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Speaker 2: o five. Today, the tech editor Colin Maydin returns of
Speaker 2: the program. We're going to find out what's going on
Speaker 2: in the Telegram situation in England. That's where the founder
Speaker 2: and owner or creator of Telegram got arrested for allegedly
Speaker 2: terrorism and all kinds of other activities that were going
Speaker 2: online on his social media platform. And I always point
Speaker 2: to as if he has some control over the free
Speaker 2: exchange of ideas, whether those ideas are good or bad,
Speaker 2: they're going to be freely exchanged. I got an interesting
Speaker 2: comment about that one here in a moment Daniel Davis
Speaker 2: Deep Dive. As I expect we're going to hear the
Speaker 2: latest on the situation in Israel with the launching of
Speaker 2: attacks against the Hesbala and as well as the latest
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Speaker 2: Dive with Daniel Davis every Tuesday at eight thirty. And
Speaker 2: finally I asked the expert from HC. Doctor Matthew Burke
Speaker 2: is going to join the program. He's a radiation oncologist,
Speaker 2: and an interesting discussion about low dose radiation therapy for
Speaker 2: osteo arthritis. So seems to me we're pushing away, we're
Speaker 2: getting away from cancer specifically, and I'm very curious to
Speaker 2: find out what he has to say about that. I
Speaker 2: know ostio arthritis is a serious problem, most notably for
Speaker 2: some of our senior friends. So we'll hear from the
Speaker 2: doctor at eight fifty. So there you have it, fifty
Speaker 2: five greasy morning share lineup this morning again, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Joe Strecker. Now, got all kinds of things to talk about.
Speaker 2: But since we're gonna be talking with Colin Maydin about
Speaker 2: the situation on telegram, got an interesting story on this
Speaker 2: and it is extremely biased. Now I think you and
Speaker 2: I can all agree. Yes, there are right wing extremists.
Speaker 2: There are racists out there. There are people who foster
Speaker 2: and encourage division based upon the color of some people's skin.
Speaker 2: But then again, there's also people who hate America, generally speaking,
Speaker 2: communists versus anarchists, a whole slew of folks, including like
Speaker 2: for example, and this is not the pick and choose,
Speaker 2: but Antifa. They hate capitalism, Black lives matter. They're Marxists.
Speaker 2: They're devout Marxists that read their website materials, at least
Speaker 2: the ones before they pulled the plug on them because
Speaker 2: it made them look like, oh, I don't know Marxists.
Speaker 2: They too want to undermine the fabric of America. We
Speaker 2: have enemies foreign and abroad who do everything they can
Speaker 2: to stir the Potter division in our country. Stirring the
Speaker 2: Potter division. It doesn't matter where the division comes from.
Speaker 2: As long as we're divided, we are not a united nation.
Speaker 2: And that is good for anybody who wants to undermine us.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 2: So multitudes of individuals out in the world are world
Speaker 2: full of what seven billion, eight billion people, all with
Speaker 2: access to social media. Of course there are going to
Speaker 2: be various interest groups out there. You stirring the pot
Speaker 2: of hatred and division. So as with that, I turned
Speaker 2: to Bloomberg very left leaning. It is far right. A
Speaker 2: terogram cat chat rooms are fueling a wave of power
Speaker 2: grid attacks. Most fundamental point on this is the power
Speaker 2: grade attacks. Subheadline extremist community see damaging power substations as
Speaker 2: a way to fuel unrest and ultimately overthrow the United States. Now,
Speaker 2: if you can attack the power grade, you're interested in
Speaker 2: overthrowing the United States. And it doesn't matter which political
Speaker 2: group you come from, right wing, left wing, any wing,
Speaker 2: you're obviously interested in undermining the United States. Fundamental bottom
Speaker 2: line on that. So they go back to December of
Speaker 2: twenty two December third, specifically, Michael Campbell was reporting these
Speaker 2: that he heard some popping noises. Bottom line is a
Speaker 2: quiet neighborhood of Carthage in North Carolina. Someone started shooting
Speaker 2: at a power substation a rifle next to this guy's home,
Speaker 2: operated by Duke Utility Corporation. Obviously, a substation converts electricity
Speaker 2: into different voltages. It's trans into various areas. It goes
Speaker 2: into your padmounted transformer which you probably have sitting in
Speaker 2: somebody's front yard in your neighborhood, which steps down the
Speaker 2: power you know, for my recollection and doing work on
Speaker 2: this in litigation practice seventy two hundred down to two twenty,
Speaker 2: which comes into your home and that step down to
Speaker 2: one ten. You get the idea, right, So it's one
Speaker 2: of the substations. So without a substation, your residential community
Speaker 2: is not going to get the power to the pad
Speaker 2: amount of transformers. So the shots hit a radiator of
Speaker 2: the electrical transformer, and there's people in the know that
Speaker 2: understood if you hit the radiator, you were going to
Speaker 2: have problems with the transformer substation. It was going to
Speaker 2: stop working and began dumping vast amounts of oil subsequent
Speaker 2: investigation pointed to a local right wing group being responsible
Speaker 2: for a wave of attacks and then planned those attacks
Speaker 2: on the power infrastructure via communications online. Apparently, a few
Speaker 2: minutes later, a security alarm went off at a Duke
Speaker 2: Energy substation ten miles away, and the personnel responded. They
Speaker 2: found that somebody had shot that transformer radiator as well,
Speaker 2: and they found shellcasings on the ground of the site.
Speaker 2: Noted someone had slashed the tires of nearby service trucks,
Speaker 2: so it prevented the company from re routing the power
Speaker 2: because the two substations got knocked down. Then the police
Speaker 2: described it as a coordinated attack, no doubt about that. No,
Speaker 2: I'm not arguing with their conclusions on this, and I'm
Speaker 2: not even arguing against the fact that it was or
Speaker 2: the conclusion that was some right winning organization. It's just
Speaker 2: the simple fact that it can happen. Four days without power,
Speaker 2: forty five thousand families were One woman even died her
Speaker 2: oxygen machine stopped operating, and the police, the medical examiner
Speaker 2: called it a homicide because of course, the intentional shutting
Speaker 2: off of power resulted in the death of this woman.
Speaker 2: So you can draw a line cleanly from point A
Speaker 2: to point B on that if they ever find anybody,
Speaker 2: that person will be accused of homicide negligent. Perhaps it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. Though people die as a consequence of power
Speaker 2: going out, which is really the fundamental point here. They
Speaker 2: call it a part of a rising trend of In
Speaker 2: this case, they say, far right extremist targeting power infrastructure
Speaker 2: and attempt to sow chaos. But throw in left wing
Speaker 2: or any other wing. It's possible for any group organized
Speaker 2: or otherwise to carry out these things with minimal coordination. Obviously,
Speaker 2: if you and a buddy decide you want to take
Speaker 2: out a power grid, you tell your buddy, Hey, on
Speaker 2: Tuesday night at X number, at X time, we're going
Speaker 2: to meet at that local power substation. Bring your rifle.
Speaker 2: We're going to take out the radiators and thus take
Speaker 2: out the power grid.
Speaker 1: Simple. Absolutely, they said.
Speaker 2: The most ambitious of these saboteurs hope to usher in
Speaker 2: societal collapse, paving the way for the violent overthrow of
Speaker 2: the US government. And I love this conclusion added by
Speaker 2: the reporter over it Bloomberg. According to researchers who monitor
Speaker 2: far right communities, I imagine there are researchers that monitor
Speaker 2: far left communities coming to the same conclusion. I imagine
Speaker 2: there are folks concerned about the wave of perhaps terrorists
Speaker 2: entering our country through the southern border. Many got aways.
Speaker 2: There are a number of nefarious actors in the world.
Speaker 2: We all need to come to grips from that, regardless
Speaker 2: of which wing they come from. They say, people who
Speaker 2: use this terrorgram online application or program, or a social
Speaker 2: media network whatever, they egg on one another. Viral means
Speaker 2: showing a stick figure, throwing a Molotov cocktail, electrical equipment.
Speaker 2: You can imagine. You can go on for hours about
Speaker 2: the number of ways in which you could egg each
Speaker 2: other on. Apparently, out there there's a two hundred and
Speaker 2: sixty one page document titled hard Reset, which includes specific
Speaker 2: directions on how to use automatic weapons. Most people who
Speaker 2: never have access to automatic weapons given the legal controls
Speaker 2: over them. You could use the semi automatic weapon or
Speaker 2: even in a bolt action rifle. I suppose if you
Speaker 2: just hitting a radiator. Anything that shoots a projectile might
Speaker 2: work on that including They point out explosives and my
Speaker 2: lar balloons even can be used to shut down electrical grids.
Speaker 2: One document suggestion is to shoot high powered firearms at
Speaker 2: substation transformers, which obviously has been documented before. Telegrams said
Speaker 2: its statement it forbids explicit calls for violence. It does
Speaker 2: what it can to remove as content like that cheap
Speaker 2: executive offer. Pavlov Durrov, Yes, the guy that was arrested
Speaker 2: in France taking it to custody in France on suspicion
Speaker 2: of failing to take steps to prevent the criminal use
Speaker 2: of Telegram, the social media app which apparently nine hundred
Speaker 2: million people use every single day. Power companies reported one
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty five physical tax and threats on grid
Speaker 2: infrastructure and calendar year twenty twenty three alone. That's double
Speaker 2: the number from twenty twenty one. According to the North
Speaker 2: American Reliability Corps. That's an industry group monitors risk for utilities.
Speaker 2: They say extremists plan to knock out powers at substations
Speaker 2: near scheduled Black Lives Matter protests. Again, according to the
Speaker 2: monitors of right wing activity, I'd like to see some
Speaker 2: balance here because I feel pretty confident that left wing
Speaker 2: activists have also done things like this. But again the
Speaker 2: focus is on right wing extremists. But don't lose sight
Speaker 2: of the fact of the underlying threat. Christopher Ray said
Speaker 2: the greatest terrorism threat to the United States comes from
Speaker 2: loan individuals and small cells to become radicalized online and
Speaker 2: then use accessible weapons to attack soft targets. Threats against
Speaker 2: critical infrastructure becoming more acute as the election approaches. According
Speaker 2: to senior US law enforcement officials tracking this activity, strategic
Speaker 2: blackouts could affect voting locations or impact the certification of elections.
Speaker 2: According to one nonprofit task force, Builder in two describes
Speaker 2: a veterans group dedicated to countering extremism. Christopher Goldsmith, the
Speaker 2: founder of the group, something like a great attack before, during,
Speaker 2: or after an election could sow an unbelievable amount of
Speaker 2: political chaos, stating what I would call the obvious, say.
Speaker 2: Researchers warned that online conspiracy theorists are also likely to
Speaker 2: seize on any outages that coincide with the election to
Speaker 2: further undercut trust in the electoral system.
Speaker 1: True.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I suppose that would, wouldn't it. We got all
Speaker 2: these other concerns about the integrity of the election. So
Speaker 2: we call today or yesterday about the Jerome Corsi analysis
Speaker 2: showing that there's some sort of hidden information built into
Speaker 2: the electoral system. Here in Ohio and otherwise and other states.
Speaker 2: Still not clear on the total details on that, but
Speaker 2: raised some real interesting questions week. Except for the More
Speaker 2: County attack I mentioned before, FBI said two suspects hit
Speaker 2: four substations Christmas morning in Washington State that left seven
Speaker 2: thousand people without power. Some men plead guilty to planning
Speaker 2: those attacks on multiple stations back in twenty twenty two.
Speaker 2: Their goal to start a race war. Stupid goal, yeah, obviously. Anyway,
Speaker 2: it illustrates the point, the fact that we are extremely vulnerable,
Speaker 2: and our vulnerability is exacerbated in large part by the
Speaker 2: well unknown, unflowed, unregulated flow of illegal immigrants, many of
Speaker 2: whom from foreign countries that seek to do us harm.
Speaker 2: Literally every country from the four corners of the globe. So,
Speaker 2: whether it's far right, far left, anything in between, anybody
Speaker 2: interested in disrupting our lives can make an easy go
Speaker 2: of it. I guess my question is what are we
Speaker 2: doing about it? I'm not quite sure. Cord to the reporting,
Speaker 2: some money has been spent, it wasn't that much. I
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Speaker 2: I'm considering the power may go out and all kinds
Speaker 2: of reasons for that. And there was an interesting article
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Speaker 2: It's become apparently a two point four to six billion
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Speaker 2: solar generator, burkie water filter, rainwater collection system if you
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Speaker 2: like a creek, large emergency medical kit, rice, pasta can soup,
Speaker 2: canned vegetables, canned fruit, canned chicken, jars of peanut butter, salt, sugar,
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Speaker 2: Buckets of long term storable food, Lots of extra vitamins,
Speaker 2: lighters or matches, candles, flashlight lanterns, plenty of wood to burn,
Speaker 2: extra blankets and sleeping bags. Ammunition coming in at number
Speaker 2: twenty six. Ammunition extra fans if you live in a
Speaker 2: hot climate. Fans that is, if you have a generator
Speaker 2: to run them. Hand sanitizer, toilet paper, extra soap and shampoo,
Speaker 2: extra toothpaste, razors, bottles of leach, battery powered radio, extra batteries,
Speaker 2: solar charges, trash bags, tarps, a pocket knife, a pocket knife,
Speaker 2: a hammer and acts, a shovel. Singular items those work
Speaker 2: gloves plural, lots of warm socks, seeds for a garden,
Speaker 2: canning jars yay, because.
Speaker 1: We were canning over the weekend.
Speaker 2: That's what my gay was for extra supplies for your pets,
Speaker 2: a substantial supply of cash. That's a good thing. I
Speaker 2: love this number. Forty nine Bibles for every member of
Speaker 2: your family. There are no atheists in a fox hole.
Speaker 2: And finally, a bug out bag for every member of
Speaker 2: your family. So that one from the Zero Hedge, authored
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Speaker 2: remember when the power goes out. If it stays out,
Speaker 2: you're going to run into a serious problem, very serious.
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Speaker 2: A happy Tuesday to you're trying to make it happy anyway,
Speaker 2: start for the subject matter, launch into the morning show there,
Speaker 2: but man, the fool is the one who's not looking
Speaker 2: out for his or her own best interests. So there
Speaker 2: you have it. Let's go to Bobby and see what
Speaker 2: he's got this morning. Bobby kind of expected I might
Speaker 2: be hearing from you, considering I ran down the list
Speaker 2: of things to prepare for Welcome to the morning show,
Speaker 2: my friend boy.
Speaker 7: I'll tell you could read my mind.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I almost wrote Bobby on the top of the article.
Speaker 1: I was going through the list there because had you
Speaker 1: in mind.
Speaker 8: I don't care much where they're categorizing the numbering of them.
Speaker 8: But it's all this and I keep going on. I've
Speaker 8: been number one, we're in the midst of a cultural revolution.
Speaker 7: Number one.
Speaker 8: People need to understand that anytime you're in a cultural
Speaker 8: revolution like we are, when you have two parties that
Speaker 8: are button heads, eventually it's going to go into a prelude,
Speaker 8: prelude the what ever comes, and be prepared for it
Speaker 8: mentally because you have to have the seventy two hour window.
Speaker 8: If you're not prepared for that, you can't get prepared.
Speaker 8: No gas, no food in the shelves, because everything will
Speaker 8: be disrupted. You have to be mentally prepared. And I
Speaker 8: guarantee you one thing. Ammunition don't need to be number
Speaker 8: twenty three on the list.
Speaker 2: Oh that's hilarious. I was going to see ammunition. Where
Speaker 2: did that one come in? I think it was actually
Speaker 2: higher on the list than that. I'm not sure, but
Speaker 2: it is number two twenty six, actually, yeah, twenty six
Speaker 2: right there in the center. There were fifty total items. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I just got to kick out a Bible for every
Speaker 2: member of your family, as opposed to shove, as opposed
Speaker 2: to a shovel for every member. Just a shovel, but
Speaker 2: multiple Bibles, so you can draw your own conclusions as
Speaker 2: to the priorities on the list, but pretty comprehensive list.
Speaker 8: And of course you need to take it. You just
Speaker 8: need to be prepared. Yeah, man, that's the whole thing.
Speaker 8: Everybody's different, and when the power goes out, it may
Speaker 8: go out for a long time.
Speaker 1: Well, and that's why I brought up the substation point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's why I brought up the substation point because
Speaker 2: you know, I'm I'm fearful, I think legitimately so with
Speaker 2: the obvious anger against the United States generally fostered and
Speaker 2: encouraged by social media generally and all the other interconnectivity
Speaker 2: we've got these days, that it could very ease, very
Speaker 2: easy to accomplish a simple, coordinate attack on something as
Speaker 2: simple as shooting a bullet at an oil filled item
Speaker 2: on a transformer. If that's all it takes, then you
Speaker 2: can see how delicate things are and how easy things
Speaker 2: can break down.
Speaker 8: Right your Semen transformers right now, and the banks and
Speaker 8: everything that could be taken out in a minute. Oh,
Speaker 8: it's so easy. You got an eighteen month lead time
Speaker 8: on these Semen transformers.
Speaker 7: Think about it.
Speaker 2: Ooh, that's the that's the replacement times, the parts shortage,
Speaker 2: and the supply chain issues. Oh, it's a fun fact, Bobby.
Speaker 2: Where'd you come up with that one?
Speaker 8: Well, I worked, there's a semen's right here in Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, I appreciate you doubling down on my concerns there, Bobby,
Speaker 2: sort of kind.
Speaker 8: Of And it doesn't take much to do at all.
Speaker 8: Person that has to have this old military ambo thirty
Speaker 8: six black tips will go through the whole banks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the article, it was interesting. The article specifically
Speaker 2: said one of the attacks was carried out, of course,
Speaker 2: with an AR fifteen. But you know it, I know that,
Speaker 2: you know, a you know, three Toho eight from a
Speaker 2: bolt action rifle packs as much punch, perhaps a lot
Speaker 2: more considering the size of the bullet than an AR fifteen.
Speaker 2: So literally any firearm I think, could accomplish taking out
Speaker 2: that substation. So it doesn't matter what kind of weapon.
Speaker 2: There are literally tens of millions of them out there,
Speaker 2: and in the wrong hands they can do terrible things.
Speaker 2: In the right hands, they can be used for one's
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Speaker 2: Five forty one Happy Tuesday five one three seven four
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Speaker 1: Both time FI fifty on eight and t founds.
Speaker 2: Yeah, as do Bobby's coming about a three to eight.
Speaker 2: Do you have bolt action three O eight that's going
Speaker 2: to travel just under a three thousand feet per second
Speaker 2: depending on the barrel length, and an AR fifteen with
Speaker 2: a much smaller round it's a fifty five grain roughly
Speaker 2: versus one hundred and forty seven grain much larger bullet
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Speaker 2: s back second, so not a whole lot of difference
Speaker 2: in feed per second, a lot more damage with a
Speaker 2: three TOHO eight, And again it doesn't matter whether it's
Speaker 2: coming out of a semi automatic or a bolt action.
Speaker 2: It only takes one round apparently, to bring down an
Speaker 2: entire power station. Yeah, frightening stuff. Let's see what Kevin's
Speaker 2: got this morning, Kevin, thanks for calling a very happy
Speaker 2: Tuesday to you.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, Brian.
Speaker 8: On that paper list, I would have probably replaced pasta
Speaker 8: with a couple cases of beer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what, that's a good point. There's nothing.
Speaker 2: There is no reference to alcoholic beverages on this list.
Speaker 2: In a post apocalypse, Kevin, in a post apocalyptic world,
Speaker 2: you know, I might like a drink. You know, I
Speaker 2: would rather have a large bottle of vodka than a
Speaker 2: four ounces of gold in a post apocalyptic world, because
Speaker 2: I can consume the vodka. It probably would mellow my
Speaker 2: disposition given the apocalyptic scenario we're talking about here, right exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, weed and gummies and marijuana products are also
Speaker 2: not on the list, Kevin, So you make your road.
Speaker 1: List that I know.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying it's legal in a lot of states now,
Speaker 2: So something else you might want to just marked out.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I probably have Valume on there as well. Kevin, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for the chuckle. I appreciate that otis
Speaker 2: Dak is stupid. Natalie Chova was important word a Czechoslovakian
Speaker 2: athlete who was sightseeing at a castle, the one that
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Speaker 2: eighty meters down the Teleberg Mountain as she tried to
Speaker 2: take a snap for Instagram idiots doing idiot things because
Speaker 2: they're idiots. She'd been standing very close to the edge
Speaker 2: of the mountain when she slipped. Her friend said she
Speaker 2: fell from a height of about eighty meters. We will
Speaker 2: never find out whether she slipped or whether a piece
Speaker 2: of the rock edge broke off taking a selfie. Local
Speaker 2: media reported she survived the fall with life threatening injuries
Speaker 2: before being airlifted to a hospital where she was taken
Speaker 2: off of life support days later. Mind your p's and q's, folks,
Speaker 2: she was quite the looker too. It's a shame that
Speaker 2: we've lost her, but well learn from other's mistakes. I
Speaker 2: suppose a forty one year old man accused of decapitating
Speaker 2: his parents and killing their dog started to sing Tina
Speaker 2: Turner's What's Love Got to Do with It?
Speaker 1: With It?
Speaker 2: After he was shot by an Orange County Sheriff's deputy.
Speaker 2: Pretty much sums up the whole article. Joe Joseph Brandon
Speaker 2: Gerdville arrested on suspicion of killing his parents, seventy seven
Speaker 2: year old Walter Gerdville and seventy nine year old Antoinette Gerdville.
Speaker 2: Body camera video of the incident released last week. Bloodsoe
Speaker 2: Gerderville is shown with a metal object in his hand,
Speaker 2: approaching a sheriff's deputy moments before his shot, then swearing
Speaker 2: and singing after he's.
Speaker 1: On the ground. Wounded.
Speaker 2: Authority say that a series of disturbing events began when
Speaker 2: Gerdville text messages text message photos of his bloodied mother
Speaker 2: to a cousin. Relative called nine to one one to
Speaker 2: report a possible domestic assault on the elderly. Relatives, who
Speaker 2: lived in a mobile home community, told dispatchers her cousins
Speaker 2: suffers from mental health issues that had a violent passed.
Speaker 2: Another dispatcher meanwhile received a nine to one one call
Speaker 2: from a maintenance worker at the same mobile home community
Speaker 2: who reported they were being chased by a bloodied man
Speaker 2: with a fork. Bloody Vin identified as Guardville, drove off
Speaker 2: and the maintenance workers golf cart. Sheriff deputies arrived the
Speaker 2: scene found a person on the ground bleeding in a
Speaker 2: gruesome scene inside the parents' home. He reappeared later on
Speaker 2: a bike pass short time later and approached the Sheriff's
Speaker 2: Department Community Service Officer officer as she sat in her vehicle.
Speaker 2: He then threw a shovel at the officer's vehicle and
Speaker 2: drove off in the golf cart. Body camera footage showed
Speaker 2: into what happened next the bloodsoak. Gerdville parked the golf
Speaker 2: cart in the sidewalk and approached the deputy while carrying
Speaker 2: a metal object, ignoring the deputy's orders and shouting something
Speaker 2: unintelligible before the deputy fired five times. Guardville then fell
Speaker 2: to the ground. F you, Gardville said, obviously the abbreviated
Speaker 2: version of his words. He can be heard telling deputies
Speaker 2: I love you and I'm sorry you're going You're gonna
Speaker 2: have to die. While facing the grounds. He also said,
Speaker 2: finish me off, put one in my head please. I
Speaker 2: beg of you. Gerdville then broke out in the song
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Speaker 2: Five fifty two fifty five KRRA City Talk Station Brian,
Speaker 2: time's going back to the stack of stupid. You think
Speaker 2: it was Friday because we end up in Florida with
Speaker 2: a naked person. Indeed, Florida woman arrested for walking around
Speaker 2: outside naked during a neighbor's birthday party. What Grace and
Speaker 2: Sharp fifty six years old and no Court of the mudshock,
Speaker 2: you don't want to see your naked charge of the
Speaker 2: tion exposure. It happened Sunday on uh Fowler Avenue, Pensacola, Florida,
Speaker 2: as the neighbor was having a birthday party. Neighbor told
Speaker 2: deputies around seven pm, Sharp walked up naked to the
Speaker 2: chainling fence that separates the properties, reportedly waving around plastic
Speaker 2: doll legs.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 2: Hold on, I'll get to that, and rubbing the plastic
Speaker 2: doll legs on her private area. Neighbor made the kids
Speaker 2: go inside. Court of the report. When the neighbor told
Speaker 2: Sharp she was naked, Sharp said, I know it's hot outside,
Speaker 2: let's see here. Jerry in Indiana convicted a man who
Speaker 2: was just sixteen years old when he murdered three people
Speaker 2: while showing them how to turn a glockhandgun into a
Speaker 2: machine gun. Candon Smith, who's now nineteen, found guilty on
Speaker 2: three counts of murder, robbery, and dangerous possession of a
Speaker 2: machine gun and possession of methan fatamine. Marion County prosecutors
Speaker 2: all of a sudden the press release he killed Abdullah Mabarak seventeen,
Speaker 2: Joseph Thomas, e Tina Michael James, who was twenty two.
Speaker 2: Happened in October twenty one. Indianapolis Metropolitan Police found three men,
Speaker 2: dad suffering from.
Speaker 1: I'd like this.
Speaker 2: Here's the quote. Officer with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department
Speaker 2: found three men, dad suffering from gunshot wounds in a
Speaker 2: path filled with tall grass, and they identify the street. No,
Speaker 2: they're not suffering anymore. If they're dead anyway.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 2: They recovered spence shellcases at the scene. They later learned
Speaker 2: via text messages that Smith lured the men to the
Speaker 2: field over two nights to show them how a glock
Speaker 2: switch works, which it's a little tiny piece and it
Speaker 2: turns a semi automatic firearm into a machine gun. And
Speaker 2: he said Smith used the opportunity then to murder all
Speaker 2: three men so he can rob them. Guilty. Verdict not
Speaker 2: always assured, they say. In twenty twenty two, a judge
Speaker 2: threw out some key evidence after ruling the detectives violated
Speaker 2: his Fourth Amendment rights during a search warrant execution guilt
Speaker 2: was released on jail on a GPS ankle Monnor, but
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Speaker 2: cops uncovered snapchat photos of Smith with a gun and drugs.
Speaker 2: Yes in The remains in jail until his trial, which
Speaker 2: began August nineteenth, lasted five days. He is now going
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Speaker 2: wish you a very happy Tuesday.
Speaker 1: And if I didn't need to stick around all morning.
Speaker 2: George Venerman returns to the program tomorrow night at the Farm.
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Speaker 2: Get some food and fellowship and of course an interesting
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Speaker 2: Colin made in returns of the program talk about the
Speaker 2: Telegram app, widely popular globally with nine hundred million or
Speaker 2: so people using Telegram. Well, the creator and founder of
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Speaker 2: what other people were saying on his free speech telegram app.
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Speaker 2: Funds and feel free to add to the list. I
Speaker 2: went through the Prepper list, since they're growing concerns about
Speaker 2: terrorism and the noted attacks on power stations, and that
Speaker 2: article from Bloomberg pointing out right wing extremists the ones
Speaker 2: that did it previously. But anyone can easily disable a
Speaker 2: power station. It only takes apparently a bullet fired from
Speaker 2: any kind of firearm, whether or not it's an AR
Speaker 2: fifteen or not. But the list of fifty items you need,
Speaker 2: according to this prepper, Michael Snyder, who's written a book
Speaker 2: on the subject, which includes I note at the very
Speaker 2: tail end of it, a substantial emergency supply of cash.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: Nowhere on the list of fifty things is the refer
Speaker 2: Is there a reference to gold or silver? That's my
Speaker 2: favorite kind of punching bag to think that, somehow, in
Speaker 2: some way that having a bar of gold is going
Speaker 2: to be valuable to you in a situation where there
Speaker 2: is no power. You can't eat it, it's impossible to
Speaker 2: trade it. What's the value? How are you going to
Speaker 2: slice off a little bit of it and hand it
Speaker 2: over to somebody in return for something you actually need?
Speaker 2: Absent from the list a reference to alcohol. I mentioned
Speaker 2: valuume and also weed, and notably, the author says your
Speaker 2: unique circumstances will dictate what getting prepared looks like for you.
Speaker 2: So what's on your short list anyway? No longer on
Speaker 2: the list? Or folks supporting Kamala Harris, Yeah, or kind
Speaker 2: of hit the nail on the head with his speech
Speaker 2: announcing that he was endorsing Donald Trump. Astute political observations
Speaker 2: by Carol Swain, formerly a Democrat, who also saw the
Speaker 2: light pointing out RFK Junior's motives pointed out in his
Speaker 2: speech announcing he was suspending his campaign. The National Democratic
Speaker 2: Party in the nineteen sixties were perceived as being champions
Speaker 2: of constitution and civil rights. Absolutely, that's what Kennedy said,
Speaker 2: And they used to be. They did stand against authoritarianism,
Speaker 2: they did stand against censorship and colonialism, imperialism, unjust wars,
Speaker 2: party of labor, party of the working class today, she notes,
Speaker 2: and it is true the Democratic Party unrecognizable from the
Speaker 2: party of John F. Kennedy, rejecting what made its party,
Speaker 2: you know what it was. So it's turned into a
Speaker 2: competitive election of candidates who compete and debate each other
Speaker 2: for its political nomination. Instead now installs hand pick candidates
Speaker 2: that the media anoints. She notes, while it to christ
Speaker 2: racism and sexism, and homophobia, Islamophobia, and other great evils
Speaker 2: have a pattern of using members of identity groups to
Speaker 2: help it advance its own goals, even though those goals
Speaker 2: are often against the best interests of the American people,
Speaker 2: including the members of the identity groups they purport to represent. Today,
Speaker 2: to the Party of elitism, wealth, big money, big pharma,
Speaker 2: judicial activism that uses law fair notice the emphasis I
Speaker 2: put on that word to punish their political opponents, even
Speaker 2: if it means passing laws to invent crimes that were
Speaker 2: not recognized as crimes until the party perceives an interest
Speaker 2: in taking down an opponent. I think that was obviously
Speaker 2: availed reference to Donald Trump. But according to Kennedy, what
Speaker 2: alarms him most is the parties, in his words, that
Speaker 2: resorts to censorship, media control, weaponization of federal agencies. What
Speaker 2: the US president colludes with or outright coerces media companies
Speaker 2: to censor political speech. It's an attack on our most
Speaker 2: sacred right of free expression. And that's the very right
Speaker 2: upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest. Close
Speaker 2: quote John F. Kennedy Junior or Robert F. Kennedy Junior,
Speaker 2: Rather and isn't that the truth? They are the party
Speaker 2: of lawfare and censorship. They want to stack the Supreme
Speaker 2: Court simple majority needed to change the size of the court.
Speaker 2: Democrats are willing to promise the moon Americans who are
Speaker 2: struggling or being enticed with promises of free stuff to
Speaker 2: solve their problems. Free housing, free healthcare, free education, free transportation,
Speaker 2: pretty much anything they desire. Of course, if this were
Speaker 2: to happen, she observes, America would go the way of Venezuela,
Speaker 2: Cuba and other failed national experiences. You said, whatever rf case, future,
Speaker 2: we should be grateful that there are a few Democrats
Speaker 2: remaining with integrity, foresight, knowledge to stand up and hold
Speaker 2: their party accountable. And I like her reference to Cuba
Speaker 2: because it is yet another failed communist experience and one
Speaker 2: in which you can see the writing on the wall.
Speaker 2: You know, you're like a few steps behind Cuba in
Speaker 2: the direction our country is going. Cubans have an insanely
Speaker 2: terrible economy. And as to retirees, and I think about
Speaker 2: both parties unwillingness to address the collapse of social security.
Speaker 2: And that is not my conclusion, it's the conclusion of
Speaker 2: every single person who's ever paid attention to it. They
Speaker 2: have a date certain by which you know the money
Speaker 2: coming in is going to far exceed the money going out.
Speaker 2: If you're relying on social security, look to Cuba to
Speaker 2: see perhaps what your future is. Ten dollars a month
Speaker 2: in pension, along with a critical lack of basic supplies, food, power,
Speaker 2: medical equipment, and pharmaceutical shortages have what resulted in massive
Speaker 2: protests and of course caused a whole bunch of people
Speaker 2: to flee the country. There's a report out it noted
Speaker 2: a number of elderly dependents for every one hundred working
Speaker 2: age adults could soon reach twenty eight with the soaring
Speaker 2: volume of migrant outflows that began in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 2: which exbit out of the problem they fall left here
Speaker 2: in the United States, border patrol agents have apprehended nearly
Speaker 2: four hundred and twenty five thousand illegal immigrant Cubans. That's
Speaker 2: in fiscal year twenty two and twenty three. Nearly two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand have been arrested in fiscal year twenty four
Speaker 2: through July. That fiscal year I think ends at the
Speaker 2: beginning of October, and of course that's on the heels
Speaker 2: of massive prior large scale migrations from Cuba the United States.
Speaker 2: You had the freedom flights back in the late sixties
Speaker 2: and early seventies and the nineteen eighty Marial boatlift. Plummeting
Speaker 2: birth rates also fueled the acceleration of the problem they
Speaker 2: have with aging people in Cuba. Cuba has been below
Speaker 2: oh the replacement birth rate since nineteen seventy eight. Are
Speaker 2: you ready? As of nineteen eighty, Cuba's birth rate is
Speaker 2: fourteen per thousand people. As of twenty twenty four, Cuba's
Speaker 2: birth rate presently stands at nine babies per thousand people.
Speaker 2: And again, ten dollars a month is what you get
Speaker 2: from the government pension system in Cuba, which I think
Speaker 2: is enough to buy you a dozen eggs per month.
Speaker 1: So riding on the wall there, that's what you get.
Speaker 2: And well look what we've got here, ceef RFK going
Speaker 2: over the Trump side and the Democrats losing their battles
Speaker 2: to keep opponents that the otherwise should embrace off the ballot.
Speaker 2: Their legal campaign to disqualify rivals isn't going well. You
Speaker 2: got trug RFK going with Trump. Independent presidential candidate Cornell
Speaker 2: West is now eligible to put his name on the
Speaker 2: Michigan ballot. According to a Michigan judge who ruled over
Speaker 2: the weekend, the Democrats at toorney Mark Brewer, former chair
Speaker 2: of the Michigan Democratic Party, who challenged West's eligibility because
Speaker 2: Cornell West even makes the far left wing of the
Speaker 2: Democrat Party look conservative. And he said he's going to
Speaker 2: file an appeal for this ruling allowing Cornell West's presence
Speaker 2: on the ballot. Oh my god, horror of horrors. Competition.
Speaker 2: They're worried about, of course, Democrat votes being siphoned off,
Speaker 2: so file a suit. Tell them they can't be on
Speaker 2: the ballot. Sound familiar, Jill Starns suffering this. But yes,
Speaker 2: she will also be on the Georgia ballot, in spite
Speaker 2: of the Democratic Party's effort to challenge her a right
Speaker 2: to be on the ballot. Hmm, it's kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: They challenged application to use a new Georgia law allowing
Speaker 2: a political party to get on the state ballot if
Speaker 2: the party is on the ballot in at least twenty
Speaker 2: other states. The Democrats argue, in trying to keep her
Speaker 2: off the ballot in Georgia that they say her application
Speaker 2: filed by the Georgia Green Party is invalid because the
Speaker 2: Georgia brandt is not affiliated with the National Green Party,
Speaker 2: well as the Wall Street Journal observed is not ms
Speaker 2: Stein's name on the application evidence of an affiliation. Yes,
Speaker 2: say that the courts in Georgia their effort to keep
Speaker 2: her off the ballot defeated law fair.
Speaker 1: Against their own.
Speaker 2: And John Tester, described as a vulnerable Democrat Senator John
Speaker 2: Tester won't even be making an endorsement for the presidential election.
Speaker 2: He previously served as chair of the Democratic Senatorial Committee
Speaker 2: Campaign Committee back in twenty fifteen through twenty seventeen, and
Speaker 2: he led the efforts with Harrit when Harris first announcer
Speaker 2: senatorial aspirations. He was all in favor when she lost
Speaker 2: her California senator when she launched her California Senate bid,
Speaker 2: John Tester, who will not endorse Kamala Harris for president,
Speaker 2: was one of the players who encouraged her to run,
Speaker 2: and in spite of that prior support, he said he
Speaker 2: will not be making an endorsement this year's race because
Speaker 2: two reasons. One one reason number one, I'm not endorsing
Speaker 2: for president. One I'm focused on my race. Okay, you
Speaker 2: can endorse a candidate merely by saying I endorse Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris and then you can move on and not bring
Speaker 2: it up anymore. How does that detract from your focus
Speaker 2: on your own race? John Tester? Number two? Folks have
Speaker 2: wanted to nationalize this race, and this isn't about national politics.
Speaker 2: Is about it's about Montana. Huh us, John Tester? Whose
Speaker 2: vote impacts the American people on a national level. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's all about Montana. I don't have time to endorse
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, who I strongly endorse to be a Senator
Speaker 2: from the state of California. Ah, how about that? Not
Speaker 2: the only ones you can see the direction that's going
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Speaker 2: And going back to rfk's reasons for leaving the party,
Speaker 2: you know, Pleasant colludes with or controls outright coerces media
Speaker 2: companies the center political speech.
Speaker 1: Pivoting over to uh META CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 2: He admitted in a letter yesterday that his company Facebook
Speaker 2: was in fact pressured by the Biden Harris administration to
Speaker 2: censor you, most notably regarding the COVID nineteen content that
Speaker 2: you were interested in posting. Hmmm, this letter to the
Speaker 2: House you do share Committee Chairman Jim Jordan of Ohio.
Speaker 2: This a year after he provided the committee with thousands
Speaker 2: of documents as part of their investigation into content moderation.
Speaker 2: Along with the documents, Zuckerberg said the company has provided
Speaker 2: a dozen employees to be available for transcribed interviews. They
Speaker 2: are cooperating, and he stressed they are cooperating with the investigation. Quote,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of talk right now how the US
Speaker 2: government interacts with companies like Meta, and I want to
Speaker 2: be clear about our position. Our platforms are for everyone.
Speaker 2: We're about promoting speech and helping people connect in his
Speaker 2: safe and secure way. And as part of this, we
Speaker 2: regularly hear from government around government's plural around the world,
Speaker 2: and others with various concerns about public discourse and public safety,
Speaker 2: he said. Back in twenty twenty one, senior officials from
Speaker 2: the Biden administration in White House repeated this is his words.
Speaker 2: Repeatedly pressured our teams four months to censor certain COVID
Speaker 2: nineteen content, including humor and sat hire.
Speaker 1: It didn't even want you joking about it. This is
Speaker 1: how dumb they think you are.
Speaker 2: Ultimately, it was our decision whether or not to take
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Speaker 2: related changes we made to our enforcement in the wake
Speaker 2: of this pressure. I believe the government pressure was wrong,
Speaker 2: and I regret that we were not more outspoken about it.
Speaker 2: But you didn't, and you weren't and you capitulated at
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Speaker 2: made some choices that here we are, with the benefit
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Speaker 2: know what that you know how I read that all
Speaker 2: you folks out there who were drawing conclusions about the
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Speaker 2: the nonsensical lockdowns, about not being able to drink a
Speaker 2: drink after ten pm, although you could still hang out
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Speaker 2: the time, it seemed like a legitimate point to make,
Speaker 2: didn't it. No, No, But our lords and masters and
Speaker 2: social media, thanks to government pressure, pulled the plug on
Speaker 2: those comments. And we find out after the fact, with
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Speaker 2: SIXFI about krc DE talk station you used to regulate
Speaker 2: social media for stupidity, here's one a thoughtless meme. This
Speaker 2: idea that if we give the billionaires more, we'll all
Speaker 2: have more doesn't seem to be working. We mean, get
Speaker 2: who's giving billionaires anything. Are you referring to the amount
Speaker 2: and level of taxation, that is, if we take less
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Speaker 2: it was based upon the something they created that we
Speaker 2: wanted and bought and probably employ us as well. Let's
Speaker 2: do it, Steve's gott Hey, Steve, thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Thanks Brian.
Speaker 11: How are you doing today?
Speaker 1: I'm doing pretty good? For it Tuesday. I hope you
Speaker 1: can say the.
Speaker 12: Same for the part I think it speaks volumes about
Speaker 12: us as society when you're getting your medical information from
Speaker 12: Facebook or social media and they talk about, you know,
Speaker 12: election interference that Russia was trying to sway.
Speaker 13: Elections in twenty sixteen twenty twenty by posting things on
Speaker 13: social media like who the heck goes to Facebook to
Speaker 13: try to figure out who they're going to vote for
Speaker 13: or what kind of medical care they're going to get.
Speaker 3: It just seems maybe I'm just older. That just sounds ridiculous.
Speaker 2: No, Steve, You're you're more thoughtful, logical, and reasonable than
Speaker 2: the average person who votes. Because Taylor Swift says vote
Speaker 2: for Phil in the blank.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, if you're that shallow and thoughtless about your
Speaker 2: own self, and if you think that somebody with an
Speaker 2: opinion we all have them sphincters, you know, is going
Speaker 2: to provide you with the best possible advice, and you're
Speaker 2: not gonna go out into the world and search for
Speaker 2: it from logical or from proper sources like, for example,
Speaker 2: real true, genuine doctors, or medical sites, sites that have
Speaker 2: done research, citing clinical studies, that type of thing. If
Speaker 2: you're just gonna listen to some random dude, then you're
Speaker 2: gonna get bad information. Or as the case of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: people suggested he told people to inject themselves with bleach.
Speaker 2: If you believe that recitation from the left that Donald
Speaker 2: Trump said that, and you inject yourself with bleach, you're
Speaker 2: probably gonna die. But that's not what he said. But
Speaker 2: you know it doesn't matter. Social media said he said it,
Speaker 2: so that's all the counts.
Speaker 13: The funny thing, I know a lot of highly educated
Speaker 13: people who believe that though.
Speaker 8: And it just it blows me away.
Speaker 2: Well, they're highly educated in some realm. I'm the first
Speaker 2: person going to make fun of myself because I don't
Speaker 2: know everything right you know, member of MENSA, which means
Speaker 2: absolutely nothing. I'm highly educated in some areas, and I
Speaker 2: know absolutely nothing about others. In the field of medicine.
Speaker 2: I got to rely on learned professionals. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to draw my own conclusions based upon a social media
Speaker 2: search about what's ailing me, like my cancer. If you know,
Speaker 2: I got hey, Brian, you have cancer. Okay, I'm going
Speaker 2: to Facebook to figure out how to solve my lymphoma problem.
Speaker 1: And right, you know.
Speaker 2: So there are smart people in a lot of areas,
Speaker 2: but in other areas of their world and in their brain,
Speaker 2: they're absolute morons. Done end of discussion. That relates and
Speaker 2: it impacts all people. I don't know anybody who's an
Speaker 2: expert on literally everything. Smartest guy in the world I
Speaker 2: can think of, like Elon Musk, I bet he doesn't
Speaker 2: have a doctor or he's not a doctor, he's not
Speaker 2: a physician. To the best of my knowledge, I imagine
Speaker 2: he relies on learned medical professionals for that type of thing. Anyway,
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Speaker 2: wishing a happy Tuesday. Remind me a listener lunch when
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Speaker 1: I believe it's September already, is it really?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 13: My word?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 2: Time flies and again another day without Kamala Harris answering
Speaker 2: any question.
Speaker 1: Let us see here, you know, I was.
Speaker 2: As I saw this Jacob Gershman article from the Wall
Speaker 2: Street Journal about do Americans have a constitutional right to
Speaker 2: an ar? Fifteen gun rights groups ask the Supreme Court
Speaker 2: they may be chiming in on the topic whether we
Speaker 2: are entitled to own a specific type of firearm, and
Speaker 2: then pivot over to Germany specifically, where they're considering tougher
Speaker 2: knife laws in the collective that represents the European Union.
Speaker 2: It's not that easy to own an actual firearm. They
Speaker 2: have tough laws. They are against the law to have
Speaker 2: and possess Germany, most notably, I guess, and so rather
Speaker 2: than if you don't have a firearm, what do you
Speaker 2: resort to? You go around stabbing people? It's all the rage.
Speaker 2: German Chancellor Olaf Schultz speaking to well at the scene
Speaker 2: of a recent knife attack, where they say a suspected
Speaker 2: Islamic terrorist from Syria described as an asylum seeker who's
Speaker 2: suspected of killing three and injuring eight others at a
Speaker 2: festival of diversity in Germany last Friday. Reportedly had a
Speaker 2: deportation order last year, but the German authorities didn't remove
Speaker 2: him from the country, so he got all stab stabby.
Speaker 2: At the German Festival of Diversity, German chancellor promised that
Speaker 2: something must be done, which apparently was something similar. He
Speaker 2: said after a mass stabbing in the region carried out
Speaker 2: earlier this year a similar mass stabbing qull we must
Speaker 2: do everything to ensure that such things never happen in
Speaker 2: our country. If possible, he predicted, a toughening of knife
Speaker 2: laws might help. No more knives. Everybody gets a spork
Speaker 2: in Germany from now on. Joe Green. Vice Chancellor Robert
Speaker 2: Haybeck also called for tightening of knife laws, saying that
Speaker 2: there must be there must be more weapon band zones
Speaker 2: and stricter weapons laws.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: No one has to carry stabbing or cutting weapons in
Speaker 2: public spaces in Germany. We no longer live in the
Speaker 2: Middle Ages. To a more clear thinking person, we turned
Speaker 2: to center right Christian Democratic Union Party member Frederick Murz,
Speaker 2: noting the problem is not knives, but the people allowed
Speaker 2: in the country. It's enough, he said after the terrorist
Speaker 2: attack in Solingen, which is where the most recent knife
Speaker 2: attack occurred, it should now be finally clear it is
Speaker 2: not the knives that are the problem, but the people
Speaker 2: who run around with it. In the majority of cases
Speaker 2: these are refugees and the majority of the deeds there
Speaker 2: were Islamic motives behind them. He asked that the country
Speaker 2: start beginning deportations for those folks who came from Syrian Afghanistan.
Speaker 2: Suspect now in custody. He turned himself into police a
Speaker 2: day after the attack of the festival marking these cities
Speaker 2: six hundred and fiftieth anniversary. According to federal prosecutors there,
Speaker 2: they said over the weekend that this attacker shared the
Speaker 2: radical terror ideology of the Islamic State group which he joined,
Speaker 2: which he joined, apparently acting on those beliefs when he
Speaker 2: stabbed his victims repeatedly from behind in the neck and
Speaker 2: upper body. Twenty six year old has asylum application rejected
Speaker 2: and was supposed to be deported last year to Bulgaria,
Speaker 2: where he first entered the European Union, but that because.
Speaker 1: He disappeared for a time.
Speaker 8: So what do we do.
Speaker 1: We banned knives, band knives. You know, it's funny.
Speaker 2: We don't live in the Middle Ages here in the
Speaker 2: United States. I carry a knife every single day, and
Speaker 2: you know what, there is not a day that goes
Speaker 2: by that I do not use it. Open boxes with it,
Speaker 2: open letters with it. I cut strings and chords with it.
Speaker 2: It's got me out of a bunch of jams, you know,
Speaker 2: like you're looking for a tools like, oh wait a second,
Speaker 2: I got a knife right here. Can be used for
Speaker 2: a multitude of things, a very practical, common sense thing
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Speaker 2: as a weapon of self defense, if that ever came
Speaker 2: to that. But it has utilitarian function. There are a
Speaker 2: multitude of reasons to carry one. And I remember a
Speaker 2: day when I was in the Boy Scouts, you know,
Speaker 2: in K through twelve.
Speaker 11: I was.
Speaker 2: I quit Boy Scouts before, you know, senior in high school,
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Speaker 2: BSA right there on it on the emblem. And you
Speaker 2: know what, I used it for a multipitude of logical,
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Speaker 2: It's not the gun. It's the person holding them and
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Speaker 7: Guns do.
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Speaker 2: Six fifty two fifty five KOSV Talks stations. I mentioned
Speaker 2: the knives. I'm getting into a back and forth with
Speaker 2: my friend Eric. I regularly point out, or at least
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Speaker 2: favorite gun store sells my favorite brand of knives, Microtech.
Speaker 2: He says, I prefer my ban Tang, which I didn't
Speaker 2: know what that was until he sent me a photograph
Speaker 2: of it. Doesn't look like it's a really practical knife
Speaker 2: to be carrying around, though.
Speaker 3: Eric.
Speaker 2: Anyhow, go over to Las Vegas and the remaining time
Speaker 2: in this segment, you feel free to call I always
Speaker 2: enjoy I'd rather talk to you if I won three
Speaker 2: seven four nine fifty two three talk. Election officials in
Speaker 2: Clark County, Nevada. That would be Las Vegas County Sea
Speaker 2: Clark count of Nevada. They're now having to investigate residents
Speaker 2: who have registered to vote citing there at strip clubs, casinos,
Speaker 2: gas stations, and other commercial business addresses. A group called
Speaker 2: the Public Interest Legal Foundation found out that a lot
Speaker 2: of residents in Clark County had listed these commercial businesses
Speaker 2: as their addresses on their voter registration and sadly, in Nevada,
Speaker 2: election officials mail out ballots to all registered voters in
Speaker 2: the state. So if you listed the Strip Club as
Speaker 2: your address, the Strip Club is going to get your ballot. Obviously,
Speaker 2: this creates major concerns for folks who were concerned about
Speaker 2: the integrity the election. According to Breitbart's reporting, among the
Speaker 2: seemingly faulty voter registrations listed by these lawyers for the
Speaker 2: Public Interests Legal Foundation, registrants listed Larry Flint's Hustler Club,
Speaker 2: A seven to eleven, Chavello's Mexican Bar and Grill, Harry
Speaker 2: Reid International Airport, and a Minnie Martin smoke show, among others,
Speaker 2: as the primary addresses. They asked the Clark County registrar,
Speaker 2: Loreen and Pertilla to clean up the voter roles in
Speaker 2: June this year. She refused, so they filed a lawsuit,
Speaker 2: prompting her to do her job and investigate the faulty
Speaker 2: voter registrations rather than or rather and remove them from
Speaker 2: the voter roles. According to the president, Christian Jay Christian
Speaker 2: Adams of this Public Interest Legal Foundation, he said because
Speaker 2: of pills lawsuit, Clark County was forced to investigate crazy
Speaker 2: addresses listed as residences on the voter roll, including these
Speaker 2: strip clubs, casinos, and gas stations. Without this litigation, mail
Speaker 2: in ballots would have gone to those addresses. If Nevada's
Speaker 2: going to continue to run its elections by automatically mailing
Speaker 2: a ballot at every active registered voter, it needs to
Speaker 2: do a better job of identifying improper voter registrations.
Speaker 1: AMN.
Speaker 2: Those are not residences, they say. Faulty voter registrations have
Speaker 2: long been an issue for Clark County. Back in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty presidential election, this Public Interest Legal Foundation found more
Speaker 2: than ninety two thousand mail in ballots sent to active
Speaker 2: registered voters in Clark County ended up bouncing as undeliverable,
Speaker 2: seven percent of the total one point two mail in
Speaker 2: ballots that were sent out in the county. Wow, that
Speaker 2: is a significant amount. Six fifty five ifty five krs
Speaker 2: DE talk station. We have some time to talk after
Speaker 2: the top of the ORO News and George Brunneman is
Speaker 2: going to return to the program talk about the big
Speaker 2: event tomorrow night at the West Side Institution, that is
Speaker 2: the farm where Congressman Davison is going to be speaking.
Speaker 2: That'll take place at seven thirty. Coming up in a
Speaker 2: little more than an hour, Tech editor Colin Maydine for
Speaker 2: the inside scoop of the Bright bart News about the
Speaker 2: Telegram arrest in England and Daniel Davis Deep Dive at
Speaker 2: eight thirty.
Speaker 1: I'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: In today.
Speaker 2: One hour from now we get Tech editor Colin made
Speaker 2: I is going to be talking about Telegram and the
Speaker 2: founder of Telegram being arrested for allegedly being responsible for
Speaker 2: what other people post on the social media site Welcome
Speaker 2: to the European Union.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Then on the heels of the announcement from Mark Zuckerberg
Speaker 2: and thanks to Christopher Smith and Chining on this, he
Speaker 2: goes man, that's scary stuff. Yeah, Mark Zuckerberg, you know,
Speaker 2: responding to the investigation by Jim Jordan, he penned a
Speaker 2: letter that they got just yesterday pointing out that the
Speaker 2: Biden Harris administration did censor and pressured them to censor
Speaker 2: a lot of information, most notably surrounding COVID nineteen. I
Speaker 2: thought it's a rather frank admission from the otherwise what
Speaker 2: it perceived to be very left leaning Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot of talk right now about how
Speaker 2: the US government interacts with companies like Meta, and I
Speaker 2: want to be clear about our position.
Speaker 1: Our platforms are for everyone.
Speaker 2: We're about promoting speech and helping people connect in a
Speaker 2: safe and secure way. As part of this, we regularly
Speaker 2: hear from governments around the world and others with various
Speaker 2: concerns around public discourse and public safety. He pointed out
Speaker 2: back in twenty One's twenty twenty one senior officials from
Speaker 2: the Biden administration, as well as others in the White
Speaker 2: House and his words, repeatedly pressured our teams four months
Speaker 2: to censor certain COVID nineteen content. And what just really
Speaker 2: pisses me off, if I may be so bold, interjecting
Speaker 2: into his quote, apologies, they were pressured to censor humor
Speaker 2: and satire.
Speaker 1: What a sorry state of affairs.
Speaker 2: You can't even joke the babylon Bee could post something
Speaker 2: COVID related about a mask or social distancing, and you
Speaker 2: and I were making fun of it at the time,
Speaker 2: and oh no, no, we can't have that. And as
Speaker 2: it turns out, we were all right, many of us anyway,
Speaker 2: made fun of, demeaned, dissed, and censored at the behest
Speaker 2: of a government, our government. He said, I believe the
Speaker 2: government pressure was wrong, and I regret that we were
Speaker 2: not more outspoken about it. Ultimately, it was our decision
Speaker 2: whether or not to take contact down, and we own
Speaker 2: our decisions, including COVID nineteen related changes we made to
Speaker 2: our enforcement in the wake of this pressure. So he
Speaker 2: admitted they got pressured, and he admitted they conceded and
Speaker 2: capitulated a pressure. And why would someone out there in
Speaker 2: the world capitulate, Well, go back to the government's lettered agencies.
Speaker 2: When they go on the attack against you because of
Speaker 2: your affiliation to any particular mindset, you're in jeopardy. Government
Speaker 2: are the ones that regulate Government, are the ones that
Speaker 2: create rules that might ruin or put you out of business.
Speaker 2: Lowest learners irs one after conservative groups and not allowing
Speaker 2: them to form five oh, one C three's or non
Speaker 2: not for profit corporations. Why because you're on the wrong
Speaker 2: side of the political ledger airic holders, Justice Department and
Speaker 2: every Justice department since then pressuring companies that they don't
Speaker 2: like to bend to their will. Banks do not work
Speaker 2: with firearms manufacturers, or you're going to be subject to
Speaker 2: a bank audit. And when you hear those words, you
Speaker 2: tend to bend to the government's will. Always remember, government
Speaker 2: never creates rights, They can only take them away. Our
Speaker 2: founding fathers recognize this and embodied that very concept into
Speaker 2: the Bill of Rights. And so we hear having on
Speaker 2: you from Zuckerberg's own lips. I also think we made
Speaker 2: some choices that, with the benefit of hindsight and new information,
Speaker 2: we wouldn't may today. Like I said our teams to
Speaker 2: our teams at the time, I feel strongly that we
Speaker 2: should not compromise our content standards to pressure from any
Speaker 2: administration in either direction, and we're ready to push back
Speaker 2: as something like this happens. Well, he said that to
Speaker 2: his teams at the time, and yet in the same
Speaker 2: letter to Jim Jordan and the folks investigating this, he
Speaker 2: admitted that he capitulated the government. And I love that
Speaker 2: with the benefit of hindsight comment because that really just
Speaker 2: knocks the whole point home, doesn't it. That content that
Speaker 2: was censored ended up being the truth and move overway
Speaker 2: from COVID censoring content related to Hunter Biden's laptop.
Speaker 1: They did that too.
Speaker 2: He didn't bring that up in a letter. But our
Speaker 2: government was behind organizing those fifties so called learned people
Speaker 2: in the know people, intelligence community experts, former CIA directors.
Speaker 1: This has all the.
Speaker 2: Earmarks and hallmarks of Russian disinformation why and interestingly enough,
Speaker 2: the FBI was pressuring, you know, in other organizations, loted
Speaker 2: agencies within the government were pressuring social media to get
Speaker 2: to remove that when they knew.
Speaker 1: At the time it was true. We found this out later.
Speaker 2: Zuckerberger yesterday's letter wrote about the throttling of Hunter Biden's
Speaker 2: laptop story. He wrote that the FBI warned his company
Speaker 2: about quote a potential Russian disinformation operation close quote regarding
Speaker 2: the Biden family in Barissima in advance of the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty election. Fact if checkers reviewed the story and temporarily
Speaker 2: demoted any of your posts related to Hunter Biden's laptop
Speaker 2: in advanced of the election, and again the FBI pressure
Speaker 2: on Facebook to censor this content. And I'm sure that
Speaker 2: Facebook and Meta were not the only social media companies
Speaker 2: that they were pressuring. You know, they were in in
Speaker 2: X before, in Twitter before it became X, and every
Speaker 2: other social media platform out there. Hell, my understanding is
Speaker 2: they had offices within those companies are lettered agencies controlling content.
Speaker 2: So Hunter Biden's laptop comes out. The FBI knew at
Speaker 2: the time it was true, it was real. They had
Speaker 2: all kinds of corroborating evidence. Matter of fact, the Hunter
Speaker 2: Biden laptop corroborated a bunch of evidence that they had
Speaker 2: already independently collected when they were investigating Hunter Biden himself.
Speaker 1: It matched up.
Speaker 2: Emails to and from people on Hunter Biden's laptop. They
Speaker 2: went to the people to and from, like, you know,
Speaker 2: an email to X guy from Hunter Biden. They go
Speaker 2: to X guy and say, hey, were you involved in
Speaker 2: this communication? And that guy says, yeah, Look here, I replied,
Speaker 2: it's right there on Hunter Biden's laptop. That's my email.
Speaker 2: They knew it, and yet they pressured social media to
Speaker 2: remove that content from their platform, to deprive you of
Speaker 2: valuable information in advance of the twenty twenty election. This
Speaker 2: is frightening stuff, he says. It has since been made
Speaker 2: clear that the reporting was not Russian disinformation, and in retrospect,
Speaker 2: we shouldn't have demoted this story now, he says, As
Speaker 2: of now, we've changed our policies and practice are in
Speaker 2: processes to make sure this doesn't happen again. For instance,
Speaker 2: we no longer temporarily demote things in the United States
Speaker 2: while waiting for fact checkers. So you're common about the
Speaker 2: mask and the idea that it didn't do anything and
Speaker 2: people were wasting their time, which turned out you were right.
Speaker 1: Lots of studies came out since then.
Speaker 2: So under the new rules and practices, at least as
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg articulated them to Congressman Jim Jordan, they will
Speaker 2: allow that content to stay up until the fact checkers
Speaker 2: are done. And ask yourself this question, who are the
Speaker 2: fact checkers?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are they gonna wait for the Journal of American Medicine
Speaker 2: and Learned scholarly treatises to come out having done research
Speaker 2: and looking into whether or not that mask actually keeps
Speaker 2: COVID nineteen particulate from floating out into the atmosphere. Or
Speaker 2: are they gonna go to Snopes full display folks right
Speaker 2: there for all to see, and let.
Speaker 1: Us see here.
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Speaker 2: Sevent nineteen, come with seven twenty fifty five KRC talk station. Yes, Rick,
Speaker 2: you are right, Rick says from history a list of
Speaker 2: unmoderated secret messaging platforms, the US Postal Service, the phone company,
Speaker 2: Western Union, and cream pointed on ENCRYPTID messages are and
Speaker 2: we're common from beginning of from the beginning of the service,
Speaker 2: and as he concludes, according to liberal logic, all of
Speaker 2: their officers should be imprisoned. Yeah, well, I suppose so
Speaker 2: you can say whatever you want and stick it in
Speaker 2: an envelope. I've pointed out many times that you can
Speaker 2: make a phone call and say whatever the hell you want.
Speaker 2: And of course, if you are engaged in activities that
Speaker 2: are criminal, that could come back to haunt you down
Speaker 2: the road. But you know, NSA maybe listen into your
Speaker 2: real time, but absince search for it. That evidence would
Speaker 2: not be admissible in a court of law. Then HEED
Speaker 2: probably cause any warrant to listen to those communications unlike
Speaker 2: apparently social media, and Marcia is right as well if
Speaker 2: you're a little jaded and cynical that Mark Zuckerberg comments
Speaker 2: about the way things are versus the way things have been.
Speaker 2: Marcia pointed out to me in a quick message here
Speaker 2: say it's no different than it was before. It actually
Speaker 2: thinks more content is being censored. Friends are posting screenshots
Speaker 2: daily of posts that have been removed with threats of
Speaker 2: putting them in Facebook jail. Yes, I have many friends
Speaker 2: who share that same experience, So at least he was
Speaker 2: honest in his letter pointing out the history of this
Speaker 2: and that he did succumb to government pressure and who
Speaker 2: among us probably wouldn't under those circumstances. I mentioned others
Speaker 2: who are a jumping ship in favor of Donald Trump
Speaker 2: on the heels of rfk's announcement. The party that waged
Speaker 2: continual legal warfare against both Trump and myself, he said,
Speaker 2: ran a sham primary, he pointed out to his prime
Speaker 2: Democrat friends. Tulsey Gabbert, she serves as the Democratic representative
Speaker 2: for Hawaii's second Congressional District twenty thirteen to twenty twenty one,
Speaker 2: exited the Democrat Party in twenty two because it was,
Speaker 2: in her words, an elitist cabal of warmongers. She's now
Speaker 2: an independent, she has been since twenty twenty two. She
Speaker 2: too has thrown her hat into the ring with former
Speaker 2: President Donald Trump. We as Americans must stand together to
Speaker 2: reject this anti freedom culture of political retaliation and abuse
Speaker 2: of power. We can't allow our country to be destroyed
Speaker 2: by politicians who will put their own power ahead of
Speaker 2: their interests of the American people, our freedom, and our future.
Speaker 2: Said that in Detroit yesterday. I am proud to stand
Speaker 2: here before you today, she said, whether you're a Democrat
Speaker 2: or Republican or independent, if you love our country as
Speaker 2: I do, if you cherish peace and freedom as we do,
Speaker 2: I invite you to join me doing all that we
Speaker 2: can to save our country and elect President Donald Jay
Speaker 2: Trump and send him back to the White House to
Speaker 2: do the tough work of saving our country and serving
Speaker 2: the people. So one more, she ran for a Democrat
Speaker 2: presidential candidate. You may recall that she also tore into
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris back then, making fun of her for criminalizing
Speaker 2: and jailing fifteen hundred plus people for smoking weed, and
Speaker 2: then cackling with laughter about it when she was asked
Speaker 2: whether she smoked weed herself, which she apparently did. I
Speaker 2: don't know if she said anything about not inhaling, though,
Speaker 2: thanks to Jeff who forwarded me the article I did
Speaker 2: see about the Rivian plant that I guess dozens and
Speaker 2: dozens of Rivian trucks caught on fire and took the
Speaker 2: fire department, of course, hours to let them burn out,
Speaker 2: because that's the default way of dealing with a battery
Speaker 2: operated carfire. There obviously hell bent on getting us all
Speaker 2: in electric vehicles, but maybe one of the components of
Speaker 2: doing that is jacking up car and rates. WHOA accorded
Speaker 2: data from the Bureau Labor Statistics. Since Harris and Biden
Speaker 2: took office between January twenty one and July of this year,
Speaker 2: car insurance has risen fifty four percent. I don't have
Speaker 2: to check what my car insurance rate is. New car
Speaker 2: prices up nineteen percent since they took office. Prices of
Speaker 2: used cars and trucks jumped twenty percent over the same time.
Speaker 2: And here's a fun fact, and I mentioned this in
Speaker 2: context of us my speaking for foreign exchange, where you
Speaker 2: can get your car fixed for less than the dealer
Speaker 2: average price. Of motor vehicle maintenance and repair has gone
Speaker 2: up thirty percent over the same time. Oh and then
Speaker 2: there's those pesky gas prices which did well. They have
Speaker 2: tapered off some obviously at record high under the Biden
Speaker 2: Harris administration. And finally, inflationary related news. I thought this
Speaker 2: was a rather interesting statistic. I saw the headline. I
Speaker 2: had to print it out just based on the headline,
Speaker 2: increase sausage demand could be a warring signal on the economy.
Speaker 2: They've this has been an uptick in people buying sausage
Speaker 2: because it's cheaper than I guess buying regular meat phrasing
Speaker 2: than a modest growth in the dinner sausage category for
Speaker 2: one producer, according to the Dallas Federal Reserve, Texas Manufacturing
Speaker 2: Outlook survey which came out yesterday, which they say underscores
Speaker 2: the trends of shoppers opting for cheaper products and pulling
Speaker 2: back spending. All together as the cumulative effects of inflation
Speaker 2: brought to you by the deciding votes of Kamala Harris,
Speaker 2: infusing more than five trillion additional dollars into an already
Speaker 2: seemingly overheated economy. Well, elections have consequences and votes have consequences.
Speaker 2: Seven twenty five. Very here from George Bruneman.
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Speaker 2: tomorrow of course, Judge Jennen of Politano and then one
Speaker 2: week from tomorrow listener Lunch going to be at Whedham
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Speaker 2: at fifty five krs dot com. He will be there,
Speaker 2: so I'm looking forward to seeing him. Lots of folks
Speaker 2: looking forward to going to the farm tomorrow night to
Speaker 2: see Congressman Warren Davidson, the man with the details. Welcome back, George,
Speaker 2: Brennan's always a pleasure to have you on the phone. George,
Speaker 2: Thanks a lot, Brian, It's great to be here. And
Speaker 2: I think the world of Congressman Warren Davidson. Just a
Speaker 2: solid regular guy, smart, ideas, great on the issues, conservative,
Speaker 2: fiscally responsible. He's everything we need in an elected official
Speaker 2: in Washington, d C. So he's doing a a a
Speaker 2: meeting tomorrow night at the Historic Farm on the West Side.
Speaker 7: Yes, is we got.
Speaker 11: He's coming in at six to do the podcast with
Speaker 11: Joe and I and then he'll be speaking at the meeting.
Speaker 11: The interesting thing with Warren is I just did some,
Speaker 11: you know, further research into into his background to get
Speaker 11: ready for this and oh my goodness, Army Ranger Notre
Speaker 11: Dame MBA. I mean, he's got the goods does And
Speaker 11: I like the fact that we've got businessmen stepping up
Speaker 11: to become, you know, our representatives. I think they have
Speaker 11: such a more practical vision of how to spend and
Speaker 11: take care of taxpayer money than career politicians.
Speaker 7: I mean, it's amazing.
Speaker 11: You've got Trump, You've got Bernie Marinovates out there. I mean,
Speaker 11: these guys know what they're doing. They've signed the front
Speaker 11: of the paycheck.
Speaker 1: That's the point, you know.
Speaker 2: And I'm glad you brought up Bernie Marino because you know,
Speaker 2: I'm shared Brown is trying to remake himself into some
Speaker 2: sort of moderate if you listen to his Actually, we
Speaker 2: just got I had a Shared Brown flyer yesterday.
Speaker 1: My wife saw it.
Speaker 2: I was just getting ready to throw the whole thing
Speaker 2: in the garbage, everything in the garbage, because most everything
Speaker 2: in the mailbox is garbage anymore. I don't even know
Speaker 2: why we get mails of it or six days a
Speaker 2: week but whatever.
Speaker 1: But uh, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I can't even remember what issue he was talking about.
Speaker 2: And she was looking at a going he doesn't mention this,
Speaker 2: he doesn't mention that it is. And I said, that's
Speaker 2: because those are all the things where you back him
Speaker 2: in a quarter. Because he was on the side of
Speaker 2: all the failed policies that brought about the problems you're
Speaker 2: talking about. How could he possibly bring those up? He's responsible.
Speaker 2: You get a guy like Bernie Marina, oh, you know,
Speaker 2: guy like Warren Davidson. You know, if you've been out
Speaker 2: there in the world, you know why the government regulations, rules,
Speaker 2: the taxation, all everything that they heat down upon businesses
Speaker 2: by mandates and edicts, how it harms business, and how
Speaker 2: it does not benefit society collectively. Those are the kind
Speaker 2: of people we need it. The people have actually lived
Speaker 2: with it and had to work through it and came
Speaker 2: from you know, basically nothing had worked their way up.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's it's absolutely amazing, and it's interesting that
Speaker 11: more and more the Republican Party is the party of
Speaker 11: the workers, right. The Democrats have embraced such extreme positions
Speaker 11: that you know, anyone who actually knows what they're trying
Speaker 11: to do would never vote for that. Their entire you know,
Speaker 11: modus operandi at this point is just published lies to
Speaker 11: get elected.
Speaker 7: And then do whatever you want to do when you
Speaker 7: get in there.
Speaker 11: It's really on display with Sharon Brown and you know,
Speaker 11: cackling Kamala, I just they're they're running away from everything
Speaker 11: they've ever done to pretend there's something else, and then
Speaker 11: you know, we're supposed to be surprised when they go
Speaker 11: back to, you know, doing what they've been doing once
Speaker 11: they're elected. The beautiful thing about Warren is he seems
Speaker 11: to be extremely genuine. He's very soft spoken. I've met
Speaker 11: quite a few rangers and Navy seals, and this guy's
Speaker 11: they've got that calm, but you know, right under the surface,
Speaker 11: you just don't want to with these guys.
Speaker 15: They they know a hundred ways to kill you with
Speaker 15: a toothpick, right, and he doesn't come across that way.
Speaker 15: I mean, he's got that calm about him. And in
Speaker 15: the last year or so he has really come out
Speaker 15: of his Shell. I mean, I hope he's not embarrassed
Speaker 15: by that, but I always felt like he was very quiet.
Speaker 11: You never heard about Warren. Now he's becoming a national headline.
Speaker 11: He's he's got a conservative rating better than Jim Jordan. WHOA,
Speaker 11: I did not know that. Yeah, it's always bout four points,
Speaker 11: but it's better.
Speaker 1: I didn't think that was even possible, right, But I mean, he's.
Speaker 11: Coming out really strong on really complicated issues, like you know,
Speaker 11: the central bank digital currency that will bring down our system,
Speaker 11: and he actually understands it.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: It's It's funny because I start, I'm glad you brought
Speaker 2: that up because it was something that I had. I
Speaker 2: was remissing my obligations to bring it up because I'd
Speaker 2: actually written it down. There was an article from Bloomberg,
Speaker 2: very very left leaning in the sense that it blames
Speaker 2: that all of these terror actions, like for example, the
Speaker 2: attacks on power grids. They keep pointing to right wing
Speaker 2: extremists and right wing online organizations, and they're coordinating these
Speaker 2: right wing attacks, et cetera. But power goes out, we
Speaker 2: all suffer and it's easy to apparently, to knock out
Speaker 2: a power station. They documented quite a few of these
Speaker 2: that had happened, but there you go. You and and
Speaker 2: one of the recommendations that I had a separate article
Speaker 2: about all the things that you should have in terms
Speaker 2: of preparing for when the lights go out, you know,
Speaker 2: those evil preppers out there who are now are becoming
Speaker 2: sort of the norm these days. And one was a
Speaker 2: pile of cash. And right next to that, I wrote,
Speaker 2: crypto doesn't work when the power's out. How can the
Speaker 2: hell can you buy anything if there's no power on?
Speaker 6: Ah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, Uh.
Speaker 7: Power is one of the things that is like our
Speaker 7: achilles here in the United States. It's our heel.
Speaker 11: We you if you had a more distributed power system,
Speaker 11: I mean, it would have been much more, make more
Speaker 11: if it was by neighborhood instead of an entire county
Speaker 11: going to the exact same spot to get your power.
Speaker 11: Anytime you have a central point like that, it's so
Speaker 11: easy to wipe it out. And if you lose power,
Speaker 11: well then you know, like a day later, you're going
Speaker 11: to lose water. And once you've lose water, I mean,
Speaker 11: nothing else matters other than getting clean water.
Speaker 2: That is true, and you need water more than you
Speaker 2: need food. You can go quite a long time with
Speaker 2: that food, but you can only go what a three
Speaker 2: days I think without water.
Speaker 7: It's just dirty water is worse than none at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, that's why one of the things you might
Speaker 2: have is some tablets to you know, to to to
Speaker 2: decontaminate any you know, water you might retrieve out of
Speaker 2: a creek or something like that, or a filtration system
Speaker 2: to do that. It's on the list of things you're
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Speaker 1: Have in your home.
Speaker 11: I'm actually terrified anymore. And how quick things turn into
Speaker 11: discussions of what do you do when you know the
Speaker 11: stuff hits the fan? But it does feel like that,
Speaker 11: doesn't It feels like we're on the edge of something
Speaker 11: not good at all?
Speaker 2: Well, we I think it's there's nothing wrong with coming
Speaker 2: with with with having that perception. It's not that we're
Speaker 2: all living gloom and doom. But we need to think forward.
Speaker 2: And obviously this is a very contentious selection. Many people
Speaker 2: are talking about, oh my god, what if and fill
Speaker 2: in the blank, what if Kamala Harris get gets elected.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, the right ringer is going to take
Speaker 2: it to the street. It's going to be revolution. If
Speaker 2: Donald Trump gets elected, Oh my god, all the anti
Speaker 2: five BLM and everybody else is going to take to
Speaker 2: the street. That's a concern in and of itself. You
Speaker 2: need to forward think and be a little prepared for it. George,
Speaker 2: hold on. We didn't get to the event specifics, so
Speaker 2: I want to hold you over. We'll have more conversation
Speaker 2: along these lines, but I must break right now. We'll
Speaker 2: bring back George Freneman to give you the details about
Speaker 2: tomorrow's event seven.
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Speaker 2: Bart news editor Colin Manine tech editor is going to
Speaker 2: talk about the guy that was arrested in in Europe
Speaker 2: for just owning telegram. In the meantime, George Runaman's on
Speaker 2: the phone. We're talking about the event and get to
Speaker 2: the details of it tomorrow night at the farm featuring
Speaker 2: Congressman Warren Davidson, who is a just a terrific guy.
Speaker 2: As George was demonstrating, his background, his credentials, his ideas,
Speaker 2: and his experience all make him a very worthy candidate
Speaker 2: and someone who is rising in popularity as well as
Speaker 2: gaining prominence nationally. So what what the George? What are
Speaker 2: the details about tomorrow night? What are we going to
Speaker 2: do with how we need to be there? What's involved?
Speaker 1: Cool?
Speaker 7: So tomorrow it's our Wednesday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is tomorrow.
Speaker 11: It is I Farm, which is on Anderson Ferry in
Speaker 11: del High Maybe a little bit difficult to get to,
Speaker 11: but it's definitely worth the visit. Doors open at five
Speaker 11: thirty and we'll begin serving food around six, and it's
Speaker 11: it's the farm chicken and sides and desserts and all
Speaker 11: the stuff you're used to there. You can buy as
Speaker 11: little as much as you want. Is great food. The
Speaker 11: beauty now is at six o'clock. After the dinner starts.
Speaker 11: We do the live podcast recording while you're eating, so
Speaker 11: you can listen in yell out questions, you know, get
Speaker 11: some additional information about born.
Speaker 1: An an interactive podcast.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's actually worked out quite well, and you know,
Speaker 11: having Joe there just adds another you know, not professional
Speaker 11: it sounds when we're done, thanks to the plug for Strecker.
Speaker 2: Because Joe Strecker does podcasts as a side gig. You know,
Speaker 2: he's got five jobs because of course he needs to
Speaker 2: considering he needs a supplement his pay. But if you
Speaker 2: ever want to do a podcast, just get in touch
Speaker 2: with Joe Strecker. He's wonderful at that. Oh and very simple.
Speaker 2: And then the meeting will start shows well, very simple
Speaker 2: to work with, that's for sure. It's interesting.
Speaker 11: After the last meeting, we had several people come up
Speaker 11: afterwards and say, was that Joe Striker. I hear about
Speaker 11: him all the time, but I've never seen him before.
Speaker 1: There you have it.
Speaker 2: You can see Joe Strecker live and in person. He'll
Speaker 2: sign autograph too.
Speaker 7: There you go.
Speaker 11: Yeah, right, So the meeting is going to focus not
Speaker 11: just on Warren, but we've got Gabe Gardini. I think
Speaker 11: you've talked to him before at turning point actions, Oh yeah,
Speaker 11: he's young guy, very energetic, extremely well spoken. He's going
Speaker 11: to be talking about how to use their app to
Speaker 11: go door to door. We'll talk a little bit about
Speaker 11: the Cincinnati property tax petition that's going around now, Oh,
Speaker 11: Adam Camber will be there to talk about that.
Speaker 2: That's the one where you take six hundred million out
Speaker 2: of the railroad fund. You put it in a fund
Speaker 2: to generate earned money and invested money. So they helped
Speaker 2: people deal with the property taxes that have gone up
Speaker 2: through the room.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, what a great idea to force him to
Speaker 11: use the money for something people actually could use.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, normally I just reject something like that
Speaker 2: out of hand, but considering that every single property owner
Speaker 2: would benefit from it, they're not going to do a
Speaker 2: means test on that. But it does take away the
Speaker 2: flexibility of sin Sei City Council and I have to
Speaker 2: have per ball to use those funds for something like
Speaker 2: a streetcar extension. Now it's got to go directly to
Speaker 2: the people, which is kind of a neat concept. Yeah,
Speaker 2: what a great idea.
Speaker 11: So anyway, the focus is going to be on how
Speaker 11: to get involved in the election, and then you know,
Speaker 11: next month our meeting is going to be concentrating on
Speaker 11: you know, here's the actual work. We need people to
Speaker 11: sign up. How are you going to help you know,
Speaker 11: how are you going to prevent you know, the fall
Speaker 11: of the United States essentially at the national level, but
Speaker 11: even locally we have, you know, so many important things
Speaker 11: with the judges, Melissa Powers for problem, heuter to Neal
Speaker 11: for sheriff. So that'll be the focus next month. But
Speaker 11: you know, having Warren there is really interesting. And you
Speaker 11: were the MC for his town hall he did out
Speaker 11: in Green Townships. Yeah, and I found it extremely interesting
Speaker 11: that he let off with discussion of the assassination attempt,
Speaker 11: and the conclusion was basically, you know, this cannot be
Speaker 11: just in confidence. The errors were so gross and negligence
Speaker 11: so bad, it had to be on purpose. So we're
Speaker 11: going to be talking to him a little bit about
Speaker 11: that as well, because I was listening to Bongino's podcasts
Speaker 11: on Monday and they still don't have any any reasons
Speaker 11: whatsoever for why that whole swath of territory was left
Speaker 11: open for a sniper to get in there and take
Speaker 11: a shot at the president.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, kill somebody in the audience.
Speaker 2: And this after what was it the FBI or whoever
Speaker 2: whatever lettered agency came out and specifically confirming that the
Speaker 2: Iranians want to kill Trump for offing SOLEMONI I mean
Speaker 2: and others as well. But you know they, I mean,
Speaker 2: there is a they. They're on the record saying they
Speaker 2: want to do it. So in a situation of all
Speaker 2: the Iranians who hate us and all the potential terrorist
Speaker 2: cells we've got in our country thanks to the open border,
Speaker 2: it's certainly a legitimate concern. And you think that security
Speaker 2: would be a hell of a lot more beefed up
Speaker 2: than it was just based upon that alone.
Speaker 11: Well, and you can't look at that. I mean I
Speaker 11: remember watching it in real time, and you see, you know,
Speaker 11: the one secrets. Well, I don't think she was Secret Service.
Speaker 11: I think she was Homeland. She couldn't even reholster her
Speaker 11: pistol correctly. Yeah, I mean, isn't that like the first
Speaker 11: thing you alone learn and concealed carry is how to
Speaker 11: put it back in the in the holster.
Speaker 7: It was just an incompetence, it was.
Speaker 11: I don't know how she didn't get fired or just
Speaker 11: quit after you know that video came out. Apparently she's
Speaker 11: on Jade Vansa's detail.
Speaker 13: Now.
Speaker 1: Oh that's got to give him real comfort, which has.
Speaker 7: Got to be thrilling.
Speaker 11: Anyway, Tomorrow night should be extremely interesting. I encourage people
Speaker 11: to come out. Last month, we filled the one room.
Speaker 11: We're really hoping to break open the doors and fill
Speaker 11: the whole place tonight tomorrow night, because I think it's
Speaker 11: worth hearing, you know, straight from somebody that's involved in
Speaker 11: the muck in d C. Yeah, and to get his
Speaker 11: impression of how things are starting to look with the election.
Speaker 11: There's so much changing there. First the you know, the
Speaker 11: coup against Biden, and now we've got RFK Junior coming
Speaker 11: into the Trump camp, Tulsi Garrett coming into the Trump camp.
Speaker 11: This is this is great stuff. So it's gonna be
Speaker 11: an interesting discussion. I encourage you to get there and
Speaker 11: get there early. Yeah, it's been interesting the podcast. We
Speaker 11: have the place pack now at six o'clock to listen in.
Speaker 11: So it's been working out really great.
Speaker 2: I'm glad you're doing that podcast with some interaction from
Speaker 2: the audience that that really gives a great opportunity for
Speaker 2: people to ask questions on the fly and you know,
Speaker 2: the any thing about it. Unlike Kamala Harris who keeps
Speaker 2: hiding at you know, Warren Davidson Hill entertained question on
Speaker 2: any subject.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, yeah, I've always been impressed by Warren the
Speaker 11: other guy that'll take any question is Bernie Marino. I've
Speaker 11: seen him hit with some really crazy stuff and he'll
Speaker 11: come back immediately with a logical, pract take a way answer.
Speaker 1: These guys are top notch.
Speaker 11: I feel we're privileged this time around to have that
Speaker 11: kind of quality running.
Speaker 7: For some of these offices.
Speaker 2: Well, that is true, and everybody in the listening audience,
Speaker 2: there's a part you can play. I know I have
Speaker 2: Americans for Prosperity on all the time. Afpaction dot Com
Speaker 2: is a way to do that. But show up at
Speaker 2: the meeting tomorrow night and you'll get some resources and
Speaker 2: tools to help you become engaged and help out in
Speaker 2: any way possible, because every little bit counts, right, George Brenneman,
Speaker 2: Absolutely AFP will be there tomorrow night as well. That's wonderful.
Speaker 2: They are really great at helping giving people the schools,
Speaker 2: the skills and the tool and the tools they need
Speaker 2: to reach out to folks in a very rational, common sense,
Speaker 2: non argumentative way. Just to get the point across. George Brenman,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for coming on the show and
Speaker 2: what you do for America. Generally speaking, the farmer is
Speaker 2: the place to be tomorrow night. Joe Strekker will put
Speaker 2: the details up at fifty five. Caresee dot comic case
Speaker 2: you couldn't take notes while we were talking, George, we'll
Speaker 2: talk again real soon. Take care of yourself, my brother,
Speaker 2: Thanks brain, my pleasure.
Speaker 1: Pleasure.
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Speaker 5: I T B A R T Breitbart dot Com. Some
Speaker 5: great reporting there and of course outside of the the
Speaker 5: legacy media Columbada, and welcome back to the fifty five
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Speaker 5: on today and the timing couldn't be better, considering what
Speaker 5: happened to paveld Durrov.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, Brian happy to be here with you.
Speaker 2: He was the founder of this apparently wildly, wildly popular
Speaker 2: social media program. It's a platform I guess now to
Speaker 2: a Twitter or a TikTok or something, but it's called telegram.
Speaker 2: And he was arrested not from what he did, but
Speaker 2: apparently what he didn't do. He allowed people to speak
Speaker 2: their mind and engage in the free exercise of ideas,
Speaker 2: including some kind of terrible stuff, you know, terrorism and
Speaker 2: racism or whatever whatever. The European Union is deemed in
Speaker 2: its infinite wisdom to be verboten. He got arrested for
Speaker 2: it merely because he provided the platform. Are they not
Speaker 2: aware of? Like, for example, Colin, I have to throw
Speaker 2: this one out there. You can say whatever you want
Speaker 2: and some whatever you want through the mail, You can
Speaker 2: talk to and say whatever you want on a telephone,
Speaker 2: and you can even go right now, I'm looking at
Speaker 2: it to Amazon and get a copy of the Anarchist Cookbook, which,
Speaker 2: according to the author I detailed advice concerning electronics, sabotage,
Speaker 2: surveillance date on everything from bugs to scramblers. There's a
Speaker 2: comprehensive chapter on natural, non lethal and lethal weapons, running
Speaker 2: the gamut from cattle prodz to submachine guns to bows
Speaker 2: and arrows. The section on explosives and booby trap arranges
Speaker 2: from TNT to whistle traps goes on.
Speaker 8: But there it is.
Speaker 1: It's free speech. It's a published book. You can go
Speaker 1: buy it. They're not being held accountable for that, Colin.
Speaker 3: You know, it's a great point, Brian, and it's France
Speaker 3: looks worse and worse every day as this telegram situation unfolds.
Speaker 3: And there's a number of reasons why. The latest is
Speaker 3: you know, they're coming at him. One of the charges
Speaker 3: is related to, you know, child pornography being spread on
Speaker 3: this platform and you know, related sexual imagery. Now, the
Speaker 3: problem with that is the greatest spreader of child pornography
Speaker 3: and discussing sexual imagery on Earth is Mark Zuckerberg on
Speaker 3: Instagram and Facebook. You don't see him quicking in his
Speaker 3: boots worrying about France arresting him. So what we're seeing
Speaker 3: here because the political prosecution, you know, being covered up
Speaker 3: as oh it's for the children, and oh it's the
Speaker 3: fight drugs. Is you know kind of familiar language does
Speaker 3: in the US, we see the left saying that, you know,
Speaker 3: this is why we got a combat free speech. To me,
Speaker 3: what's really going on here is an extension of what
Speaker 3: we've seen unfolding around all of Europe, like in the UK.
Speaker 3: The problem to these powerful governments aren't the crimes being committed,
Speaker 3: like the horrible, horrific knife murders of children. The problem
Speaker 3: isn't that crime. The problem is people talking about that crime.
Speaker 3: That's what England is throwing people in jail for. And
Speaker 3: now France has thrown this guy. You know, he made
Speaker 3: the unfortunate decision to take French citizenship, which I don't
Speaker 3: think anyone should ever do that. I would advise against it,
Speaker 3: just not because it's France. But in this case, you know,
Speaker 3: this Russian born guy has his platform with a couple
Speaker 3: of billion users, and he landed at an airport to
Speaker 3: go to his house and he was thrown in jail.
Speaker 3: And the reason is the government doesn't like what people
Speaker 3: are saying to each other on his platform.
Speaker 2: But again, nothing more horrific than the exploitation of children
Speaker 2: for any reason whatsoever.
Speaker 1: It is a crime to do that.
Speaker 2: If people are exchanging this information on this social media platform,
Speaker 2: they are engaging in criminal activity, I will admit. But
Speaker 2: then again, if you want child porn, I suppose you
Speaker 2: could put in the US mail and mail it to
Speaker 2: whoever you want to send it to. The US mail
Speaker 2: is not going to be responsible for the content of
Speaker 2: what's in any given envelope or container. You have committed
Speaker 2: a crime. They could go after the people who perpetrated
Speaker 2: these acts of horrific evil by virtue of them being
Speaker 2: and having a presence on this particular site. It would
Speaker 2: make their job that much easier, it seems to me, Colin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you want to clean up child pornography, and
Speaker 3: I certainly do it. Yeah, But you know, it's a
Speaker 3: major issue that we cover extensively at Bright part.
Speaker 7: It's one of the largest problems.
Speaker 3: On the Internet is grooming and child pornography and how
Speaker 3: those crimes are facilitated by the Internet. You don't go
Speaker 3: after the head of the platform, with the exception of
Speaker 3: trying to force them to actually enforce rules and figure
Speaker 3: these things out. You go after the people spreading it,
Speaker 3: because there's people making millions of dollars, if not billions,
Speaker 3: in facilitating these crimes. So you know that's not Francis answer.
Speaker 3: Francis answer is we must arrest this guy and try
Speaker 3: to shut down his platform because of these you know,
Speaker 3: these trumped charges essentially.
Speaker 2: Well, and moving away from the obvious horrors of child
Speaker 2: pornography over to what you pointed out is happening in England.
Speaker 2: That is political discourse. If there are people rioting in
Speaker 2: the streets, people are going to have comments on it.
Speaker 2: They're either going to approve it, they're going to be
Speaker 2: against it. They're going to point to the evil doers
Speaker 2: and make comments about them. They're going to point to
Speaker 2: the perpetrators of violence and say things about them, either
Speaker 2: supportive or against them. And this is all important political discourse.
Speaker 2: But if you utter a syllable that, for whatever reason,
Speaker 2: in support of maybe the rioters who are upset about
Speaker 2: the state of the immigration system, that should be supported
Speaker 2: by government rather than going after people for their utterances.
Speaker 2: If they want to arrest someone who's broken the law,
Speaker 2: there they are right out in the street if they're
Speaker 2: breaking things, arrest them for their crimes. But you can't
Speaker 2: arrest me for having a comment in observation about those crimes.
Speaker 3: Well, Brian, you through no fault of your own because
Speaker 3: I share it have a very American centric view of speech.
Speaker 3: You know, what I've learned over my decade at Breitbart
Speaker 3: from working with people in Europe is Europeans don't think
Speaker 3: like US. Europeans don't think you have the right to
Speaker 3: say golly, these folks should not be murdering children with
Speaker 3: nice because they will.
Speaker 7: Throw you in jail for that.
Speaker 3: And I can tell you that some of my colleagues
Speaker 3: in Europe are privately making plans what do I do
Speaker 3: if I'm arrested for publishing the truth on Breitbart dot Com?
Speaker 3: What you know, how do I get my family out
Speaker 3: of the United Kingdom? You know, which is shocking to
Speaker 3: us to believe, because we consider these countries, you know, essentially.
Speaker 7: Equivalent to the US.
Speaker 3: You know, we look at English culture and think it,
Speaker 3: you know, in many ways it's very similar to us.
Speaker 3: But they use some funny words for things, right, Like
Speaker 3: they call potato chips crisps, and they're so silly, you know.
Speaker 3: In fact, there's a basic difference in how we consider
Speaker 3: free speech and associated topics. So where I'm kind of
Speaker 3: taking conversations on this subject with with people in America,
Speaker 3: is you need to reconsider a European vacation. You know,
Speaker 3: the Brian Thomas's of the world, the column the Darns
Speaker 3: of the world could get arrested if we go to Europe.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't think that's beyond the pale, because
Speaker 3: they really don't like the concept that you, Brian Thomas
Speaker 3: can sit down at a microphone and speak truth that
Speaker 3: the government doesn't like.
Speaker 1: That is so, you know, that's interesting. It's been that
Speaker 1: way for a long time.
Speaker 2: In France. I have a longtime friend. I went to
Speaker 2: church with him growing up, and he has been a
Speaker 2: French citizen for decades now. He married a French girl
Speaker 2: and he majored in France, so he's fluent in the language.
Speaker 2: But I was speaking out against our government over the
Speaker 2: dinner table once when he was in town, and he
Speaker 2: looked at me. He goes, wow, he goes, you know,
Speaker 2: you couldn't even say that kind of thing in France.
Speaker 8: What right?
Speaker 2: The first time I ever heard that, The first time
Speaker 2: I'd ever heard that. I'm like, it's like a core
Speaker 2: American principle is speaking out against the government and screaming
Speaker 2: your head off what these chuckleheads are doing to us?
Speaker 3: And There's another layer there, Brian, which is their media
Speaker 3: is even more captured by the establishment than ours. You know,
Speaker 3: I would joke that if you turned on CNN for
Speaker 3: a random French person, they would almost think it's scandalous
Speaker 3: and independent media, right, because when you look at like
Speaker 3: the AFP and lamand and these other French media sources,
Speaker 3: English media sources, they're not going to go outside of
Speaker 3: what the government wants. Unless it's things like we hack
Speaker 3: the cell phones of these celebrities and look look at
Speaker 3: the celebrity gossip there. They might have some free media,
Speaker 3: but when it's things like you know, major world issues
Speaker 3: and major national issues in these nations, they're marching to
Speaker 3: the be, to the government, you know, without exception. And
Speaker 3: that's why you know, we have many bright part readers
Speaker 3: in Europe because we have a London team and a
Speaker 3: focus on European affairs. And it's even shocking in our
Speaker 3: internal messaging systems when we see messages from lawyers saying
Speaker 3: things like don't talk about this because it's illegal. That's
Speaker 3: not something we normally hear in America. It's kind of
Speaker 3: contrary to our mindset. But the more I think about it, Brian,
Speaker 3: you know, don't you think the left.
Speaker 7: Would love for that to be how it is here?
Speaker 1: You know, they love for example, well, I mean, look
Speaker 1: what they went through. I mean, just hot news off
Speaker 1: the press.
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg's letter to Jim Jordan acknowledging that he was pressured
Speaker 2: by the Biden Harrison administration to suppress various topics of
Speaker 2: conversation which ultimately turned out to be true. Things we
Speaker 2: were saying about COVID nineteen during the time, as well
Speaker 2: as the comments about the Hunter Biden laptop, which, oh
Speaker 2: my god, with the benefit of hindsight, he says, we
Speaker 2: should have allowed that, and we promised we're not going
Speaker 2: to do that again until all the information's in and
Speaker 2: allow you to engage in the free discourse. And we
Speaker 2: all don't believe that as far as we could throw
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg from a mile away, but you know that's
Speaker 2: the point being that's what our government tried to do
Speaker 2: through internal pressure. You pointed out that, you know, Mark
Speaker 2: Zuckerberg isn't afraid of getting locked up. Maybe that's because
Speaker 2: he's got friends in the administration who have promised him
Speaker 2: we will never come after you.
Speaker 1: As long as you do our will.
Speaker 3: Well. Brian it's you know, he's even deeper than friends
Speaker 3: in the administration. She certainly has. You know, the one
Speaker 3: of the very top executives of a Facebook is the
Speaker 3: former Deputy Prime.
Speaker 7: Minister of the UK.
Speaker 3: You know, he's got juice with the global deep state.
Speaker 3: He's not losing any sleep about any anything posted on
Speaker 3: his platforms that are getting other tech CEOs arrested.
Speaker 2: Well, and Colin, do you feel that that is part
Speaker 2: of the problem with this unregulated, unmitigated flow of illegal
Speaker 2: immigrants into our country. As you point out, we are
Speaker 2: one of the few, if not only, countries on the
Speaker 2: planet that has a First Amendment that is very well protected.
Speaker 2: We literally can say, I mean, with very little exception,
Speaker 2: almost anything we want. We believe in the free exchange
Speaker 2: of ideas, and we believe that the more we talk
Speaker 2: about something, the more elevated our conversation becomes, and the more,
Speaker 2: you know, the better our solutions become. Through conversation the
Speaker 2: exchange of ideas. You have a bunch of people flowing
Speaker 2: in from the four corners of the globe that have
Speaker 2: no connection with that, and like my friend from France
Speaker 2: can't believe that we can even say things like that
Speaker 2: that's their mindset and that's culturally transforming.
Speaker 3: Well, that's right, and that's certainly what Europe's gone through,
Speaker 3: and that's what we're going through. And even in different ways.
Speaker 3: If you look at Canada, they flooded Canada with Indian
Speaker 3: immigrants who are not you know, they don't share the
Speaker 3: values of Canadians and they're not sort of becoming Canadians, right.
Speaker 3: I think what you've hit on is generation after generation,
Speaker 3: especially in this country, people do come from the four
Speaker 3: corners of the Earth and they learn English and their
Speaker 3: kids kind of come out as Americans, right, you know,
Speaker 3: first and second generation Americans from wherever they came from, Ukraine, Russia, Ireland,
Speaker 3: like my forefathers. That's how America's always worked. Now we're
Speaker 3: seeing folks come and it's not limited to one culture,
Speaker 3: one country. There's no incentives for that to happen. Rather,
Speaker 3: it's almost they're almost incentivized to keep their language and
Speaker 3: their culture and their values which are foreign on us.
Speaker 2: And of course they haven't become naturalized citizens of the
Speaker 2: appropriate immigration process where you are taught civics and the
Speaker 2: founding principles of our country. They don't even teach that
Speaker 2: to our own children and our own schools these days, Colin, No.
Speaker 7: They don't.
Speaker 3: They they're learning their genders and their gender identity flags,
Speaker 3: but not you know, the American flag and what it
Speaker 3: stands for. So you know, what I personally worry about
Speaker 3: is the result of what you've just described, the lack
Speaker 3: of integration and the lack of American values. To me,
Speaker 3: that weakens things like the First Amendment, because you have
Speaker 3: a generation who multiple generations now who would rather you
Speaker 3: not have the right to free speech if it is
Speaker 3: inconvenient for them or their side. And you know, as
Speaker 3: you know it certainly as a lawyer and as a
Speaker 3: talk show host, the First Amendment is exactly for pizza,
Speaker 3: that's not convenience, because no one needs to protect the
Speaker 3: speech that everyone agrees about, right, there's no rest in
Speaker 3: that speech.
Speaker 2: It shall be illegal for you to make an utterance
Speaker 2: that causes somebody else cognitive dissonance, Collin.
Speaker 3: And what and tech companies like you know, Facebook being
Speaker 3: one of the worst, have sort of taken that approach
Speaker 3: because you know what Zuckerberg and friends do is when
Speaker 3: Breitbart publishes articles about illegal immigration that are inconvenient and
Speaker 3: sure facts they don't like they use their algorithms to
Speaker 3: basically memory hold them, you know, to make it so
Speaker 3: very few people read that.
Speaker 1: I understand that all day long, Colin.
Speaker 2: That's why you have to post things in a certain
Speaker 2: way to remind people that there is Breitbart out there,
Speaker 2: Breitbart dot com. If you don't put a direct link
Speaker 2: to the Breitbart article, you maybe capture a headline or
Speaker 2: refer people over it in an indirect way. Your content
Speaker 2: will be seen. If you link something specifically, no one
Speaker 2: will see it. If I say Happy Friday, which I
Speaker 2: do every Friday on Facebook, Colin, I'll get hundreds of
Speaker 2: people saying happy Friday to you are making nice comments.
Speaker 2: If I were to link any article from Breitbart, I
Speaker 2: bet no one would see it. I've done this test
Speaker 2: on a number of different occasions and not a single chime,
Speaker 2: not a negative comment, not a positive comment, no thumbs up,
Speaker 2: just silence. And I'll even go back later Sai, didn't
Speaker 2: anybody see my post? And like what post exactly?
Speaker 3: And it's designing to make you feel a little bit crazy.
Speaker 3: It's a form of gaslighting. It is, you know, it
Speaker 3: makes you say, gee, does no one care about this issue? No,
Speaker 3: they're just not seeing its algorithm. Why internally we sometimes
Speaker 3: refer to Mark Zuckerberg as the editor of the Internet
Speaker 3: because he decides what you see off.
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Speaker 2: of affairs. But it's truth and that's what I like
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, Daniel Davis. It's always a pleasure to have
Speaker 2: you on. We've got a couple of conflicts to talk
Speaker 2: about this morning. Hey, let's add one more.
Speaker 7: Yeah, why not?
Speaker 1: I mean it is Wednesday went on hum Day, hum Day,
Speaker 1: maybe had another war.
Speaker 2: We could maybe the war breakout in Taiwan while we're
Speaker 2: talking right now, Daniel Davis, and I say that really
Speaker 2: without joke. It is a terrible situation that we're dealing
Speaker 2: with right now with our global affairs, but we're dealing
Speaker 2: with them nonetheless. So let us start with the latest
Speaker 2: on what's going on with Israel. Looks like they got
Speaker 2: a leg up on his Bala. The reporting I saw
Speaker 2: Israel launched its attack on his Bala's missile systems and
Speaker 2: you know, military systems about an hour before his Bala
Speaker 2: was getting ready to launch them. I think Hisbala even
Speaker 2: acknowledged they were going to like launch it five point
Speaker 2: fifteen or something in the morning, and I guess the
Speaker 2: Israeli defense forces and their intelligence got wind of it
Speaker 2: and decided to do a peremptory strike.
Speaker 1: That's actually the claim lack a lot of these things.
Speaker 16: You got to look through some of the claims to
Speaker 16: see what was actually happening on the ground, and certainly
Speaker 16: in this particular case, it does appear that Israel got
Speaker 16: the leg up on it. But it's also kind of
Speaker 16: with the asterisk because when Israel launched this, it was
Speaker 16: one hundred warplanes, which is typically not something you do
Speaker 16: on a spur of the moment because it takes a
Speaker 16: lot to get that kind of activity, coordinated, resource prepared, armed, fueled,
Speaker 16: all that kind of stuff, but it does, You're right.
Speaker 16: Many found it interesting to me, being one of them,
Speaker 16: that the Hesbela didn't even try to claim that no, no, no,
Speaker 16: that wasn't the case.
Speaker 1: They didn't get us before or whatever.
Speaker 16: So it was one of the few times of actually
Speaker 16: admitting the truth from the Hesbula side. But it's also
Speaker 16: important to see that probably the claim by the Israeli
Speaker 16: they took out a thousand launchers is probably exaggerated because
Speaker 16: it's not likely that Hesbela would have exposed that many
Speaker 16: in this very narrow band of five kilometers north of
Speaker 16: the border that Israel struck. It's also instructive to look
Speaker 16: at what Hesbela did after the fact. They still launched
Speaker 16: the largest missile and drone stock that they had done
Speaker 16: of the war, at over three hundred that were fired.
Speaker 16: But it's also important to point out what kind.
Speaker 1: Of rockets they fired.
Speaker 16: They fired with the Katusha rockets and a number of drones,
Speaker 16: which are easy to knock down. The Kotucia rockets, frankly,
Speaker 16: are probably about as accurate as bottle rockets that you
Speaker 16: would fire and fourth of July, but they have the
Speaker 16: Hesbalocide does some much more sophisticated rockets and rocket launchers
Speaker 16: and missiles that can penetrate the Iron Dome, and for
Speaker 16: whatever reason, they chose not to fire those.
Speaker 1: So net is.
Speaker 16: Both sides have basically said, Okay, we're good for now.
Speaker 16: We don't need to escalate this further. And that's my
Speaker 16: concern every day, is that this is going to explode
Speaker 16: into another war. But it does ratchet it up because
Speaker 16: the scale keeps going higher.
Speaker 2: Well, and does this not perhaps Incentivius's ball to maybe,
Speaker 2: you know, tone it down or perhaps even enter into
Speaker 2: some sort of negotiated peace. I know, we keep talking
Speaker 2: about negotiated peace, whether we're here in Ukraine with Russia,
Speaker 2: which we'll get to in a moment, but everybody, so
Speaker 2: we need to get peace and guys, we need to
Speaker 2: you know, you know this, this looks like you can
Speaker 2: put a wim column check for the Israelis on it,
Speaker 2: since they did some significant damage to their military capabilities,
Speaker 2: but does do anything to change the longer term dynamic.
Speaker 16: Yeah, No, I think you're right on both counts. That
Speaker 16: certainly in terms of this engagement, this tactical engagement. Definitely
Speaker 16: on the Israeli side, they came out on top of
Speaker 16: it because they were very effective and knocking this down
Speaker 16: with their own assets and their own resources. Their intelligence
Speaker 16: apparently was accurate. It was good because they did preempt
Speaker 16: some things, but nothing it condition wise, has changed. And
Speaker 16: understand that Hezbola has somewhere all accounts north of one
Speaker 16: hundred and fifty thousand rockets and missiles, and even if
Speaker 16: they had taken out a thousand, that still leaves a
Speaker 16: whole bunch it's left. So they have a lot of capabilities.
Speaker 16: The question is going to be what next. And to
Speaker 16: your point there about the negotiated settlement, No, this is
Speaker 16: just a tactical setback. I mean, they're in a conflict here,
Speaker 16: and they're not going to give up because of one setback.
Speaker 1: They'll just be getting ready for the next one.
Speaker 2: Well, as we get ready to pivot over to the
Speaker 2: Ukraine situation. They got one hundred, one hundred and fifty thousand,
Speaker 2: call it to undred thousand rockets and missiles. They're still
Speaker 2: keeping their powder dry with those. If Israel had knocked
Speaker 2: all of those out much in the same way, if oh,
Speaker 2: let's say Ukraine uses up all of its one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty five millimeters shells, there are going to be
Speaker 2: more where that came from, right, I mean, Iran is
Speaker 2: not going to let his balla go completely without Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's actually what I was just about to say that,
Speaker 2: because you can't look at the Israeli has Bola situation
Speaker 2: without look at the Israeli Hamas situation and the Israeli
Speaker 2: Iran situation.
Speaker 16: Because Israel, as we've talked about, it's taken a lot
Speaker 16: of provocative actions towards Iran, you know, blowing up their
Speaker 16: embassy compound in Syria and certainly making that assassination in Tehran,
Speaker 16: which by the way, is the next big thing we're
Speaker 16: waiting for because Iran reiterated yesterday that they will still
Speaker 16: retaliate for what happened in Tehran at a time of
Speaker 16: their choosing, which implies they're either not ready, they're trying
Speaker 16: to coordinate more stuff.
Speaker 1: It's unclear what all's going on.
Speaker 16: The US is radic, you know, ratcheting up all of
Speaker 16: their diplomatic power to do everything that can to get
Speaker 16: Israel to agree to a ceasefire with Hamas, thinking that
Speaker 16: that might take the impetus off of Iran for retaliating.
Speaker 16: That remains to be seen, but that is the big
Speaker 16: thing that everybody's looking for next, because if Israel does
Speaker 16: something big, it would definitely be done in coordination with
Speaker 16: the better stuff from Hezbelah. And there is genuinely a
Speaker 16: military risk to Israel, so they've got to tread a
Speaker 16: little bit careful on how they proceed forward.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, if Iran is the head of the snake,
Speaker 2: and the head keeps growing up, you know, the different limbs,
Speaker 2: or keeps growing a different body, or can rearm as
Speaker 2: the case may be. More directly to the point, this
Speaker 2: isn't going anywhere. I mean, they're hostility is open, they
Speaker 2: hate Israel, they hate the Jewish people collectively, they think
Speaker 2: they're the big problem in the entire region. And it
Speaker 2: doesn't seem to me that Iran's going to sleep at
Speaker 2: night until Israel's wiped off the map at some point.
Speaker 16: Well, and of course, from the Irani perspective, it's the
Speaker 16: exact mirror image of that, because they are physically getting
Speaker 16: attacked by Israel a lot, and they fear that if
Speaker 16: they don't do something, it's going to be them that's
Speaker 16: wiped off the map. So their fear is actually driving us,
Speaker 16: because I'll tell you iron definitely does not want a war,
Speaker 16: but they fear for their own existence, and if they
Speaker 16: keep getting attacked by Israel, they may actually launch, you know,
Speaker 16: some kind of what they'll call a deterrent strike, which
Speaker 16: is what they're claiming even in diplomatic diplomatic arenas here
Speaker 16: right now. But you know, the farther this goes, the
Speaker 16: more chance for one side overreacting or misinterpreting. And then,
Speaker 16: of course the US has said, Israel does get into
Speaker 16: a fight with Iran, we're definitely in. So this has
Speaker 16: direct implications for American national security. And I assure you,
Speaker 16: if anybody doesn't want war, it's us. And we should
Speaker 16: be doing a lot more to making sure all the
Speaker 16: sides tamp this down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, apologize for the interruption of the video if this
Speaker 2: has been going on all morning, sir, so don't don't
Speaker 2: blame yourself. It's just some kind of technical glitch we're
Speaker 2: having here. All right, let us pivot over to Ukraine Israel.
Speaker 2: I see that the Russians just launch another barage one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty seven missiles one hundred and nine Iranian design,
Speaker 2: speaking of roan A running the din Shah head drones
Speaker 2: into Ukraine, hitting a lot of the power systems, at
Speaker 2: least knocking out more power. I'm actually shocked as we
Speaker 2: sit here and talk today, Daniel Davis, that there's still
Speaker 2: power at all in Ukraine given the Russians capabilities. Where
Speaker 2: are we here on the heels of Ukraine entering into
Speaker 2: Russia which we talked about last week. Yeah, yeah, listen,
Speaker 2: it's this was This was not just the biggest missile
Speaker 2: and drunes striking by Russia, it was also the most effective.
Speaker 2: This when when I saw a map of where the
Speaker 2: strikes actually took place, it was it was stunning even
Speaker 2: for me, because almost every single oblast in the entirety
Speaker 2: of Ukraine was hit, which means the air defense system
Speaker 2: was almost non existed anywhere to include Kiev, and usually
Speaker 2: Kiev has been successful at knocking down ninety or even
Speaker 2: sometimes one hundred percent of what's struck, and almost none
Speaker 2: of them got shot down. I actually saw some of
Speaker 2: the drone footage, I'm sorry, not drone footage, but the
Speaker 2: missile footage of the of some of the slower moving
Speaker 2: warheads that came in that nothing even slowed them down.
Speaker 1: They all hit the target.
Speaker 16: And now that the energy infrastructure, especially the electricity generating
Speaker 16: capacity is down about forty percent to about forty percent
Speaker 16: generally speaking across and there are some sections where they're
Speaker 16: still without power, that's going to be a major problem
Speaker 16: number one for Ukraine's ability to generate war material, you know,
Speaker 16: run factories, et cetera. But especially as we now we're
Speaker 16: getting close to the cold season, there's not enough power
Speaker 16: generation to do that. And the Ukraine authorities are already
Speaker 16: telling their people in the cities make provisions to go
Speaker 16: to the countryside where you can have firewood to burn,
Speaker 16: et cetera, because they know already there's not going to
Speaker 16: be enough and it's going to be a really bad
Speaker 16: winner for the Ukraine side.
Speaker 2: Well, and give credit to Russia on that one, because
Speaker 2: that in terms of advancing maybe a peace discussion, They've
Speaker 2: just shown what they're capable of doing, and those missile
Speaker 2: strikes apparently show what Ukraine is incapable of doing. Maybe
Speaker 2: they're out of iron dome type weapons systems, but they're
Speaker 2: in for a much bigger problem if Russia made a
Speaker 2: habit of just doing exactly what they did the other day,
Speaker 2: Like okay, we show them all we day, Let's wait
Speaker 2: a couple of days, let's do it again. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's going to back Ukraine in the corner. I read
Speaker 2: somewhere that they think a million people have been killed
Speaker 2: in this conflict so far. I know the fog of war,
Speaker 2: going back to our earlier comments, but I mean this
Speaker 2: just keeps getting worse.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, you've got obviously, you know, truth is the
Speaker 16: first casualty in anything. Well, both sides have a motivation
Speaker 16: to exaggerate casualties and minimize them on their side, but
Speaker 16: the truth is probably somewhere in between. But I think
Speaker 16: given the amount of firepower between the two provided by
Speaker 16: fifty nations on our side and Russia with North Korea
Speaker 16: and Iran on its side.
Speaker 1: It's massive capacity.
Speaker 16: I think that's probably gonna be turn out to be
Speaker 16: a good number or a pretty good ballpark figure.
Speaker 1: And it's just catastrophic.
Speaker 16: I will point out, because you mentioned it a second
Speaker 16: ago before you get off you're about the curse incursion.
Speaker 16: This could be turned out to be the biggest disaster
Speaker 16: for Ukraine because they can't sustain it.
Speaker 1: I mean, it was self evotent.
Speaker 16: You can't invade a country the size of Russia with
Speaker 16: twenty thousand people and think it's going to succeed.
Speaker 1: And since we've talked last day, have made a.
Speaker 16: Couple of incremental check games on a couple of these
Speaker 16: little fingers you may have seen on the map. Yeah,
Speaker 16: but they've also lost a few, so it's basically a
Speaker 16: net netive. They're trying to hold what they have, but
Speaker 16: their casualties keep going up by the day and it
Speaker 16: just can't be sustained. And pretty soon I think they're
Speaker 16: either going to have to withdraw or they may end
Speaker 16: up being driven out.
Speaker 1: And it's it's not going to be good for the
Speaker 1: Ukraine side.
Speaker 2: It's just terrible all around. That loss to life is
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Speaker 1: That's why I like having you on.
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