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Speaker 3: thinking of the outcome of the mayor race in New
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Speaker 3: Glad to be Joe Strekker where he belongs, right there
Speaker 3: in the executive producer booth, and lined up some good
Speaker 3: guests this morning. I enjoy moving away from politics and
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Speaker 3: diet and exercise, which we've talked about a lot before.
Speaker 3: Stress major factors involving our health. Stress, like both mental
Speaker 3: and physical. We'll talk about physical stress, mental stress, mechanisms
Speaker 3: of chronic damage as well as topic number two. You know,
Speaker 3: broadly speaking, sleep and how important the sleep is, how
Speaker 3: much we need the quantity equality, and what disruptors are
Speaker 3: out there, most notably your smartphone. If you leave it
Speaker 3: on next to your bed, it'll go off all night
Speaker 3: and you'll be interrupted in your sleep. I just I
Speaker 3: don't understand how people could even do that, but there
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Speaker 3: What's happening at Patriots Landing. The good people at Patriots
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Speaker 3: Nextvert Jay Ratliff joins the show today TSA banning a
Speaker 3: specific type of cell phone from all flights phones in
Speaker 3: topic number two as well, phones continue to be stolen
Speaker 3: at airport security checkpoints, and he's going to provide an
Speaker 3: easy way to help you prevent that from happening to you.
Speaker 3: NTSP blasting both FAA and Boeing for the Alaskan Airline
Speaker 3: door plug flight emergency when the door blew out, European
Speaker 3: Union decides single pilot flights maybe not such a good idea.
Speaker 3: And finally, hub delay, as we always end with Jay
Speaker 3: and what it's to be traveling out there, I guess
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Speaker 3: Don't know, love hearing from you if you want to
Speaker 3: call in feel free five three seven, four nine fifty
Speaker 3: five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two three talk pound
Speaker 3: five fifty on AT and T phones. I don't have
Speaker 3: to dive into the real the big details right now,
Speaker 3: but a couple of emails on Judge and Paula Tany
Speaker 3: yesterday who said that those bomb strikes that we did
Speaker 3: didn't do anything, Well, that's not what everybody's saying.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: There was that initial preliminary report built on one day's
Speaker 3: worth of satellite imagery, which suggests that the program was
Speaker 3: only knocked back a couple of months. Well, uh, you
Speaker 3: got both Iran is Iran Israel and the United States
Speaker 3: with some pretty interesting statements suggesting, yeah, they were pretty
Speaker 3: badly damaged in the face of that leaked intel report
Speaker 3: which the left grabbed a hold of just to prove
Speaker 3: that this was an exercise that was not worthy. Trump
Speaker 3: of course crowing a lot destroyed, badly damaged our nuclear installations.
Speaker 3: Here here's A's Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghai speaking with
Speaker 3: Al Jira Al Jazeera quote, our nuclear installations have been
Speaker 3: badly damaged. That's for sure a close quote. Well, since
Speaker 3: it's coming from an Iranian spokesperson who I'm sure is
Speaker 3: not trying to overstate the case that they were very
Speaker 3: badly damaged, but badly damaged, that's for sure. That's kind
Speaker 3: of a Franco mission, I would say. Of course, Israel's
Speaker 3: Defense Force chief came out and said significantly damaged, calling
Speaker 3: these US strikes devastating and setting the Iran's ability to
Speaker 3: develop nuclear weapons by many, many years. So across the board,
Speaker 3: and then there's all kinds of other talking heads and
Speaker 3: experts rendering their own opinions, all of which seem to
Speaker 3: be lining up that the mission was if you want
Speaker 3: to call it successful, I call it successful. Well or
Speaker 3: not you agree with the lawful reality of it. It
Speaker 3: does not appear right now that we're going to be
Speaker 3: in another forever war and Iran's nuclear threat has been removed.
Speaker 3: And isn't that a grand and glorious thing for the globe,
Speaker 3: One less potential nuclear holocaust. Anyhow, It's something I wanted
Speaker 3: to bring up related to really nothing. Although at the
Speaker 3: top of the hour, News talked about the bill landing
Speaker 3: on Dwine's desk with the money for sports projects. There's
Speaker 3: already gonna be a lawsuit filed on that. We dive
Speaker 3: into that a little bit later, but former High Attorney
Speaker 3: General Mark Dan in a press conference yesterday morning, announced
Speaker 3: a complain he is going to file on Franklin County Court.
Speaker 3: I guess the minute judged or Governor de Wine signs
Speaker 3: the bill that is, of course, unless he light eye
Speaker 3: and veto is the allocation for sports facilities. Attorney Dan
Speaker 3: called it a classic unconstitutional taking of people's proper. Pretty
Speaker 3: the funds that are in the Unclaimed Funds account that
Speaker 3: not belong to the state. They belong to the people
Speaker 3: who lost those funds. That's generally his concept for the
Speaker 3: legal challenge, and bully for him, since I don't want
Speaker 3: our money going to fund those private sports stadiums. But
Speaker 3: many times over the years it pointed out how expensive
Speaker 3: it is to hire a lawyer. And you know, quite
Speaker 3: often and most notably in criminal cases, you'll get people
Speaker 3: to greet a plea deals that they, you know, for
Speaker 3: crimes they didn't commit, or plea deals where they have
Speaker 3: to admit to maybe something more than what they really
Speaker 3: actually engaged in. Why because well, the lawyers are too
Speaker 3: damn expensive. I'm going to get out of this. The
Speaker 3: potential for a judge sentence and me to a much
Speaker 3: longer prison term or other penalties outweighs the the you know,
Speaker 3: my ability to defend myself, like the concern that you
Speaker 3: might lose. And then there's those pesky legal bills if
Speaker 3: you get in the crosshairs and have to hire up
Speaker 3: a lawyer. Now this unlike plaintiff's law suits where you've
Speaker 3: been injured in an accident and the lawyer will take
Speaker 3: one third or up to fifty percent of whatever he
Speaker 3: recovered or she recovers from the defendant, you don't have
Speaker 3: to pay hourly. You do have to pay expenses, though,
Speaker 3: but you don't have to pay the hourly attorney rate. Now,
Speaker 3: if you're Hunter Biden and you're defending yourself in court,
Speaker 3: you got to pay the hourly rate. And guess who
Speaker 3: just got sued. Yes, Hunter Biden lawyers are sued him
Speaker 3: for unpaid bills substantial in their words, substantially in excess
Speaker 3: of fifty thousand dollars. Winston and Strawn a heavy hitter
Speaker 3: in the legal profession. This is the District of Columbia
Speaker 3: office of Winston and Strawn. This preach a contract against
Speaker 3: mister Biden front paid legal fees. Let's see here. I'd
Speaker 3: hired the firm to represent him in several complex matters,
Speaker 3: including criminal trial in the United States District Court for
Speaker 3: the District of Delaware, and the firm provided him with
Speaker 3: extensive legal services in those matters, which generated a substantial
Speaker 3: amount of fees. Cord to the firm, Hunter has been
Speaker 3: dodging their efforts to those fees from him, not responding
Speaker 3: to their demands, hence the lawsuit. Despite repeated requests for payment,
Speaker 3: mister Biden has failed to pay the Matteo's shocking. Probably
Speaker 3: no one not exactly a man of high moral ethical
Speaker 3: character Hunter Biden.
Speaker 1: But the reason I bring this up.
Speaker 3: A New York Posts had previously reported the attorney fee
Speaker 3: hourly rate Hunter's attorney Abe Lowell, who has since left
Speaker 3: Winston and Straw but still has an hourly rate of
Speaker 3: fifteen hundred and ten dollars. Joe, that's pretty close to
Speaker 3: what you make, isn't it one five hundred and ten
Speaker 3: dollars per hour? No, that's not a month. That's per hour,
Speaker 3: not a weekly salary. This is per hour. Billing rates
Speaker 3: for other services and attorneys at the firm Winston and
Speaker 3: Strawn ranged from two hundred and thirty dollars and I
Speaker 3: guarantee see you that's a paralegal rate that doesn't even
Speaker 3: buy you a lawyer per hour.
Speaker 1: All the way up to.
Speaker 3: One thousand and nine hundred and forty five bucks an hour.
Speaker 3: I don't know how people can go home and sleep
Speaker 3: at night charging someone nineteen hundred and forty five bucks
Speaker 3: an hour. I mean, there's some impressive lawyers in the
Speaker 3: in the world. But you know, and the other component
Speaker 3: of billing, when it comes to billing rates, what increment
Speaker 3: are you billing at now? Back in the old days,
Speaker 3: we used to do quarter hour billings, so if I
Speaker 3: spent five minutes with you on the phone as a client,
Speaker 3: that went down as one quarter hour. That was the
Speaker 3: minimum billing increment, which if you do the math, you
Speaker 3: can end up working more hours than there actually are
Speaker 3: in a day. And know that was unethical, but I'm
Speaker 3: just telling you that's the practical reality of it. They've
Speaker 3: moved that down to fractions, you know, like ten minute
Speaker 3: increments or five minute increments now with modern saw where
Speaker 3: it's easier to track how much time you actually spend
Speaker 3: with someone, and there's all these softwares for clients to use,
Speaker 3: and the insurance companies, who quite often are paying these
Speaker 3: bills to scrub through the attorney bills and then haggle
Speaker 3: and argue over the size of them, usually with the
Speaker 3: law firm cutting some of the time. But you know,
Speaker 3: if you're springing from nineteen hundred and forty five bucks
Speaker 3: an hour, you're in for a world of hurt. So
Speaker 3: litigation is really really expensive, and therein lies the challenge
Speaker 3: for so many people out there who end up in
Speaker 3: the crosshairs most notably of governments nefarious or otherwise. And
Speaker 3: you know, I immediately think of something that Donald Trump's
Speaker 3: supposed to do something about d banking. Now, this is
Speaker 3: an Operation Choke point Eric Holder's invention. We have Operation
Speaker 3: choke point two point zero, which is the informal coordination
Speaker 3: between financial regulators and banks to d bank legal but
Speaker 3: politically controversial sectors, most notably crypto firearms manufacturers, anything that
Speaker 3: the government left is don't want you to be involved with.
Speaker 3: They pressure banks using the regulatory scheme and threatening them
Speaker 3: with well audits to get them to stop doing business
Speaker 3: with unliked disfavored businesses that are nonetheless absolutely legal. So
Speaker 3: administration is reportedly preparing an executive or to block banks
Speaker 3: from non services to these disfavored industries. And whether or
Speaker 3: not that has that works, and I hope it does.
Speaker 3: But see one of the reasons the banks will capitulate
Speaker 3: and turn you off and cut off your bank account
Speaker 3: and say they don't want to do business with you anymore,
Speaker 3: is going back to the point made on Winston and
Speaker 3: Strawn's hourly rate. You know, they got to pay lawyers
Speaker 3: to deal with these regulatory invasions. These government employees, you know,
Speaker 3: coming in and starting to go and you go through
Speaker 3: all the laundry at the at the bank. Because there's
Speaker 3: so many banking regulations, a lot of banks kind of
Speaker 3: sweat bullet thinking, you know what, they're gonna come in here,
Speaker 3: they're gonna find something, and then we're gonna get fined
Speaker 3: and Penaliyes, so why take that risk? Why not just say, okay,
Speaker 3: we'll quit doing business with that particular entity and we'll
Speaker 3: end the entire process that goes on all the time.
Speaker 3: I think it's an awful thing and ultimately becomes just
Speaker 3: a question of whose ox is being goreed. But litigation
Speaker 3: expenses and compliance regulation expenses, which involve a lot of lawyers,
Speaker 3: are one of the reasons they would capitulate five seventeen
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Speaker 3: Nixon run for since a city council. He was in
Speaker 3: studio as a reform Democrat, probably going to run as
Speaker 3: an independent, but he is going to join the Republican
Speaker 3: Party when the window of opportunity shows up for him
Speaker 3: to change party affiliation. Aw Fair described himself as a
Speaker 3: Frederick Douglass Republican, which I had thumbs up. Bonnie also
Speaker 3: mentioned he's a member of the west Side Republican Club
Speaker 3: and friends with Westside Jim Keefer and the King Maker
Speaker 3: west Side Jim Keefer. So anyway, Brandon seemed like a
Speaker 3: really nice guy, so I wish him all the best.
Speaker 3: We could certainly use some diversity on Cincinnai City Council,
Speaker 3: and I'm talking about political diversity. And I just want
Speaker 3: a littybody to know. Today is the thirty third anniversary
Speaker 3: wedding anniversary. My wife and I have been married thirty
Speaker 3: three years today. We've been together like thirty coming up
Speaker 3: on thirty eight years. In that wild I mean, I've
Speaker 3: been with her by more than half of my life,
Speaker 3: substantial mount more, and I'm lucky for it. I give
Speaker 3: my parents a lot of credit for raising me as
Speaker 3: a savvy and astute person, and I tried to learn
Speaker 3: from my poor relationship mistakes before I met my wife
Speaker 3: to find someone you know, I could convince to go
Speaker 3: out with me, even though I was out of my element.
Speaker 3: As I always have pointed out over the years, outkicked
Speaker 3: the hell out of my coverage. So Paul that if
Speaker 3: you're listening, I love you, and I appreciate your willingness
Speaker 3: to stick it out with me. I'm very happy about
Speaker 3: thirty three years Today, Supreme Court is going to be
Speaker 3: issuing quite a few important decisions winding down its term
Speaker 3: going into the summer break schedule to issue pigeons today
Speaker 3: on major major cases. First off, birthright citizenship. Now this
Speaker 3: isn't going to resolve whether or not birthright citizenship is okay,
Speaker 3: but whether or not federal judges have the right to
Speaker 3: issue nationwide blocks to presidential decrees. Some suggest probably one
Speaker 3: of the most significant cases to be facing this term.
Speaker 3: So Trump's executive order ending automatic citizenship for children born
Speaker 3: on American soil has been paused by district courts in Maryland, Massachusetts,
Speaker 3: and Washington claiming it's unconstitutional. So a nationwide injunction coming
Speaker 3: up from those various different district courts. Remember, you have
Speaker 3: district courts at the bottom level, you have circuit courts,
Speaker 3: and then of course you go up to the Supreme
Speaker 3: Court in the federal court system. Question before the Supreme
Speaker 3: Court today is whether a single district court can freeze
Speaker 3: an executive branch move with a universal injunction. Trump administration
Speaker 3: asks the Supreme Court to restrict the jurisdiction to just
Speaker 3: the district in where the case was brought, so we'll
Speaker 3: see what happens. It's not going to resolve whether or
Speaker 3: not the executive order is lawful, constitutional, or unconstitutional. Porn
Speaker 3: site age verification case coming down today Free Speech Coalition
Speaker 3: versus Packs and Texas law requires porn sites to verify
Speaker 3: visitors age, one of twenty states with this kind of requirement,
Speaker 3: Critics arguing it violates the first free speech rights District
Speaker 3: Court sided with the adult entertainment industry. Free Speech Coalition
Speaker 3: saying the law restricted access by adults too constantially protected content.
Speaker 3: Big question mark where that one's going to go. Students
Speaker 3: in LGBTQ theme content before the Court today and the
Speaker 3: decision also again do out today. It's a religious rights
Speaker 3: case examining whether parents have the right to pull their
Speaker 3: children from public school classes when books containing LGBTQ related
Speaker 3: content are read or discussed. Now, Maryland originally allowed parents
Speaker 3: to do that, let them know ahead of time, gave
Speaker 3: me a chance to opt out of classes featuring these
Speaker 3: books aimed at well. They claim it's aimed to combating
Speaker 3: prejudice and discussing gender identity and homosexuality, which by necessity,
Speaker 3: is a discussion of sexual relations. And I would argue
Speaker 3: many of these young children are not necessarily prepared to
Speaker 3: have a conversation about what it means specifically by or
Speaker 3: homosexual or lesbian or one of the other letters that
Speaker 3: are in this letter jumble, and when the exception of transsexuality,
Speaker 3: which discusses whether someone can be a man or a
Speaker 3: woman even though they aren't biologically, that at least does
Speaker 3: not require a discussion of sex. Regardless. If I was
Speaker 3: a parent, I'd want to op my kids out of
Speaker 3: that crap. I just don't want them being indoctrinated. But
Speaker 3: they retracted the option of allowing parents to do that,
Speaker 3: so parents are soon because of that cancelation, say the
Speaker 3: school's inclusive curriculum. It infringes on there the plaintiff's collective
Speaker 3: Christian and Muslim faith and First Amendment rights. So I'd
Speaker 3: like to think that they would go the way of
Speaker 3: allowing parents' freedom to choose what their children are being
Speaker 3: indoctrinated with Planned Parenthood funding. South Carolina's Republican governor issued
Speaker 3: an executive order cutting off reimbursements to Planned Parenthood clinics
Speaker 3: for services of the Reproduction of Health Medicaid reimbursement program
Speaker 3: said Medicaid reimbursings were not for election related services or
Speaker 3: abortion related services. The master said providing any funding to
Speaker 3: Planned Parent amounts to a taxpayer subsidy of abortion, which
Speaker 3: is a good argument. Money is fungible. Planned Parent. It
Speaker 3: has a pile of money it provides let's say, regular
Speaker 3: health care services, which is what they're arguing they're entitled
Speaker 3: to get the money because they do provide regular health
Speaker 3: care services, but they also provide abortions. That one pile
Speaker 3: of money comes from a variety of sources, private donations,
Speaker 3: whatever they can fundraise on I don't know, and federal
Speaker 3: tax dollars, maybe even state tax dollars. In this particular
Speaker 3: case South Carolinas. Well, if you get an infusion of
Speaker 3: cash with the restriction that you can't use that money
Speaker 3: for abortions, which has been deemed lawful and those exist
Speaker 3: out there in the world, especially on a federal level.
Speaker 3: You give them a pile of money, they say, okay,
Speaker 3: and what do they spend it on. They spend it
Speaker 3: on their air conditioning bill, maybe some salaries. They spend
Speaker 3: it on providing other services which freeze up the rest
Speaker 3: of the money that otherwise would have gone to pay
Speaker 3: those bills that they can provide abortions. It just facilitates
Speaker 3: the provision of abortion. Money is fungible. It always ends
Speaker 3: up in one big stack. And just because you claim
Speaker 3: to allocate federal dollars into the stack that doesn't go
Speaker 3: for abortion services doesn't mean it doesn't take the weight
Speaker 3: of providing those services off. It's all there in a
Speaker 3: big pile. Five twenty eight fifty five KRC DE talk station.
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Speaker 3: Happy anniversary to me and my wife and thank you
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Speaker 3: Tom good to hear from you this morning as always
Speaker 3: this little.
Speaker 5: Note or are we bordering on a little t M
Speaker 5: I here? Or are yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you read into what you want man, I have
Speaker 3: been happy, happily married for thirty three years.
Speaker 5: Well, I have no doubt that you have been happily married.
Speaker 5: And congratulations, by the way, as if you if.
Speaker 3: You doubt whether she's been happily married for thirty three years,
Speaker 3: you just go ahead and ask her. That's a that's
Speaker 3: a two way street, brother, that is a two ways
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 5: Gonna ask where she sends her halo in to get
Speaker 5: a polished So he must he must be a saint.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but you and I could.
Speaker 5: Both say the same thing about our wives. Reason why
Speaker 5: I know I could joke in you because I'm in
Speaker 5: the same boat. So yeah, the US man, we definitely
Speaker 5: got the better end of the deal usually. So anyway, congratulations,
Speaker 5: no goodness, I appreciate I got. I gotta throw some
Speaker 5: kudos out normally if I start complaining about trying to
Speaker 5: think it's a negative thing. Uh, this morning up in
Speaker 5: the Coleraine neighborhood I live in, and this guy Uh
Speaker 5: got to we come to a four way stop, and
Speaker 5: he got to the stop sign just before I did,
Speaker 5: and he clearly was wanting to make sure he got
Speaker 5: out in front of me. And normally that needs that good.
Speaker 5: They're gonna go slow, they're gonna go to speed on it.
Speaker 5: That's normally what happened. This guy, no, he was. He
Speaker 5: was in a bigger hurry than I had. So tudos
Speaker 5: to UH, to the guy in the in the big
Speaker 5: white Ford fan, thank you very much for for not
Speaker 5: making sure you get in front of me and then
Speaker 5: yelling slow. I appreciate it. The uh, the whole planned
Speaker 5: parenthood brings up the whole subject of why are all
Speaker 5: these organizations being funded by the government in the first place,
Speaker 5: and they're not actual government agencies. Uh, I have a
Speaker 5: problem with I mean, look, I'm not a fan of
Speaker 5: the government. I'm not sitting here saying that, Oh, as
Speaker 5: long as the government does it, it's fine. But why
Speaker 5: are tax dollars going to an organization that is not
Speaker 5: basically an official government or organization? I don't understand.
Speaker 3: Well, it's because it's healthcare Medicaid. If you're a Medicaid
Speaker 3: eligible institution, that could be any healthcare providing healthcare services,
Speaker 3: then you can't be discriminated against. And so Planned PARENTHOODS
Speaker 3: argument is, Listen, I know we're not allowed to use
Speaker 3: tag fare dollars for abortion, but we are providing other
Speaker 3: medical services to women who come into our clinics. It
Speaker 3: isn't just women coming in here for abortions. We provide
Speaker 3: medical services, so they claim that they're eligible or go.
Speaker 3: You can't cut it off because we also provide abortions.
Speaker 3: That's the two separate stacks of money, nonsense fungibility that
Speaker 3: it just avoids the innovades the reality of what's going on.
Speaker 5: Well, should in the Medicare Medicare Medicaid benefit go to
Speaker 5: the individual? Because I know that if we go somewhere
Speaker 5: and I try to use my medical benefits, the system
Speaker 5: basically will will either allow me or not allow me to.
Speaker 5: Here's my benefits based on whatever code is used by
Speaker 5: the Gods office or the pharmacy or whatever, or.
Speaker 3: What kind of insurance coverage you have in network, out
Speaker 3: of network that kind.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's what I'm saying. We got a card that
Speaker 5: has you know it wants a benefit card and then
Speaker 5: like blue Cross, Blue Shield, whatever, and then I got
Speaker 5: another one that's got some money on it because the
Speaker 5: money that's banked up through my health savings thing, and
Speaker 5: I can't just use those cards for anything I want,
Speaker 5: So I don't understand why the benefit doesn't just go
Speaker 5: with the individual. So if an individual goes to Planned
Speaker 5: Parenthood and they get health care services that are not abortion,
Speaker 5: then okay, whatever your health care benefits worked here, you're
Speaker 5: just going to a medical provider. And if you try
Speaker 5: to use it to pay for an abortion, Nope, kicks
Speaker 5: it out. This isn't covered. To me, that would seem
Speaker 5: like a simple thing instead of giving in the organization money.
Speaker 5: I just I think it would save us money as
Speaker 5: well if we just didn't hand out money to these
Speaker 5: organizations that are not being overseen by the government and
Speaker 5: an actual government agency, and so we don't allow these
Speaker 5: liberal policies to be funded by the tax payer. That's
Speaker 5: that's where the problem lies. So we shouldn't be allowing
Speaker 5: that to happen, and we definitely shouldn't vote Democrats.
Speaker 3: Have thanks, Tom, I will, I will Tom. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: a problem illustrated by the USAID revelations. You know, it's
Speaker 3: it's a problem of follow up and oversight. You can't
Speaker 3: do an accounting on every single recipient of government money
Speaker 3: to show that they are doing with the money what
Speaker 3: they promised. Uh, they are going with the they promised
Speaker 3: to do. Anyway, I feel free to call if I
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Speaker 3: on the line. Jay, thanks for calling this morning. Welcome
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Speaker 6: Hy Good morning, Brian. I don't know if you saw
Speaker 6: it or not, but I think it was Breitbart hadn't
Speaker 6: had an article that.
Speaker 7: RSK Jr.
Speaker 6: Is was in front of Congress talking about the budget
Speaker 6: he needs for helping human services, and in that budget
Speaker 6: was a bunch of money for marketing, and the marketing
Speaker 6: was to be directed. So somebody asked the question marketing
Speaker 6: for what?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 8: Marketing?
Speaker 6: Because his goal is that every American will be wearing
Speaker 6: a one of these health monitoring devices.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he's or an Apple watch.
Speaker 3: Trying to encourage people to wear will not make them,
Speaker 3: but encourage them to wear one because then you're in
Speaker 3: better check, you know, connection with your health. I think
Speaker 3: they're cool devices, but I wouldn't want one just because
Speaker 3: it's constantly monitoring all this information and sending it up
Speaker 3: into the ether. Just one more data point for some
Speaker 3: hacker to get a hold of, like you know, mind
Speaker 3: your own damn business.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and or you know, the federal government getting that information.
Speaker 1: It's possible.
Speaker 6: So yeah, So why would why would he have a
Speaker 6: goal that every American would have one of these and
Speaker 6: be wearing one wearing these in four years? So I
Speaker 6: would say, you know, at the least case, it's a
Speaker 6: very dumb idea for taxpayer dollars, but it certainly shows
Speaker 6: that some of us on the right who had some
Speaker 6: concerns about we're going to have a Kennedy and the
Speaker 6: Mega movement, who's going to tell us what you know,
Speaker 6: we shouldn't have Red Die forty follow that up.
Speaker 3: I hear your concern, but I just want to interject.
Speaker 3: You know, he's not trying to mandate it. It's like
Speaker 3: promoting the food Pyramid or whatever the hell health guidance
Speaker 3: they're providing on any given topic. In order to get
Speaker 3: that information out to the American public, you need money
Speaker 3: to do marketing. Now, you might disagree with the idea
Speaker 3: of wearing one of those devices, but even I, who
Speaker 3: will not ever buy one and will not ever wear
Speaker 3: one and cannot be ordered by my government to wear one,
Speaker 3: I don't choose to wear one for the information and
Speaker 3: the privacy concerns, but I will not deny they are
Speaker 3: very valuable keeping track of your health. They monitor all
Speaker 3: kinds of important things, including blood sugar, you know, blood pressure,
Speaker 3: and if you're constantly in touch with that and stand
Speaker 3: on top of it with information these devices provide, that's
Speaker 3: good for you. That's his point. That's why I wants
Speaker 3: people to wear them, so they're better connected to their health.
Speaker 3: Most people just avoid their health altogether. That's why we
Speaker 3: have an obesity crisis in our country.
Speaker 6: So is it the role of the federal government to
Speaker 6: tell me about something I already know about and you
Speaker 6: not to wear.
Speaker 3: You jay already know about it. That's the problem. You
Speaker 3: pay attention, you read, you listen, you are interested in
Speaker 3: looking out for yourself. There's a lot of people out
Speaker 3: in the world who don't have any understanding at all.
Speaker 3: That's the question of what you know, whether got what
Speaker 3: government's role is to educate people. But if it's going
Speaker 3: to make us all a better, healthier, happier nation, that's
Speaker 3: good for domestic security, it's good for our brown personal health,
Speaker 3: it's good for our mental health, and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of reasons why it's a positive benefit for the American people.
Speaker 6: So my prediction is, what's what's the subsidies come along
Speaker 6: with it? So we're already going to pay for the well, yeah,
Speaker 6: in the marketing of it, now here comes the subsidies
Speaker 6: for it. And then we're going to start handing them
Speaker 6: out for free.
Speaker 1: Like cell phone. Yes, that's it. See that is and
Speaker 1: then if you have.
Speaker 6: The government device and to stand it out for free, well,
Speaker 6: then you know, log into the government site and we're
Speaker 6: going to set this up to make it easy for
Speaker 6: you and incentivize you. This is going to be I
Speaker 6: predict this is exactly like to be big brother, and
Speaker 6: you're going to be incentivized that the government can watch
Speaker 6: your health data. And you know, mom and dad, would
Speaker 6: the federal government be your parents?
Speaker 3: I will not argue with that, absolutely right, that is
Speaker 3: the inevitable slippery slobe will go down. But at no
Speaker 3: point in this discussion have you suggested for a moment
Speaker 3: that the the federal government can order us to have
Speaker 3: one of those art If you accept government benefits, you
Speaker 3: accept it with the strings attached, and that's something I
Speaker 3: would not accept. Most notably, if the government is collecting information,
Speaker 3: take your free smart device and shove it with the
Speaker 3: sunnon't shine. That will be my response. Of course, you
Speaker 3: know damn well that wouldn't be the responsible a lot
Speaker 3: of people in America. But you'd make your choices and
Speaker 3: you live with the outcomes. Appreciate it. Jay, If I
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Speaker 1: Over to the stupid that we go to Tennessee.
Speaker 3: Knoxville, Tennessee man facing multiple charges off the police said
Speaker 3: he beat another man, stripped him naked, covered him in bleach,
Speaker 3: and kidnapped his child.
Speaker 1: Nineteen years old.
Speaker 3: Charles Coffin charged with the accravated kidnapping, attempted second degree murder,
Speaker 3: and tampering with evidence at a theft. Police say the
Speaker 3: detectives were conducting a wellness check at the home at
Speaker 3: four o'clock in the morning Sunday. That's when they found
Speaker 3: the victim in the bathroom naked with serious head injuries.
Speaker 3: They also noted the three year old child and and
Speaker 3: the man's vehicle were both gone. Officers later found the
Speaker 3: car with both Kaufman and the child inside. He reportedly
Speaker 3: told police he'd been asked by the child's mom to
Speaker 3: a pick up the child, Coffin told police, and once
Speaker 3: he got there, he got into a fight with the victim.
Speaker 3: Report said Coffin slammed the victim into the ground, hit
Speaker 3: him in the face multiple times with his fists, beat
Speaker 3: him with a toilet plunger, then stuffed the plunger in
Speaker 3: the victim's mouth. Coaufin also admitted to officers that he
Speaker 3: dragged the victim into the bathroom for reasons unknown, stripped
Speaker 3: him naked, and then poured bleach on his wounds. As
Speaker 3: for the child's mother, she denied telling Kaufin to pick
Speaker 3: up her child and said she'd never allow him to
Speaker 3: take custody of the child. Victim taken to the uc
Speaker 3: are UT Medical Center. Current condition unknown.
Speaker 4: The Aricocrat Wow.
Speaker 3: We go to Florida Broward County convenience store clerk facing
Speaker 3: an aggravated battery charge after deputy said he shot a
Speaker 3: customer at the gas station. Broward County Sheriff's Office said
Speaker 3: the shooting happened around twenty till midnight outside of Fort Lauderdale.
Speaker 3: They say clerk Abdullah Monther forty six, got into an
Speaker 3: argument with the customer over the price of.
Speaker 1: Beer too what the hell?
Speaker 3: Sheriff's office arrest report said, when the customer threw an
Speaker 3: unknown object at Monther, described as possibly a piece of paper,
Speaker 3: the clerk took out a gun from under the counter
Speaker 3: and shot the man in the right calf muscle. Yet,
Speaker 3: he said surveillance food he showed Monther take out the
Speaker 3: sig sour pistol, racked the slide fire in the customer's direction.
Speaker 3: You mean you didn't have it pre loaded. In an
Speaker 3: emergency situation, you might not have time to rack the
Speaker 3: slide anyway. Then he called the wounded customer, I can't
Speaker 3: there's so many dashes in this obvious Kurt sword that
Speaker 3: I can't even figure it out. Oh, initial word P something,
Speaker 3: then the A word, and then an N word. You
Speaker 3: decide what he said, and then followed him around with
Speaker 3: a gun. Alleged confession was redacted from the publicly released report.
Speaker 3: Alright there and get this one. Burlington, Vermont City, Vermont,
Speaker 3: attempting to tackle a long standing law that allows people
Speaker 3: to be nude in public, city council approved new ordinance
Speaker 3: aimed at curbing the nuisance of public nunity downtown, coming
Speaker 3: as a number some downtown businesses have urged the council
Speaker 3: to please act on these In this issue, they said,
Speaker 3: there have been multiple reports of incident in recent years
Speaker 3: of indecent exposure in public areas and around schools. Under
Speaker 3: Vermont law, Burlington police are limited to when it comes
Speaker 3: to addressing the incident, councilors said, the new ordinance aims
Speaker 3: to strike a balance. According to City council President, based
Speaker 3: off of similar ordinances that cities and towns around Vermont,
Speaker 3: in and around Vermont and around the country have stood up.
Speaker 3: We need to find a fine balance between protecting folks
Speaker 3: right to free expression as well as that level of
Speaker 3: a niscent exposure that's really a public nuisance. Nudity not
Speaker 3: illegal in Burlington nor in the rest of the state
Speaker 3: of Vermont. As long as a person does not undress
Speaker 3: in public or harassment others, it's legal for them to
Speaker 3: be naked. Not an odd distinction. So if you don't
Speaker 3: go outside and take your clothes off in front of
Speaker 3: people outside, but just walk outside completely naked.
Speaker 1: There's a distinction between that. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Just last week Montpierior hosted the annual World Naked Bike Ride.
Speaker 3: That is exactly what I was thinking. Joe five fifty
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Speaker 3: and some things you can do well, some things that
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Speaker 3: how to manage some of that, as well as sleep
Speaker 3: quantity equality, what disrupts it, and what the realities of
Speaker 3: sleep deprivation can lead to in your life, and some
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Speaker 1: I'm happy to have him back. And then Jay.
Speaker 3: Ratliffe, I heard media aviation expert on a good variety
Speaker 3: of topics. TSA apparently is banning a specific type of
Speaker 3: cell phone from all flights. In other phone related news,
Speaker 3: apparently they're stolen a lot at airport security checkpoints. He's
Speaker 3: got some ways to help stop that from happening to you.
Speaker 3: And NTSB concluding that the FAA and Boeing are to
Speaker 3: blame for the door plug blowout flight emergency on ask
Speaker 3: Alaska Airlines. European Union decided single pilot flights not a
Speaker 3: good idea after all that, plus an update on hub
Speaker 3: delays and whether it's a good day to travel Tomorrow,
Speaker 3: I will not be here, thanks in advance and Gary
Speaker 3: Jeff Walker for covering for me on my day off
Speaker 3: Tomorrow celeb three day weekend. It is my thirty third
Speaker 3: anniversary or our thirty third anniversary. I know I said
Speaker 3: it in the last hour. Some people are just tuning in.
Speaker 3: And I'm really really happy that I have been married
Speaker 3: to my wife and that she's stuck with me and
Speaker 3: that she agreed to go out with me after shooting
Speaker 3: me down the first several times I asked her out.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you got to be tenacious. My philosophy has always
Speaker 3: been a woman's immediately going to go out with me
Speaker 3: or throws herself at me, and I'm like, red flag,
Speaker 3: I don't have enough confidence in myself. I'm too self deprecating.
Speaker 3: That's like, oh my god, what the hell is wrong
Speaker 3: with this woman. So by virtue of the fact that
Speaker 3: she said no the first couple of times I asked
Speaker 3: her out, I kind of view that as a good thing.
Speaker 1: Anyway. I love you.
Speaker 3: We've been together like thirty eight years this December, so
Speaker 3: thirty three official years of marriage. And a lot of
Speaker 3: people react into this election in New York City, and
Speaker 3: you know, I'm puzzled by it, and is this the
Speaker 3: reality of how far left the Democrat Party has gone?
Speaker 3: This left wing? Some people are calling him a communist
Speaker 3: Zori Mamdani on the mayoral primary, and the reactions have
Speaker 3: been pretty wild, including this, the Democrats' reactions, they're not
Speaker 3: quite sure how to deal with this, and a lot
Speaker 3: of reports from the political pundits in otherwise, including like
Speaker 3: James Carville, that all Democrats in big elections are going
Speaker 3: to be facing the realities of this guy and his
Speaker 3: far leftist policies. Are you cut from the same cloth
Speaker 3: as Zorhan Mamdani? If you say no, does that mean
Speaker 3: that the Democrats are not going to support your campaign?
Speaker 3: If you say yes, does that mean the Democrats are
Speaker 3: not going to support your campaign? I mean, I'd like
Speaker 3: to think there's a lot of clear thinking people within
Speaker 3: the Democrat Party that, like my guest yesterday, former Democrat
Speaker 3: and now Canada for City Council Brandon Nixon, feels as
Speaker 3: though the Democrats left him. I mean, what has this
Speaker 3: party turned into? I mean we've gone full on socialist
Speaker 3: slash commune in the Democrat Party. So Democrats debating nationwide
Speaker 3: how to respond not only to the defeats last year,
Speaker 3: but how to deal with this guy on a going
Speaker 3: forward basis in the direction of their party. Now apparently
Speaker 3: this mam Dami's guy, he's thirty three years old, he's
Speaker 3: never had a job from what I've heard, other than politics.
Speaker 1: Kind of like PG.
Speaker 3: Sittenfeld main theme affordability, And you got a guy that's
Speaker 3: running around promising you basically free stuff and things. Sometimes
Speaker 3: people will vote for that, not appreciating fully the economic
Speaker 3: consequences and reality of what's going on. This is pure,
Speaker 3: on plain and simple wealth redistribution. This is class warfare
Speaker 3: and how it's going to fund all of these grand,
Speaker 3: glorious concepts. This Mamdanni's guy's got apparently resonated to the
Speaker 3: city because New York City, if you haven't gotten the memo,
Speaker 3: really really expensive. I have to point out that the
Speaker 3: editorial board from the Jurnalism the iron at the affordability
Speaker 3: crisis is the result of failed democratic governance. Rent control
Speaker 3: and eviction limits have caused landlords to take tens of
Speaker 3: thousands of apartments off the market. A higher minimum wage
Speaker 3: raised the cost of food and other basics, while rich
Speaker 3: union contracts keep transportation inefficient and costly. Climate bans and
Speaker 3: mandates have raised energy costs. You're your own worst nightmare
Speaker 3: when it comes to affordability. So entermm dommie. What's he
Speaker 3: gonna do about it? Add to it? Start off, how
Speaker 3: will he pay for the stuff that he wants to
Speaker 3: get to? In a second, higher taxes on businesses and
Speaker 3: high earners and they already pay fourteen point seventy eight percent.
Speaker 3: That's the city tax rate. So that's before you get
Speaker 3: to federal and state taxes. And if you haven't gotten
Speaker 3: a memo on this, a ton of the rich people
Speaker 3: have already moved out. Big businesses have relocated to places
Speaker 3: like Florida where they don't tax you. You get to
Speaker 3: keep more of what you earn. There's not somebody in
Speaker 3: elected capacity saying I know better how to spend your money.
Speaker 3: Let me take your money and spend it on something
Speaker 3: stupid that'll dig us further in a hole. So it's
Speaker 3: going to be a crisis. And a lot of people
Speaker 3: think this is like the end of Wall Street. All
Speaker 3: the Wall Street investors and fat cats who currently live
Speaker 3: there are just going to pack their bads and get
Speaker 3: the hell out before they come and raid the balance
Speaker 3: of their profits. So, anyway, what does you want government
Speaker 3: run grocery stores, you know, like they had in the
Speaker 3: collapsed Soviet Union, Government run grocery stores, Well, that's a
Speaker 3: recipe for disaster. Talk to the folks that actually run
Speaker 3: a going concern, Kroger for example. You know what profit
Speaker 3: margins are slim? Grocery business, very slim, single usually low
Speaker 3: single digit profits. Okay, a government's going to come in
Speaker 3: and what they're going to create more efficiency. Well, when
Speaker 3: the got unlimited tax dollars to feed upon, they don't
Speaker 3: need efficiency. Hmm, that's an interesting thought. Free bus rides,
Speaker 3: which of course will make the buses free. You know,
Speaker 3: the bus fair does help offset maintenance and upkeep. Anyhow,
Speaker 3: mandatory freeze on forty three percent of the city's rental
Speaker 3: units rent control more rent control, which had the effect
Speaker 3: of the property owners taking those off the market. So
Speaker 3: you're going to see an exacerbation of the housing situations.
Speaker 3: And you know, just by arbitrarily freezing a rent that
Speaker 3: has no connection with the expenses, the owner of the
Speaker 3: building has the taxes they pay and everything else that
Speaker 3: goes along with maintenance and upkeep of an apartment building.
Speaker 3: You know, you can only charge X for rent, and
Speaker 3: you can't raise it at all, even though the taxman
Speaker 3: comments and the utility bills have gone through the roof.
Speaker 3: Because of our green policies, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera,
Speaker 3: you're not allowed to ask your tenant for more rent.
Speaker 3: He declared himself an election night to be a model
Speaker 3: for the Democratic Party. Well, he's a model cut from
Speaker 3: the Bernie Sanders AOC wing of the party, and they're
Speaker 3: the squeaky will that's gotten the grease, and the Democrats
Speaker 3: did nothing to stand up against them. And again, maybe
Speaker 3: I'm overly optimistic in thinking the Democrats in large part
Speaker 3: probably reject this mass this mass move to the far
Speaker 3: left wing of the party, the supporters of you know,
Speaker 3: DEEI and LGBTQ plus surgeries and all of that kind
Speaker 3: of crap, but also this outright dictatorial reality that this
Speaker 3: man is running on. They run around screen fascists all
Speaker 3: day long. Fascist is when your government runs of things,
Speaker 3: or rather dictates and mandates what business is private and
Speaker 3: otherwise can do. So they're screaming about the exact same
Speaker 3: thing that they want. He is going to unilaterally decide
Speaker 3: what rent's going to be, and how does he fund
Speaker 3: free buses and grocery stores and all that right, drive
Speaker 3: by driving the wealthy out of the state. This is
Speaker 3: a recipe for disaster. And I know the campaign's only
Speaker 3: getting going, and there's going to be challenges, and there's
Speaker 3: going to and there are other parties or candidates running,
Speaker 3: but wow, you just think more people would be in
Speaker 3: tune and aware to the just the process that has
Speaker 3: been tried and tried and tried, this left leaning governance,
Speaker 3: which has put them in the precarious state they find
Speaker 3: themselves in. He's also against ICE agents being in the neighborhood.
Speaker 3: He does not want any ICE agent around. He wants
Speaker 3: to protect all illegal immigrants in New York City, including
Speaker 3: the criminal element. I suppose, I'm not quite sure that's
Speaker 3: wildly popular thing for the people that live in the
Speaker 3: neighborhoods that have been overrun by immigrant gangs. By way
Speaker 3: of illustration six fifteen fifty five KRC the talk station.
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Speaker 3: And how do you ring the bell of dropping bombs?
Speaker 3: I mean, the subsequent congressional action may herb the forward
Speaker 3: nature of the deployment, you know, maybe depriving funds for
Speaker 3: the activities, but you know, obviously Congress doesn't have the
Speaker 3: will to bring around an impeachment. And is it a
Speaker 3: high crime and misdemeanor anyway, And is it really in
Speaker 3: violation of the Constitution given the War Powers Act and
Speaker 3: various authorizations for use of military force which have a
Speaker 3: major amount of flexibility in him since there's still one
Speaker 3: floating around from nineteen ninety one. So it was an
Speaker 3: interesting conversation. But one of the things he did say
Speaker 3: that I figured some of my listeners would have a
Speaker 3: problem with was that the bombs didn't do anything, that
Speaker 3: they've only knocked their program back a couple of months.
Speaker 3: I think he was relying on that initial report that
Speaker 3: was released leaked. I might underscore to sort of negate
Speaker 3: the glorious triumph that Donald Trump was projecting how important
Speaker 3: it was that we've removed Iran's ability to build a
Speaker 3: nuclear weapon. Well, somebody had to try to burst that bubble,
Speaker 3: So that initial report said, nah, maybe a couple of months. Well,
Speaker 3: as of right now, Iran, Israel, and the United States
Speaker 3: have all agreed that the nuclear sites were badly damaged
Speaker 3: estimates that had set the program back at least a
Speaker 3: couple of years. So if you get all three sides
Speaker 3: of the involved parties on the same page, unless the
Speaker 3: Iranians are lying, then it's generally accepted, he says, of
Speaker 3: right now by the various reporting in most all the
Speaker 3: media outlets, that this could be viewed as a success,
Speaker 3: depending on your position on Israel, Iran and in further
Speaker 3: left wing political backcrap insanity coupled with the immigration issue.
Speaker 3: I know the left is all about keeping illegal immigrants
Speaker 3: in the country. How that became a celebrated cosmon the
Speaker 3: Democrats is I don't know, but it is. Get a
Speaker 3: load of this. The vice mayor of was South Carol,
Speaker 3: southern California city called on street gangs to organize to
Speaker 3: face off against ice. Cynthia Gonzales, vice mayor of KudaHe
Speaker 3: refer to two well known street gangs and question why
Speaker 3: gang members who were not protesting or speaking up about
Speaker 3: the immigration raids. She said, ordinary citizens are the ones
Speaker 3: in the streets protesting the presence of federal agents. Quote,
Speaker 3: you guys tag up every you guys tag everything up,
Speaker 3: claiming hood, and now your hood's being invaded by the
Speaker 3: biggest gang there is. There ain't a peep out of
Speaker 3: you that you directed to these gangs specifically, I guess.
Speaker 3: She referenced the Eighteenth Street and Florence described as infamous
Speaker 3: street gangs, and it's literally that she appeared to be
Speaker 3: speaking directly to their members. She said, the United States
Speaker 3: Immigration and Custom Enforcement agents are running amock all up
Speaker 3: in your streets. We're out there fighting our turf, protecting
Speaker 3: our turf, protecting our people, and like, where are you at?
Speaker 3: So she's not only calling for organized street gangs to protest,
Speaker 3: she's conceded that these gangs own that turf, that it's
Speaker 3: no longer in the control of the city. It belongs
Speaker 3: to them. They need to get out on their turf
Speaker 3: and well protest ice agents. This is appalling. Los Angeles
Speaker 3: Times report of the police union called for the vice
Speaker 3: mayor's resignation. What mis Gonzalez urged and taunted these specific
Speaker 3: gangs to do in her social media post puts police
Speaker 3: officers and other law enforcement professionals at greater risk. Her
Speaker 3: actions are deplorable and potentially illegal. She should resign and
Speaker 3: she should be prosecuted if what she called for broke
Speaker 3: the law. Yeah, I can certainly understand that. Oh, the
Speaker 3: social media post was deleted, shocking no one. The City
Speaker 3: of Kude said in a statement it was aware of
Speaker 3: the video quote. The comments made by the vice mayor
Speaker 3: reflect her personal views and do not represent the views
Speaker 3: or official positions of the city at Coudey. The city
Speaker 3: will not be providing further comment. Oh great, well, she
Speaker 3: is the vice mayor, so whatever comes out of her
Speaker 3: mouth is the position of the vice mayor, whether in
Speaker 3: her private capacity or in her role doing official duties
Speaker 3: as vice mayor. You know where she's coming from. She
Speaker 3: said it out loud and the only reason someone had
Speaker 3: paid attention to it on social media scaes. Oh look,
Speaker 3: it's the account of the vice mayor of the city,
Speaker 3: which I'm sure gang members probably pay attention to as well. Terry,
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Speaker 3: At six thirty come up and six thirty one. If
Speaker 3: at five, care see the talk station before it gets
Speaker 3: local stories. I promised Terry. I take the call first. Terry,
Speaker 3: thanks for holding over the break. Welcome to the morning show, Bay,
Speaker 3: Good morning. What's going on? And yeah, oh.
Speaker 11: Nothing, and it just uh we keep on hearing all
Speaker 11: this noise about action. But I always like to look
Speaker 11: back sometimes like thirty years ago and the inaction of
Speaker 11: President Clinton when he had a chance to get Usama.
Speaker 12: Bin Laden in Soudan. His reasoning was, well, there may
Speaker 12: have been some collateral damage, and then, of course we
Speaker 12: know what happened that they started playing whackamole in Afghanistan
Speaker 12: by launching cruise missiles up north trying to hit him.
Speaker 12: But it never happened and we got hit. Yeah, sometimes
Speaker 12: action versus in action is a balance, but we should
Speaker 12: know what in action looks like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know, I have to hastily remember that
Speaker 3: during the Monica Lewinsky problems he was facing, he bumbed
Speaker 3: at an aspirin factory, if you remember correct. I don't
Speaker 3: know what military good that did, but it certainly made
Speaker 3: the news cycle at the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: Yeah, but you know, I'm always happy that President Clinton's
Speaker 12: you know, conscience is clear that you know, a couple
Speaker 12: of civilians that possibly get harmed and UBO was allowed
Speaker 12: to go ahead and pass through Sudan. Yeah, that's what
Speaker 12: we reaped. We reaped those towers coming down, our Pentagon
Speaker 12: hit and those four people in Pennsylvania shoved into the
Speaker 12: ground like a law dark.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, there's no question.
Speaker 3: Great morning, you too, man, appreciate you bringing it up Terry,
Speaker 3: have a great day five three two three talk local stories.
Speaker 3: I got an illegal immigrant from Mexico arrested this week
Speaker 3: Tuesday criminal trespassing and voyeurism charges. This according to the
Speaker 3: Butler County Sheriff's Office, Jose Juarez Vilcez close enough thirty
Speaker 3: eight cus of sex crimes involving at juvenile. Butler County
Speaker 3: Shriff's public information officers speaking with Fox nineteen. Sergeant Kim
Speaker 3: Peters wrote this in a press release June eleventh. Deputies
Speaker 3: received to report that this Juarez Vilchez was watching a
Speaker 3: thirteen year old girl through a window while making sexual gestures.
Speaker 3: It was later discovered he requested to be friends with
Speaker 3: the juvenile on social media and to send sexually explicit
Speaker 3: videos to her. According to Sergeant Peters, lawrence obtained for
Speaker 3: criminal trespassing and voyeurs and for the Middletown Municipal Court
Speaker 3: several days later. According to Sergeant Peters in the statement,
Speaker 3: due to the Vilcha's status as an undocumented immigrant, assistance
Speaker 3: from Immigrations and Customs Enforcement was requested that's cooperation. Tuesday,
Speaker 3: detectors went to the home on South thirteenth Street in Hamilton,
Speaker 3: where harez Villechas was located when he saw law enforcement deputy.
Speaker 3: City attempted to flee, but was taken into custody. Four
Speaker 3: other undocumented illegal immigrants also found in the home and
Speaker 3: were detained. Haraz vilchaz Face's additional charge of resisting arrest
Speaker 3: and obstructing official business. All five individuals are being held
Speaker 3: in the Butler County Jail. That's the kind of person
Speaker 3: you want to keep in your neighborhood. In New York,
Speaker 3: huh Middletown man dead after a man cut her woman
Speaker 3: rather dead after a man cut her leg with a machete.
Speaker 3: On Sunday, according to Proble County Sheriff's Office, Leah Huff,
Speaker 3: forty one, riding as a passenger on a motorcycle heading
Speaker 3: toward Eton on Upper Summers Road. Sheriff's Office was informed
Speaker 3: by the driver of the motorcycle that a subject hit
Speaker 3: Huff with an unknown object where they approached the driveway
Speaker 3: and the seventy seven hundred block of Upper Summers driver
Speaker 3: told deputies Huffed began bleeding profusely and drove back to
Speaker 3: his friend's home. Called nine one one. Deputies in the
Speaker 3: ms were dispatched for report of a woman with a
Speaker 3: severe laceration Huff pronounced Dad. Further in investigation discovered that
Speaker 3: the Preble Kenny Dispatch Center received a non emergency call
Speaker 3: from a woman who was a resident at the location
Speaker 3: where the assault took place. Caller told deputies that an
Speaker 3: ex boyfriend was riding a motorcycle driving up and down
Speaker 3: the roadway trying to get the get her to come outside.
Speaker 3: Ex boyfriend friend, the guy in the motorcycle with the
Speaker 3: female passenger that is no longer with us, paid a
Speaker 3: visit to the ex girlfriend's house and rode around outside it.
Speaker 1: Uh don't think that was a smart thing to do anyway.
Speaker 3: She told dispatchers that her father was outside at the
Speaker 3: time of the call. Letter determined that Huff was hit
Speaker 3: by a machete as the motorcycle that she was on
Speaker 3: past the driveway of the caller and her father on
Speaker 3: Upper Sanders Summers Road. Father fifty nine year old Kenneth Barbank,
Speaker 3: accused of throwing the machete at Huff, ultimately killing her,
Speaker 3: facing the following charges at the Municipal Corps, two counts
Speaker 3: of murder to counciforonius assault, one kind of tampering with
Speaker 3: evidence one kind of attempt to commit an offense and
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Speaker 3: So before I move on, let's see what Carl's got
Speaker 3: to say this morning. Carl, thanks for calling the Morning Show,
Speaker 3: and Happy Friday Eve to you.
Speaker 7: Happy Friday Eve. Brian say, I've got a real problem
Speaker 7: with the budget that was passed by the Ohio legislature.
Speaker 1: Oh you too, Yes, as.
Speaker 7: You've spoken, you know, it raids the unclaimed funds. And
Speaker 7: my uncle passed away back in nineteen eighty and I
Speaker 7: checked the unclaimed funds and he has seven hundred dollars
Speaker 7: sitting out there. I have found out about this about
Speaker 7: fifteen or years ago, about ten years or so ago,
Speaker 7: I decided I'm going to try to go after that money,
Speaker 7: and I went down to the probate court and went
Speaker 7: before imagine straight there, and I was basically told that
Speaker 7: I had to notify all of the heerrs of my
Speaker 7: uncle's estate that that money was out there. My uncle
Speaker 7: was one of ten children, and you know, like I said,
Speaker 7: he passed away forty five years ago. There's no way
Speaker 7: I can notify all the heirs. I think there should
Speaker 7: be some sort of law that says that if nobody
Speaker 7: comes forward from the family within so many years, that
Speaker 7: they should be entitled to the unclaimed.
Speaker 1: Funds for making the effort. Anyway, did you leave a will?
Speaker 7: I'm not sure my aunts, you know, settled it.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, here's the thing. You know, if there is
Speaker 3: no will, then you know there are there's distribution rights
Speaker 3: among family members, you know, all the children and all
Speaker 3: that kind of thing. They're entitled under the law to
Speaker 3: some sort of split in the absence of specific instructions
Speaker 3: by the decedent. So if he left specific instructions, I
Speaker 3: would say the state is wrong and that you would
Speaker 3: only need to notify people who had a le Eagle
Speaker 3: right to a share of that money during the distribution.
Speaker 3: Obviously this was unknown at the time that that account existed,
Speaker 3: so it's still floating out there in the unclaimed funds.
Speaker 3: So whatever the circumstance, this is what should drive it.
Speaker 3: I agree it's a pain in the butt and that
Speaker 3: obviously prevents many people like yourself from moving forward with it,
Speaker 3: given my comments earlier in the morning about how much
Speaker 3: it costs per hour to get a lawyer. So anyway,
Speaker 3: but I'm glad you disagree with the realities of because
Speaker 3: what they're using the unclaimed funds for our stadiums, and
Speaker 3: there's a lawsuit that's been filed. I appreciate your call, Carl,
Speaker 3: because it allows me to spring over to talk about that.
Speaker 3: The governor is expected to sign it, it's on his desk,
Speaker 3: and if it is signed, Former Ohio Attorney General Mark
Speaker 3: dan is already going to file a loss that he
Speaker 3: would file a lawsuit as soon as the governor signs
Speaker 3: it unless he vetos the wine item veto the provision
Speaker 3: for the use of those funds. He says, quote, it's
Speaker 3: a classic unconstitutional taking of people's property. Like Carls didn't
Speaker 3: use Carl as an illustration, the funds that are in
Speaker 3: the unclaimed funds account are not do not belong to
Speaker 3: the state. They belong to the people who lost those funds,
Speaker 3: all right. Senate proposal originally called for an additional one
Speaker 3: point one billion in unclaimed funds funds that be available
Speaker 3: for sports and cultural facilities Cleveland Browns and pay Corp Stadium,
Speaker 3: but they say by the time it emerged from the
Speaker 3: House Centate Conference Committee yesterday or yesterday morning, the proposal
Speaker 3: reduced the funding for other projects to four hundred million
Speaker 3: beyond the unclaimed funds. State budget also changed the state law,
Speaker 3: modifying the art Model Law, which prevents professional teams that
Speaker 3: play in taxpayer funded stadiums from relocating to another city. Apparently,
Speaker 3: some people interpreted that as you can't relocate to another
Speaker 3: city within a county. House Financial Chair Brian Stewart explained,
Speaker 3: he said, that's about moving teams out of the state
Speaker 3: the Model law. It's not about moving teams within the
Speaker 3: same county within Ohio. So we're clarifying that to say,
Speaker 3: you know, if you're within the same county, you're not
Speaker 3: in violating the.
Speaker 1: Martin Model Law.
Speaker 3: So, for example, if the Bengals decided they were deserving
Speaker 3: of a new stadium, and they didn't want to be
Speaker 3: stuck on the riverfront because of the complexities and the
Speaker 3: limited parking and other problems it creates by being on
Speaker 3: the river, and they wanted to move out somewhere else
Speaker 3: in Hamilton County, then that would be okay. It would
Speaker 3: not violate the Art Model law. I'm sure the Cleveland
Speaker 3: Brown Stadium project falls within that category. Not specific on
Speaker 3: the facts and details behind the project, but I believe
Speaker 3: this is what the change in law is directed to.
Speaker 3: Now to o Higo Supreme Court rule back in two
Speaker 3: thousand and nine that the state lacked authority to retain
Speaker 3: interest on unclaimed funds, the court specifically said unclaimed funds
Speaker 3: are not abandoned, they're the property of their owner. Accordingly,
Speaker 3: the state may not appropriate for its own use interest
Speaker 3: earned on that property. Now, in a report by the
Speaker 3: High Legislative Service Committee, they said that ruling left the
Speaker 3: door open for future General Assemblies like the one right now,
Speaker 3: to legalize the achievement of unclaimed funds use them. Basically
Speaker 3: because the two thousand and nine opinions said the General
Speaker 3: Assembly has not plainly legislated that unclaimed funds are or
Speaker 3: can be deemed abandoned property. So what they implication behind
Speaker 3: that is if they do plainly and clearly state that
Speaker 3: in legislation, then they can get their hands on it.
Speaker 3: So apparently the attorney, the former High Attorney General, disagrees
Speaker 3: with that and will be litigating this in court if
Speaker 3: the governor signs the budget into law six forty seven
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Speaker 3: I wasn't sure restruction I was going to go in
Speaker 3: this segment. Since I don't have any callers online. I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna make an observation here. Now I get a feed.
Speaker 3: I got Facebook feed. Of course, random stuff pops up,
Speaker 3: and I do get some pop ups from Greater Cincinnati Politics,
Speaker 3: which is a left leaning Greater SINNTI Politics. What can
Speaker 3: I say about it? They're always posting left leaning comments
Speaker 3: and statements. So there is apparently a union Pride Parade.
Speaker 3: Join the Cincinni afl Cio Labor Council for the Cincinnati
Speaker 3: Pride Parade taking place this Saturday. The comments as the following,
Speaker 3: good to see the labor movement in Cincinnati participating in pride.
Speaker 3: Queer workers have been in the vanguard of union organizing
Speaker 3: in recent years, and union should stand up against the
Speaker 3: homophobia and transphobia of capitalist society. What does capitalism have
Speaker 3: to do with one's perception of the LGBTQ plus community.
Speaker 3: I'm a firm embracer of capitalism, and I don't care
Speaker 3: what letter you fall into. Go ahead, live your life.
Speaker 3: If you're L fine, if you're B fine, if you're
Speaker 3: Q fine, And the T thing. I think that's just
Speaker 3: the question of biological reality. I mean, there are people
Speaker 3: out in the world did but firmly believe against all
Speaker 3: the obvious evidence, like looking down, that they are the
Speaker 3: opposite sex, so that I can live side by side
Speaker 3: with them harmoniously. Just don't expect me to fall in
Speaker 3: line with a relief system. That's okay. I've got nothing
Speaker 3: against any one of those people at all. We just
Speaker 3: disagree on certain aspects of it. Different strokes for different folks,
Speaker 3: which is why I call myself a little ill libertarian.
Speaker 3: I trust you with your zipper, and I trust you
Speaker 3: with your wallet, and that goes to the capitalist part wallet.
Speaker 3: I don't believe in a huge, bloated government that steals
Speaker 3: money from people and spends it on stupid things. I
Speaker 3: believe in market, free markets, fiscal responsibility, and limited government.
Speaker 3: Limited government which also does not interfere with your right
Speaker 3: to fall into the LGBTQ plus category. What does capitalist
Speaker 3: society have to do with homophobia and transphobia. They always
Speaker 3: try to link these things in order to demonize capitalism,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't make any sense. It's like calling Donald
Speaker 3: Trump a fascist when the future apparently mayor of New
Speaker 3: York is the guy that's going to be dictating the
Speaker 3: terms of conditions of what rental property owners can even
Speaker 3: charge someone renting to, telling you what kind of fuel
Speaker 3: you can use and cannot use, telling you what kind
Speaker 3: of car you can drive and cannot drive, telling you
Speaker 3: where you can drive and cannot drive subject to a
Speaker 3: fee or some emission thing like the taxes they're imposing
Speaker 3: inside the interior of New York City to reduce traffic.
Speaker 3: Those are things fascist due controlling the means of production.
Speaker 3: Capitalism has nothing to do with tromophobia and transphobia, I
Speaker 3: guess is my point here. Coming up at six fifty
Speaker 3: six fifty five krs talk station, George Brenneman Keith Tennenfeld
Speaker 3: behind Restore Wellness dot Org got some good topics to
Speaker 3: talk about today, stress and sleep and how to improve
Speaker 3: your health and what the downside risks are with all
Speaker 3: the stress and lack of sleep we're getting.
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Speaker 3: Very happy Thursday two and a very happy anniversary to
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Speaker 1: I'm a lucky man.
Speaker 3: I've kicked my coverage and I've enjoyed that for thirty
Speaker 3: three years. Actually been together for thirty eight years, but
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to the fifty five Carecy Morns Show. Moved
Speaker 3: away from politics and talking health from Restore Wellness Dot Org,
Speaker 3: Keith Tennefeld, George Brenneman in studio.
Speaker 1: Good to see you guys again.
Speaker 3: It's always a pleasure getting away from politics and learning
Speaker 3: something important about us how we can proactively take care
Speaker 3: of ourselves.
Speaker 1: Great to be here again. Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 3: And you know, Keith, Keith, I know you're a nurse
Speaker 3: practitioner and you specialize in this. Your business is to
Speaker 3: help you people find a better path, get him around
Speaker 3: some of the symptoms and promising encounter and face and George,
Speaker 3: you just kind of like stumbled into this with your
Speaker 3: personal health. You know, I was retired and needed something
Speaker 3: to do and was starting to get concerned about, you know,
Speaker 3: getting older and finding a different way. Yeah, ran into Keith,
Speaker 3: ran into a bunch of books and here we are.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And speaking of resources, they got links to a lot
Speaker 3: of the resources they relied on at resore Wellness dot org.
Speaker 3: I saw you interviewed Congressman Warren Davidson and how did
Speaker 3: he end up get being interviewed by you guys since
Speaker 3: you're focusing on fitness on the website.
Speaker 13: It was interesting because my wife and I visited DC
Speaker 13: last month and got to meet with Warren and his
Speaker 13: chiefest staff.
Speaker 1: He's a great guy.
Speaker 13: I had a great conversation and his approach to COVID
Speaker 13: and what happened afterwards in the in the fact that
Speaker 13: there were these shutdowns and managed. He was extremely you know,
Speaker 13: emotional about that, just like we were, you know, And
Speaker 13: so I said to him, heck with you know, talking
Speaker 13: to you about political stuff. I'd love to talk to
Speaker 13: you about health and life illness. So it was a
Speaker 13: great conversation. I encourage people to go listen to the podcast. Yeah,
Speaker 13: go to story Restore Wanness dot organ.
Speaker 3: If you've got a link to Spotify, that's where it is,
Speaker 3: so you can get it multiple different ways wherever you
Speaker 3: find your podcast. That's it, all right, Well, today we're
Speaker 3: not going to talk about food so much or exercise
Speaker 3: so much. We've been on those topics before. But something
Speaker 3: that I know a lot of people, including I, deal
Speaker 3: with stress.
Speaker 1: I mean it's.
Speaker 13: It's easily the biggest thing beyond nutrition and exercise. Nutrition
Speaker 13: and exercise are your biggest levers, right, I mean, what
Speaker 13: goes into your body and what you do with it.
Speaker 13: But after that, the next biggest is stress. And you know,
Speaker 13: there are multiple kinds of stress, especially in today's world.
Speaker 13: You got the stress of you know, what's going on
Speaker 13: with the water, the air, the weather this week, you
Speaker 13: know with the huge you know, temperature spikes and the
Speaker 13: humidity so that all puts pressure on your body and
Speaker 13: has side effects that are not exactly healthy.
Speaker 3: Well, and I think it's stressed though. I mean I
Speaker 3: think more long lines of cognitive stress. That means I
Speaker 3: am stressed out by what I do for a living. Well,
Speaker 3: you just showed me the stack of stuff you got
Speaker 3: to read. It's like, holy, you know, and trust me,
Speaker 3: in that ream of paper that I just showed you,
Speaker 3: there's not a whole lot of good news. And so
Speaker 3: that's what I mean, that's where the clicks come from.
Speaker 3: That's what people are interested in. You know, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: what's going to happen? Oh my god? What it's Usually
Speaker 3: it's something terrible. And you know, from my perspective, I
Speaker 3: get stressed out over government action and intrusions into my
Speaker 3: civil liberties and where they're spending money and the fact
Speaker 3: that my own labor is being used against me in
Speaker 3: so many ways. And I mean, this festers in the
Speaker 3: back of my mind twenty four to seven. I can't
Speaker 3: do a damn thing about it except try to raise
Speaker 3: awareness and get people to pursue a different political path
Speaker 3: or make a different choice when it comes to that
Speaker 3: kind of thing, you know. But it's like a heavy weight,
Speaker 3: you know, and the fact that I cannot avoid it.
Speaker 3: I'm not by by by virtue of what I do
Speaker 3: for a living. I'm forced to pay attention. I can't
Speaker 3: take a break. Well, just the fact that you've talked
Speaker 3: about it for two minutes now means it's really front
Speaker 3: of mind and is cause it always it always it
Speaker 3: has got to be causing, you know, the mental stress.
Speaker 3: And I always think of it in terms of the
Speaker 3: prayer that the alcoholics anonymous, you know, teach me to
Speaker 3: know what I can change and what I right solemitary.
Speaker 3: It's almost like living in the moment, you know. The hell,
Speaker 3: if we could all just live in the moment, we
Speaker 3: wouldn't be thinking about extraneous things. We'd be dealing with
Speaker 3: what's in front of us and what we're dealing with
Speaker 3: at that moment in time. So it's one thing. It's
Speaker 3: like telling somebody to snap out of depression. I'll just
Speaker 3: you got all this going for you, just snap out
Speaker 3: of it. And everybody who knows anything about depression knows
Speaker 3: it is not that simple. It is so much more
Speaker 3: complex than that. So I can tell myself, God, Brian
Speaker 3: could just snap out of it. Why are you letting
Speaker 3: this bother you? You have no control over it. But
Speaker 3: then I find myself sitting at my house on my
Speaker 3: laptop four hours a day or whatever and doing this
Speaker 3: for four hours on the radio, and I'm just surrounded
Speaker 3: by So it's it's at the forefront of my mind.
Speaker 3: So stress driven by jobs. I have a doctor friend
Speaker 3: of mine, it's actually one of my best friends, the
Speaker 3: godfather of my daughter. In fact, he's a surgeon, and
Speaker 3: I think about him because you don't walk away from
Speaker 3: that he's doing operations. Lives are in his hands. You
Speaker 3: just don't go at home at night and turn that
Speaker 3: crap off. I don't know how you could, How you could,
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 14: I think it's it's one of those things that you know,
Speaker 14: life is what we make it, and unfortunately, when we're
Speaker 14: put here on this earth to live a life, we
Speaker 14: have a choice. We can stay wound up or we
Speaker 14: can enjoy it and listening to the birds and the
Speaker 14: bees kind of case scenario. But the question is is
Speaker 14: how do you balance that? How do you catch yourself
Speaker 14: in a downward spiral being cognitive and learning to say, hey,
Speaker 14: I can take this time in my life to down
Speaker 14: regulate and to really take in and enjoy what life
Speaker 14: is meant to be for us. Or I can live
Speaker 14: the busy life, the city life, to whatever life and
Speaker 14: I think trying to balance that's the hard part. More importantly,
Speaker 14: what is our brain doing in patterns? How are we
Speaker 14: thinking in patterns? Because were always going to think because
Speaker 14: our pattern teaches us to think that way. So learning
Speaker 14: to break that pattern and say, you know what, life
Speaker 14: is short, We should be grateful and it's in one
Speaker 14: person will say it's it's very hard to be grateful
Speaker 14: and anxious at the same time. So how many times
Speaker 14: during the day do we spend going what am I
Speaker 14: grateful for? What are the things in my life that
Speaker 14: I that doesn't stress me out?
Speaker 1: And do they? Are they real? Exactly? They are real.
Speaker 1: But the situation that's.
Speaker 14: Going on in another country is also real, but it
Speaker 14: can't impact me. But the things that in my life
Speaker 14: that can impact me or right in front of me,
Speaker 14: and am I grateful for those?
Speaker 3: Walking through a thoughtful analysis in order to shift the
Speaker 3: focus of your attention.
Speaker 13: Right, Well, it's in your head and truly stresses in
Speaker 13: your head, but it definitely has physical side effects because
Speaker 13: when you're stressed, you can tell your blood pressure is
Speaker 13: going up.
Speaker 1: Great's going up. That can't be good for long term health.
Speaker 13: And like you just mentioned, how did I get into
Speaker 13: the wellness, Well, that was part of it. I mean,
Speaker 13: stressing over the political situation or stressing over you know,
Speaker 13: what's going on in the engineering world. You gotta at
Speaker 13: some point say what can I do to make that
Speaker 13: not hurt me so much? Or are there alternative ways
Speaker 13: of doing it? So I think there's a lot of
Speaker 13: implications with stress, both mental and physical stress that get
Speaker 13: your body worked up, which means you can't be healthy.
Speaker 13: I mean you've got to get the the body to
Speaker 13: be open to the idea of you know, I got
Speaker 13: to relax, and when I relax, my heart rate goes down,
Speaker 13: my blood pressure goes down. And I've got to be
Speaker 13: able to identify, hey, I can't do anything about this.
Speaker 13: I gotta let go. I have to let it go.
Speaker 13: But it is tough, especially if your job focuses around
Speaker 13: talking about it all the time.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, the area lines a challenge and you know,
Speaker 3: plus plus four hours of time I got to fill in.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just like being on stage and you're
Speaker 3: being alrming ad or performing or actually try not to
Speaker 3: call it performance because that suggests that I'm not being real, right,
Speaker 3: But you at least have to be aware about the
Speaker 3: facts and the information about the topics that people want
Speaker 3: to talk about so they don't sound like a complete
Speaker 3: idiot every day. Not to me, that's a stress. So
Speaker 3: I mean, there are things you can do.
Speaker 13: You can in your case, you're getting the news out there,
Speaker 13: You're helping influence people to change things. You can write articles,
Speaker 13: even if you don't send it to somebody, write a
Speaker 13: letter to the editor, and just get your thoughts down
Speaker 13: on paper. That's an easy way to work. That sounds
Speaker 13: the way to generate more stress.
Speaker 14: I find I find it. It's sometimes it's easy to
Speaker 14: break it down. And let's take a look at stress.
Speaker 14: So obviously we have work stress, we have thought stress.
Speaker 14: But let's look at the things that maybe we can control.
Speaker 14: For instance, you know your diet. What things are you
Speaker 14: putting into your diet and your body that could be
Speaker 14: increasing your stress as far as inflammatory stress? Right, your hydration,
Speaker 14: same thing, are you drinking enough? Is your brain calm
Speaker 14: because you're well hydrated? What about sleep? Sleep's a fantastic
Speaker 14: way to get restorative sleep. But if you don't get enough,
Speaker 14: you're gonna have a stress cycle.
Speaker 3: And I know we're going to have a conversation about
Speaker 3: sleep too, And I think I got I got a point.
Speaker 3: I want to make that I solve my getting to
Speaker 3: sleep difficulties brought about by stress. You know, the thoughts
Speaker 3: going through your head, the things that everybody kind of experience.
Speaker 3: You know, people experience all the time. You lay down
Speaker 3: at night and all this like what did I do today?
Speaker 1: What did you say?
Speaker 3: I wish I hadn't said that, and then you think about, well,
Speaker 3: all the things you got to do tomorrow. That kind
Speaker 3: of that. That's a form of mental stress. But it
Speaker 3: also impacts the sleep, which is a terrible thing as well.
Speaker 3: We'll get some of the information on what lack of
Speaker 3: sleep and bad sleeps patterns can do to you. Stick
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Speaker 3: Restore Wellness dot org with George Renaman and Keith enfl
Speaker 3: talking health and talking stress. And I to pass along
Speaker 3: one of the mechanisms to manage stress for me. And
Speaker 3: I like telling people this because I know how many
Speaker 3: people struggle to go to sleep, and we're gonna talk
Speaker 3: about the importance of sleep here this morning with these guys.
Speaker 3: But you know, very very long period of time where
Speaker 3: I had problems going to sleep. You know, you're thinking
Speaker 3: about all the stuff that you said, Oh my god,
Speaker 3: you know, and it's racing through your mind that I
Speaker 3: embarrass myself, whatever things that you did, activities you went
Speaker 3: through during the day, and then you think about tomorrow
Speaker 3: and what you got to do tomorrow, and oh my god,
Speaker 3: I got that thing coming up at the end of
Speaker 3: the week. And why when you are laying in bed
Speaker 3: and getting ready to go to sleep and doing something
Speaker 3: for your body that's so important, that is getting a
Speaker 3: good night's ress, why are we thinking about that kind
Speaker 3: of thing. So I always start out if I feel
Speaker 3: and I've gotten to the point where i have no
Speaker 3: problem at all going to sleep anymore, because I've been
Speaker 3: doing this for so many years. First off, it's the
Speaker 3: worst possible talk. You're not going to be doing anything,
Speaker 3: you're going to sleep, You're gonna be laying in bed
Speaker 3: think about stress, right because you can't unring the bell
Speaker 3: of what happened, and you can't accomplish anything while you're
Speaker 3: laying in bed trying to go to sleep. So all
Speaker 3: those activities may be on your plate, but now is
Speaker 3: not the time to think about them. So try to
Speaker 3: start with that. And then what I always do is
Speaker 3: engage in this sort of meditative process. I close my
Speaker 3: eyes and I put myself in this peaceful tranquil and
Speaker 3: I use a forest. You know, you mentioned off air,
Speaker 3: a beach in Hawaii, wherever, uncovered by anything. You're alone
Speaker 3: and you're just peacefully walking and you know, don't necessarily
Speaker 3: have any place to go. But what I'm focusing on
Speaker 3: is this fictitious mental walk, meaning I'm not focusing on
Speaker 3: the clutter. So it's a form of meditation. You are
Speaker 3: consciously engaging in a thought process, unlike meditation, which is
Speaker 3: clearing your mind of everything. And that's almost impossible for
Speaker 3: a guy like me to accomplish my you know, the
Speaker 3: seven squirrels running around in my brain. But by engaging
Speaker 3: in this meditative process to the exclusion of the clutter,
Speaker 3: you know what, I never get to where I'm going.
Speaker 3: I always end up falling asleep. And it's almost second
Speaker 3: nature to me now and it really truly works. So
Speaker 3: maybe something that my listeners can try if they struggle
Speaker 3: to get to.
Speaker 1: Sleep, and it's it's a mental process.
Speaker 13: I think the key thing was stressed during the day
Speaker 13: and like you say, nine times the worst time to
Speaker 13: be talking about stress because you got to get to sleep.
Speaker 13: But during the day, you know, it does have that
Speaker 13: side effect on your body. And could you go through
Speaker 13: some of the you know, what is it that happens
Speaker 13: to cause chronic illness because of stress.
Speaker 14: There's this really cool term called inflame aging, but it's
Speaker 14: basically chronic inflammation, and that increases aging oxidative stress, which
Speaker 14: is as free radical. It gets tossed out in your
Speaker 14: body from just normal daily activities, and then you increase
Speaker 14: that because the cortisol production next to your cortisols a
Speaker 14: side effect of stress exactly. And it's you know, it's
Speaker 14: your fight or flight chemical, right, it's to get me
Speaker 14: out of this danger situation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what really we don't need that. We're not
Speaker 1: in danger.
Speaker 14: You know, right at the top of the food chain,
Speaker 14: everything's pretty comfortable. But for some reason we keep on
Speaker 14: building this cort is all and you add that to
Speaker 14: our environmental problems such as you know, bad air, bad water,
Speaker 14: you know, small everything else heavy metals, and now our
Speaker 14: mitochondria are getting their butt kicked and we have to
Speaker 14: do something about that. We have to clear that oxidative stress.
Speaker 14: And so there's many different ways to clear oxidative stress. Ironically,
Speaker 14: it's your antioxidant. It's your healthy blueberries and your veratrols
Speaker 14: and your NA. See and there's a whole list of them.
Speaker 14: You just google, you know, the top five antioxidants and
Speaker 14: get to work. Sana is another fantastic way to get
Speaker 14: oxidatve stress out of your body, but to get more
Speaker 14: onto the damaging of it. It can actually cause epigenic changes.
Speaker 14: Your genetics can get changed, and there's your cancer potential,
Speaker 14: your cancer risks. Not to mention, your teleomers get shortened,
Speaker 14: which filmers are DNA, exactly your DNA, and that helps
Speaker 14: you rebuild all your new cells. And so what are
Speaker 14: things like Meditation is a great way to lengthen your telemers.
Speaker 14: Deep breathing great way to lengthen it. Antioxidation lengthen your teleomers,
Speaker 14: and that's kind of the goal when you're trying to
Speaker 14: do you're trying to reverse inflammaging, inflammating.
Speaker 13: I hadn't heard that when I send it to me,
Speaker 13: I'm like, what the heck you misspelled inflammation that's common.
Speaker 1: Inflammating makes sense.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's easily one of the bigger problems inflammation,
Speaker 13: especially with you know what's happening with the food supply
Speaker 13: and some of the crazy stuff they're doing for processed foods,
Speaker 13: increases inflammation, right, And you see that in your joints.
Speaker 14: You see that in your anxiety. Anxiety can be assigned
Speaker 14: you have neuro inflammation.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 14: Neuroinflammation is a very real deal. And so if you're
Speaker 14: feeling anxious or feeling depressed, your brain's just not thinking, right,
Speaker 14: it's probably inflammation.
Speaker 3: So what you're saying is it is a a you're
Speaker 3: influenced by your environment. Of course, the pollutants, toxins, et
Speaker 3: cetera that we regularly encounter. The environment. Of course, what
Speaker 3: we put in our body literally has an impact on this.
Speaker 3: And then of course our cognitive state and how we
Speaker 3: cope or not cope, as the case maybe with the
Speaker 3: mental stress.
Speaker 14: Right, And that's a good thing is that if we
Speaker 14: can improve that inflammation in our brain, maybe we can
Speaker 14: cope better as well. So taking in less inflammatory foods,
Speaker 14: better water, and staying away from you know, environmental toxins
Speaker 14: could possibly give us that cerebral benefit where we can
Speaker 14: cope with stress a lot easier.
Speaker 1: It's like everything in mother nature. It's like it's all intertwined.
Speaker 13: We said we didn't want to talk about nutrition and
Speaker 13: exercise today, but right because welcome to holistic meta stress.
Speaker 1: You got exactly.
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Speaker 3: hot and humid, yes, heat index on one hundreds on
Speaker 3: a high of ninety two and a chance of storms
Speaker 3: the beginning at noon and lasting through sunset.
Speaker 1: Overnight.
Speaker 3: It'll stay muggy seventy three for the overnight low ninety
Speaker 3: two with a heat index around one hundred tomorrow as well,
Speaker 3: and some pop up afternoon storms. Heat advisory ends at
Speaker 3: eight pm tomorrow and then an overnight low is seventy four.
Speaker 3: Still muggy, eighty six to the high on Saturday. With
Speaker 3: good news they say a cold to front, a cold
Speaker 3: front is approaching seventy six right now.
Speaker 1: Time for traffic.
Speaker 12: Or not?
Speaker 3: Just Trekker, Go check on Chuck, see if he's all right.
Speaker 3: Keith Enfel, George Renneman Studio restore Wellness dot organs where
Speaker 3: you find them online and see the information they have there.
Speaker 3: We're talking health and wellness generally speaking. Today's topics generally
Speaker 3: around stress, both physical and mental, and sleep as well,
Speaker 3: and they're all connected. And I, as George put it
Speaker 3: out at the outset, I said, we wouldn't be talking
Speaker 3: so much about diet, but that it's related. A holistic
Speaker 3: medicine involves looking at all aspects of one's life, the
Speaker 3: environmental component, the health are, the mental component, what you're
Speaker 3: eating component, and then also mechanisms to change, for example,
Speaker 3: your diet to deal with things like stress. You mentioned
Speaker 3: getting these free radicals and your DNA and line and
Speaker 3: all that, and that's directly related to what you eat.
Speaker 3: Are there certain foods out there in the world that
Speaker 3: cause the stress?
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot. Actually there's you know, anything as the preservatives.
Speaker 14: If you go to your Chinese restaurant and you get
Speaker 14: to know this MMSG, that's a neurotoxin, to believe it
Speaker 14: or not.
Speaker 3: I thought they got rid of most of that because
Speaker 3: MSG kind on everybody's radar. I think back in the
Speaker 3: eighties and you could ask for no MSG. And then
Speaker 3: they started advertising at Chinese restaurants. We don't use MSG,
Speaker 3: but they still if you look on an ingredient list
Speaker 3: for some reason, they're allowed to call it natural flavor.
Speaker 13: Right, Oh, is that what that? So when you see
Speaker 13: something as natural flavor, that's usually MSc.
Speaker 14: So you know, this goes back to our previous conversation,
Speaker 14: but sugar is probably the one of the most highly
Speaker 14: inflammatory things that you can do increasing your oxidative stress, whereas,
Speaker 14: like my father in law just reminded me, turmeric, especially
Speaker 14: turmeric paste the recipe online can do the exact opposite.
Speaker 14: It's great anti inflammatory. So there's a lot of things.
Speaker 14: One of the supplements I take, it's a great one,
Speaker 14: and also talk about telemer length tumoric can help out
Speaker 14: with that too. And so to get back into that
Speaker 14: diet piece, for instance, you would think exercise, all exercise
Speaker 14: has got to be great for quartisol reduction.
Speaker 1: Well not necessarily.
Speaker 14: If you're under like a high mileage like your five K,
Speaker 14: your ten k or thirty k, people's they're actually producing
Speaker 14: a lot of cortisol. Their body gets into kind of
Speaker 14: album as a shock state, and that can be if
Speaker 14: you're someone who's trying to reduce cortisol or someone who's
Speaker 14: trying to improve their inflammation. You might not want to
Speaker 14: be that type of athlete. Whereas if you run for
Speaker 14: three minutes, in for three minutes and you do that
Speaker 14: for an hour, you stay in zone two and three,
Speaker 14: and that's actually very good for oxidative stress. He gets
Speaker 14: rid of that oxidative stress. So it's a balance. It's
Speaker 14: all in a balance, right, And you also mentioned some
Speaker 14: other aspects about about diet. You know, I think the
Speaker 14: thing is is fasting. Sometimes we eat just too much.
Speaker 14: We're putting too much stress on our body because we're
Speaker 14: always digestif.
Speaker 3: All right, I hear fasting is great for you all
Speaker 3: the time, but then I read there are different types
Speaker 3: of fasting, and I've seen some people insane, people just
Speaker 3: drinking water exclusively for really long time. I mean, I'm like,
Speaker 3: there's no way in hell I could deal with that.
Speaker 3: But then again, I've also read that just not eating
Speaker 3: for twelve hours a form of fasting. And that's pretty
Speaker 3: much my life. I don't need anything after say six pm,
Speaker 3: And here my breakfast, my banana has been laying here,
Speaker 3: and I've been up since two thirty this morning, it's
Speaker 3: already seven thirty, so it's been my gosh, it's been
Speaker 3: more than twelve hours, been thirteen hours since I've eaten anything.
Speaker 3: So that's a fast, isn't it right. It's kind of
Speaker 3: like churning butter. You know, the longer you do it,
Speaker 3: you get a different product. And so if you're looking
Speaker 3: for just general fasting and gut like rest, yeah, twelve
Speaker 3: hour twenty four hours are kind of where you're going.
Speaker 3: If you want to start losing weight, that doesn't start
Speaker 3: happening until about forty eight seventy two hours. And if
Speaker 3: you want to start building stem cells, which help rebuild
Speaker 3: your body and actually repair itself in unique ways, you're
Speaker 3: looking at ninety six hours or more.
Speaker 1: It keeps me motioning me for a ninety six hour.
Speaker 1: I haven't done it yet.
Speaker 13: I did do forty eight. I did do forty eight.
Speaker 13: And it's interesting. First of all, you look great because
Speaker 13: you start losing a lot of weight. Oh yeah, but
Speaker 13: it's almost like at that point you find wherever your
Speaker 13: weakness is. So my weakness tends to be headaches, So
Speaker 13: I'll start to get a headaches after that. But I
Speaker 13: got to try it at least once because the benefits
Speaker 13: are supposedly enormous and you're seeing it all over on
Speaker 13: X in the wellness feed.
Speaker 1: You seeing a lot of stuff about the ninety six hour.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you pay any attention to the general area
Speaker 3: we were talking about here in this during this hour,
Speaker 3: you're going to run into a lot of information on fasting.
Speaker 3: Well for starters.
Speaker 13: The whole breakfast thing was started because you know, in
Speaker 13: the United States, we didn't eat breakfast. If you ate
Speaker 13: breakfast whenever was left over the night before.
Speaker 3: Listen, I got a lot of relatives that were farmers,
Speaker 3: and you know back in the day and you ate
Speaker 3: a huge breakfast in the morning because you were outdoors
Speaker 3: the rest of the day. But once the industrial revolution hit,
Speaker 3: it's like, you know, what do you need to eat breakfast?
Speaker 5: For?
Speaker 14: We when I sit down for that, we're just sitting
Speaker 14: down a lot. But you know, eating fasting was is
Speaker 14: more important now than it probably ever has been because
Speaker 14: back in the day we are highly physical, highly motivated,
Speaker 14: highly burning calories.
Speaker 1: That's a good point.
Speaker 14: And now we're sitting down, So whoa, our calorie intake
Speaker 14: needs to come down because.
Speaker 1: We're not burning this calories.
Speaker 3: I see that that that's a straight arrow, direct line
Speaker 3: reality with it. It's we live a much more sedentary life.
Speaker 14: Why it's more important to spend at least one or
Speaker 14: two hours WHOA, that's a lot doing some physical activity.
Speaker 14: I mean, you really need to get your butt moving
Speaker 14: or is you're going to be in big trouble?
Speaker 3: Well, all right, we're learning a lot from George and Keith.
Speaker 3: Today we're going to focus a little bit more on
Speaker 3: sleep coming up. Got a couple more segments to deal
Speaker 3: with the folks, and maybe we can learned something about
Speaker 3: maybe how bad it is that we don't get good
Speaker 3: night's sleeve and some help and getting us in the
Speaker 3: direction of getting some good night's sleep, stress and sleep.
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Speaker 3: Mike Jenlin first one of wether forecast. It's going to
Speaker 3: be a hot day to day humid as well. Ninety
Speaker 3: two for the high with the heat index around one
Speaker 3: hundred or so and a chance of storms between noon
Speaker 3: and sunset. Gonna be muggy overnight with a drop to
Speaker 3: seventy three Tomorrow the heat index ends at eight pm.
Speaker 3: A sunny, hot, humid day. It will be with pop
Speaker 3: up afternoon showers again. Ninety two for the high. Uh
Speaker 3: huh yeah, heat index of one hundred, overnight lowess seventy
Speaker 3: four and muggy conditions and a little better Saturday, eighty
Speaker 3: six for the high with an approaching cold front seventy seven.
Speaker 1: Now time for a traffic.
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Speaker 1: Five KRCD Talk station. Hey' very happy Thursday to you.
Speaker 3: Talking health with Georgia Keith George running with Keith Tennefel
Speaker 3: at It's Restore Wellness dot orgs where you final online
Speaker 3: and we're talking about stress. We didn't dwell much on
Speaker 3: physical stress. I know I've heard the discussion off of
Speaker 3: mental stress, primarily because at least something I have a
Speaker 3: connection too. But sleep also has a profound impact on
Speaker 3: our on our lives and our health as well. From
Speaker 3: what I understand. What we'll talk about the amount of
Speaker 3: sleep we need. People have struggled with challenges of getting
Speaker 3: a complete full night's sleep, But what are the downside
Speaker 3: health riads for not having sufficient sleep?
Speaker 13: Well, we did a podcast with Jimbocollins a couple of
Speaker 13: weeks ago. I encourage you to listen. He's a bodybuilder,
Speaker 13: you know, personal trainer kind of guy, and I found it.
Speaker 13: I had not heard this before that sleep is where
Speaker 13: you build.
Speaker 14: Your muscle back. It's right, it's the restorative part. Like
Speaker 14: you go to the gym, you tear down your muscles,
Speaker 14: and sleep is where you build them. No, I had
Speaker 14: never heard that before, and I thought, that's just another
Speaker 14: reason why. You know, sleep's got to be at near
Speaker 14: the top of the list of things you can do
Speaker 14: for your health. You know, we spend one third of
Speaker 14: our life asleep. That's a lot, and so if we
Speaker 14: don't make one third of our life a priority, then
Speaker 14: we're doing something really, really wrong. And it's amazing where
Speaker 14: people like you said, you're busy or up on your
Speaker 14: phone doing all this stuff late at night and you're
Speaker 14: trying to rob yourself with this sleep because you need
Speaker 14: more time during the day, but you're doing nothing but
Speaker 14: harm at that point in time.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, going back to my sleep get the
Speaker 3: sleep trick that I mentioned earlier. There's no way you
Speaker 3: can accomplish that if you have a damn cell phone
Speaker 3: over there that's actually going off. I don't understand how
Speaker 3: anybody can live their lives with a cell phone laying
Speaker 3: next on another nightstand. And you know, I'm your George.
Speaker 3: You aren't disturbed in your sleep routine by that thing
Speaker 3: going off.
Speaker 13: I mean it doesn't go off. I I finally figured
Speaker 13: out how to turn it off between certain hours. But
Speaker 13: that is off and not bothering you.
Speaker 8: True.
Speaker 3: Do you wake up in the middle of the night
Speaker 3: and feel compelled to look over to see if you
Speaker 3: got any text messages? Do fortunately, George metaphorically slap you
Speaker 3: from across I'll do it on this.
Speaker 13: Nerd right, So I've been in nerds just before they
Speaker 13: called us that I had the bag phone. Then I
Speaker 13: had the huge thing that barely fitted your pocket. I
Speaker 13: was the first guy to have you. I still have
Speaker 13: a puppet engineer, but you don't have any pockets today.
Speaker 13: But you do read my wife friend saw me on
Speaker 13: on this all the time that you know, you read
Speaker 13: about the blue light filters and the fact that you shouldn't.
Speaker 1: Be watching your screen before you go to bed.
Speaker 4: I just can't stop.
Speaker 3: So this side of it's a sign of addiction. You
Speaker 3: know what say you, of all people, know it's bad
Speaker 3: for you. You know it's disruptive to something so vitally important.
Speaker 3: Is Keith pointing out sleep, and yet you don't do
Speaker 3: something as simple as just turning it off and not
Speaker 3: looking at it. No, it's the middle of the night.
Speaker 3: This is why I turn mine off. You know, I
Speaker 3: grew up in an era where I we didn't have
Speaker 3: phone calls at night, even though you could make as
Speaker 3: My dad went to sleep early and he didn't want
Speaker 3: to be disturbed. He wasn't going to take a phone
Speaker 3: call the middle of the night, so you just waited
Speaker 3: till the next day. So if I wake up I
Speaker 3: got a voicemail my cell phone, I'll deal with it time. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I normally don't. I get maybe half a dozen or
Speaker 3: a dozen texts that I wake up to. Those didn't
Speaker 3: need to be addressed overnight. There's nothing emergent coming in
Speaker 3: on my phone, So screw it, turn it off, lay
Speaker 3: it down, George. That's your assignment, y, then an example
Speaker 3: for the people you were trying to help out with
Speaker 3: their wellness.
Speaker 14: So if you want to live longer, sleep more, ironically,
Speaker 14: that's that's a life expectancy hack. Number two everybody probably
Speaker 14: struggles with sleep to some degree. If you are finding
Speaker 14: that in a classic question I ask in my practices,
Speaker 14: do you snore?
Speaker 1: Or if there's a couple there, does he or she snore?
Speaker 1: And the answer is yes.
Speaker 14: You need to get that checked out because obstructive sleep apnea,
Speaker 14: being basically being choked one third of your day, is
Speaker 14: a horrible thing.
Speaker 1: And that needs to be resolved.
Speaker 14: I can cause all kinds of cardiovascular, cause CHF, cause
Speaker 14: all other crazy problems. I got some tips to help
Speaker 14: you sleep here in a minute.
Speaker 3: Great, Well, let's we'll hear from the guys on the tips,
Speaker 3: and I'm looking forward to hearing them. I did a
Speaker 3: sleep avenue test had sleep apnea, and it was just
Speaker 3: awful that you're drowning essentially, you're being in It can
Speaker 3: really cause like a panic attack during the day because
Speaker 3: it's it.
Speaker 1: Wakes literally wakes you up.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately for me, I just am loathed the concept of
Speaker 3: getting a seapap machine. I got a a custom orthotic
Speaker 3: from doctor Fred Peck which pushes my jaw out. It's
Speaker 3: reasonably comfortable. I'm awaren it for years and it works
Speaker 3: ninety percent of the time. My wife will occasionally say
Speaker 3: you were snoring but for the most part just kicking
Speaker 3: me and making me roll over.
Speaker 14: If you're overweight and you snore, that's a problem. If
Speaker 14: you get that snoring fixed, you can lose weight easier.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't consider myself overweight, and yet I still
Speaker 3: have the apnea issue, So go ahead and figure that
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Speaker 3: First one to Wether forecasts and Channel nine pop up
Speaker 3: afternoon showers like between noon and sunset the best opportunity
Speaker 3: for those. Otherwise we're going to hit ninety two for
Speaker 3: a high with a heat index around one hundred, clear,
Speaker 3: muggy seventy three, overnight ninety two with a heat index
Speaker 3: around one hundred and some pop up afternoonst hours tomorrow,
Speaker 3: so mirror of today tomorrow overnight muggy Heath advisory enter
Speaker 3: at eight pm seventy four the overnight low, and then
Speaker 3: we're going to have a reasonable.
Speaker 1: Day on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Coldfront is approaching their rick, they're saying, and we'll have
Speaker 3: eighty six for the high on Saturday seventy eight.
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Speaker 9: Then slow Mitchell towards Paddock where there was an earlier accident.
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Speaker 3: Seven fifty fifty five kr SE decalk station Our Power
Speaker 3: with George Venaman and Keith Ennefeld again Restore Wellness dot org,
Speaker 3: finding some value information and pointing out the obvious importance
Speaker 3: of dealing with and managing stress, both physical and mental,
Speaker 3: and the implications within your body on what stress can do.
Speaker 1: And then we're also focusing on sleep.
Speaker 3: And I know, Keith you you wanted to pass along
Speaker 3: some helpful hints and mechanisms for my listeners to help
Speaker 3: get them that good night's sleep.
Speaker 1: That's right, you know.
Speaker 14: Obviously, routine is the most important part where you say, Okay,
Speaker 14: at this time, I'm getting going to bed, and I'm
Speaker 14: only going to go to bed.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 14: The bed is designed for a couple purposes. One of
Speaker 14: them is not to sit up and watch TV and
Speaker 14: stay on your cellphone.
Speaker 1: It's the other purpose that I prefer. But you know
Speaker 1: that can help you sleep too. Oh yeah, especially if
Speaker 1: done properly.
Speaker 14: Right exactly, And we'll talk about that in the next segment. Anyway,
Speaker 14: So a couple of good supplements. El theanine Lthianine is
Speaker 14: a very good stress reducer and helps you sleep. One
Speaker 14: two hundred milligrams about an hour before bed. Magnesium theoryinate
Speaker 14: or three or in eight is it what they sometimes
Speaker 14: we'll say one to two grams an hour before bed. Obviously,
Speaker 14: the whole camomal tea is another good thing that you
Speaker 14: can do. You and Brian brought up a great idea
Speaker 14: of guided imagery. That's a very fantastic thing to do.
Speaker 3: My meditative walk in the woods thing, very good, very good,
Speaker 3: that has a name guided imagery.
Speaker 14: No, you invented it, of it, I just termed that
Speaker 14: I just put put a name to it. Made me
Speaker 14: feel sophisticated. Sometimes people really need to burn muscle tension. Uh,
Speaker 14: they feel like they're just tight, So stretching and or
Speaker 14: doing a couple of rounds of some hit exercises, you know.
Speaker 14: Sometimes that's say, exercises that actually can wake you up,
Speaker 14: but it actually can also exhaust you too. So if
Speaker 14: you want to do a bunch of push ups or
Speaker 14: stretches that help just lengthen everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I will occasionally, usually on an as needed basis,
Speaker 3: because I used to I really used to be big
Speaker 3: into yoga. I'll do some yoga stretches and twists, and
Speaker 3: that really helps me get comfortable to fall asleep.
Speaker 14: Another good bio hack is if you're if you're a
Speaker 14: person who takes shit hour at night and this is
Speaker 14: strange warm shower, hot shower, and then switch it to
Speaker 14: cold for thirty seconds to a minute, and it's in
Speaker 14: that state that produces this great way to relax and
Speaker 14: go to sleep.
Speaker 1: Really yep.
Speaker 14: Gary Bereca talks about that one, and then last but
Speaker 14: not least, kind of having a brain fart here, it's
Speaker 14: uh oh, what was it? Not a great time to
Speaker 14: go to a break boy anyway, So let's just try
Speaker 14: to make my goal overall is to make sleep a priority.
Speaker 14: If it's one third of your life, you need to
Speaker 14: make it a priority. If you need to get a
Speaker 14: sleeping medication, because you've tried everything. You've tried melotone, you
Speaker 14: tried magnesium, you tried these these records.
Speaker 3: Meltone was when I was trying to come up with
Speaker 3: because you didn't mention that specifically.
Speaker 14: I'm not a fan of melatonin because of the way
Speaker 14: way to interrupt your chronic serotonin production, and I'd like
Speaker 14: to try that to do that naturally, and that's usually
Speaker 14: gut health. You get on a good circadian rhythm, you
Speaker 14: wake up with the sun, you try to go to
Speaker 14: bed roughly around sunset, your circadian get rhythm gets reset,
Speaker 14: and your serotonin levels are usually fine.
Speaker 1: Melitonin hacks that.
Speaker 14: So I try to stay away from that, but you
Speaker 14: might want to talk to your provider about a you know,
Speaker 14: another alternative if nothing else is getting you to sleep.
Speaker 14: And there's a lot of medications out there that have
Speaker 14: been around for a while that work very very well.
Speaker 1: And there's some new ones too. Za acts.
Speaker 14: Right, there's that, there's transit, do own, there's ambience. I'm
Speaker 14: not trying to be a promoter of pharmaceuticals, but because
Speaker 14: sleep is so important and if you've tried everything, sometimes
Speaker 14: you just need to do that because it's important to you.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 3: I guess they're monitoring and controlling the prescription drugs along
Speaker 3: those lines so much more than they used to because
Speaker 3: of course all the problems we've got with over prescribing
Speaker 3: and people getting addicted. So the idea of getting xanax
Speaker 3: from your provider, that may be a short term kind
Speaker 3: of thing from the provider's perspective.
Speaker 13: Now, well, the beauty is to look all at all
Speaker 13: of these is short term. You're trying to get us
Speaker 13: so that your body naturally will do the inflammation control
Speaker 13: or muscle sermmary jack exactly like muscle memory. Everything we're
Speaker 13: talking about for the most part. You know, when you
Speaker 13: start talking about meds or specific supplements, the idea is
Speaker 13: to try and find a more natural way to get
Speaker 13: those to happen instead of having to you know, go
Speaker 13: out there and artificially introduce them.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just the whole concept of having to be
Speaker 3: reliant on a pharmaceutical company, even if it's providing you
Speaker 3: with great benefits, even if there's no downside risk, if
Speaker 3: you need a prescription, you're kind of stuck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I agree. Oh that's what I was going to say.
Speaker 14: Is hormones, especially if females postmenopausal perimenopausal progesterone levels, this
Speaker 14: can be very very important to help you balance sleep well.
Speaker 3: As gonna mention, Yeah, I used to do commercials for
Speaker 3: uh sorry, see I couldn't wait any longer to apologies
Speaker 3: for that. That should never happen on the radio, Brian,
Speaker 3: But I used to do commercials for a center that
Speaker 3: did hormone bioidentical hormone replacements, and man, I had all
Speaker 3: kinds of people tell me how wonderful the outcome was
Speaker 3: with that. Yeah, going back to the multiple reasons for
Speaker 3: the bad Yeah, and just general overall wellness and feeling
Speaker 3: of greater energy and more balance and things in life. So,
Speaker 3: if your hormones are out of whack.
Speaker 14: It can be dealt with, yep, and it can actually
Speaker 14: change a person's personality. If your hormones are out of
Speaker 14: whack to the point where not only are you losing sleep,
Speaker 14: but you're somebody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah, strange.
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Speaker 3: Joe Montgomery back in the studio. What's going on with
Speaker 3: Patriots Landing. I love what they're doing with Patriots Landing
Speaker 3: for our veteran friends out there. Joe Montgomery's got it
Speaker 3: all he's got a special announcement. Plus j Rat look
Speaker 3: at eight thirty with iheard media aviation expert.
Speaker 1: I'll be right back.
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Speaker 3: A very happy Friday Eve to you, and as I've
Speaker 3: been importing out all morning, very special happy.
Speaker 1: Day for me and my wife.
Speaker 3: I'd like to think she agreed, and she is, because
Speaker 3: she texted me to say she was in agreement. It's
Speaker 3: our thirty third a and we're both pretty happy with
Speaker 3: the fact that we were able to meet each other.
Speaker 3: And I'm certainly happy with the fact that I was
Speaker 3: able to convince her to go out with me, since
Speaker 3: she did say no a couple of times after when
Speaker 3: I first tried. Anyhow So, he's a woman of she's smart,
Speaker 3: that's smarter than I am. Anyway back in studio, and
Speaker 3: it's always a pleasure to see Joe Montgomery, who's currently
Speaker 3: in a relationship where he's out kicked his coverage. He
Speaker 3: knew I was gonna say something. Lynn is an outstanding woman.
Speaker 3: She's amazing morning congratulates all with the young Marines. And
Speaker 3: of course Joe Montgomery, if you don't remember, is involved
Speaker 3: with and the founder of a wonderful, wonderful organization called
Speaker 3: Patriots Landing located in northern Kentucky, real close to the
Speaker 3: the Arc Museum. Right, it's that right, just Arc in County.
Speaker 3: That's kind of right around the corner for you guys.
Speaker 3: And let's start off before we get to your announcement.
Speaker 3: I know you've gotten something special. Let my listeners know
Speaker 3: about you're the reason behind Patriots Landing, what you do
Speaker 3: each and every day, and we'll talk about some of
Speaker 3: the items you manufactured in your woodshop, which has expanded
Speaker 3: over the years. So let's start off with a little
Speaker 3: history lesson to remind my listeners or at least explained
Speaker 3: to them for those who aren't familiar with you.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, you know our mission statement is enhancing the
Speaker 15: lives of veterans and their families. And you and I
Speaker 15: have talked over the years about a lot of the
Speaker 15: things that happened in our shop, with the camaraderie, with
Speaker 15: the purpose that we're providing for the veterans, it's so real.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to watch.
Speaker 15: One of the things I wanted to share with you
Speaker 15: this morning is we talk about this with our groups
Speaker 15: that visit all the time that a lot of times
Speaker 15: in most veterans, probably the far majority, would acknowledge that,
Speaker 15: as we just discussed briefly, your wonderful, lovely, beautiful spouse
Speaker 15: has given you the ability to grow in your relationship
Speaker 15: and play caated a lot of different things and is
Speaker 15: not causing tons of stress for you right over the
Speaker 15: years and your relationship, well, I.
Speaker 3: Couldn't be married to a woman who caused me stress
Speaker 3: all the time, Like if I was pulling in the
Speaker 3: driveway and I got a sinking feeling like oh no,
Speaker 3: done over with not that's not me, but not having
Speaker 3: to deal with that or even think about it as
Speaker 3: a concept. That's one of the reasons why I'm so
Speaker 3: happy that I was able.
Speaker 15: To what a perfect segue with your previous guests are
Speaker 15: just amazing and stress had the pleasure right that it's
Speaker 15: just just the brain stress thing which you and I
Speaker 15: have a lot of because we're just on go, go
Speaker 15: go all the time. But but the the spouses, and
Speaker 15: I'll say particularly maybe the wives. We have a lot of,
Speaker 15: you know, women who serve obviously, and the husbands do now,
Speaker 15: but historically, you know, the spouse suffers equally a lot
Speaker 15: of times as much or even sometimes more than the
Speaker 15: actual veteran if they're deployed that you know, they have
Speaker 15: to hold the house down with the kids or whatever else.
Speaker 15: And the stress there about one of the loved one
Speaker 15: being deployed and not knowing where they are than when
Speaker 15: that person comes home.
Speaker 1: And I forget if it's a song or a saying.
Speaker 15: That really hit me years ago when we talked about
Speaker 15: and bringing the families in, is that the mom sent
Speaker 15: her boy overseas and the boy never came home, but
Speaker 15: her son came home. It was just a different person.
Speaker 15: And so that's what the families deal with. And I
Speaker 15: tell you all that because we just recently brought into
Speaker 15: our shop a wonderful edition.
Speaker 1: Her name is well, we call her Goody. It's Goody.
Speaker 15: I believe I'm probably butchering that, but she is very
Speaker 15: much a German woman. She met her husband in Germany,
Speaker 15: while he's serving. They got married. They spent twenty something
Speaker 15: years over there. She came to America, loves America. Her
Speaker 15: husband obviously was a veteran of the army, loved woodworking.
Speaker 15: Was you know that veterans cemetery is right across street
Speaker 15: from our facility. Well, she came in a little over
Speaker 15: a year ago having buried her husband, wanted to thank
Speaker 15: us for putting the flags out that we put out.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, cemetery. Yeah, and was just bawling and needed
Speaker 15: a burial flight case. So we assisted her with that
Speaker 15: process and picked out the right one for her husband.
Speaker 15: She says, oh, my husband was a woodworker, blah blah blah. Well, Brian,
Speaker 15: about every couple of months she would come down to
Speaker 15: visit her husband. She would come in and every time
Speaker 15: she was crying, she was emotional. And I started a
Speaker 15: conversation about our mission statement is on our wall. You know,
Speaker 15: we we would love to have you come in if
Speaker 15: you love woodworking. And oh, she says, I like to
Speaker 15: scroll saw and boh, I said, I said, goodie, we
Speaker 15: have a scroll saw in the back that's literally collecting dust.
Speaker 15: You know, pardon the pun, but it never gets used.
Speaker 15: We don't have time for it. And so about a
Speaker 15: month and a half ago she came in and she
Speaker 15: was she looked a little different, and she says, she says, Joe,
Speaker 15: she says, she says, it's been a year. It's been
Speaker 15: a year today, and she says, I think I'm ready.
Speaker 15: I'm like goodie whenever I said, pack a lunch, come down.
Speaker 15: And she's come down every week since then. And she
Speaker 15: gets in the back and she's smiling, and she's she
Speaker 15: doesn't take any craft from the boys.
Speaker 1: I can tell you that well, she's German.
Speaker 15: And it is absolutely gives me chills and amazing to
Speaker 15: see how our veterans have just welcomed her as the
Speaker 15: spouse of a veteran and she just part of the
Speaker 15: family lunch.
Speaker 1: She lasts, she tells jokes.
Speaker 15: And so I got to witness from the death of
Speaker 15: a loved on when it was a sudden, very quick passing.
Speaker 15: One of those found out ay cancer was gone a month.
Speaker 1: Later time and uh, you know, to have.
Speaker 15: Air quote a non veteran come into our shop, but
Speaker 15: a family member who lived and literally was brought to
Speaker 15: America from a veteran. Now in the back in our shop,
Speaker 15: scroll and stuff, and she makes all kinds of cool stuff.
Speaker 15: So uh that that's a that's another step into progression
Speaker 15: of how we're helping veterans and their families really, and
Speaker 15: it was just fun to watch.
Speaker 3: Well and just sort of an explanation on the value
Speaker 3: of your organization. Obviously, a woman struggling with her emotional
Speaker 3: situation given the loss of her husband, you were a
Speaker 3: welcoming environment for her. You did something nice for her
Speaker 3: in this in the form of getting very flag of
Speaker 3: veterans of flag burial box or flatcase flagcase struggling with
Speaker 3: the words, which is one of your original ideas. You
Speaker 3: are the exclusive provider of flagcases for Arlington National Cemetery,
Speaker 3: which I think is just an amazing thing. But that
Speaker 3: stepping stone and you stuck with it. And she obviously
Speaker 3: was impacted by that encounter since she kept showing up,
Speaker 3: so she did, and she had one foot in the
Speaker 3: door that little experience with the Patriots landing.
Speaker 15: And we've had a Vietnam veteran with a very similar
Speaker 15: experience where when they come in with their wives the families.
Speaker 1: Again, you know, I.
Speaker 15: Could tell the veteran will say, oh, I like woodworking,
Speaker 15: blah blah, blah, and collectively they'll say, you know, well
Speaker 15: I need to get down here.
Speaker 1: But you can see it in the wives, like he
Speaker 1: needs to get down here.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And it's a purpose, right, it's a purpose. It's like
Speaker 15: they see them around the house modeling, not quite sure
Speaker 15: day to day cutting the grass. They have their honeydew list, sure,
Speaker 15: but they don't have you know, cutting the grass is
Speaker 15: not a purpose coming down and hang out in a
Speaker 15: shop and shooting the crap and laughing and telling war stories.
Speaker 15: As we've discussed many times, it's just happens. There's a
Speaker 15: purpose there for them.
Speaker 3: Then then they also can engage in the woodworking activities
Speaker 3: because you make these really cool handmade wood products, and
Speaker 3: I love how the veterans' names on them, the veteran
Speaker 3: who made any individual item and youth. I've been the
Speaker 3: recipient of several of these over the years, the flag,
Speaker 3: the Passion Cross which you gave me last That thing
Speaker 3: is amazing. And the Patriot Cross, which I have probably
Speaker 3: displayed out of my favorite spot in the in my house,
Speaker 3: my screened in porch.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, oh yeah, I see it every day, so
Speaker 1: they're there.
Speaker 3: You know what sounds really cool to me, just the
Speaker 3: idea of hanging out with a bunch of cool guys
Speaker 3: you have this connection with by virtual Military service. It
Speaker 3: a wood shop because you know, I've done some wood
Speaker 3: projects myself over the years. So it's like guys hanging
Speaker 3: out in a garage working on cars. This is guys
Speaker 3: hanging out in the wood shop, working on wood projects,
Speaker 3: but having that opportunity to you know, bus toevos and
Speaker 3: swap stories and you know, decompressed, perhaps making friends.
Speaker 15: Yeah we didn't invent reinvent the wheel taking take veterans
Speaker 15: out or whatever your listener lunches. You know, like minded
Speaker 15: people coming together, enjoying their time together. Yeah, yeah, similar
Speaker 15: thoughts talking. Probably a stress reliever.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, without question, going back to friends or yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't feel a lick of stress at a listener life.
Speaker 3: Thank you for pointing that out. I mean to see,
Speaker 3: I have one more reason to look forward to it.
Speaker 3: We'll continue with Joe Montgomery. It's Patriots Landing dot org.
Speaker 3: Patriots Landing dot org. They have a whole bunch of
Speaker 3: different products that they make. The proceeds go to benefit
Speaker 3: this organization, and they've expanded over the years and obviously
Speaker 3: more and more veterans are discovering Patriots landing and all
Speaker 3: the benefits of Baal hanging out in the shop age fifteen.
Speaker 3: Right now that you have krc detalk station at Gate
Speaker 3: of Heaven and Catholic Cemetery of Montgomery, it is beautiful,
Speaker 3: there is no question about it. The landscaping, the trees,
Speaker 3: the paths and the environment is just a perfect place
Speaker 3: to reflect on life, the sacredness of life. You know,
Speaker 3: a place for prayer, a place for healing, a place
Speaker 3: for meditation, to spend a full hour talking with George
Speaker 3: and Keith on stress, a place to decompress, for a
Speaker 3: tranquil landscape, surrounded area for all of this, you know,
Speaker 3: mental health to occur, and also a wonderful spot for
Speaker 3: you to consider for your final resting place. Kate of
Speaker 3: Heaven excuse me, Catholic Church. Find them online learn more
Speaker 3: at gateof Heaven dot org.
Speaker 4: Fifty five KRC our iHeart.
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Speaker 3: amazing organization that he found it.
Speaker 1: Have you been around fifteen years now? I was just
Speaker 1: looking at the other day.
Speaker 15: I'm not real good with dates, but it's closer to
Speaker 15: seventeen because it's just a slightly older than my boy.
Speaker 3: Update your website. Another thing, the website which is Patriots
Speaker 3: Lane dot org. Try not to stress me out, brother, Oh.
Speaker 1: No, you know, I'm not going to try to do that.
Speaker 1: Just busting plavos again anyway.
Speaker 3: A place for patriots and families to spend time together,
Speaker 3: to work in the workshop, to make these wonderful products,
Speaker 3: and most notably the flagcases, which are the exclusive flagcases
Speaker 3: for Arlington National Cemetery. Maybe a loved one, a military
Speaker 3: veteran passing your home and you're looking for something spec
Speaker 3: to display the flag in. You have come to the
Speaker 3: right place when you go to Patriots Landing dot org.
Speaker 3: And you also do some custom items too, don't you.
Speaker 8: We do, we do.
Speaker 15: We have made all kinds of different tables in the past.
Speaker 15: It was just at the dav Headquarters, which is a gorgeous,
Speaker 15: gorgeous facility there in Erlanger a couple of days ago.
Speaker 15: It's actually dropping off a couple of small we have
Speaker 15: small flagcases for like memorial flags.
Speaker 1: Sure to an Air Force.
Speaker 15: Veteran who happened to be there and I and I
Speaker 15: went upstairs and happened to run into Barry Jasanowski, who's
Speaker 15: the head of the dav and Cody Van Box, a
Speaker 15: very good friend, executive director, and we talked. We talked
Speaker 15: for about a half an hour. Just great, great guys.
Speaker 15: I mean you can imagine they run this huge organization
Speaker 15: and Joe walks in and the man gives me thirty
Speaker 15: minutes of his time and we talk family, We talk
Speaker 15: all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1: We were looking.
Speaker 15: We made six or seven custom walnut ive edge coffee
Speaker 15: tables for their new headquarters. They are out o nothing
Speaker 15: executive thing, and we're going to actually kind of redo them.
Speaker 15: I was telling Barry, we'll start one at a time
Speaker 15: and stand them down and put I've discovered a different
Speaker 15: type of oil that we can put on these live
Speaker 15: edge stuff that just man and so we've we've done
Speaker 15: some of that with live edge stuff. Uncle LeRoy's fudge.
Speaker 15: If you've ever been to the Creation Museum or arc Encounter,
Speaker 15: they saw fudge there, answers and Genesis is opening a
Speaker 15: new facility in Pigeonforge and in Branson, Missouri. So he
Speaker 15: needed to fudge tables, which need to hold that seven
Speaker 15: hundred and fifty pounds marbles. Yeah, so we had to
Speaker 15: make sure we built some beefy tables there. We do
Speaker 15: all kinds of little different tastes, so it's not just
Speaker 15: the items that we're seeing on your website. I guess
Speaker 15: the only point I wanted to make, because I know
Speaker 15: you do some custom creations for the other special order.
Speaker 15: You did bring a bag of tricks with you today,
Speaker 15: and you were going to spring that on. And we
Speaker 15: have a couple of a few minutes remaining in a segment,
Speaker 15: so let's open the goodie box. He's gonna get his
Speaker 15: tissues out an allergy moment, No, no, And you did it,
Speaker 15: and uh, the gate of Yeah, well, on the heels
Speaker 15: of that conversation about that wonderful woman, the German woman
Speaker 15: that comes in the timing I guess was yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Then you segued into the gate of Heaven.
Speaker 15: And that's where you know, my dad, who I founded
Speaker 15: this for, we buried him there, and then a few
Speaker 15: months later we buried my mom there.
Speaker 1: And so I just wow, I just feel that. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's just it's just why, it's just why I come
Speaker 1: and talk to you.
Speaker 3: Lord works in mysterious ways, my friend, I had no
Speaker 3: idea the timing could not have been more perfect and
Speaker 3: considering the subject matter, but it was there on the
Speaker 3: schedule all morning.
Speaker 1: So so, uh, what I did is I always like
Speaker 1: to bring you something, brother. So this is uh, this
Speaker 1: is a Kentucky bourbon barrel American flag.
Speaker 11: Oh.
Speaker 3: That's where the wood coloring comes from. That's that's the
Speaker 3: that's the charcole inside of the barrel. So the charcoal
Speaker 3: represents the red and the outside, the outside represents the white.
Speaker 8: That is cool.
Speaker 15: And you mentioned the signatures on the back always means
Speaker 15: so much, so we put on there for you, buddy.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, you're gonna make me have an allergy
Speaker 1: up right now, here's the Kleenex brother to our dear friend,
Speaker 1: an amazing support of Brian Thomas cheers. Yeah, oh man,
Speaker 1: And I signed that one for you. I made that
Speaker 1: one up.
Speaker 15: And uh and you know you've experienced some of our
Speaker 15: stuff being a faith based the Patriot Cross, which I
Speaker 15: at least has a faith based saying, the Passion Cross,
Speaker 15: which is definitely uh so this is this is something
Speaker 15: that we used to make quite a bit of and
Speaker 15: we just got back into it and I brought you
Speaker 15: a little stand here. But literally, without further ado, I've
Speaker 15: been working on something for about eighteen months, so I
Speaker 15: kind of thought the Kentucky Bourbon barrel flag might be apropos.
Speaker 1: Oh, it's awesome. This is this is what we're launching today, sir.
Speaker 3: Oh no, yeah, Patriots Landing straight Bourbon whiskey. You've got
Speaker 3: your own whiskey. We have our own private label. Ber
Speaker 3: that is awesome. Where can my listeners we're almostrunning out
Speaker 3: of times. Where can my listeners get this and support
Speaker 3: your organization? I'm sure it probably tastes out and.
Speaker 15: It was hands selected by a young lady named Erica Kraus,
Speaker 15: who's well known in North Kentucky as a bourbon expert.
Speaker 15: My buddy Jeremy Armbrewster came down. He's a Bourbon bourbon officionado.
Speaker 15: And so right to our website, Patriots Landing dot org,
Speaker 15: you're found the Founder's Edition eighty eight and the eighty
Speaker 15: eight Brian, there's gonna be eighty eight limited edition bottles. Okay,
Speaker 15: you're gonna get a number of different cool little things
Speaker 15: when you buy this bottle shipped to you for your support.
Speaker 15: The eighty eight is because that's how Pops was when
Speaker 15: he passed Founder's edition bottles and a.
Speaker 3: Special thing for his service to our country. And again
Speaker 3: he's the impetus behind the existence of Paytriots Landing, which
Speaker 3: you started in your father's honor for after his service
Speaker 3: or his country.
Speaker 1: This is number one of eighty eight. I'm keeping that one, buddy.
Speaker 1: You can have the flag, but that comes back with me.
Speaker 3: Enough, fair enough, I'll get over and get one before
Speaker 3: they go cool and congratulations, man, that is a wonderful,
Speaker 3: wonderful offering. Folks, do yours help, do your best to
Speaker 3: help support them. If you're a veteran, you know where
Speaker 3: to turn. Go to Patriots Landing the information at Patriots
Speaker 3: Landing dot org. Check out the products. Just support them
Speaker 3: by buying one. You'll be thoroughly impressed with them. I
Speaker 3: love this bourbon cask flag. You gamy man, Joe. It's
Speaker 3: just been awesome seeing you again. Keep up the great barround.
Speaker 3: So inspiring. Thank you, so inspiring. God bless you, God
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Speaker 3: Next for Jay rather before we hear from Jay, though
Speaker 3: very quick, Thanks and props on the heels of Joe
Speaker 3: Montgomery from Patriots Lane and the announcement of the Patriots
Speaker 3: Landing Whiskey. Props go to Borbinski. Burbinski is the manufacturer.
Speaker 3: It's a veteran owned bourbon distillery. Matt Carter US Army,
Speaker 3: I guess founded it, and so it's veteran owned, a
Speaker 3: veteran owned company for and distillery, and veteran owned special
Speaker 3: whiskey made just for Patriots Landing, bottled by veterans and
Speaker 3: then for sale in very limited quantities. So another reason
Speaker 3: to get it out. And thanks to Bourbinski for all
Speaker 3: they do. And welcome back Jay Rattle. If I appreciate
Speaker 3: you give me a moment or two to put that
Speaker 3: in there.
Speaker 16: To step aside for our veterans. Brother, you know I'll
Speaker 16: do that anytime of the day or a night.
Speaker 1: Absolutely I did not.
Speaker 16: I'm not a burb I'm not a bourbon drinker. But
Speaker 16: I was like, brother, go on, go on, go on,
Speaker 16: because I wish we could see more of that. And
Speaker 16: I often tell people, my kids, grandkids, the only thing
Speaker 16: better today than it was when I was their age
Speaker 16: is our appreciation for veterans and be happier.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I didn't expect any resistance from you, of
Speaker 3: all people, Jay Ratlist. All Right, so this first topic
Speaker 3: has me totally intrigued. And since I didn't look into
Speaker 3: it in advance, you're gonna be letting me and my
Speaker 3: listeners know for the first time the TSA has banned
Speaker 3: a specific type of cell phone. What's the story behind
Speaker 3: this one?
Speaker 16: Well, the you and I've talked about repeatedly these lithium
Speaker 16: batteries and the phone repeating catching fire on an airplane,
Speaker 16: and how these lithium battery electronic devices are never ever
Speaker 16: to be placed in a piece of check luggage because
Speaker 16: if they catch on fire, we can't get to them,
Speaker 16: and that creates a big time problem. And if one
Speaker 16: of these phones gets stuck in a seat and they
Speaker 16: can't get to it, you know, I've talked about how
Speaker 16: they have an emergency landing quickly because if it catches
Speaker 16: on fire, there's no way to put that fire out
Speaker 16: if it's stuck into a seat. So it's a very
Speaker 16: serious matter. And just recently the US Department of Transportation
Speaker 16: in the FAA issued in an emergency order that's banning
Speaker 16: a cell phone from flying. It's not allowed in check luggage.
Speaker 16: Obviously ever, nor is it allowed to be carried on.
Speaker 16: If you show up at the TSA checkpoint with this
Speaker 16: kind of phone, they're going to take it from you,
Speaker 16: or you're gonna have to leave it behind or give
Speaker 16: it to somebody else. But it's the Samsung Galaxy Note
Speaker 16: seven and the Samsun Galaxy Note seven came out twenty sixteen,
Speaker 16: so it's not like a super modern type of phone,
Speaker 16: but a lot of people still use it, and when
Speaker 16: they show up at the airport, they are un they
Speaker 16: are shocked that they're being told you can go, that
Speaker 16: phone cannot. And it was the first time that the
Speaker 16: FAA has taken a position that says, you know what
Speaker 16: safety is safety, and if these things pose this kind
Speaker 16: of problem where they catch on fire more than other phones,
Speaker 16: we are not going to let them on board an airplane.
Speaker 16: I was shocked in a very good way that the
Speaker 16: FAA took this position, because it opens up the door
Speaker 16: for if there's other phones that are overheating to the
Speaker 16: point where it's happening frequently, where flight attendants now also
Speaker 16: become firefighters. Something has to be done before we have
Speaker 16: a horrific access. Yeah, so hats off to the FAA
Speaker 16: who actually did that. Now, airlines could have done this
Speaker 16: on their own, but they didn't. And the TSA, you know,
Speaker 16: is involved in all this as well. And Brian, I'm
Speaker 16: just glad to see it, because when you're talking about
Speaker 16: something that has the potential of catching on fire and
Speaker 16: it's okay, go ahead and bring it along with you,
Speaker 16: hopefully it won't happen. And the scariest part to me
Speaker 16: is when we have these devices and we put them
Speaker 16: in our luggage and at the gate they take our
Speaker 16: bag to check to our destination, you know, because the
Speaker 16: bins are full, some people forget they've got those devices
Speaker 16: in those bags and they go straight from the gate
Speaker 16: to the plane. And so yeah, see, seeing the TSA
Speaker 16: do this and the FAA, I am very very pleased.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that sounds like a step in the right direction
Speaker 3: from my standpoint, you know, of course, I'm sure I
Speaker 3: am love those I feel for the people who have them.
Speaker 3: It's like I've been flying with this phone for the
Speaker 3: last several years. You're gonna tell me now, I'm not. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the way it happens.
Speaker 16: We're trying to get the word out to anybody that's
Speaker 16: lying or if you've been making fun of somebody over
Speaker 16: their twenty sixteen phone and it's a Samsung Galaxy Note seven.
Speaker 16: Please please please let them know what they're in store
Speaker 16: for when they get to the airport, because the TSA
Speaker 16: is trying to get the word out. I'm really glad
Speaker 16: they are. And again this is probably just the first
Speaker 16: of several that we could see band as we.
Speaker 3: Move forward, more phones and the aviation topics coming up
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Speaker 3: So the TSA banning a specific type of phone but
Speaker 3: doesn't matter what brand phone it might get stolen at
Speaker 3: the airport.
Speaker 16: Yes, in fact, there's an increasing number of phone that
Speaker 16: are being reported as stolen per the TSA, and they're
Speaker 16: saying that it's it's easily preventable, and what happens. Any
Speaker 16: of us who fly know that a lot of times
Speaker 16: if you put your all your belongings in the bind,
Speaker 16: it goes through this the X ray machine you're about
Speaker 16: to walk through, but the person in front of you gets,
Speaker 16: you know, buzzed or what they got to go through
Speaker 16: a few and you're just waiting. So your stuff's over
Speaker 16: on the other side waiting for you, and you're still
Speaker 16: waiting to get through the process. You can get to
Speaker 16: your belongings. And people that just put their phone out
Speaker 16: in the bin with all their other stuff where it's
Speaker 16: easily visible, those are the ones that are being snatched
Speaker 16: because people see them, they grab them. I mean, nobody's
Speaker 16: there checking to make sure your stuff is your stuff,
Speaker 16: and with all the moving parts, it's pretty easy for
Speaker 16: somebody if they are a thief to look at that
Speaker 16: and say, hey, I'll grab that phone. There's a lot
Speaker 16: of personal information on it. If I can act into
Speaker 16: it gets me into some financial stuff, so let me
Speaker 16: do it. So the Tessa is saying, just make it harder,
Speaker 16: put it in your bag before you put it in
Speaker 16: the bin, or put it in something just to hide it.
Speaker 3: Jake, can I ask your question though I don't know
Speaker 3: what your personal protocol is, but as I'm thinking you're
Speaker 3: telling this story, that's something that's kind of always loomed
Speaker 3: in the back of my head. I am not taking
Speaker 3: my eye off my box. It's got my wallet in it,
Speaker 3: it's got my phone in and it's got the keys
Speaker 3: i'm gonna need to get home in it. So I
Speaker 3: watched the thing through the whole process until it gets
Speaker 3: out of the ramp and I'm able to get my
Speaker 3: hands on it. So if someone tried to steal something
Speaker 3: out of my box, I would know right away and
Speaker 3: get over into his face.
Speaker 16: Or alert the authority so that somebody yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 16: But you know, there's sometimes there's a lot of stuff
Speaker 16: going on, and you know, people that aren't used to flying,
Speaker 16: scari flying, kind of intimidated by flying, they go through
Speaker 16: this just oblivious because they're being told what to do,
Speaker 16: when to do, where to stand, where to go, where
Speaker 16: to walk, all that, and it's just a blur. So
Speaker 16: because of that, the confusion that is that ensues at
Speaker 16: a security checkpoint, h and many times at a ticket
Speaker 16: counter open up the possibility for people to do things
Speaker 16: that uh, you know, from a from a theft standpoint.
Speaker 16: And you know, when you've got four or five bins
Speaker 16: that are lined up over on the other side waiting
Speaker 16: for people to get to them, it's easy to lose
Speaker 16: track of which beIN is yours nice from it from
Speaker 16: a distance. So but it's surprising that we have a
Speaker 16: number of these. And you know, a lot of times
Speaker 16: the phone is the last thing that goes into that
Speaker 16: bin because it's the last thing that we're kind of
Speaker 16: clutching to, and a lot of times it's just laid
Speaker 16: in there, exposed for everybody to see. Its asking us
Speaker 16: just do something to hide it, get away so that
Speaker 16: we don't. You know, nobody can be tempted to steal
Speaker 16: something that you know, sadly most people can't live without.
Speaker 1: There's some people.
Speaker 3: You think someone has enough money and ability to to
Speaker 3: buy an airline ticket and fly to some destination, they
Speaker 3: wouldn't be inclined to steal something. It's like a crime
Speaker 3: of opportunity. It's laying there. I'll just grab it.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. Some people fly to steal okay, okay.
Speaker 16: We'll get don't get the cheapest fairs they can to wherever,
Speaker 16: and they look for people that aren't paying attention to
Speaker 16: their stuff at a bar that's drinking, then go to
Speaker 16: the bathroom leave stuff behind. I mean, it's just and
Speaker 16: that's one of the reasons that if you're flying and
Speaker 16: you see something that just doesn't quite look right, please
Speaker 16: bring it up to the attention of someone. And most
Speaker 16: people are reluctant to do so, and I always say,
Speaker 16: please do because law enforcement is always indicated to me.
Speaker 16: Tell us what you see and we'll tell you if
Speaker 16: it's something that's of note or not. But don't ever
Speaker 16: hesitate because you know, yes, it could be fat or
Speaker 16: it could be something of a security issues, a safety
Speaker 16: standpoint from terrorism. And you see unattended bags, or somebody
Speaker 16: doing something that doesn't look right, or somebody' stealing from
Speaker 16: another person, by all means, please bring it to the
Speaker 16: attention of you know, the people that are in charge
Speaker 16: at the airports.
Speaker 3: All right, We're either going to go really long in
Speaker 3: this segment, we're gonna go a little short. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: choose the latter option. We'll stop right now and bring
Speaker 3: it back to talk about the NTSV conclusion about the
Speaker 3: door plug problem on Alaska Airlines, plus the europe In
Speaker 3: union doing what I think you think is the right
Speaker 3: thing un single pilot flights eight forty four Right now,
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Speaker 3: enjoyed closing out the Thursdays or Friday eves on a
Speaker 3: positive note with Jay, and let's talk about the NTSB
Speaker 3: made some conclusions about the Alaska Airline door plug flight emergency.
Speaker 3: That's when the one with the door that blew off
Speaker 3: and I'm sure soiled a lot of shorts for people
Speaker 3: on the flight.
Speaker 1: So what did they conclude, Well.
Speaker 16: You know we always talk about these National Transportation Safety
Speaker 16: Board reports will go eight or twelve months, and that's
Speaker 16: what it took place here because it was on January
Speaker 16: fifth of last year when that last airline fled twelve
Speaker 16: eighty two, had that door plug ripped from the cabin
Speaker 16: and that exposed the passengers and the crew to that
Speaker 16: rapid air decompression of the cabin and as you remember,
Speaker 16: that force was so intense it caused that secured lock
Speaker 16: cockpit door to fly open. So still a miracle that
Speaker 16: no passengers were killed. But the final NTSB report came
Speaker 16: out this week, and they blasted Boeing for their lack
Speaker 16: of proper oversight and even blasted the FAA, which was
Speaker 16: a little bit uncommon for the National Transportation Safety Board, saying, look,
Speaker 16: the fa didn't do their job at making sure that
Speaker 16: Boeing was doing everything that they were supposed to be doing. Currently.
Speaker 16: Remember Boeing five years ago lied to everybody on the
Speaker 16: planet about a lot of things with the Boeing Max.
Speaker 16: Back then, Boeing promised to do better, and the FA said,
Speaker 16: we'll do better, We'll keep a closer eye on Boeing,
Speaker 16: which obviously did not happen. And the NTSB report said
Speaker 16: that the flight crew were heroes, every single one of
Speaker 16: them that but added they never should have been because
Speaker 16: this never should have happened, and just blasted them. And
Speaker 16: of course, we hope Boeing has made the changes that
Speaker 16: they need to to make sure that things are I
Speaker 16: don't know, bolted in and all the you know, everything
Speaker 16: is secured from a hardware standpoint, But we just got
Speaker 16: to wait and see it. I'll know in a few years,
Speaker 16: we all will Boeing has been good to their promises,
Speaker 16: because five years ago, I was an idiot and believed
Speaker 16: exactly what they said with all their paragraphs of promise
Speaker 16: on how they had learned their lesson and they were
Speaker 16: going to be better, and obviously they were worse now
Speaker 16: than they were back then. So hopefully things are going
Speaker 16: to try ou for Boeing, we just don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, the only way we find out if they aren't
Speaker 3: is if we have another incident like this, right, Jay.
Speaker 16: I know that's it. And you know a lot of
Speaker 16: times when we have an incident, we get lucky and
Speaker 16: it doesn't involve a fatality or serious injury. And we
Speaker 16: got you talk about lucky twelve eighty two. This is
Speaker 16: a full flight, and this that is next to this door,
Speaker 16: nobody's sitting in and I mean most of the time,
Speaker 16: if you're in the middle seat, you'd be like, hey,
Speaker 16: I'm gonna go here and sit and kind of move
Speaker 16: around to things, and nobody did. And remember the blast
Speaker 16: was so much it ripped a shirt off of a
Speaker 16: teenager that was close. I mean just ripped it off.
Speaker 16: And you know, thank god, people are their seat belts on.
Speaker 16: You couldn't talk to the person next to you because
Speaker 16: it was so loud because of the air that was
Speaker 16: rushing out of that aircraft and it's like taking a.
Speaker 3: Cork off a champagne bottle because of the pressureization of
Speaker 3: the cabin and then imagine something.
Speaker 16: As big as the cabin doing that. That's just from
Speaker 16: a small bottle. And when you've got that happening with
Speaker 16: a uh, you know, a cabin area, that's something. Now
Speaker 16: remember Saturday Night Live, and I'm not a fan of
Speaker 16: SNL at all, they did a skit on this Brian
Speaker 16: that was absolutely spot on hilarious And if you ever
Speaker 16: look at YouTube on that the Saturday Night Live video
Speaker 16: that since nobody got hurt, I'm okay with it. If
Speaker 16: somebody got hurt, I'd have been very offended with it.
Speaker 16: But it was hilarious. They went after our last airlines.
Speaker 16: I'm surprised they were allowed to do it, but it was.
Speaker 16: It was something to watch and everything was factually kind
Speaker 16: of accurate. But you know, we learned from that. And
Speaker 16: of course, but remember last year this happened January fifth,
Speaker 16: and it was a week before a week before that,
Speaker 16: Boeing came out with an advisory to all the airlines
Speaker 16: saying on some of our Boeing Max aircraft on the
Speaker 16: rudder control systems We've had some mechanics around the world
Speaker 16: report that there were some missing bolts and nuts from
Speaker 16: the rudder control system BRAN. That's what allows the pilots
Speaker 16: to fly the airplane. So that was something that said, hey,
Speaker 16: we've got missing hardware on a very critical component on
Speaker 16: our Boeing Max airplane. Keep an eye out. Okay, I guess,
Speaker 16: I guess we're gonna you know, as we're doing the maintenance,
Speaker 16: keep an eye out. So we had something that was
Speaker 16: totally unrelated a week later that blew off of an airplane.
Speaker 16: Why because things weren't secured. It just makes no sense.
Speaker 16: But if you believe some of the whistleblowers that Boeing
Speaker 16: was so in a hurry to push these airplanes through
Speaker 16: production that you had people doing the job of two
Speaker 16: and three people. They were being rushed, constantly, being worked
Speaker 16: over time, and it was just a horrific work environment,
Speaker 16: you can see how some of this stuff might actually happen. So, yes,
Speaker 16: I hope Boeing's learned their lesson Brian, because just a scary,
Speaker 16: scary situation, it doesn't prevent me from flying Boeing. So
Speaker 16: please don't don't take that as me saying don't you
Speaker 16: jump on a bowing aircraft. But look, I'm counting on
Speaker 16: the FAA to do their job here and I hope
Speaker 16: this time they do.
Speaker 3: Mark Jay's words, European Union says single pipe pilot flights
Speaker 3: not such a good idea.
Speaker 16: It was twenty twenty one you and I talked about
Speaker 16: how the European Union talked about, hey, maybe we should
Speaker 16: have a commission that looks into having a single pilot
Speaker 16: on the flight deck. And because look, airlines spend thirty
Speaker 16: five to forty percent of their bottom line total operating
Speaker 16: expense on you know, payroll, so you know, yeah, if
Speaker 16: we have one pilot, we can cut things out and
Speaker 16: the technology is there, And of course I'm totally against
Speaker 16: that because I want two highly qualified individuals there so
Speaker 16: if one passes out or dies, which has happened, that
Speaker 16: we don't have to worry about. You know, we've got
Speaker 16: a redundant backup system. Well, finally the European unions come
Speaker 16: out and said, you know what, maybe now is not
Speaker 16: the time. Thank God for that. They're saying that it's
Speaker 16: going to require redesign of the aircraft. Other things you
Speaker 16: have to be looked at and address and at least
Speaker 16: for now, it's no longer going to be something that
Speaker 16: they're going to be pushing, So it's gone to the
Speaker 16: back burner. Snoopy dance time for me, because that was
Speaker 16: something I never wanted to see. Because the next step
Speaker 16: after a single pilot aircraft is a no pilot aircraft
Speaker 16: that is totally automated, and I certainly don't want to
Speaker 16: go there either.
Speaker 3: Agree completely. I don't even want to get in this
Speaker 3: one of the self driving cars.
Speaker 5: Jay.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I just don't trust that the technology is
Speaker 3: there yet.
Speaker 1: Finally, you can.
Speaker 16: Tell how passionate I am about those topics, brother, because
Speaker 16: I'm telling you I was screaming from the top of
Speaker 16: the of the mountains. No, please, Lord Ward, No.
Speaker 3: We share the same concerns, all right. Typically, as we do,
Speaker 3: we'll end on hub delays. What's it looked like out
Speaker 3: there for air travel today.
Speaker 16: Jay, Minneapolis. I hope you're not going there because we've
Speaker 16: got another day of rain, wind, limited visibility. It is
Speaker 16: going to be a slow down there if you're flying
Speaker 16: connecting on Delta through Minneapolis. New York is going to
Speaker 16: give us some issues in probably Boston by the end
Speaker 16: of the day. But I think those are going to
Speaker 16: be a little bit less than what we're seeing Minneapolis.
Speaker 16: Other than that, across the country should be a very
Speaker 16: very good day to fly, other than the late day
Speaker 16: pop up thunderstorms. And if you are flying, please remember
Speaker 16: to keep your seat belt fastened about your Turbulence is
Speaker 16: still out there, especially this time of year. Had an
Speaker 16: American Airlines flight last week. Five people taken to the hospital,
Speaker 16: so they hit turbulence people, and most of them were
Speaker 16: the flight attend Let's say we're upserving at the time,
Speaker 16: so I can't do anything about them, but we can
Speaker 16: do something about us when we're seated, So please keep
Speaker 16: those seat belts.
Speaker 3: Found sound advice from Jay Ryloff. Always a pleasure having
Speaker 3: you on the program every Thursday.
Speaker 12: Jay.
Speaker 3: I look forward to next Thursday in another edition, and
Speaker 3: I hope you have a fantastic weekend.
Speaker 16: You too, my friend.
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