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Speaker 2: One may come to that conclusion. Seems to be the
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Speaker 2: or across the political spectrum. Anyway, Happy Monday to hope
Speaker 2: it is anyway. Brian Thomas right here, glad to be
Speaker 2: thanks to Joe Strecker for guests lined up in the
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Speaker 2: I'm I'll explain in a moment Christopher. At twenty after seven,
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Speaker 2: One of the most important races we have to control
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Speaker 2: They get rid of the filibuster sixty votes required a
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Speaker 2: for one segment Money Monday's Brian James. He's willing to
Speaker 2: wait an extra fifteen minutes to start. We'll hear him
Speaker 2: from him at a twenty FEDS pause. Are poised to
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Speaker 2: more people are shoplifting and the thieves are not who
Speaker 2: you think and Warren Buffett odd indication from Warren Buffett,
Speaker 2: and you know, I'm not quite sure to make what
Speaker 2: to make of this. Brian will of course give us
Speaker 2: his take on that he's selling off his stocks.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: Warren, I'm Berkshire Hathaway. Warren Buffett one of the most
Speaker 2: successful and respected you know, market folks, out in the
Speaker 2: world that has ever been is dumping his stocks. I
Speaker 2: suspect that that means he thinks something bad is going
Speaker 2: to happen, and I hope that's not the case regardless
Speaker 2: of who wins the election. But those are the topics
Speaker 2: we're going over with this morning with Brian James. Always
Speaker 2: love hearing from you as your last opportunity to chime in.
Speaker 2: Where do you think we are as we head on
Speaker 2: into the election tomorrow? Five one, three, seven, four nine
Speaker 2: fifty five hundred, eight hundred eight two three Talk goes
Speaker 2: pound five fifty on AT and T phones. One of
Speaker 2: the polls that came out last couple of days, that
Speaker 2: Iowa poll now has Kamala Harris ahead seriously and most
Speaker 2: people are saying no, no, not possible. Trump was was
Speaker 2: ahead for so long in the Iowa polls and now
Speaker 2: magically a fifteen point swing or something along those lines,
Speaker 2: now Kamala Harris is ahead by few. I'm a little
Speaker 2: yeah datd and cynical regularly describes my attitude about most things,
Speaker 2: but that one just really kind of put a bad
Speaker 2: stench in my nose. But we do have the final polls.
Speaker 2: This is this is it? What the final polls are saying,
Speaker 2: Epoch Times doing good summary of it. The polls say
Speaker 2: what they say regardless of the source of the information.
Speaker 2: So we have multiple final polls released by a multiple
Speaker 2: organizations New York Times, Siena College, Morning Consul, Rasmusen, ABC News, Atlas, Intel,
Speaker 2: NBC News showing Harrison Trump neck and neck, although they
Speaker 2: suggest the picture becomes a little murkier when you look
Speaker 2: at the breakdown among swing states, which are of course
Speaker 2: going to decide the election. So start with the Morning
Speaker 2: Console poll. Final survey shows that Harris is a two
Speaker 2: point leader for Trump nationally. Remember, national polls include the vast,
Speaker 2: vast numbers of Democrats in really dark blue states yests.
Speaker 2: Thank you Joe Strecker for putting a sharp point on that. Anyway,
Speaker 2: while she may be ahead of them the Morning Console
Speaker 2: poll by two points, Trump is ahead of Harrison North
Speaker 2: Carolin one in Georgia, by two one, ahead in Wisconsin,
Speaker 2: tied in Arizona, and tied in Pennsylvania. The only swing
Speaker 2: state where the well Trump is trailing Michigan. They say
Speaker 2: he's down by one. That's the Morning Console poll over
Speaker 2: to NBC. Came out over the weekend showing Harris as
Speaker 2: forty nine percent support among registered voters and a head
Speaker 2: to head matchup Trump also forty nine percent. Two percent
Speaker 2: say they don't know. Finally, released over the weekend, the
Speaker 2: last New York Times opinion poll, Harris marginal leads in Nevada,
Speaker 2: North Carolina, Wisconsin, Trump just ahead in Arizona, close races
Speaker 2: in Michigan, Georgia, Pennsylvania, according to the poll serveyed seven
Speaker 2: thousand and seventy nine likely voters in the seven states
Speaker 2: those over the period of time October twenty fourth and
Speaker 2: November twod poll. That poll also shows Harris leading Trump
Speaker 2: by three points in Nevada, two in North Carolina, two
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, and one in Georgia. Two candidates allegedly tied
Speaker 2: in Pennsylvania Michigan. The survey shows Trump ahead by three
Speaker 2: points in Arizona. Over to the ABC News Episodes poll
Speaker 2: came out over the weekend as well, Harris forty nine
Speaker 2: percent support Trump forty six. Final pulls from Rasniusen boasted
Speaker 2: on the first shows Trump as a three point lead
Speaker 2: over Harris. Final survey from Atlas Intell Trump had in
Speaker 2: all swing states by one point to six and a
Speaker 2: half points. The polster said he has significant margins over Harrison, Nevada,
Speaker 2: and Arizona, and a model produced by poll analyst Nate
Speaker 2: Silver he used to operate the five point thirty eight website,
Speaker 2: he's given Trump a fifty three point eight percent chance
Speaker 2: of winning over Harris at forty five point eight. Oh,
Speaker 2: it takes some comfort in that, although contrasted with the
Speaker 2: other ones who suggest Harris's ahead. See where we are
Speaker 2: in polling. Gott to leave at the breakdown. And you know,
Speaker 2: one of the things about the Iowa pull, if you
Speaker 2: saw that and it freaked you out, well the pollster
Speaker 2: didn't bother giving you the breakdown the demographics, how many
Speaker 2: Democrats were surveyed versus how many Republicans and how many independents.
Speaker 2: So there's not a whole lot of faith you can
Speaker 2: give in that poll and kill of course they'd provide
Speaker 2: that information. Maybe it'll analyze it under the appropriate analysis
Speaker 2: that well, they always do in polls. So in terms
Speaker 2: of early voting, as of yesterday morning, seventy five million
Speaker 2: people already voted. More than forty one and a half
Speaker 2: voted in person. And from what I heard over the weekend,
Speaker 2: my wife was at the Hamilton County Board of Elections
Speaker 2: handing out pink slips and it was packed. I heard
Speaker 2: from Westside Jim Keefer too, he was there in the
Speaker 2: morning and thousands of people apparently voted. I guess Saturday
Speaker 2: they had record day, and I believe Sunday may have
Speaker 2: surpassed that record. Lots and lots of folks voting in person.
Speaker 2: Thirty four point seven million have returned mail in ballots
Speaker 2: so far. Sixty seven million mail in ballots have also
Speaker 2: been requested to date, so running out of time. TikTok,
Speaker 2: TikTok to get the mail in ballots. I don't know
Speaker 2: the rules for each and every state, but you know
Speaker 2: there is a cutoff on that.
Speaker 4: See.
Speaker 2: Of the two dozen states that report early voting by
Speaker 2: party affiliation, Democrats have a slim one point seven percent
Speaker 2: lead over registered Republicans, which in and of itself is
Speaker 2: not real impressive, even though they have more because Republicans
Speaker 2: typically didn't vote early. It's a new phenomenon. Every got
Speaker 2: the word out, and of course people heeded the challenge
Speaker 2: to get out and vote early. Book you're voting, put
Speaker 2: it behind you. Some fourteen point six million Democrats have
Speaker 2: cast early ballots, Republicans at thirteen point nine unaffiliated just
Speaker 2: under ten million, and big question mark looming over the unaffiliated.
Speaker 2: Those are the ones that are going to decide the election.
Speaker 2: Which direction are they going to go for the fascism
Speaker 2: and dictatorial realities of the Biden administration, Harris administration, Obama administration,
Speaker 2: or perhaps lower taxes and a little bit more freedom
Speaker 2: from the regulatory abuses we face with the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: And I know people hate Trump for the man he is,
Speaker 2: but look at the policies, the policies of what matters.
Speaker 2: Arizona registered Republicans actually ahead of Democrats one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty thousand votes. Unaffiliated voters in Arizona make up twenty
Speaker 2: six point seven percent of the total votes cast, huge
Speaker 2: numbers of independents. More and more people are going unaffiliated,
Speaker 2: and I certainly understand that if you got the left
Speaker 2: wing of the Democratic Party representing the Democratic Party and
Speaker 2: completely I don't know which wing of the Republican Party
Speaker 2: is now dominating. Seems kind of a bit of a
Speaker 2: mystery to me. It used to be you had this
Speaker 2: whole evangelical, Christian conservative component of the Republican Party which
Speaker 2: was used by the mainstream media to regularly describe the
Speaker 2: Republican Party re at large. Since the abortion issues no
Speaker 2: longer in play at a federal level, I don't know
Speaker 2: how we described the Republican Party. They certainly haven't been
Speaker 2: deficit hawks to the extent that I would wish they were.
Speaker 2: So that's one big problem I personally have. But again,
Speaker 2: if you're looking for a party of fewer regulations, more freedom,
Speaker 2: lower taxes, I think the choice is absolutely clear, and
Speaker 2: most notably on environmental policy as well. Least you have
Speaker 2: you can bank the idea that Republicans are more willing
Speaker 2: to provide us with energy independence and the Democrats by
Speaker 2: a long shot. I got a couple of updates in
Speaker 2: terms of what's going on in California. They got a
Speaker 2: couple of propositions out in Washington State. Two people are
Speaker 2: collectively saying, no, we need to put our foot down.
Speaker 2: This energy policy crap is insane. We're all paying Hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: Californias are paying fifty seven I'm sorry. California's energy rates
Speaker 2: have risen fifty seven percent in five years. They pay
Speaker 2: more than everybody and is absolutely driven by their anti
Speaker 2: you know, carbon policies and their dictates and edicts and
Speaker 2: mandates about you know, green new deal stuff, windmills, solar panels.
Speaker 2: They're taking away the right of individuals to choose if
Speaker 2: they want natural gas in their houses by making it
Speaker 2: absolutely through regulations and fines and penalties or whatever, unaffordable
Speaker 2: to run a gas line into a new home, making
Speaker 2: housing far more expensive, which may be part of what
Speaker 2: they actually want. You know, when you look at your leftist,
Speaker 2: your Marxists, your socialist, they don't believe in private property generally,
Speaker 2: and I think they're giddy with excitement about the idea
Speaker 2: that nobody can afford a house anymore. Nova, Nevada Republicans
Speaker 2: have a forty thousand vote lead in the early vote
Speaker 2: total North Carolina. Days after voting open there, registered Republicans
Speaker 2: had a slight lead over Democrats maintain that advantage as
Speaker 2: of Sunday. According to the tracker, GOP voters have a
Speaker 2: four or forty two thousand vote lead over Democrats in
Speaker 2: North Carolina. It's one point seven million people voted early.
Speaker 2: In Pennsylvania, Democrats have a four hundred thousand ballot lead
Speaker 2: over Republicans. According to the tracker. Pennsylvania has about nine
Speaker 2: million registered voters. It only reports mail in ballots, so
Speaker 2: that figure related to mail le ins. So a strange landscape.
Speaker 2: Choose to believe polls or not, and choose to believe
Speaker 2: the ones that you like versus the one that you don't.
Speaker 2: But many of the folks out there that think that
Speaker 2: they're pushing for a fix, the Democrats, obviously, including with
Speaker 2: the Department of Justice's assistants, doing everything they possibly can
Speaker 2: to allow some shenanigans. They're the party of no voter
Speaker 2: iet either are the party of not taking illegal non
Speaker 2: illegal immigrants self identified. They're the party of not taking
Speaker 2: them off of the ballot and denying them the right
Speaker 2: to vote when they don't have the right to vote.
Speaker 2: That's the law across the board. Democrats every single opportunity
Speaker 2: that they can engage in to allow greater question marks,
Speaker 2: more questions about the integrity to vote. That's what they
Speaker 2: have been fighting for. Who wants election chaos after tomorrow?
Speaker 2: I think the uh the conclusion is an easy one
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Speaker 14: Hey, good to hear from you.
Speaker 4: Brian.
Speaker 14: Hey, I voted yesterday and I got a free brand
Speaker 14: new American flag. Guy was giving them out and it's
Speaker 14: a nice one, new can. Mine was getting a bit pattered,
Speaker 14: and I couldn't believe it. Man, he said, thanks for voting.
Speaker 14: Gave me a brand new flag AMERICANSAG. I'm a flag person.
Speaker 2: That's beautiful.
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, it was great.
Speaker 4: I'll poly should.
Speaker 14: Ply, I'll get to my point, and man, what what what?
Speaker 15: Won't any of these people point out that we are
Speaker 15: a Republic. Why is it not the even the talking heads,
Speaker 15: all of them even it drives me insane there, brother,
Speaker 15: I mean, why don't won't anybody point this out?
Speaker 14: I mean, there's a difference, There is a difference. I second,
Speaker 14: I know in my second part, man, where is all
Speaker 14: I'm here in Melbourne, Kentucky. Where's all these Mexican manner
Speaker 14: all these things? And where okay, here's another one. Where
Speaker 14: is all the swat team and these police? When you
Speaker 14: see on TV, these these gangs from South America has
Speaker 14: taken over the apartment buildings where senior cititizens live in.
Speaker 14: I mean, and now my gerbils missing, my guineas.
Speaker 2: Now I was waiting for that peanut the squirrel no longer.
Speaker 2: That's because well, all the resources are being directed towards
Speaker 2: sending ten armed squat I guess like individuals into residence
Speaker 2: home to gather up a squirrel and a raccoon. I
Speaker 2: think that story has made national news over and over
Speaker 2: the past couple of days unconscionable. It is, of course,
Speaker 2: we can all question the priorities of our authorities in
Speaker 2: terms of what they choose to go after and what
Speaker 2: they don't. Anyhow, back over to the local stories. Here
Speaker 2: we go to Blue Ash. Two missing girls were found
Speaker 2: and their mother arrested after a search for them led
Speaker 2: by the Forest Park Police and an endangered child advisory
Speaker 2: issued for the two young girls who were last seen
Speaker 2: in Blue Ash. The advisory issued by the Forest Park
Speaker 2: Police Department applied to the Hamilton, Butler, Claremont and Warren counties.
Speaker 2: They were believed to be in danger. Girls taken by
Speaker 2: their mother, Jasmine Coach and her boyfriend Antonio Gray, who
Speaker 2: is the father of one of the girls. Coaching Gray
Speaker 2: involved in a domestic violence disputed telling Blue Ash prior
Speaker 2: to taking the girls just walk away, Joe, thank you
Speaker 2: very much for the exclamation point. Since I please investigated
Speaker 2: if the two people were shot in Mount Airy happened
Speaker 2: yesterday afternoon, since I police confirmed that two people were
Speaker 2: shot in the parking lot of the Kirby Apartments five
Speaker 2: thousand block at Kirby Avenue two pm extended. The victims
Speaker 2: victories injuries unknown at this time, no information regarding to
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Speaker 2: speed one hundred and thirty miles an hour, massive damage.
Speaker 2: Three people injured in connection with the storm. One hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty buildings either destroyed or damage. UH, fire Chief Myers,
Speaker 2: it's huge for the citizens of gosh In Township. In
Speaker 2: Claremont County. It's important to have quick response times, so
Speaker 2: this is going to make a lot of that a
Speaker 2: lot more feasible. Claremont County Commissioners David Painter, Bonnie Bachelor,
Speaker 2: Representative Jean Schmidt or to Trustees's chair, Dan Hodges, represented
Speaker 2: from the Office of how Governor and more all in
Speaker 2: attendance at the groundbreaking on Friday. Myers said Jean Schmid
Speaker 2: played an integral role in securing the two point five
Speaker 2: million in state funding from the latest budget to make
Speaker 2: the rebuild possible. Multimillion dollar rebuilds Slater to finish by
Speaker 2: the end of twenty twenty five. Prior structure dilapidated. Cruise
Speaker 2: leveled it in the fall of twenty three to make
Speaker 2: room for the new building, and just now, of course,
Speaker 2: is the groundbreaking, so congratulations on at least the project
Speaker 2: getting underway. Motorists who use southbound I Force seventy one
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Speaker 2: as the interstates remained closed until further notice due to
Speaker 2: that fire under the Dan Carter Beard Bridge happened Friday
Speaker 2: morning while we're here in the morning show, how A
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Speaker 2: south to Kentucky should access I seventy one seventy five
Speaker 2: south from various streets downtown and follow the Brent Spence
Speaker 2: Bridge across the Ohio. For those going eastbound on Pete Roseway,
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Speaker 2: the bridge approach that has been closed. Officialcy crews have
Speaker 2: installed protective fencing around the area, and we'll work on
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Speaker 2: Crews also be swapping out barrels and other barricades to
Speaker 2: re establish the work zone enclosures so that one is
Speaker 2: seemingly going to be going on for a while. So
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Speaker 2: do it before we have the election, allie, those supposed tomorrow,
Speaker 2: we can do that. And by all counts, the Hemln
Speaker 2: County Board of Election was at least packed. I saw
Speaker 2: some photographs in the Lion, out the door and around
Speaker 2: the block and back and forth. It just it was
Speaker 2: a well oiled machine. According to my wife, things moved
Speaker 2: in and moved out pretty quickly. But lots and lots
Speaker 2: of people early voting over to the stack is stupid.
Speaker 2: Let's start in Florida, Florida. Man and a woman behind
Speaker 2: bars after they allegedly attacked a man who wanted to
Speaker 2: have sex while tied up on the beach. What corner
Speaker 2: the problem cause affidavit The a quote frantic close quote.
Speaker 2: Man flagged down of Alusa County Sheriff's deputy about eight
Speaker 2: thirty pm Wednesday in the nineteen hundred block Ocean Shore,
Speaker 2: bleeding heavily throughout his body. The man told a deputy
Speaker 2: that he had been jumped by a man and woman
Speaker 2: on the beach. He said he and a woman later
Speaker 2: identified his eighteen year old Atlanta Cagle, agreed to come
Speaker 2: to the beach where she would tie him up and
Speaker 2: then have sex. Cago picked him up at his home.
Speaker 2: There's no us I think you're right on this one.
Speaker 2: Joe picked him up at his home. They drove to
Speaker 2: buy Centennial Park, where they parked the car, walked to
Speaker 2: the beach. He said. When they got to the beach,
Speaker 2: he started to feel odd vibes from Cagle because she
Speaker 2: was sitting about five feet away from him. Nonetheless, she
Speaker 2: took out a yellow rope that she brought with her
Speaker 2: and began to tie him up. At that point, the
Speaker 2: victim saw another man approaching him, the Affidavid Cid. He
Speaker 2: tried to untie himself, but Cagle jumped on top of
Speaker 2: his legs. He was able to fight her off and
Speaker 2: began to run away, but the other guy, later identified
Speaker 2: his twenty four year old Wayne Streeter, tracked him down
Speaker 2: and tackled them. Streeter allegedly began choking him while Cagle
Speaker 2: punched him in the face. Accord to the deputies, Cago
Speaker 2: then pulled out a hatchet and began with it, hitting
Speaker 2: him with it all over his body. Victim, able to
Speaker 2: fight out, both suspects ran to get help. He described
Speaker 2: Caggle's vehicle, and the deputies pulled her over nearby with
Speaker 2: a Streeter inside. Their allegie was also a backpack that
Speaker 2: the victim had left behind. Deputies tried speaking with Caggle,
Speaker 2: but she requested a lawyer post miranda. She told Dector's
Speaker 2: that detectives that he and Caggle are boyfriend and girlfriend.
Speaker 2: Streeter said that Cagle picked him up and they drove
Speaker 2: to the beach, and then claimed she saw man he
Speaker 2: didn't know Pushcaggle down to the beach and he went
Speaker 2: to save her. Streeter said there were no weapons used,
Speaker 2: but he went admitted to choking the victim. Thank you, Joe.
Speaker 2: Deputies went to the beach where they found blood and
Speaker 2: the yellow rope used the tie of the victim. He
Speaker 2: suffered several lacerations and multiple long cuts to his abdomen.
Speaker 2: Paramounts took him to the hospital where he was treated.
Speaker 2: Cops arrested Cagle and Streeter on aggravated battery with a
Speaker 2: deadly weapon charges. Both posted five thousand dollars bond five grand.
Speaker 2: Seems her they're insufficient to me. All right, let's see here,
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Speaker 17: and Jason Eherheart on fifty five KRC at the talk station.
Speaker 2: Five fifty one fifty five Kerr cit Talk Station are
Speaker 2: very happy Monday to election day eve. Maybe you voted
Speaker 2: already and maybe you didn't. I just sure hope you
Speaker 2: get out and vote. It's like the entire republic is
Speaker 2: hanging in the balance on this one, someone who knows
Speaker 2: that more than anyone. Let's go to the phones to
Speaker 2: hear what west Sie Jim has to say. Jim, thanks
Speaker 2: for calling this morning. It's always a pleasure to hear
Speaker 2: from you, my friend. Oh, no problem, Brian.
Speaker 18: Yeah, I've been doing this truck commander stuff for a
Speaker 18: few years, as you know. And as we got out there,
Speaker 18: I've never seen They started coming in and parking around
Speaker 18: seven o'clock Saturday morning, and it was unbelievable. When I
Speaker 18: got back there at say one fifteen, it was just
Speaker 18: absolutely pandemonium.
Speaker 4: I mean they had.
Speaker 18: I'll bet you there was a dozen of fifteen twenty
Speaker 18: maybe even cops directing people in traffic around that place.
Speaker 18: And the lines that were coming out the doors, like
Speaker 18: your wife said, down the block and around the building
Speaker 18: was incredible. Now, people for the most part were civil.
Speaker 18: They still had the two pens open and I had
Speaker 18: to park back by these pens. Excuse my brawl to
Speaker 18: my throat. But they I've never seen that many people.
Speaker 18: I have never seen that many people at early voting
Speaker 18: to begin with. There's usually not even a line, much
Speaker 18: less something like this. And nobody looked real happy, but
Speaker 18: they didn't, you know, there was no no cheering, no
Speaker 18: no going on, and didn't look like anybody was talking
Speaker 18: to each other. They just kind of stand there waiting
Speaker 18: to get inside because they knew they had long wait.
Speaker 18: But it was down the block. I mean, seriously, I
Speaker 18: know you've been out the BOE. When you come out
Speaker 18: the doors and then go down the block and then
Speaker 18: around the corner and then another block, That's that's how
Speaker 18: busy they were.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the longest line I've ever stood in at the
Speaker 2: Board of Elections was just outside the building onto the
Speaker 2: corner there. So the length yeah, the length of the
Speaker 2: building was till the te get to the door was
Speaker 2: as long. And I always said, you know, it moved
Speaker 2: along quite quickly. But man, if I walked around the
Speaker 2: corner and saw was that then down around the side
Speaker 2: of the building, then back up the other side and
Speaker 2: then down the other block, which is the way it
Speaker 2: was described to me. And the photographs I've seen me like, man,
Speaker 2: do I really want to put up with this? Am
Speaker 2: I going to stick exactly?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 18: But you know, Saturday they hit a record of one
Speaker 18: day of seventy two hundred people and I don't know
Speaker 18: what it was yesterday with Sherry Poland was on the
Speaker 18: on the news last night talking about how they've had
Speaker 18: just a record turnout of over ninety five thou and
Speaker 18: the previous turnout was like seventy some thousand people. So
Speaker 18: ad in today and I think that you're going to
Speaker 18: cross over one hundred thousand without a problem.
Speaker 2: On early voting, I guess the question is what do
Speaker 2: we take away from this? Obviously Republicans are voting in
Speaker 2: large numbers, are much earlier and earlier than they ever have.
Speaker 2: They've got the message out, you know, early votings not
Speaker 2: just for Democrats anymore. So you can't say in blue
Speaker 2: Hamilton County, that's a bunch of Democrats coming out completely.
Speaker 2: It's got to be a lot of Republicans.
Speaker 18: Well, the Democrats that have learned and heard the past
Speaker 18: couple of weeks how those Republicans have changed their tune
Speaker 18: and started coming out. So even the Democrats numbers have
Speaker 18: to be up because that fact before this half of
Speaker 18: them didn't probably vote and the other half, you know,
Speaker 18: either voted at home or they voted the day.
Speaker 2: Of the election.
Speaker 18: I'm going to be working the polls tomorrow, so I'll
Speaker 18: find out how busy the polic are tomorrow.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, you can feel free.
Speaker 1: Do we.
Speaker 2: Call into the morning show if you have the opportunity
Speaker 2: in the morning. I'm just I don't know, how are
Speaker 2: you feeling about the whole thing, Jim, you positive, negative
Speaker 2: or kind of where I am just really in a
Speaker 2: state of dismay, not knowing.
Speaker 4: Well.
Speaker 18: The Barbara streisand things from Joe are kind of the
Speaker 18: way I feel.
Speaker 4: I feel like with you. I'm not a poll person.
Speaker 18: I come on, but thank you, but I don't believe
Speaker 18: in polls for the most part, and that betting poll
Speaker 18: has because I used to send you has been coming
Speaker 18: closer and closer to the middle. But I think right
Speaker 18: now the stuff that I've read, i've read where Donald
Speaker 18: Trump will have a landslide. I haven't read that about Harris.
Speaker 18: But I still think Donald Trump's going to pull this
Speaker 18: thing out. Now that's just my personal opinion, but I
Speaker 18: really think that there's.
Speaker 2: A hidden in the media.
Speaker 18: The media is scared to death that Donald Trump's going
Speaker 18: to win, and they're just doing everything they can to
Speaker 18: detract and tell people not to vote. Basically, if you're
Speaker 18: a Republican, that this thing is over for the hair
Speaker 18: as side, and I just don't believe that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't believe that either, But then again, I
Speaker 2: don't think that Donald Trump has it in the bag.
Speaker 2: That means everyone listening to me right now, if you're
Speaker 2: in favor of, you know, not going full on socialists
Speaker 2: and saving our republic and you need to get out
Speaker 2: and hold your nose even and vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 18: Well, and I know a lady that, as a stout
Speaker 18: Republican says she's going to vote down the whole ticket
Speaker 18: but won't vote for Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: And I said, what are you kidding me?
Speaker 18: I said, you know, what choice.
Speaker 4: Do you have.
Speaker 18: You got a choice of two people, and you're going
Speaker 18: to maybe let this other person get in because of
Speaker 18: your feelings because you don't like the way he sounds,
Speaker 18: or you don't like the way he talks. Come on,
Speaker 18: give me a break, vote him in. And we got
Speaker 18: to live with the policies for four years rather than
Speaker 18: living with her for four years with the cackle.
Speaker 2: Well, more than the cackle, it's her. She's I go
Speaker 2: back to where she was in twenty nineteen bandfracking DEEI woke,
Speaker 2: defund the police, all that. It's it's part of her being.
Speaker 2: She can't turn your back on who she has been
Speaker 2: up until pretty much this moment in time, Jim, thanks.
Speaker 18: For telling everybody way, McBryan. She's telling everybody what they
Speaker 18: want to hear right now. Yeah, and it's all on
Speaker 18: towards the conservative side.
Speaker 13: But that's not what she is.
Speaker 2: Just like what you just said.
Speaker 18: But I will give a call in tomorrow morning when
Speaker 18: I'll be at Saint William's hand it out paint copies.
Speaker 2: Thanks for your work, truck commander. I appreciate your calls
Speaker 2: and your friendship.
Speaker 4: Brother.
Speaker 2: We'll talk tomorrow five fifty seven fifty five kr C
Speaker 2: the talk station CJ. You don't mind holding on, I'll
Speaker 2: get your call right out of the gate. You can
Speaker 2: feel free to call as well. It's five fifty seven.
Speaker 2: I'll be back after the news.
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Speaker 19: Going into the voting booth with as much information as possible.
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Speaker 2: I don't know how you're feeling about it. I'd love
Speaker 2: to hear from you on the topic. Five one, three, seven, four, nine,
Speaker 2: fifty eighty two to three Talk Pound five fifty on
Speaker 2: AT and T phones. Of course, went over some of
Speaker 2: the final polling information the last hour. Yes, I am.
Speaker 2: I don't know about equally scaled the gold Jada and
Speaker 2: Cinical when it comes to polling information. But for those
Speaker 2: who think the fix is in the polls, tend to
Speaker 2: reflect that Kamala Harris has kind of closed the gap
Speaker 2: that has been existing now for quite some time. You
Speaker 2: choose to believe it, whether you want or not. Although
Speaker 2: in so far as that Iowa poll is concerned, I'd
Speaker 2: throw that one right out the door, given the person
Speaker 2: who did the pulser didn't provide anybody with any information
Speaker 2: about the breakdown on it. So how Donald Trump goes
Speaker 2: from plus fifteen to minus three, I'll let you decide
Speaker 2: on that. Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred,
Speaker 2: eight hundred eighty two to three talk pound five fifty
Speaker 2: on AT and T phones. I got a caller online
Speaker 2: as promised, CJA. Thanks for holding over the break, my friend.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to the morning show.
Speaker 18: Yeah.
Speaker 20: I got a number of comments about the polls, and
Speaker 20: the first one is is I was watching a number
Speaker 20: of people say last night, if that poll was real,
Speaker 20: you would feel it all.
Speaker 4: Over the place, and I would.
Speaker 20: I look at a couple other things at this election.
Speaker 13: Who knows who's gonna win.
Speaker 20: But I do know this is that everybody's worried about
Speaker 20: on the Democrat side, the inner city and the minority
Speaker 20: vote is not showing up, and that is that is
Speaker 20: a real concern for them. I saw Paul in California,
Speaker 20: where Biden won in twenty twenty with sixty four percent
Speaker 20: of the vote, and Harris is at fifty seven percent.
Speaker 20: If that happens, there's a very easy chance that Trump
Speaker 20: somehow wins a popular vote and loses the electoral college
Speaker 20: vote as that vote get narrows down so much. But
Speaker 20: the Republican issue is this is are they really losing
Speaker 20: white women as much as they are according to the
Speaker 20: polls in Nebraska to and Des Moines. And if he is,
Speaker 20: I don't know if he can win the race if
Speaker 20: there is at least eighty to ninety percent of the
Speaker 20: minority vote showing up and watching all these commercials from Brown.
Speaker 20: I had literally commercial full breaks of nothing but commercials
Speaker 20: about I need to kill babies. That's what it felt like,
Speaker 20: over and over and over and over again. And if
Speaker 20: that is penetrating with white college women who are recently graduated,
Speaker 20: this could be a bad night on Tuesday night.
Speaker 2: Well, I hear what you're saying, and it's anybody's guest.
Speaker 2: In the ever growing larger share of independent voters is
Speaker 2: a giant question mark, I think for everybody. CJ Fingers crossed.
Speaker 2: Let's see what Joe Dieters has to say. Joe Dieters,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the fifty five Cassy Morning Show. It's great
Speaker 2: to hear from you this morning.
Speaker 4: Hey, Brian, how's it going there?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't tomorrow. I don't know. That's my problem, Joe.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm afraid to be optimistic. I felt
Speaker 2: optimistic there for about five minutes in time last week,
Speaker 2: and other than that, I'd just been floating around and
Speaker 2: just in bewilderment. I can't believe this is even a race, sir,
Speaker 2: I honestly can't.
Speaker 21: Well, you know, it always narrows at the end. They
Speaker 21: always they always say it titans. I don't know it's
Speaker 21: you guys in the media, went better ratings or what.
Speaker 21: I don't know what's going on. But I feel really
Speaker 21: good about Ohio, Ohio. And as you know, Brian, Megan
Speaker 21: Shanahan and Dan Hawkins and I are running for Supreme Court. Yes,
Speaker 21: and we'll be on everybody's ballot tomorrow. I just want
Speaker 21: to make sure your listeners get out and vote. This
Speaker 21: is a critical my gosh, it's a critical race. Set
Speaker 21: my personal interest aside. If we don't, if we lose
Speaker 21: the Ohio Supreme Court, trust me on this, you lose everything.
Speaker 21: Because they have demonstrated, the Dems have demonstrated that they
Speaker 21: don't care who the legislature is, they don't care who
Speaker 21: the governor is. But if they can control the courts,
Speaker 21: they can do anything they want. And they and they've
Speaker 21: proven that. Three years ago, we had a case out
Speaker 21: of Hamilton County where a big murder case I've fled
Speaker 21: to Las Vegas was apprehended sent back to Cincinnati. And
Speaker 21: in that case, this Ohio Supreme Court ruled. And I
Speaker 21: used to carry the decision around with me because it
Speaker 21: was superposterous. The overse overturned over one hundred years of
Speaker 21: Ohio jurisprudence. They said that judges may not shall not
Speaker 21: consider the safety of the community.
Speaker 2: When they set up bail.
Speaker 21: Now, that is the most outrageous decision ever to come
Speaker 21: from the Supreme Court. Megan Shanahan, Dan Hawkins, and I,
Speaker 21: Dave Yost, the governor, all of us banded together. We
Speaker 21: put together a constitutional amendment. That's the only way you
Speaker 21: can get rid of a dumb Ohio Supreme Court decision.
Speaker 21: It tasked with sixty seven percent of the vote where
Speaker 21: people said where people said, you've got to consider safety
Speaker 21: the community when he set a bail. So when the
Speaker 21: opportunity came, I realized one vote in that Supreme Court
Speaker 21: meant everything, and go to DeWine was kind enough to
Speaker 21: appoint me. And now we have four Conservatives out of
Speaker 21: seven on the Supreme Court, and if we lose one
Speaker 21: of these seats, the thing shifts back. The Democrats are.
Speaker 4: Saying Ohio is the only.
Speaker 21: Supreme Court in the nation that they can take back,
Speaker 21: which is it's kind of concerning.
Speaker 22: Itself, but it is, that's what they say.
Speaker 21: So we've been working hard. I just wanted to check
Speaker 21: in with you, Brian. Thank you for your show. Make
Speaker 21: sure your voters, her listeners vote tomorrow. That's the only
Speaker 21: thing that can stop this express This what's going to
Speaker 21: happen in Ohio tomorrow if people don't show up.
Speaker 2: Joe Dieter, Supreme Court Justice, I can't thank you enough
Speaker 2: for calling this morning, reminding folks how important it is
Speaker 2: since you held the office before we part company, any
Speaker 2: comments about Melissa Powers and the importance of that election.
Speaker 21: You know, the hardest thing about this new job, Brian,
Speaker 21: is I'm not allowed to be political. That is right,
Speaker 21: I tell you, I can tell you, but I can
Speaker 21: tell you in a personal note that office, if that office,
Speaker 21: if it's not in the right hands is disastrous for
Speaker 21: the community. You have seen what has happened. You know,
Speaker 21: when I ran four years ago, George Soros stumped over
Speaker 21: a million dollars into that race to beat me, and
Speaker 21: he did it in fourteen other states, around fourteen other
Speaker 21: cities around the country, and George Soros's group won twelve
Speaker 21: out of fourteen races. I won, I survived in the
Speaker 21: prosecutor and Phoenix survived. Soros won LA, Portland, Chicago, Atlanta,
Speaker 21: and New York Baltimore. They won them all because people
Speaker 21: don't pay attention. And once you lose that prosecutor's office
Speaker 21: to somebody who won't enforce the law, who decides, you know,
Speaker 21: like in San Francisco, we're not going to prosecute any
Speaker 21: theft over one thousand dollars. So what happens, honestly, got truth.
Speaker 21: People go into the stores with calculators to make sure
Speaker 21: they're under the one thousand dollars limit when they steal.
Speaker 21: And so CBS, guys, what with shocker. CBS take twenty
Speaker 21: plus stores out of San Francisco because they can't survive
Speaker 21: in that business atmosphere. People are in fear constantly, and
Speaker 21: I just hope that doesn't happen in Cincinnati. I hope
Speaker 21: people are smart enough to elect a prosecutor that follows
Speaker 21: the law and does the right thing. I wish I
Speaker 21: could endorse, I can't, but I hope. I hope your
Speaker 21: listeners pay attention to who's running in those races and
Speaker 21: votes the right way.
Speaker 2: And votes also for well the appropriate candidates for Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: Joe Deaters one of them, you know. I'll tell you, Joe,
Speaker 2: I've been happy with your work throughout the years politically.
Speaker 2: I appreciate you calling them this morning, offering some sound advice,
Speaker 2: and it is a pleasure to have you on the program.
Speaker 2: Fingers crossed for tomorrow, my friend, and I.
Speaker 21: Hope Brian have faith. Brother, have faith, because the only
Speaker 21: thing that can stop this is complacency, and I hope
Speaker 21: people aren't complacent. I hope people take the time to
Speaker 21: look at your phone. I mean, today in today's world,
Speaker 21: look at your contact list of people that you know
Speaker 21: that should be voting, and make sure it's just far
Speaker 21: off a group text and say, hey, folks, don't forget
Speaker 21: this is a big this is a I've heard it
Speaker 21: every year, Brian, this is the most important election in
Speaker 21: my lifetime. I really believe this is the most important
Speaker 21: election of my lifetime for the United States, and I
Speaker 21: hope everybody shows up and votes tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Couldn't agree with you more, Joe Eaters. God bless you, sir.
Speaker 2: Keep up the great world.
Speaker 21: Thanks, thanks, buddy.
Speaker 2: I appreciate the words of encouragement. I truly do, because
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Speaker 2: before I move on Greg's called Greg. Thanks for calling
Speaker 2: this morning and welcome to the program.
Speaker 23: Good morning Mine from Panama City in Florida.
Speaker 2: Oh, welcome, I love. I got a lot of listeners
Speaker 2: in Florida. It just makes me happy as I could
Speaker 2: be to hear from out of state people. It just
Speaker 2: it just tickles me to death. But I just I
Speaker 2: know what the Internet is and I understand how it works.
Speaker 2: It just still blows my mind when folks like New
Speaker 2: Hampshire Gary calls or Mississippi James calls, and just anyway,
Speaker 2: thanks very much for tuning in from Florida.
Speaker 23: Well, I moved down here from Cleveland about two years ago,
Speaker 23: so it's a lot better.
Speaker 2: Obvious. Greg. Anyway, what's on your mind today, my friend?
Speaker 23: All that Cato saying now, is there sugar substitute or
Speaker 23: no sugar at all or anything?
Speaker 2: Monk fruit? I believe there's a name for it, and
Speaker 2: that's what I used yesterday. I think it did a
Speaker 2: number on my stomach. It's not Stevie, it's something else.
Speaker 2: It sounds it sounds like a chemical, but it's monk
Speaker 2: fruit based. But it has zero carbs, it has zero
Speaker 2: sugar in it. But it is in fact very comparable
Speaker 2: to sugar in terms of quantity, Like a teaspoon of
Speaker 2: this stuff pretty much equals a teaspoon of regular sugar.
Speaker 2: Maybe not quite as sweet, but doesn't have that sickening,
Speaker 2: you know, ten times the sweetness of sugar, kind of
Speaker 2: artificial thing that that other sweeteners have. But I tried
Speaker 2: it anyway, I made some lemonade out of that fresh
Speaker 2: lemons and some of this monk fruit and powder, and
Speaker 2: it tasted pretty good. But again, I think it wreaked
Speaker 2: a havoc on my stomach.
Speaker 23: So I'm batting around the idea of that thing.
Speaker 2: Well, just read read about it, and read about this
Speaker 2: so called keto flu, which is what I'm struggling with
Speaker 2: right now, since I'm in to be one week tomorrow.
Speaker 2: They say the symptoms last for between a few days
Speaker 2: and up to a couple of weeks. And I'm hoping
Speaker 2: I'm in the former rather than the latter category because
Speaker 2: it sucks. And yeah, I thinks I got a Facebook
Speaker 2: message from Marsha who said, you pick the wrong week
Speaker 2: to go on a keto diet. Considered the situations like,
Speaker 2: I couldn't agree more so, anyway, I got two reasons
Speaker 2: to do it. Hopefully it does influence my cancer for
Speaker 2: the better, and hopefully it does make my wife happier
Speaker 2: that I lose some weight.
Speaker 23: So well, that's a two for on that one or
Speaker 23: three for and and prayers are for you on your
Speaker 23: cancer thing.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 23: Also talking about the Pull, Rasmussen is the one I
Speaker 23: watched the most because he goes through a deep dive
Speaker 23: on everything and he saw yesterday's the Mind's Pull and
Speaker 23: he just laughed. Yeah, there's no way in hell that
Speaker 23: happened at the twall point swing.
Speaker 24: And total alphabet.
Speaker 19: If that was happening, you.
Speaker 23: Would have heard all sorts of alarm belts way before
Speaker 23: this check came out with that pole.
Speaker 2: Well, you know there's that. And then when you see
Speaker 2: that left wing media organizations, most notably I believe there
Speaker 2: was some commentators on CNN also throwing a Barber Streis
Speaker 2: and flag on it, then you know that that's not
Speaker 2: a reliable poll when up pollster won't really reveal the
Speaker 2: waiting how many Democrats versus how many Republicans are they
Speaker 2: registered voters? Are they not? What the number of independence is.
Speaker 2: You know, when you don't get anything like that, how
Speaker 2: can you put any confidence in the poll. So I
Speaker 2: threw that one out. But then again, I look over
Speaker 2: the landscape of all the other ones which I went
Speaker 2: through at the outset of the show, and apparently the
Speaker 2: gap is tightening, at least among the national pollsters. I
Speaker 2: don't understand it. I don't get it. But then again,
Speaker 2: there's this, like I call a Pavlovian response. You mentioned
Speaker 2: Donald Trump among half of Americans, and they lose their
Speaker 2: collective minds. Even though the last coming up on four
Speaker 2: years have been demonstrably terrible for the United States, You're
Speaker 2: going to vote for a Kamala Harris in a continuation
Speaker 2: of this left wing socialist nonsense, just because you have
Speaker 2: a disdain for Donald Trump the person. Look at the
Speaker 2: policies and vote policy, don't vote character. I realize we
Speaker 2: have a weird choice here. Lesser of two evils Donald
Speaker 2: Trump demonstrably lesser of two evils, and in fact, there's
Speaker 2: some good, solid reasons to vote for him. Look at
Speaker 2: his record into the four years he was presidency, in
Speaker 2: spite of the onslaught that he faced throughout the entire time.
Speaker 2: You know, I would suggest that illustrate that you know,
Speaker 2: in spite of your problems with him, he is a
Speaker 2: man of character. He can stand up to that. Who
Speaker 2: among us could handle that. There are people won't even
Speaker 2: get into a political conversation for fear of having to
Speaker 2: you know, Oh my god, it's going to end up
Speaker 2: in an argument. Someone's gonna hate me. Man. He has
Speaker 2: been beaten around the head and shoulders constantly, and he
Speaker 2: keeps standing back up and fighting back again. I think
Speaker 2: that an illustration of solid character. But don't forget the
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Speaker 2: going to join the program today at eight o five
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Speaker 9: This vision of hers mandatory gun buybacks. It is as
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Speaker 2: Six thirty one fifty five KRC DE Talk station, A
Speaker 2: very happy Monday to you get out and vote one
Speaker 2: more day. And I have to ask out loud before
Speaker 2: I get to RJ. Thank you for calling ar JB Well,
Speaker 2: hold on one moment. Let we get this out of
Speaker 2: my system. Because the I four seventy one bridge closure
Speaker 2: as a result of a fire in the park beneath it.
Speaker 2: Noticed that it rained that day. At least my recollection
Speaker 2: was that the ground was a little bit moist. Anyway,
Speaker 2: someone it was reported that the malts just what spontaneously
Speaker 2: caught on fire? What is it like a drummer from
Speaker 2: spinal tap or something. No one has suggested arson yet
Speaker 2: I'm saying it out loud because I have my suspicions.
Speaker 2: How does a fire that large just happen? Anyway, Moving on, RJ.
Speaker 2: Thanks for indulging me while I got that out of
Speaker 2: my system. Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 19: Hello, Brian bo I got on there quick.
Speaker 2: Yees, sir, be there, Yeah, waiting for you. Yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 19: Yeah.
Speaker 25: I was talking to you're a screener a little bitter
Speaker 25: earlier about the fact that in fact I have I
Speaker 25: know you were talking earlier about encouraging people to vote
Speaker 25: and to vote early, and also to communicate with their
Speaker 25: friends and relatives about voting for particular candidates. I sent
Speaker 25: some emails out to about seven or eight my family members.
Speaker 25: My family's pretty much lives in Cleveland, and I sent
Speaker 25: some emails out He's made some phone calls, didn't get
Speaker 25: much response. In fact, when I spoke to my mother,
Speaker 25: who I had sent an email to, she kind.
Speaker 16: Of like, uh, like like it's.
Speaker 13: It's like, oh, you can't, you can't talk to people about.
Speaker 4: That those things. See.
Speaker 19: Yeah, yeah, I'm encouraging people to vote for Bernie Marino
Speaker 19: for senator. Honestly, if I ask people a voute for
Speaker 19: Trump and my family, they're going to get angry. And
Speaker 19: I think he's gonna win Ohio anyway.
Speaker 2: That's the thing that built in anger response. They've been
Speaker 2: working on this now for like six years, so that
Speaker 2: your media, right, Donald Trump, Oh my god, I can't
Speaker 2: talk about talking about really seriously. I mean, we're adults
Speaker 2: here for God.
Speaker 19: But it's like they don't want they It's like they
Speaker 19: don't want you to talk talk about politics with them
Speaker 19: and any discussion. You know, maybe there are people that
Speaker 19: want to reach that that are open to that discussion,
Speaker 19: but I don't know who they are. So I'm making
Speaker 19: a general email to send the people. And also I
Speaker 19: did make a few phone calls to see if they
Speaker 19: have read my email, and I got a I got
Speaker 19: a couple of my nieces that responded back to me
Speaker 19: and said, yeah, we saw that both.
Speaker 2: Why would they want to go on record because someone
Speaker 2: might have a record of them saying that they're going
Speaker 2: to vote conservative and oh my god, that's going to
Speaker 2: put them on some kind of terrorist watch list, right
Speaker 2: are Jay?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 19: So I sent two emails. I sent one out on
Speaker 19: October seventh suggesting people to vote for Bernie Marino and
Speaker 19: indicating his policies, and then I said another one about
Speaker 19: it on October the seventeenth, saying I have voted last week,
Speaker 19: and I would encourage you to vote for Bernie Dorino
Speaker 19: and this is why you shouldn't vote for Sherek Brown.
Speaker 19: These are his policies and he had actually been a senator,
Speaker 19: and these are not things that you would typically like.
Speaker 19: So here I have indicated my reasons. Good, and that's
Speaker 19: about all I can do.
Speaker 2: But you did something. The important thing is you reached
Speaker 2: out and you tried. And if everyone did that at
Speaker 2: the risk of alienating someone who is a blood relative
Speaker 2: and might just decide to cut ties with the over politics,
Speaker 2: that's just yeah.
Speaker 3: But do it.
Speaker 19: And maybe they've listened. I don't know, you know, maybe
Speaker 19: they're maybe they've listened. But they but they're not they're
Speaker 19: not anxious to get back to me about it.
Speaker 14: It's like, okay, well, you.
Speaker 19: Know, we don't want we don't want to know that
Speaker 19: you're talking to us about this, So I.
Speaker 2: Don't I know, I do know, r You know.
Speaker 19: After this week I'm most to go home for Thanksgiving.
Speaker 13: It's too late that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, collection's over.
Speaker 2: Well hopefully so people people.
Speaker 19: Can tolerate me bothering. I'm once every four years for
Speaker 19: about two weeks. I don't think that's too much to
Speaker 19: ask my family.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. And if everybody acted like RJ and
Speaker 2: just reached out to maybe six, eight, ten how many
Speaker 2: people and just tried. You know, if you don't try,
Speaker 2: you don't know if it's going to make a difference.
Speaker 2: But by at least trying, you know, someone may say,
Speaker 2: oh there's no way, and fine that there's no way,
Speaker 2: try or not. But if you try, you may flip someone.
Speaker 2: You may get them to think about it. I mean,
Speaker 2: you know, consider my position. I talk about this every
Speaker 2: single day Monday through Friday for four hours, and every
Speaker 2: time I'm with people out and about, we're talking politics.
Speaker 2: You know what, it's a wonderful thing. It hasn't impacted me.
Speaker 2: I mean, if someone wants to draw a conclusion that
Speaker 2: they hate me because of my discussion about politics, my
Speaker 2: endeavors to be logical and reasonable about politics, my concern
Speaker 2: over things like the monetary and fiscal situation in our country.
Speaker 2: That's a problem whether you're a Democrat or Republican. We
Speaker 2: spend too much damn money in federal government, and you
Speaker 2: can't tell me that's not the case. And we're paying
Speaker 2: almost a trillion dollars in debt service. That's a fact.
Speaker 2: And whatever you want from government, that right there stands
Speaker 2: in the way of what you're trying to accomplish. So
Speaker 2: wouldn't you want someone who's maybe a little more fiscally responsible.
Speaker 2: And sadly Donald Trump didn't demonstrate as much fiscal responsible
Speaker 2: as I would one, But at least to you, you've
Speaker 2: got a bar to compare it to. And that's the
Speaker 2: last three and a half, coming up on four years
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Speaker 2: Six forty three fifty five KAR see the talk station
Speaker 2: five three seven hundred eight two three Talk nine five
Speaker 2: fifty on AT and T phones. One final word from
Speaker 2: Nicky Haley Wall Street Journal. She's basically an open letter
Speaker 2: to everybody. I think she makes some valid points. Say
Speaker 2: what you want about Nicki Haley.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 2: She appreciates that we do have a choice here and
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump is a better choice, pointing out at
Speaker 2: the outset. And millions of people love Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: millions of people hate him. Each group's going to vote accordingly.
Speaker 2: But there are also millions whose views on Trump are mixed.
Speaker 2: They like much of what he did as president, and
Speaker 2: agree with most of his policies, but they dislike his
Speaker 2: tone and can't condone his excesses, such as, for example,
Speaker 2: conduct on January sixth, twenty twenty one. Although I disagree
Speaker 2: with her on that conclusion because he didn't do anything
Speaker 2: that wasn't within his rights of free speech. But beyond that,
Speaker 2: this third group of Americans will determine whether the former
Speaker 2: president returns to the White House. To that group, I
Speaker 2: Niggi HELI. You'll point out that Trump isn't the only
Speaker 2: one of the bout. This election isn't a referendum on him.
Speaker 2: It's a choice between him and Kamala Harris. I don't
Speaker 2: agree with mister Trump one hundred percent of the time,
Speaker 2: but I do agree with him most of the time.
Speaker 2: I disagree with Miss Harris nearly all of the time.
Speaker 2: That makes this an easy call. Here are the facts
Speaker 2: most relevant to me, Nikki Helly. Americans today, on average,
Speaker 2: face some thirteen thousand dollars in higher annual costs than
Speaker 2: they did four years ago. Prices are nearly everything, food, gasoline,
Speaker 2: utility bills, insurance have gone up, and this is the
Speaker 2: direct result of the Biden Harris agenda, which stoked inflation
Speaker 2: and stuck families with the bill. Americans are stuck with
Speaker 2: another bill too, the national debt. It's reached nearly thirty
Speaker 2: six trillion, thanks in part to Miss Harris tie breaking
Speaker 2: votes on the grossly misnamed American Rescue, Planned and Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act. Despite its title, the latter is still boosting inflation.
Speaker 2: Its estimated price tag has more than doubled since Biden
Speaker 2: signed it, and it's found funding prints projects that are
Speaker 2: largely stalled, as President Harris will make America's fiscal crisis
Speaker 2: even worse. Then there's a national security The Biden Harris
Speaker 2: agenda has made the world far more dangerous. Our southern
Speaker 2: border is our most pressing security threat. Mister Biden and
Speaker 2: Miss Harris have made it dramatically worse. The debacle in
Speaker 2: Afghanistan not only created a new terrorist state, it also
Speaker 2: signaled weakness that sparked Russia's war against Ukraine. Their appeasement
Speaker 2: of Iran has enriched that despotic regime and emboldened it
Speaker 2: to pursue war with Israel through its terrorist proxies. In
Speaker 2: the administration's weakness towards China has done nothing to impede
Speaker 2: the Communist p ours expansion at our expense. This is
Speaker 2: the world that Biden Harris failures have given us for
Speaker 2: the for in the last four short years. Trump administration
Speaker 2: would be different. It wouldn't be perfect, But I agree
Speaker 2: with mister Trump that we need to keep taxes low
Speaker 2: and cut them more. I agree that we need to
Speaker 2: roll back trillions of dollars in special interest handouts. I
Speaker 2: agree that we need to expand American energy to empower
Speaker 2: our families and job creators while making us less dependent
Speaker 2: on foreign energy. It might, i Brian Thomas interjet to
Speaker 2: make the prices of our electricity lower. Yes, I agree
Speaker 2: with mister Trump that Americans should be strong, far stronger
Speaker 2: than we are today. When he was president, Russia did
Speaker 2: and invade another country around was on its heels trying
Speaker 2: to receive serious pushback from for the first time in decades,
Speaker 2: and our southern border was more secure. The world is
Speaker 2: unsafe under Biden Harris, and we shouldn't expect that to
Speaker 2: change under a Harris administration. These are enormous difference that
Speaker 2: will affect the lives of every American and much of
Speaker 2: the world. Will mister Trump do some things I don't
Speaker 2: like in the second term. I'm sure he will. If
Speaker 2: that was the question before voters, then I imagine mister
Speaker 2: Trump would lose. But that isn't the question in any election.
Speaker 2: No politician gets everything right. For those of us clear
Speaker 2: eyed enough to see mister Trump's flaws and honest enough
Speaker 2: to acknowledge him, the question is whether we're better off
Speaker 2: with his policies or his opponents on taxes, spending, inflation, immigration, energy,
Speaker 2: and national security. The candidates are miles apart. Mister Trump
Speaker 2: is clearly the better choice. Excellent points from a woman
Speaker 2: that many of my listeners disagree with from time to time.
Speaker 2: Take it under consideration, Nick, hang on your calls first
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Speaker 2: Thanks you to Nick for holding over the break there. Nick,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the fifty five KRC Morning Show.
Speaker 22: Thanks Brian. I just want to say for anybody who
Speaker 22: still thinks you're about politics. It's timeless account. Democrats, minos
Speaker 22: and their allies have borrowed trillions of dollars in your
Speaker 22: name and they're spending it to destroy your country and
Speaker 22: your freedom on endless wars, abortions, other violent times, environmental
Speaker 22: and energy hoaxes, manufactured racial hatred, and drug and child trafficking.
Speaker 22: They censor what you're reading here, and they're working to
Speaker 22: take your guns away in Ohio. Their issue one would
Speaker 22: make your right to vote almost worthles. They will continue
Speaker 22: on of this until you stop them. But you don't
Speaker 22: need to take a bullet or spend a billion of
Speaker 22: ye round dollars like Donald Trump has done. You just
Speaker 22: need to go them on vote and did time and
Speaker 22: by the best you can.
Speaker 2: Nick Well stated, man, you've been working on that for
Speaker 2: a while. It sounds like something to me.
Speaker 22: It's like I've been thinking about that a bit.
Speaker 2: Well it it's like a closing argument.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: That was really good. Thank you, thanks for towing to
Speaker 2: the program and sharing your thoughts. I have no argument
Speaker 2: with any of them. That's good. Real quick here. I
Speaker 2: saw this on Zero Head Dictator. Because everybody says Trump's
Speaker 2: going to be dictator. Come on, gonna take away the
Speaker 2: democracy to stake here, even though we live in a republic.
Speaker 2: Here all the times did Harrison Biden administration did exactly
Speaker 2: what used you served power from other branches ago government
Speaker 2: to enact their own version of what they wanted, in
Speaker 2: spite of the fact that this wasn't approved by the rest.
Speaker 2: Harris Biden administration extended the eviction moratorium after COVID abusing
Speaker 2: their emergency powers at the expensive well private property rights.
Speaker 2: They use vaccine vaccine mandates for workers because their patients
Speaker 2: had run thin. This was struck down by the courts
Speaker 2: as unconstitutional. Our constitution gives a legislative branch power to
Speaker 2: pass laws. The administration was not able to cancel student
Speaker 2: loan debt by getting Congress to voter to Bible to
Speaker 2: do so. So Joe Biden and Kamala Harris did exactly
Speaker 2: that out of fiat. They did this after the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court said it was unconstitutional. Twice in violation of our
Speaker 2: First Amendment. They tried to enact a disinformation governing board.
Speaker 2: A sense of your free speech. Going back to this
Speaker 2: last caller's point, Ultimately, the public backlash so great that
Speaker 2: they scrapped the project at least for now to executive
Speaker 2: FIAT and death by regulation. They have up and our
Speaker 2: energy policies, making our emergency oil reserves drop to the
Speaker 2: lowest they've been since nineteen eighty four. They killed the
Speaker 2: Keystone Pipeline. They divide court ruins and continue to opt
Speaker 2: out against holding oil drilling sales. They threatened course social
Speaker 2: media companies to silence the speech of American citizen because
Speaker 2: they didn't agree with the position of the government that
Speaker 2: violated the First Amendment. Thement administration this one has absolutely
Speaker 2: zero respect for property rights and publicly announced that they
Speaker 2: pledged to protect thirty percent of land and water by
Speaker 2: twenty thirty. Call it a land grab. Very dictatorial. They've
Speaker 2: purposely ignored our immigration laws, allowing thirteen plus million people
Speaker 2: into the country, willfully fail into uphold deportation orders by
Speaker 2: letting them lapse. They've failed to secure our border and
Speaker 2: have allowed four hundred and twenty five thousand known or
Speaker 2: suspected criminals into the country. They've targeted parents were protesting
Speaker 2: at their children's school board meetings and violation of the
Speaker 2: First Amendment rights of free speech, and have had FBI
Speaker 2: place them on a watch list if targeted pro life
Speaker 2: demonstrators and thrown them in prison while letting pro abortion
Speaker 2: activists burn down clinics. Executive branch had to faithfully execute
Speaker 2: the laws without bias. They failed to do that, and
Speaker 2: finally they were not able to pass any legislation in
Speaker 2: Congress to force their transgender agenda into the school system,
Speaker 2: so they passed it by executive fiat, and the court
Speaker 2: struck down much of that at least at this point.
Speaker 2: There you have it. Remember when Donald Trump did all that?
Speaker 2: Oh that's right, you don't because he did in six
Speaker 2: fifty six, coming in six fifty seven. Christopher Smitheman in
Speaker 2: the Smith event at seven twenty. We had some time
Speaker 2: between now and then. We can stick around.
Speaker 3: You use two November at the top ten thirty past.
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Speaker 2: Seven six Here at fifty five air seed de talk
Speaker 2: station Happy trying to make it any way, Ay Monday
Speaker 2: now feeling real happy myself, and I apologize it really
Speaker 2: has loss to do with the election, and I had
Speaker 2: mentioned this earlier in the program. I'm just trying to
Speaker 2: explain myself for feeling the way I do. I started
Speaker 2: at Keto diet a week ago tomorrow, and that so
Speaker 2: called keto flu kicked in over the weekend. I've walked
Speaker 2: around in a daze fatigue. I couldn't eat anything that
Speaker 2: was supposedly keito friendly. It just nothing appealed to me.
Speaker 2: So as one of my listeners was reaching out to me,
Speaker 2: said he's been through it himself. He's fighting cancer as well,
Speaker 2: and that's one of the reasons I'm trying this out
Speaker 2: because of the effect sugar has on cancer cell growth
Speaker 2: and that plus I wanted to lose weight. So by
Speaker 2: saying it out loud, I'm hoping my out loud words
Speaker 2: will encourage me to stick this out as I get
Speaker 2: through this downside part health benefits. You know, you can
Speaker 2: make your own arguments against it, but at least I'm
Speaker 2: trying to give it a shot. So if I sound
Speaker 2: a little down, don't think it's because I'm disheartened or
Speaker 2: believe that the fix is in, although many people believe
Speaker 2: it is. Most recent polling started out this morning talking
Speaker 2: about that show the race is tightening, and of course
Speaker 2: the Iowa poll can be completely disregarded. Hell when you
Speaker 2: have mainstream left wing media outlets also pointing out that
Speaker 2: there was nothing reliable about that one and a fifteen
Speaker 2: point swing to Harris over the past couple of weeks. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm not buying into that nonsense. But most all the
Speaker 2: other polling does show the race tightening, and you can
Speaker 2: believe it if you want, maybe just many you know,
Speaker 2: I get this all the time for my conspiracy theorist
Speaker 2: or pattern observer friends. Poles tighten. It justifies perhaps some
Speaker 2: Shenanigans that they might be able to get away with. Well,
Speaker 2: look at the polling. This shouldn't be surprising to you,
Speaker 2: as the Department of Justice busily works to try to
Speaker 2: undermine the efforts that many states have gone through to
Speaker 2: ensure the integrity of the election. Just happened yesterday. Pennsylvania
Speaker 2: Supreme Court had decided with the Republican Party about this
Speaker 2: mail in ballot dispute. I can't believe this has even
Speaker 2: gone on. Pennsylvania Supreme Court just shut down and efforts
Speaker 2: to allow mail in ballots that did not have a
Speaker 2: handwritten date to be counted in the election. This ruling
Speaker 2: overturns a decision from the Commonwealth Court finding that the
Speaker 2: state law requiring state law on the books requires handwritten data.
Speaker 2: They said was unconstitutional. So the Pennsylvania GFP appealed to
Speaker 2: rule into the State Supreme Court and now undated mail
Speaker 2: in ballots will not be counted, which is what the
Speaker 2: state law requires. That they even went to court on
Speaker 2: this is kind of weird, and you know what, the judge,
Speaker 2: Kevin Dharty, Justice actually admonished the Commonwealth courts for even
Speaker 2: having to go through the process. Quote, this court will
Speaker 2: neither pose nor countenance substantial alterations to existing laws and
Speaker 2: procedures during the penancey e of an ongoing election. We
Speaker 2: said those carefully chosen words only weeks ago, yet they
Speaker 2: apparently were not heard by the Commonwealth Court, the very
Speaker 2: court where the bulk of election litigation unfolds. The Justice
Speaker 2: wrote today's order, which I joined rights the ship and
Speaker 2: sends a loud message to all courts in this Commonwealth
Speaker 2: and declaring we would not countenance substantial alterations to existing
Speaker 2: laws and procedures during the penance even ongoing election. We
Speaker 2: said what we meant, and we meant what he said
Speaker 2: or what we said that strong language from the Supreme Court.
Speaker 2: After the ruling, RNC Chairman Michael Wattley said, you know,
Speaker 2: the Pennsylvania Supreme Court upheld of the law, upheld the law,
Speaker 2: and the dated ballot requirement will be in effect for
Speaker 2: our election. The Democrats have repeatedly tried to eliminate this
Speaker 2: important ballot safeguard and we have to stopped them each time.
Speaker 2: We are committed to protecting critical ballot safeguards to ensure
Speaker 2: every ballot is cast and counted properly, and will continue
Speaker 2: to fight across Pennsylvania to protect the vote. So you
Speaker 2: got there. The law says what it says, and this
Speaker 2: isn't COVID nineteen lockdown, a stereo time where Pennsylvania was
Speaker 2: one of the most egregious states for literally changing voting
Speaker 2: laws without legislative action. I think I railed about that
Speaker 2: one more than any other state than engaged in that practice.
Speaker 2: Who's trying to cheat? Crazy and who's trying to cover
Speaker 2: a record? Comin Harris doing the five age of dodgeball
Speaker 2: since she was anointed to take over for Joe Biden,
Speaker 2: who was so far behind the polls they knew the
Speaker 2: writing was on the wall. There was nothing they could
Speaker 2: do except get rid of Joe Biden and throw Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris in the mix. So the other day she wouldn't
Speaker 2: say how she voted on the Keep ballot measure in
Speaker 2: the state of California, which would reverse criminal justice reforms
Speaker 2: that have been approved, those reforms which of course decriminalized
Speaker 2: basically shoplifting up the nine hundred and fifty bucks justice.
Speaker 2: Joe Dieters called the program earlier to point that out,
Speaker 2: not about Kamala Harrison where she is on this particular provision.
Speaker 2: But you know what, if you lose the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: to a bunch of leftists, this is the kind of
Speaker 2: thing that comes about. And if you lose a tough
Speaker 2: on crime prosecutor, I will fill in the blank because
Speaker 2: he's not allowed to endorse. Vote for Melissa Powers here
Speaker 2: in Hamilton County anyway, when asked about the ballot initiative, nah,
Speaker 2: she said, well, just the other day, she said she
Speaker 2: had filled out her mail in ballot and was on
Speaker 2: its way, and it was on its way to California
Speaker 2: meanings she had cast a vote, so they asked her
Speaker 2: about this particular provision which would reverse the decriminalization of
Speaker 2: crime in California. Am I boiled down version of what
Speaker 2: it means? Her statement, I'm not going to talk about
Speaker 2: the vote on that, because honestly, it's the Sunday before
Speaker 2: the election, and I don't intend to create an endorsement
Speaker 2: one way or another around it. Really, really, you won't
Speaker 2: admit how you voted on that particular piece of legislation,
Speaker 2: even though you were all about that kind of thing,
Speaker 2: defunding the police and you know, funding bailout organizations and
Speaker 2: the like, getting rid of crime. Because it was somehow
Speaker 2: racist to prosecute people for ripping off stores, Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you say out loud where you are on that, maybe
Speaker 2: you could just sort of backpel in an effort to
Speaker 2: appeal to more conservative minded folks out there, and even
Speaker 2: people in your own state who've been dealing with runaway,
Speaker 2: rampant crime. The decriminalization, refusal to prosecute drug abusers and users,
Speaker 2: and of course this decriminalization of act actual outright theft
Speaker 2: if it was bad for California, and this initiative has legs.
Speaker 2: Maybe you could use your nova or your yes vote
Speaker 2: on reform to serve as an illustration that you are
Speaker 2: in fact tough on crime. But I think we can
Speaker 2: all draw easily a conclusion that that is not the
Speaker 2: way she voted, and she likes the status quo in California,
Speaker 2: which is will criminal activity run a muck? Proposition thirty
Speaker 2: six is what we're talking about here. If it would pass,
Speaker 2: it will make the crime of shoplifting a felony for
Speaker 2: repeat offenders, and increased penalties for some drug charges, including
Speaker 2: those involving fentanyl. Would also give judges the authority to
Speaker 2: order people with multiple drug charges to get treatment. That
Speaker 2: is a valuable component that here in Hamilton County. You know,
Speaker 2: you can choose drug court. You can choose to go
Speaker 2: through treatment, or you can get prosecuted and go to jail.
Speaker 2: You got a choice here. Isn't it better to get
Speaker 2: people into treatment and therefore off this constant battle with
Speaker 2: addiction by getting some good services that will help people
Speaker 2: beat the addiction or at least give them a leg
Speaker 2: up in doing so. You gotta try, or they're going
Speaker 2: to be addicted for the rest of their lives until,
Speaker 2: of course, the fentanyl finally kills them now. Opponents of this,
Speaker 2: including Democratic state leaders, presumably Kamala Harris, social justice groups,
Speaker 2: that the proposal would disproportionately imprison poor people and those
Speaker 2: with substance used rather than target ring leaders who hire
Speaker 2: large groups of people to steal goods for them to
Speaker 2: resell online. Those ring leaders wouldn't be there if you
Speaker 2: didn't decriminalize the theft of things nine hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: dollars in the less, you've created the opportunity for well
Speaker 2: organized crime. Yes, and they will take advantage of people
Speaker 2: on drugs and poor people to their advantage people who
Speaker 2: might not otherwise rip off stores because well, they're now
Speaker 2: organized and they've made it well financially viable to actually
Speaker 2: steal things. Because the criminal organizations then take the things
Speaker 2: from the people who stole them, drug abusers and people
Speaker 2: on lives margins and sell them themselves, as opposed to
Speaker 2: forcing those on the front lines that go out and
Speaker 2: figure out a way to peddle them in the streets.
Speaker 2: This is the reality of stupid policy. So they tried it,
Speaker 2: and now they're trying to unring the bell. Why because
Speaker 2: it didn't work, Which has been happening all across the
Speaker 2: left wing states and cities who have well defunded the
Speaker 2: police and you know, haven't been prosecuting criminals. They see
Speaker 2: their cities going to hell in a handbasket, and so
Speaker 2: you like, look at Washington State doing the same thing,
Speaker 2: trying to unring the bell. They tried it, so you
Speaker 2: can say, well, give them props for trying anyway, but
Speaker 2: we've come to the realization that those efforts were absolutely
Speaker 2: an epic failure and we are all more miserable because
Speaker 2: of its shops of clothes businesses as have left. There
Speaker 2: are fewer job opportunities for people on the front, you know,
Speaker 2: like folks who don't have education is to get their
Speaker 2: leg up and start with the job. Sorry, those businesses
Speaker 2: have closed, and then when you throw inflation on top
Speaker 2: of it, it makes it even more challenging, most notably
Speaker 2: for well cities that have gone to hell in a
Speaker 2: handbasket to even stay open. Kamala Harris won't let you
Speaker 2: know where she is on that issue, which allows me
Speaker 2: to conclude that she's against Prop. Thirty six and the
Speaker 2: reforms that will bring back some measure of sanity to
Speaker 2: that I feel sorry for that state of many levels
Speaker 2: seven sixteen Right now forty five cast the talk station.
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Speaker 13: a wonderful husband. And I'm very excited. I am excited
Speaker 13: about the race tomorrow, and I hope to give my
Speaker 13: best closing argument around a few things and so that
Speaker 13: you know voters who are out there, who are going
Speaker 13: to be showing up to the polls, like over in
Speaker 13: Sailor Park here in Cincinnati, one of our fifty two
Speaker 13: great neighborhoods. But it's kind of like the Dow Jones
Speaker 13: being Sailor Park is the S and P five hundred,
Speaker 13: that Russell two thousand. You know, they really give me
Speaker 13: kind of a heartbeat on what direction this election is
Speaker 13: going in. So it's gonna be very interesting when I'm
Speaker 13: talking to voters tomorrow. But here's a couple of things
Speaker 13: I want to dive into the lies of the weekend
Speaker 13: now again, I don't want someone to listen to this
Speaker 13: and say, O, Smitherman's on one side or the other.
Speaker 13: Look at me as a referee during the most exciting
Speaker 13: soccer game of your life. And I'm watching the game
Speaker 13: and I'm throwing right now a red card. Red cart
Speaker 13: was the mainstream media saying that former Donald Trump tried
Speaker 13: to say he was going to assassinate Liz Cheney. They
Speaker 13: spent the entire weekend promoting this narrative. All I did
Speaker 13: is went and listened to what he said, and what
Speaker 13: he said was in a nutshell is Look, I'm not
Speaker 13: a warmonger, but she is right, and her father is.
Speaker 13: And here's the bottom line. They won't send themselves to war,
Speaker 13: nor will they send their own kids, and so guns
Speaker 13: will be pointing at them. They don't have the courage
Speaker 13: for that. So guess what, I'm not going to send
Speaker 13: the sons and daughters of Americans to war and that's
Speaker 13: it's critical. Now, he didn't say it the way I
Speaker 13: said it, but that's the context of what he was
Speaker 13: talking about. He didn't say he was going to kill
Speaker 13: Liz Cheney, but the mainstream media spent the weekend saying
Speaker 13: that over and over again. We is just a lie.
Speaker 13: They get a rit card.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And you know what was really revealing to me,
Speaker 2: and I know my listeners know that some years ago
Speaker 2: Drudger Report, which used to be a rather conservative leaning
Speaker 2: news web dumb site, went all full on liberal. The
Speaker 2: headlines in bold caps on the page I believe it
Speaker 2: was on Friday, was Trump suggests executing Liz Cheney. I
Speaker 2: mean was worse. I mean that direct, and he didn't
Speaker 2: even suggest any remotely close to that. And yet that's
Speaker 2: the way the words got twisted into that argument that
Speaker 2: was made over the weekend. It was ridiculous. And again
Speaker 2: I'll point out there were even left wing organizations and outlets.
Speaker 2: I know that the ones that tend to echo that
Speaker 2: comment more and more, but there are even many of
Speaker 2: them said no, no, no, no, just read what he wrote,
Speaker 2: read what he said, or listen to what he said,
Speaker 2: and he not suggests Liz Cheney should be executed. Desperate
Speaker 2: times call for desperate actions, and maybe Christopher, we can
Speaker 2: take some comfort in the idea that they have fallen
Speaker 2: back on, rather than arguing policy, rather than arguing we're
Speaker 2: better off now than we were four years ago, rather
Speaker 2: than looking at the economic and practical reality of where
Speaker 2: we are now. That name calling fascism, you know, racism,
Speaker 2: they just added a bunch of extra that going along
Speaker 2: with racist, misogynist, xenophoab homophobe.
Speaker 3: Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: And they added on he wants to kill people. So
Speaker 2: you know you're smart enough to see through that.
Speaker 13: Yes, And part of the theme right when you listen
Speaker 13: to polls, and I listen to Supreme Court justice soon
Speaker 13: to be again Joe Dieters, who I support and I
Speaker 13: hope people will vote for him along with Melissa Powers
Speaker 13: for Hamilton County Prosecutor. The jury box is in and
Speaker 13: tomorrow's vote. Listen, if you call somebody who really supports
Speaker 13: this is just anecdotally, but if you call somebody who
Speaker 13: really supports former President Donald Trump because of what the
Speaker 13: mainstream media has done, meaning even when the former president
Speaker 13: was almost assassinated, and then the attempted assassination, and then
Speaker 13: the loggate regarding his property, and then the prosecution in
Speaker 13: Manhattan thirty five felonies. The Supreme Court has really thrown
Speaker 13: the case out. But if you're a supporter of former
Speaker 13: President Donald Trump, you really don't support the government. You
Speaker 13: don't trust the government that you have some cloud. So
Speaker 13: if somebody calls up a poster said somebody's doing a
Speaker 13: poll and they say, hey, man, I want to know
Speaker 13: how you're going to vote, most likely that person is
Speaker 13: going to hang the damn phone up. They're not going
Speaker 13: to answer the question. So my point to your listening
Speaker 13: audience is that don't really listen to polls in this
Speaker 13: election because those people who really support former Donald Trump
Speaker 13: have been pushed into the dark corner. They called him hitler,
Speaker 13: they said that he's a fascist. My point is their
Speaker 13: neighbors don't like them to concerned about being fired from
Speaker 13: their jobs. They're not out there saying they support him.
Speaker 13: At is my point, and I'm sharing with you the
Speaker 13: polls are not going to capture what I just described.
Speaker 13: Brian Thomas, You're right, not going to capture.
Speaker 2: You're right, yeah, And I will comment for a pause
Speaker 2: and take a break here, Christopher. Many of the polls
Speaker 2: I saw over the weekend, from the final ones that
Speaker 2: came out, talked about the response rate and the number
Speaker 2: they reach out they call people, and then the percentage
Speaker 2: of people who actually answer the question. If I recall
Speaker 2: the number correctly, one of them was like two point
Speaker 2: nine percent. One of them was like three and change.
Speaker 2: So you call one hundred people and only three people
Speaker 2: actually respond to the poll, you got a problem on
Speaker 2: your hands in terms of reliability, that's for sure. And
Speaker 2: you are onto something in so far as people actually
Speaker 2: out loud supporting Trump, they've been demonized and that means
Speaker 2: you get thrown into the category of nazi. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: can see how that might induce someone to keep their
Speaker 2: mouth shut more with Christopher Smith, aman, pause and let
Speaker 2: me strongly encourage you continue. Christopher.
Speaker 13: Well, look, brother, there's a race tomorrow, There's a local election,
Speaker 13: and I just want to give a shout out before
Speaker 13: I continue to move forward with my with my vent
Speaker 13: and just really respect to all the people that have
Speaker 13: put their names on the ballot out there. Uh, Brian
Speaker 13: Thomas and and are running for office. But we have
Speaker 13: Orlando Sonza who's running for Congress. A good guy. Uh
Speaker 13: went to West Point, so did his wife, father husband.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 13: Smart person.
Speaker 2: Prosecutor. I mean his record is phenomenal.
Speaker 13: It is, and the and the hope is that Warren Cally,
Speaker 13: which is a part of his district. Just to be specific,
Speaker 13: if they can hear me really hammer this this race hard.
Speaker 13: And if they do, uh, they'll pull them over. Joe
Speaker 13: Dieters obviously for the Supreme Court. I've seen a lot
Speaker 13: of nonsense out there in his race. I've worked very
Speaker 13: closely with him for decades when I was the president
Speaker 13: of the Cincinnati and Double ACP always fair, always gave
Speaker 13: us an opportunity to express ourselves to him, and that's
Speaker 13: why you know he was a great prosecutor. But he
Speaker 13: also was hard on crime. And there were times that
Speaker 13: the Cincinnion Double ACP went to Joe Deats and said,
Speaker 13: we want life. He just took this person, took somebody's
Speaker 13: life in one of our fifty two neighborhoods, and our
Speaker 13: families are advocating a hard punishment, and Joe Dieters was
Speaker 13: willing uh to do that. Jim Neil, who was running
Speaker 13: for sheriff and and great person great wife, you know,
Speaker 13: raising two beautiful boys. If you ever went by his
Speaker 13: home and Sailor Park, you know that this was the
Speaker 13: kind of guy you would want running the sheriff's office.
Speaker 13: He's not polished with every speech he gives, but that
Speaker 13: that's what makes him authentic to me, is why I
Speaker 13: trust him being the sheriff. He's just not out there
Speaker 13: this this everyday politician that's you know, throwing all these
Speaker 13: big words around. He's a good guy and I think
Speaker 13: we should give him the nod. And then, of course
Speaker 13: I want to say Melissa Powers. Look if we if
Speaker 13: we lose Melissa Powers, of I'm not exaggerating the counties
Speaker 13: in trouble. We we've got to have law and order
Speaker 13: and we've got to have somebody that's not going to
Speaker 13: play politics with that office. We've seen what has happened
Speaker 13: in Manhattan, New York. Prosecutors can go rogue. We've seen
Speaker 13: what's happened and Georgia. We don't want that kind of
Speaker 13: uh political political politicization of the prosecutor's office. And why
Speaker 13: I've supported and continue to support Melissa Powers. But I
Speaker 13: can say I can give a lot of candidates out
Speaker 13: I think the key thing to say here in closing
Speaker 13: is when you go in and you vote for president,
Speaker 13: a lot of people are drawn to the polls, vote
Speaker 13: down the entire ballot. Don't just vote for president and
Speaker 13: walk out. Don't do what you see these TV shows
Speaker 13: that are telling you to not speak to your spouse,
Speaker 13: lie to your spouse. I've never seen something so crazy
Speaker 13: where the liberals over on the West Coast are running
Speaker 13: TV ads in the Midwest advocating that their spouse lie
Speaker 13: to each other. That's why the divorce rate is sixty
Speaker 13: or seventy percent. That's why on the West Coast they've
Speaker 13: been married four and five different times, because they would
Speaker 13: run a commercial on my TV until a woman or
Speaker 13: a man married, or a partner or anybody that's in
Speaker 13: a relationship to say, I want you to go out
Speaker 13: and lie to your partner about your political persuasion. What
Speaker 13: kind of craziness is that. Brian Thommons at a partner
Speaker 13: of my vent this morning.
Speaker 2: And that's a reflection of what they believe about marriage.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you can't have just a calm discussion
Speaker 2: on the merits of one candidate or another, even if
Speaker 2: you're on different sides of the political Ledger, I don't
Speaker 2: know what your marriage is built on. If you, I
Speaker 2: mean seriously, you're gonna let politics come in the way
Speaker 2: of a marriage, a sacred vow, a commitment for life together,
Speaker 2: for better and for worse. And tomorrow maybe one of
Speaker 2: the worst days, but you're supposed to deal with it
Speaker 2: and at least be able to talk about it. You're right, man, Lie,
Speaker 2: go ahead, Lie. That's gonna get you real far in
Speaker 2: terms of the longevity of a marriage. Let's bring Christopher back.
Speaker 2: It's already seven thirty seven. I fifty five care see
Speaker 2: the talk station. Plumb tight? Plumbing? Is plumbing done?
Speaker 13: Rue?
Speaker 2: Ifty five care? See the talk station continuing our time
Speaker 2: with former Vice mayor of the city since St. Christopher
Speaker 2: Smith and the Smith Event. Glad to have you around
Speaker 2: on a Monday. Christopher makes a day go better and
Speaker 2: I always appreciate your comments. So what else is on
Speaker 2: your mind?
Speaker 13: Well, it's really about just crashing the polls tomorrow. You know,
Speaker 13: the majority of votes, even though early voting has happened,
Speaker 13: You know, most citizens are going to cast or vote
Speaker 13: tomorrow starting at six thirty am across this country. And
Speaker 13: what's most alarming in all of that and that is
Speaker 13: not true for Hamilton County. I got to give a
Speaker 13: shout out to the Hamilton County Board of Elections. I
Speaker 13: don't care how many people show up there, and I
Speaker 13: listen to my good friend and yours, Jim Key for talk,
Speaker 13: and I don't care how how long the lines are,
Speaker 13: or how many people voted in person are, how many
Speaker 13: ballots were sent from the military or other places. Guess what,
Speaker 13: Hamilton County knows how to count votes and that we
Speaker 13: will have our results on the election day. And it's
Speaker 13: been amazing to listen to the governor of Pennsylvania already
Speaker 13: send out, well, man, we don't really count vote, so
Speaker 13: we don't start county early voting until until we close
Speaker 13: the polls, and we don't know whether we're going to
Speaker 13: have a result back. These are the kinds of things
Speaker 13: that undermine our elections. It's not the people, it's the
Speaker 13: it's the process. And so it's amazing to me that
Speaker 13: you know every four years we have a presidential election,
Speaker 13: you know that this elle election is going to be
Speaker 13: the most expensive election in the history of the United States,
Speaker 13: and you tell me that your board of Elections of
Speaker 13: your local local community is not ready and is not
Speaker 13: prepared to count the votes and give the results on
Speaker 13: the same day. Is absolutely shameful, and so I'm going
Speaker 13: to watch this. I think that we will get a
Speaker 13: result because I don't think the map is going to
Speaker 13: look like where the posters are saying the map is
Speaker 13: going to go. Actually, I think things like the hurricane
Speaker 13: are going to impact the elections in North Carolina. I
Speaker 13: think that Lake and Riley's murder by someone who is
Speaker 13: in this country illegal in Georgia has woke up many
Speaker 13: Georgia voters. I think that places like Michigan where you
Speaker 13: have the Israeli Palestinian not Palestinian, but the Israeli Harmas War.
Speaker 13: But you have the largest population of Middle Eastern people
Speaker 13: that live in Dearborn, Michigan, and they voted for the
Speaker 13: Democrats and the last election. I think they're very, very
Speaker 13: concerned about what's happening in this war. They want the
Speaker 13: war to end, and I think you're going to see
Speaker 13: Michigan really be very very tight based on that. My
Speaker 13: point to you is that conversations around cracking are going
Speaker 13: to impact Pennsylvania just like the war, just like what's
Speaker 13: happening with the border, and just like the conversations you
Speaker 13: and I have been having about inflation. That's really what's
Speaker 13: on the ballot. It's not you as my white brother,
Speaker 13: which you are my white brother, me being your black brother,
Speaker 13: which is what this most devicest elections attempted to do
Speaker 13: is separate us on race so that we don't look
Speaker 13: at the public policy that impacts our households every day.
Speaker 13: We have to go in and vote with a clear
Speaker 13: mind tomorrow that it's about the policy, it's about the future,
Speaker 13: it's about your household, it's about your neighborhood. It's about
Speaker 13: having men swimming in pools with your daughter, it's about
Speaker 13: men being in the locker rooms with your daughters. I
Speaker 13: support the LGBTQ plus community. My son is gay, but
Speaker 13: that doesn't mean that I want a transgender person swimming
Speaker 13: with my daughter in a pools. And that is on
Speaker 13: the ballot tomorrow. And my point is that if they
Speaker 13: if we get confused, which is what many of these
Speaker 13: candidates want us to do, and make me look at you,
Speaker 13: my neighbor, as my enemy just because of your race,
Speaker 13: they will win the ballot. They will win the ballot
Speaker 13: box tomorrow. Focus on the issues that are impacting your life,
Speaker 13: and I tell you we will get a great result
Speaker 13: tomorrow across all of the United States of America and
Speaker 13: specifically in Hamilton County.
Speaker 23: Man.
Speaker 2: I love the passion in your voice, Christopher, I truly do.
Speaker 2: And you know you're speaking truth. Man. It's the content
Speaker 2: of one's character, not the color of one's skin. You know,
Speaker 2: you can get along with anybody of any race as
Speaker 2: long as you're not just well a racist. And they've
Speaker 2: certainly stirred the pot of racial division in this country
Speaker 2: for so long. I mean, go back to the Obama administration.
Speaker 2: I just don't understand it. I really don't. We've made
Speaker 2: so much progress in the area of racial relations, and
Speaker 2: so much so that I think anyone of my generation,
Speaker 2: at least up until recently, with younger people, who have
Speaker 2: been taken over by this idea that we're just a
Speaker 2: profoundly irredeemable society and culture that didn't exist not that
Speaker 2: long ago. I think we all played it well quite
Speaker 2: and played together quite nicely. And look on to the
Speaker 2: Trump administration. The highest or the highest employment rate for
Speaker 2: the African American black community, the lowest unemployment rate that
Speaker 2: they've seen. I think in history. That's a plus. That's
Speaker 2: an absolute positive.
Speaker 13: All of those things are positive. But look on the
Speaker 13: issue of immigration. Okay, people come here every single day
Speaker 13: the right way, They follow a process, and they are concerned,
Speaker 13: meaning those who have come to the country legally, are
Speaker 13: concerned about what's happening on the southern border. They're not
Speaker 13: focused on a comedian who made an off colored comment
Speaker 13: at a rally. That's very different than the President of
Speaker 13: the United States of America saying that half of America
Speaker 13: is garbage. Please do not conflate the two. They're very different.
Speaker 13: That's what's so alarming where mainstream media rises a comedian
Speaker 13: to the level to say this person is the same
Speaker 13: as the president of the United States of America and
Speaker 13: they aren't. Brian Thomas, half of America is in garbage
Speaker 13: and the other half is in garbage. I meaning those
Speaker 13: who support the vice president are not bad people. I
Speaker 13: don't look at them as my enemy. I don't think
Speaker 13: anybody should think that the vice president, in my opinion,
Speaker 13: is this horrible, bambastic person, just like anybody who is
Speaker 13: supporting former President Trump. All I'm saying is for the
Speaker 13: in my closing argument for the election tomorrow, and again,
Speaker 13: like I said voters over in Sallor Park, in one
Speaker 13: of our fifty two neighborhoods here in Cincinnati, is focused
Speaker 13: on the damn issues, meaning you want to go in
Speaker 13: and buy a stake and be able to afford it,
Speaker 13: or buy some chicken and be able to afford it,
Speaker 13: or buy some eggs and milk. You want to be
Speaker 13: able to send your kid to a good school, whether
Speaker 13: it's a preschool, whether it's a grade school or a
Speaker 13: high school. You want to be able to have a
Speaker 13: good public system, public school system that works for you. Right.
Speaker 13: You want a police department that is solid that you
Speaker 13: don't have people saying defund the police department or reimagine
Speaker 13: the police department, like my friend Greg Landsman said when
Speaker 13: he served with me on city council and is now
Speaker 13: running for Congress against Alonzo Sanza. You don't want that
Speaker 13: kind of stuff out there because that's what keeps us safe.
Speaker 13: And you certainly don't want someone who makes comments about capitalists,
Speaker 13: which I am, or says things like go to another
Speaker 13: rally when someone talks about Jesus Christ. All of these things,
Speaker 13: in my opinion, matter when you go and vote tomorrow.
Speaker 13: It's not about these wedge issues that mean nothing. Brian
Speaker 13: Thomas in closing, you are my brother, right your family,
Speaker 13: you know you are my sisters. I'm saying to you
Speaker 13: as people, let's focus on the issues as Americans and
Speaker 13: not let them divide us.
Speaker 4: Up.
Speaker 13: Vote for Joe Dieters. I appreciated him dancing on the
Speaker 13: top of a pen as he described the importance of
Speaker 13: the prosecutor's office. I can endorse Melissa Powers. I endorse
Speaker 13: her people out there who think that what I'm saying
Speaker 13: makes sense. Whether you're a Democrat or an independent like
Speaker 13: I am, or whether you're a Republican. Please vote for
Speaker 13: Melissa Powers. Jim Neal and uh tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Thank you brother, family, and love you brother Grandpa for you.
Speaker 2: It's seven fifty right now, fifty five k CD talk station.
Speaker 2: We're gonna hear from Bernie Morainer after the top of
Speaker 2: the our news and something else we should factor into
Speaker 2: the equation the importance of the Senate rate race. Who
Speaker 2: controls the Senate controls the AIGHTO four here, fifty five
Speaker 2: kr CD talk station. Brion Thomas pleased to welcome one
Speaker 2: more time to make his case on why he is
Speaker 2: a superior candidate over shared Brown. Welcome back to the
Speaker 2: fifty five Case Morning Show, Bernie Moreno, it is indeed
Speaker 2: a pleasure to have you back on the show, sir,
Speaker 2: welcome back, and I must observe and I'll let you
Speaker 2: handle this as you see fit, Bernie. But shared Brown
Speaker 2: seems to have been spending the last couple of months
Speaker 2: plus minus however long it's been running away from his
Speaker 2: own record and trying to convince the voters here in
Speaker 2: Ohio that he is something that he is not. He
Speaker 2: is as far liberal as anybody in the Democrat Party,
Speaker 2: and yet he's trying to make a case that he's not.
Speaker 2: Obviously he's on the wrong side of policies and positions. Bernie.
Speaker 26: Well, Brian, you're exactly right. And the reality is the
Speaker 26: people of Ohio just aren't going to buy his bs anymore.
Speaker 4: You know the reality.
Speaker 26: You can imagine if a guy like Bernie Sanders or
Speaker 26: Elizabeth Warren ran for Senate in Ohio, I mean, they
Speaker 26: would be beaten eighty twenty.
Speaker 4: Sharon Brown is right there with him.
Speaker 26: He's just as liberal, if not more, than Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 26: or Bernie Sanders. But he's been trying to pretend he's
Speaker 26: a moderate his time is up. He's a tired old
Speaker 26: commie and it's time for us to retire them. And
Speaker 26: the people of Ohio get to do that tomorrow. And
Speaker 26: if the people of Ohio fire Share Brown, I get
Speaker 26: to fire Chuck Schumer.
Speaker 2: And one of the things, and I'm sure you'll back
Speaker 2: me on this one that we need to keep in mind,
Speaker 2: is we need to get you, Bernie Marino elected to
Speaker 2: the Senate because the balance of the Senate determines what
Speaker 2: gets voted on. You know, the Senate majority leader is
Speaker 2: going to be directing the legislation that gets voted on.
Speaker 2: And we've seen what's been happening of late under the
Speaker 2: current administration.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 26: If you want a secure border, you're going to vote
Speaker 26: for me. If you want an open border, you're going
Speaker 26: to vote for Sharon Brown. If you want to give
Speaker 26: citizenship to all these illegals, you're going to vote for
Speaker 26: Sharon Brown. If you want to deport them, you're going
Speaker 26: to vote for me. If you want to make certain
Speaker 26: that this country becomes an energy superpower that means coal,
Speaker 26: natural gas, oil, nuclear, then you're going to vote for me.
Speaker 26: If you want the Green New Deal, you want to
Speaker 26: get rid of your gas stove, drive an electric scooter
Speaker 26: to work every day. Then Sharon Brown's your guy. If
Speaker 26: you want peace, instability around the world, the end to
Speaker 26: all these endless wars, then you're going to vote for me.
Speaker 26: If you want instability, if you want endless wars, you
Speaker 26: want to send hundreds of billions of dollars to foreign countries,
Speaker 26: Sharon Brown's your guy.
Speaker 2: Well, and most recently, as we know, the distinction between
Speaker 2: the Trump administration demonstrably hard on Iran. Sanctions were working,
Speaker 2: they were back on their heels. Now they're threatening to
Speaker 2: use perhaps nuclear warheads against Israel. I found that to
Speaker 2: be just absolutely beyond troubling. Is we're talking World War
Speaker 2: three kind of stuff here, and that's only happened over
Speaker 2: the past three and a half, coming up on four years.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Absolutely.
Speaker 26: I mean President Trump, like Ronald Reagan, was about peace
Speaker 26: through strength. Sharre Brown, Kamala Harris, and Joe Biden are
Speaker 26: war because of weakness. And what you've seen is again
Speaker 26: not just the Middle East. The reason Ukraine was invaded
Speaker 26: by Russia was because of American weakness from Joe Biden.
Speaker 26: To withdrawal from Afghanistan was a disaster. Kamala Harris was
Speaker 26: asked if she would have done anything differently than Joe Biden.
Speaker 26: She said, nothing comes to mind. I mean, she wouldn't
Speaker 26: have even said, Hey, we shouldn't have allowed twelve to
Speaker 26: fifteen million illegals in this country.
Speaker 4: We shouldn't have done the withdrawal from Afghanistan that led
Speaker 4: to the death of.
Speaker 26: Thirteen Americans, including Max Zoviac from Berlin Heights, Ohio. And
Speaker 26: Shary Brown was right there voting with him one hundred
Speaker 26: percent of the time when it mattered. In fact, Brian,
Speaker 26: you won't even, you can't even and you can't even make.
Speaker 4: This up department. Shara Brown's closing.
Speaker 26: Argument to the people of Ohio is that if you want,
Speaker 26: you reelect him so we can continue to send hundreds
Speaker 26: of billions of dollars to foreign countries. That was his
Speaker 26: pitch up in Cleveland today. It's just it's totally surreal
Speaker 26: that these people don't understand that the job of an
Speaker 26: American elected official is so look out for the interests
Speaker 26: of America and Americans and nobody else.
Speaker 2: And the interest of American Americans includes the preparedness and
Speaker 2: readiness of American military. And I have to be I'm
Speaker 2: of the mind that these woke military policies and this
Speaker 2: woke agenda that they've been shoving down soldiers' throats. Rather
Speaker 2: than a cohesive collective you know, step and step military,
Speaker 2: we have everybody divided by race and sexuality within the military.
Speaker 2: That is exactly opposite of what we need. The numbers
Speaker 2: in terms of recruiting are down precipitously. And to your
Speaker 2: point about funding all these foreign wars, we are desperately
Speaker 2: depleted in terms of our own military supplies like missiles
Speaker 2: and the like, because we've sold them off to everybody else.
Speaker 2: We can't even protect ourselves of this juncture. And well,
Speaker 2: China is a bit of a problem in Taiwan, you know.
Speaker 13: Uh huhuh.
Speaker 26: Well, the reality is we have to rebuild our industrial capacity.
Speaker 26: We've had decades of leadership that is guided the Midwest,
Speaker 26: guided our industrial power and shipped it over to Mexico
Speaker 26: and China, put it in and put us in grave
Speaker 26: danger from a national security perspective, but also crushed a
Speaker 26: lot of working class families, a lot of communities were devastated.
Speaker 4: By these decisions.
Speaker 26: We're going to turn the tide on that. That starts
Speaker 26: with energy dominance, a good tax and regulatory policy for
Speaker 26: companies that employ Americans. And in terms of the military, look,
Speaker 26: we don't have a woke military. We have a woke
Speaker 26: civilian leadership of that military. Point and one of the
Speaker 26: key jobs in the United States Senate is that we're
Speaker 26: in the personnel business. So we get to get rid
Speaker 26: of all those civilians that are introducing all these idiotic
Speaker 26: programs into our military. It's very simple. We want to
Speaker 26: have the most lethal fighting force on the planet with
Speaker 26: a diplomatic core that prevents wars and doesn't put us
Speaker 26: into a situation where we have to use that lethal
Speaker 26: fight force. That strength. That's absolutely peace through strength. That's
Speaker 26: what we're going to restore. That's on the ballot tomorrow, Brian.
Speaker 26: Everybody listening to this early voting is done. It's over
Speaker 26: and ended yesterday. There's no voting today. The polls open
Speaker 26: at six thirty am. You have thirteen hours to vote.
Speaker 26: You need to go out there and cast your vote.
Speaker 26: People have died to give you the right to vote.
Speaker 26: You go out there and do it, and you vote
Speaker 26: like this country depends on it, because it does.
Speaker 2: It most certainly does. And going back to your comments
Speaker 2: about all across the board. Energy policy, which I fully embrace,
Speaker 2: isn't an amazing thing to see California, the so called
Speaker 2: greenest but yet most expensive state to live in terms
Speaker 2: of paying for your energy bill. They're trying to get us,
Speaker 2: the American taxpayers, see the federal government to reimburse them
Speaker 2: to the hole that they've dug themselves in. It hasn't
Speaker 2: work electric vehicles. This is something we do not want
Speaker 2: as an American people. And yet they're forcing automobile companies
Speaker 2: to well go billions of dollars in day we had
Speaker 2: to support something that we're not going to buy. These
Speaker 2: are piling up on the lots. This is what a
Speaker 2: dictatorial government and an all controlling government does, and you're
Speaker 2: offering an alternative solution to that. Bernie Moreno, Yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 26: Look, as you know, I was in a retai automotive business.
Speaker 26: I never had a client that came into the showroom
Speaker 26: and asked me what kind of car share Brown thought
Speaker 26: they should buy. It's their money, it's your money. You
Speaker 26: get to decide whatever Darren car you want to buy.
Speaker 26: And Sharre Brown is all in for this evy madness.
Speaker 4: Which is crazy. It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 26: Again, let the consumers decide, get the government completely out
Speaker 26: of the way. Sharon Brown also voted for the American
Speaker 26: Rescue Plan, which is actually misnamed. It was the California
Speaker 26: Massachusetts in California, I'm sorry, New York Rescue Plan. We
Speaker 26: bailed out those budgets. They were billions of dollars in
Speaker 26: the hole in California and New York. The US taxpayer,
Speaker 26: the people of Ohio bailed them out, and now Sharon
Speaker 26: Brown wants to do that again. You know, they have
Speaker 26: mismanaged their states the point of bankruptcy almost and we
Speaker 26: keep bailing them out. Look, they've got to go out
Speaker 26: there and realize that if they want to have all
Speaker 26: these idiotic policies, then the people of that state are
Speaker 26: going to pay the price until they replace their leaders.
Speaker 26: And that's what we got to do. And Ohio shouldn't
Speaker 26: be bailing out California. That's what Sharon Brown wants exactly.
Speaker 2: And I know it's one of the lesser issues in
Speaker 2: terms of the amount of time dedicated to the media
Speaker 2: ab out of it. I have always been in favor
Speaker 2: of the idea of parents allowing the choice when it
Speaker 2: comes to their children's education. And I know you want
Speaker 2: to empower parents to make education choices. I don't see
Speaker 2: how that bears a political stripe.
Speaker 26: Bernie, Well, let's be honest. School choice exists in America.
Speaker 26: It's just for wealthy people. It doesn't exist for everybody else,
Speaker 26: which is a total travesty. The reality is Sharon Brown
Speaker 26: is supported by the teachers' unions.
Speaker 4: He actually had.
Speaker 26: Randy Weingarten campaigning with him in Ohio. No woman has
Speaker 26: done more to damage education in America than Randy Winingarten.
Speaker 4: She's the one that.
Speaker 26: Forced us to have schools closed during COVID, which set
Speaker 26: us back a generation. So look, the reality is parents
Speaker 26: need to be in charge of their kids' education with
Speaker 26: schools that actually function properly that they don't, parents get
Speaker 26: to leave that school and send their kids to whatever
Speaker 26: school's going to do the best for them.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm a big believer in.
Speaker 26: We're going to get the federal government out of education
Speaker 26: block grant all that money to the states to allow
Speaker 26: states to do what they need to do to empower
Speaker 26: parents and local communities to make educational choices for their kids.
Speaker 26: That's what we're going to get done. I am very
Speaker 26: optimistic Brian that we're going to get this country back
Speaker 26: on track because the American people are just sick and
Speaker 26: tired of being treated like garbage.
Speaker 4: You heard Joe Biden call us that.
Speaker 26: Well, it makes sense because that's what we've been treated
Speaker 26: like for not just for the last four years, but
Speaker 26: for decades, and this election is a rejection of that.
Speaker 26: It puts people, the citizens, back in charge of their government.
Speaker 2: Well, going back, as we've get in part company here,
Speaker 2: Barney Moreno, going back to the initial point, which was
Speaker 2: shared Brown, running from his record, you illustrate a great
Speaker 2: point in so far as the presidential campaign is concerned.
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris is completely running away from everything she stood
Speaker 2: for back in twenty nineteen when she was well trying
Speaker 2: to become president. And this has just become a simple
Speaker 2: question of the Democrats calling Republicans' names, degrading them, demeaning them.
Speaker 2: And that means, in my estimation, they have nothing to
Speaker 2: run on by way of accomplishment. They can't hold anything
Speaker 2: out that's been done over the past three plus years
Speaker 2: to run on. So this is all a race about
Speaker 2: evil Orange man.
Speaker 26: Well, you're way too nice because you're saying they're running
Speaker 26: away from the positions. They're just flat out lying. You're
Speaker 26: just too nice to say that way. They are just
Speaker 26: total on complete liars. If you've noticed, of the hundreds
Speaker 26: of millions of dollars of TV ads run in this race,
Speaker 26: Sharon Brown hasn't done one ad where he says he
Speaker 26: disagrees with me on policies. He doesn't say he disagrees
Speaker 26: with me that we shoul have a secure border, that
Speaker 26: we're pro immigration but pro invasion, that we should have
Speaker 26: American energy dominance, that we che have security around the world.
Speaker 26: He won't attack me from my policies because he knows
Speaker 26: of the right policies for Ohio.
Speaker 4: He's completely against them and.
Speaker 26: Lies about it and instead disparages me. The people of
Speaker 26: Ohio deserve better than Shared Brown. Let's fire him tomorrow,
Speaker 26: empower me to fire Chuck Schumer. And just know, for
Speaker 26: everybody listening to this, Brian, if you advocate for me
Speaker 26: tomorrow with your family and friends, and you get me
Speaker 26: across the finish line, I will advocate for you and
Speaker 26: your family in Ohio for the next six years at
Speaker 26: the United States Senate.
Speaker 2: I know you will. Bernie Moreno dot com in case
Speaker 2: you want to know what he's specifically running on in
Speaker 2: congratulations on the endless list of endorsements. Clearly a superior
Speaker 2: choice to what we've been dealing with with Shared Brown. Bernie,
Speaker 2: best of luck, and I look forward to talking with
Speaker 2: you when you are Senator Bernie Moreno. Thank you, Brian,
Speaker 2: Thank you, sir. Eight sixteen afty five KRC the Talk
Speaker 2: State Doc Tire for your Channel nine first one and
Speaker 2: well afore cast today mostly cloudy and the highest seventy five.
Speaker 2: Overnight it's going to be sixty one low with partly
Speaker 2: clotdie Sky's election day get out in vogue. Partly clotty.
Speaker 2: Rain didn't show up until late evening seventy eight for
Speaker 2: the high. Got some scattered showers over night fifty nine
Speaker 2: and then Wednesday partly sunny day chances showers all day
Speaker 2: seventy for the high. Right now sixty four degrees. Let's
Speaker 2: see what Jason has to say about traffic.
Speaker 17: From the UC Health Traffic Center. Lung cancer scrinting can
Speaker 17: save lives if you're fifty year older and have a
Speaker 17: history of smoking. Called UC's Cancer Center at five one
Speaker 17: three five eighty four l U n g Rack eastbound
Speaker 17: two seventy five at Mostellar two right lanes blocked. You're
Speaker 17: slow all the way back towards seven forty seven. You
Speaker 17: want to stay toward your left south seventy five running
Speaker 17: slow through the Lochlan Split down toward Reagan North seventy
Speaker 17: five in Kentucky, Off and on slow. Kyle's to the
Speaker 17: bridge for seventy one northbound. Your the left lane is
Speaker 17: blocked from Memorial Parkway on up and Jason Earhart on
Speaker 17: fifty five KRC the station, Hey twenty two.
Speaker 2: If you have KCD talk station, better late than never
Speaker 2: normally Brian James Money Monday's Brian James joins the program
Speaker 2: at eight oh five. We heard from Bernie Marino last
Speaker 2: pitch get vote before tomorrow, and I encourage everybody to vote.
Speaker 2: And Brian James all or Financials. Brian James joins the
Speaker 2: show every day to talk money issues on Monday. Welcome back,
Speaker 2: Brian James. Pleasure to have you back on the show.
Speaker 27: Thank you, sir, appreciate digging to talk to you for
Speaker 27: another Monday. And yeah, you're right, get out and vote,
Speaker 27: Get out there and share your opinion.
Speaker 2: Chance you get to do it, no question about it. Well,
Speaker 2: it looks like the Is the Federal Reserve really going
Speaker 2: to cut rates again? The reporting suggests it's going to
Speaker 2: be post election, which I think that's the right thing
Speaker 2: to do, regardless of which way they go, not to
Speaker 2: influence the election by their actions. But are we expecting
Speaker 2: really another cut? Yeah, so what the Federal Reserve does?
Speaker 27: Of course, this is our nation central bank, and they're
Speaker 27: one of their goals is to keep the economy moving
Speaker 27: in a decent clip. And they have moved the meeting
Speaker 27: for those of you who are who attention to a
Speaker 27: lot of details, they did bump it back a couple
Speaker 27: of days. As you pointed out, they didn't explicitly say this,
Speaker 27: but I'd say it's fair to say they don't want
Speaker 27: be accused of affecting the election. Right, So the expectation
Speaker 27: is that rates are going to drop to four point
Speaker 27: six percent this coming Thursday.
Speaker 2: This follows a half point reduction in September.
Speaker 27: And I don't know if you remember this, but but
Speaker 27: just a few weeks ago we talked about how maybe
Speaker 27: there aren't going to be any more rate cuts for
Speaker 27: the rest of this year because the economy at that
Speaker 27: time was starting to look like it might not be
Speaker 27: cooling off. At the same rate, but those fears have
Speaker 27: gone on to be determined unfounded, and so now we're
Speaker 27: just trying to get things back to normal Brian.
Speaker 2: So normally rate cuts are there to.
Speaker 27: Kind of goose the economy, get things going, but now
Speaker 27: we're just trying to put things back to where they were.
Speaker 27: So with inflation having dropped to two point four percent
Speaker 27: in September, that's pretty close to the two percent target
Speaker 27: that they want and Sore this is just kind of
Speaker 27: hopefully that last push to get us back down to
Speaker 27: where we're supposed to be.
Speaker 2: Well, did this most recent not very stellar jobs report
Speaker 2: have an influence on this? Do you think was it
Speaker 2: fourteen thousand? I mean that does seem miserably low.
Speaker 27: Yeah, So the expectation was that employers were going to
Speaker 27: add one hundred thousand jobs in October. So it's not
Speaker 27: sometimes it's not so much the number that resulted, it's
Speaker 27: what we thought the number was going to be and
Speaker 27: then how far off we were. So but instead of
Speaker 27: one hundred thousand jobs, there were only about twelve thousand.
Speaker 27: This had to do with a couple of hurricanes. The
Speaker 27: Boeing strike knocked out about forty four thousand jobs. And
Speaker 27: then there was also a revision from the prior to runs. Right,
Speaker 27: we always revised this data. We announced here's the initial number,
Speaker 27: and then we come back two months later and says
Speaker 27: here's what it was supposed to be. So, yes, you're correct.
Speaker 27: Where we want jobs, we want growth, and so forth.
Speaker 27: But remember it depends on what our goal is. Our
Speaker 27: shorter term goal is to get inflation under control and
Speaker 27: get interest rates back down to where we prefer them
Speaker 27: to be, which again is we want a two percent
Speaker 27: target on inflation.
Speaker 2: And so these job losses, while not good.
Speaker 27: In the long run and the short run, it's a
Speaker 27: sign that the economy is no longer in an inflationary mode.
Speaker 2: Clear enough. And I guess one of the brightsides of
Speaker 2: a lower interest rate I means a whole bunch of them,
Speaker 2: is it may reduce the mortgage interest rate. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a big one.
Speaker 27: And I've had a lot of conversations just through the
Speaker 27: financial planning process of people who had to move for
Speaker 27: one reason or another. Right, Sometimes it's because we want
Speaker 27: a bigger house, but other times it's because of a
Speaker 27: job change, or perhaps you know, maybe somebody's aging and
Speaker 27: needs to get into a home that's better, that's a
Speaker 27: better fit for them or whatever.
Speaker 2: But if a mortgage is.
Speaker 27: Going to be involved, and a lot of people have
Speaker 27: had to get a mortgage, we've all become accustomed to
Speaker 27: the last twenty years of these two and three percent mortgages,
Speaker 27: which is the greatest in history. If you look now,
Speaker 27: you can get a you can get a thirty year
Speaker 27: for about seven percent. Hopefully that'll come down toward the
Speaker 27: end of this week. And historically that that feels painful because,
Speaker 27: like I said, we're sat oils. But ask anybody won
Speaker 27: a house in the nearly eighties. Yeah, me, exactly eighties.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you again, I keep going back eight in
Speaker 2: an eighth on a seven to twenty three balloon. That
Speaker 2: was you know, that's not good. But now you were
Speaker 2: able to manage and it did come back down. We
Speaker 2: refinance ourselves locked in at a much much lower rate,
Speaker 2: which anybody can do.
Speaker 22: Well.
Speaker 2: We're going to find out next more people are shoplifting.
Speaker 2: Who are the shoplifters? Is it organized criminal gangs or
Speaker 2: is it beyond that? More that was Brian James, stick
Speaker 2: around me right back, Shanna nine first one to one,
Speaker 2: Ask got clouds today? For the most part seventy five
Speaker 2: for the high partly cloudie over nineteen sixty one Election
Speaker 2: Day seventy eight partly cloudy rain shows up late evening,
Speaker 2: so after the polls closed, hopefully overcast over night with
Speaker 2: the scattered showers and the low fifty nine Wednesday, partly sunny,
Speaker 2: chance of showers all day, and I have seventy right
Speaker 2: now sixty four Jason. Time for traffic on the UC
Speaker 2: Hell Traffic Center.
Speaker 17: Lung cancer screening can save lives if you're fifty year
Speaker 17: older and have a history of smoking called UC Cancer
Speaker 17: Center five one three, five eighty four.
Speaker 4: Long.
Speaker 17: Big problem right now is but east bound two seventy
Speaker 17: five at Mostellar Cruise have just moved over to the
Speaker 17: right hand side. Those lanes were blocked for about the
Speaker 17: last twenty minutes. Eastbound traffic backed up past seven forty
Speaker 17: seven in northern Kentucky. Not too bad on four seventy
Speaker 17: one this morning. Of course, a lot of that southbound
Speaker 17: traffic now heading over to I seventy five. So the
Speaker 17: northbound lanes that have been trouble off and on slow
Speaker 17: from Memorial Parkway on up because of the left lane
Speaker 17: be had blocked. Jason Earhart on fifty five krc the
Speaker 17: talk station.
Speaker 2: Hey, thirty fifty five KRCD talk station. Election DAYE I
Speaker 2: E Monday. So we're hearing from Brian James from all
Speaker 2: Worth Financial on Money Monday. Real quick, before we get
Speaker 2: to crazy shoplifting epidemic. I'll throw a little curveball with you.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you can handle. I know you saw because
Speaker 2: I did that. The IRS now raised the ketchup contribution.
Speaker 2: They calling you a super catchup for pokes folks sixty
Speaker 2: to sixty three years. That's a pretty substantial increase in
Speaker 2: the amount of money you can put in your four
Speaker 2: to one ks. Yeah, So what the ketchup is.
Speaker 27: The concept of a ketchup has been around for gosh,
Speaker 27: I think twenty years. Yeah, where it was basically, say,
Speaker 27: it was kind of an acknowledgment by the IRS that hey,
Speaker 27: people aren't going to be able to afford to retire
Speaker 27: because social Security has got some issues, the math doesn't
Speaker 27: quite work and so forth. But so the normal catch
Speaker 27: up is seventy five hundred dollars, meaning that anybody over
Speaker 27: fifty can put away thirty thou five hundred into their
Speaker 27: four oh one k.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an extra seventy five hundred over the cap
Speaker 2: that's in place for anybody.
Speaker 27: Yeah, anybody who can fog them here can put away
Speaker 27: about twenty three thousand dollars and then if you're over fifty,
Speaker 27: you get an additional seventy five hundred.
Speaker 2: This is four oh one k limits.
Speaker 27: Now investors age sixty to sixty three can save an
Speaker 27: extra eleven two hundred and fifty for catchup contributions. And
Speaker 27: that came as part of us the Secure Act two
Speaker 27: point zero. The Secure Act is something that pops up
Speaker 27: every now and then. It had a whole bunch of
Speaker 27: moving parts to it, and one of them again is
Speaker 27: the increase in retirement saving. It doesn't quite match what
Speaker 27: that Act was about, but whatever, it just helps us
Speaker 27: kind of make make better progress for ourselves in retirement.
Speaker 2: Well, you see, I understand the reality of trying to
Speaker 2: max out. When you're a young person. You're not making
Speaker 2: as much, so you've missed some opportunities early on. This
Speaker 2: does give you a chance to sort of, you know,
Speaker 2: catch up, but you are deprived the time value of
Speaker 2: money and compounding that you get over the lifetime of savings.
Speaker 2: That's the only thing, absolutely and that really is huge,
Speaker 2: and I try to impress that upon all of my
Speaker 2: client's children, my own children too. It's far better to
Speaker 2: save a bunch now while you're in your twenties. Maybe
Speaker 2: expenses are low because you're still living at home, you
Speaker 2: don't have rent or whatever. Put a bunch of that
Speaker 2: money into your into your four and K, your fourth
Speaker 2: rev your retirement plan. If you can't do that in
Speaker 2: your thirties, because then you are you're beginning to raise kids,
Speaker 2: and you've got a mortgage, you've got some other debts,
Speaker 2: that's okay because you built such a big core and
Speaker 2: that core is going to snowball for forty years. So
Speaker 2: take advantage of whatever you can now. It's okay if
Speaker 2: you have to back off later, but you're right.
Speaker 27: When you're sixty years old, you know that this whole
Speaker 27: point of this is as savers age sixty to sixty
Speaker 27: three can put away a total of thirty four thousand dollars.
Speaker 27: Flks are going to retire within the next five, six,
Speaker 27: seven years, so it's not going to help them as
Speaker 27: much as just someone saving by the older limits in
Speaker 27: their twenties, but.
Speaker 2: At least you get a few years worth of investment,
Speaker 2: which is to me certainly worth it all right, pivoting over.
Speaker 2: Americans are shoplifting. We've seen it all over California. In fact,
Speaker 2: they have a proposition out there to recriminalize thefts under
Speaker 2: nine hundred and fifty bucks for recidiviust. But that's not
Speaker 2: all the people out there in the world who are
Speaker 2: ripping people off, is it now?
Speaker 27: So there's this disorganized mob of people who appear to
Speaker 27: just be stealing because it's fun. So this article references
Speaker 27: the idea that there are people shoplifting who weren't doing
Speaker 27: it before. These aren't professional criminals, it's just regular people,
Speaker 27: some facing economic hardship, inflation, you know, personal struggles, things
Speaker 27: that you wouldn't be shocked if you think about the headlines.
Speaker 27: Of course, it's been tough for the last however many years,
Speaker 27: so people are pushed to that limit, but other people
Speaker 27: are sticking it to the man. Many comments from these,
Speaker 27: of course, people who are remaining anonymous in this article
Speaker 27: talk about going into Whole Foods and grabbing some things
Speaker 27: right out of Jeff Bezos's pocket because Whole Foods is
Speaker 27: now part of the Amazon Empire. Some of them grow
Speaker 27: to great pains to say you know what, I wouldn't.
Speaker 27: I would never do this to a mom and pop business,
Speaker 27: But shoplifting from big, publicly traded companies, that's just accepted.
Speaker 27: I think one of the interesting things in here, Brian,
Speaker 27: it was the reference to tape measures. Apparently tape measures
Speaker 27: are assumed to be free samples. If you walk into
Speaker 27: Lowser home depot, you got to go measure that too.
Speaker 27: By four you walk out with the.
Speaker 2: Tape measure in your pocket. Well, that was complimentary. So
Speaker 2: that's an assumption some of these folks are making. Well,
Speaker 2: you know, if you just I mean, that is certainly
Speaker 2: something that contributes to inflation. If you're cutting into the
Speaker 2: any retailer's margins because you're not paying them for the product,
Speaker 2: that just means they're gonna have to increase the prices
Speaker 2: for everybody else.
Speaker 27: So don't do that, Yeah, exactly, And this is that
Speaker 27: is definitely the knock on effect if you're pulling stuff
Speaker 27: off the shelves. And with regard to the tape measures
Speaker 27: on one industry source said that for every three they
Speaker 27: put on the shelves, one of them is actually sold,
Speaker 27: the other two just vanished into the ether appearance.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that any way, whatever happened to ethics
Speaker 2: and morality and doubt, shout not steel, right?
Speaker 27: I think, yeah, I think people look at what's going
Speaker 27: on at higher levels and decide why can't I do
Speaker 27: that too?
Speaker 2: Indeed, all right, let's pause for rom because the next
Speaker 2: story about Berkshire Hathaway selling off stock has got me
Speaker 2: a little bit worried. We'll see if Brian James can
Speaker 2: alleviate some of my concerns along those lines. Eight thirty
Speaker 2: five Right now, stay right here, fifty five K see
Speaker 2: the talk station.
Speaker 3: Hey everyone.
Speaker 2: Nine first morning weather forecast mostly clowns today seventy five,
Speaker 2: overnight cloudy sixty one, partly cloudy for election day. Late
Speaker 2: evening rain is possible. We'll see high of seventy eight,
Speaker 2: overcasts with scattered showers Tuesday night fifty nine. Wednesday is
Speaker 2: going to be a partly Sunday day with a chance
Speaker 2: of showers all day. I have seventy at sixty five.
Speaker 2: Right now, let's hear about traffic from Jason from the
Speaker 2: U See.
Speaker 17: How traffic center mun cancer screening can save lives. If
Speaker 17: you're fifty year older and have a history of smoking,
Speaker 17: call U see's cancer center at five one three five
Speaker 17: A four l U n G seventy five remains a slowgo.
Speaker 17: That wreck and moss seller was blocking the right two
Speaker 17: lanes for the better part of twenty minutes. The lanes
Speaker 17: are open now, but you still slow back to Route
Speaker 17: four four to seventy one southbound. Obviously the big back
Speaker 17: bridge is closed. If you go across to seventy five
Speaker 17: that would work, or south seventy five not too bad
Speaker 17: heading across the Brent Spencon to northern Kentucky. I'm Jason
Speaker 17: Earhart on fifty five KRC the talk station.
Speaker 2: Just shout of eighty forty fifty five KRCY talk station
Speaker 2: Brian Thomas with Brian James, going a little longer than
Speaker 2: normous since we had Bernie Marino on the top of
Speaker 2: the hour. Brian James, should I be freaked out about
Speaker 2: Burscher Hathaway? Warren Buffett well selling all of his stock
Speaker 2: or a lot of his stock? Is he anticipating a
Speaker 2: market crash as I've read from some sources. Well, Warren
Speaker 2: Buffett knows a thing or two.
Speaker 27: He's been around the block once or twice, and he
Speaker 27: is he is reducing the headline. Is he's reducing some
Speaker 27: of his equity positions big companies like Apple Bank of America,
Speaker 27: and increasing cash reserves to about three hundred and twenty
Speaker 27: five billion dollars.
Speaker 2: So this is I know, he's got his concerns.
Speaker 27: I mean, he references a little bit about times of
Speaker 27: market uncertainty. I don't know when the market is ever
Speaker 27: not uncertain. Who am I to argue with Warren Buffett?
Speaker 27: But there's never certainty. At the same time, the other
Speaker 27: thing that's happening here in the background is capital gains
Speaker 27: rates are going to go up for the mere fact
Speaker 27: that the Tax Cut Act of twenty seventeen is going
Speaker 27: to expire. So in twenty twenty, twenty twenty six, we're
Speaker 27: going to see capital rates, capital gains rates go up.
Speaker 27: He's already at a twenty one percent rate anyway, which
Speaker 27: is most people pay fifteen percent on long term capital gains.
Speaker 27: But obviously he's got a few more bucks in his file,
Speaker 27: so his company pays more than twenty one percent. So
Speaker 27: that's more of a reaction to what's coming and a
Speaker 27: little bit of a response to what's happening in his business.
Speaker 27: So about twenty five percent of his revenue Brian comes
Speaker 27: from the insurance industry, and obviously with hurricane season, you know,
Speaker 27: being in full till a couple of weeks ago, the
Speaker 27: company has taken a hit. So he's just moving the
Speaker 27: furniture around that that you know that he is the
Speaker 27: way he feels he needs to. It's not necessarily something
Speaker 27: that is super meaningful for the average person.
Speaker 2: But rather than move it to other stocks, he's putting
Speaker 2: it in cash. That's true, that's and that's a fair
Speaker 2: point too.
Speaker 27: He's never been a super aggressive investor, but he is
Speaker 27: an extremely long term investor. He's still sitting on companies
Speaker 27: such as Coca Cola and again more shares of Bank
Speaker 27: of America. There's a significant position in the utility and
Speaker 27: energy space, railroads, manufacturing and all that. These are a
Speaker 27: couple of it's almost his own mutual fund. So a
Speaker 27: couple of the big moves he's made. Apple is still
Speaker 27: his largest position by a good chunk, even though he's
Speaker 27: liquidated a good amount of it this year.
Speaker 2: Well, I suppose I just wondered, as anything else beyond
Speaker 2: that we can can draw from it. If he thinks
Speaker 2: that the tax cuts are not going to be extended,
Speaker 2: isn't that a suggestion he thinks Kamala Harris is going
Speaker 2: to be elected.
Speaker 27: Well, I think it's more of a decision that the
Speaker 27: latest studies on that tax cut from twenty seventeen or
Speaker 27: that it's pretty much unsustainable and if we simply leave
Speaker 27: it alone, that's a few trillion dollars that is not
Speaker 27: going to be covered in the budget. So I don't
Speaker 27: think there's going to be much talk by either side.
Speaker 27: I would point out that we're in the middle of
Speaker 27: an election ser season, and nobody has really talked much
Speaker 27: on either side about that tax Act. So I think
Speaker 27: it's going to be a tough sell to keep it
Speaker 27: going anyway. Unless Elon Musk is in charge of cutting
Speaker 27: government spending. He claims he can cut two trillion dollars,
Speaker 27: and who other than Elon Musk can make good on
Speaker 27: something like that.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll see.
Speaker 27: If he's given the reins to the economy, then well
Speaker 27: there's probably pros and cons to that. There might be
Speaker 27: some whiplash along the way, but I guess we'll find
Speaker 27: out maybe tomorrow, maybe December.
Speaker 2: Maybe January maybe, But I think it will be a
Speaker 2: great exercise just to give it a shot. I mean,
Speaker 2: we keep giving other side the more liberal ideas a shot,
Speaker 2: and sometimes they don't work out. See California, Washington trying
Speaker 2: to backpedal on their decriminalization laws. You know what, maybe
Speaker 2: we should backpedal on government spending because last time I checked, Brian,
Speaker 2: thirty six trillion dollars in the hole, almost a trillion
Speaker 2: dollars in an annual interest payment. That seems to be
Speaker 2: cutting into maybe other necessary things we need from government.
Speaker 27: Yeah, and I'm not optimistic that anytime soon we're going
Speaker 27: to get a candidate that wants to run on adult
Speaker 27: platforms and tell us and talk to us like we
Speaker 27: are adults.
Speaker 3: That's what it's going to take.
Speaker 27: I think back to the Affordable Healthcare Act, with which
Speaker 27: went into place, and then the Republicans were pretty quickly
Speaker 27: able to gut the funding mechanism, but they were not
Speaker 27: able to cut the expense part of it.
Speaker 2: So the teams aren't working very well together to put
Speaker 2: us in a better spot, no kidding, state of the obvious,
Speaker 2: Brian James. When will we ever have teams that are
Speaker 2: working collectively for the American people. I don't know if
Speaker 2: it will happen my lifetime, Brian James. Until next Monday,
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Speaker 28: Happy Monday, Hey Ran, good morning, Happy Monday. Thank you,
Speaker 28: sir so I'm I'm from Florence, Kentucky. Talking about the
Speaker 28: you know, the deficits of the federal government level. It's
Speaker 28: it's nice to live in a city by Florence that
Speaker 28: runs a surplus. Kind of odd to these days, but
Speaker 28: it does run a significant surplus, and you know, but
Speaker 28: it still requires for involvement, for the citizens to keep
Speaker 28: an eye on what's going on in government. Two and
Speaker 28: a half years ago, the city was going to spend
Speaker 28: nine point six million dollars to on a very wasteome
Speaker 28: project to eliminate the resource that the city really loves
Speaker 28: and enjoys, or police aquatic center and traps the taxpayers
Speaker 28: with four hundred and fifty thousand dollars debt service, or
Speaker 28: to pay that nine point six million dollars off over
Speaker 28: twenty years.
Speaker 13: I stopped that.
Speaker 16: I got involved as a citizen and was able to
Speaker 16: launch a campaign with a couple of colleagues and stop that.
Speaker 16: Now I'm running for city council and continue to keep
Speaker 16: the city whole and as far as financially sound and
Speaker 16: making sound decisions. So anyways, I encourage people to get involved.
Speaker 16: Vote Sure in Florence, vote King Ross for council. Brian
Speaker 16: kan Ross for city council. But get involved, and you
Speaker 16: know we still have at the local level, we still
Speaker 16: have the ability to level It seems a little far
Speaker 16: off local level.
Speaker 21: We've been doing a lot of good.
Speaker 2: You are right, most politics local is what most impacts
Speaker 2: our lives, although the federal government loves encroaching on that
Speaker 2: local reality by depriving us of our choices, your choice,
Speaker 2: fiscal responsibility, which I truly appreciate, Maureen. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Happy Monday.
Speaker 29: Hi, Brian, I just wanted to talk about at the
Speaker 29: Madison Square Gardens rally the President Trump had recently. He
Speaker 29: said that he and Matt Gates have a big surprise
Speaker 29: that people need to stay tuned for a lot of
Speaker 29: speculation on the pattern observer sites where I go that
Speaker 29: it could be the Brunson case. I called in about
Speaker 29: two years ago about this Brunton case. The Trumpeters is
Speaker 29: named as Lloyd Brunston, one of the brothers, and they
Speaker 29: filed a suit. It's advanced to the Supreme Court where
Speaker 29: they come against the majority of the members of Congress,
Speaker 29: President Biden, and Harris because they did not use the
Speaker 29: ten day pause that you need for the certification to
Speaker 29: investigate any evidence of possible foreign or domestic interference in
Speaker 29: the election before the twenty twenty election. So what happened
Speaker 29: was Ted Cruz also called for this ten day pause,
Speaker 29: but it was all ignored. Dni Radcliffe came out and
Speaker 29: said there was possible Chinese interference. They ignored that, they
Speaker 29: didn't take the ten day pause to investigate it, and
Speaker 29: they certified the election. That information could come out because
Speaker 29: there is rumor that that did reach the Supreme Court
Speaker 29: and they did vote on it, but they're waiting for
Speaker 29: the verdict to come out. If that comes out, we
Speaker 29: lose three quarters of the members of Congress because they
Speaker 29: it was a treason this act by not respecting that
Speaker 29: ten day pause that was necessary for the American people.
Speaker 29: So I'm saying, look into the Brunston case. It's Brunson,
Speaker 29: it's in the Supreme Court. They say it's been dismissed,
Speaker 29: but the rumor is that it was not. They were
Speaker 29: just holding on to it because it could cause major
Speaker 29: chaos when it does come out. Something for people to
Speaker 29: look at all.
Speaker 2: If thatact, how does one unring the bell of the
Speaker 2: last almost four years.
Speaker 29: That's what a lot of exposure could come out and along.
Speaker 2: With that, well, I think legally it's not feasible you
Speaker 2: and I have had this discussion before, Marene my popcorn
Speaker 2: remains out. We'll see what happens. I know I'm not
Speaker 2: entirely familiar with that particular piece of litigation. I appreciate
Speaker 2: the call, though, I certainly do Uh. Andrew Pappus, Welcome
Speaker 2: to the program, sir. It's always a pleasure to have
Speaker 2: you on the morning show.
Speaker 4: Laurten Brian.
Speaker 24: I hope you're feeling better here in the next few
Speaker 24: days as you get through that wall you gotta go.
Speaker 2: Through, Tito Flew. It sucks, man. I'm working on it though. Brother.
Speaker 24: There, Brother, and a belated happy birthday to the previous
Speaker 24: caller Marine.
Speaker 4: Listen. I feel like I'm sitting in.
Speaker 24: The green room of a Maury Povich Are You the
Speaker 24: Father episode? I'm just sitting on pins and needles about tomorrow.
Speaker 24: But I and no matter, and I guess most importantly
Speaker 24: the most reason for it is, you know, a lot
Speaker 24: of this has to do with stuff that's outside our control.
Speaker 24: These are states. You know, We've done our job here
Speaker 24: in Ohio, at least at the presidential level. And I
Speaker 24: hope that you had Bernie on earlier. I was there
Speaker 24: yesterday at his rally, met Tucker Carlson, and I will
Speaker 24: say that was a great event.
Speaker 4: I just hope that everybody.
Speaker 24: Nobody leaves it on the field here in Ohio. You know,
Speaker 24: you do these local races. You mentioned the prosecutor Melissa Powers.
Speaker 24: We have commissioner races that are very important. We have
Speaker 24: state rep races and more importantly sheriff and the judicial races.
Speaker 24: And you know, please, you know, whatever you're thinking about,
Speaker 24: whatever results you see tomorrow coming in early, if you
Speaker 24: haven't voted, man, get to the polls tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Vote.
Speaker 24: We have them well staffed. A lot of people are
Speaker 24: going to be there working obviously inside.
Speaker 4: I believe your wife.
Speaker 24: Is she still working inside?
Speaker 2: I think she is. She's been outside handing out information
Speaker 2: as opposed to actually work in the polls. This year
Speaker 2: she tried to take a She decided to take a
Speaker 2: break after a decade, which ill a well a.
Speaker 4: Well deserved break.
Speaker 13: I'll add that.
Speaker 24: But let me just say this, man, you know you'll
Speaker 24: have nobody to blame if the results don't go your way,
Speaker 24: if you didn't vote, and you can't say you know
Speaker 24: the party this or the party that man, you have
Speaker 24: the responsibility to get your butts out there. A lot
Speaker 24: of people have paid the price to give you the
Speaker 24: right to vote. Just get off your duff. Passed by
Speaker 24: the polls. It doesn't take long. Vote tomorrow, like your like,
Speaker 24: your future depends on it, and locally here it really does,
Speaker 24: because like you said, it's these local races that affect
Speaker 24: you the most. So don't leave anything out there. Vote
Speaker 24: tomorrow and keep your fingers crossed. I'm nervous because, like
Speaker 24: I said, a lot of this is going to come
Speaker 24: down to states. I have no control over the indeed,
Speaker 24: don't live there, don't vote there. But our local races
Speaker 24: we can, we can, we can draw, you know, put
Speaker 24: the walls up around our local community and protect ourselves locally.
Speaker 4: So vote.
Speaker 2: Sound advice, sage wisdom from Drew pappas great to hear
Speaker 2: from you, brother. Appreciate the words. As we close out
Speaker 2: the show, get into vote tomorrow. We do have a
Speaker 2: lot riding on this. Thanks to Christopher Smithman for the
Speaker 2: smither vent. Grandpa smitheman, I love me and would call
Speaker 2: him that. Congratulations to him for that. Bernie Morinda did
Speaker 2: join the program and it was wonderful from hearing from
Speaker 2: and on off the fly. We had no idea that
Speaker 2: he might phone into the program. He called the regular
Speaker 2: line Supreme Court Justice Joe Dieters offering his concerns about
Speaker 2: the upcoming election and encouraging you to get out and
Speaker 2: vote as well. And Monday Monday with Brian James. It's
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