yesterday understand that if you shoot or point a gun at,
Speaker 1: police the odds of you getting shot are very very.
Speaker 2: High, right and that's the.
Speaker 1: Point and fortunately they, reported, Thankfully Lieutenant John cunningham speaking
Speaker 1: of the, news that no officers were hurt in the.
Speaker 1: Shooting AND i emphasize that because how many of us
Speaker 1: go to work every day AND i have to chase
Speaker 1: down bad guys that are armed with guns that may
Speaker 1: very well shoot.
Speaker 2: Us aren't those folks worthy of our?
Speaker 1: Respect speaking to those who demonize the police all the,
Speaker 1: TIME i, mean none of this is a fundamental. Point
Speaker 1: and may, Say, thomas you're men's, plaining but come, on,
Speaker 1: MAN i mean this is something That Corey bommen was talking.
Speaker 1: About you, know respect and support the police. Department they
Speaker 1: protect our. Communities and there's a lot of gun violence
Speaker 1: going on in downtown all the. Time, right don't you
Speaker 1: want those people off of the. Streets guess who's gonna
Speaker 1: get them off the? Streets the police. Department they're gonna
Speaker 1: have to go toe to toe with armed criminals who
Speaker 1: are brazen enough to run around and fire their guns
Speaker 1: off in neighborhoods with old with women and babies in.
Speaker 1: Strollers they have such disregard for human. Life do you
Speaker 1: think they have any greater regard for a police? Officer
Speaker 1: uniform than just the random. PEDESTRIAN i would, argue, no
Speaker 1: that's what our men and women in uniform face every single,
Speaker 1: day or at least the possibility of. IT i, Think,
Speaker 1: God i'm here behind a microphone every day THAT i
Speaker 1: don't have to go out and face.
Speaker 2: That it's Like.
Speaker 1: Wow one of the REASONS i have such tremendous respect
Speaker 1: for The american veteran because they put up with that
Speaker 1: when they were serving our, country and of course active
Speaker 1: duty service personnel underscored as. Well these people have passion
Speaker 1: for their fellow human. Beings they care about the. Community
Speaker 1: who would put the uniform on if they? Didn't AND
Speaker 1: i wish more of our elected officials would make that
Speaker 1: point and emphasize. It in those neighborhoods where people have
Speaker 1: a bad attitude about the, police why do you think
Speaker 1: they put the uniform on the first? Place and it
Speaker 1: isn't to oppress. People and one guy called, me he,
Speaker 1: said they want to shoot. People that's a big giant
Speaker 1: pile of WHICH i WISH i could get away with
Speaker 1: it WORD fcc non compliant, word but will emphasize and
Speaker 1: just say that's an utter. Nonsense you want to shoot?
Speaker 2: Someone?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Right i'm gonna be a police officer SO i
Speaker 1: can shoot. Somebody get over. It they filter those people
Speaker 1: out during the recruiting. Process thank you very. MUCH a
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Speaker 4: Morning thanks for having. ME i appreciate it very.
Speaker 2: Much i'm happy to my personal experience With.
Speaker 1: Alzheimer's my father passed away a couple of years ago
Speaker 1: as a consequence Of, alzheimer's and we had to live
Speaker 1: with and cope with the, decline the gradual and then
Speaker 1: accelerating decline of his memory and his ability to take
Speaker 1: care of, himself and ultimately had to be in a
Speaker 1: full time care facility because the caretakers has simply become
Speaker 1: exhausted and props and so much love to my mom
Speaker 1: and how hard she worked to try to keep up with.
Speaker 1: Them but it's such a, tragic tragic, disease SO i
Speaker 1: have a connection with. It But i'm kind of curious
Speaker 1: to know how you got involved in treating folks With
Speaker 1: alzheimer's and what prompted you to write the.
Speaker 4: Book well similar experience to. Yours i've actually had eight
Speaker 4: of my own family members lived with one of the
Speaker 4: brain diseases that caused. Dementia and my very first experience
Speaker 4: was about fifty years ago with my. GRANDMOTHER i went
Speaker 4: over to her. House she lived very close to, ME
Speaker 4: i grew up with, her AND i thought it was
Speaker 4: just going to be a normal. Conversation we sat down
Speaker 4: and she started telling me about these birds that were
Speaker 4: living in her mattress and they would come out at
Speaker 4: night and peck her. Face and then she pointed to
Speaker 4: her walls and asked, me you see those rats running
Speaker 4: all over the. Place they were invading my. Home and
Speaker 4: then finally she told me that there were these men
Speaker 4: who were constantly breaking into her. Home they were stealing
Speaker 4: her personal, possessions her, jewelry and she was convinced that
Speaker 4: they were going to do away with her and take
Speaker 4: over her. Life so WHAT i was, WITNESSING i, MEAN
Speaker 4: i was a, teenager unbeknownst to, me was a, delusion,
Speaker 4: yeah or a false belief with the birds living in her,
Speaker 4: mattress a hallucination with the rats running all over the.
Speaker 4: House and another common symptom that we see with dimension
Speaker 4: And alzheimer's disease is paranoia and. Suspiciousness AND i had
Speaker 4: no idea that there was even anything wrong with my.
Speaker 4: Grandmother this was the first time THAT i saw any
Speaker 4: signs of anything. Unusual AND i asked my, mother you,
Speaker 4: KNOW i just had the most bizarre visit With, Grandma
Speaker 4: but it seems like there's something wrong with, her and she, says,
Speaker 4: yeah she's been diagnosed with what they call back then senile.
Speaker 4: Dementia AND i, said why didn't you tell? ME i
Speaker 4: was completely caught off. GUARD i didn't know what to.
Speaker 4: DO i didn't know what to. Say he, says we
Speaker 4: don't talk about. This and that was really the mindset
Speaker 4: back then when it came to you, know brain, diseases
Speaker 4: and because people really thought it was a mental health
Speaker 4: issue back. Then so, ANYWAY i ended up going to
Speaker 4: getting my degree in college AND i Went my degree
Speaker 4: was in human, behavior AND i was absolutely fascinated by.
Speaker 4: It SO i had an opportunity to take this position
Speaker 4: in an elder care facility called a community, counselor and
Speaker 4: basically it was helping. FAMILIES i would do all the
Speaker 4: assessments and explain to them what the advantages were of
Speaker 4: senior living and memory care and assisted. Living AND i
Speaker 4: just ended up working my way up to this regional
Speaker 4: director position AND i ended up managing five buildings and
Speaker 4: training all the. Staff AND i received a lot of
Speaker 4: training myself on better practices and what a new ideology
Speaker 4: that was basically becoming popular called a person centered approach
Speaker 4: to care versus the therapy that was being used for
Speaker 4: people living with dementia at the, time which was called
Speaker 4: reality orientation, therapy and what that meant was if a
Speaker 4: person living with dementia was having a false, belief if
Speaker 4: they were confused about the time of, day or the
Speaker 4: day of the, week or anything, else we were expected
Speaker 4: to correct them and kind of steer them back into our,
Speaker 4: reality which was what was current. True and we just
Speaker 4: found two decades of that practice that it didn't work right,
Speaker 4: because as you probably realized with your own personal, experience
Speaker 4: once a person living with dementia is locked onto a,
Speaker 4: belief there is absolutely nothing anybody can say or do
Speaker 4: to change that belief until they've kind, of you, know
Speaker 4: change it.
Speaker 1: Themselves and, right so you got kind of you have
Speaker 1: to kind of roll with, it then you.
Speaker 4: Do that's. Exactly that's exactly what you. Know years and
Speaker 4: years and years of trying to affect that would communicate
Speaker 4: with somebody with cognitive decline with brain, disease we found
Speaker 4: out that it was just really exacerbating anxiety and anger and,
Speaker 4: frustration and you, know really led to catastrophic reactions and.
Speaker 4: Meltdowns SO i was trained on this new approach to
Speaker 4: dementia communication and an e you, know in the earliest
Speaker 4: phase of, it AND i saw firsthand the difference it
Speaker 4: made in the lives of everybody, involved the family, members the,
Speaker 4: caregivers the people living with, dementia and really became an
Speaker 4: expert in, it AND i started teaching it and bringing
Speaker 4: it to people's attention and teaching people how to approach
Speaker 4: these situations LIKE i had with my. Grandmother, okay how
Speaker 4: do you respond if somebody all of a, sudden that of,
Speaker 4: nowhere starts telling you that birds are living in their,
Speaker 4: mattress coming out at night and pecking at your. Face
Speaker 4: you don't argue with them and try to say you're,
Speaker 4: crazy that couldn't even possibly. Happen you join them where they're.
Speaker 3: At.
Speaker 2: Like what kind of?
Speaker 1: Birds what color are? They they're just kind of again
Speaker 1: rolling with it and just acknowledging what they think and
Speaker 1: not resisting them on the, concept which brings about that
Speaker 1: frustration you're talking.
Speaker 4: About that's exactly what was discovered to be. True and
Speaker 4: so this is basically what led me to write the,
Speaker 4: book was to raise awareness about what living With alzheimer's
Speaker 4: disease was truly like for the people who have, it
Speaker 4: the family, members the, caregivers and BECAUSE i discovered in
Speaker 4: my career helping families that probably the biggest piece that
Speaker 4: was missing to this whole entire puzzle was people's lack
Speaker 4: of understanding of what these diseases are doing to the
Speaker 4: brain and the symptoms that show up and the behaviors
Speaker 4: that show. Up and once people understand that and then
Speaker 4: are properly guided on how to effectively, respond then the
Speaker 4: whole entire experience and journey for everybody involved can be
Speaker 4: so much less, stressful and they can focus on what really,
Speaker 4: matters the sending quality time with their loved.
Speaker 1: Ones at least the skinner out of the book we're
Speaker 1: talking About day Two thris On alzheimer's At Secret, faces
Speaker 1: which provides you with all this information that you Know
Speaker 1: i'm thinking. Of you were focusing on the frustration and
Speaker 1: the anxiety that The. Alzheimer's the struggle the person struggling
Speaker 1: With alzheimer's gets when you resist what their perception of reality,
Speaker 1: is but that in, turn their resistance to that also
Speaker 1: agitates the person trying to tell them that, no they're
Speaker 1: not birds in the. Bed so you both get on
Speaker 1: this downhill slope and nobody benefits from. THAT i can
Speaker 1: see the point you're making on. This you can't cure The.
Speaker 1: Alzheimer's this person is going to carry those. Beliefs there's
Speaker 1: no pill that they can take to make it go.
Speaker 1: Away there's no point in arguing with them about, it,
Speaker 1: RIGHT i, mean isn't.
Speaker 2: That kind of what it boils down.
Speaker 4: To, yeah you're spot, on absolutely spot on on. That
Speaker 4: You you couldn't have said that or realistic. Truth, yeah
Speaker 4: but you've experienced.
Speaker 3: It. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah AND i, resisted you, KNOW i, was you, know,
Speaker 1: like he wouldn't remember my mom's face or who she.
Speaker 1: Was AND i was, like why don't we get the
Speaker 1: wedding pictures? Out and, look you know you here's here's
Speaker 1: when you got. Married AND i remember my sister telling,
Speaker 1: Me brian know that that's not going to. Work that's.
Speaker 1: Pointless and it sounded so. Cold it seemed like such
Speaker 1: a simple, solution and it's. Not you learn that over
Speaker 1: time having lived through. It So i'm glad you wrote
Speaker 1: the book and provide people with this and maybe take
Speaker 1: the weight off their shoulders that they don't need to
Speaker 1: run around and argue with this person struggling and it's
Speaker 1: not worth the, time, effort and it makes everybody worse.
Speaker 1: OFF i just appreciate that perspective now before we part
Speaker 1: company At Lisa. Skinner we all have what we call senior.
Speaker 1: Moments how can people distinguish between normal aging? Forgetfulness because
Speaker 1: coming up on age sixty This, september you KNOW i
Speaker 1: do have my days and mild versus mild COGNITIVE impairmenti and?
Speaker 1: Dementia are there telltale signs that we can be a
Speaker 1: red flag to?
Speaker 2: People?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, Yes and what you just described happens to all of,
Speaker 4: us probably starting around when we put our phone, down
Speaker 4: we can't remember where it, is they can't find our car,
Speaker 4: Keys we walk into a room AND i would remember
Speaker 4: why we Were ye.
Speaker 9: Made me feel, better very very.
Speaker 4: Normal but to that point it starts freaking people out
Speaker 4: because the first thing they think of, is, oh is
Speaker 4: this the first sign That i'm going to Get alzheimer's? Disease?
Speaker 1: Right especially when your dad passed away from it and
Speaker 1: your mom's mother passed away from it, Too so it's, like, yeah.
Speaker 2: Got me completely freaked.
Speaker 4: Out it's like uh, Oh and it is the number
Speaker 4: one fear that people have believed it or not starting
Speaker 4: about the age of fifty, five and you can can't blame.
Speaker 4: Them so the best way to kind of described in
Speaker 4: a nutshell because we don't have a whole lot of
Speaker 4: time to really go into.
Speaker 1: No, no, no just be brief speaking of which we're out
Speaker 1: of time in the. Segment just conclude your thought, leside
Speaker 1: because we need to get this.
Speaker 4: Information, Okay so the frequency and the varity of the
Speaker 4: memory loss is really. Key so if it's just happening
Speaker 4: once in a, while then that can pretty much be
Speaker 4: considered normal age. Forgetfulness if it starts to happen more,
Speaker 4: often more, frequently and more, severely then it's probably moved
Speaker 4: into a more you, know a more obvious stage of
Speaker 4: miild cognitive. Impairment what really separates between those in full
Speaker 4: blown dementia is if the underlying cause is truly a
Speaker 4: brain disease Like alzheimer's causing the memory. Deficits and most
Speaker 4: people aren't even diagnosed till they're in their mid stages
Speaker 4: because that is when the symptoms become so obvious that
Speaker 4: you need to go get a professional or. Assessment starting, yep, yeah.
Speaker 1: STARTING i appreciate you writing the book to provide this
Speaker 1: information because there's so much of this floating around out
Speaker 1: in the. World it seems like it's becoming a more
Speaker 1: and more common. Phenomenon the truth lies In. Alzheimer's it's secret.
Speaker 1: Faces thank you for your time this morning with my,
Speaker 1: listeners and thanks again for writing the. Book, LEASE i
Speaker 1: appreciate the work that you're. Doing five KR cd talk.
Speaker 2: Station Happy, Friday, geez.
Speaker 1: Wonderful, world try to make it so, Anyway, wow that
Speaker 1: conversation brought so many memories back of my dad and
Speaker 1: all the struggles he had going through the tail years
Speaker 1: of his, life and just, God alzheimer's is so. Terrible it's,
Speaker 1: like you, know if you pick one to a disease
Speaker 1: to cure or what would you? Pick can't cancer Or.
Speaker 1: Alzheimer's it's like they're in the running for the worst
Speaker 1: possible things that can happen to, someone at least from my. Perspective,
Speaker 1: anyway get a copy of that book and learn, more
Speaker 1: AND i sure hope it's not impacting someone that one
Speaker 1: of your loved. Ones, anyhow a TOPIC i want to
Speaker 1: go back a little bit since nobody's calling, in who
Speaker 1: needs to talk to me this?
Speaker 2: Morning that's, OKAY i don't take it. Personally But.
Speaker 1: Joe strecker highlighted in the article that he, found and
Speaker 1: there's two particular pieces of legislation out, there one In,
Speaker 1: texas one In georgia seeking to criminalize political memes OR
Speaker 1: ai generated political ads that are intended to deceive and
Speaker 1: make them, well make it a criminal offense to do.
Speaker 1: So and so you look at, them they're slightly, different
Speaker 1: substantially altered. Images you need to put a warning on.
Speaker 1: Them that is a substantially altered. Image you, know there's
Speaker 1: exceptions for parody and satire and things like. That but
Speaker 1: AS i was looking at, this let us just use
Speaker 1: That Georgia house, example fifty two to twelve vote it
Speaker 1: PASSED ai generated political ADS, amy reducing and sort of eliminating.
Speaker 1: Them a crime for political campaigns to knowingly publish certain
Speaker 1: audio OR ai made materials within ninety days of an.
Speaker 1: Election so it's to be caught under the. Law the
Speaker 1: material would have to be posted with the intention of
Speaker 1: significantly influencing candidate's chance of being, elected creating confusion about the,
Speaker 1: election or otherwise influencing the. Result SO i would argue
Speaker 1: this kind of a high. Bar there's a men's ray
Speaker 1: as they call the law it's a mental intent. Element
Speaker 1: so the bar is kind of, high but it creates
Speaker 1: confusion about the. Election including but you're allowed to if
Speaker 1: you include a disclaimer on the, advertisement it protects you
Speaker 1: from violating this. Law first offense, misdemeanor second offense a
Speaker 1: fellon carrying a potential sentence of two to five years
Speaker 1: and a fine up to fifty thousand. Dollars and the
Speaker 1: point THAT i made this, morning just want to bring
Speaker 1: it back. Up remember going into the twenty twenty, Election
Speaker 1: Joe biden. Won, obviously we were told by fifty noted,
Speaker 1: notables people in the intelligence community and really you, know
Speaker 1: people of prominence in, government That Hunter biden's laptops had
Speaker 1: all the harmarks Of russian. Propaganda this is right after
Speaker 1: the bomb dropped And Hunter biden's laptop and been. Found
Speaker 1: he left it at the store discovered reported by The
Speaker 1: New York POST i believe was the first one to
Speaker 1: drop the. Story and so they were all, panicking, right
Speaker 1: we need to get ahead of, This we need to
Speaker 1: do something about. This the election is right around the.
Speaker 1: Corner we need to diffuse this bomb before the debate
Speaker 1: Wasn't and So Joe biden was able to conveniently, say,
Speaker 1: no here's a letter from all these important professional security
Speaker 1: people that said that that Is russian, disinformation or very
Speaker 1: well could. Be that was an outright. Lie that letter
Speaker 1: was an outright. Lie THE fbi had already previously looked
Speaker 1: into this and concluded that The Hunter biden laptop was
Speaker 1: actually authentically, his and the information on.
Speaker 2: It was all.
Speaker 1: True that he did send emails back and, forth arranging
Speaker 1: for his father to be at certain. Meetings he did
Speaker 1: everything that you remember that was on that, laptop salacious or,
Speaker 1: otherwise but the damning information related To Joe biden all
Speaker 1: proved to be. True if you got an email going
Speaker 1: out and you got a response to, it you can
Speaker 1: look at the other guy's laptop or computer system and, determine,
Speaker 1: yep there it. Is The russians weren't, involved and that's
Speaker 1: exactly what THE fbi did or was able to. Do
Speaker 1: so we knew and they knew it was all absolutely factually.
Speaker 1: True and yet nonetheless they came out with this letter
Speaker 1: which Provided Joe biden a, convenient although temporary, defense allowing
Speaker 1: him to make the denial that was widely circulated and
Speaker 1: reported the news by every major media. Outlet, Nope russia's
Speaker 1: got its fingertips and fingers all over. This would that
Speaker 1: be a crime under these? Laws, now wasn't artificial intelligence?
Speaker 1: Created it was just an outright. Lie but that's a
Speaker 1: suggestion here material posted with the intent of significantly influencing
Speaker 1: A canada's chance of being, elected creating confusion about the,
Speaker 1: election or otherwise influencing the, result that it has artificial
Speaker 1: intelligence in, it that makes it a. Crime but you've
Speaker 1: got a bunch of politicians and scholars and eggheads and
Speaker 1: intelligence officials lying to our faces in the form of
Speaker 1: a letter they signed on. To and that's. Okay it's
Speaker 1: kind of an interesting way of looking at, it isn't.
Speaker 1: It and AS i noted, earlier you know it's if
Speaker 1: a politician lies to you during the, Campaign. Huh they're
Speaker 1: trying to influence the, election aren't. They what if they
Speaker 1: don't deliver on their campaign. Promises what if what they
Speaker 1: told you isn't true it's coming out of their mouth
Speaker 1: and you rely on it in making your choice in
Speaker 1: the election and who to vote. For what's the, difference, really,
Speaker 1: fundamentally if it's artificial intelligence lies or if it's coming
Speaker 1: out of a politician's. Mouth, WISE i don't know food for,
Speaker 1: thought at least from my. Perspective tech frid of a
Speaker 1: day of hat or cyber threats on nuclear facilities are
Speaker 1: a real. PROBLEM gm is raising its metaphorical middle finger to. You,
Speaker 1: yes it is selling your data you drive on the public.
Speaker 1: Roads it's got a legal right to collect all the
Speaker 1: data about your driving habits and sell it to whoever they,
Speaker 1: want probably your insurance fraudsters impersonating employee self service websites
Speaker 1: also a real. Problem keep your keep your your concern
Speaker 1: and your your your radar up when you're. Online Corey
Speaker 1: Bowman institute for a full hour be jaded and suspicious
Speaker 1: is really my. Point Mike, kisel one of Those german
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Speaker 1: a lot of fun and truth lies And alzheimer's its
Speaker 1: secret faces by and Guest Lisa Skinner there at the tail,
Speaker 1: End Joe, strecker thanks for lighting up the. Guests tune
Speaker 1: In monday For Christopher smithman And Money. Monday have a wonderful.
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