Speaker 1: Five oh five at fifty five k r C the
Speaker 1: Cops Station Friday Eve.
Speaker 2: S This is called Kenny Loggins because you're in the
Speaker 2: danger zone.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Joe Trekker, Just Trekker, executive producer. Uh I
Speaker 3: am Brian Thomas Hosier the fifty five Carressy Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Pleasure being here, nineteenth year in radio Man time flies. God,
Speaker 3: I'm getting old anyhow, I appreciate Joe Trekker what he
Speaker 3: does lining up guests, for example, including Corey Bowman, who
Speaker 3: is running for mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Cory
Speaker 3: Bowman wuld be in studio for a full hour talking
Speaker 3: about public safety, the budget, and potholes and snow removal
Speaker 3: and public works and the budgeting. Presumably the City of Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: of course, engaged in some budget shenanigans the other day,
Speaker 3: allocating an additional million dollars to replace some equipment, much
Speaker 3: of the chagrin of the Vice mayor, who says that
Speaker 3: money is insignificant and should go to other stuff. Stuff
Speaker 3: be my word, not hers. But the words she used
Speaker 3: made about as much sense as me as saying stuff
Speaker 3: other areas that might have more impact or something. It
Speaker 3: just was a word salad full of nothing. Anyway, she's
Speaker 3: not interested in replacing the equipment that apparently is in
Speaker 3: pretty bad shape.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Court may have a commentat who on that. We will
Speaker 3: definitely hear from him and he can articulate his thoughts
Speaker 3: and feelings in his own words. Again, coming up at
Speaker 3: seven oh five, followed by Congressman David Taylor, we will
Speaker 3: talk with Congressman Taylor about immigration enforcement, particularly in the
Speaker 3: face of the Los angne Angelous riots, and Trump's commitment
Speaker 3: to secure the border, which is actually pretty impressive. Got
Speaker 3: an article on that supporting law enforcement and the Customs
Speaker 3: and Border Patrol officers, condemning attacks on lawmakers, and how
Speaker 3: political violence is unacceptable.
Speaker 1: Yes it is.
Speaker 3: And the congressman recent bills, his Water Resources Technical Assistance
Speaker 3: Review Act, passed to the Transportation Infrastructure Committee last week,
Speaker 3: and he introduced the Confidence in Clean Water Permits Act.
Speaker 3: You might be scratching your head over what those are,
Speaker 3: as m I, which is why we have Congressman David
Speaker 3: Taylor joining the program at ATO five to talk about
Speaker 3: all that, plus maybe a word or two on war powers,
Speaker 3: as we seem to be inching closer and closer to
Speaker 3: some sort of involvement in the bombing of Iran. That
Speaker 3: was a subject of conversation, the abbreviated conversation we had
Speaker 3: yesterday with a judge edit Ofpolitano apologies for the technical difficulties,
Speaker 3: so hopefully those will be ironed out. We won't have them
Speaker 3: in the future. His column dedicated to that particularly and
Speaker 3: the War Powers Resolution, which has never been tested in
Speaker 3: the Supreme Court, but by all Supreme Court presidents probably
Speaker 3: would be deemed unconstitutional or reviewed by the Supreme Court.
Speaker 3: Why because it delegates authorities that are exclusively the purview
Speaker 3: of Congress, ie the declaration of war to the executive branch,
Speaker 3: albeit for a limited period of time. And of course
Speaker 3: the president has to communicate with Congress and let them
Speaker 3: know about the progress of the wars he's decided to wage.
Speaker 1: But war is exclusively.
Speaker 3: A congressional delegation under our constitution, which is, last time
Speaker 3: I check, remains the supreme law of the land. It's
Speaker 3: got me frustrated. It's so much easier for Congressional members
Speaker 3: to just sit back and let the Constitution and its
Speaker 3: limitations and their obligations be eroded.
Speaker 1: I didn't do that, the president did it. Hmm.
Speaker 3: So it's okay that the president's kind of decided to
Speaker 3: get us involved in war, and you're supposed to have
Speaker 3: the say over that. Thinking point fingers at Trump for
Speaker 3: getting us involved in another conflict, or some other president
Speaker 3: getting us involved in a conflict. Well, getting involved in
Speaker 3: the conflict is supposed to be the exclusive purview of
Speaker 3: Congress five three, seven, four nine, fifty five hundred, eight
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty two to three dog Pound Fight fifty
Speaker 3: on at and two found brief headlines Israel's killed dozens
Speaker 3: of Iranian military leaders, bombing their hideout. This has kind
Speaker 3: of become the norm. I'll tell you what Israel intelligence
Speaker 3: has got is really damn impressive. At the outset of
Speaker 3: this bombing campaign. I mean, we learned that they had
Speaker 3: assets and resources with within the country of Iran and
Speaker 3: were able to launch them from inside Iran, obviously having
Speaker 3: some sort of assistance from Iranian citizens. Yeah, there are
Speaker 3: organizations within Iran that do not appreciate the uh well,
Speaker 3: the dictatorial regime that they are living under. They think
Speaker 3: it sucks and rago they're friends of Israel and we're
Speaker 3: willing to help Israel out in toppling the regime. And
Speaker 3: we found out that even Israel was surprised about the
Speaker 3: success of its initial bombing campaign. It blew up like
Speaker 3: thirty top military officials in one strike. I think they
Speaker 3: were hoping to only get a couple of them. Pretty impressive. Well,
Speaker 3: according to the Jerusalem Posts, they just had another one
Speaker 3: Monday bombing a mountain hideout where these military dozens of
Speaker 3: military leaders had congregated secret compound of the mountain outside
Speaker 3: of Tehran. This chief of staff, Major General Ali shot
Speaker 3: him money for those keeping track at home. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: I had that guy on my roster, Joe. Do you
Speaker 3: think there are betting sites that have odds on who's
Speaker 3: gonna get assassinated next? I mean they have betting for everything. Anyway,
Speaker 3: this guy assassinated to the secret mountain compound outside of
Speaker 3: Tehran along with dozens of other senior Islamic Revolutionary God
Speaker 3: Guard Corps officers who had fled from their main headquarters
Speaker 3: in Tehran thinking that they would be safe in this
Speaker 3: mountain side hold up. Now, it says the Cord to
Speaker 3: the Jerusalem Post. Whether or not you trust the source,
Speaker 3: I'm just reading the reporting. The Israeli Air Force waited
Speaker 3: for them to move to this so called secret location
Speaker 3: clearly not secret, and then killed them all at the
Speaker 3: same time. And in response, the Iranians launched a direct
Speaker 3: hit on a hospital. Now, where's the world in the
Speaker 3: world's global public opinion going to be start screaming out
Speaker 3: about civilian targets being hit by the Iranians. At least
Speaker 3: the Israelers are going after military targets. You know, we
Speaker 3: got a lot of video of them bombing rocket launchers.
Speaker 3: The largest hospital in southern Israel bombed by Iran And
Speaker 3: I keep hearing about, you know, and I've talked to
Speaker 3: Daniel Davis about this and others and reading articles. Iranian
Speaker 3: misses are supposed to be a whole lot more accurate
Speaker 3: than the old days of the scud, which was like
Speaker 3: launching a bottle rocket. Maybe you would land in your
Speaker 3: neighbor's yard, maybe you would land on your roof. You
Speaker 3: have no idea where that thing's going to go. You
Speaker 3: just kind of send it in some particular direction and hopefully,
Speaker 3: and at least in the case of a scud missile,
Speaker 3: it's going to do some damage and land on something
Speaker 3: that's valuable or at least a significant target. Usually they
Speaker 3: landed in some field out in the middle of nowhere.
Speaker 3: I've heard that the Iranian missile technology has gotten a
Speaker 3: lot better than that. They can actually hit what they're
Speaker 3: aiming for. So do they aim for this major hospital?
Speaker 3: Soroka Hospital in the city of Beersheva took a direct
Speaker 3: hit from the Iranian ballistic missile, suffering significant damage court
Speaker 3: to the National Emergency Medical Organization in Israel's many these
Speaker 3: twenty five people were wounded, at least one severe injury. Fortunately,
Speaker 3: the casualty list not that significant, at least in terms
Speaker 3: of overall population. But they bombed the hospital. Now, if
Speaker 3: Israel's bombing so called civilian sites like hospitals, and they've
Speaker 3: been blamed for that in Gaza, for example, it's because
Speaker 3: the terrorist organizations hide their military equipment inside the hospitals.
Speaker 3: There are all kinds of tunnels going in and out
Speaker 3: of hospitals that allow them to funnel their terrorist activities
Speaker 3: in and out of the area, hopefully undetected. I don't
Speaker 3: think Israel does that. Don't feel free to disagree with me.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm speculating. I don't think Israel needs to hide military
Speaker 3: resources inside a hospital. So are the Iranians going to
Speaker 3: be criticized for bombing a civilian hospital. Don't know, but
Speaker 3: apparently that was in retaliation for Israel blowing up military personnel,
Speaker 3: the generals that were holed up in the so called
Speaker 3: secret hideout, which obviously wasn't secret. Israel also struck Iran's
Speaker 3: Iraq heavy water reactor. Interestingly enough, no radiation damage. Thankfully,
Speaker 3: the facility had been evacuated before the attack. Why because
Speaker 3: Israel warned the Iranians earlier in the morning that they
Speaker 3: were going to attack the facility and urge the public
Speaker 3: to flee the area, and they gave them the heads up.
Speaker 3: Props to Israel for trying to limit and reduce the
Speaker 3: civilian casualties in the conflict, and they're known for doing that.
Speaker 1: Nature of warfare.
Speaker 3: And something rather disturbing to me, this is in connection
Speaker 3: with the ongoing conflict between Iran and Israel, or Israel
Speaker 3: in Iran. Iran's largest crypto exchange. It's an entity called Nobitech.
Speaker 3: Doesn't mean anything to you or me whatever. Nob Tex fine,
Speaker 3: call it Apple, call it any other company. Anyway, it's
Speaker 3: a crypto exchange.
Speaker 1: It was hacked.
Speaker 3: And the hacker resulted in funds being drained from what
Speaker 3: they call its hot wallet. The statement on the website
Speaker 3: this company, Nobtec, said it was detected an unauthorized access
Speaker 3: to its infrastructure and hot wallet. You people in the
Speaker 3: tech world, in crypto world'll probably know what that is.
Speaker 3: That's where the company stores a portion of its customers cryptocurrency.
Speaker 3: They're investigating it and the app unavailable for the foreseeable future,
Speaker 3: since apparently it was able to be hacked anyway. Public
Speaker 3: records show that the hackers stole at least ninety million
Speaker 3: dollars of the company's assets over multiple transactions blockchain analysis
Speaker 3: from other entities. So the hackers burned the stolen funds
Speaker 3: by sending that crypto to inaccessible wallets, effectively taking the
Speaker 3: money out of circulation. So it's like seeing pile of
Speaker 3: ninety million dollars and lighting it on fire. The crypto
Speaker 3: doesn't exist anymore. Prozitraeli hacking group called Predatory Sparrow took
Speaker 3: credit for the attack. Put a post on x about it.
Speaker 3: They said, a targeted this Novotex company for allegedly financing
Speaker 3: terrorism for the Irani regime and evading international sanctions firing. Okay,
Speaker 3: let's assume they did that. But the red flag for
Speaker 3: me is the idea that cyber criminals were able to
Speaker 3: come in and hack and basically eliminate this crypto from existence.
Speaker 3: And when you step back from that reality, and this
Speaker 3: is why I don't understand crypto. I'll be quite frank
Speaker 3: with you. Seven years of college in immensea membership doesn't
Speaker 3: mean jack squat. But it does exist in ones and zeros.
Speaker 3: It's all the ether. One day there wasn't crypto, the
Speaker 3: next day there was, which is where a lot of
Speaker 3: my skepticism comes from. And I know we have a
Speaker 3: printing press that just prints out fiat currency just sort
Speaker 3: of like forever, and you know that's going to ruin
Speaker 3: our entire crypto or our entire fiat currency at some point,
Speaker 3: runaway inflation.
Speaker 1: We've seen what happens with that.
Speaker 3: But you know, at least it's a physical entity that
Speaker 3: you can actually hold on to. It's why I'm a
Speaker 3: big fan of cash. But when you think about how
Speaker 3: we exist and our reliance on not just computer technology
Speaker 3: but for electricity generally speaking, don't you worry about sort
Speaker 3: of the switch being flipped off. One minute's there, the
Speaker 3: next minute it's not amid the backdrop of the Chinese
Speaker 3: Communist Party hacking into our electric system, which is you know,
Speaker 3: built on things made in China, that was one day
Speaker 3: they can just flip the switch and boom, it's gone.
Speaker 3: When you go online to see where you're four oh
Speaker 3: one k and how it's doing, you have this concept
Speaker 3: of security and that your investments are being properly taken
Speaker 3: care of, and that you're building money, and the next thing,
Speaker 3: you know, somebody hacks into it and makes it disappear.
Speaker 3: We live in such an unstable, uncertain, and you know,
Speaker 3: technically connected world. When the lights go out, there's nothing there.
Speaker 3: It ha's to be so Debbie Downer this morning. But
Speaker 3: that just the idea that one minute the hackers is
Speaker 3: it's snuck in and just made this all disappear in
Speaker 3: one hack. Teck Friday's Dave Hadter talks about this stuff
Speaker 3: all the time.
Speaker 1: I don't know, and.
Speaker 3: It makes me want to go to the bank and
Speaker 3: just get all the money out and put it in
Speaker 3: stacks of hundreds or something like that. Five three, seven,
Speaker 3: four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two
Speaker 3: to three talk pound fifty at and t punds. I
Speaker 3: had no idea which direction I was going this morning,
Speaker 3: and my stream of consciousness this morning, I think is
Speaker 3: well reflective of that reality. So if you got a
Speaker 3: topic you want to talk about, I'd love to hear
Speaker 3: from you.
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Speaker 3: Happy Juneteenth. Christopher Spinnermans is celebrating it. He has been
Speaker 3: celebrating it since he was a tiny todd His parents
Speaker 3: embraced the holiday, recognizing it was the end of slavery
Speaker 3: and it's an important holiday to celebrate. So I just
Speaker 3: signed out from Jusstrekker. It is an official iHeartMedia holiday
Speaker 3: day today. I asked out loud to Judge Chreker, why
Speaker 3: are we here? Then he had no answer to that question.
Speaker 3: Ergo and since I don't know which direction I want
Speaker 3: to go in terms of topic, let's take Jay's phone call. Jay,
Speaker 3: thank you for calling this morning and saving me from
Speaker 3: the next article I was getting ready to go into
Speaker 3: regarding ozembic and one's penis size.
Speaker 4: Jay.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Oh man, Now I almost want to hang up.
Speaker 7: I'm not sure I can.
Speaker 3: Beat that Brian phrasingy prazy.
Speaker 6: I don't know iMore, I don't know why you're calling in,
Speaker 6: but I'm not sure you can beat that either.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Moving away from the controversial language, we're dancing around
Speaker 3: what's on your mind today?
Speaker 8: My friend, Hey, I wanted to call in and applaud
Speaker 8: you having the courage that I don't hear or see
Speaker 8: on right wing media, and to tell the listeners that
Speaker 8: see it's okay to to support Trump.
Speaker 6: I like most of what the guy does, but he
Speaker 6: has a tendency to go off the rails and act.
Speaker 6: And I understand why he's been a business CEO where
Speaker 6: he gets to run his business as a CEO.
Speaker 9: I think he.
Speaker 6: Struggles at time to understand there is a constitution the
Speaker 6: limits federal powers and a big business ceo there is
Speaker 6: no such thing as a constitution that limits.
Speaker 7: That federal power as a CEO.
Speaker 9: And I'm not.
Speaker 6: Making excuse for him. What I would like to hear
Speaker 6: more on the right is voices like your own, because
Speaker 6: we have to be able to call it out and
Speaker 6: when the standard is being broken, whether it's our guy
Speaker 6: or their guy, to stand up and say that is
Speaker 6: not correct, it's not this type of form of government
Speaker 6: that we live under, and I keep seeing also that
Speaker 6: it gets a little ridiculous. I heard you talking yesterday.
Speaker 6: I think about that somebody in Congress who's a Republican
Speaker 6: was trying to pass some legislation that would make sure
Speaker 6: that the ability to declare war rust with the Congress.
Speaker 6: And your point is it's already in the Constitution.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 6: So let's go through something really freaking hard to do.
Speaker 6: What reinforce the part of the Constitution that's already being ignored,
Speaker 6: Which reminds me of the Supreme Court ruling from twenty
Speaker 6: years ago in Ohio that says you can't use property
Speaker 6: tax to fund schools.
Speaker 1: So what are we doing. We're going to We're going to.
Speaker 6: Send out a petition for everybody to sign to say
Speaker 6: you can't collect property tax. Now it's a little bit different,
Speaker 6: it's more aggressive. My question is, what the hell do
Speaker 6: we think is going to happen if we push If
Speaker 6: they don't listen to a Supreme Court, what makes us
Speaker 6: think that they're going to listen if we pass a
Speaker 6: ballot and put it into the Ohio Constitution. So my
Speaker 6: concern is we're starting to lose our standard, which means
Speaker 6: we are going to start losing the protections afforded us
Speaker 6: by the State Constitution the Federal Constitution, and that once
Speaker 6: we lose that, we lose our foundation as a country
Speaker 6: and income the tyrants. And we had better wake up
Speaker 6: as a people to understand what that constitution means and
Speaker 6: what it protects us from versus we just cheer on
Speaker 6: our guy when it's our guy, and we really don't care.
Speaker 6: It's like two kids playing monopoly that are cheating against
Speaker 6: each other and nobody's playing by the rules anymore. I
Speaker 6: don't know what you want to call it, but it's
Speaker 6: not monopoly. We are no longer living in a representative republic,
Speaker 6: a constitutional republic if we've shred the state Constitution and
Speaker 6: the Federal Constitution. If for crying out loud, quit trying
Speaker 6: to repass hard legislation or hold the standard so and
Speaker 6: don't vote Democrat.
Speaker 3: Thank you Jay for supporting me, and you're right. I
Speaker 3: do generally support the direction Trump is trying to lead
Speaker 3: the country, but I do not abide the concept that
Speaker 3: we can ignore the Constitution under any administration. If you
Speaker 3: if you bend to the reality of the law for
Speaker 3: one guy, then you're gonna have to bend to the
Speaker 3: reality for the law for the other guy, and you
Speaker 3: have no grounds upon which to make a complaint when
Speaker 3: that happens. Thank you very much, Jay, I appreciate your
Speaker 3: recognition of what I'm trying to accomplish here. It's nice
Speaker 3: to be in a position to at least point out
Speaker 3: what I believe to be the obvious. Five twenty eight
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Speaker 3: phones we go. Let's se what Tom's got this morning. Tom,
Speaker 3: welcome to the Morning show. You off today?
Speaker 7: No, no, but today's Today's going to be a good
Speaker 7: day for us to get some things done in areas
Speaker 7: where there's been a lot of people. So uh, the
Speaker 7: the athletic people, especially the football team side, has moved
Speaker 7: into the building and and they're there are a bunch
Speaker 7: of people in there, but they have the day off today,
Speaker 7: so uh, we'll be able to get into some offices
Speaker 7: and areas to repair some things. So we're going to
Speaker 7: take advantage of the holiday to try to get a
Speaker 7: couple of things done.
Speaker 3: Does this does that mean time and a half or
Speaker 3: a double time?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 7: I mean our company and the Carpenters Union is not
Speaker 7: does not. This is not one of those holidays where
Speaker 7: it's mandatory to get anything like that. So all right,
Speaker 7: I mean it's a holiday. I mean I had a
Speaker 7: discussion with somebody yesterday and you know, if I was
Speaker 7: in if I was a black person and all that
Speaker 7: this would be a day I would I would definitely
Speaker 7: celebrate at the end of slavery. So, you know, I'm
Speaker 7: glad it happened. Should have happened a hell of a
Speaker 7: lot sooner, should have never gone on. But you know,
Speaker 7: we move on from there was that eighteen sixty five,
Speaker 7: you know, so we're we're many many years after that.
Speaker 7: It's it's good to look back and say, hey, this
Speaker 7: this country, you know, with the problems that it's had,
Speaker 7: it's sick some things. We definitely got some things fixed.
Speaker 7: And I think, well, I think along with that, you know,
Speaker 7: using this holiday to say hey, it's you know, you
Speaker 7: all want a complaine it does. It's it's crazy how
Speaker 7: much the left use of slavery and uh, not so
Speaker 7: much slavery, but racism and stuff like that. Racist country.
Speaker 7: Today is a day more proof that noe, you're wrong,
Speaker 7: You're wrong. It was there was some problems, but no
Speaker 7: it's uh, today is a day to celebrate how far
Speaker 7: along this country has come and in ending that kind
Speaker 7: of crap. So yeah, absolutely, you know, last last night
Speaker 7: or last evening whenever. Uh, you kind of were in
Speaker 7: your little doom and bloom intro there you were alluding
Speaker 7: to what happened when the lights go out? Well, for us,
Speaker 7: the lights went out last night. Uh fortunately at our
Speaker 7: house it was only for a few minutes and and
Speaker 7: then they came back on. But uh uh about a
Speaker 7: mile away in my daughter's house, she had she I
Speaker 7: think your power was out like three or four hours.
Speaker 7: So what do you do? What do you do when
Speaker 7: the lights go out? You know? And it's like, I'll
Speaker 7: we're back to the stone ages here. Can't can't charge
Speaker 7: my fault, you know, Thank god Sell sell networks still work.
Speaker 7: But my batheries, we are we definitely have some serious
Speaker 7: perstal problems that we Hey, what a couple of well
Speaker 7: Trump Trump thing that Jay brought up. By the way,
Speaker 7: great slogan for Jay. I I think I got to start
Speaker 7: using that one. But I think a good part of
Speaker 7: well what motivates Trump is I think he uses some
Speaker 7: of these some of these seemingly wacky ideas or you know,
Speaker 7: the the idea that he might cross the line or
Speaker 7: whatever as as a way to get what he wants.
Speaker 7: And you'll notice a lot of times there's there's the
Speaker 7: Trump the threat of this, and and Trump might do that,
Speaker 7: and and and you know, I'm hearing somebody say that
Speaker 7: Trump's gonna do this, and that's just wrong. And he
Speaker 7: winds up a lot of this stuff winds up not
Speaker 7: even happening, right, And but the threat of it gets
Speaker 7: it done, makes things happen, and starts things up. And
Speaker 7: I think that's a lot of his practics. And I
Speaker 7: can understand that. You know, we definitely, we definitely want
Speaker 7: to keep an eye on our guy, just like you
Speaker 7: guys have discussed. I agree with that our guy might
Speaker 7: be the one that sends it down the slippery slow
Speaker 7: that the other side takes off.
Speaker 4: And runs with.
Speaker 7: So we got to be careful and make sure we
Speaker 7: don't do that. And and uh, let's see how many
Speaker 7: callers in a row we can we can get to
Speaker 7: end their call with don't vote Democrat.
Speaker 3: Have a great day, right, Tom, I think we can
Speaker 3: all go back to Barack Obama. Well, I've got a
Speaker 3: pen and a phone. If you want to talk about
Speaker 3: the abuse of the executive powers, well there's a great
Speaker 3: illustration of it right there. Hey, screw you guys. I
Speaker 3: got a pen and a phone. I don't need congress.
Speaker 1: Hm.
Speaker 3: It's an interesting way of looking at things. Five thirty
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Speaker 3: stupid coming up.
Speaker 1: Or your phone calls, which you know I prefer.
Speaker 5: I'll be right back, KRC Caroline five.
Speaker 3: If about KR ceed talk station Happy June teen, Friday, Eve,
Speaker 3: call it what you will. It's the Nightheartmedia Holiday. And
Speaker 3: yet just Trekker and I actually are here why I
Speaker 3: don't know anyway, but do reflect on the purpose of
Speaker 3: the day. Appreciate Tom making comments along those lines as well.
Speaker 3: All right, I'll get it out of the way. Is
Speaker 3: I commented on this article which Jay saved us all from,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna go ahead and put it in the
Speaker 3: stack is stupid right on top. And when I read
Speaker 3: the headline, I knew exactly what the reality was.
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Speaker 3: is actually just reducing, which gives the illusion of things
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Speaker 7: Now, who can.
Speaker 1: Argue with that?
Speaker 3: I'm struggling this morning, folks. I'll be quite candid with you.
Speaker 3: Pierce County, Washington, a man taken to the hospital for
Speaker 3: mental health treatment after Pierce County deputies say he threatened
Speaker 3: his parents with a chainsaw what deputy's called her the
Speaker 3: home on Saturday, neighbors report of seeing a man chase
Speaker 3: his father in the yard with a chainsaw, later learning
Speaker 3: the man got into an argument with his parents and
Speaker 3: threatened both of them with a tool. Deputy's rive tried
Speaker 3: to de escalate the situation. The man jumped into a
Speaker 3: pond with the chainsaw, and negotiations to get him out
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Speaker 3: iHeartMedia Aviation Day. Jay Ratli joins the program every Thursday
Speaker 3: slash Friday Eve at eight thirty. Love having Jay on
Speaker 3: the show. Enjoy our conversations and our banter back and
Speaker 3: forth and anyway. He apparently looks forward to it as well,
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Speaker 3: let's dive into a stack of stupid aviation related story.
Speaker 3: Thirty five year old man and found guilty of impersonating
Speaker 3: a flight attendant at least one hundred and twenty times
Speaker 3: for the purpose of getting free airplane flights. Federal prosecutors
Speaker 3: a clue accused Tyrone Alexander of entering the secure area
Speaker 3: of an airport under false pretenses and committee wire fraud
Speaker 3: at least one hundred and twenty times between twenty eighteen
Speaker 3: and twenty twenty four. Thirty five year old reported that
Speaker 3: took advantage of a common airline policy allowing flight attendants
Speaker 3: and pilots from other airlines to fly for free. He
Speaker 3: had allegedly worked as a flight attendant for regional airlines
Speaker 3: between twenty thirteen and twenty fifteen, obviously preceding the dates
Speaker 3: when he committed these acts. He would go to various
Speaker 3: airline websites and check the quote flight Attendant close quote
Speaker 3: option during the check in process online. That form required
Speaker 3: applicants to provide their employer the date of hire and
Speaker 3: badge number, and he used falsified informations that no Oney
Speaker 3: bothered to check pro tip for those out there that
Speaker 3: want to commit acts of criminal activity Anuway Prosecution stead
Speaker 3: and the statement. The evidence at trial also showed that
Speaker 3: Alexander poses a flight attendant on three other airline carriers. Ultimately,
Speaker 3: Alexander booked more than one hundred and twenty free flights
Speaker 3: by falsely claiming to be a flight attendant court to
Speaker 3: the evidence shown of the court, between that period of
Speaker 3: time I mentioned, he fraudulently booked more than one hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty flights on four different airlines to destinations including Atlanta, Dallas,
Speaker 3: Las Vegas, Los Angeles. He claimed to have worked for
Speaker 3: seven different airlines in the forms online used approximately thirty
Speaker 3: different combinations of ID numbers and contract start dates. Found
Speaker 3: guilty of four Council wire fraud each carrying a maximum
Speaker 3: sentence of twenty years in prison, and one count of
Speaker 3: a fraudulently accessing a restricted area of the airport, which
Speaker 3: carries a maximum sentence of ten years in prison. His
Speaker 3: sentencing date wish I knew what it was. It's August
Speaker 3: twenty fifth, So we'll have to wait around for a
Speaker 3: follow up on that one. I think given the amount
Speaker 3: of time he might serve, how about don't do that.
Speaker 3: You think he's going to get the same treatment child
Speaker 3: molester's get in prison. Joe cute looking guy Okay, fourteen
Speaker 3: year old English boy recently won a legal battle against
Speaker 3: his parents, who he accused of tricking him into flying
Speaker 3: to Ghana and then preventing him from coming home.
Speaker 1: What Wow.
Speaker 3: Unnamedeen and his lawyers told a London Court of Appeals
Speaker 3: that in March twenty fourteen, he was tricked by his
Speaker 3: parents to in a flying to Ghana under the pretext
Speaker 3: of visiting a sick relative, only to be enrolled in
Speaker 3: a boarding school in the African country. Despite the fourteen
Speaker 3: his parents must really hate him. Like the fourteen year
Speaker 3: old's best efforts to return home, he was prevented from
Speaker 3: doing so by his parents, so he found lawyers and
Speaker 3: took them to court. Initially, the High Court in London
Speaker 3: ruled in favor of his parents, who claimed to have
Speaker 3: had the boy's best interest in mind when they shipped
Speaker 3: him off to Ghana under false pretenses. But a Court
Speaker 3: of appeal recently revoked that verdict and sided with the team,
Speaker 3: considering that his freedom of choice had been infringed. Original judgment,
Speaker 3: the High Court Justice Mister Hayden, claimed that the parent's
Speaker 3: decision to trick him into flying there was determined to
Speaker 3: buy quote their deep obvious and unconditional love close quote,
Speaker 3: as he would have been at risk of suffering greater
Speaker 3: harm by staying in London. Parents lawyers told the court
Speaker 3: the teenage boy had developed an interest in a local
Speaker 3: gang and gang culture and exhibited an unhealthy interest in knives.
Speaker 3: Lawyers told the court the parents found themselves in a
Speaker 3: holy invidious decision when they made the decision they made.
Speaker 3: Ghana provided a safe haven separate from those who exposed
Speaker 3: them to risk. The least harmful option is for him
Speaker 3: to remain in Ghana. Courd of the article the in
Speaker 3: light of evidence regarding the boy's miserable condition in Ghana,
Speaker 3: the London Court of Appeal recently overturned the original verdict.
Speaker 3: Reportedly told the court he felt like he was living
Speaker 3: in hell, could barely understand what was going on at
Speaker 3: the African boarding school and was mocked by his peers there.
Speaker 3: That does seem a bit extreme. You want to get
Speaker 3: him away from the gang culture, you ship him off
Speaker 3: to an African nation.
Speaker 1: But the hell.
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Speaker 3: and my friend Maureen out there is going to be
Speaker 3: enjoying the fact that I'm bringing up this topic. And
Speaker 3: it's one of those great topics when you look at
Speaker 3: online reporting, depending upon which source you are reading, the
Speaker 3: information you're reading can come out with a different spin
Speaker 3: stating the obvious for those who regularly read things from
Speaker 3: various websites, both right and left.
Speaker 1: And I'm in that.
Speaker 3: I look at all kinds of reporting from you know,
Speaker 3: I don't want to be involved in an echo chamber.
Speaker 3: I don't want one sided opinions for anything. We have
Speaker 3: FBI Director Cash Bettel sharing what he referred to as
Speaker 3: alarming information about a Chinese plot to interfere with the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty election. So, for example, you go to the
Speaker 3: more conservative leading New York posts FBI delivers intel to
Speaker 3: Congress on alleged Chinese plot to interfere in twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: And over it.
Speaker 3: I believe it was NBC or MSNBC obviously more left
Speaker 3: leaning headline. FBI director Cash Hotel feeds twenty twenty election
Speaker 3: conspiracy theories with documents about unverified tip. Does that sound
Speaker 3: like the same story to you?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 3: He did hand over what is described in the post
Speaker 3: article line and we as a trove of documents to
Speaker 3: Congress detailing alleged Chinese campaign to medal in the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty elections, involving thousands of bogus US driver's licenses. Confidential
Speaker 3: sources alleged Chinese plan to use these licenses for thousands
Speaker 3: of mail in votes to benefit former president Vice President
Speaker 3: Joe Biden. That according to the spokesperson for the FBI,
Speaker 3: apparently authorities learned of this alleged plot in August of
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. Intelligence reports on it were recalled for reasons
Speaker 3: that nobody really quite knows, which is why they're now
Speaker 3: investigating it. US Customs and Border Protection seized about twenty
Speaker 3: thousand fake licenses around the same time. And you got
Speaker 3: to remember the margins of a victory for Biden. He
Speaker 3: won Arizona and Georgia ten thousand and twelve thousand votes respectively,
Speaker 3: so rather slim margin of victory for Joe Biden in
Speaker 3: those states. Patel declassified the intelligence report and sent it
Speaker 3: over to Senator Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley for additional vetting.
Speaker 3: Writing on AX, Patel said, the FBI has located documents
Speaker 3: which detail alarming allegations related to the twenty twenty US election,
Speaker 3: including allegations of interference by the CCP. I've immediately declassify
Speaker 3: the material turn the documents over to Chairman Grassley for
Speaker 3: further review. Grassly, for his part, concerned that the intelligence
Speaker 3: wasn't fully probe despite evidence of these bogus US driver's
Speaker 3: license pushed for the Bureau to revisit the matter, looking
Speaker 3: into it a little bit, further, saying thanks to the
Speaker 3: oversight work and partnership of Chairman Grassly, THEI this is Patel.
Speaker 3: The FBI continues to provide unprecedented transparency at the People's Bureau.
Speaker 3: To that end, we have located documents that Chairman Grassley requested. Specifically,
Speaker 3: these include allegations of plans but from the CCP Chinese
Speaker 3: Communist Party, to manufacture fake driver's licenses and ship them
Speaker 3: in the United States for the purpose of facilitating fraudulent
Speaker 3: mail in ballots, allegations which, while substantiated, were abruptly recalled
Speaker 3: and never disclosed to the public, hum Grassy, spokesperson speaking
Speaker 3: with the News. Chairman Grassley is in receipt of an
Speaker 3: FBI document responsive to a request he made based on
Speaker 3: legally protected whistle blower disclosures. The documents alleged serious national
Speaker 3: security concerns that need to be fully investigated by the FBI,
Speaker 3: actually requesting additional information from the FBI to verify the production,
Speaker 3: and is urging the FBI to do its due diligence
Speaker 3: to investigate why the document was recalled, who recalled it
Speaker 3: and informed the American people about its findings. After discovery
Speaker 3: of these documents, Grassley sent another request over to cash
Speaker 3: Betel seeking internal communications of at least three key officials
Speaker 3: involved with the decision making regarding the Intelligence Information Report.
Speaker 3: That's what they have inside there. I wasn't aware of those,
Speaker 3: but it's an IIER Intelligence Information Report. Grassy in the
Speaker 3: letter quote, Lastly, explain why the FBI under your predecessor
Speaker 3: required the original IIR to be destroyed, Whether this practice
Speaker 3: is consistent with the FBI's passed and current practice, and
Speaker 3: how it comports with federal record preservation requirements. Isn't that
Speaker 3: an interesting point he's making. They had this report, they
Speaker 3: talked about the twenty thousand drivers' licenses, they concerned about
Speaker 3: the Chinese Communist Party since they came from China, and
Speaker 3: yet they destroyed the report.
Speaker 2: Hmm.
Speaker 3: I guess that's why the headline over at NBC feeds
Speaker 3: election conspiracy theories. Well, maybe they're not conspiracy theories anymore,
Speaker 3: and I must acknowledge. And I'm thinking about the fentanyl
Speaker 3: being shipped into our country. You know, obviously the cecuitiest
Speaker 3: route from China with the precursor elements. Anyway, we always
Speaker 3: hear about these reports ten thousand pounds of fentanyl, sees
Speaker 3: two thousand pounds of fifty kilos whatever, largest shipment of
Speaker 3: fentanyls seized by border patrol agents.
Speaker 1: That's the ones they seized.
Speaker 3: Meanwhile, people are dropping dead all around this because they
Speaker 3: overdosed on fennyl. Obviously a lot of this stuff is
Speaker 3: still getting into the country. This was one seizure of
Speaker 3: twenty thousand fake driver's licenses from China, and I bet
Speaker 3: your children know exactly how to acquire a fake Chinese
Speaker 3: manufactured driver's license because they want to present themselves as
Speaker 3: old enough to purchase alcohol or whatever else requires you
Speaker 3: to be twenty one and older. Yeah, that goes on
Speaker 3: all the time. So twenty thousand maybe just the tip
Speaker 3: of the iceberg. I would say this is worthy of investigation.
Speaker 3: And this has been going on for a long time,
Speaker 3: as the Post reporting points out. Back in twenty twelve,
Speaker 3: for example, several Senators, including Grassley and Senate Majority whip
Speaker 3: Dick Durbin, wrote a letter to the Chinese ambassador urging
Speaker 3: Beijing to crack down on the production of fake US
Speaker 3: driver's licenses and other documents.
Speaker 1: They were aware of it for years and years.
Speaker 3: Back then, the senators were concerned about reports that some
Speaker 3: seventeen hundred fake driver's license had been confiscated at O'Hare
Speaker 3: International Airport, Okay. Again, one shipment found among how many
Speaker 3: else that might be out there? How widespread was this? Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: Texas Governor Grey Babbitt Greg Abbott, or rather Attorney General
Speaker 3: in Texas Ken Paxton, has launched an investigation into he
Speaker 3: found thirty three potential non citizens allegedly illegally voting in
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty four general election. Again scratching the surface
Speaker 3: of probably what is a broader and more widespread issue
Speaker 3: going on out there, Pat, hang on, I'll take your call.
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Speaker 3: Six fifty five KRCD talk station. I guess Pat didn't
Speaker 3: want to hang on. She was hanging there right there.
Speaker 4: He.
Speaker 1: Right before the microphone came on and hung up.
Speaker 3: That's okay. If I went three, seven, four, nine fifty
Speaker 3: two three talk five five fifty on eight and T phones.
Speaker 3: Going back to this ID thing, and I do know
Speaker 3: from personal experience, because there will be there's a person
Speaker 3: I know. I will not name that person, but I
Speaker 3: know of an illustration of a fake ID being purchased
Speaker 3: online from China. Looked like the real McCoy Ohio driver's
Speaker 3: license issued person, a legitimate one obtained an Illinois fake
Speaker 3: manufactured driver's license from some online operation in China. This
Speaker 3: young person pulled over by the police for I think
Speaker 3: was a speeding infraction, inadvertently handed over the fake Illinois
Speaker 3: driver's license. Yeah, that's a problem. But as I thought
Speaker 3: about that, and I was thinking about the reality of
Speaker 3: this twenty thousand driver's license that were confiscated again in
Speaker 3: the context of those are the ones that were found
Speaker 3: by US Customs and Border Protection, and how many have
Speaker 3: made it into the country, considering that I know a
Speaker 3: young person who got one. And as I pivot over
Speaker 3: to the so called conspiracy theories, and this is an
Speaker 3: easy one to run with, we've learned of late that
Speaker 3: there are a heap load of non governmental organizations that
Speaker 3: are behind the funding for these protests over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Many of them have connections to the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: And there's one multi billionaire who's living in China who
Speaker 3: hates America, who is one of the funders. And as
Speaker 3: I pointed out countless times, the CCP hates us.
Speaker 1: They are our enemy.
Speaker 3: They want to be the world's dominating power. They want
Speaker 3: to undermine our unity, they want to undermine us generally speaking,
Speaker 3: as a population. And anything they can do to stir
Speaker 3: the pot of descent between US citizens, let them fight
Speaker 3: among themselves. They're going to encourage it. From encourage it,
Speaker 3: And who do you think benefits from having Joe Biden
Speaker 3: as president as opposed to Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: So it all seems to make sense.
Speaker 3: But going back to the non governmental organizations with literally
Speaker 3: billions of dollars and connections with the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: If a young person here in the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 3: is able to obtain a fake ID that looked really
Speaker 3: genuine and you wanted to interfere with the elections, Hey,
Speaker 3: Chinese Communist Party friend of mine, I'm the multi billionaire
Speaker 3: and I hate America and I want to stir the
Speaker 3: pot of descent in America just like you guys do.
Speaker 3: Can you get me a heap load of fake IDs
Speaker 3: so I can interfere with the American election? Something tells
Speaker 3: me that that would probably be pretty easy to do,
Speaker 3: considering that you're young person sixteen year old in your
Speaker 3: house using your computer can have one delivered to your mailbox.
Speaker 3: Further to the story, a former national intelligence offer for
Speaker 3: cyber under President Trump and Joe Biden has now come
Speaker 3: forward with more allegations the CIA and Officer Director of
Speaker 3: National Intelligence deliberty buried evidence of the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 3: interference in the twenty twenty presidential election, and then fired
Speaker 3: him when he refused to play along. Whistle Blower's post
Speaker 3: came in response to General Mike Flynn's tweet on Monday
Speaker 3: questioning why foreign election interference by the CCP wasn't exposed
Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty, going back to the article I
Speaker 3: mentioned in the last segment, CIA, director, So there was
Speaker 3: foreign interference by the CCP and the twenty twenty presidential election.
Speaker 3: Who was running the USIIC at the time, and why
Speaker 3: didn't you get this exposed back?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 3: Can we get our four years back? Can we get
Speaker 3: four years of our lives back? Flynn asked former Intel
Speaker 3: officer Christopher Porter. Quote, Sir, I was in charge of
Speaker 3: election analysis and did see when I'm emphasizing that it's
Speaker 3: because the word was all caps and did call it
Speaker 3: out CIA and O d N. I tried to cover
Speaker 3: up the evidence, and when I wouldn't go along with it,
Speaker 3: terminated me. So I guess, Christopher Porter, former Analysis, there
Speaker 3: is no longer a confidential informant. He's out on records
Speaker 3: saying that he got canned because he wanted this information
Speaker 3: to go public.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 3: Feeding twenty twenty election conspiracy theories with documents about unverified
Speaker 3: tip depends on which headline you're reading and which article
Speaker 3: you're reading, doesn't it It's six twenty five right now?
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Speaker 3: now time for a traffic update Chuck from the u See.
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Speaker 3: Today six thirty one, fifty five KRCD Talk Station and
Speaker 3: a very happy UH Friday eup of folks looking forward
Speaker 3: to Jay Rattler at eight thirty. I love closing the
Speaker 3: show with Jay. Lighter conversation, although important conversation on aviation topics.
Speaker 3: Congressman David Taylor joins a program at eighth five. We
Speaker 3: got a whole bunch of stuff talk with Congressman Taylor
Speaker 3: about and Corey Bowman will be in studio. It was
Speaker 3: it was going to be on the phone and I
Speaker 3: didn't realize that and just said he's going to be
Speaker 3: calling in on that. We got a whole hour with
Speaker 3: Corey Bowman running from the may of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: He will be in studio, which is a much better
Speaker 3: way to communicate with the human being when you're staring
Speaker 3: at him looking across the bench. Here five on three,
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Speaker 1: Marnie.
Speaker 3: I appreciate your calls without calls over the local stories.
Speaker 3: Since a woman accused of violently attacking and knocking a
Speaker 3: victim unconscious, and it was all captured on Facebook live.
Speaker 3: Of course it was court to court records. Alicia Eberhardt,
Speaker 3: who's forty one and out of Avondale, under arrest on
Speaker 3: a floating as assault charge in connections with the April third,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty three incident on Writing Road, District four. Police
Speaker 3: charged her June eighth, booked into the Hamilton County Jail Monday,
Speaker 3: facing charges, then was facing charges by nine am police
Speaker 3: charger after determining she knowingly caused serious physical harm to
Speaker 3: a female victim by slamming the victim's head into the ground,
Speaker 3: causing the victim to be left unconscious. That's according to
Speaker 3: the Affidavid presented also says that mssus Eberhart was sitting
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Speaker 3: around her hand. Ms Eberhardt then slammed the victim's head
Speaker 3: into the ground and punched her in the face. When
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Speaker 3: ground in the hallway alone. The affidavit is based on
Speaker 3: statements made to police by the victim and also a
Speaker 3: Facebook live video which shows the incident. Kind of scratch
Speaker 3: your head wondering who filmed it? I love when Joe
Speaker 3: Strecker writes editorial comments on articles.
Speaker 1: Like this one.
Speaker 3: Republican out of Corean Township, State Senator Lou Blessing has
Speaker 3: put forth Senate Joint Resolution one, which will propose a
Speaker 3: constitutional amendment of November twenty, twenty sixth ballot to increase
Speaker 3: the number of Ohio lawmakers up the members of the
Speaker 3: House of Representatives from ninety nine to one hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty three, and increase the members of the Senate from
Speaker 3: thirty three to fifty one. Those changes would be implemented
Speaker 3: beginning January of twenty thirty three. Accordion a statement from
Speaker 3: Blessing Tuesday to the General Government Committee during his sponsor testimony. Quote,
Speaker 3: as of the last census, the size of these districts
Speaker 3: in terms of population roughly three hundred and fifty eight
Speaker 3: thousand and one hundred nineteen thousand, respectively. Smaller districts, more
Speaker 3: firmly anchor legislators to their districts. They would represent fewer
Speaker 3: communities and constituents and could devote more time to them.
Speaker 3: Does that sound like a good idea to you, I know, Joe.
Speaker 3: More politicians, Yeah, that'll fix it. More cats to herd
Speaker 3: in Columbus, Give me more Republicans to disappoint us. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know. It could convince me that I'm wrong.
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Speaker 3: a high of eighty just a few clouds very night
Speaker 3: with a low of sixty four, mostly sunny skyes. Tomorrow
Speaker 3: I have eighty six and an overnight low is sixty
Speaker 3: eight with again just a few clouds. Seventy degrees. Right now,
Speaker 3: let's get an update on traffic conditions from Chuck Ingram.
Speaker 1: From the UCL Traffic Center.
Speaker 11: Right now, over one hundred thousand people are waiting and
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Speaker 11: It's the cleanup from last night storms, but it's the
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Speaker 11: with that one Chuck a month five KRSUD talk station.
Speaker 3: Govern on a six forty fifty five krs DE talk
Speaker 3: station and a very happy Friday eve to you and
Speaker 3: if Corey Bowman in the studio A Meyrill candidate Cory
Speaker 3: Bowman at seven oh five talk about a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of issues, and Congressman David Taylor coming on at eighth
Speaker 3: five and Jay Ratler at eight thirty talk aviation is
Speaker 3: issues with Jay, talk with you too as well, if
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Speaker 3: fifty five hundred, eight hundred two three talk pound five
Speaker 3: fifty on eighteen and two funds And that point I
Speaker 3: made yesterday, and I think it's a point worthy of
Speaker 3: making almost every single day. I think there should be
Speaker 3: legislation that prohibits the use of taxpayer money to fund
Speaker 3: any political organization or politically motivated organization. The parallel I
Speaker 3: drew yesterday was like, for example, if your federal tax dollars,
Speaker 3: the money that you earned through your lefelabor that they
Speaker 3: took from you, was going to fund some religion that
Speaker 3: you did not agree with, you would waive your Constitution
Speaker 3: around and say, no, we don't have a theocracy here,
Speaker 3: you can't fund a religion. Well, politics is a lot
Speaker 3: like religion.
Speaker 4: I have.
Speaker 3: Marxism is a leap of faith if you really believe
Speaker 3: from each according to his ability, to each according to
Speaker 3: his need is a workable phenomenon in the face of
Speaker 3: human nature and the fact that most people are looking
Speaker 3: out for their own best interests and are not motivated
Speaker 3: to work if their work is not going to yield
Speaker 3: them some plus or some positive benefit compared to the
Speaker 3: guy next to you who is not working and yet
Speaker 3: getting the same amount. It's going to collapse on itself.
Speaker 3: Logic will dictate that, and so does history every time
Speaker 3: it's been tried. And on top of that, how is
Speaker 3: it that the people empowered the oligarchs are always living
Speaker 3: large while the laborers toil away in the fields or whatever.
Speaker 3: It takes a leap of faith. So I view Marxism
Speaker 3: as a religion, and it's a religion I don't believe in.
Speaker 3: You're not gonna convert me. Go ahead and proselytize your
Speaker 3: butt off. It ain't gonna work under my mindset. And
Speaker 3: we find out, thanks for the efforts of the of
Speaker 3: doge Elon Musk formerly with the Department of you know,
Speaker 3: Government Efficiency, we're funding all kinds of crazy organizations like that.
Speaker 3: We're funding NGOs, immigration and a huge excuse to send
Speaker 3: out tens of millions and billions of dollars into the
Speaker 3: world for local organizations who are helping. We're helping, and
Speaker 3: with that I pivot over to an article out of
Speaker 3: California Government Watchdog opened the books. That's an organization revealed
Speaker 3: that California handed out seventy three point six million taxpayer
Speaker 3: dollars to anti deportation groups over one calendar year twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three to twenty twenty four. The organization the Coalition
Speaker 3: for Human Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles CURLA. You may
Speaker 3: have heard about it. It's also linked to the Chinese
Speaker 3: Communist Party. There's been many articles published about money flowing
Speaker 3: from the CCP into CHURLA. Now, why would the Communist
Speaker 3: want us to have to deal with an immigration problem,
Speaker 3: I don't know. Maybe because it's going to bankrupt us
Speaker 3: or move us further to bankruptcy.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's certainly overwhelming the resources of the various sanctuary cities
Speaker 3: and states like California, which could probably use the seventy
Speaker 3: three point six million dollars that it funded into CURLA
Speaker 3: for other more worthy uses for the actual citizens of
Speaker 3: the state of California, since they're dealing with a massive
Speaker 3: budget problem there but no assembly Woman Kate Sanchez, I'm
Speaker 3: normally requesting the legislature audit the extent to which La
Speaker 3: riots are being bankrolled by a taxpayer subsidized nonprofit. There
Speaker 3: is zero excuse for our tax dollars to go towards
Speaker 3: these riots. Well, she's focusing on the riots. There's zero
Speaker 3: excuse for taxpayer dollars to go toward any advocacy organization.
Speaker 3: Why because you and I disagree and have disagreement about
Speaker 3: the purpose of the advocacy organizations. What is worthy of
Speaker 3: receiving taxpayer labor dollars? Well, I believe in this, I
Speaker 3: believe in that.
Speaker 1: Now, so what.
Speaker 3: We've dug ourselves into a financial hole. I don't care
Speaker 3: what you believe in. My money shouldn't go to pay
Speaker 3: for it, Cheryl of public funding went from twelve point
Speaker 3: four million in counter year twenty twenty two to thirty
Speaker 3: four million in twenty twenty three, one hundred and seventy
Speaker 3: four percent increase, which parenthetically coincided with rising anti American activism,
Speaker 3: the riots in the streets in LA and illustration of
Speaker 3: exactly that over the past couple of weeks, ninety six
Speaker 3: percent of the revenue Turla God came from California taxpayers.
Speaker 3: And I know you're not weeping for the California taxpayers.
Speaker 3: This was decision mating made by their decision making from
Speaker 3: the elected officials that the idiots in California put into office.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't make it any less offensive because notably,
Speaker 3: your dollars also went to fund CURLA. Back to my
Speaker 3: fundamental point, CURLA has a Warriors for Justice subprogram. I
Speaker 3: guess Deportation Defense Squad is a way it's describing the report.
Speaker 3: Also something called wise Up, a program that teaches high
Speaker 3: schoolers to become activists. Also the Removal Defense Team initial
Speaker 3: cap on that blocking immigration enforcement. Cherl's website says their
Speaker 3: mission includes quote challenging anti immigration legislation, reducing immigration enforcement,
Speaker 3: investigating in immigrant communities. So in spite of the federal
Speaker 3: law on the books which was put into place by
Speaker 3: officials that we elected on a federal level, which says
Speaker 3: these folks are not legally in our country and should
Speaker 3: not have been allowed in our country. And again, this
Speaker 3: is regardless of what you perceive to be right versus wrong.
Speaker 3: I think that's wrong. It's a law on the books.
Speaker 3: And if you want to change, elect different people who say, okay,
Speaker 3: let's have open borders or whatever you're advocating for. But
Speaker 3: why are taxpayer dollars, whether state taxpayer dollars or federal
Speaker 3: taxpayer dollars, advocating to fight against laws that are on
Speaker 3: the books. You want to fund something like that with
Speaker 3: your paycheck, go ahead, write them a check. Be at
Speaker 3: George Sorows. I know you don't have billions of dollars
Speaker 3: like George, but hell, he's fund in all kinds of
Speaker 3: left wing organizations. It's his prerogative. But the simple notion.
Speaker 1: That you and I labor.
Speaker 3: To pay for something like this political advocacy on any side,
Speaker 3: I think it's just an absolute, outright offense, and I
Speaker 3: wish more of our politicians would advocate against the concept.
Speaker 3: Thomas Massey, if you're out there proposed legislation that stops
Speaker 3: this in its tracks, someone am I wrong? I mean,
Speaker 3: does anybody find disagreement with my fundamental principle Because I
Speaker 3: don't care if you're left or right. If you're actually
Speaker 3: working and paying federal taxpayer dollars, they're doing something that
Speaker 3: rubs you the wrong way with that money. And I
Speaker 3: know people think, well, I don't like to the fun defense. Well,
Speaker 3: you know what, it's a general defense apride for the
Speaker 3: protection of the United States of America. People try to
Speaker 3: make that argument before it doesn't work. But political advocacy,
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Speaker 3: people here Massachusetts under their current fiscal year. It begins
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Speaker 3: illegal immigrant families are mostly making up the folks that
Speaker 3: live in these various facility facilities. Governor Mara Heals in
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Speaker 3: the city of Cincinnati and a man who may have
Speaker 3: some solutions for them, a man who you should probably
Speaker 3: vote for given the direction of the city of Cincinnati
Speaker 3: in four decades of Democrat rule. Meyrill candidate Corey Bowman
Speaker 3: in studio for a full hour. We will talk public safety,
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Speaker 3: potholes and snow removal and equipment and all those things
Speaker 3: the city's responsible for. He'll be up next to hope
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Speaker 3: It's seven O six fifty five kr C DE talk
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Speaker 3: the studio Corey Bowman. Find him online at Corey Bowman
Speaker 3: dot com. Because if a resident of the City of Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: you do have a choice. You don't have to continue
Speaker 3: banging your head against the wall. The definition of stupidity
Speaker 3: is doing the same thing over and over again expecting
Speaker 3: a different outcome. And that's in the case with the
Speaker 3: city of Cincinnati for the last forty years exclusively Democrat
Speaker 3: run Corey Bowman. It's great to see you, great to
Speaker 3: be here. Thank you so much for having me. Brian,
Speaker 3: happy to be happy to do it and happy to
Speaker 3: talk with you. And uh one of first off start off.
Speaker 3: If Corey has to end the segment, he's planning on
Speaker 3: spending the full hour in the studio. But a shout
Speaker 3: out to his beautiful wife Jordan. Today's the official due date.
Speaker 3: Yesterday was oh, yesterday was today was Yeah.
Speaker 14: So we are do with our fourth job, four third boy.
Speaker 14: So I still have my princess that I can, you know,
Speaker 14: spoil and let the boys just run around. But yeah,
Speaker 14: she was due yesterday. But yeah, we basically take it
Speaker 14: day by day.
Speaker 4: With that.
Speaker 10: So I'm watching my phone very closely.
Speaker 3: I know you got your phone out, and it's not
Speaker 3: out of disrespect for our conversations, but the call may
Speaker 3: very well come in.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: It's funny because both of our children and we stopped
Speaker 3: it too, which I thought was enough. I grew up
Speaker 3: in a family and my sister and I that was it,
Speaker 3: and that was enough for my mom and dad. But
Speaker 3: both of them were a month early. It was just
Speaker 3: out of nowhere. My wife and were getting ready to
Speaker 3: settle down and I think we were going to play
Speaker 3: a game of Monopoly or something that when our son
Speaker 3: and you know, she's outside getting ready to come back inside,
Speaker 3: and that's when the water broke. Was like, holy cow.
Speaker 3: We didn't even have We had nothing by way of
Speaker 3: supplies in the house. There were no diapers or you know,
Speaker 3: blankets or everything else that you need to care for
Speaker 3: a baby. So I had to run around, scramble and
Speaker 3: get all that stuff. But before we brought him home,
Speaker 3: but out of nowhere, and the same thing happened with
Speaker 3: my daughter.
Speaker 14: All my kids were two weeks late from what we've
Speaker 14: done in the previous so we basically are just on
Speaker 14: call right now. Until whenever the baby shows up, we're
Speaker 14: ready for anything.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I always think about that when and
Speaker 3: I don't want to go down a conversation about abortion.
Speaker 3: When it comes to late term abortion, I'm thinking to myself,
Speaker 3: both of my kids were fully baked at eight months.
Speaker 3: They were ready to hit the ground running. They were
Speaker 3: done over with, they wanted out, and they were healthy
Speaker 3: as they could be. So you know that's reality right there.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I know you have timing on you know
Speaker 14: what the average is. But every woman, I tell my wife,
Speaker 14: every oven is different, you know. So yeah, some cook
Speaker 14: them a little bit hotter, some cook them a little
Speaker 14: bit lower, and so you gotta let each woman basically
Speaker 14: do it the way that they need to exactly.
Speaker 3: And you know, I imagine for a baby, it's a
Speaker 3: pretty comfortable environment. Everything's taken care of. Yeah, I wouldn't
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Speaker 3: I think it will be a wonderful thing because we
Speaker 3: I think we need a change. Yeah, yeah, well we're
Speaker 3: under one and forty eight. We're actually one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty eight days away from the November election, and so
Speaker 3: time flying. Yeah, and so time is fine, but we
Speaker 3: do have some time to let people know at least
Speaker 3: that there is an election. You know, I was asked
Speaker 3: by a local newspaper recently, you know, how do we
Speaker 3: feel about the primary? I said, my biggest takeaway from
Speaker 3: the primary is that we only had about eight percent
Speaker 3: voter turnout, and so we've got to get people involved.
Speaker 3: I think that you know, that has to speak louder
Speaker 3: than anything else, is that people want to be involved
Speaker 3: in these elections. Myself included. This is something from a
Speaker 3: city perspective, somebody that's lived in the city. We have
Speaker 3: to realize that all of us have a part to
Speaker 3: play in this. Yes we do, and you know we've
Speaker 3: you and I have talked about the situation in Hyde Park.
Speaker 3: Of course, this is the ballot initiative to get the
Speaker 3: citizens an opportunity to vote on their own and chart
Speaker 3: their own destiny, rather than having the destiny of their
Speaker 3: neighborhood being shoved down their throats by a city council
Speaker 3: and the current mayor. I was really hoping and praying
Speaker 3: that that would net you some support. Corey Bowman. Didn't
Speaker 3: force this development on Hyde Park, and Corey Bowman, as
Speaker 3: I understand, it wouldn't have forced this development down the
Speaker 3: residents of Hyde Park's throats. You would allow the residents
Speaker 3: of Hyde Park to choose their own destiny, much in
Speaker 3: the way a bond Hill probably feels. And all the
Speaker 3: other neighborhoods who rose up and in defiance of city
Speaker 3: council voted to get this on the ballot so they
Speaker 3: could control their own destiny. I mean, it's a cautionary
Speaker 3: tale for these current city council members and the mayor.
Speaker 3: And I think it's the illustration of the failure of
Speaker 3: representative government. Well yeah, what you said, representative government. And
Speaker 3: you know I was in the City Hall whenever they
Speaker 3: had the meetings and had the initial vote for the
Speaker 3: rezoning of this project. And when you have hundreds of people,
Speaker 3: one after another, stopping on this microphone to voice their
Speaker 3: overwhelming opposition toward this project. These are members of the community.
Speaker 3: These aren't just people that have been flown in. These
Speaker 3: are people that are very very much involved in the community.
Speaker 3: And then on top of that, you have a petition
Speaker 3: of over four thousand signatures of city residents that are
Speaker 3: saying we are opposing this, and then you look and
Speaker 3: you vote seven to two in opposition of that community.
Speaker 3: That's something that I'm trying to tell people.
Speaker 14: Is that I know that we're very polarized in our
Speaker 14: politics in this nation, but this campaign that we're running
Speaker 14: is for the city of Cincinnati. We're running on city
Speaker 14: issues because that's what's important to people. And one thing
Speaker 14: that I learned through this whole process of researching this
Speaker 14: development in Hyde Park is that the voices of the
Speaker 14: community councils, not the city council right, the community councils
Speaker 14: are not being heard properly.
Speaker 1: Considered.
Speaker 14: From that I gather and if anything, I've been in
Speaker 14: these meanings of the community councils. These are the members
Speaker 14: that care the most about their communities. They're the ones
Speaker 14: that actually should be talked to when it comes to
Speaker 14: where should we put speed humps, if any where should
Speaker 14: we put these, Where should we improve the streets, where
Speaker 14: should we do these These community councils have an invaluable
Speaker 14: opinion that is based in their local involvement in their neighborhoods.
Speaker 14: And I think that that's something that we need to
Speaker 14: start taking more action toward.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 3: They live there, they know what goes on day to day.
Speaker 3: You know, local government is really important, it's most effective.
Speaker 3: This is, you know, one of the reasons why I
Speaker 3: reject decisions being made in Washington, d C. Which impact
Speaker 3: my day to day life. No, they're so far removed
Speaker 3: from the realities of each individual person. Nonetheless, that each
Speaker 3: individual community the city, since they made up of multiple
Speaker 3: different communities, each with their own struggles and challenges and needs,
Speaker 3: and often inconsistent in their challenges and needs. High Park
Speaker 3: is nothing like bond Hill.
Speaker 14: No, No, And but the thing is is that they've
Speaker 14: already had these policies shoved down the throats of people
Speaker 14: and other neighborhoods. Just so happens that Hyde Park has
Speaker 14: the resources and the grit to be able to fight
Speaker 14: back on it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 14: So this vote that makes the ballot in November, if
Speaker 14: it still carries on through that, I would encourage everybody
Speaker 14: to know that this isn't just a vote for Hyde Park.
Speaker 14: This is a vote for all of the neighborhoods of Cincinnati,
Speaker 14: because there's many neighborhoods that haven't had the fees for
Speaker 14: the lawyers, or haven't had the ability to fight or
Speaker 14: the organizational structure in their community councils, but they're still
Speaker 14: being taken advantage of. And it's all about this high
Speaker 14: density housing. It's always about this. You're only zoning what
Speaker 14: we want you to zone for. It's not about the
Speaker 14: community developers. It's not about the community councils. It's not
Speaker 14: about the people and the residents of these neighborhoods. It's
Speaker 14: about this is our overall vision that we have as
Speaker 14: your elected officials, and.
Speaker 10: You just need to fall in line with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just like Agenda twenty one stuff. The Connected
Speaker 3: Communities is an illustration to that, and you know that
Speaker 3: you got to start with that. That was an insult
Speaker 3: to all of the entire city of Cincinnati. This is
Speaker 3: what we are laying upon you, connected communities. This is
Speaker 3: what you're gonna have to do if you want to
Speaker 3: build something that's got to be in lined with this
Speaker 3: Connected Communities program. Period and a story and then until
Speaker 3: a well connected developer puts its hand up and says,
Speaker 3: I need a waiver so I can put in a
Speaker 3: giant apartment building and a giant hotel in Hyde Park.
Speaker 3: And they ignore their their their their their connection with
Speaker 3: this environmentally correct walking community concept of connecting community is like, oh, okay,
Speaker 3: well connected developer. I wonder if there was any money
Speaker 3: involved in that, Corey.
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 14: Well, well, so, I'm reminded of this book that we
Speaker 14: read when we were a little called give a Mouse
Speaker 14: a Cookie and they and They're gonna want a glass
Speaker 14: of milk?
Speaker 10: This story. A lot of people actually don't know about
Speaker 10: this book.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 14: I just read it through our kids so many times.
Speaker 14: So kind of like that and Where the w Things Are?
Speaker 14: These are two books like we just read NonStop.
Speaker 1: My mom used to read Where the Wild Things Are
Speaker 1: to me, that's the whole book.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I love those.
Speaker 14: But the thing is is that the premise of this
Speaker 14: story is that this mouse asked for a cookie, and
Speaker 14: then once this kid gives the mouse a cookie, who
Speaker 14: he says, can I have a glass of milk?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 10: Can I have a straw? Can I have a napkin?
Speaker 10: Can I have this?
Speaker 14: It's like every single time you give it, you think
Speaker 14: this is going to be the final thing that you
Speaker 14: have to give this mouse, and also you just ask
Speaker 14: for something more. And that's really what it's like with
Speaker 14: these elected officials and connected developers, if you want to
Speaker 14: call them, is that these people are always just asking
Speaker 14: for more, and they're always pushing the boundary. And I
Speaker 14: think that the time needs to come to where they
Speaker 14: need to start listening more to the individuals in their neighborhoods.
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Speaker 3: Fifty five kr CE DE talk station. Happy Friday. Corey
Speaker 3: Bowman in studio coreyboma dot com. Check him out. He
Speaker 3: is running for the mayor of the city Cincinnati and
Speaker 3: his wife is listening and she corrected him, No, today
Speaker 3: is actually the due date, not yesterday. So Corey lost
Speaker 3: track of what day of the week it is, and
Speaker 3: we're hoping for the best for Jordan. And props to
Speaker 3: you at Jordan. This is number four. She knows what
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: She's been down this road before.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Moving over to Mayor oal topics, let's talk about crime.
Speaker 3: I was looking at the proposed budget and a bunch
Speaker 3: of line items that I don't understand, and a bunch
Speaker 3: of non governmental organizations which have their hand in the trough.
Speaker 3: Not sure what they're out there doing in the world,
Speaker 3: on the heels of my rant about my taxpayer dollars
Speaker 3: being used to fund political activism, which I find absolutely
Speaker 3: offensive and not part of what government should be. Sorry,
Speaker 3: had to go down that road again, but there seems
Speaker 3: to be a lot of that going on. But in
Speaker 3: so far as the police is concerned in crime, and
Speaker 3: I know this is an important topic to you. You
Speaker 3: live in the West End, you know about crime, and
Speaker 3: you have talked to a bunch of police officers of late.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and so you know, whenever we announced this race,
Speaker 14: I asked everybody what their biggest issues were. And as
Speaker 14: we started developing our policies, developing you know what we
Speaker 14: want to stand on, which I mean, we stand on things,
Speaker 14: as you know, as part of our character as par
Speaker 14: as what we believe, but you have to have practical
Speaker 14: application of it. You have to be able to give
Speaker 14: people a plan of This is what we will do
Speaker 14: from day one of being mayor. And one of the
Speaker 14: biggest things that we're seeing right now in our city
Speaker 14: is that there is an uptick in crime. There's an
Speaker 14: uptick in a lot of things that are going on
Speaker 14: in our community. If you live downtown, you know that
Speaker 14: the statement crime is down couldn't be farther from the truth.
Speaker 14: And there are certain key issues that are happening in
Speaker 14: our city right now that we have to address, and
Speaker 14: one of one of it has to be with the
Speaker 14: understaffed police department that's happening right now and the lack
Speaker 14: of morale and the lack of proper recruitment that's been
Speaker 14: happening over the past few years. And a lot of
Speaker 14: this is catching up to us. Like I said, I've
Speaker 14: talked with a lot of police officers. Many of them
Speaker 14: will come into our coffee shop and I don't push
Speaker 14: my agenda on him. I say, hey, what's going on
Speaker 14: in your department? What's going on from the police department standpoint,
Speaker 14: and we're the biggest the biggest things that we can fix.
Speaker 14: And I've repeated this over and over. I think the
Speaker 14: biggest thing that we have to focus on is the
Speaker 14: relationship between the community and the police officers. There's been
Speaker 14: a huge divide between the local law enforcement, the officers
Speaker 14: that are there to protect and serve our community, which
Speaker 14: I've talked to them. They have a heart for our city,
Speaker 14: they have a heart for the community. They want to
Speaker 14: be in harm's way to be able to protect the
Speaker 14: people that they love. But then at the same time,
Speaker 14: the city and the communities that they serve, there's this
Speaker 14: disconnect because a lot of these policies that are in place,
Speaker 14: when we see the three to one one, when we
Speaker 14: see the ARC programs, when we see from the top down,
Speaker 14: the culture that's being set that the police officers are
Speaker 14: only there for worst case scenario. It creates this disparity
Speaker 14: and a lot of the morale of the police officers
Speaker 14: has been lost.
Speaker 3: Well, that's the development from the defund the police movement.
Speaker 3: This is a fringe element that has the loudest, squeakiest
Speaker 3: wheel and is among you know, that fringe element that's
Speaker 3: taken over the Democratic Party. You know, I've talked to
Speaker 3: many people and I can't remember who I just talked
Speaker 3: with the other day Position of Authority and oh it
Speaker 3: was FOP president. It was on the program at Day, Yeah,
Speaker 3: kenk Cob And I asked him, you know, if you're
Speaker 3: a bet patrol officer and you're out there, how are
Speaker 3: you generally received by the communities that you serve and
Speaker 3: they say they want us there? I mean, they want
Speaker 3: police president, they want safety. They are not against the police.
Speaker 3: It's that really just irks me to go in that
Speaker 3: the voice that's elevated is the small minority of the
Speaker 3: people who think police are inherently evil and bad and
Speaker 3: that there should be a different way of doing things.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 14: Absolutely, And what we're seeing in the city right now
Speaker 14: at the moment that the temperatures start rising, the moment
Speaker 14: that the summer months start happening, well, then the crime
Speaker 14: starts going up. These shootings go up. I'm sure many
Speaker 14: of the listeners are aware. But there was a stabbing
Speaker 14: that took place a couple of weeks ago with Patrick Harrih.
Speaker 14: And the thing is that this brought light to a
Speaker 14: lot of different issues that people in OTR are going through.
Speaker 14: But here's something that happened too. Not only do we
Speaker 14: need to recognize what happened with Patrick Harringer, but there's
Speaker 14: a man named Charles Smith who was in the North
Speaker 14: Side area, South Cummingsville area that what happened was on
Speaker 14: Friday night. Basically for the sake of optics, really, a
Speaker 14: lot of these officers were taken from their districts and
Speaker 14: put into OTR to make sure that it look like
Speaker 14: they were covering the area. Well, some of the districts
Speaker 14: that were suffering because of this on that night was
Speaker 14: South Cummingsville and North Side. Well, then there's a man,
Speaker 14: he's a veteran. He's he's a Navy veteran and he
Speaker 14: worked at the Via Medical Center for over twenty five years.
Speaker 14: Charles Smith is his name, and he was murdered that
Speaker 14: night as well, just because of lack of the proper
Speaker 14: policing or the proper patrols that were put in the area.
Speaker 14: And that was just an administrative error on the chief's part.
Speaker 14: To be able to say from optics over outcomes is
Speaker 14: what we've been saying, Well.
Speaker 3: There should be police in every neighborhood all the time.
Speaker 3: And I know that having a police presence doesn't prevent
Speaker 3: crime from happening necessarily, but the optics of having regular
Speaker 3: patrols and police departments around does have a calming effect
Speaker 3: and does serve as a warning shot over the battle
Speaker 3: of someone who might commit a crime, like, well, there's
Speaker 3: a cop right there, or I'm going to get arrested
Speaker 3: because the cop is going to be here within minutes
Speaker 3: and I'm not going to have a chance to get away. No,
Speaker 3: that's not really the case when seconds counts. Police will
Speaker 3: be there in maybe an hour. So seven twenty six
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Speaker 3: At seven thirty right now if you about KCD talk station.
Speaker 3: Coreybowman dot com mayor old candidate Corey Bowman running as
Speaker 3: a Republican a city of Cincinnati, which I notice people
Speaker 3: say like, well, god it is this is an impossible challenge,
Speaker 3: and I think he's up to the challenge. Got some
Speaker 3: good ideas And if you're unhappy with the current administration,
Speaker 3: like for my friends in Hyde Park and Bond Hill
Speaker 3: and other places where they don't listen to you and
Speaker 3: they do whatever the hell they want and run right
Speaker 3: over you. Maybe the misallocation of taxpayer dollars defunding all
Speaker 3: these non governmental organizations to do stuff and things in
Speaker 3: the community, maybe that's roving you the wrong way. Then
Speaker 3: don't vote for the status quo. And I said, give
Speaker 3: Corey a shot and see how he handles things. Vote
Speaker 3: for different council members and see how they handle things.
Speaker 3: And this is what elections are all about. So you
Speaker 3: need to show up and h and and vote for
Speaker 3: a different direction. Because I honestly, Corey, when I say that,
Speaker 3: I'm surprised that really that many people in the city
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati think that we're under responsible government. I mean
Speaker 3: to the extent people are paying attention, you know, they're
Speaker 3: wondering why their road hasn't ever been fixed?
Speaker 1: What the hell is?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 3: Why is all the And I saw some of the
Speaker 3: line items in the budget that came out the other day.
Speaker 3: At least that we're proposed, I'm not sure if it's
Speaker 3: solidified and it has done it over with. But again,
Speaker 3: all these organizations out there that I don't even have
Speaker 3: any concept of what they do. They got some nebulous name,
Speaker 3: and you're like, why are they getting all that money?
Speaker 3: Jam Michelle Vice mayor Kearney complaining about additional million dollars
Speaker 3: going into replacing some of the the the the the
Speaker 3: the fleet of vehicles, which apparently is in a complete
Speaker 3: state of disarray. That's a huge amount of money. About
Speaker 3: every officer that I've talked to, you know, has made
Speaker 3: a complain about that. So that's actually police vehicles, fire vehicles,
Speaker 3: snow removal, all that kind of stuff. I get half
Speaker 3: of it is out of commission or in need of
Speaker 3: being replaced. So well, I can't remember which council member
Speaker 3: voted to for an additional one million dollars, and she's
Speaker 3: complaining that it should go to what sounded to me
Speaker 3: like non governmental organizations. Never did articulate what she thought
Speaker 3: it could be used for, but it needs to go
Speaker 3: for better use. We can't even buy a fire truck
Speaker 3: with a million dollars, So why would we even allocate
Speaker 3: that extra money to vehicle replacement when in fact, half
Speaker 3: of the vehicles that the city owns are out of
Speaker 3: commission or getting close to the end of the life,
Speaker 3: are already at the end of life.
Speaker 14: Well this so I want to go back to actually,
Speaker 14: like us first starting the church in the West cent
Speaker 14: of Cincinnati. A lot of people say, oh, well, he's
Speaker 14: just a pastor, he's just you know, coffee shop, bone
Speaker 14: or whatever. But there's things that we've learned or at
Speaker 14: least at least had to have the administrative no how
Speaker 14: to be able to run something successfully. There is one
Speaker 14: thing that as a church we've expect sperienced a lot
Speaker 14: is that there's a lot of whether it be funding
Speaker 14: or a lot of resources, a lot of donations, a
Speaker 14: lot of things that are available to people in the community.
Speaker 14: It's the facilitation of distributing it that's been the issue.
Speaker 14: A lot of people have these things available, a lot
Speaker 14: of these funds, a lot of these resources available, they
Speaker 14: just don't know the proper ways of getting it in
Speaker 14: the hands of the right people of the community.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 14: This is something so like an example this and I'm
Speaker 14: getting somewhere with this from the political standpoint, but we
Speaker 14: have a Christmas outreach every year, right, So this is
Speaker 14: what we've done in the past years is we just
Speaker 14: asked people for toy giveaways, donations and we distribute to
Speaker 14: the community because we have relationships with a lot of
Speaker 14: these apartment complexes or a lot of these places where
Speaker 14: we know where the people are in need. We're not
Speaker 14: just filtering it through an organization. We put it right
Speaker 14: to the people that are in need of it. Well,
Speaker 14: then we partnered with a local school this last Christmas
Speaker 14: because they said, we've got all the resources coming in
Speaker 14: as far as nations. We've got, you know, whether it
Speaker 14: be Toys for Tots, whether it be FC Foundation, We've
Speaker 14: got all these different foundations that want to get on board.
Speaker 14: But it's about the distribution of it. It's about helping
Speaker 14: facilitate it. I was like, well, we've got that, we've
Speaker 14: got a building, we can store the stuff, and we'll
Speaker 14: make sure that it gets into the right hands. And
Speaker 14: so I feel like the city, for the sake of
Speaker 14: just looking like they care about the community, is filtering
Speaker 14: a lot of this money through organizations because in their
Speaker 14: mind they're thinking that's the only way that we know
Speaker 14: how to get it into the hands of the community. Well,
Speaker 14: the first thing in the budget is that you have
Speaker 14: to take care of just the basic necessities of the city,
Speaker 14: which is like what you just said, the streets. It's
Speaker 14: our the vehicles of our police officers, our fire trucks,
Speaker 14: our snowplows. I mean there's a major deficit when it
Speaker 14: comes to just updating our equipment for our public services
Speaker 14: right now, so that public it has to be it
Speaker 14: when I mean it's it's one thing to help people,
Speaker 14: it's another thing to like, these are your primary city jobs,
Speaker 14: in my opinion, is safe streets, clean streets, and properly
Speaker 14: paved streets, if that makes sense. Your your job is
Speaker 14: the streets and so on top of that exactly, And
Speaker 14: so if you have the funds to be able to
Speaker 14: help community organizations like this, I think that there's just
Speaker 14: this big disconnect between elected city officials.
Speaker 10: And the community.
Speaker 14: I think that in my mind, the community councils, the
Speaker 14: people that are the boots on the ground, so to speak.
Speaker 14: These are the people that are actually going to know
Speaker 14: how to get it into the right hands or get
Speaker 14: these resources into the right the right people, if that
Speaker 14: makes sense of need. So there is a way of
Speaker 14: helping the community out, But I think that the priority
Speaker 14: needs to kind of shift to the practical side of
Speaker 14: snowplows and cars and fire truck vehicles and stuff like that.
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Speaker 3: At seven forty one. Right now fifty five kr CD
Speaker 3: talk station. Brian Thomas with Instdio Corey Bowman. Let's get
Speaker 3: a phone call from his wife, Jordan, saying, Hey, the
Speaker 3: baby's coming. It is the day, Jordan, wishing you all
Speaker 3: the best of luck with that the impending birth of
Speaker 3: number four, and congratulations of both of you, and I
Speaker 3: know you're really excited about it. We're all excited about
Speaker 3: Corey Bowman running from Arion and hope Corey does a
Speaker 3: good job, and hope that people actually get off their
Speaker 3: butts and go out and vote. One of the bigger
Speaker 3: challenges at actually getting people to go to the go
Speaker 3: in on election day or vote ahead of time. Hell,
Speaker 3: we've got a window of opportunity a month long in advance,
Speaker 3: people can actually cast the vote. And again, going back
Speaker 3: to my friends in Hyde Park and Bond Hill and
Speaker 3: other neighborhoods who can't control their own direction because the
Speaker 3: City of Cincinnati won't listen to you, don't do it again. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it seems like I such a simple solution, don't do
Speaker 3: it again. But moving over to other matters, I guess
Speaker 3: in terms of prioritization, you already mentioned the key priorities
Speaker 3: for any city and governance is safety and infrastructure. And
Speaker 3: I know you've had experience at least in terms of
Speaker 3: and pivoting over to development. And I'm not sure with
Speaker 3: this Connected Communities program in place, since council voted for that,
Speaker 3: how much control a mayor would have if you are
Speaker 3: dealing with a council that's still pro connected communities. But
Speaker 3: one thing I know you know about and maybe there
Speaker 3: is something that can be done notwithstanding what that proposal
Speaker 3: stands for, is standing in the way of development. I mean,
Speaker 3: you live in the West End and you've you've seen
Speaker 3: it firsthand, and you know I go back to my
Speaker 3: experience back when the late Elmer Hensler was complaining about
Speaker 3: he wanted to expand and his meat packing plan. You know,
Speaker 3: there's nothing over there but industry. It's not like he's
Speaker 3: changing a neighborhood from a residential community into a factory.
Speaker 1: He just wanted to expand it. It took him forever.
Speaker 10: That's why that's the case with a lot of people.
Speaker 14: You know, when when it comes to my background, you know,
Speaker 14: in that a lot of my family growing up were
Speaker 14: either custom homebuilders or developers, and so I just saw
Speaker 14: that firsthand. I actually, you know, had many family members
Speaker 14: that went through the two thousand and eight housing crisis
Speaker 14: and saw the implications of that. One thing about development
Speaker 14: is that there's always different phases or different levels of development.
Speaker 14: And I think that one of the key things about
Speaker 14: our city that makes it great is utilizing our local developers,
Speaker 14: the ones that actually have a heart for the city.
Speaker 14: There's so many people that or businesses that can maybe
Speaker 14: flip or revitalize one or two properties at a time,
Speaker 14: and for people like this, it's very hard to kind
Speaker 14: of get ahead of the game. Like one of one
Speaker 14: of my friends who's actually developing property that's across the
Speaker 14: street from our coffee shop. Took them three years to
Speaker 14: be able to just break ground on the construction. They
Speaker 14: put a lot of money into it, put a lot
Speaker 14: of effort into it. Once they got the go ahead,
Speaker 14: I'm telling you, I've never seen crews work faster. And
Speaker 14: I looked at him, I said, what that you know,
Speaker 14: I've never seen people work this fast on construction. He's like,
Speaker 14: we've been waiting for three years. I've had everything ready
Speaker 14: for three years. And after talking with him, I realized
Speaker 14: that there's kind of two sides of this coin. On
Speaker 14: one side, you have whether it be the permits, whether
Speaker 14: it be the zoning, whether it be getting the you know,
Speaker 14: the blessing, and you kiss the ring of those the
Speaker 14: powers that be to make sure that you can develop
Speaker 14: it the way that they see fits. But then also
Speaker 14: a lot of these developers or business owners are trying
Speaker 14: to take advantage of as many tax credits or incentives
Speaker 14: that they can, not necessarily because they're lazy or trying
Speaker 14: to just cheat the system, but because they need to
Speaker 14: find some way to be offitable in the city, whether
Speaker 14: it be through taxes or all of that stuff as well.
Speaker 14: And so we've got to do everything we can to
Speaker 14: help these small time local developers.
Speaker 3: Well, it seems to me to have the pro development
Speaker 3: mindset in the forefront of everything the city does. I mean,
Speaker 3: it sounds like so much of the permitting process and
Speaker 3: this this three year window at least for that, and
Speaker 3: I think it was probably even longer for Elmer Dude
Speaker 3: to build out his business back in the day. That
Speaker 3: that's not what they're in favor of what they are
Speaker 3: are they view their role as to be an obstructionist.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's kind of what comes across as the mindset.
Speaker 3: It seems to me that they should be involved in outreach. Well, okay,
Speaker 3: I want this project to move forward. What's the hold up?
Speaker 3: What are you looking for? Facilitating the prompt development?
Speaker 14: What you just said is key facilitate the role of
Speaker 14: local government outside of making sure that you do the
Speaker 14: basic services and you make sure that you're taking care
Speaker 14: of the people. But you're there to facilitate growth. You're
Speaker 14: not there to dictate growth. Yeah, there's a difference. Facilitate
Speaker 14: is Hey, we've got community developers, we've got local businesses,
Speaker 14: we've got local community councils, we have this thing called
Speaker 14: you know this. The neighborhoods that we have fifty two
Speaker 14: neighborhoods in Cincinnati. These people know what direction they want
Speaker 14: their communities to go. Our job is to facilitate that
Speaker 14: growth and that potential as much as we can. But
Speaker 14: the initiatives, like the Connected Communities. This is the argument
Speaker 14: that they'll say, is that, all, well, he says he's
Speaker 14: for development, But that's exactly what connected communities is.
Speaker 10: No, it's not.
Speaker 14: Connected communities is a trojan horse for all the policies
Speaker 14: that they want to implement over it. And it's only
Speaker 14: the ones that kiss the ring. It's only the developers
Speaker 14: that are connected or have their hands in the pockets
Speaker 14: of the city that are gonna benefit from it. Now,
Speaker 14: many of these developers aren't necessarily evil. They're just playing
Speaker 14: the game to be profitable men. So I'm not against
Speaker 14: these big time developers.
Speaker 10: I'm not.
Speaker 14: I'm against the dictatorship of local government saying you can
Speaker 14: only build this, you can't build this when the community
Speaker 14: needs this development.
Speaker 10: To be quicker.
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Speaker 3: Brian Thomas with in studio Corey Bowman on the d
Speaker 3: date for his number four. We're wishing Jordan and Corey
Speaker 3: all the best on the arrival of their child. Whether
Speaker 3: it's day or down the road a couple of weeks,
Speaker 3: doesn't matter anyway. We're hoping for the best. But Corey,
Speaker 3: you're committed to the city. You lived out of the
Speaker 3: state for a while but came back to what you
Speaker 3: what is always has been your home. You're committed, You're
Speaker 3: a business owner, you have your church in the West End.
Speaker 3: You know about the needs in the city, the impediments
Speaker 3: that people face, and yet it's got to be a
Speaker 3: bit heartbreaking and a bit of a challenge because I
Speaker 3: know you've run into people that will raise their hand.
Speaker 3: I used to live in the city, but I got
Speaker 3: the hell out or you know, like west Side Jim Kiefer,
Speaker 3: I mean, he's committed in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: But he feels like he's stuck.
Speaker 3: You know, I'd love to get out, but I can't
Speaker 3: because I can't get what my I think my house
Speaker 3: is worth because the property values went down or something
Speaker 3: like that. There's a lot of frustration out there, but
Speaker 3: the idea that people are you know, leaving apparently more
Speaker 3: than willing to move in, is a real challenge. I mean,
Speaker 3: you got to give people hope and optimism that you know,
Speaker 3: there is a better path forward in the city and
Speaker 3: it's worth embracing and committing to it.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 14: I think a key aspect of this year, you know,
Speaker 14: as we get ready for the election in November, is
Speaker 14: showing people that it's not just about complaining about what's wrong,
Speaker 14: but it's about also showing people that there's a bright
Speaker 14: future ahead for our city. There is hope, you know,
Speaker 14: whenever we go out on the streets or whenever we
Speaker 14: talk to people at events, Like I told you, there's
Speaker 14: one of two things that happen. Either somebody tells me, yeah,
Speaker 14: we got out of the city a long ago, we
Speaker 14: just couldn't take it anymore, or we get people that
Speaker 14: feel like they're like the last watchman on the wall there.
Speaker 14: I was talking to a gentleman not too long ago
Speaker 14: that said, I'm not leaving this city. I care too
Speaker 14: much about this city. I care too much about what's
Speaker 14: going on but my family's been in Price Hill for
Speaker 14: one hundred and twenty years, and you know, I'm the
Speaker 14: last one in my family to be in the area
Speaker 14: and still be in the city. So like, there's this
Speaker 14: remnant of people that basically say, we're not leaving, we
Speaker 14: care too much about our city. But you have to
Speaker 14: see hope because what you're seeing with the crime, the infrastructure,
Speaker 14: and the way the budget is being handled, there's there's
Speaker 14: not really a lot of hope for people like that. Well,
Speaker 14: I just basically want to convey that if we it
Speaker 14: might be a big ship and it can turn on
Speaker 14: a little rudder. There might be certain things that we
Speaker 14: need to do this year to be able to help
Speaker 14: us steer in the right direction, but there is a
Speaker 14: bright future ahead for our city. I'm not here to
Speaker 14: say that since any's a hell hole, that I'm here
Speaker 14: to fix everything. I'm here to say I'm raising my
Speaker 14: family in the city. I really believe it's the greatest
Speaker 14: city on the face to the earth. There's key things
Speaker 14: that if we do it properly and we do things practically,
Speaker 14: that there is going to be an amazing future for
Speaker 14: our kids that are living in the city. There's going
Speaker 14: to be an amazing hope for the generations that are
Speaker 14: in our city, for those that are either on one
Speaker 14: side of the economic spectrum or the other, there's going
Speaker 14: to be a lot of opportunity. And we can see
Speaker 14: that if we all kind of get together behind this
Speaker 14: of saying, hey, times need to change.
Speaker 3: Yeah, time needs to change. And you know, projecting optimism
Speaker 3: and along those lines is I think a very beneficial thing.
Speaker 3: But you know, you're aware of things and like crime,
Speaker 3: and I believe the current administration is trying to project
Speaker 3: a hopeful and positive imaging, but they're whitewashing the whole
Speaker 3: concept that crime, for example, is down. I'd rather be
Speaker 3: frank with the people and then them saying, listen, we
Speaker 3: are aware of crime. We're aware of the statistics. We know,
Speaker 3: like for example, over the Rhine is illustrated by that
Speaker 3: Patrick Herringer murder is up forty six percent or something.
Speaker 3: Here's what we're going to do about it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, because when we talk to police officers, so everything
Speaker 14: has an effect not only short term but long term.
Speaker 14: And so when we talk to these police officers, a
Speaker 14: lot of times they'll say this that there was a
Speaker 14: time period of five to seven years where we really
Speaker 14: weren't recruiting, we really weren't hiring properly. Well, what happens
Speaker 14: is that that's catching up to it right now, right
Speaker 14: and you're seeing people that are retiring at a rapid rate.
Speaker 14: You're seeing a deficit when it comes to the employment.
Speaker 1: So what do we do.
Speaker 14: Do we just say give up and just keep on
Speaker 14: letting it go. No, if you implement strategies for proper hiring,
Speaker 14: proper recruitment of the police force, letting these police officers
Speaker 14: know that the city has their back, and you want
Speaker 14: to encourage them to actually get on the force, not
Speaker 14: just apply for another district or another city or another county,
Speaker 14: but they say, no, we want to be CPD because
Speaker 14: this city has our back. If you have these strategies
Speaker 14: and you have these resources allocated properly, you're going to
Speaker 14: see short term effects, but also you're going to see
Speaker 14: a long term effective Over the course of ten years,
Speaker 14: you see our city going in the positive direction on
Speaker 14: crime and then as far as jobs goes. You know,
Speaker 14: it's one thing to just give out handouts, but it's
Speaker 14: another thing to say, hey, we have an open door policy.
Speaker 14: We're going to be welcoming businesses, manufacturing, logistics, whatever, entry
Speaker 14: level jobs, whatever it might be. There's an entire west
Speaker 14: side of the city that has so much industrial potential
Speaker 14: and so much vacancy. Right now, you could be able
Speaker 14: to have some of the key businesses in America come
Speaker 14: to Cincinnati because we're within a five to six hour
Speaker 14: drive of sixty percent of America. So from a logistics
Speaker 14: and distribution standpoint, it makes sense to come to Cincinnati.
Speaker 14: If the city has this open door policy of saying
Speaker 14: we want to help facilitate that growth, then all of
Speaker 14: a sudden, over the next ten years, you're going to
Speaker 14: start seeing development in that and that needs to be
Speaker 14: in tech, that needs to be in leading industries of
Speaker 14: AI and blockchain. These industries need to be able to
Speaker 14: say that Cincinnati is the central hub of the Midwest.
Speaker 14: We can actually replace Chicago as the business central hub.
Speaker 10: Of the Midwest.
Speaker 3: Coreybowman dot Com find them online help him out and Corey,
Speaker 3: it's always a pleasure having you in the city and
Speaker 3: talking with you about important issues for the city of Cincinnati,
Speaker 3: which you know transcends the boundaries of the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: If you're outside thinking, gosh, I can't vote for Corey,
Speaker 3: you can still help them out because whatever the City
Speaker 3: of Cincinnati does impacts the entire region, including my friends
Speaker 3: in northern Kentucky, you know, in the outer community Eric
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Speaker 1: Corey.
Speaker 3: Best of luck, man, I know you and I will
Speaker 3: talk again soon, and good luck with a bundle of joy.
Speaker 10: Absolutely, thank you for coming much.
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Speaker 3: Morning show. Probably representing the second District, Congressman David Taylor.
Speaker 3: It's great to have you on the program. Congressman, welcome back.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Brian, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: It's too bad we don't have anything to talk about.
Speaker 7: What will we do?
Speaker 3: It's just a question of where we start. Well, let
Speaker 3: us first first observe it, isn't it interesting? With no
Speaker 3: change in legislation, with no new bills or laws enacted,
Speaker 3: the border went from wide open with approximately ten to
Speaker 3: twenty million people flowing in over four years under the
Speaker 3: Biden administration, to magically shut down practically completely. I saw
Speaker 3: an article this morning apparently there were no illegal entries
Speaker 3: into the country at our southern border in the last month,
Speaker 3: which sounds remarkable. But all it took was a change
Speaker 3: of administration and change of policies with no action from Congress.
Speaker 3: But we're left with the aftermath, and of course that
Speaker 3: leads us to the protest going on in LA and elsewhere.
Speaker 3: ICE is just doing its job, right, Congressman. It's a
Speaker 3: federal law. They're merely there to enforce the federal law.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. I don't think anybody thought that this problem wud
Speaker 4: be easy to solve. This, you know, intentionally created problem
Speaker 4: by the last administration would be easy to solve. And
Speaker 4: then when you add in the Democratic officials in Los
Speaker 4: Angeles and California at large working against it. It creates
Speaker 4: a terrible situation. They should be cooperating and helping our
Speaker 4: federal agents. Instead they're doing everything they can to exacerbate
Speaker 4: the problem. You know, it's happened, it's been going on
Speaker 4: if I got sworn into office. That Democrats have said
Speaker 4: they're going to resist, and they're going to resist in
Speaker 4: the streets. And that's exactly what we're seeing now and
Speaker 4: in a lot of places, not just La Seattle, New York,
Speaker 4: lots of places.
Speaker 1: In Chicago as well.
Speaker 3: And you know, the the the interesting thing is is
Speaker 3: the the the the left politicians Gavin Newsom or Maribas
Speaker 3: or uh you know up in in Chicago, flip the
Speaker 3: narrative on its head. Ice is allowed to enter your neighborhood.
Speaker 3: They are there to round up and right now the
Speaker 3: mostly criminal elements in the among the illegal community. So
Speaker 3: they're allowed to do that. And when you stand in
Speaker 3: the way of them execusing their lawful function and entering
Speaker 3: places where these folks can be found and are found
Speaker 3: and throw rocks at them and assault them, that's when
Speaker 3: the National Guard gets called up. It isn't the National
Speaker 3: Guard showing up first, followed by a team of ICE agents.
Speaker 3: You and you invite the National Guard because of your
Speaker 3: your anti ice enforcement behavior. But then they try to say,
Speaker 3: oh my god, you know the Marines have shown up
Speaker 3: because Donald Trump evil man or whatever. End of democracy.
Speaker 3: I mean, they throw these these terms and connections together,
Speaker 3: but they don't follow the order of reality. If you
Speaker 3: don't resist, they don't show up.
Speaker 4: Right. Well, you saw Aaron Bass prevents the Los Angeles
Speaker 4: Police Department from from doing their job when even when
Speaker 4: ICE agents were being assaulted and needed help or pinned
Speaker 4: down in a building, uh, they had. She had the
Speaker 4: l a police standing down. And then when President Trump
Speaker 4: sends in the National Guard to assist, uh, Governor Newsom
Speaker 4: goes to the courts to try to rest control of
Speaker 4: the National Guard back from the form the president. So
Speaker 4: they can't help either. So it's very clear that the
Speaker 4: problem that was created in the last administration was very intentional.
Speaker 4: They worked very hard to spend a lot of political
Speaker 4: clout to give you all of these illegals here and
Speaker 4: they're gonna they're proven, they'll go to matt to keep
Speaker 4: them here. So that's what that's what we're our Ice
Speaker 4: officials and border patrol officials are now.
Speaker 3: Dealing with well, I mean, given that Obama deported a
Speaker 3: whole ton of illegal immigrants, I think this is illustrative
Speaker 3: of the house of cards that California is. They've lost
Speaker 3: a lot of their population, many of the wealthiest of them,
Speaker 3: because of how poorly run the state is and the
Speaker 3: failure of the priorities of the California government writ large.
Speaker 3: They need to replace the population with somebody and this
Speaker 3: was a convenient way of doing it. And that's why
Speaker 3: I think they're fighting so hard to keep the illegal
Speaker 3: population from being deported.
Speaker 4: That's exactly right. They're slated blue seats in the next census.
Speaker 4: They know that, along with the Illinois and New York.
Speaker 4: And now now you see where they're fighting to keep
Speaker 4: the illegal aliens, you know, on the rolls there where
Speaker 4: they could be counted even though they're not citizens. They'll
Speaker 4: be counted in the census and they'll get representation. Like
Speaker 4: as it's happening now, are many of the state seat
Speaker 4: in Congress are actually representing non citizens.
Speaker 3: Well, And as cash Battel revealed, apparently many of them
Speaker 3: may very well be voting with fake IDs created by
Speaker 3: the Chinese Communist Party I'm not sure if you're aware
Speaker 3: of that development of the recent revelations from CASHPTTEL about
Speaker 3: what happened back in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did see that. And you know they've been
Speaker 4: giving illegal aliens driver's licenses in these states for a
Speaker 4: long time too, and with your driver's license that they
Speaker 4: auto register you to vote in many places, so I'm
Speaker 4: sure quite a few of them have been voting in
Speaker 4: those states.
Speaker 3: Most notably with mail in ballots. Amazing how when you
Speaker 3: talk about this, how this all sort of lines up.
Speaker 3: Some people are suggesting it's a conspiracy theory about the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty election being stolen.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I've never been on board with that, But the more
Speaker 3: and more of this information comes out, the more I'm
Speaker 3: lining up with the folks who think that the election
Speaker 3: was stolen in favor of Joe Biden. Anyway, So moving
Speaker 3: on to the the the the violence inherent in the system. Again,
Speaker 3: this is something the left rallies against and claims are
Speaker 3: not responsible for. I don't see a whole lot of
Speaker 3: conservative right leaning individuals committing acts of violence against anybody.
Speaker 3: This is this, this genda message that came during the
Speaker 3: Biden administration and somehow the entire world was filled with
Speaker 3: a bunch of right wing nazi activists. When every act
Speaker 3: of violence is committed by the likes of Antifi, the
Speaker 3: Black Lives Member, Black Lives Matter, Marxists, UH and so forth,
Speaker 3: the people who try to assassinate Donald Trump. There seems
Speaker 3: to be a pattern here, and it's not what the
Speaker 3: left wants us to believe.
Speaker 4: No, you're right, Brian, And there's a lot of frustration,
Speaker 4: I'm sure, on the on the on the left with
Speaker 4: having lost the House and or not get gotten the House,
Speaker 4: lost the White House, about it having the Senate, And
Speaker 4: we've seen it from every one of the what passes
Speaker 4: for Democrat leadership and their calls for action with fighting
Speaker 4: in the streets here, from Kamala Harris, Chuck Schumer to
Speaker 4: the King, Jeffries, the mayor of Chicago, you name it,
Speaker 4: they all called for action in the streets. And for
Speaker 4: all the rhetoric at defe that Democrats are currently ineffectual,
Speaker 4: apparently that call is being heard.
Speaker 1: Well, it seems to be for lack of messaging.
Speaker 3: They would have to call for action in the streets
Speaker 3: if they had a message that they projected that people
Speaker 3: would embrace like, oh, that's a great policy. I would
Speaker 3: like to vote for you because you've offered some solutions
Speaker 3: to some of the problems. They've gone so far to
Speaker 3: the farthest left of the party, the elean Omar and
Speaker 3: AOC wing of the party that none of the more
Speaker 3: sensible Democrats. I mean, isn't it an odd situation, Congressman,
Speaker 3: when Fetterman turns out to be one of the more
Speaker 3: reasonable people in the Democrat Party.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, you know, like just like you said, there there's
Speaker 4: no eighty twenty issue. They don't want to jump on
Speaker 4: the twenty percent uh side of And I think there
Speaker 4: when you when you chase the friend you're you're going
Speaker 4: to disaffect the more moderate Democrats. And I've said that
Speaker 4: several places. This is a this is a prime time
Speaker 4: to to with, you know, with with open arms talk
Speaker 4: to some of these these the Democrat voters that I mean,
Speaker 4: I have friends and relatives who are Democrat voters. And
Speaker 4: now at the time they say, look, these people are
Speaker 4: not representing your views. Maybe you should consider your your
Speaker 4: your continuing support of them. If that's if they're going
Speaker 4: to continue to chase the very edge of the left.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you know what I have to observe, and
Speaker 3: you don't necessarily need to be put in the spot
Speaker 3: of having a comp comment on this. I think the
Speaker 3: Republican Party ultimately benefited from the Supreme Court decision saying
Speaker 3: abortion is a state issue, a decision that I agree with.
Speaker 3: I mean, the abortion is not meant in the in
Speaker 3: the United States Constitution. It seems to me something covered
Speaker 3: by the Tenth Amendment and always should have been.
Speaker 1: But we had Roe v.
Speaker 3: Wade, and it started this political you know, for for decades,
Speaker 3: this division among federal politicians. Now that that is no
Speaker 3: longer the subject matter of Congress or the Senate, the
Speaker 3: House representats of the Senate, it's free the Republican Party
Speaker 3: on a federal level of having to take sides on
Speaker 3: that very divisive issue. And whether you like it or not,
Speaker 3: a majority of people were in favor of women having
Speaker 3: a choice on it. So you're able to, i think,
Speaker 3: effectively siphon off a lot of people who would vote
Speaker 3: on that one issue over the Republican side, which is
Speaker 3: one of you know, greater freedoms and hopefully fiscal responsibility.
Speaker 3: Will see how the budget turns out. But you know,
Speaker 3: the more the great idea is that the Republican Party
Speaker 3: always had.
Speaker 4: So I agree, and I agree that constitutionally, there's no
Speaker 4: basis for the federal government to be dealing with with abortion.
Speaker 4: There's no basis for it. And the tenth Amendment requires
Speaker 4: that if there's no basis in the constitution for the
Speaker 4: station aimless. So that's rightly where it is.
Speaker 10: Let's pause.
Speaker 3: Let's pause. We'll bring Congressman David Taylor back. We'll talk
Speaker 3: about the current budget process and also some of the
Speaker 3: recent bills, like, for example, his Water Resources Technical Assistance
Speaker 3: Review Act. You're gonna have to explain that when we're
Speaker 3: listening on audience. Congressman Taylor, be right back after a
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Speaker 3: If you have KRCD talk stay Sharon bryn Thomas with
Speaker 3: representative of David Taylor. Congressman Taylor's here represented the second
Speaker 3: District of Ohio, and we have this reconciliation process that's
Speaker 3: going on. And I'll be honest with you, sir, I
Speaker 3: don't think it cuts nearly enough out of spending to
Speaker 3: the extent that we are engaging in even greater spending.
Speaker 3: To me, is a non starter. I know I'm alone
Speaker 3: in that, at least the Congressman Massey and I are
Speaker 3: alone in our corners with that philosophy. But it's over
Speaker 3: on the Senate side now, and they made some proposals,
Speaker 3: one of which was kicking that forty thousand dollars salt
Speaker 3: increase down to back to ten and leaving it where
Speaker 3: it is, which I embrace completely. Where are you in
Speaker 3: terms of what the Senate has done and are you
Speaker 3: satisfied and would you embrace what the Senates changed? Where
Speaker 3: are you in the process, Congressman.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bryan, by and large, I'm in agreement with what
Speaker 4: the Senate's doing. I agree that there's room for a
Speaker 4: lot more cuts. I do land on the on the
Speaker 4: side of thinking this is a good step forward. This
Speaker 4: won't be the last you cracket reconciliation we get, and
Speaker 4: I think this one will in the end. Nomb says
Speaker 4: one point four trillion dollars will be produced from the
Speaker 4: depths that over ten years, which is you know, in
Speaker 4: star contrast to the CBO scoring. But we both know
Speaker 4: what the CBO scoring is usually looks like. But I'm
Speaker 4: I'm fine with the salt cap being dropped from forty
Speaker 4: to ten. It's going to be a contentious issue in
Speaker 4: the House with we have the narrow majority, and we
Speaker 4: have represented us from California and New York and there's
Speaker 4: places that are you know about about that, but they've
Speaker 4: we had Senator Marino and I had sponsored a bill
Speaker 4: about car interesting deductible on your income taxes and that's
Speaker 4: part of the end up being part of the big
Speaker 4: beautiful bill. Now, one change that the Senate made there was,
Speaker 4: instead of making it applicable to all vehicles, is only
Speaker 4: applicable to new vehicles. I'd rather see that stay applicable
Speaker 4: to both. The increase the senior tax deduction. We were
Speaker 4: talking about, no tax on tips, no tax on overtime,
Speaker 4: no tax on social security. Although sound good, but because
Speaker 4: of the Bird rule, I don't think it could be
Speaker 4: possible to do no tax on social Security. But the
Speaker 4: House passed. The House version had a four thousand dollars
Speaker 4: credit for seniors. The Senate version looks like we've come
Speaker 4: back at around six thousand, which I'm fine, fine with.
Speaker 4: One thing that does bother me a little bit, And
Speaker 4: the Senate side is on the wind and solar subsidies.
Speaker 4: They're supposed to end those Green New Deal subsidies for
Speaker 4: those two sort of, at least in my district, not
Speaker 4: very welcome forms of renewable energy. But right we had
Speaker 4: a sixty day enactment of that in the House version,
Speaker 4: and the Senate of a two year phase out. I'll
Speaker 4: have a significant problem with that, but by and large
Speaker 4: i'm I'm pleased with it, or they drop the endowment
Speaker 4: attack on these universities that have the multi billion dollar
Speaker 4: endowments from twenty one percent down to eight. I mean,
Speaker 4: obviously that remains to be negotiated, but by and large,
Speaker 4: I think they're a couple a little deeper in spots
Speaker 4: and they're loosing it up in other spots. And that's
Speaker 4: kind of what we expected it. It's going to be
Speaker 4: a little give and take.
Speaker 1: Fair enough.
Speaker 3: And Congress, I got to ask you, because I am
Speaker 3: outright against the notion that any president, this one or
Speaker 3: any other president has the right to start declaring war
Speaker 3: on other countries absent in approval from the Congress, even
Speaker 3: if it is an authorization use of military force. Was
Speaker 3: the constitutional purist in me says, isn't a concept.
Speaker 1: But where are you?
Speaker 3: I mean, it looks like Donald Trump's getting ready to
Speaker 3: drop Chris Christy on that that that that facility over
Speaker 3: there in order to blow it up and stop the
Speaker 3: centrifuges from their work. Your position on where we are
Speaker 3: generally relative to the Israel Iranian conflict.
Speaker 4: Well, the first question. First, I agree with you that
Speaker 4: you know we've we've wandered far Afield from palling the
Speaker 4: Constitution as having Congress approved UH any war activity now,
Speaker 4: and we've got the other authorizations you've talked about in
Speaker 4: multiple areas. On the other hand, Israel's a tremendous ally.
Speaker 4: I ran as an enemy of basically everybody in that region.
Speaker 4: But I really am against, you know, putting our troops
Speaker 4: into that battle. We've Israel's never asked us to do that.
Speaker 4: We've never done that for Israel. We exchange UH military technology.
Speaker 4: You know they were, they were a vital piece of
Speaker 4: the development of the F thirty five. The israelis worth
Speaker 4: so saravital ally we have to support them, but I
Speaker 4: don't want our servicemen and women in harms way and Iran.
Speaker 4: That's not our conflict. Good less the Congress votes to
Speaker 4: say it is fair enough.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you and I see id eye on that one.
Speaker 3: Congressman Taylor, real pleasure having on the program as it
Speaker 3: always is. Or are you doing a great job for
Speaker 3: your constituents. And I'll look forward to having further conversations
Speaker 3: down the road with you, and you're always welcome here
Speaker 3: on the fifty five.
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Speaker 4: Thank you, Brian, have a great day.
Speaker 3: Thanks brother you do as well. Eight twenty five right
Speaker 3: now coming up. I heard me the aviation expert Jay Rat.
Speaker 3: I've got some great topics talk about with Jay. I
Speaker 3: sure hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 3: Eight thirty fifty five KRCD talk station. It being Thursday
Speaker 3: is the time of week I certainly look forward to.
Speaker 3: It's a discussion with iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliffe. Welcome back,
Speaker 3: my friend, love having you on the show.
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 9: See if I sound bummed, it's because the stock Marget's
Speaker 9: closed today, so I'm kind of lost.
Speaker 3: June teenth and a happy Juneteenth. All those folks out
Speaker 3: there that are celebrating the very important holiday can't discount
Speaker 3: the importance of it. Flipping over deviation is I want
Speaker 3: to start with the Air India plane crash. Obviously that
Speaker 3: the story broke last week when we were talking, and
Speaker 3: the timing couldn't have been better in light of the tragedy.
Speaker 3: Of course, we had very little information at the time,
Speaker 3: a lot of speculation, and I've seen swirling speculation since then.
Speaker 3: Have we learned anything specifically about the cause, the nature
Speaker 3: of the crash, or anything else along those lines, Jay Ratliff.
Speaker 9: We have a little bit more, Brian, not much. The
Speaker 9: good news is both black boxes have been recorded. The
Speaker 9: we've been recovered. The cockpit voice recorder was the last
Speaker 9: one that they found. This is one that if it's
Speaker 9: not been damaged by the fire, the heat, the magnetic
Speaker 9: tapes that make up the black box. They're going to
Speaker 9: be able to hear the pilot's conversations back and forth.
Speaker 9: They're going to hear the alarms and the cockpit. They're
Speaker 9: going to hear the discussions on trying to solve the
Speaker 9: problem at hand. The first black box they found was
Speaker 9: the flight data recorder. That's going to give them all
Speaker 9: the entry readings, all the headings, when things were changed,
Speaker 9: what was operational, what was malfunctioning. Those black boxes are
Speaker 9: going to be critical given the fact that we don't
Speaker 9: have sadly the flight crew to interview to talk to
Speaker 9: that type of thing with everybody but one soul on
Speaker 9: board perishing, so that's important. The other thing that they
Speaker 9: were able to determine is apparently the RAM, the RAM
Speaker 9: air turbine was deployed. This is a little propeller thing
Speaker 9: that is designed on these aircraft that if there's a
Speaker 9: power loss, it drops down in this propeller speed that
Speaker 9: turns it almost the speed of sound, and it provides
Speaker 9: some basic electrical power to the flight deck so that
Speaker 9: it is in essence, Yeah, how about that it was
Speaker 9: deployed and from some of the pictures, apparently it was down.
Speaker 9: Now that's a critical piece of data because if we're
Speaker 9: interpreting that right, that would mean that they were experiencing
Speaker 9: some sort of a power issue, and that would make
Speaker 9: sense from the same point that you and I remember
Speaker 9: we're talking about why in the world was the landing
Speaker 9: gear down, because typically as the airplane takes off within
Speaker 9: fifty feet, they rotate, they come off the ground, and
Speaker 9: the gear is immediately retracted because then it becomes more
Speaker 9: of an aerodynamic aircraft easier to take off. All that,
Speaker 9: although the fact if it was down doesn't mean that
Speaker 9: it would cause the airplane to crash, but if there
Speaker 9: was a hydraulic problem where they had engine power issues,
Speaker 9: you would not have the power required to retract the gear,
Speaker 9: So that might explain the fact that the crew is
Speaker 9: fighting some sort of a lack of power issue. So
Speaker 9: right now, that's kind of some of the leading thoughts,
Speaker 9: And of course the investigation. Normally about a week to
Speaker 9: ten days after the black boxes are received, the investigative
Speaker 9: bodies will provide some sort of an initial update letting
Speaker 9: us know if the black boxes had any information, are
Speaker 9: they still going to be good to look at, and
Speaker 9: then about thirty days after we get another update, and
Speaker 9: then typically nothing until the final report eight to twelve
Speaker 9: months out. So, with seventy nine airlines around the world
Speaker 9: using these Boeing Dreamliners a nearly twelve hundred of them
Speaker 9: flying around, if there's any sort of a mechanical concern,
Speaker 9: we need to find out what it is as quickly
Speaker 9: as we can, because you know you've got that. But
Speaker 9: you know, this isn't like a Boeing Max issue. This
Speaker 9: is not a new airplane that just rolled out with
Speaker 9: a lot of new upgrades and software packages. This is
Speaker 9: an airplane that's been flown five million times more than
Speaker 9: a billion passengers over the last fourteen to fifteen years
Speaker 9: with no serious issues like this. So it's a completely
Speaker 9: different than what we had before. But you know, obviously
Speaker 9: some big concerns and we've got to find out what happened.
Speaker 3: Well, I have to ask, maybe it just sounds like
Speaker 3: a stupid question to you, but if there was an
Speaker 3: electrical problem, and would that cause bo both engines to
Speaker 3: shut down completely? I mean that interconnected, that a complete
Speaker 3: electrical outage would prevent the engines from operating.
Speaker 9: You're talking about two independently operating systems. That's kind of
Speaker 9: what I was holding failure. It's like a trillion to
Speaker 9: one possibility. The only reason typically that you'd have a
Speaker 9: dual engine failure would be if a you had a
Speaker 9: bird ingestion, which apparently did not happen, even though some
Speaker 9: people are still leaning to that like we did with
Speaker 9: the miracle on the Huston. But you know, one of
Speaker 9: the things you and I talked about last Thursday was
Speaker 9: when I first saw that video of the aircraft, there
Speaker 9: was no signs of aircraft distress. There wasn't any smoke
Speaker 9: coming out of the engines, no sparks, no flames, the
Speaker 9: things you would typically see if there was an ingestion
Speaker 9: of any kind that would cause the aircraft engine to
Speaker 9: start to malfunction. The engines apparently had no smoke or
Speaker 9: anything like that. And the other thing would be fuel
Speaker 9: contamination if you had water in the fuel or something
Speaker 9: like that that has happened before.
Speaker 1: That would cause.
Speaker 9: The engines to not operate. But most of the time
Speaker 9: you wouldn't be able to take off, you wouldn't have.
Speaker 4: The power to do it.
Speaker 9: So that's also kind of a well, it's a theory,
Speaker 9: but and really, right now, that's all we have is
Speaker 9: a bunch of theories to try to explain this, because
Speaker 9: this is the worst disaster we've had in two decades
Speaker 9: and to have an airplane just fall out of the
Speaker 9: sky like that is horrific and it's also something that
Speaker 9: typically doesn't happen. And that's why the investigators are going
Speaker 9: to be you know, the Indian officials are going to
Speaker 9: be in charge, the National Transportation Safety Board and Boeing
Speaker 9: is going to be there to assist, and those investigators
Speaker 9: are going to try to do, like we say all
Speaker 9: the time, honor the lives of those that were lost
Speaker 9: by finding out what happened and brand I'm confident they
Speaker 9: will and we'll learn from it make aviation safer as
Speaker 9: a result. But right now, there's no clear cut indication
Speaker 9: of what caused those engines to simply not provide the
Speaker 9: thrust that's required to get that airplane off the ground.
Speaker 3: Hopefully were revealed by the black boxes. Will continue with
Speaker 3: Jay Rattleff after these brief words, if you can stick
Speaker 3: around fifty five.
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Speaker 1: I know you said.
Speaker 3: The investigation of the Air indiaplash crashes, it's going to
Speaker 3: be a year before they reach final conclusions or something.
Speaker 3: How long do you think it's going to be before
Speaker 3: the general public has an understanding of what the black
Speaker 3: boxes suggest that the conversations are reporting on various components
Speaker 3: or information that's on those black boxes.
Speaker 9: I'm thinking within the next week. I'm hoping before you
Speaker 9: and I talk again next Thursday, there will be some
Speaker 9: sort of an announcement because they've had the black boxes
Speaker 9: for several days, and the first question is are we
Speaker 9: going to be able to use these for answers? And
Speaker 9: I think that's something that they're going to come out
Speaker 9: with in the next few days and say, hey, the
Speaker 9: good news is they're not damaged past the point of
Speaker 9: us being able to retrieve the data that we need,
Speaker 9: and that's certainly going to be good news. And of
Speaker 9: course the next question is going to be what are
Speaker 9: you finding out?
Speaker 10: And they may or may not.
Speaker 9: Give an indication of what the investigation is beginning to
Speaker 9: to uncover. And that's that's the reason that the National
Speaker 9: Transfersation Safety for I call them an all star team
Speaker 9: here in the United States. They're so good at what
Speaker 9: they do, Brian, that they allow the evidence to dictate
Speaker 9: the course of the investigation. None of the investigative teams
Speaker 9: is going to go into this thinking, well, this is
Speaker 9: what we think happened, right, and let's look for evidence
Speaker 9: to support that they've learned. Because of how good they are,
Speaker 9: we're going to allow the evidence to dictate what we
Speaker 9: look at and look for the sequence of events that
Speaker 9: could have led to this type of tragedy taking place.
Speaker 9: And you know, when you have a so much video
Speaker 9: that captures this horristic event, it's on the mindset of
Speaker 9: so many people around the world, and you know, we
Speaker 9: want answers, and we want them now, but that takes.
Speaker 3: Time, certainly. Well again, hopefully we'll have something sooner rather
Speaker 3: than later on that because we are all wildly curious
Speaker 3: a coffee spill. I mean it's like the McDonald's case.
Speaker 3: One of spills coffee on herself and ends up getting
Speaker 3: millions of dollars. We got an airline flight attendants milling
Speaker 3: coffee on a passenger and enter a lawsuit.
Speaker 9: Yeah, this happened two years ago and typically they have two.
Speaker 1: Years to file the court the lawsuit.
Speaker 9: And yep, this happened on I think with Scandinavian airlines
Speaker 9: or sit an international airline where the coffee was spilt
Speaker 9: and the woman is suing for ten million dollars for
Speaker 9: all these things that have happened to her. And the
Speaker 9: ps to this is the husband is suing for one
Speaker 9: million dollars because he's lost the services of his wife. Now,
Speaker 9: Brian I almost stopped reading at that point because I
Speaker 9: didn't want to know much more past that. But yeah,
Speaker 9: he is also doing for a million dollars for those reasons.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I'm guessing it landed in her lap.
Speaker 4: It did.
Speaker 9: And uh answer, she had she had had some surgery
Speaker 9: and some other things. And you know, the thought was
Speaker 9: that it was too and look, we all kind of
Speaker 9: a chuckle not chuckle, chuckle. But you know when the
Speaker 9: McDonald's lawsuit came out, but you know see where that went.
Speaker 9: So you never know where this is gonna gonna go.
Speaker 9: But I don't like drinking coffee on an airline because
Speaker 9: the water lines on the aircraft are not cleaned. And
Speaker 9: when you look at the making photos of these yeah bloods,
Speaker 9: its just no bring it on to yourself. Please leave,
Speaker 9: lease leave now. You don't see them flight against standing
Speaker 9: around sipping on coffee or drinking the water for a reason.
Speaker 9: And if you're not eating your breakfast and you want
Speaker 9: to google some of these images, you can. But I'm
Speaker 9: I do not cherry, and I will bring our coffee
Speaker 9: on board because I will not. I'm sorry, I will not.
Speaker 3: Well that you know valuable information. I do appreciate you
Speaker 3: passing it along. But Lord Almighty, that has just got
Speaker 3: me completely grossed out.
Speaker 9: Give a zero for time. I mean, I my apologies.
Speaker 3: No, no, listen, man, I made a comment about hotel
Speaker 3: rooms and how I'll never use a hotel room coffee
Speaker 3: maker because I've seen online videos about perverts and weirdos
Speaker 3: out there and the kind of thing they do generally
Speaker 3: speaking in hotel rooms. You know, you don't want to
Speaker 3: hear about it. It grosses you out, but it's valuable information. Nonetheless.
Speaker 9: Pause, We'll bring it to criminal minds of you know,
Speaker 9: black lights. H Yeah, see all kinds of things you
Speaker 9: would want to do.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, we'll trick Jack Ratliff back for one more.
Speaker 3: We promise not to go back down that road. Eight
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Speaker 3: Fifty five KRC detalk station closing out a Thursday on
Speaker 3: a positive note with Iheartmedy aviation expert Jay rat left
Speaker 3: pivoting over Terry Bradshaw, apparently dealing with the TSA. What's
Speaker 3: the story all about, Jay rattleft.
Speaker 9: He was going through an airport, was selected for secondary screening,
Speaker 9: so they pulled.
Speaker 10: Him off to the side.
Speaker 9: He took his shoes off, went through all of his
Speaker 9: luggage item by item by item, and then did the
Speaker 9: enhanced pat down and then took into another room, did
Speaker 9: another pat down and he's like, look, I'm all for security,
Speaker 9: but this is ridiculous. He cooperated, He went along with it. Fine,
Speaker 9: He just didn't understand why, you know, he was the
Speaker 9: one being he said, singled out And it's a random thing.
Speaker 9: At the scurity checkpoint. One of the things that they
Speaker 9: do to add an extra layer of security is to
Speaker 9: introduce a random element to the screening. Every so often
Speaker 9: a passenger is pulled out for that additional screening, and
Speaker 9: there's a purpose for it, and when it happens to
Speaker 9: Terry Bradshaw becomes a viral moments.
Speaker 3: It Yeah, well, and you know, as is so often
Speaker 3: the case, not that I'm racially profiling or anything, but
Speaker 3: you know, the people that they randomly select quite often
Speaker 3: the other like eighty nine year old women in wheelchairs
Speaker 3: and stuff like that. It's like, are you serious You're
Speaker 3: gonna pull someone like that out and subjected to a
Speaker 3: body cavity search. Does she look like a terrorist? Does
Speaker 3: she look like someone who represents a danger to society?
Speaker 4: I mean no.
Speaker 9: But but Brad, I will say this, there's a lot
Speaker 9: of times the elderly are used to smuggle things through.
Speaker 4: By other people.
Speaker 9: So many times we're not worried about them. We're worried
Speaker 9: about you know, especially some that may maybe from a
Speaker 9: memory standpoint.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, I get that point. I'm glad you made it,
Speaker 3: because you know it's easy to you know, dupe the
Speaker 3: senior population. They tend to be far more trust then.
Speaker 3: And of course you could handle me like a kilo
Speaker 3: of cocaine or stuff it another purse.
Speaker 1: Or something like that.
Speaker 3: They might not even be aware that they've got it.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, fair enough, exactly, all right. Now,
Speaker 3: Skytracks apparently looking into the airlines the best in the world.
Speaker 3: Who should we be flying with? According to Skytracks, Jay.
Speaker 9: Well, let's see Cutter came in first, Singapore, second, Cathay,
Speaker 9: Pacific third. And if you're interested in a sea where
Speaker 9: the you know, the top US airline came in in
Speaker 9: the top twenty, well, scroll, baby, scroll, because you're not
Speaker 9: going to find it. Go one to twenty. Nobody's there
Speaker 9: from the US. Is that a shocker? No, Skytrack is
Speaker 9: one of they're called the oscars of the rankings because
Speaker 9: they're the ones that they do. It's such a comprehensive.
Speaker 9: They look at customer service, maintenance, the age of fleet,
Speaker 9: that so many things.
Speaker 1: That they look at. The water lines, Jay, I wish
Speaker 1: they would.
Speaker 9: Delta came in twenty second, and the next US carrier
Speaker 9: was United at fifty. First word, yeah, we should be embarrassed.
Speaker 9: But airlines do not care about service period They care
Speaker 9: about profits, and they treat us like crap. And we
Speaker 9: keep coming back. And as I say all the time,
Speaker 9: there is zero incentive for an airline to change how
Speaker 9: they treat us because we keep coming back, we keep
Speaker 9: building up the airplanes, they keep making a billion dollars
Speaker 9: a year, whatever it happens to be. You see Delta
Speaker 9: and American and I believe United who have changed their
Speaker 9: upgrade procedures. I'm getting so many emails from people of
Speaker 9: Delta saying, Jay, I'm a freaking flyer. I normally can
Speaker 9: upgrade from coach to first class. I'm now boarding flights
Speaker 9: being told I can't be putting for and there's five
Speaker 9: empty seats in first class because now Delta and others
Speaker 9: are like, well, you either need to burn miles or
Speaker 9: pay for that seat. They're ticking off their frequent flyers
Speaker 9: and they do not care. And that's the reason that
Speaker 9: when you take a lot of these customer service rankings
Speaker 9: that there's no US airline that ever ever makes the
Speaker 9: top twenty. Well from the world standpoint, which you know,
Speaker 9: we should be in the top ten. We should be
Speaker 9: dominating some of these things, and we never are. I
Speaker 9: couldn't agree more but your service.
Speaker 1: But let me ask you this.
Speaker 3: Your airlines in the business are making money. So are
Speaker 3: the top twenty on the list. They're in the business
Speaker 3: of making money. That's how they exist is transporting people
Speaker 3: via aircraft. So how is it that their business model
Speaker 3: allows them to provide such wonderful By contrast, customer service
Speaker 3: and a flight experience when we dealt or cant here.
Speaker 9: It's their focus. And when you have people that fly
Speaker 9: international airlines many times, for the first time, I get
Speaker 9: emails from people around the country. Jay, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 9: I'd sitting and coach and I had more room, the
Speaker 9: food was good, that people are actually nice to me.
Speaker 9: It was a totally different experience. It's like they've been
Speaker 9: transported back forty years in time here in the United
Speaker 9: States to a time when you were you felt appreciated.
Speaker 9: But you know, these days, it's not it's a cattle call,
Speaker 9: it's black Friday, it's they shove you on the airplane
Speaker 9: load factors. You know, thirty years ago, forty fifty percent
Speaker 9: of the airplane was full. That it's eighty to ninety
Speaker 9: five percent of the plane's full. You've got people trying
Speaker 9: to carry on more bags than ever, and they swing
Speaker 9: them in the aisle, taking out two or three passengers
Speaker 9: at a time, and it's it's so frustrating that some
Speaker 9: people say, Jay, I just don't want to fly anymore
Speaker 9: because of the hassle. We'll take extra time and we'll drive.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that'll mean not as safe to drive.
Speaker 9: Then we'll share and I do a lot more driving
Speaker 9: than flying. We we're tired of it. We instead of
Speaker 9: flying back and forth to Savannah, while we also carry
Speaker 9: a lot of stuff back and forth for some reason. Still,
Speaker 9: but you know, we load up the truck and away
Speaker 9: we go. I don't miss the flying because of the
Speaker 9: hassles that we have. And you know airlines be at
Speaker 9: Delta United, whoever. The focus on customer service has just
Speaker 9: never been there. And if it was, it was decades ago.
Speaker 9: And when I look at them now talking about how
Speaker 9: you know they want to provide the best service public, No,
Speaker 9: they don't. It's a profit oriented business. I understand that,
Speaker 9: and they're going to treat us any way that they
Speaker 9: feel like.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, as we always end. Let's talk about hub
Speaker 3: delay is a good day to fly out there, Jay Ratliffe.
Speaker 9: You know Chicago's going to have some weather issues this morning,
Speaker 9: Atlanta this evening. Other than those two major hubs, which
Speaker 9: represents I don't know, seventy percent of the traffic that's
Speaker 9: going to be going through the airports today, it's going
Speaker 9: to be a pretty good day to fly across the country.
Speaker 9: But obviously, if you're going to be going through either
Speaker 9: of those two hubs, get to the airport early just
Speaker 9: in case there are any problems with your high tenory
Speaker 9: gives them, the agents a chance to address any problems
Speaker 9: in six some well in advance.
Speaker 3: I always enjoy our discussions, Jay Rattliffe, look forward to
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