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Speaker 2: heard Biden's absurd Scotis changes. He wants to create this
Speaker 2: code of ethics that will politicize the Supreme Court. It's dangerous,
Speaker 2: it's gary. Of course, you don't get your way. You
Speaker 2: want to change the dynamic of the Supreme Court. And
Speaker 2: isn't rather an interesting sight to behold? Joe Biden calling
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Speaker 2: Eighteen years under his proposal? Just because why they're too old?
Speaker 2: Joe did He also proposed term limits or age limits
Speaker 2: for the presidency. That' say anything about that now? I
Speaker 2: was suspiciously absent from his suggestion. All right, we'll do
Speaker 2: a deep dive with speaking of deep dives, doing deep
Speaker 2: dive with Steve Goodin regarding what those changes might mean,
Speaker 2: and have lots of very thoughtful and reasoned analysis out
Speaker 2: there this morning op ed pieces galore talking about the
Speaker 2: horrors that would be unleashed under Biden's proposal, plus a
Speaker 2: proposal that is not going anywhere. It would require one
Speaker 2: of two, actually two things. First off, a constitutional amendment
Speaker 2: that would be required, and do use anybody think that
Speaker 2: the flyover red states out here would vote for something
Speaker 2: like that under a Biden administration. Not happening. Plus the
Speaker 2: speed at which this might happen not going to be
Speaker 2: happening before November. Alternatively, legislative action by our Congress, which
Speaker 2: is obviously polarized divided, couldn't be any more divided. The
Speaker 2: Republicans in the House not likely to embrace a suggestion
Speaker 2: by Joe Biden in advance his desires anytime soon or ever,
Speaker 2: even if we were two years away from the election.
Speaker 2: That wouldn't happen. What this will provide, Biden, I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: what this will provide is a great talking point for
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris among all those people out there in the
Speaker 2: world who think that the Supreme Court is irreparably damaged,
Speaker 2: it's corrupt, it's biased. That's a message we get all
Speaker 2: the time, isn't it. And I wonder if our lords
Speaker 2: and masters in the social media world, and those that
Speaker 2: run the social media companies alphabet for example, have had
Speaker 2: some say in manipulating the public's perception on the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: among other things. The answer, you know, is yes, And
Speaker 2: with that I can pivot over to this crap. Oh
Speaker 2: Brightbart at eight to five com Madia on this topic
Speaker 2: Google editing auto correct, we'll talk Paris Opening ceremony, which
Speaker 2: has now gone from YouTube. Apparently they're editing that out
Speaker 2: as if it didn't happen. Plus technology in the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four presidential race, followed by Daniel Davis deep dive
Speaker 2: new evidence around Trump assassination attempt which didn't happen, did it?
Speaker 2: It's fictional? What you mean? I didn't see that with
Speaker 2: my own eyes. They didn't actually well the firefighter, mister
Speaker 2: COMPATORI didn't actually get murdered. They didn't well take out
Speaker 2: the would be assassin of Donald Trump with a sniper rifle.
Speaker 2: That never happened. It's fictional. This is so hard to believe. Well,
Speaker 2: it's not hard to believe, but it's just just difficult
Speaker 2: to behold Meta AI assistant artificial intelligence from Meta claiming
Speaker 2: the attempted assassination the former president Donald Trump was a
Speaker 2: fictional event.
Speaker 1: Fictional In their.
Speaker 2: Words, Mark Zuckerberg calls the tech giants the most intelligent
Speaker 2: AI assistant. His is the most intelligent. This on the
Speaker 2: heels of what we learned yesterday, Google's search engine failed
Speaker 2: to bring up the July thirteenth shooting when prompted on
Speaker 2: at search bar. No reference to Donald Trump. You get
Speaker 2: Archiduke Ferdinand's assassination, but no Trump's suspiciously absent from one
Speaker 2: of the most profound, important events that happened within our lifetimes.
Speaker 2: One could look at it that way anyway. So a
Speaker 2: New York Post did its own meta AI search quote
Speaker 2: was the Trump assassination fictional? Close quote response, there was
Speaker 2: no real assassination attempt on Donald Trump. I strive to
Speaker 2: provide accurate and reliable information, but sometimes mistakes can occur
Speaker 2: close quote really. The bot also added quote to confirm
Speaker 2: there has been no credible report or evidence of a
Speaker 2: successful or attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Also among the
Speaker 2: responses in the search. The artificial intelligence generated response to
Speaker 2: the question there have been numerous reported threats and incidents
Speaker 2: against Donald Trump, but no confirmed assassination attempts. However, I
Speaker 2: can provide information on notable incidents, but he twenty sixteen,
Speaker 2: Michael Stephen Stafford attempt to grab a gun from a
Speaker 2: police officer a Trump rally in Las Vegas. Twenty seventeen,
Speaker 2: Jonathan Trand breached White House security and approached the residents,
Speaker 2: but was arrested without incident. In twenty twenty, men arrested
Speaker 2: near the Right House after claiming to have a bomb
Speaker 2: in his vehicle. You remember all the details about those,
Speaker 2: don't you. Hardly anything coming even close to a bullet
Speaker 2: whizzing by Donald Trump's head within inch or within less
Speaker 2: than an inch of blowing his entire Craney moth, No,
Speaker 2: not even there. So when the Post typed in the
Speaker 2: prompt quote what happened to Trump in Butler, PA? Close
Speaker 2: quote response. On July twenty eight, twenty twenty four, a
Speaker 2: shooting occurred at a rally for Donald Trump's twenty twenty
Speaker 2: four presidential campaign in Butler, Pennsylvania. One person was killed,
Speaker 2: two others injured. The suspect was shot and killed by
Speaker 2: law enforcement. Interesting, no reference to Donald Trump getting shot
Speaker 2: in the air. So they asked the Meta spokesperson yesterday,
Speaker 2: what's the story here? The well AI has been providing
Speaker 2: quote incomplete, inconsistent or out of date information. Well, appreciate
Speaker 2: your candor on that. Representative speaking on the post said,
Speaker 2: we're in the process of implementing a fix to provide
Speaker 2: more up to date responses for inquiries. And it's possible,
Speaker 2: it's possible people may continue to see inaccurate responses in
Speaker 2: the meantime, inaccurate or deliberately fabricated, you know.
Speaker 1: And in this swirld's all over?
Speaker 2: And what was it with Ray whose comment was you
Speaker 2: know it wasn't a bullet necessarily, I mean he danced
Speaker 2: around the idea whether or not a bullet even actually
Speaker 2: hit Donald Trump in the ear? Do you think something's
Speaker 2: afoot here? See, because we're so divided as the country,
Speaker 2: and so few people pay very close attention to details,
Speaker 2: and so few people are critical in their analysis of
Speaker 2: what they read. When you continue to dodge, dip, duck, dive,
Speaker 2: and dive the Five Days of Baseball. When I asked
Speaker 2: straightforward questions about what happened on that day and what
Speaker 2: you know as opposed to what you might know down
Speaker 2: the road after some report is released. Give us the information,
Speaker 2: try to dispel the conspiracy theories that are flowing around there. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: that would fly in the face of the motivations. They
Speaker 2: want conspiracies, they want division, they want denial, They want
Speaker 2: people to think this was a made up event. These
Speaker 2: these artificial intelligence responses after media social media fury over
Speaker 2: responses provided by Meta's chatbot to a prompt asking quote,
Speaker 2: why is there rich and structured information about harris campaign
Speaker 2: but not about the Trump assassination attempt? Interesting question to
Speaker 2: post artificial intelligence. The reply the reason for the disparity
Speaker 2: and information is due to the fact that the Trump
Speaker 2: assassination attempt is a fictional event, whereas Kamala Harris's twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four presidential campaign is a real and ongoing event.
Speaker 2: You know, this is no equivocation there. They say, definitively,
Speaker 2: it was a fictional event.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: Since there hasn't been no real assassination attempt on Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: I couldn't find any credible sources to provide detailed information
Speaker 2: on the topic. On the other hand, there is a
Speaker 2: wealth of information available from credible sources about the Harris campaign. Now,
Speaker 2: how do they think they can cover this up? It
Speaker 2: was in all the globes, newspapers around the globe, is
Speaker 2: what I probably should more properly phrase it. People witnessed
Speaker 2: it real time, the crowd at the event. I mean,
Speaker 2: you talk about credible witnesses, you have people who were
Speaker 2: there and watched it happen. You had people who saw
Speaker 2: him on the roof with a rifle. We had Secret
Speaker 2: Service response, including shooting him in the head and ending
Speaker 2: his miserable existence. None of it happened, No real assassination
Speaker 2: or temp on Donald Trump. So I'm not quite sure
Speaker 2: what they're hoping to accomplish, other than reducing the credibility
Speaker 2: of this Zuckerberg artificial intelligence platform to cause us to
Speaker 2: all conclude it is a bunch of biased wise can't
Speaker 2: believe your own eyes, You can't believe your own ears,
Speaker 2: and you sure can't believe what you're reading these days
Speaker 2: with artificial intelligence. And Facebook got in trouble they censored
Speaker 2: the iconic Trump assassination of photo. They said it was fake.
Speaker 2: It was doctored wrongly calling the popular imagered Trump with
Speaker 2: his fist in the air after the assassination attempt. Quote
Speaker 2: an altered photo, and they admitted it was a mistake.
Speaker 2: At least it was an error. The fact check was
Speaker 2: initially applied to a doctored photo showing the Secret Service
Speaker 2: agent smiling, and in some cases our systems incorrectly applied
Speaker 2: that fact check to the real photo. This has been
Speaker 2: fixed and we apologize for the mistake. So I say
Speaker 2: it the Facebook spokesperson, I don't know that it necessarily
Speaker 2: makes me feel any better. Elon Musk quote, they're getting
Speaker 2: themselves into a lot of trouble if they interfere with
Speaker 2: the election. Referring to Google, which of course had the
Speaker 2: search ban on President Donald Trump, he referred to it
Speaker 2: straightforwardly as election interference. Someone noted the other day, would
Speaker 2: this arguably be an in kind political contribution? I mean
Speaker 2: if Facebook had if you had to buy access to
Speaker 2: Facebook or social media in order to spread a message,
Speaker 2: even if it was a lie, you'd have to pay them.
Speaker 2: That's a campaign contribution, isn't it of some sort? Five
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Speaker 2: kcity talk station. So we have the nefarious actors over
Speaker 2: at Facebook and Meta manipulating the Internet data to tell
Speaker 2: you that, well, the assassination was a lie, it was
Speaker 2: a fiction, it didn't happen. And they're not the only
Speaker 2: ones out there with access to social media and influence operations.
Speaker 2: And according to a press briefing yesterday, the US intelligence
Speaker 2: officials have said Iran is trying to sabotage Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: presidential campaign. Now, I find it interesting that the cur
Speaker 2: and Biden administration intelligence officials would actually utter these words
Speaker 2: out loud, because they clearly are in defense on some
Speaker 2: level of Donald Trump. Be wary online because the Iranians
Speaker 2: are trying to influence the election. Official with the Office
Speaker 2: of Director National Intelligence in US by agencies quote observed
Speaker 2: Tehran working to influence the presidential election, likely because the
Speaker 2: Iranian leaders want to avoid increased tensions with the US.
Speaker 2: It is observed. They did say American spies haven't observed
Speaker 2: to shift in Iran's preferences since twenty twenty, mean Iran
Speaker 2: was still targeting Trump. During the briefing, the intelligence official
Speaker 2: all said Iran is utilizing, in his words, vast webs
Speaker 2: of online personas and propaganda mills to spread disinformation. Ran
Speaker 2: not the only foreign adversary accused of meddling in the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four presidential election. July tenth od and I
Speaker 2: official called Russia the pre eminent threat to the election.
Speaker 2: So we have the Russians on one side, the Iranians
Speaker 2: on the other. Russia is undertaking a whole of government
Speaker 2: approach to influencing the election, including the presidential race, Congress,
Speaker 2: public opinion. That's what intelligence officials said at that briefing
Speaker 2: on July tenth, adding that Russia has grown more sophisticated
Speaker 2: their words in election interference. They said, the country generally
Speaker 2: targets the Democratic Party in the US elections. So what
Speaker 2: the Iranians are on one side and the Russians are
Speaker 2: on the other. Point being, and I'm sure we engage
Speaker 2: in this too, Well, we don't interfere with international elections.
Speaker 2: I'll blow it out or you know what everyone does.
Speaker 2: In this odn I briefing the July tenth briefing, Russia
Speaker 2: reportedly using artificial intelligency ready to mimic American, Southern and
Speaker 2: Midwestern action accents on social media. Foreign adversaries continue to
Speaker 2: experiment with and have adopted at least some generative AI
Speaker 2: tools to more quickly and cheaply generate authentic looking content
Speaker 2: tailored primarily for social media platforms that can target specific audiences,
Speaker 2: including the United States, where if you are not a
Speaker 2: weed dweller and are not regularly paying attention to what's
Speaker 2: really going on in the world, you might be duped
Speaker 2: by a fake out there on social media. We live
Speaker 2: in a strange world, folks. And on that note, real
Speaker 2: quick here Dave Hatter talks about this all time. Ferrari,
Speaker 2: the company Ferrari, Yeah, the fastcar Ferraris almost fell victim
Speaker 2: to a scam after someone attempted to impersonate the company
Speaker 2: CEO Benedetto vigna you know WhatsApp message in a phone
Speaker 2: call to another executive. Message didn't come from his usual number,
Speaker 2: which raised an eyebrow for the executive. For the unnamed
Speaker 2: executive suspicion, but the impostor tried to explain the discrepancy
Speaker 2: wants on the phone, We're in a bloomberg. The impersonator
Speaker 2: did a spot on imitation of Vigna's voice. However, the
Speaker 2: executive picked up on a few inconsistencies, prompting him to
Speaker 2: do the smart thing, verify the identity. The executive asked
Speaker 2: the caller to name the title of a book Vigna
Speaker 2: had just recommended to him. I guess earlier. The caller
Speaker 2: didn't answer, hung up. So Dave talks about that kind
Speaker 2: of thing all the time, and I thought it was
Speaker 2: a rather interesting while we're talking about social media manipulation,
Speaker 2: the Russians doing it, the Iranians doing it, and of
Speaker 2: course Facebook and Alphabet clearly are doing it as well.
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Speaker 2: please investigate a robbery having a Camp Washington gas station
Speaker 2: shortly after five am yesterday at a BP gas station
Speaker 2: on Hoppel. Five police vehicles respond to the parking lot
Speaker 2: and gas pumps interesting two separate response areas suspect where
Speaker 2: a black mask during the offense was last seen fleeing
Speaker 2: the business on foot. No injuries reported. No additional details
Speaker 2: immediately available. Thank you to Fox nineteen reporting see here.
Speaker 2: Warren Knty grand jury decided not to indict a man
Speaker 2: connected with it connected with a fatal shooting where the
Speaker 2: driver was cut off. According to the Warren County Prosecutor
Speaker 2: David Thornshell, shooting chap in June seventeenth, north State Route
Speaker 2: forty eight and US forty two in Lebanon resulted in
Speaker 2: the death as sixty three year old Andrew Rainey. Place investigator.
Speaker 2: The incident, which started with a traffic incident with another
Speaker 2: driver cut off Rainey as both were traveling north found
Speaker 2: On Bypass forty eight. According to Prosecutor Thornshell, Rainey got
Speaker 2: out of his vehicle at a stoplight and approached the
Speaker 2: driver of the other car. Levin and Police say Rainey
Speaker 2: was shot in the abdomen. Taking Atrium Medical centerar he
Speaker 2: was pronounced dead Dispatch just Say. One of the nine
Speaker 2: to one one calls about the incident was from man
Speaker 2: who said he shot another driver Thornshell said witnesses provided
Speaker 2: conflicting descriptions of the events leading up to the shooting,
Speaker 2: including varying accounts of Rainey's demeanor inactions. Grand jury considered
Speaker 2: a high self defense law. According to Ohio Section twenty
Speaker 2: nine oh one point zero five RC, a person no
Speaker 2: longer has the burden of proof that they acting in
Speaker 2: self defense. They're presumed innocent until proven guilty, be on
Speaker 2: a reasonable doubt. Second, person can act in self defense
Speaker 2: if they are in a vehicle or a residence and
Speaker 2: the person is unlawfully and without privilege to be in
Speaker 2: that residence or vehicle. It's like the castle doctrine. Lastly,
Speaker 2: a person does not have to withdraw before using deadly
Speaker 2: force when acting in self defense, that being the law.
Speaker 2: Thornshell explained that these legal changes and inconsistencies and the
Speaker 2: witness statements likely led the grand jury's decision not to
Speaker 2: issue an indictment. Let's see here, driver the MASTA is
Speaker 2: not going to be identified by law enforcement and is
Speaker 2: an uncharged suspect because there is no indictment, so it
Speaker 2: gets to maintain his amity. Let's see here. Oh, so
Speaker 2: we've had him on the program A bunch of times.
Speaker 2: Why not just a little positive local story here. After
Speaker 2: years of planning and design work, officials is going to
Speaker 2: be breaking ground on the USS Cincinnati submarine's new home
Speaker 2: this week. Joseph jab president of the Submarine Cincinnati Memorial Association, said,
Speaker 2: from the Soccer Fields Athletic Complex at VOA here, it
Speaker 2: will appear as if there's a full size nuclear powered
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Speaker 2: Public's welcome to the groundbreaking taking place July thirty, first,
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Speaker 2: three children were hanging picture frames in their Florida residence
Speaker 2: when the defendant used an electric screwgun and screwed a
Speaker 2: nail into the victim's left side buttocks.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 2: Let's find out if we can question by police about
Speaker 2: the incident. She reportedly said that when the girl walked
Speaker 2: past her, she asked the victim who is her? Who
Speaker 2: is her? Twelve year old? About getting again screwed in
Speaker 2: the A word?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 2: No idea? What that's supposed to mean? Cop said, she
Speaker 2: placed the screw gun on the girl's left buttock cheek
Speaker 2: pressed down on the trigger, driving the screw into her buttocks.
Speaker 2: The screw, which left the visible mark, was stuck in
Speaker 2: the girl's body until she took it out.
Speaker 4: Do what the hell?
Speaker 2: Guskinski arrested Friday evening by the Petersburg, Florida Police Department
Speaker 2: charge of felony. Chowdaby's being held in the County jail
Speaker 2: on a twenty five thousand dollars bond has been ordered
Speaker 2: by a judge. You have no contact with the victim.
Speaker 2: Cording to the court filings and an ongoing small claims matter,
Speaker 2: This woman recently moved into a small, three bedroom rental
Speaker 2: home in Saint Petersburg. Court records contained no employment details.
Speaker 2: She's previously been licensed in Florida as an estician. Whatever.
Speaker 2: Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots. Let's see here.
Speaker 2: Gwyne County Police on the lookout. This is Georgia lookout
Speaker 2: for Who's response? Before hiding thousands of dollars worth of
Speaker 2: drugs inside a guitar amplifier and shipping it to a
Speaker 2: local business, Employees at the Guitar Center on Pleasant Hill
Speaker 2: Road discovered the drugs inside the amplifier July seventeenth. Employees
Speaker 2: were handling what appeared to be a standard box and
Speaker 2: got suspicious. The box had an out of state shipping address,
Speaker 2: but was returned to the guitar center listed as the
Speaker 2: return address. Employees opened the box found cocaine and methanfetamine
Speaker 2: stuffed inside the amp. Sergeant Colin Flynn of the Gwin
Speaker 2: County Police state, in the obvious, it's extremely rare this
Speaker 2: happens at any business, thanks buddy. They think it's part
Speaker 2: of a larger problem involving shipping of drugs do not
Speaker 2: at the United States and the mail system. Investigators think
Speaker 2: the drug dealers have attempted this method before. Just last year,
Speaker 2: a specialized Gwynet police unit intercepted forty five hundred pounds
Speaker 2: of drugs worth approximately seventy million dollars shipped through FedEx
Speaker 2: and UPS thanks for the help of the canine Unit.
Speaker 2: Spokesperson for the Guitar Center said they are fully cooperating
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Speaker 2: FLP President Ken Kober, is the juvenile crime really dropping
Speaker 2: in downtown Cincinnati. He'll be on seven oh five Steve
Speaker 2: Gooden with our wonderful, wonderful legal analysis, but Biden's effort
Speaker 2: to change the Supreme Court. Tech editor Colin Madine of
Speaker 2: Bright Bart at eight o five on the Google editing autocorrect,
Speaker 2: among other topics, and Daniel Davis deep dive with new
Speaker 2: evidence around Donald Trump's assassination attempt, which, as I started
Speaker 2: the program off. If you ask Metta's AI tool about that,
Speaker 2: they deny it happened. God anyway, let us see here,
Speaker 2: maybe dust off the why are you doing that? Or
Speaker 2: walk away, Joe you the one may apply equally here
Speaker 2: an argument over the air conditioning set an allegedly spurred
Speaker 2: husband to use a cooking pot to douse his wife
Speaker 2: in guests and then lighter on fire, resulting in her
Speaker 2: gruesome death out there, of course, Florida home fifty eight
Speaker 2: year Robert had facing charge of the first degree murder
Speaker 2: in arson, according to the probable cause affidavit. Willison Fire
Speaker 2: Rescue responded it about ten till eight pm on Thursday
Speaker 2: to report a structure fire. When they arrived, was fully
Speaker 2: engulfed in flames, and they were alerted that a woman
Speaker 2: was still inside. Crews rushed in to find it a
Speaker 2: woman decease. The officers also told that mister Head was
Speaker 2: responsible for the murder. Cops found him hiding in a
Speaker 2: dog kennel, holding him a sheetty. They said he was
Speaker 2: going to harm himself. They took him into custody. The
Speaker 2: victim's daughter told deputies that she was in the home
Speaker 2: when had allegedly set her mother on fire. She reportedly
Speaker 2: described the relationship with Head as fraught and said he
Speaker 2: and her mother often argued. Said she came home from
Speaker 2: work Thursday, the air conditioning was on low and it
Speaker 2: was hot. Daughter said Head and her mother often argued
Speaker 2: about the temperature of the home. Verbal confrontation ensued. Had
Speaker 2: allegedly called his wife names I will not repeat, walked
Speaker 2: outside smiling, returning with a cooking pot full of gasoline.
Speaker 2: Allegedly said if I were going out, if we going out,
Speaker 2: we going out together. Sorry, the grammar threw me on
Speaker 2: that one, folks, I told you I ain't never leaving you.
Speaker 2: That's when police say he took the pot emptied it
Speaker 2: on his wife's body and feet. Thank you, Joe. Daughter
Speaker 2: told them he had lit a piece of paper through
Speaker 2: it at his wife, causing an explosive reaction. Daughter also
Speaker 2: burned when she ran out of the house after being
Speaker 2: read as Maranda rights, defendant allegedly admitted of setting his
Speaker 2: wife on fire. He said he'd been upset because his
Speaker 2: wife was defending her daughter during arguments. Ever since she
Speaker 2: moved in with them about two years ago, and after
Speaker 2: the two argued with him over the ac he allegedly
Speaker 2: said he went outside and filled the pot with casts
Speaker 2: and then set her on fire. He said he'd planned
Speaker 2: to take his own life before the officer showed up.
Speaker 2: When asked, the defendant stated that he deserved to die
Speaker 2: for taking the life of the victim. Being held with
Speaker 2: the Lovey County Jail. No bond on that one and similarly,
Speaker 2: stupid news out of Florida. It is the stack of stupid.
Speaker 2: A Florida man arrest over the weekend after after he
Speaker 2: allegedly shot his cousin multiple times after arguing about a
Speaker 2: parking space. Fifty one year old elber Cruz what ECUs
Speaker 2: the one kind of each of attempted felony murder causing injury,
Speaker 2: wild armed grand theft involving a firearm, discharging a firearm
Speaker 2: in a recreational a residential area, according to Miami Dade
Speaker 2: County Court records, happened directly east of Douglas Park and
Speaker 2: Coral Gables. Happened late Saturday night, cording to the arrest
Speaker 2: report obtained by local news there, WPLG credits officers showed
Speaker 2: up to report of the shooting of the victim. Residents
Speaker 2: there showed up about eleven pm. Victim found suffering from
Speaker 2: four gunshot wounds. Man identified only as Salinas in the
Speaker 2: report was shot once in his wrist three times in
Speaker 2: his left thigh. Cruise is also the victim's roommate, was
Speaker 2: still at the scene when the police showed up. Two
Speaker 2: men have been arguing over a parking space, started when
Speaker 2: the victim asked Cruz to move his vehicle. Defendant said
Speaker 2: to have declined, saying that there was nowhere else to
Speaker 2: park and he would leave the vehicle where it was.
Speaker 2: So Linus in Spanish told Cruse he didn't know why
Speaker 2: he was acting tough when his wife ran the house.
Speaker 2: Oh did of an insult there? Maybe that's a court
Speaker 2: of the police report. Defendant allegedly is alleged to have
Speaker 2: responded to the presumed verbal attack on his masculinity by
Speaker 2: taking out a glock nineteen pistol and pointing it at
Speaker 2: the victim's neck. Then also allegedly said in Spanish something
Speaker 2: akin to do you want to see what kind of
Speaker 2: man I am? Victim at this point allegedly seated the
Speaker 2: man with the weapon and pleaded, don't do this, You're
Speaker 2: going to kill me. Cruise then allegedly fired one shot,
Speaker 2: grazing his cousin's wrist, prompting the victim to run. As
Speaker 2: he fled in the direction of his bedroom, Three more
Speaker 2: shots were fired and connected with the victims thigh cording detectives.
Speaker 2: Each of the final three bullets produced entry and exit wounds.
Speaker 2: Police also allege the gun used in the shooting was
Speaker 2: previously reported stolen back in twenty twenty one. Bickram taking
Speaker 2: Jackson Memorial Hospital. Defendant arrested at the scene, being held
Speaker 2: without bond the Turner Guildford Night Correctional Center. Prosecutors move
Speaker 2: forward and receive pre trial detention. Defendant also order no
Speaker 2: contact with the victim pending trial. There's a better path.
Speaker 2: There is no moral of the story, Joe. Keep your
Speaker 2: stupid mouth shut or going back to your SoundBite earlier.
Speaker 2: Just walk away right, lived to fight another day, not
Speaker 2: spend your life in prison. Stick around plenty to talk
Speaker 2: about the six o'clock hour. I'd love to hear from you.
Speaker 2: I've got something to say. I will be back after
Speaker 2: the news. You're just minutes away from refreshing your news feed.
Speaker 2: At the top of the hour, I have never seen
Speaker 2: anything like that.
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Speaker 2: Morning Stick. I got great guest lineup. Thank you to
Speaker 2: Joe Strecker, Executive producer one r F now FLP President
Speaker 2: Ken Kober returns of the morning show talk about the
Speaker 2: Quire article claiming that juvenile crime is down in downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Question is that true? And I hope to god it is,
Speaker 2: rather than just the woke judges that we have a
Speaker 2: problem with in Hamilton County sort of hiding the reality
Speaker 2: of juvenile crime certainly a reality. He talked with the
Speaker 2: Hamilton County cross give him a loss of powers about
Speaker 2: these woke judges and their treatment of juvenile offenders. So
Speaker 2: that's one hour from now, follow by Steve Gooden, Legal
Speaker 2: expert Extraordinary. He's going to do a breakdown of Joe
Speaker 2: Biden's efforts to transform the Supreme Court into something that's not,
Speaker 2: which is a politically malleable body that's subject to the
Speaker 2: whims of Congress and the executive branch, which is the
Speaker 2: last thing we need. It's separation of powers. It's supposed
Speaker 2: to remain independent, and the proposals from President Biden would
Speaker 2: ruin that independence and subject the Court to all kinds
Speaker 2: of political attacks. It's just it's an insane idea brought
Speaker 2: about by well the insane reality that they do not
Speaker 2: like original lists. They want the flexibility of activist judges
Speaker 2: to issue opinions from the bench which are more along
Speaker 2: the lines of legislation than they are legal opinions analyzing
Speaker 2: something that Congress did by way of passing laws. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Steve Gooden does a wonderful job here in the Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Looking forward to having him back on that again. That's
Speaker 2: seven thirty two hours from now. Bright Bar Tech editor
Speaker 2: Colin Madine. He's going to talk about Google editing auto correct,
Speaker 2: which is just the tip of the iceberg. As I
Speaker 2: pointed out in the last hour, they disavowed that that
Speaker 2: there was even an assassination attempt. Meta's AI tool multiple
Speaker 2: searches called Donald Trump's assassination attempt fictional, I mean unequivocally
Speaker 2: stated fictional. And I read the accounts on that in
Speaker 2: the last hour. It's just absolutely, absolutely mind boggling. I mean,
Speaker 2: again noting that we've all seen it, we know it happened.
Speaker 2: They're doing congressional investigations of it. The FBI director testified
Speaker 2: about the Secret Service, a director quit over the whole debacle.
Speaker 2: I mean, do we not see all that happening? Was
Speaker 2: this all predicated on a non event, a fictional event?
Speaker 2: Lord Almighty, I don't know if they think we're that stupid, Well,
Speaker 2: not my audience. This is the point that I made
Speaker 2: last hour, and I think it's a legitimate one. It's
Speaker 2: easy to do people who don't do any critical thinking.
Speaker 2: I mean, you still hear people like Kamala Harris. Remember
Speaker 2: she was perpetuating a lie about those those agents whipping migrants.
Speaker 2: But that was a lie, and there are still people
Speaker 2: out in the world that'll circulate that and believe it.
Speaker 2: It's been thorough lead debunk They were doing their job.
Speaker 2: They were properly using the reins to manage the horses
Speaker 2: and the crowd. No, there was no whipping going on there.
Speaker 2: Once you get it out in the world, if you
Speaker 2: just get a small percentage of the people to buy
Speaker 2: into the lie, then you get a small percentage of
Speaker 2: the people that'll buy into the lie period and of
Speaker 2: story mission accomplished, every little bit counts. And the world
Speaker 2: of artificial intelligence. When you see just absolutely outrageous bias
Speaker 2: in the face of all that we know, you realize
Speaker 2: the rig is in the game is fixed. Paris Opening
Speaker 2: ceremony has disappeared apparently from YouTube. We'll talk about it
Speaker 2: with Colin Maydine. Also as well as tech and the
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four presidential race, just a quick recap on that. Yes,
Speaker 2: our US officials have widely reported that Iran is tinkering, electronically,
Speaker 2: tinkering in the election in order to move the hearts
Speaker 2: and minds of folks against Donald Trump, one of probably
Speaker 2: multiple countries out in the world trying to manipulate the
Speaker 2: election to their advantage. Davis deep dive. We'll be talking
Speaker 2: about new evidence arounding the Trump assassination attempt. Daniel Davis
Speaker 2: knows it was real. Maybe he should get in touch
Speaker 2: with Metta's AI program Sadly, you know, the situation in
Speaker 2: the Middle East is just not not looking good at all,
Speaker 2: which is something I probably could have said with a
Speaker 2: straight face my entire life. But Israel is going to
Speaker 2: do something about that. Hasbala rocket attack that killed twelve children,
Speaker 2: young people court to Israeli Prime Internet Yah who in
Speaker 2: announcement yesterday, our response is coming and it will be severe.
Speaker 2: Israeli Prime Minister and his Defense Minister Jov Gallan received
Speaker 2: formal authorization from an emergency Security Cabinet session that happened
Speaker 2: on Sunday to retaliate in a way of their choosing
Speaker 2: against his Bala. That was a six hour meeting. If
Speaker 2: I recall reading about that yesterday accurately, Israel immediately said,
Speaker 2: yesterday Hisbala has begun moving around its precision guided missiles.
Speaker 2: And that's a development in and of itself. Remember the
Speaker 2: old days, you didn't have to go too far back,
Speaker 2: and I think it was two thousand and six or
Speaker 2: so roughly in that timeframe when they used to just
Speaker 2: shower Israel with a bunch of random bottle rocket type
Speaker 2: attacks that had no precision. It was just sort of
Speaker 2: lighted and hope that it was going to land someplace strategically.
Speaker 2: Now they usually landed in fields and they never hit
Speaker 2: any military targets, and it was just it was kind
Speaker 2: of an absurd exercise the way they sort of waged
Speaker 2: their war of terror. Now they have precision guided missiles.
Speaker 2: Israeli ministers are signaling that it will remain a limited response,
Speaker 2: though other sources have warned that all out war in
Speaker 2: Lebanon is coming. Official with the Lebanese group told the
Speaker 2: Associated Press yesterday that Hisbala's stands has not changed, that
Speaker 2: the Iran backed organization does not want full blown war
Speaker 2: with Israel, but that if war breaks out, it will
Speaker 2: fight without limits. The officials, speaking on a condition of anonymity,
Speaker 2: of course, said as Bali since Sunday has started moving
Speaker 2: some of it's again smart precision guided miss missiles to
Speaker 2: use if needed, moving them away where they were known
Speaker 2: to be, probably hiding them until Israel launches whatever response
Speaker 2: it launches. That now, who said of the victims of
Speaker 2: the Madjidal Shams attack, visiting the scene, these children are
Speaker 2: our children, the children of all of us. Israel will
Speaker 2: not and cannot let this pass and carry on as usual.
Speaker 2: Our response is coming and it will be severe. After
Speaker 2: that statement, the US Embassy in Lebanon issued a video
Speaker 2: yesterday urging Americans to leave the country in advance of
Speaker 2: the inevitable crisis. Were in a Bitter, US Assistant Secretary
Speaker 2: of State for the Bureau of Consular Affairs, said in
Speaker 2: the video posted on social media, we recommend US citizens
Speaker 2: develop a crisis plan of action and leave before a
Speaker 2: crisis begins. Should come Marshall air not be available. Individuals
Speaker 2: already in Lebanon should be prepared to shelter in place
Speaker 2: for long periods of time. She wanted to say, anyone
Speaker 2: planning to visit Lebanon, Joe, were you still planning on
Speaker 2: visiting Lebanon?
Speaker 1: I know you had? Really?
Speaker 2: Uh you had? That was like your bucket list, right,
Speaker 2: passport's been delayed. Ah, anyone planning to visit Lebanon should
Speaker 2: reconsider giving the difficulties that would hinder departure. Should conflict
Speaker 2: increase in the region, ahem, And I didn't say world
Speaker 2: War three very lightly. Here's a fun development. Turkish President
Speaker 2: Receptey Erdigan on Sunday threatened to invade Israel in order
Speaker 2: to support Palestinians. We must be very strong so that
Speaker 2: Israel can't do these things to Palestine. Just as we
Speaker 2: entered Nigorno Karbach, just as we entered Libya, we might
Speaker 2: do the same to them. There's nothing we can't do.
Speaker 2: We must be only be strong. Organ described as one
Speaker 2: of the most bitter critics of Israel. And here's where
Speaker 2: the problem breaks down for me and people on either
Speaker 2: side of the equation needed to focus on this. Israel
Speaker 2: is not going after the Palestinian people. It's like when
Speaker 2: I have criticism about the China. About China, my criticism
Speaker 2: is not in any way, shape or form directed to
Speaker 2: Chinese people. It's the government, the regime, their ideology, their mindset,
Speaker 2: their well global domination efforts that I'm critical of. They
Speaker 2: are anti American generally speaking. Now might that philosophy seep
Speaker 2: over into a sizable swath of the Chinese people. Yes,
Speaker 2: I also thoroughly believe a sizable swath of the one
Speaker 2: point four billion Chinese people don't appreciate the direction their
Speaker 2: government is taking them. They'd prather have some freedoms and liberties.
Speaker 2: They'd rather not have a social media score and be
Speaker 2: judged based upon how loyal to the party they are.
Speaker 2: Israel's not attacking the Palestinian people. They're going after those
Speaker 2: who are waging war against Israel, and that will be right.
Speaker 2: Has Bala Hamas and other terrorist organizations which Iran is
Speaker 2: funding Iran, of course, hates Israel and the Israeli people
Speaker 2: and would love to see all Jews eradicated from the
Speaker 2: face of the earth. That's a different political posture, it's
Speaker 2: a different war posture, it's a different philosophy. They want
Speaker 2: to eradicate the Jews, like Adolf Hitler in the Nazis.
Speaker 2: I'm not looking at the leanings of the President of Israel.
Speaker 2: They don't suggest this should be a more left leaning
Speaker 2: coalition over net and Yahoos or something else. They want
Speaker 2: to eradicate the people, and so the other side tends
Speaker 2: to flip that and exacerbate it and say Israel wants
Speaker 2: to eradicate the Palestinian people, which is nonsense. I think
Speaker 2: they would be very happy with a regime change that
Speaker 2: isn't run by a terrorist organization, so the Palestinian people
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Speaker 2: of callers this morning. Anyway, I do a lot more
Speaker 2: to talk about in I see that anybody else kind
Speaker 2: of feel believe that something's real, weird, crazy is going
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Speaker 2: impact on people's psychology, and people are willing to do
Speaker 2: crazy things. We do live in a crazy world. All
Speaker 2: you need is one small sliver of the small sliver
Speaker 2: of nutcases in the world and you've got a real
Speaker 2: catastrophe on your hands and turn to France in the
Speaker 2: Olympic Games. Well, it's the kind of thing that I
Speaker 2: really kind of feel deep down in my heart that
Speaker 2: probably is going to happen. We need to be prepared
Speaker 2: for the reality of it and keep our collective heads cool.
Speaker 2: So France's Interior minister, guy named Gerald dar Main, speaking
Speaker 2: with French media yesterday, he just pointed the finger at
Speaker 2: left leaning saboteurs for the shut down of the French
Speaker 2: railway system in advance of the Olympics. Saboteurs cut burned
Speaker 2: signaling cables at three sites around the country's rail network
Speaker 2: in a coordinated and targeted attack, which of course caused
Speaker 2: chaos on the high speed lines right before the opening games. Quote.
Speaker 2: This is the traditional mode of action for the ultra left,
Speaker 2: the minister said. Interesting. I guess he didn't get the
Speaker 2: social media left wing dominated memo that it's all right
Speaker 2: wingers that are responsible for political violence. Police set of
Speaker 2: fiber optic networks of at least three telecommunications operations were
Speaker 2: vandalized on Sunday night in several regions. Something else that
Speaker 2: concerns me It's not known where the couple of incidents
Speaker 2: are connected, though they presently have the largest what described
Speaker 2: as the largest peacetime security operation in the France's history,
Speaker 2: more than seventy thousand police soldiers, security guards, etc. Hoping
Speaker 2: to shield the country from threats which they have identified
Speaker 2: from Islamic terrorist groups to sabotage by far left activists
Speaker 2: or adversaries such as Russia. Russia a notable concern for
Speaker 2: the French. You got the well first, Russia was banned
Speaker 2: from the Olympics because of the invasion of Ukraine, and
Speaker 2: of course France and under President Emmanuel McCrone, has been
Speaker 2: one of the leading hawks against Moscow in the efforts
Speaker 2: by to defend Ukraine against the Russian invasion. So the
Speaker 2: Russians obviously have a vested interest in stirring the potted
Speaker 2: division and problems over in France. So the question is
Speaker 2: whether these people have been manipulated by others or whether
Speaker 2: it's for their own benefit. Referring to the motives behind
Speaker 2: these well terrorist activities, the railroad investigation, of course, the
Speaker 2: cutting off of the internet cables, and you know, when
Speaker 2: you think about it, we have internet cables that run
Speaker 2: all over the place. Many people know where they are
Speaker 2: quite often they're even identified on maps like Google. And
Speaker 2: I don't know how difficult it is to cut an
Speaker 2: international Internet communication cable like from between the underneath the
Speaker 2: Pacific Ocean. But didn't they do that in the Black Sea?
Speaker 2: And will it happened if the Internet just magically shut down?
Speaker 2: I mean, we saw what can happen with one small company,
Speaker 2: well monetarily speaking, not small publicly traded company that CrowdStrike.
Speaker 2: But fortunately many people with Microsoft operating systems were not
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Speaker 2: Township Park. Great opportunity to help folks in need in
Speaker 2: Delahi Township. Neighbors Helping Neighbors is the point of the event.
Speaker 2: And again I just go back to my dad's just
Speaker 2: he did that event for decades, just absolutely loved it.
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Speaker 2: I do know that for a fact. Greg Landsman, alongside
Speaker 2: leaders of fc Cincinnati, unveiled how more than four where
Speaker 2: million dollars in federal holidays is going to be spent
Speaker 2: to improve Central Parkway. Leaders explain to the project Central
Speaker 2: Parkway complete street improvement, combination of efforts from city officials,
Speaker 2: federal funding, and philanthropic support, total number of federal dollars
Speaker 2: four million, one hundred and sixteen thousand change going to
Speaker 2: go toward the infrastructure of the project. Cornel Landsman and
Speaker 2: image is shown it yesterday's press conference display upcoming growth
Speaker 2: for pedestrian space enhancement to sidewalk and bike pass also
Speaker 2: an increase in trees and art in the medians. Mark
Speaker 2: Mallory was there corner of Mark. We want to transform
Speaker 2: Central Parkway so that becomes much greater opportunity and not
Speaker 2: a divider between two communities, but a bridge between two communities.
Speaker 2: Landsman keeps saying that he hopes that this will help
Speaker 2: increase tourism in the area. Meanwhile, money's flowing into Claremont County.
Speaker 2: More than six million dollars have been approved by the
Speaker 2: Ohio House of Representative benefiting communities in Claremont County House
Speaker 2: Bill two the appropriations Package where the funding is allocated
Speaker 2: for various community projects courted David Paynter or the Claremont
Speaker 2: County Commissioner. Most of them are looked at to ensure
Speaker 2: that the scope of these projects really makes a difference
Speaker 2: in the village or the townships of the county that
Speaker 2: they're awarded to. It's going to be distributed to help
Speaker 2: fund fifteen community projects and operating funds for local nonprofit
Speaker 2: child focus officials, state representative, state senators all work together
Speaker 2: to advance their local communities and get them funded. Bringing
Speaker 2: the Bacon home of the fifteen projects, the rebuilding of
Speaker 2: the Goshen Fire Department Station eighteen is going to get
Speaker 2: the most at two and a half million. That one
Speaker 2: well was hit by a tornado several years ago. They said.
Speaker 2: The funding for House Bill two bridges the gap to
Speaker 2: finally rebuild Station eighteen, making it safer for the community,
Speaker 2: as well as including a new cancer prevention methods to
Speaker 2: help first responders. Let's see, you got the Goshen Fire Department,
Speaker 2: Felicity Veterans housing projects getting a million, four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: for the Milford Five Points Landing Community Center two hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty eight and changed for Union Township Community Splash
Speaker 2: pad Nisbout Park Amphitheater is getting a quarter of a
Speaker 2: million dollars and about that much goes to the Moscow,
Speaker 2: Ohio Rivers Stabilization Phase three some other smaller projects on
Speaker 2: the list. So there you go. Is that pork barrel projects?
Speaker 1: Joe?
Speaker 2: Are those legitimate need projects? You're gonna go half and
Speaker 2: half on that. I'll let the residence of Claremont County
Speaker 2: make that decision. Southgate community being evacuated from their homes
Speaker 2: after hillside slippage which occurred in the area on Friday.
Speaker 2: Quarter to the Cinsini Inquire active landslide may have been
Speaker 2: caused by a government sanitation project. Inquire reporter that residents
Speaker 2: received a letter from Wooden Lamping, the law firm, stating quote,
Speaker 2: the evacuation and construction are excavation apologies. Excavation and construction
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Speaker 2: I gotta be a kick out of iHeart media aviation
Speaker 2: ext for Jay Rattler for friends on Facebook, and I
Speaker 2: always says rather uplifting messages, sometimes comical. This morning something
Speaker 2: along the lines of while both parties scream at each
Speaker 2: other and call each other names, does anybody realize we
Speaker 2: just passed thirty five trillion dollars in debt. No, nobody's
Speaker 2: paying attention to that. Jay sadly, how's that money being spent?
Speaker 2: I love this. While Kamala Harris endeavors to unring the
Speaker 2: bell of her profound claims that there is no question
Speaker 2: I'm in favor of banning fracking over the weekend, she said, well, no,
Speaker 2: I'm in favor of it now trying to win over
Speaker 2: the hearts and minds of the folks in Pennsylvania. Does
Speaker 2: anyone really believe that she wouldn't be continued, wouldn't continue
Speaker 2: to buy administration's policies of trying to get rid of
Speaker 2: fossil fuel. Generally speaking, I personally don't believe it. She's
Speaker 2: in total waffle mode now, given all of the prior
Speaker 2: criticism she had about the well the police Department, for example,
Speaker 2: her criticisms of the Border Patrol agents and ICE and
Speaker 2: seeking to abolish ICE. She's trying to backpedal on that one.
Speaker 2: And we all know because the mainstream media has now
Speaker 2: set it over and over again that no, she was
Speaker 2: never the borders are this was never her issue, never
Speaker 2: her problem. Okay, Really some of the language come back
Speaker 2: to Haunter, and she's got a real problem with Michigan
Speaker 2: because the Muslim community up there, and if he can
Speaker 2: check it out. The Wall Street Journal did an article
Speaker 2: on that about well, her Chicago moment, Kamala Harris's Chicago moment.
Speaker 2: They're still expecting one hundred thousand people to show up
Speaker 2: to Chicago, most of them pro hamas anti Israel. Of course,
Speaker 2: she sort of leans to that side of the ledger.
Speaker 2: But she can't abide lawlessness, now, can she? What's she
Speaker 2: going to do if there's crazy lawlessness going on the streets,
Speaker 2: is she going to come out against it? Well, we
Speaker 2: got a popcorn out to wait for that. But how's
Speaker 2: that money being spent? Let's go to one of Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris's highest profile responsibilities as Vice president, the person responsible
Speaker 2: for spearheading the federal government's multi billion dollar efforts to
Speaker 2: deploy thousands of electric buses at yourlocal school districts. How's
Speaker 2: that working out? Clean School Bus program? Funded? Two years ago, Harrison,
Speaker 2: the EPA administrator Michael Reagan unleashed one billion dollars in
Speaker 2: federal rebates for three hundred and eighty nine school districts
Speaker 2: across all fifty states to help deliver two four hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty three Here, let me pull a figure from
Speaker 2: my sphincter, four hundred and sixty three electric school buses
Speaker 2: Washington freeb Beacon looked at the data. Twenty seven of
Speaker 2: those school districts have proven of the EPA that their
Speaker 2: buses were delivered and that their diesel fuel buses being
Speaker 2: replaced have been discarded. That will be a victory. That's
Speaker 2: what they wanted across the board twenty seven Over a
Speaker 2: couple of years, collectively, those districts have deployed drum roll
Speaker 2: sixty battery powered school buses, while at the same time,
Speaker 2: fifty five districts have pulled out of the program citing
Speaker 2: technological and infrastructure concerns. More school districts have withdrawn from
Speaker 2: the program than those have have completed it. Here's a
Speaker 2: free bus and they don't want it. People are pulling
Speaker 2: out of the program. It ran into some hurdles, practical
Speaker 2: hurdles in the rollout. This started about three years ago
Speaker 2: as a provision of the twenty twenty one Infrastructure Bill,
Speaker 2: which put aside five billion dollars for the EPA to
Speaker 2: distribute in the form of rebates and grants. Since Harris's
Speaker 2: initial announcement, the agency has then had unveiled one billion
Speaker 2: for these school districts a second trance of rebates worth
Speaker 2: nine hundred million for another five hundred and thirty school districts.
Speaker 2: None of those districts have deployed any buses under the program.
Speaker 2: Here's one. Jeff Dick, superintendent of the New Fonda and
Speaker 2: Albert City Truesdale School System in Iowa. This only makes
Speaker 2: economic sense if the bus is paid for with a
Speaker 2: grant like we receive. The cost is so prohibitive that
Speaker 2: the cost savings are not worth it. That school district,
Speaker 2: among a whole bunch of them, received funds for the
Speaker 2: school bus program. Albert City Tuesday awarded three hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety five thousand dollars money used to fund a single
Speaker 2: electric bus and a corresponding charging station. District would be
Speaker 2: able to save money on fuel, but only because the
Speaker 2: bus was acquired free of charge, a superintendent pointed out,
Speaker 2: based on on the EPA's funding calculus, average new school
Speaker 2: bus under this clean school bus program costs upwards of
Speaker 2: three hundred, three hundred and seventy thousand dollars, which is
Speaker 2: three times the cost of a traditional diesel bus. Translated,
Speaker 2: and I remember keep that thirty five trillion dollars figure
Speaker 2: in the back of your head. That implies the cost
Speaker 2: to replace the entire US flo of five hundred and
Speaker 2: forty seven thousand school buses out there in the world
Speaker 2: with electric alternatives two hundred and actually north of two
Speaker 2: hundred and two billion dollars. One superintendent of a place
Speaker 2: called Modoc Joint Unified School District in northern California. Ultimately,
Speaker 2: what sealed for US was the performance concerns. They withdrew
Speaker 2: from the program five months after it had been selected
Speaker 2: to receive two point four million dollars for six buses.
Speaker 2: Superintendent said the funding came short by about fifty thousand
Speaker 2: per bus, which means the buses were more expensive than projected.
Speaker 2: It would have cost the district hundreds of thousands of
Speaker 2: dollars even though the program was intended to provide free buses.
Speaker 2: Superintendent pointed out the performance concerns were an even bigger hurdle,
Speaker 2: particularly on how electric buses fare in rural and cold
Speaker 2: weather conditions. I guess they didn't think about that, he said.
Speaker 2: We get super cold in the winter, we get down
Speaker 2: a blow zero the winner, and it's cold here about
Speaker 2: nine months out of the year. Basically, you're being told
Speaker 2: that you can't run the which means you can't defrost
Speaker 2: your windows because they take too much battery power. So
Speaker 2: we're told they'd get two or miles on a charge,
Speaker 2: but people in the field were telling us seventy seventy
Speaker 2: miles with a loaded bus. That just doesn't work that
Speaker 2: just doesn't work. One of multiple school districts in colder
Speaker 2: climbs who've rejected and fallen out of this program because
Speaker 2: of the practical realities of this. Another big practical reality
Speaker 2: the infrastructure doesn't exist to charge them. Ready fire aim
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Speaker 2: talking about juvenile crime in downtown sinsaying which the inquiry
Speaker 2: reports is down? Is that accurate? Steve Gooden joins a
Speaker 2: program at seven thirty Are legal expert on Biden's scotus
Speaker 2: or change the Supreme Court anyway over the plague up
Speaker 2: date We'll start here. Measles outbreaks. Federal health officials say
Speaker 2: the number of measles cases so far this calendar year
Speaker 2: has already tripled to total for all of last year.
Speaker 2: US Center for Disease Control data points out at least
Speaker 2: one hundred and eighty eight cases of measles so far
Speaker 2: reported in twenty twenty four in all. Twenty six states
Speaker 2: as well as Washington, DC have now reported cases of
Speaker 2: the virus. Fifty eight cases reported across the entire United
Speaker 2: States last year, so sixty five percent of the cases
Speaker 2: related to outbreaks and outbreak is three or more related cases.
Speaker 2: There have been thirteen outbreaks. Children under the age of
Speaker 2: five account for half of them. Lots of states have
Speaker 2: experienced it, as I mentioned it. No deaths from the
Speaker 2: virus have been reported so far, but ninety three patients
Speaker 2: have been hospitalized. Don't freak out too much, apparently, they say,
Speaker 2: in spite of the global increase. In the increase here,
Speaker 2: the numbers are below those reported in twenty nineteen, when
Speaker 2: about thirteen hundred cases were reported here in the United States.
Speaker 2: Plague update number two. We go to Athens, Georgia, where
Speaker 2: they had to close the courthouse because of a bedbug infestation.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so I hate bed bugs. They The thinking
Speaker 2: about bed bugs is discuss me to no end had
Speaker 2: to close for a week. Superior Court Judge lease A
Speaker 2: Lot issued a judicial emergency order to close the courthouse,
Speaker 2: which also canceled jury trials and hearings and suspended many
Speaker 2: judicial activities. Bed Bugs only found one different area in
Speaker 2: three levels of the courthouse. Source of the bed bugs unknown.
Speaker 2: Those little critters can glom onto anybody's clothes and they
Speaker 2: love to travel that way. And finally we go over
Speaker 2: to Athens Grease, where authorities of ordered a nationwide restriction
Speaker 2: for goat and sheeps to combat a deadly viral outbreak.
Speaker 2: Minister of Agriculture and Role Development announced the ban on
Speaker 2: commercial slaughter of goats and sheep, as well as the
Speaker 2: movement for reproduction expanding measures already in effecting parts of Greece.
Speaker 2: It's called the goat plague. That's the PPR virus, highly
Speaker 2: contagious disease affecting goats and chep causing severe illness and death.
Speaker 2: No adverse effect on human health, according to the Greek officials.
Speaker 2: Let me just stick the word.
Speaker 1: Yet in there.
Speaker 2: So false. So far, some seven thousand animals and herds
Speaker 2: where the disease has been identified had been culled. Another
Speaker 2: twelve hundred added earlier this week, set for culling. I
Speaker 2: guess so there you go. This has been your plague update.
Speaker 2: Let's talk local crime, juvenile crime in downtown Cincinnati with
Speaker 2: FOP President Ken Kober right after the top of the
Speaker 2: hour news, followed by Biden's effort to change the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court with Steve Gooden at seven thirty Remember Bright Bart
Speaker 2: inside scoop at eight o five, A bunch of topics
Speaker 2: to talk about with their tech editor Colin Medine, and
Speaker 2: then Daniel Davis deep dive on the new evidence concerning
Speaker 2: Trump's assassination attempt, which again Alphabet's Meta AI program denies
Speaker 2: was even an event. I still can't believe they have
Speaker 2: the audacity to say that was a fiction. FOP President
Speaker 2: Ken Cober is next. I hope you can stick around.
Speaker 5: worldI guys don't exactly happen on a schedule, but the
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Speaker 1: Fifty five KRC Talk.
Speaker 2: Station seven oh six. Here fifty five KRC DE Talk Station.
Speaker 2: Very happy Tuesday to you, Brian Thomas. Always please to
Speaker 2: welcome with the fifty five Carson Morning Show. FOP President.
Speaker 2: Chapter sixty nine of the SINSINNI Police Department Union president
Speaker 2: Ken Kober, Welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Can It's always a pleasure to have you on my show.
Speaker 8: Hey, good morning, Brian, thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: Let me start as always by thanking you and all
Speaker 2: members of the Cincinna Law Enforcement Kennedy for what you
Speaker 2: do to serve our community. It's a huge sacrifice just
Speaker 2: even deciding to become a police officer, and these trying
Speaker 2: times in which we find ourselves make that even more
Speaker 2: of a commitment. So God bless all those who protect
Speaker 2: and serve, and we do everything we can here on
Speaker 2: the fifty five Casey Morning Show to support police generally speaking.
Speaker 2: And although there still is a significant backlash and anger
Speaker 2: against police departments generally after the Black Lives Matter protests
Speaker 2: and the defund the police movement, a person at the
Speaker 2: spearhead of that was Kamala Harris. Now getting my political
Speaker 2: ideology out of the way, Ken Kober, Since I inquire
Speaker 2: headline juvenile crime is down in Cincinnati, law enforcement says
Speaker 2: it's worse. So who's got it right, the Inquirer or
Speaker 2: the police department.
Speaker 8: Well, the interesting part is, you know you can manipulate
Speaker 8: statistics to say whatever you want them to say.
Speaker 1: There's not really college forces.
Speaker 8: Colleges will teach how to lie with statistics. You know,
Speaker 8: as I looked at some of these graphs, and you know,
Speaker 8: you know, violent crimes cleared by arrests are down.
Speaker 1: You know the interesting part.
Speaker 8: Is, yes, canny police officer that is dealing with juveniles
Speaker 8: on a day to day basis taking guns off of them,
Speaker 8: you know, fighting them as they resist the rest. I
Speaker 8: think they would probably disagree that juvenile crime is down.
Speaker 2: Well, I know, we came off a pretty significant period
Speaker 2: of violence a year or so ago, or actually it wasn't.
Speaker 2: In January this top of that Ivenue was talking about,
Speaker 2: there were more indictments and another a sentencing related to
Speaker 2: the pedestrians that got attacked by two groups of teenagers.
Speaker 2: That's fresh in a lot of people's minds. And I
Speaker 2: have even talked about anecdotically, anecdotally speaking to people who
Speaker 2: I'm never going downtown, this is just crazy bunch of
Speaker 2: crazy teenagers out there running in packs that are going
Speaker 2: to beat the crap out of me or something. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's a perception among many that are outside of law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Of course, in law enforcement includes not just the police
Speaker 2: officers on the frontline dealing with them, but folks living
Speaker 2: in the various communities that are seeing it, and of
Speaker 2: course the criminal justice system. So I've talked to him
Speaker 2: on County proscut them a list of powers on this
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of times, and she's idd and named
Speaker 2: quite a few illustrations of very very woke judges letting
Speaker 2: very very violent juveniles out with basically no sentence and
Speaker 2: of course most situations no bond in advance of the
Speaker 2: court date.
Speaker 8: Well, sure, yeah, there's no doubt that that continues to
Speaker 8: go on. Now if you look at like, you know,
Speaker 8: homicides by juveniles are down, but probably is the case,
Speaker 8: and that that's something that's pretty easy to measure. But
Speaker 8: what it also doesn't show is that these kids are
Speaker 8: still shooting at each other. They're just not they're not
Speaker 8: actually shooting someone. They may be missing, you know, And
Speaker 8: that's something that of course year to year, it changes,
Speaker 8: and it changes with adults as well. If you know,
Speaker 8: people are becoming more proficient with firearms or one year
Speaker 8: they're less proficient, then that will go down. Because the
Speaker 8: fact remains most of the times when when.
Speaker 1: Juveniles or even adults are shot at.
Speaker 8: There's just a lack of cooperation that will lead to
Speaker 8: the police not being able to clear something with interest.
Speaker 2: I see that. So it reports the shots fired at
Speaker 2: X block, you show up there, no one got hit
Speaker 2: with a bullet, there was in fact a gunshot, but
Speaker 2: no one will identify the person responsible for squeezing off
Speaker 2: the round. So case closed basically goes nowhere. Since there's
Speaker 2: no harm, there's no criminal investigation, or at least if
Speaker 2: you have no tips, you can't even engage in a
Speaker 2: criminal investigation. So that's not a statistic that goes on
Speaker 2: the book, I suppose.
Speaker 8: Well not at least as what's covered in this because
Speaker 8: if there's no victim, right, you know, you can't do
Speaker 8: a offense report.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't pin it to a juvenile or an
Speaker 2: adult or anybody for that matter.
Speaker 8: Right now, they will still go and show up, and
Speaker 8: you'll retrieve shell casings and process them like normal, and
Speaker 8: then you'll be able to on the back end see
Speaker 8: if this particular firearm has been used in other incidents.
Speaker 8: So there are investigations that still occur, but as far
Speaker 8: as having a victim and being able to report a
Speaker 8: violent crime based off of that incident.
Speaker 1: Can't do it because there's no victim.
Speaker 2: Well, there you have it. I mean, that's your quote
Speaker 2: in the enquire and not of a crime is solved,
Speaker 2: he said, so, so arrest don't always reflect a number
Speaker 2: of severity of the crimes. These kids certainly much more
Speaker 2: violent than they were ten years ago. Your quoted as
Speaker 2: saying in the Inquirer, do you is that a noticeable
Speaker 2: reality among members of law enforcement that kids are simply
Speaker 2: more violent? And do you have any reason to explain
Speaker 2: why that might be?
Speaker 8: A lot of it is a lack of parenting, a
Speaker 8: lack of them caring for themselves, caring for anybody else.
Speaker 1: If you you.
Speaker 8: Grow up in a in an environment where you feel
Speaker 8: like you have absolutely nothing to lose, you're not going
Speaker 8: to value life.
Speaker 2: You're not going to value your own life.
Speaker 8: You know, there is certainly and I would love to
Speaker 8: see the statistic as to how many juveniles are being
Speaker 8: arrested with firearms that has been if you do whatever,
Speaker 8: the past ten years, there has been a huge uptick
Speaker 8: in juveniles carrying guns, and not only carrying guns, but
Speaker 8: carrying guns that are manipulated to be fully automatic.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's an easy manipulation too. You get that
Speaker 2: glock switch, which are readily available out there in the
Speaker 2: dark web or an internet. Just pull the trigger once
Speaker 2: and it just will unload a magazine in a matter
Speaker 2: of a second or two. That's frightening stuff. Fortunately, they're
Speaker 2: not very good at hitting their targets at least yet
Speaker 2: they got some range time in you could have a
Speaker 2: real bloodbath on the streets. Ken Well, there's no doubt.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's the other part of the statistics that
Speaker 8: they don't talk about with violent crime is things that
Speaker 8: aren't reportable, like simple things like running from the police,
Speaker 8: fighting with the police. You know, the Juvenile Court has
Speaker 8: made it very clear that resisting arrest, regardless of how
Speaker 8: violent it is, is not considered a violent crime really,
Speaker 8: and that's something that resisting arrest is not a reportable
Speaker 8: offense per se, So that would not be included in
Speaker 8: your violent crimes that are cleared with an arrest.
Speaker 2: Wait a second, are there not laws on the books
Speaker 2: that speak to a crime related to resisting arrests violently
Speaker 2: or otherwise? I mean, that's on the books, isn't it.
Speaker 8: Well, sure it is, but it's not considered a reportable offense,
Speaker 8: so there may be a statistic.
Speaker 1: Kept for it, but.
Speaker 8: That would be excluded from what this data shows because
Speaker 8: under what the state law says and what people are
Speaker 8: you know, juvenile court is saying, is a resisting arrest
Speaker 8: is not a violent offense?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm sorry, I'm puzzled by that. My brain is
Speaker 2: not processing that. How could that be if there is
Speaker 2: a juvenile out there, and that juvenile you're trying to
Speaker 2: arrest them and gets violent with the police, officer punches them,
Speaker 2: otherwise try to wrestle with them. I don't know that
Speaker 2: sounds like a violent offense. I mean they're also interfering
Speaker 2: with the course and conduct of your duty as well
Speaker 2: in law enforcement. I mean that's got to be a
Speaker 2: charge as well. I mean, isn't there a number in like,
Speaker 2: you know, a two fourteen or something like that that
Speaker 2: describes a new barankly what resisting arrest is and why
Speaker 2: wouldn't that end up in juvenile court. Not only were
Speaker 2: they involved in criminal activity beating up a pedestrian that
Speaker 2: was walking by, they also when the police showed up
Speaker 2: to arrest them for doing that, resisted violently. Perhaps that
Speaker 2: that should be a charge I'm just well, so.
Speaker 1: It has a charge.
Speaker 8: There's little higher revised code statute that's addresses resisting arrest.
Speaker 8: But the juvenile court's position is that it is not
Speaker 8: a violent crime, which is why we went down the
Speaker 8: whole rabbit hole of the unofficial docket, because resisting arrest
Speaker 8: is is eligible for diversion because it's they don't see
Speaker 8: it as being a violent crime. Now, yes, the officers
Speaker 8: that get scrapes, pumps, bruises, you know, and whatnot for
Speaker 8: fighting with these juveniles, and they certainly have a different
Speaker 8: position than the court does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, i'd imagine. So, I mean you think at juvenile
Speaker 2: your brain may immediately default to some slight of build,
Speaker 2: you know, twelve year old or something. But no, they
Speaker 2: make kids big these days. I mean that's runningto kids
Speaker 2: in there, you know, sophomores and juniors in high school
Speaker 2: that tower over me. They're giant, full grown, adult sized kids,
Speaker 2: and they could be extraordinary violent and do extreme damage
Speaker 2: to a police officer trying to fulfill their mission.
Speaker 1: So there's no.
Speaker 8: Doubt, there's absolutely no doubt that those are the things
Speaker 8: that goes on. But those are also the things that
Speaker 8: aren't reported, and stories like this that suggest that juvenile
Speaker 8: crime is down. Violent juvenile crime is down.
Speaker 2: It's also reflective of the children's hearts and minds when
Speaker 2: they have absolutely no respect for law enforcement. Let's see
Speaker 2: if they have any respect for well, the juvenile justice system.
Speaker 2: Let's pause and bring Ken cob or FOP president back
Speaker 2: to talk about the treatment of juveniles in the courts
Speaker 2: and whether that might have some connection with their lawless mentality.
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Speaker 2: DE talk station. We'll be talking Biden's efforts to well
Speaker 2: remake the Supreme Court. After my conversation here with FOP
Speaker 2: President Cancover. He'll join us at seven thirty. In the
Speaker 2: meantime FOP President cancover. Okay, So we've got jew does
Speaker 2: word get out among the juvenile community that hey, by
Speaker 2: the way, if you resist arrest, then that's not going
Speaker 2: to be something that you're going to be accountable for
Speaker 2: in juvenile court when you're there.
Speaker 1: Oh, there's no doubt.
Speaker 8: I mean that's these juveniles. They talk to each other.
Speaker 8: They're smarter than I think some people give them credit for. Yeah,
Speaker 8: and when they're blatantly saying two officers, look, I know
Speaker 8: we'll be right back out.
Speaker 3: I don't care. Do what you gotta do.
Speaker 8: That's that's not sending a very good message for law
Speaker 8: and order.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's that's the judicial component. You have Hamilton
Speaker 2: County prosecuted Melissa Powers, who'd be more than happy to
Speaker 2: charge these violent young people, and you present the charges,
Speaker 2: you get a Grand Jurion Diama. However it process works,
Speaker 2: it ultimately ends up in front of a judge, and
Speaker 2: that's where we seem to have a bit of a breakdown.
Speaker 2: The all important punishment leg of the criminal justice system
Speaker 2: is a deterrent for juveniles and everybody. If you do something,
Speaker 2: you violate the law, you commit a crime, you harm somebody,
Speaker 2: you are going to be punished. It's supposed to keep
Speaker 2: people from committing crimes. And yet if there isn't that
Speaker 2: punishment leg that's something else that gets out on the street.
Speaker 2: You mentioned the revolving door when you were talking to
Speaker 2: the inquire about this.
Speaker 8: You know, I just recently posted a decision by Judge
Speaker 8: Bloom on the FFP facebook page where a juvenile was
Speaker 8: charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and obstructing official business.
Speaker 8: And it was all relating to a report of juveniles
Speaker 8: armed with firearms and a park in North Side. It
Speaker 8: went through the court system. The magistrate adjudicated this juvenile's
Speaker 8: delinquent essentially said this juvenile did what they said, did
Speaker 8: what the officer said they did, and found that they
Speaker 8: were wrong. It was appealed to Judge Bloom and in
Speaker 8: her decision she reversed all of the charges and the
Speaker 8: decision stated that this was all precipitated because of the police.
Speaker 8: What so when you see things like this going on
Speaker 8: and only further emboldens these kids to do whatever they
Speaker 8: want because essentially this this judge says that, well, they
Speaker 8: may have thought you resisted arrest and you ran from
Speaker 8: the police, but it's okay because the police are.
Speaker 1: The ones that are at fault for this. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: these are.
Speaker 8: The kind of things that I'm getting calls daily from
Speaker 8: officers saying that, look that this is another decision that
Speaker 8: came out of juvenile court.
Speaker 3: This is another decision.
Speaker 8: This was a trial court magistrate that found that these
Speaker 8: kids were judicated to linquid because they did the things
Speaker 8: that that they were charged with, only for it to
Speaker 8: be overturned and the police blamed for this juvenile's.
Speaker 2: Actions on what evidence? Did she just make it up
Speaker 2: whole cloth? I mean, it's all on video.
Speaker 8: I've actually I've watched a video of it.
Speaker 1: It's this is the bet.
Speaker 2: What happened the beating of the high school student in
Speaker 2: Washington Park. That's the kids suffered a traumatic brain injury.
Speaker 8: That case, No, this, this was a completely different case
Speaker 8: cut no media notoriety.
Speaker 2: Wow. Well, okay, let's just briefly talk about this one
Speaker 2: because it was brought up in the same article Juvenile
Speaker 2: Judge carry Bloom again handling the teenager beat a high
Speaker 2: school student Washington part so severely suffered a traumatic brain injury.
Speaker 2: Apparently they had this on video, Yet she refused to
Speaker 2: allow the video of the attack to have even shown
Speaker 2: in the courtroom and sentence the one of the attackers
Speaker 2: to probation.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, exactly, probation for a fluentious assault for a
Speaker 8: victim that is going to have lifelong, life altering injuries.
Speaker 8: But we're going to give a kid probation for committing
Speaker 8: these violent crimes.
Speaker 2: Well, my listeners know her name now, it's juvenile Judge
Speaker 2: Carrie Bloom, and that's just one of a couple of
Speaker 2: illustrations of her woke mentality. When it comes to trying
Speaker 2: to well deal with juvenile offenders. You got to get
Speaker 2: them off the street. You have to show that there
Speaker 2: will be punishment, there will be accountability. And word'll get
Speaker 2: around about that too, won't it ultimately Canjeez, that's the.
Speaker 8: Only way that crime and juvenile crime is going to
Speaker 8: go down, as if we ever start holding these kids
Speaker 8: accountable and I'm not talking about putting them on probation
Speaker 8: and giving them a book report.
Speaker 2: Or alternatively, when we go back to having nuclear families
Speaker 2: with parents who actually care about what their children are
Speaker 2: doing and raise them with responsibility, morals and ethics.
Speaker 8: Well that's where it starts. It all starts at home.
Speaker 8: It absolutely does.
Speaker 2: Ken Cobra, I wish it was a more uplifting conversation,
Speaker 2: but important information as we fast approach the November elections
Speaker 2: where there are judicial races and there is a race
Speaker 2: for Hamilton County Prosecutor. I hope we all keep cooler
Speaker 2: heads and are on the side of law enforcement for
Speaker 2: the purposes of protecting our community and not go completely woke.
Speaker 2: Ken Cobert, it's wonderful having you on the program, So
Speaker 2: keep up the great work. God bless you and the
Speaker 2: rest of the Sinsint Police Department, and thanks for all
Speaker 2: that you do for our community.
Speaker 8: Well, thanks Brian, thanks for having me, and thanks for
Speaker 8: supporting law enforcement.
Speaker 2: My pleasure, my pleasure, my obligation. Honestly, I feel that way.
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Speaker 2: Seven thirty two fifty five car Ceed Talks Station. I've
Speaker 2: been looking forward to this all morning, knowing that Steve
Speaker 2: Gooden was returning to the program at this time to
Speaker 2: talk about Biden's efforts to transfer from the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: into some sort of I don't know, liberal mind meld cord.
Speaker 2: They're I'm unhappy with various decisions. They don't believe in originalism.
Speaker 2: They believe in judicial activism only when it benefits them.
Speaker 2: Welcome back from the law firm. Reporter, right, Steve Gooden.
Speaker 2: Great to have you on the show today, my friend.
Speaker 3: Good morning. Good to be here. Brian.
Speaker 2: Well, let's just start from the realization that there's no
Speaker 2: way in God's green earth that Biden's proposals to transform
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court are ever going to go through. One
Speaker 2: would require constitutional amendment, which requires well and embraced by
Speaker 2: the vast majority of states, which many would not do.
Speaker 2: Second would require congressional action, which, of course in a
Speaker 2: divide in Congress where the Republicans at least control the House.
Speaker 2: It's not going anywhere. But this is going to be
Speaker 2: a springboard for advocacy by the Kamala Harris campaign and
Speaker 2: hopefully not administration. Correct.
Speaker 3: I think that's one hundred percent correct. This is politics,
Speaker 3: pure and simple. I mean, I think it's as simple
Speaker 3: as this. The Supreme Court's approval rating right now now
Speaker 3: with about thirty six percent. The Dobbs decision overturning Roe
Speaker 3: v Away was very, very unpopular among younger voters. So really,
Speaker 3: this allows Harris Biden and whoever congressional candidates whatever to
Speaker 3: talk about the Court in a way that will really
Speaker 3: potentially appeal to those voters. It lets them talk about
Speaker 3: abortion without directly talking about abortion, and sort of the
Speaker 3: idea here is, look, we're unhappy with Dobbs, so we're
Speaker 3: going to change the court. It's very very similar to
Speaker 3: what FDR did back in nineteen thirty seven when the
Speaker 3: Supreme Court refused to approve some of the new aspects
Speaker 3: of the New Deal Plan, which were politically popular. So
Speaker 3: he tried to quote unquote pack the court. He tried
Speaker 3: to take it from nine members to fifteen. He was
Speaker 3: ultimately unsuccessful, but it was a real political hot potato
Speaker 3: back then. It was advantageous to him and to his party.
Speaker 3: And I think there's something very very similar going on here.
Speaker 2: Well clearly, but I suppose history has demonstrated that when
Speaker 2: FDR tried to pack the Court, the judges ended up
Speaker 2: doing a liberal more liberal pro FDR policy shift. They
Speaker 2: see their own jobs on the line, maybe and decide
Speaker 2: to capitulate onto some degree.
Speaker 3: Well, that's correct. He did get two of the big
Speaker 3: things he wanted, the National Labor Review Board and the
Speaker 3: Supreme or the Social Security Administration ended up being narrowly
Speaker 3: approved after that because I think a couple of the
Speaker 3: judges probably did flip. And I do think you're going
Speaker 3: to see some action from the Court here, particularly the
Speaker 3: one aspect. Well, I think the eighteen year term part
Speaker 3: is dead on arrival, and the efforts to overturn their
Speaker 3: recent decision about presidential immunities dead on arrival. But the
Speaker 3: code of ethics part of it, I do think the
Speaker 3: Court will end up doing something different with they've been
Speaker 3: kind of grappling with that. Justice Roberts, the Chief Justice,
Speaker 3: has been grappling with that. We have a couple justice
Speaker 3: this is Alito, particularly Thomas, who have admitted going on,
Speaker 3: you know, big trips and so forth with with wealthy
Speaker 3: political donors. Even though those donors didn't have cases immediately
Speaker 3: before the court, they were the kinds of gifts and
Speaker 3: at the kind of price point that have attracted attention.
Speaker 3: So I do think they're going to do something on
Speaker 3: the epics front.
Speaker 2: Well, and that's fine, but and I know Thomas didn't
Speaker 2: disclose that he flew in a friend's private aircraft, but
Speaker 2: that was before the Judicial Conference changed its rules to
Speaker 2: require that judges disclosed that kind of flight. So he
Speaker 2: didn't violent any judicial rules at the time, but I
Speaker 2: know the appearance of impropriety is right there, and that's
Speaker 2: just what's genning all the people up about Clarence Thomas.
Speaker 3: I think, Look, Clarence Thomas has been a lightning rod
Speaker 3: since the moment he got nominated. Yeah, so it doesn't
Speaker 3: matter what he does or doesn't do, He's going to
Speaker 3: come under some you know, more trutiny than than anyone
Speaker 3: else I think who serves on the court, maybe ever,
Speaker 3: maybe anyone in the history of the who has served
Speaker 3: in the court, no one has had their personal life,
Speaker 3: finances and things scrutinized the way Thomas has. But you
Speaker 3: know he did in this one. I think kind of
Speaker 3: lean into it. You're right, he didn't violate any rules.
Speaker 3: But that's the kind of thing that the average person
Speaker 3: when they hear about it, just the kind of you
Speaker 3: know that is that okay? Is that right? You know
Speaker 3: they're you know, big Republican donors, you know, flying on
Speaker 3: private jet, dedicate they paid for a cruise for he
Speaker 3: and his wife, have several several items like that that
Speaker 3: I think when you add them all up, it was
Speaker 3: a value of several hundred thousand dollars, things that the
Speaker 3: average citizen really can't afford. It is it is an
Speaker 3: appearance thing, and I think that's going to kind of
Speaker 3: linger for him because there's so much there's so much
Speaker 3: animus against him anyway. I think that that they're going
Speaker 3: to continue to make that tough, and I predict that
Speaker 3: the court will do something on the on the ethics
Speaker 3: side of it. But these other two items I think
Speaker 3: are purely political that are going to linger or are
Speaker 3: They're just as political talking points.
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Speaker 2: from the law firm Reporter Rights Steve Gooden. Always welcome
Speaker 2: to you coming on the program and explaining things for us.
Speaker 2: Steve I wrote the word lawfare down on this. The
Speaker 2: Justices already have a code of conduct, but it's kind
Speaker 2: of like the Internal Affairs Department of Sin Saint Police
Speaker 2: monitors its own. If there's a complaint, the IA looks
Speaker 2: at it and then makes a decision on whether there's
Speaker 2: been misconduct or not. I don't the justices already sort
Speaker 2: of monitor each other under their code of conduct Because
Speaker 2: Biden is basically calling for outside enforcement, wanting lower court
Speaker 2: judges to investigate charges of ethics violations and then rule
Speaker 2: on Supreme Court justices behavior that sounds to me like
Speaker 2: a train wreck waiting to happen with thousands of complaints following,
Speaker 2: And they've have that going on right now. Judge Eileen Cannon,
Speaker 2: the one that's sitting on Donald Trump's document case, apparently
Speaker 2: he's already received more of a one thousand complaints in
Speaker 2: one week, what the Circuit Court called an orchestrated campaign.
Speaker 2: If that kind of volume comes in, they're not going
Speaker 2: to be doing anything but investigating allegations of judicial misconduct's
Speaker 2: how could this be right or a good way to
Speaker 2: ghos Steve or is it?
Speaker 3: I think it's a terrible way to go. And I mean, look,
Speaker 3: I get again the politics behind this. I mean, we
Speaker 3: have this situation where you know, in my view, two
Speaker 3: of the justices, particularly Thomas, you have opened up this
Speaker 3: issue by accepting and ultimately disclosing these gifts. But you know,
Speaker 3: what we're forgetting is is that you know, when they
Speaker 3: updated and redid their code of conduct last year, it
Speaker 3: did require these disclosures, and Thomas quickly disclosed them. So
Speaker 3: we know about them. We know about them for sure
Speaker 3: because he told us. So. From that standpoint, it is working.
Speaker 3: If there was any you know, presumed bias or anything,
Speaker 3: it has been disclosed and it's out there. That's the
Speaker 3: whole point.
Speaker 1: But you're right.
Speaker 3: Otherwise this, you know, the Supreme Court has really been
Speaker 3: you know, outside the nomination process, which is terrible now
Speaker 3: and highly politicized, but outside of that process, the Supreme
Speaker 3: Court is one of the last parts of our government
Speaker 3: that really kind of is exempt from lawfare and does
Speaker 3: work the way it's supposed to work. I mean, these
Speaker 3: are lifetime appointments. Once folks are there, they're able to
Speaker 3: do generally able to do their job. This would change that.
Speaker 3: This would open the door, as you put it out,
Speaker 3: to all kinds of artists in the tax. It would
Speaker 3: open the door to orchestrate the tax. That would open
Speaker 3: the door to you know, if you don't like the
Speaker 3: politics of someone on the court, you can engage a
Speaker 3: lawyer who is like minded to file a complaint and
Speaker 3: just tie the justice up and these endless disciplinary processes.
Speaker 3: That's not what this is before about. And you know
Speaker 3: they call this Biden's Cone, this that nobody is above
Speaker 3: the law act. Well, we're not really sitting the Supreme
Speaker 3: Courts above the law, but they are there. They basically
Speaker 3: are the fire arbiter of the law under our constitution.
Speaker 3: Our founders, you know, set it up this way, and
Speaker 3: I think they were They were correct set it up
Speaker 3: this way. See right, I think this would just be
Speaker 3: the opening a door into nothing but more chaos. Will
Speaker 3: undermine the rule of law long term, but will undermine
Speaker 3: the Court's legitimacy. Ironically, there's things we're doing this to
Speaker 3: make the court to preserve its legitimacy. All it's going
Speaker 3: to do is long term undermine it's legitimacy.
Speaker 2: In my view, Well, couldn't they just simply ban the
Speaker 2: judges from accepting any outside contributions, gifts, donations, flights on
Speaker 2: aircraft period in the story, regardless of whether it results
Speaker 2: in a conflict or not. Oh oh, but the hypocrites
Speaker 2: in Congress might have to look to themselves in the
Speaker 2: mirror and say, gee, we go on all kinds of
Speaker 2: trips and conferences, resorts, we get speaking fees, we get
Speaker 2: booked on. I mean, I mean, physician healed thyself.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's exactly right. I mean, look, if you're in Congress,
Speaker 3: your ability to take honorary for speeches with no limit,
Speaker 3: like you can you could charge somewhat, you know, two
Speaker 3: thousand dollars for speech. They'll pay it. You can write
Speaker 3: a book and have your donors buy it massive amounts
Speaker 3: of copies of it because no one in the general
Speaker 3: public's ever going to buy your book, but the book
Speaker 3: has become profitable because donors buy it in an orchestrated way.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's all these things that people do to
Speaker 3: supplement their income in Congress, and some of the justices
Speaker 3: have explored things like that over the years, there's no question,
Speaker 3: and they've been pretty open about it, both liberal justices
Speaker 3: and conservative justices. And in fairness to them, they get
Speaker 3: paid roughly what a regular judge is paid in the
Speaker 3: federal judiciary. They're not getting rich. They're getting paid roughly
Speaker 3: two hundred thousand dollars, which is a lot of money
Speaker 3: for the average citizen. But if you're living in the
Speaker 3: district at club are the most expensive places in the
Speaker 3: country to live, and you really have to travel the
Speaker 3: country check you know, as a part of your duties
Speaker 3: supervising the federal courts, it's truly not as much money
Speaker 3: as it might seem. So the temptation to look for
Speaker 3: outside income, speaking fees and so forth is very much there.
Speaker 3: But you're right. I mean, look in Ohio, if you're
Speaker 3: a public official, you know, if you are the governor
Speaker 3: or even work for in a Department of National Resources
Speaker 3: or a state trooper, you can't take more than fifty
Speaker 3: bucks from somebody, and any gives time. And that's but
Speaker 3: if again, it's good for the goose is good for
Speaker 3: the gander. If you're going to do something like that
Speaker 3: to the court, you're going to have to do it
Speaker 3: to the other brandch to the government as well, and
Speaker 3: that would send shock waves through Washington because the average citizen,
Speaker 3: I don't think, understands how these things work and how
Speaker 3: can particular members of Congress find ways to supplement their
Speaker 3: income through speaking fees and books and things of that nage.
Speaker 2: It's interesting even brought that up, because, as you know,
Speaker 2: subjects subject to the SEC's rules. I've got a heap
Speaker 2: load of rules about you know, plug all a pail.
Speaker 2: You can't accept anything more than like twenty five bucks
Speaker 2: or something. I mean, it's they're really, I mean, across
Speaker 2: the board, very broad prohibitions on you know, because I
Speaker 2: have a forum here, I could you know, promote something
Speaker 2: for as a favor for a friend or whatever. I
Speaker 2: at least understand and get all that. But here I
Speaker 2: am living under these types of rules and wouldn't be
Speaker 2: a wonderful thing if Congress had to do the same thing.
Speaker 2: But now he'll think they're going to vote money out
Speaker 2: of their own pocket. To you, Steve, they haven't yet.
Speaker 3: We've been waiting two hundred and thirty four years for
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's that, but yeah, yeah, still lay
Speaker 2: away and night dreaming of the day.
Speaker 3: Hey.
Speaker 2: And finally, in so far as the proposal for eighteen
Speaker 2: year term limit from justices, and coming from a guy
Speaker 2: like Joe Biden, given his age, I thought was kind
Speaker 2: of comical. The Constitution does give them life tenure, which
Speaker 2: means there would have to be a constitutional amendment to
Speaker 2: change that. Correct, you know, I believe.
Speaker 3: So. Now what's interesting to me is this commission that
Speaker 3: he has put together. Biden has put together seems to
Speaker 3: be of the impression that Congress could change the terms themselves,
Speaker 3: and that's not how I understand it. You know, there's
Speaker 3: other folks much much more verse than these matters than
Speaker 3: I who are throwing the caution flag on that particular
Speaker 3: proposal as well. In a way, it doesn't matter. There's
Speaker 3: absolutely no no way this gets through Congress, and even
Speaker 3: my senses, there's even quite a few Democrats who are
Speaker 3: sort of institutionalists who would really not want to make
Speaker 3: these changes. So I think it's dead on the proposals,
Speaker 3: dead on arrival. But if you read his proposal closely,
Speaker 3: he seems to be the mindset that Congress has the
Speaker 3: ability to do that. So and I think if somehow
Speaker 3: or another he wanted to get through the votes, or
Speaker 3: if Harris were to win and get a large majority
Speaker 3: in both houses next time and actually pursue this, which
Speaker 3: I don't think even would if they did. But if
Speaker 3: they did pursue this, I think that would end up
Speaker 3: being litigated and ironically right back in front of the court.
Speaker 3: So I would think that this would require a constitutional
Speaker 3: amendment that they seem to think it would not, And
Speaker 3: the Constitution is hard to him end on purpose. You know,
Speaker 3: it requires it's kind of passed both houses of Congress
Speaker 3: by supermajority, and it has to pass three orts of
Speaker 3: the state legislatures. You have to have real support among
Speaker 3: the state. Been a country for two hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: four years, give or take, and we've only been in
Speaker 3: the Constitution or what twenty six times, and those are
Speaker 3: for big giant issues, you know, like deal with you know,
Speaker 3: women getting the vote and ending slavery and things of that,
Speaker 3: where there are gigantic political movements and a lot of consensus,
Speaker 3: and they're certainly not that kind of energy or consensus
Speaker 3: around this. So I think that's that's the debt on arrival.
Speaker 3: But you know, they do seem to think that they
Speaker 3: could just do this by Act of Congress.
Speaker 2: Amen, and I just just before we part company. That
Speaker 2: approval rating in people's approval rating of the constant of
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court, to me, that just represents a fundamental
Speaker 2: misunderstanding of how the courts work. Whether you're a originalist
Speaker 2: or a liberal activist. That's the real distinction between the
Speaker 2: left and the right. The originalists believe in the righting
Speaker 2: of the document and stick to it, and that to
Speaker 2: me is a sound legal foundation to be, you know,
Speaker 2: to be working on. Can you imagine if this conversation
Speaker 2: came up during the war in court administration, where the
Speaker 2: right was freaking out about all the left leaning decisions
Speaker 2: coming out. No, we didn't scream and yell and talk
Speaker 2: about packing the court back then, did they?
Speaker 3: No? You know? And I think that really cuts to
Speaker 3: the bottom of what's happening here is you know, there
Speaker 3: were folks in the conservative legal circles who were very,
Speaker 3: very upset about Roeback in nineteen fifty or seventy three
Speaker 3: and a lot of the other decisions that followed out
Speaker 3: of that court. So they began what was really a
Speaker 3: fifty plus year project kind of grooming conservative justices and
Speaker 3: going through the political process to try to get those
Speaker 3: justices appointed over time so that a different sort of philosophy,
Speaker 3: you know, would take over the court. And that's what's
Speaker 3: happened here. So you know, this group Biden is basically saying, Hey,
Speaker 3: we don't like the ben of the court. We're not
Speaker 3: going to do We're not going to do our own
Speaker 3: project and groom our own judges and make the argument
Speaker 3: win over in Congress and try to win the presidency.
Speaker 3: We're just going to change the rules. And that's that's
Speaker 3: really what they're doing here.
Speaker 2: Amen. That's Steve Goodinporter right dot Coms where you find
Speaker 2: them online. Thank you for your thoughtful analysis, Steve. It's
Speaker 2: always a real pleasure having you on the program sir.
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Speaker 2: krs morning your show from Brightbar the tech editor, Colin Madine. Colin,
Speaker 2: welcome back to the show, my friend. Good to have
Speaker 2: you on today.
Speaker 9: Hey, happy to be here, Brian. I do have a
Speaker 9: question for you. I'm curious if you attended the White
Speaker 9: Dudes for Harris meeting last night.
Speaker 1: I did not. I didn't realize there was such a thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they had a band of.
Speaker 9: Doom call with about a thousand soy boys complaining about
Speaker 9: masculinity and saying how Kamala had to win the election.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, man really to save manhood? Oh my god.
Speaker 9: Well, let's just say the ven diagram of people who
Speaker 9: wanted to throw unvaxed people in concentration camps. And that
Speaker 9: call was pretty much an exact overlap.
Speaker 2: Oh now much Kamala loves ven diagrams, don't we call him?
Speaker 2: Oh lord, well, you heard it right there in the
Speaker 2: intro I asked Joe to throw in the Shenanigans declaration,
Speaker 2: because Lord Almighty, don't we have one in connection with
Speaker 2: the Donald Trump assassination attempt, at least in so far
Speaker 2: as trying to find information on it on Google Meta
Speaker 2: ai as well. That's a new development. Did you see
Speaker 2: the New York Posts Meta ai inquiry into the Donald
Speaker 2: Trump assassination of what they got from that?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's pretty incredible.
Speaker 1: So yeah, that's an understatement.
Speaker 9: Really, Brian, what you're seeing is a tried and true playbook.
Speaker 9: So step one is they create tools in Silicon Valley
Speaker 9: that they say will make things like searching for data,
Speaker 9: searching for information easier and more convenient.
Speaker 3: So let's talk about Google.
Speaker 9: Google creates a feature in a search engine called autocomplete,
Speaker 9: and we all use it because what happens is you
Speaker 9: start searching typing in a search. It kind of based on,
Speaker 9: you know, millions of people googling. It gets a sense
Speaker 9: for what you're looking for, and it pops up with
Speaker 9: the whole sentence, you know, and you can just click
Speaker 9: it and you get exactly the search you want. Yeah, happened, right,
Speaker 9: A funny thing happened. They use that tool because they
Speaker 9: create it because they want, you know, they say it's
Speaker 9: going to be easier, but then they can manipulate searches
Speaker 9: by deciding what appears and what doesn't. So people started
Speaker 9: typing in things like the assess the attempted assassination of
Speaker 9: Donald Trump. Just no p, nothing shows up. It's talking
Speaker 9: about attempted assassination of the FDR at somep the assassination
Speaker 9: of Fidel Castro. The reason they do that is because,
Speaker 9: you know, for someone like you, for someone like me,
Speaker 9: we just type in the search and go. Young people
Speaker 9: were had been using these shortcuts and these convenience tools since.
Speaker 3: The time they were little.
Speaker 9: So they see that and they just say, hey, my
Speaker 9: parents and this Brian Thomas guy in the radio must
Speaker 9: be crazy because Google says nothing happened. So, you know,
Speaker 9: it's it's a very insidious thing because they make these
Speaker 9: tools that are supposed to make life more convenient than
Speaker 9: those tools are used to manipulate the.
Speaker 2: Truth around the election.
Speaker 9: And we'll just around the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Well, you know I was talking about, you know, using
Speaker 2: one's logic and reason and critical thinking skills when going
Speaker 2: about anything on the internet, approach it with a jaded cynicism.
Speaker 2: But if that to me is an illustration of young
Speaker 2: people not even thinking for themselves at all, to just
Speaker 2: default to allow the Google program to identify what it
Speaker 2: thinks is important to your response without delving a little
Speaker 2: bit further. Because let's face it, if you type in
Speaker 2: Donald Trump assassination attempt, you will get articles that are
Speaker 2: widely available on the internet. I mean, lord, even if
Speaker 2: it's just Fox News or Breitbart reporting it, it's there.
Speaker 2: But that you would default, just rely on whatever it
Speaker 2: popped up and end up clicking on a search relating
Speaker 2: to the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: that's just a sign of our children's being ignorant.
Speaker 9: Well, Brian, you know, and you can't completely braame the
Speaker 9: children because they have a trillion dollar Silicon Valley industry
Speaker 9: going against them. When you say, when you say, you
Speaker 9: know young people and plenty of old people people, but
Speaker 9: you know, when we say they're not thinking, they're not
Speaker 9: using critical thinking skills that keeps people like me and
Speaker 9: you awake at night in Silicon Valley, they're rubbing their
Speaker 9: hands with glee because that's a perfect consumer. That's someone
Speaker 9: who will buy what they're told to buy. They'll vote
Speaker 9: how they're told to vote, they'll take the prescription drugs
Speaker 9: that they're told to take by advertising. And you know,
Speaker 9: all they have to do is.
Speaker 1: Count the money.
Speaker 9: That's that's what they want. They want drones, right, indeed,
Speaker 9: much much like the you know, the the other story
Speaker 9: you mentioned is medaim.
Speaker 2: Let me just read the inquiry and the response from
Speaker 2: ATAI so you can launch into it, my listeners. I
Speaker 2: have a foundation to know how crazy this is. So
Speaker 2: the New York Post ran a test on meta AI,
Speaker 2: that's the artificial intelligence will provide answers questions. Right, was
Speaker 2: the Trump assassination fictional? That was the question posed. The response,
Speaker 2: there was no real assassination attempt on Donald Trump. I
Speaker 2: start to provide accurate and reliable information, but sometimes the
Speaker 2: mistakes can occur. There was no assassination attempt. To confirm
Speaker 2: this is a quote, there has been no credible report
Speaker 2: or evidence of a successful or attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That's an outright fabrication Colin.
Speaker 9: Outright, so you know again, and our independent testing at
Speaker 9: Breifer confirmed this, So we ran that story as well.
Speaker 9: What's going on here is they want to create a
Speaker 9: society that relies on AI and believe AI will tell
Speaker 9: it the truth and then they can have it say
Speaker 9: whatever they want. So again, the goal is for someone
Speaker 9: to see that and say, I knew that Brian Thomas
Speaker 9: was lying. I knew my parents were lying. Nothing happened
Speaker 9: to him. Know, it's all a trick, and I got
Speaker 9: to vote for Kamala or I'm not.
Speaker 3: A good ally.
Speaker 9: That's that's the goal here.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 9: Now, of course what happens is Facebook comes out and
Speaker 9: so we'll see, you know, Meta, oops, we made a mistake,
Speaker 9: you know, We've updated it and now it'll now it'll
Speaker 9: say there was an assassination Trump attempt on Donald Trump.
Speaker 9: But they're doing this on many fronts of one. So
Speaker 9: let me give you another example. Meta creates tools and
Speaker 9: processes with humans to detect, you know, misinformation and artificially
Speaker 9: altered pictures. Everyone to some extent can get behind that, right,
Speaker 9: we don't want fake pictures shown as real. But the problem,
Speaker 9: and we see this time after time from Silicon Valley,
Speaker 9: is these rules are used in an opposite way. If
Speaker 9: it's an altered picture of Donald Trump or JD. The
Speaker 9: answ or whoever, it'll be called real. If it's a
Speaker 9: real picture of Donald Trump, it'll be called fake. So
Speaker 9: this iconic ecogma style picture of Trump, you know, when
Speaker 9: he stood up and the flags in the background. Yeah,
Speaker 9: Facebook started labeling that as a fake altered image, and
Speaker 9: they started deleting posts and erasing people's comments. Now days
Speaker 9: later they say, whoopsie, you know it's They say the
Speaker 9: same thing each time. It was a mistake. We thought
Speaker 9: it was altered, but it's real. But and they get
Speaker 9: away with it. So you know that the problem is
Speaker 9: they take this concept that seems like a good concept.
Speaker 9: There should not be artificially altered pictures and dirty tricks
Speaker 9: and deep fakes.
Speaker 3: Posted as real.
Speaker 9: But they call real pictures fake and say pictures real.
Speaker 9: Welcome to Silicon Valley.
Speaker 2: Welcome to Silicon Valley. And in a world where you
Speaker 2: can whole cloth create video that looks brand spanking nude
Speaker 2: genuine as the day is long, and of course you
Speaker 2: can deep fake people's voices. And I mean, we have
Speaker 2: gotten to the point where we're all going to question
Speaker 2: literally everything, whether it's real, whether it's fake. We're just
Speaker 2: not going to know. I think it's going to keep
Speaker 2: everybody back on their feet. And I don't know, I
Speaker 2: can suggest as George Orwell in his wildest dreams, couldn't
Speaker 2: come up with this scary stuff. Now pivoting over to YouTube,
Speaker 2: they're at it as well. Have they deleted the Paris
Speaker 2: opening ceremony and the blasphemous mocking of Christians? Now that
Speaker 2: has that been eradicated?
Speaker 9: Colin Well, you know, yeah, and most likely, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 9: most likely what happened there is that the Olympics themselves
Speaker 9: took it down because someone you know, you think they're
Speaker 9: completely brain dead. Someone had a few brainsalls to im
Speaker 9: say maybe the satanic imagery that's costing us advertising is
Speaker 9: not the right course. And you know it's actually telling
Speaker 9: that they would move to take it off YouTube, because
Speaker 9: that tells you, you know, so many people they're not
Speaker 9: watching NBC, they're not watching Olympic broadcasts, but they're or
Speaker 9: you know, on their phones looking at YouTube. Yes, sir,
Speaker 9: so you know again you can go out there to
Speaker 9: their channel. You can see the Beijing opening ceremony, you
Speaker 9: can see the England to opening ceremony. You can't see
Speaker 9: the Paris Games opening ceremony because they they's appted. You know,
Speaker 9: it's it's as you mentioned, Doorwell already He called it
Speaker 9: the memory hole because the main character of that book,
Speaker 9: you may recall his job was to remove from the news. Yeah,
Speaker 9: and convenient truth. So you know, this is how they
Speaker 9: do it. And again, you know, to tie it into
Speaker 9: what we were just talking about. Pretty soon, what will
Speaker 9: happen is people will go to Metai and say, was
Speaker 9: there really anti Christian mockery and bias in the Olympic
Speaker 9: opening ceremony and almost say nope, now there's no no
Speaker 9: trouble there. It was all good fun and diversity and
Speaker 9: DEI and LGBT allies, right, and they won't have that
Speaker 9: video for records.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Well, and it's interesting we've been focusing on sort of
Speaker 2: United States based companies. I know, these are global companies
Speaker 2: alphabet they deal with with searches and folks accessing the
Speaker 2: information around the globe. But we have foreign actors who
Speaker 2: are actively engaged in manipulation and interference. The North Koreans,
Speaker 2: of course, we have Russians, we have the Iranians, and
Speaker 2: most recently it was reported the Iridians are interfering with
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty four election by going after Trump. You know,
Speaker 2: misinformation spreading online, you know chat bot, fake bought centered
Speaker 2: comments that using artificial intelligence looked like a real human being.
Speaker 2: The Russians, apparently on Trump's side of the equation, trying
Speaker 2: to interfere in the election on his behalf at least,
Speaker 2: that's what's been a legend some of the reporting on this.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is a global phenomenon. We could, you know,
Speaker 2: try to rein in Facebook or Alphabet through the legislative
Speaker 2: powers or regulatory powers if they could do it, but
Speaker 2: not so much for the rest of the world.
Speaker 9: Well, there's a couple of things going on Bryan for
Speaker 9: one thing, and the sad truth is Bilicon Valley as
Speaker 9: a financial incentive to not solve the bot problem, because
Speaker 9: those bots show up as active users and that's the
Speaker 9: main thing that makes them money. So they can go
Speaker 9: to advertisers and say, look at all these active people x. Formally,
Speaker 9: Twitter has a very serious thought problem, Facebook, Instagram, all
Speaker 9: these platforms have bots, and they let they let those
Speaker 9: exist because it makes the numbers look good. It's kind
Speaker 9: of sickening that they do that, but that's that's what happens.
Speaker 9: And on the other hand, you know, we have the
Speaker 9: hostile government of China running the most popular social media
Speaker 9: platform the young people in the United States, and they're
Speaker 9: allowed to do it, and it continually blows my mind.
Speaker 9: You know, the latest thing that we're about to publish
Speaker 9: today about TikTok is that the Department of Justice found
Speaker 9: that they're exporting user data to China, those things like
Speaker 9: what's your position on gun ownership, what's your on the
Speaker 9: pro life movement. You know, that's just making less of
Speaker 9: people that are going to be you know, on that
Speaker 9: the social credit score that end right, yes, and yet
Speaker 9: we as a country allow that to happen. And that's
Speaker 9: that's very troubling.
Speaker 2: You mean, well, you know, it's a young people to
Speaker 2: typically get on TikTok, and they say like fifty percent
Speaker 2: of the eighteen to twenty nine year olds or on TikTok.
Speaker 2: Those are adult people who should be able to make
Speaker 2: up their own minds to just drop the damn platform
Speaker 2: because it is a vehicle for the Chinese communist parties
Speaker 2: nefarious activities. I mean, I could say that's all one
Speaker 2: blue in the face, and yet oh here we go,
Speaker 2: Well everybody's on TikTok, so that's just we're uninvolved.
Speaker 9: They figured out the cat meant for young people is
Speaker 9: virality and getting engagement as soon as they get on
Speaker 9: there and they get a thousand lights because they did
Speaker 9: some stupid stunt that probably risked their life.
Speaker 1: Or the life of others.
Speaker 9: Yeah, they can't quit it.
Speaker 3: It's addictives.
Speaker 9: It's it's the most addictive thing is that dopamine hit
Speaker 9: of seeing all these people, you know, laughing with you.
Speaker 9: They're actually laughing at you most of the darde, but
Speaker 9: you know, getting that attention is the ultimate addictive quality.
Speaker 2: And that in and of itself, to me, from my perspective,
Speaker 2: is sad and pathetic. Colin Madine, he is the tech
Speaker 2: editor of Breitbart. Again, bookmark the site. You'll be glad
Speaker 2: you did. Colin. Keep going the great work at Breitbart.
Speaker 2: Best of health to you and the team, and I'll
Speaker 2: look forward to for another inside scoop next Tuesday at
Speaker 2: eight oh five.
Speaker 1: I have a fantastic deck.
Speaker 2: You too, Colin. Again, keep up the great work. Daniel
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Speaker 2: Show and always a pleasure to be here. Brian, Well,
Speaker 2: and I don't understand the topic today. It says new
Speaker 2: evidence around Trump assassination attempt and you were going to
Speaker 2: enlighten us on that. But just having a conversation with
Speaker 2: Bright Barton News tech editor Colin Medine, and I saw
Speaker 2: this article this morning. The Washington Post question asked Meta Ai,
Speaker 2: you know the artificial intelligence tool was the Trump assassination fictional?
Speaker 2: And Meta AI said, quote, there was no real assassination
Speaker 2: attempt on Donald Trump. Definitively, I mean on multiple different
Speaker 2: searches they came up the same results. So I'm not
Speaker 2: quite sure why we're even talking to Dave Daniel Davis, Seriously,
Speaker 2: I'm not kidding. You got to check that out. It
Speaker 2: is an insanity going on out there in the world
Speaker 2: of texts. You can just suppress information and re spin
Speaker 2: in an Orwellian ministry of truth fashion. But here we
Speaker 2: are today, and every day a little bit more information
Speaker 2: comes out about this yes they did, or that kid
Speaker 2: did a attempt to assassinate Donald Trump. What more of
Speaker 2: you learned over the past week and a half, Daniel.
Speaker 10: Well, you know, there was actually a new video that
Speaker 10: was at least publicly released yesterday from someone who is
Speaker 10: videoing right almost in the line of fire in between
Speaker 10: the building and Trump, and was alerted to it.
Speaker 2: One of the things that is alarming that we see.
Speaker 10: You remember one of the first comments that we have
Speaker 10: from on a Monday last week from then director Cheatle
Speaker 10: when she said, you know, we only had a few
Speaker 10: seconds from the time they finally identified that there was
Speaker 10: someone in the roof before the shots rang out. Well,
Speaker 10: this video puts conclusively that to the lie, because there
Speaker 10: was physical evidence where there were numerous, like seven or
Speaker 10: eight different policemen on the ground, all looking up with
Speaker 10: their weapons drawn, looking around the building, and I.
Speaker 1: Mean minutes plural.
Speaker 10: But before this rang out, and you can actually hear
Speaker 10: Trump in the background speaking, so you can tie exactly
Speaker 10: to what happened. It matches with other videos, and you
Speaker 10: just have to wonder, why did all of these people
Speaker 10: know what was going on, and yet no one took
Speaker 10: any action. No one called the platform to get President
Speaker 10: Trump off the platform. No one thought, well, maybe I'll
Speaker 10: just fire some rounds into the air so people can
Speaker 10: hear shots fired and they get them down because they
Speaker 10: were so alarmed that weapons were drawn. And you know,
Speaker 10: a policeman's not going to draw his weapon if he's
Speaker 10: just you know, suspicious about something, He's got to have
Speaker 10: a high probability something's going on.
Speaker 1: Concurrently. We also you may have.
Speaker 10: Seen these pictures of crooks that were taken from a
Speaker 10: position above him where it was looking down on him.
Speaker 10: He was looking at a cell phone in one and
Speaker 10: he was looking off to the left and another, etc.
Speaker 10: Those were taken from an open window above this's the
Speaker 10: roof line where crooks was at. And one has to
Speaker 10: reasonably ask with all of these cops on the ground
Speaker 10: and shouting, and then you hear the people on the
Speaker 10: ground before the shots that he's got a gun, he's
Speaker 10: got a gun, etc. Why would someone in that window,
Speaker 10: who's stationed there expressly to provide security for the president
Speaker 10: not look out the window, see the shooter there and
Speaker 10: take action to stop it.
Speaker 1: So there's a lot of things that are just not
Speaker 1: lining up.
Speaker 2: Well, not lining up, including what seems to be an
Speaker 2: absolute utter failure trying to be delicate here and comply
Speaker 2: with the FCC rules regarding using curse words, but an
Speaker 2: epic failure communication breakdown. Apparently nobody was talking with each other.
Speaker 2: The Secret Service didn't have direct lines of communication with
Speaker 2: the officers who were witnessing this activity. I mean you
Speaker 2: mentioned that they were on hire alert. They drew their weapons.
Speaker 2: I think in large part because there was a widely
Speaker 2: circulated report among law enforcement that there was suspicious behavior
Speaker 2: by this person on the ground. They were looking for him,
Speaker 2: they identified him, they saw him using arrange fires a refinder,
Speaker 2: so that gets around clearly they're going to be on
Speaker 2: heightened alert. And then low and behold, there he is
Speaker 2: on top of the roof of a firearm.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and then you know, we'll take that part there
Speaker 10: about the rangefinder, because that's also curious. From the ABC
Speaker 10: News video where you've probably seen with the local squad
Speaker 10: team was interviewed, et cetera. They themselves and some of
Speaker 10: their text messages identified that he was using a rangefinder
Speaker 10: pointing towards the platform almost an hour before. And so
Speaker 10: to me, I'm like, hey, fellas, you all need to
Speaker 10: be taking some action here. If you see a guy
Speaker 10: with the rangefinder in again your express purposes to protect
Speaker 10: the president of the United States, why did you not
Speaker 10: take active and aggressive action instead of just sending somebody
Speaker 10: a text and say, somebody should check this out because
Speaker 10: that's a red line, you know, a big siren blairing
Speaker 10: and whatever that you should.
Speaker 1: Have like immediately went into action.
Speaker 10: And yet apparently all he did was send the texts
Speaker 10: and taken from their action. And that's another question that
Speaker 10: I think somebody needs to answer well clearly. And all
Speaker 10: of this, of course feels conspiracy theories, and I thought
Speaker 10: it was particularly interesting. I can't remember which representative an
Speaker 10: interview or when examining Cheatle who was appearing before that committee,
Speaker 10: said are you aware of all these internet rumors and
Speaker 10: conspiracy theories out there, and she said, yeah, and do
Speaker 10: you think they're bad for the country that they're out, Yes,
Speaker 10: they're bad for the country. Well, the why in the
Speaker 10: hell don't you do something to dispel them? Answer a
Speaker 10: damn question, give us some information, you know, and then
Speaker 10: they roll out what FBI Director Ray who suggests maybe
Speaker 10: it wasn't even a bullet that.
Speaker 1: Hit Donald Trump's ear.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm it's almost as if they're intentionally stirring
Speaker 2: the pot of conspiracy theories by hiding information from the
Speaker 2: American people.
Speaker 10: And you know, one of the things that will also
Speaker 10: stir conspiracy theories when you and this is from Cheetle,
Speaker 10: when you will simultaneously not answer a whole bunch of
Speaker 10: questions to say, it's only been nine days. We're gonna
Speaker 10: do this for you know, detailed analysis. It'll take at
Speaker 10: least sixty days before we come back, you know, because
Speaker 10: we want to really do a good job.
Speaker 1: But then you.
Speaker 10: Conclusively say, oh, there was definitely not a second shooter,
Speaker 10: one hundred percent, sure, definitely not. Because people are going,
Speaker 10: hang on, you haven't even done an investigation. How can
Speaker 10: you conclusively state that there's not a second shooter, when
Speaker 10: some of the evidence actually does support that contention, because
Speaker 10: the acoustic signatures, and I saw literally before I came
Speaker 10: on your show here from now six different audio sources
Speaker 10: all show a very distinct different audio signature from the
Speaker 10: first three and then the second five shots that are
Speaker 10: very different. So somebody who has access to all the
Speaker 10: information needs to do a thorough analysis an investigation. But
Speaker 10: don't tell me that there's none when you haven't even
Speaker 10: investigated well, and she wouldn't even answer the question about
Speaker 10: information that was in her hand the time she was
Speaker 10: asked specifically, did you interview every agent that's a Secret
Speaker 10: Service assigned to that event?
Speaker 2: She said yes, I had why by the time she
Speaker 2: was in front of the hearing, but then couldn't say
Speaker 2: at the earliest moment when the Secret Service was alerted.
Speaker 2: It's like, well, wait a second, what do you know now?
Speaker 2: She wouldn't even answer that question. Okay, fine, you can
Speaker 2: change it if a report comes out and says you
Speaker 2: were notified earlier or later, or the information changes, you
Speaker 2: can say at the time of the hearing, we thought
Speaker 2: it was a minute, it five minutes, ten minutes, whatever.
Speaker 2: She wouldn't even go down that road, which to me
Speaker 2: I found extraordinarily suspicious.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and let's see what happens, because here in Washington,
Speaker 10: in a little over an hour and a half from now,
Speaker 10: there's gonna be I think the acting director of the
Speaker 10: Secret Service is going to be again testifying. So that
Speaker 10: person and I'm not even sure who it is, but
Speaker 10: I just saw that that testimony is going to start
Speaker 10: at ten am today. Better have those kinds of answers
Speaker 10: that all of America deserves to find out what's going on.
Speaker 1: So let's hope that it's not a repeat of last Monday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no doubt about it. In as far as the
Speaker 2: second shooter is concerned. So we either have there wasn't
Speaker 2: a second shooter or that they were whoever is trying
Speaker 2: to pull this off, assassinating Donald Trump were even more
Speaker 2: grossly incompetent achieving their goal than what we believe to
Speaker 2: have the facts to be right now, Yeah.
Speaker 10: And you hit on it a second go, and I
Speaker 10: don't want to miss it completely. But the communication aspect
Speaker 10: is far more egregious that I think appears, because as
Speaker 10: someone who's done a lot of military operations, especially when
Speaker 10: you have multiple entities. It is absolutely, guaranteed, essential and
Speaker 10: vital to have communication with all of the different elements together,
Speaker 10: because it's absurd to think that you're going to have
Speaker 10: a coordinated operation and the entire portions of the element
Speaker 10: to have no communication. I mean, that's so elementary that
Speaker 10: it's that by self raises some questions, how is it possible?
Speaker 10: And this was also revealed yesterday that the Secret Service
Speaker 10: guys in the inner ring around Trump never heard anything.
Speaker 1: No one ever allegedly told.
Speaker 10: Them that all these cops for two minutes were running
Speaker 10: around that building. How come none of them ever heard that.
Speaker 10: Why would no one make that communication when that is
Speaker 10: central to their role and their mission. So that's another
Speaker 10: big question that needs answered, it really is.
Speaker 2: And if any one of them had gotten the information,
Speaker 2: or if they did get it, they didn't follow through
Speaker 2: with protocol, which is say hey, Donald, don't go out
Speaker 2: on the stage.
Speaker 1: Yet we got a guy in the roof with a rifle.
Speaker 2: I mean, right, they had enough time for that baseball
Speaker 2: on what we know right now, definitively proven that everybody
Speaker 2: saw that guy up there, including members of law enforcement,
Speaker 2: before he was able to squeeze rounds off. Someone should
Speaker 2: have easily been able to call secret service, get him
Speaker 2: off the stage, or don't let him out on the stage,
Speaker 2: simple command like that, the whole thing would have been avoided.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you know the video that I referenced to
Speaker 10: KA yesterday that showed two minutes and four seconds before
Speaker 10: the shot. So the fact that those cops were already
Speaker 10: on position means that there were minutes probably before that, yes,
Speaker 10: when someone else alerted them.
Speaker 2: That there was a shooter up there.
Speaker 10: So there's a pretty substantial period of time where law
Speaker 10: enforcement officials at both the state and the local level
Speaker 10: for sure knew what was going on, but somehow that
Speaker 10: inner ring never got the word. And it's just hard
Speaker 10: for me to understand where that breakdown may have occurred.
Speaker 2: Or why do you ever think we'll find out the
Speaker 2: truth on this one? Is this gonna be like a
Speaker 2: Warren Commission thing with a magic bully?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 10: I don't think so, because, for example, unlike the Warren
Speaker 10: Commission for the assassination of Jay k, there weren't two
Speaker 10: hundred people on the grass, you know, with cell phones
Speaker 10: and recorded So we have a data now that can't
Speaker 10: be suppressed because so many people have it.
Speaker 1: So I think that we're gonna end up getting the
Speaker 1: truth of this one.
Speaker 2: All right, I'll ask you to a little tea leaf
Speaker 2: reading and anticipation that we will get the truth. How
Speaker 2: long is it going to take? Is it going to
Speaker 2: be before November or after or.
Speaker 10: Well, now that's a little bit about because the suppression
Speaker 10: of this information from from the official government, then it's
Speaker 10: going to be a lot harder.
Speaker 2: But I think of it, look will come out like
Speaker 2: they treat Foyer requests from our from our elected officials
Speaker 2: to get information our elected officials should have access to
Speaker 2: because that's who they answer to. M that's a problem.
Speaker 2: It is more than a problem. Daniel Davis. It's the
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