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Speaker 1: who for Friday? Even though World War three is breaking out,
Speaker 1: some may say that anyway, try to have a happy Friday.
Speaker 1: It's about what's going on in the world. Yeah, Israel's
Speaker 1: launching an attack against the Iranian nuclear facilities. Got some
Speaker 1: details on that we can go over, But first, it's
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Speaker 1: Joe Strecker. Let's see here. Ken Williamson, good man veteran.
Speaker 1: Ken Williamson always invites me to say a few words
Speaker 1: of the flag retirement ceremony in Union Township, which I
Speaker 1: will be doing tomorrow. We'll talk about the flag retirement ceremony.
Speaker 1: You are welcome to go. Pretty nice event. It's it's
Speaker 1: always you know, it's a small gathering of folks, so
Speaker 1: there's boy Scouts there and we learn the steps and
Speaker 1: appropriate processes to properly retire a flag respectfully and properly.
Speaker 1: Also learn what the flag means, you know, the blue
Speaker 1: section WANs, what each of the stripes means. It's it's
Speaker 1: It's a nice solemn ceremony and I enjoy participating in
Speaker 1: that every year. Fills me with patriotism and filling me
Speaker 1: with beer and awesome food. The Culping Society which shots
Speaker 1: infests this weekend another alternative to going out and protesting
Speaker 1: in the streets so there's all kinds of events going
Speaker 1: on this week, and I just I love the local
Speaker 1: German societies are just wonderful. People. Give me to the kite,
Speaker 1: which we will all experience together at least get a
Speaker 1: taste At eight oh five. Feel free to call five
Speaker 1: one three seven hundred two three tako with time five
Speaker 1: five on AT and T phones. Details are still coming
Speaker 1: in about this Israel strike in Iran, but Israel did
Speaker 1: attack the Iran's capital today, actually targeting nuclear program, and
Speaker 1: they actually killed a couple of the top military officials
Speaker 1: in Iran, and the Iranian news even reported that, so
Speaker 1: there seems to be no doubt that these guys are dead.
Speaker 1: Israel military also said it completed widespread attack on air
Speaker 1: defenses in western Iran, destroying dozens of radar installations and
Speaker 1: service to air missile launchers. Appeared certain to trigger a reprisal,
Speaker 1: and in fact it did, Supreme Leader Ayatola Ali Kamani
Speaker 1: warning that severe punishment would be directed at Israel, and
Speaker 1: that's when the Iranians began firing drones into Israel. Rak
Speaker 1: said more than one hundred drones had crossed over its airspace,
Speaker 1: and later Jordan said its Air Force and Defense system
Speaker 1: had started intercepting and shooting down some drones that had
Speaker 1: entered its air space because they feared that they would
Speaker 1: fall into their territory. The little cooperation there around the fringes. Apparently,
Speaker 1: the Israeli attacks hit several sites, including the country's main
Speaker 1: nuclear enrichment facility. Reports of black smoke seen rising in
Speaker 1: the air. Leader of Iran's paramilitary Revolutionary Guard, General Hossain Salami,
Speaker 1: is no longer with us, one of the ones the
Speaker 1: Iranian state television report had had in fact then killed
Speaker 1: probably targeted. I heard some reports this morning in the
Speaker 1: news there were some live news going on. Gottfeld preempted
Speaker 1: during my morning drive to report on the live activities
Speaker 1: going on in this conflict that the Iranian IDF or
Speaker 1: the Israeli Defense Forces had embedted some folks within or
Speaker 1: very close to Iran in order to launch some closer attacks.
Speaker 1: So it may be that they targeted these folks. Chief
Speaker 1: of Staff of Iranian Armed Forces, General Mohamed Bagari, also
Speaker 1: no longer with us, as confirmed by Iranian state television.
Speaker 1: Others said that some top scientists as well as other
Speaker 1: top military officials believed to have been killed in the attacks.
Speaker 1: If you're bombing a nuclear facility, presumably there are scientists there.
Speaker 1: So part of the casualties in Washington, the Trump administration,
Speaker 1: they had been cautioning Israel about, you know, maybe not
Speaker 1: doing an attack because we had been negotiating with Iran
Speaker 1: over the nuclear and Richmond program. Things not going swimmingly.
Speaker 1: I might add one of the articles over this morning
Speaker 1: had a detailed account of each of the different times
Speaker 1: we sat down with the Iranians, and obviously nothing was
Speaker 1: really accomplished, but I think everyone can draw a conclusion.
Speaker 1: I didn't mention it. The other day it was reported
Speaker 1: widely that Washington had pulled American diplomats from Iraq's capital
Speaker 1: as well as some other countries around the Middle East,
Speaker 1: and issued some warnings about non essential personnel and recommending
Speaker 1: that they leave red flag Maybe perhaps so. I'm sure
Speaker 1: Washington was alerted to this. Israel, for its part, says
Speaker 1: these preemptive assaults a fight for Israel's survival and necessary
Speaker 1: to head off what they proceed to be the imminent threat.
Speaker 1: Rom was going to be building a nuclear bomb, and
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of speculation about when that might have happened.
Speaker 1: We all know that they were enriching uranium to military levels,
Speaker 1: and there was some concern that they might even have
Speaker 1: a nuclear weapon within a month, others saying it was
Speaker 1: a year or maybe perhaps even more off. So depending
Speaker 1: on where you look you get the news that you read.
Speaker 1: Benjaminett and Yahoo for his part on that topic, it
Speaker 1: could be a year, could no. This is in with
Speaker 1: regard to how long it was necessary to remove the
Speaker 1: perceived threat from Iran. It could be a year, it
Speaker 1: could be a few months. So they're in for the
Speaker 1: long haul. And he warned the citizens that there would
Speaker 1: be reprisals, obviously in the form of drone strikes, but
Speaker 1: he said it was a clear and present danger to
Speaker 1: Israel's very survival Iran. A couple of hundred Israeli aircraft
Speaker 1: were part of this mission, took off this morning or
Speaker 1: today anyway, hitting one hundred targets or roughly one hundred
Speaker 1: targets that according to the information from Brigadier General Fi Deferent.
Speaker 1: In a statement noting that the attacks were ongoing in
Speaker 1: the aftermath, he said Iran had launched more than one
Speaker 1: hundred drones toward Israel. And again, depending on where you
Speaker 1: read I've heard as many as two hundred the threats
Speaker 1: in terms of drones ongoing, and you know this is
Speaker 1: going to continue for a while, that air defense systems
Speaker 1: are acting to intercept those threats. According to the general
Speaker 1: airspace shut down, as one might imagine, Israel, rock, Iran,
Speaker 1: and Jordan all shutting down their airspace. It was weird.
Speaker 1: I saw a graphic. It looked like one of those
Speaker 1: real time where the aircraft were in the region, and
Speaker 1: after these Israeli attacks happen, you could see all these
Speaker 1: aircraft just moving out of the general area. It's kind
Speaker 1: of creating this hole where aircraft otherwise would have been
Speaker 1: flying around. Netanyau expressed hope that the attacks would trigger
Speaker 1: the downfall The'ron's theocracy, saying in a message directed to
Speaker 1: the Iranian people that the fight was not with them,
Speaker 1: but with the in his words, brutal dictatorship that has
Speaker 1: oppressed you for forty six years, saying, I believe that
Speaker 1: the day of your liberation is near. Well, perhaps these
Speaker 1: kind of things tend to unify people. We have a
Speaker 1: lot of political division in our country if you haven't noticed,
Speaker 1: but and that existed prior to nine to eleven. I
Speaker 1: know it's gotten a lot worse since then, but after
Speaker 1: nine to eleven, the American people tended to unify and
Speaker 1: gather together in opposition to the terrorist attack that got
Speaker 1: launched on our country. One never knows what the Iranian
Speaker 1: people will say. Maybe they don't like the theocracy, maybe
Speaker 1: they don't like laws requiring them to wear burkinis and
Speaker 1: oppressing people for their if they're not fundamentalist Muslims. But
Speaker 1: generally speaking, I think it's safe to say that the
Speaker 1: Iranian people generally not fans of Israel. So we'll keep
Speaker 1: our popcorn out and witness what happens to unfold in
Speaker 1: the aftermath of this attack. They say multiple sites in
Speaker 1: the Iranian capital hitting the attack Netanya, who said triggered
Speaker 1: both nuclear and they targeted both military and nuclear sites
Speaker 1: also targeted where officials leading around the nuclear program and
Speaker 1: the ballistic missile Arsenal are. The International Atomic Energy Confirmed
Speaker 1: Agency rather confirm that in Israeli strike hit Iran's uranium
Speaker 1: Enrichmond facility and that TANS and they were closely monitoring it.
Speaker 1: And according to all reports, at least as of my
Speaker 1: reading of the news, moments before the microphone came on
Speaker 1: the Atomic Energy Agency said there was no reports or
Speaker 1: detection of any nuclear fallout leaking out, which you got
Speaker 1: you have to worry about that. That's you know, I'm
Speaker 1: a big fan of these modular nuclear plans. But you're
Speaker 1: in a live in a world where you can launch
Speaker 1: a drone strike from a garage pretty close to any facility.
Speaker 1: You got to wonder if there's any concern over nuclear
Speaker 1: fallout or leaking radiation. You can't deny it's a concern.
Speaker 1: And I always wonder that about attacking nuclear And these
Speaker 1: are enrichment facilities and somewhere someplace, you know, enriched uranium
Speaker 1: is being stored. How does one deal with that? If
Speaker 1: a bomb blows up in a room filled with enriched uranium,
Speaker 1: doesn't that suggest that that is going to leak out
Speaker 1: or somehow enter the atmosphere? So far, reports say it
Speaker 1: has not.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: Earlier Thursday, Trump said he didn't believe an attack was eminent,
Speaker 1: but also acknowledged that quote, it could happen. It could
Speaker 1: very well happen. Close quote going back to the earlier
Speaker 1: in the week recommendation that US personnel vacate the area.
Speaker 1: So I think he covered himself with it could very
Speaker 1: well happen. US Embassy in Jerusalem issued alert telling American
Speaker 1: government workers and their families to shelter in place until
Speaker 1: further notice. Secretary of State Mark or Rubius said Israel
Speaker 1: took unilateral action against Iran, that we didn't have anything
Speaker 1: to do with it, but that Israel advised the United
Speaker 1: States that had believed the strikes were necessary for self defense,
Speaker 1: saying quote, we are not involved in strikes against Iran,
Speaker 1: and our top priority is protecting American forces in the region.
Speaker 1: Of course it is Trump is scheduled a meeting with
Speaker 1: the National Security Council today in the situation room. Of course,
Speaker 1: he will be going over this with his advisors. Not
Speaker 1: clear right now if he plans to make any remarks
Speaker 1: on the strikes, although knowing Donald Trump being Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: I suspect he probably will. Israel's main airport also closed.
Speaker 1: Not checking anyone, and here's how it affects you and me,
Speaker 1: at least in the short term. Brent crude has spiked
Speaker 1: on the news of the attack, jumping eight percent, and
Speaker 1: some projections that oil could go way north of one
Speaker 1: hundred dollars if the situation gets really out of control.
Speaker 1: So there it is let you know if I hear
Speaker 1: anything more this morning, if you've got something to say
Speaker 1: about it. Good idea, bad idea. I don't know. You
Speaker 1: could see this coming a mile away. Just really was
Speaker 1: kind of a question of when not if, Well, that
Speaker 1: question has been answered five seventeen right now if you
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday. I always enjoyed a few suiting words from
Speaker 1: Lemmian or Friday about Garsee dot com. You try herd
Speaker 1: media so you can extream the audio from your smart device. Uh,
Speaker 1: listen to Jay Ratliffe and Scott Wharton from the Cincinnion
Speaker 1: Inquirer had quite a few issues locally to talk about,
Speaker 1: including my recommendation you speak with Connie Pillach, who did
Speaker 1: have a press conference yesterday but did not address the
Speaker 1: issue of her statements about the rallies tomorrow, which, interestingly enough,
Speaker 1: her post which was without mentioning it was obviously directed
Speaker 1: to Donald Trump and his administration, vile and evil as
Speaker 1: it was, and unnecessary and unseemly for a prosecutor. As
Speaker 1: far as I'm concerned, she's entitled her political opinion. It's
Speaker 1: been in so far as being a prosecutor, and I
Speaker 1: had a couple of people mentioned to me, thank you
Speaker 1: Kevin for the barbecue yesterday. Kevin among them dropped off
Speaker 1: some by his famous barbecuter house. Yesterday I paid a
Speaker 1: visit good Man.
Speaker 4: He is.
Speaker 1: She's going to be responsible for prosecuting anyone who commits
Speaker 1: criminal acts during these protests rallies, the No King's protest
Speaker 1: rallies tomorrow. Question will she after her statement out loud
Speaker 1: about the Trump administration, the reason for the rally, which
Speaker 1: is basically I guess to protest all things Trump and
Speaker 1: Trump administration, will she follow through and do her job?
Speaker 1: Wellt you speculate on that. But the very controversial post
Speaker 1: which I did talk about read yesterday on the morning
Speaker 1: show has since been deleted. It was on her personal page.
Speaker 1: It wasn't issued from the Hamilton County Prosecutor's office. It
Speaker 1: was on County Pillage's personal Facebook page. But you know,
Speaker 1: deleting a post, you know it's the Internet. You can't
Speaker 1: unring the bell. How are we to perceive a deleted post?
Speaker 5: Is that one?
Speaker 1: Is that someone saying, oops, I screwed up here. Let
Speaker 1: me endeavor to erase the record that we all know
Speaker 1: about Since it was widely circulated and reported, many people
Speaker 1: printed it off me included because I rely on print
Speaker 1: form to do the morning show rather than you know,
Speaker 1: looking at tabs on a video screen. You do things
Speaker 1: your oadway, but you know it's out there. You can't
Speaker 1: unring the bell. You're on record. It was widely reported,
Speaker 1: it was printed in the news media. But deleting a post,
Speaker 1: I think that's an admission of stupidity, isn't it? How
Speaker 1: else is one to perceive that? Anyway? I heard media
Speaker 1: aviation extort Jay Ralo of every Thursday. I enjoyed talking
Speaker 1: with Jay in the timing was good because the Air
Speaker 1: India crash, which was horrific, hundreds of people dead. I
Speaker 1: think we are now going to prefer the emergency exit
Speaker 1: aisle seat. One person actually survived. Two hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: nine passes or twelve crew members were killed in that crash. Yesterday,
Speaker 1: one person lived, British national vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the sole
Speaker 1: known survivor of the Air India crash. According to the
Speaker 1: sen police official there on site at the crash scene, Ramesh,
Speaker 1: near the emergency exit door, managed to escape by jumping
Speaker 1: out the emergency door and I thought this was a
Speaker 1: rather interesting statement to police. It wasn't clear whether he
Speaker 1: jumped before or after the plane made impact. Okay, I
Speaker 1: mean the plane just went down and blew up. Did
Speaker 1: he jump out while it was right before it hit
Speaker 1: the ground? Is that what that suggestion is? I was
Speaker 1: really puzzled by that statement in the reporting. Anyway, he
Speaker 1: was taken to a hospital, spoke with a media outlet
Speaker 1: there thirty seconds after takeoff. He said, there was a
Speaker 1: loud noise and then the plane crash. It all happened
Speaker 1: so quickly, so they show him walking away from the crash,
Speaker 1: according to news footage from the area, and again he
Speaker 1: was taken to the hospital. Medical help Care Form said
Speaker 1: the survivor told him that the plane had began to
Speaker 1: descend immediately after takeoff and then split in two. Reported
Speaker 1: he still had his boarding pass when he made it
Speaker 1: to the hospital, and that he reported seeing body parts
Speaker 1: and plane parts strewn all around the crash site as
Speaker 1: he made his way away from the plane, telling the
Speaker 1: newspaper when I got up, there were bodies all around me.
Speaker 1: I was scared. I stood up and ran. Someone grabbed
Speaker 1: a hold of me and put me in an ambulance
Speaker 1: and brought me to the hospital. That is truly a
Speaker 1: miracle that anyone was able to survive. That local story
Speaker 1: is coming up. You can feel free to call though,
Speaker 1: you know I love to hear from folks five on
Speaker 1: three seven four nine hundred eight two three Talk Pound
Speaker 1: five fifty eight and g phones. I think I may
Speaker 1: request that emergency exit row if I ever fly again,
Speaker 1: although given the news of late, I really don't feel
Speaker 1: like flying. Don't go away, be right back, Steve, Channel
Speaker 1: nine and wether. Forecast to day mostly cloudy day, afternoon
Speaker 1: showers of storms with a high of eighty two, clouds
Speaker 1: over night muggy is along with a storm chance sixty
Speaker 1: nine for the low Tomorrow at cloudy day muggy with
Speaker 1: scattered showers and storms on a high of eighty a
Speaker 1: cloudy night and a slight chance arranged Saturday sixty eighty
Speaker 1: overnight low Father's Day, Happy father S did all the
Speaker 1: dad's out there. Eighty one for the high with scattered
Speaker 1: showers and storms right now seventy one degrees but above
Speaker 1: kersee talk station about thirty on a Friday. We're gonna
Speaker 1: get to the phones here just real quick. Thanks to Cribbage,
Speaker 1: Mike Submarine or Mike, my dear friend. Thank you for
Speaker 1: your service for our country, he said. Trisha Mackie from
Speaker 1: Channel nineteen had a one on one with Collie Pillage.
Speaker 1: Just tried to press Connie Pillage on that Facebook post
Speaker 1: in which I mentioned, and which Connie Pillage had removed
Speaker 1: jargon coclllusions, he said. Pillage took her microphone off and
Speaker 1: walked off. Pillage's staff member intervened and said the interview
Speaker 1: was over.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Mike's concluded she's a coward. I conclude that her post
Speaker 1: reveals her as a demonstrable idiot. Also some reporting from
Speaker 1: Tricia Mackey and others at Fox nineteen on that very meeting,
Speaker 1: although they didn't report about that specifically in the Fox
Speaker 1: nineteen article, which I thought was rather interesting. She mainly
Speaker 1: wanted to focus on the neo Nazi issue. Remember the
Speaker 1: neo Nazis that gathered on the bridge February seventh and Evendale.
Speaker 1: No prosecutable crimes, That's what they concluded. So for everybody
Speaker 1: out there screaming at yelling about why no one was arrested,
Speaker 1: apparently there was no basis for an arrest. Twenty one
Speaker 1: CP Solutions was an independent group hired by the police
Speaker 1: department sided with the police. So and Pillage's announcement that
Speaker 1: there were no prosecutable crimes committed by the neon Nazis
Speaker 1: comes two weeks after an independent group released its findings,
Speaker 1: even though a police department's response to the neo Nazi
Speaker 1: demonstration on I seventy five. Again, that was the twenty
Speaker 1: one CP Solution, So apparently nothing to see there. Let's
Speaker 1: go to the phones order which they received, which means
Speaker 1: Tom is up first. Tom, welcome back to the fifty
Speaker 1: five case mornings you and a happy Friday to you brother.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Happy Friday, Happy early Father's Day. I am sure
Speaker 6: this is one of the many occasions just like me
Speaker 6: where I remember my father. Oh yeah, missing so much
Speaker 6: I did. I forgot to mention the other morning we
Speaker 6: were wishing happy birthday to your mother. The day that
Speaker 6: I met her is I had like four times celebrity meeting.
Speaker 6: That's the first time I met you over at Price
Speaker 6: so Chile. That was one of your December.
Speaker 5: Meeting.
Speaker 1: Greats there the listener lunch.
Speaker 6: Yeah, got to meet your mom and dad and I
Speaker 6: got to meet Christopher Smithman.
Speaker 5: So that was a that was kind of a big day.
Speaker 6: As far as celebrity meetings, I know you'll want to
Speaker 6: put yourself at the bottom of that list, and mom
Speaker 6: is obviously at the top. So yeah, your your dad
Speaker 6: would have definitely agreed with that.
Speaker 1: Oh, yes, absolutely.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to mention real quick. I just went
Speaker 6: through College Hill into north into Northside, and at the
Speaker 6: corner of Ashtree and Hamilton there is an accident. You
Speaker 6: can scoot through, but be careful.
Speaker 5: Going through there.
Speaker 6: It looks like somebody t bone somebody didn't look like
Speaker 6: it was too serious. Everybody was out, but there's definitely
Speaker 6: an accident block in the most of the intersections, so
Speaker 6: Hamilton and Ashtree, just north of north Side. As far
Speaker 6: as this cowered Kanye pillage, I just I just want
Speaker 6: to remind everybody. Now, I've been living here in Hamilety
Speaker 6: County for thirty five years now, and I know that
Speaker 6: this county has pretty much been democrat uh pretty much
Speaker 6: most of the time, especially city of Cincinnati has been
Speaker 6: deep blue. But we always had one person there that
Speaker 6: was that was a good check against this liberal bs
Speaker 6: and that was Joe Jeters and the handle of the
Speaker 6: county prosecutor's office for a long time. Was uh was
Speaker 6: it was definitely a solid uh and I don't want
Speaker 6: to call it republican, just common sense and would prosecute
Speaker 6: based on the law. And you always had confidence that
Speaker 6: Joe Dieters was gonna make sure that things were done right.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 6: And he didn't take any crap from anybody. He was
Speaker 6: no bs and it was it was very comforting to
Speaker 6: know that that was there in spite of all the
Speaker 6: ridiculous Democrat craft going on in other departments and councils
Speaker 6: and whatever around it. But but ever since he's been gone,
Speaker 6: and especially since this cower Tony Pillach has gotten in there,
Speaker 6: it's it's it's one last thing in this in this
Speaker 6: area that that is gonna help us live better lives.
Speaker 6: It's just it's going downhill. It's ridiculous, but it's but
Speaker 6: you know what, you know, who's whose fault it is
Speaker 6: is the voters of Hamlet County. For some reason, you
Speaker 6: all decided that you wanted a Democrat in here. Well, congratulations,
Speaker 6: here's what you get. So, uh, you know, live with it,
Speaker 6: and maybe the next time we have an election, you'll
Speaker 6: follow my advice and don't vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: Have a great weekend, Brian, you too, Tom, and happy
Speaker 1: Father's Day to you brother. Wow, New Hampshire Gary's on
Speaker 1: the line. You can have to hold on New Hampshire
Speaker 1: Garre if you don't mind, just a couple of minutes
Speaker 1: five thirty five right now, if you five Curiosity Talk station,
Speaker 1: be right back there you go. Jeffrey, one of my
Speaker 1: listeners always instant message me about John the Fisherman, apparently
Speaker 1: a fellow Primus fan. He is, Joe. Here you go.
Speaker 1: God does play a wicked bass. I will admit, get
Speaker 1: to the phone. We've got a couple of collars online.
Speaker 1: Thank you for holding New Hampshire Gary. Welcome back to
Speaker 1: the morning showing a happy Friday to you, Happy Father's sake. Roan, Well,
Speaker 1: thank you and you assuming it applies.
Speaker 5: It does. Looking from this military perspective, looks like Iran
Speaker 5: is so in that they can't. They've been absolutely so
Speaker 5: far devastated in a conventional form of attack on the
Speaker 5: drones and being shot down and whatnot. It looks like
Speaker 5: that they're going to have to go to a second
Speaker 5: tier attack, which would be small terrorist attacks, cyber attacks
Speaker 5: or any which way they can because apparently they can't
Speaker 5: get through militarily because it looks like they've been devastated
Speaker 5: pretty bad, with the structure of the command structure being
Speaker 5: rotten the way you know, they're playing who wants to
Speaker 5: be in command?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 5: Who's next? You know, Yeah, and so you know, maybe
Speaker 5: even stopping you know, oil flow through the canals, you know,
Speaker 5: any which way they can do that. And I'm just
Speaker 5: going to have fun watching this on TV play out.
Speaker 5: I don't think it's really going to have much to
Speaker 5: do with us, unless I hope you have a cyber
Speaker 5: attack or something.
Speaker 1: Well, a cyber attack or something that's been looming in
Speaker 1: the back of my mind after I woke up to
Speaker 1: the reality is it is there a head indeed attack
Speaker 1: Iran and its nuclear facilities and other bases, and the
Speaker 1: potential that there are cells here in the United States
Speaker 1: sympathetic to the Iranian terrorists or otherwise, whether they be
Speaker 1: Iranians or sympathizers. You know, we got two million known
Speaker 1: god aways, and Lord knows what they're doing and what
Speaker 1: nefarious purposes they might accomplish here in the United States.
Speaker 1: And given how easy it is to attack something that's
Speaker 1: been demonstrated over and over again, most notably in the
Speaker 1: last several weeks of the news. So I'm a little
Speaker 1: concerned for you know, United States territory being attacked by
Speaker 1: some sort of terrorist action, perhaps related to or otherwise period,
Speaker 1: I mean, across the board for any reason whatsoever. But
Speaker 1: this may prompt something like that, And that's what's concerning
Speaker 1: me this morning.
Speaker 5: Wasn't it just last week that the Taliban leader in
Speaker 5: Afghanistan put a futtlaw on all the congressional leadership and
Speaker 5: said that there's four million Muslims now in the United
Speaker 5: States that it's open season on our leadership. JD.
Speaker 1: Vans were named specifically any of the cabinet members. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they got rattled on basically anyone in the Trump administration. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was the that was the edach.
Speaker 5: So something like that could cause somebody to go a
Speaker 5: little tilt.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't seem to take much these days to
Speaker 1: get someone to go over the edge. Hell, we got
Speaker 1: congressional members going over the edge and doing crazy, crazy
Speaker 1: things and senators that we had want to have be
Speaker 1: forcibly removed after crashing the Department of Homeland Security Secretary
Speaker 1: of NOMES press conference the other day. So Yeah, people
Speaker 1: are becoming unhinged. And the other trend that I noticed
Speaker 1: and sort of unrelated but related at the same time,
Speaker 1: what is this, What is the story between all of
Speaker 1: our elected officials dropping F bombs regularly? You know, it
Speaker 1: seems to me that that's the kind of thing that
Speaker 1: the only dude to offer to get the click bait.
Speaker 1: No one will listen to their message unless it's filled
Speaker 1: and laced with profanities. You're like, wait a minute, a
Speaker 1: senator was using F bombs in their statement. Yeah, it's
Speaker 1: happening more and more all the time. I mean I
Speaker 1: listened to Gutfield coming in in his commentary and all that,
Speaker 1: and they drop them all the time on his show
Speaker 1: as well. That's a very conservative leaning program that they run.
Speaker 1: So I'm not happy with the direction of the country
Speaker 1: in that regard. But something's got to get clicks, and
Speaker 1: we're in a downward spiral on that. But yeah, in
Speaker 1: terms of the insanity out there and people doing crazy things,
Speaker 1: it seems to be more than norm these days. Let's
Speaker 1: see what Mary's got. Mary, thanks for calling this morning,
Speaker 1: and a happy Friday to you.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Brian. Hey, I just wondered I was going
Speaker 4: to actually call you about that County pillage interview. And
Speaker 4: at six minutes and twenty five seconds, well worth the
Speaker 4: watch and the unnamed county employee that came and swooped her.
Speaker 1: Out of there was none other than Sharon Coole.
Speaker 2: Our west thing go kind of.
Speaker 4: I mean, it's really like Brian, like, you don't see
Speaker 4: any of this, you know, Trisia Mackie. The majority of
Speaker 4: it is all about the you know, those idiots and
Speaker 4: Nazis or whoever those guys were.
Speaker 2: And then at the end, I mean the.
Speaker 4: Setup was you already knew that she wasn't going to
Speaker 4: take it because Tricia Mackie.
Speaker 2: Had already prefaced it prior.
Speaker 4: But you know, you watch this unedited six minute and
Speaker 4: twenty five second video of it, and when she starts
Speaker 4: pressing her, the camera winds out and here comes Sharon Cooley.
Speaker 4: You know, like I've met Sharon a number of times
Speaker 4: over the years, being politically active over in Westwood.
Speaker 2: Always you know, she's probably biased, but like I always
Speaker 2: thought she did a fair job at.
Speaker 4: Reporting the city you know, news and city hall and
Speaker 4: all that stuff. So I mean I just thought she
Speaker 4: was a good person and you know, did a good.
Speaker 2: Job with with what she did.
Speaker 1: But that's not her job anymore though, Yeah, to defend
Speaker 1: and how.
Speaker 4: Pathetic, But but the thing is, that's right, that'sitely her
Speaker 4: job and I understand that. But what type of lack
Speaker 4: of integrity or pathetic that you had to change careers
Speaker 4: in midstream to be a shill and cover for that
Speaker 4: pig that is Connie Pillage, not only about what she
Speaker 4: wrote on social media and all her nonsense there. But
Speaker 4: here we are, how many weeks after that police officer
Speaker 4: has still not been cleared by that woman in her office.
Speaker 4: That guy's hanging out to dry what she went on vacation.
Speaker 4: She's posting crap on social media, But here we are
Speaker 4: that police officer still has not been cleared of that
Speaker 4: Ryan Ryan hitting shooting.
Speaker 8: Yeah, value waiting.
Speaker 1: Work, Yeah involved shooting. I hear you a lot and clear.
Speaker 1: I will defend Sharon Coolidge on one level, though if
Speaker 1: you look at the direction, and it breaks my heart
Speaker 1: that the Inquirer is spiraling out of control. They're losing people,
Speaker 1: Their staff is now limited, they don't do as much
Speaker 1: reporting as they used to. They reprint things from USA today. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the number of subscribers and people who receive the inquirer
Speaker 1: for home delivery has gone downhill dramatically. So I think
Speaker 1: maybe sharon'saw the writing on the wall, and if you
Speaker 1: get a career opportunity that's going to maybe pay you
Speaker 1: more money, and you see what's going on around you,
Speaker 1: you kind of the fools, the one that's not looking
Speaker 1: up for his own best interests, as I point out out.
Speaker 1: And maybe this was a career change that benefited Sharon Coolidge,
Speaker 1: even though she's got to be biased politically now in
Speaker 1: defending Connie Pillage.
Speaker 8: So but how do that?
Speaker 5: Well do why?
Speaker 1: You know, we have certain integrity when it comes to
Speaker 1: our politics, and we wouldn't accept a job like that.
Speaker 1: So maybe it's a little revealing about Sharon coolidge inner
Speaker 1: politics as well. But well timed intervention. And I know
Speaker 1: they talked about it. They had to have talked about
Speaker 1: it ahead of time. Listen, if this social media post
Speaker 1: gets brought up and someone pesters me about it, then
Speaker 1: you need to come in here and say the meeting
Speaker 1: is over. And Tricia Mackie did that, and she's apparently
Speaker 1: according to Jos Schreker who just watched the video, Tristia said,
Speaker 1: wait a second, you promised us ten minutes, and as
Speaker 1: you said, there's only six minutes and thirty seconds worth
Speaker 1: worth of Q and A before that question pops in
Speaker 1: enters Sharon Coolidge to end the interview, depriving us of
Speaker 1: three minutes a potentially valuable information. Thanks Mary. It's five
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Speaker 1: and yes it does include naked people, but no, sorry, Jeffrey,
Speaker 1: don't have Florida in front of me. We start with Mobile, Alabama.
Speaker 1: Some families described as on edge after a naked guy
Speaker 1: is caught on multiple cameras multiple nights in a row
Speaker 1: in a Tilman's Corner neighborhood. Hmmm. Well. Neighbor described it
Speaker 1: as alarming when seeing a naked man show up on
Speaker 1: her ring camera videos, saying I just went and looked
Speaker 1: at my cameras. I was looking for my cat. Instead,
Speaker 1: I see a completely nude except for socks man walk by.
Speaker 1: Then he goes in our backyard. He walks around the cars.
Speaker 1: She said he was holding something in his hand, phrasing
Speaker 1: even more disturbing. Accord to the reporting, this guy had
Speaker 1: something in his hand. I don't know what it was.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was a lawnmow blade or
Speaker 1: something like that. Oh, is that what they're calling it
Speaker 1: these days, joe phrasing. Other niators also say the report
Speaker 1: of the scene a naked guy wandering around the area.
Speaker 1: One mom, of course very worried for her children, describing
Speaker 1: it as very scary. Residence. Neighborhood said they've seen him
Speaker 1: multiple nights in a row, walking in and out of
Speaker 1: the woods in the area, others taking extra precaution and
Speaker 1: encouraging others to do the same, putting surveillance cameras in
Speaker 1: once said they put flashlights around so wherever people walk by,
Speaker 1: the lights automatically turn on, saying, get cameras, get surveillance cameras.
Speaker 1: Put them on every single angle. Yeah, I took care
Speaker 1: of that. Years ago to Thomas House, video of a
Speaker 1: naked guy dancing on top of a moving police car
Speaker 1: in the Greater San Francisco area, specifically Antioch. Of course,
Speaker 1: going viral, Jose Garrido captured the video Thursday morning after
Speaker 1: he saw a man in the neighborhood. He said, it
Speaker 1: isn't just I just turned around. I wasn't expecting to
Speaker 1: see a naked man on the street. So an officer
Speaker 1: was in the area responded to the scene. As soon
Speaker 1: as the officer stopped, naked guy jumped on top of
Speaker 1: the police vehicle as a tradition is it Apparently The
Speaker 1: officer then slowly drove to a nearby parking a lot
Speaker 1: of a car dealership before calling for backup. Police Chief
Speaker 1: Joe Vigil Clearly this guy is having some type of
Speaker 1: mental episode. They talked the man down off of the
Speaker 1: police car, then took detained him and took him to
Speaker 1: until the ambulance had arrived, saying they thought it was
Speaker 1: better to take him to the hospital. No excessive force
Speaker 1: head to be used. Now here's an interesting twist on
Speaker 1: the Friday Naked Guys we go to Ypsilata Township, Michigan.
Speaker 1: Twenty year old man from Jackson arrested for a hit
Speaker 1: and run that killed a naked pedestrian in the Ipsilonti
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Speaker 1: Authorities police received reports of naked guy walking eastbound in
Speaker 1: the westbound lanes of I ninety four. Ambulance from here
Speaker 1: On Valley Ambulance arrived on the scene, but before they
Speaker 1: could get to the guy, he was hit by a
Speaker 1: dark colored sedan that didn't stop. First responders able to
Speaker 1: give the man some aid, identified as a fifty two
Speaker 1: year old man from Warren, but he did die at
Speaker 1: the scene. That's when police received a phone call the
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Speaker 1: they believe they knew who struck the pedestrian. Twenty year
Speaker 1: old man from Jackson reportedly confided in the caller that
Speaker 1: he was involved in the crash in the area. When
Speaker 1: trippers interviewed the suspect, they found it damaged twenty eighteen
Speaker 1: Chevy Malibu that they impounded. Twenty year old reportedly told
Speaker 1: police he didn't stop because he had been drinking while
Speaker 1: under age. Investigation has strived his ongoing charges expected to
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Speaker 1: properly retire a flag. That'll be a seven forty. Preceded
Speaker 1: by Adam Keeler, who's going to join the program in
Speaker 1: seven o five in studio teasing an event that's coming
Speaker 1: to the city of Cincinnati. Will learn all about it together,
Speaker 1: American Truth Summit, and of course preceded by Tech Friday's
Speaker 1: Dave Hatter at the bottom of this hour. Got several
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Speaker 1: on EIGHTE and T phones. Mike, thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 8: Hey, I got a good one foray. I'll give you
Speaker 8: a down home one. Okay. I was working the north
Speaker 8: end of District four in the early nineties and we
Speaker 8: got this. I got dispatched to a naked guy running
Speaker 8: around I think it was sixty eighth Street up in
Speaker 8: Heartwell and I get there. I'm looking around and this
Speaker 8: dude jumps on my car, my police car. He starts
Speaker 8: jumping up and down on it.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's like the last story.
Speaker 2: I'm like you you got to be kidding me.
Speaker 8: I was like, and I get out of the car
Speaker 8: and say, get off my car, man, and he's like
Speaker 8: growling at me, sorry, you just chemical iriton on ing,
Speaker 8: which I've had absolutely no effect. And then he uh
Speaker 8: he went over to Hardware Elementary and started knocking out
Speaker 8: all the windows.
Speaker 9: Oh my god, I sorr.
Speaker 8: I tried to. So I just so you know, I
Speaker 8: retired the same rank as your sister.
Speaker 1: Correct, thank you for your to the community. That's awesome.
Speaker 8: Thirty years So anyway, anyway, I'm sitting here, I'm uh spraying,
Speaker 8: and we're rolling around the ground and my backup comes
Speaker 8: to his officer, Neil's owner, and we're hitting this guy
Speaker 8: with our PR twenty fours.
Speaker 1: The old days, Yes, the PR twenty four.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm i'm because he's trying to fight us and
Speaker 8: punch us, so I'm hitting him. Neil hits him, He
Speaker 8: runs back towards Neil. I hit him, and it wasn't
Speaker 8: until a third officer got there and swung him around
Speaker 8: and he went head on into a steel pole, and
Speaker 8: he was like, well that one hurt. And then of
Speaker 8: course face first into a steel pole.
Speaker 5: What happens?
Speaker 8: Blood all over the place. Now, that just makes it
Speaker 8: worse because it's slippery trying to put handcuffs on people.
Speaker 8: Oh ye okay, yeah nowhere.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, go say the joys of being in law enforcement.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 8: So, well, there's blood all over us, and when the
Speaker 8: sergeants get there, and this is right after the thing
Speaker 8: in district three where you have western water and whatever,
Speaker 8: a pistol with somebody, and we finally get this guy
Speaker 8: he totally knew, finally get him handcuffed. Okay, so I mean,
Speaker 8: and the sergeants show up and their eyes are like,
Speaker 8: you got to be kidding me. And then the night
Speaker 8: chief shows up and it was Ronald McDonald. I think
Speaker 8: he's the Steve so I I'll tell you his name,
Speaker 8: and he goes, well, here's their story and if anything changes,
Speaker 8: love us.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 8: So when we get to the hospital, this guy did
Speaker 8: not have just PR twenty four marks on him. He
Speaker 8: had welch. You could see we were hitting the sky
Speaker 8: hard and it had no effect on him. Finally that
Speaker 8: the UC Medical Center physicians came. He said, this guy's
Speaker 8: junk full of PCP.
Speaker 1: That's what you guys know. I was waiting for it.
Speaker 1: Did you ever find out what kind of drugs he
Speaker 1: was on? Because it's the drugs, right, which is.
Speaker 8: Quite common because you get you get really hot that
Speaker 8: and that's why it causes you to take the clothes off.
Speaker 2: So yeah, well so yeah, the guy pled guilty to.
Speaker 8: Foresaults on the police officer resisting arrest, and unfortunately for him,
Speaker 8: he had one of the best judges for police officers
Speaker 8: in Hamilton County, which I believe Hangham. Harry mcawain is
Speaker 8: deceased as well, but he was the best because he
Speaker 8: was like, oh, you hit one of my police officers.
Speaker 8: He was like, well, I shouldn't shoot a six months
Speaker 8: in hell? Oh I went scoose me. I mean, I
Speaker 8: can't say that, I mean jail, but it should be.
Speaker 8: He should be like hell. And that's that's how Harry was.
Speaker 8: Here's just so to tell you the same thing.
Speaker 1: Oh, she's got tons of stories, Mike, And that was
Speaker 1: just what was gonna say. I like you hanging out
Speaker 1: with members of law enforcement, whether they're still active or retired.
Speaker 1: You guys are the best to hang out with because
Speaker 1: you got like a million stories like that. You can
Speaker 1: go on for hours and hours and hours. Thanks for
Speaker 1: your service, Mike. I appreciate you calling in a little
Speaker 1: more levity on a Friday and another illustration of the
Speaker 1: of the crap that our police officers have to go
Speaker 1: through on a day to day basis to keep our
Speaker 1: community safe. Aman Joey two three talk anyway a summary.
Speaker 1: Israel launched a huge attack on Iron's nuclear program it
Speaker 1: happened this morning today. They killed the commander Hossan sal
Speaker 1: Salami to find an interesting name. Two other generals were
Speaker 1: killed Netan Yahoo Prime ministers of the military. Operations would
Speaker 1: last as long as it takes. They've been shooting down
Speaker 1: drones that Iran launched in retaliation, more than one hundred
Speaker 1: so far, and you know that's going to continue. And
Speaker 1: according to the reporting, this is the second time I've
Speaker 1: read it or heard it. I heard it this morning
Speaker 1: on the Live news as I was coming in, and
Speaker 1: now I've actually read it in the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: who's doing updates real time. Long before Israel's attack, agents
Speaker 1: smuggled explosive drones and other guided weapons into Iran, so
Speaker 1: much like the Ukraine strike on the Russian Air Force
Speaker 1: base that blew up billions of dollars worth of equipment,
Speaker 1: they were able to get up and close. And you
Speaker 1: think of that, that's rather interesting. So Iran not as secure.
Speaker 1: And then I double back and go to all of
Speaker 1: the unknown godaways that got into our country. And hell,
Speaker 1: we had open borders, we weren't even on the lookout
Speaker 1: necessarily for folks letting literally every human being into the country.
Speaker 1: So I'm just praying and praying and praying that something
Speaker 1: like this doesn't happen here. Not a launch on nuclear
Speaker 1: sites necessarily, but that some cell organization, maybe someone who's
Speaker 1: sympathetic to Iran or hates Israel, decides that since we're
Speaker 1: friends with Israel and we play nicely with him, that
Speaker 1: we're deserving of some sort of domestic attack here. Anyway,
Speaker 1: they did talk about Netanyahu said the possibility strikes, he's
Speaker 1: discussed with Trump on Monday, and that's why, of course,
Speaker 1: the United States began moving our diplomats and military dependents
Speaker 1: out of the Middle East. That was widely reported earlier
Speaker 1: in the week. It's like a giant red flag waving.
Speaker 1: Then something was going to happen, although Secretary of State
Speaker 1: Rubio emphasized that we were not involved in the strikes,
Speaker 1: and then of course warned Iran not to target our courses.
Speaker 1: Impact on the markets stal Jones futures down one point two,
Speaker 1: s and P down one point two, Nasdaq down one
Speaker 1: point five, obviously in anticipation of where the market's going
Speaker 1: to go in light of the war that's being waged
Speaker 1: right now between Iran and Israel. See here. In other news,
Speaker 1: the House passed. The DOGE cuts was a narrow vote,
Speaker 1: and you kind of wonder why it's narrow illustrating. I
Speaker 1: guess that the Democrats don't want to touch literally anything
Speaker 1: in terms of government waste and spending. So the vote
Speaker 1: two fourteen to two twelve, after some wrangling between GE
Speaker 1: GOP leadership, nine point four billion dollars in recision cutting
Speaker 1: foreign aid and the entity that funds National Public Radio
Speaker 1: and the public Broadcasting Service. You know, in an Internet age,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't think any population or any area
Speaker 1: of the country is going to be left without access
Speaker 1: to the news. So those entities have become so left
Speaker 1: wing that why are we, the American people funding it?
Speaker 1: You know, if all these tax payer dollars, if you
Speaker 1: left us out there that think this is, oh my god,
Speaker 1: oh my god, what are we gonna do with NBR,
Speaker 1: They're gonna still survive. Most of their funding comes from
Speaker 1: private donations anyway, so not going to go anywhere. But
Speaker 1: if your tax payer dollars are funding something like Fox
Speaker 1: News or some conservative outlet like that that you know,
Speaker 1: regularly emphasized conservative mindsets and conservative politics, you'd be pissed
Speaker 1: off and you'd want the funding cut two. So and
Speaker 1: it's just a tiny tiny sliver of what Doge identified
Speaker 1: in terms of fraud wasted abuse. So I'm a little
Speaker 1: disappointed that it isn't, you know, forty billion or one
Speaker 1: hundred billion or something like that. But at least it's
Speaker 1: a step in the right direction from my perspective. So
Speaker 1: you can cut nine point four heading over to the
Speaker 1: Senate where you know it's it's its future is uncertain,
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Speaker 1: me a problem considering you don't need an overwhelming super
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Speaker 1: forward to Father's Day, David, and in other areas of fraud,
Speaker 1: waste and abuse. And again, I don't think the DOGE
Speaker 1: cuts were sufficient. The recision bill was not large enough.
Speaker 1: And I can reconcile my love for the American military,
Speaker 1: my support for the American military and veterans as well.
Speaker 1: Thank you for your service to our country and with
Speaker 1: my criticism of military spending. If you can't pass a
Speaker 1: damn audit, I don't think you're worthy of getting a
Speaker 1: trillion dollars in American taxpayer money. What are they spending
Speaker 1: the money on? Legitimate question? A revelation by Secretary of
Speaker 1: Defense Pete Hegsath testifying for the Senate a Senate hearing
Speaker 1: on the Department of Defense the Appropriation Subcommittee on Defense
Speaker 1: earlier this week. On Wednesday, providing testimony living up to
Speaker 1: his name, Democrat Senator Dick Durbin grilled Hegzeth about his
Speaker 1: administration ending what he described many wasteful research grants, saying,
Speaker 1: give me an example of a boondoggle in medical research
Speaker 1: and defense health. Pete Heggzath in response, I mean we're
Speaker 1: talking about some stuff I shouldn't say in public. You know,
Speaker 1: marbles in the rear, ends of cats, tens of millions
Speaker 1: of dollars, things that don't have a connection to what
Speaker 1: you're talking about. And then Durbin responds, well, was this
Speaker 1: like three hundred and fifty year old social Security check
Speaker 1: the President told us about and I didn't even remember
Speaker 1: that one. But sometime a couple months ago, Donald Trump
Speaker 1: they were talking about when they ferreted out the idea
Speaker 1: that there were hundreds and thousands of people over the
Speaker 1: age of one hundred years old still with active Social
Speaker 1: Security numbers, many of whom were still being issued checks,
Speaker 1: and at one point Donald Trump said something the effect
Speaker 1: of a three hundred and sixty year old person was
Speaker 1: receiving a check that turned out did not be true.
Speaker 1: Don't overstate your case, you know, hang your hat on
Speaker 1: the stuff that you really know is to be true.
Speaker 1: But beyond that, that's kind of what the reference was.
Speaker 1: Hegzeth response, I respect completely the issue you're speaking with,
Speaker 1: and this department couldn't be more sympathetic to that and
Speaker 1: ensure that it's funded. Referring I believe to Social Security
Speaker 1: generally speaking, but he went on the department Defense Department
Speaker 1: has been a place where organizations, entities, and companies know
Speaker 1: that they can get money almost unchecked to whether or
Speaker 1: not it actually applies to things that happen on the battlefield.
Speaker 1: Ran Paul chimed in thanking Hegzeth for working with white
Speaker 1: Coast waste or whitecoat waste to expose the taxpayer funded
Speaker 1: animal testing that has been going on that White Coast
Speaker 1: Coat Waste organization issued freedom of Information Act request discovered
Speaker 1: ten million dollars in a Department of Defense contract funded
Speaker 1: through the Navy Defense Advance Research Project Agency DARPA for
Speaker 1: experiments on cats at the University of Pittsburgh involving tests
Speaker 1: that inserted marbles and balloons into the rectum of cats
Speaker 1: and subjecting them to electro shock treatments for the purpose
Speaker 1: of studying constipation and erectile dysfunction. Yep, you're working today
Speaker 1: for this kind of stuff, folks, they say. The contract
Speaker 1: was originally said to expire in May of this year,
Speaker 1: but had been extended to twenty twenty seven, which Whitecoat
Speaker 1: Waste found out about that resulted in others finding out
Speaker 1: about it. Laura Lumer, who apparently loves animals and is
Speaker 1: involved in animal rescue, on her show Lumer Unleashed, talking
Speaker 1: with Whitecoat Waste Vice president Justin Goodman, she highlighted the
Speaker 1: organization's Freedom of Information Act discoveries, describing the test as
Speaker 1: horrifically disturbing and calling for immediate action from the Department
Speaker 1: of Defense. Less than two weeks later, ah the Navy
Speaker 1: announced the ending of all testing on dogs and cats.
Speaker 1: Whitecoat Waste. President issued to statement, We're thrilled the ten
Speaker 1: days after the Trump DoD canceled cruel cat tests exposed
Speaker 1: by US, the US Navy now cutting all wasteful experiments
Speaker 1: on dogs and cats following our investigation in campaign. Taxpayers
Speaker 1: shouldn't be forced to pay for pet abuse in Navy
Speaker 1: funded labs, and now, thanks to Whitecoat Waste campaign, including
Speaker 1: powerful advocacy from Elon Musk, Laura Lumer, Representative Nancy Mace,
Speaker 1: military veterans, and others, they won't have to. They went
Speaker 1: on to applaud Secretary Fail and Secretary Head Zetha and
Speaker 1: President Trump for first slashing US government's largest dog lab
Speaker 1: and now setting the Pentagon's cat and dog abuse in
Speaker 1: what they described to the litter box of history. Defunding
Speaker 1: dog and cat labs has been our top priority for Trump.
Speaker 1: Forour solution is simple, stop the money, stop the madness now,
Speaker 1: they were referencing. Back in April, the FDA announced plans
Speaker 1: to phase out all animal testing requirements, dating with dealing
Speaker 1: with antibodies and expanding other drugs after pressure from this
Speaker 1: White Coat Waste organization. Back in May Secretary of Veterans
Speaker 1: Affairs Doug Collins, also confirmed the Department was ending at
Speaker 1: least some of its primate testing in advance of the
Speaker 1: previously set twenty twenty six deadline to stop doing that.
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Speaker 11: I wish more people would listen and take this stuff
Speaker 11: seriously before they become a victim of some type of fraud.
Speaker 11: And sadly it's rampant and everywhere and increasing.
Speaker 1: Well, it keeps interrust it in business. Well, there is
Speaker 1: there is that there is that. I'm not knocking that
Speaker 1: angle of it, but yeah, I've said it. But we
Speaker 1: want to be helpful. If all the problems of the
Speaker 1: world disappeared and I had nothing to talk about, I'd
Speaker 1: be happy to go find something else to do for
Speaker 1: a living in reward for not having problems in the world.
Speaker 1: And yet, so while you benefit from people ignoring your advice,
Speaker 1: which works to your advantage, you wish people would listen
Speaker 1: to you to stay out of trouble. Let's pivot over
Speaker 1: at Meta. But now the headlinerer the topic I have
Speaker 1: here is described as metaplans to replace humans with AI
Speaker 1: to assess privacy and social risks. What is this all about?
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is an interesting story, and you know, this
Speaker 11: whole AI space, it's so hyperbolic at this point. You know,
Speaker 11: you've got people on one hand saying half of white
Speaker 11: collar jobs.
Speaker 1: Are going to be gone in five years.
Speaker 11: You've got you know, Apple just recently, and this is interesting,
Speaker 11: and I've seen some people take have an interesting take
Speaker 11: on Apple's take. Apple just recently did some research that
Speaker 11: said that you know, these large language model based ais,
Speaker 11: the chat GPTs of the world and so forth, all apart,
Speaker 11: once you hit a certain amount of complexity, they just
Speaker 11: can't handle it. One of the things they mentioned, and
Speaker 11: I could understand where this would be problematic, is if
Speaker 11: you have a code based software that's ten million lines
Speaker 11: of code or more, it's just it can't understand the
Speaker 11: context of it.
Speaker 1: It's too much.
Speaker 11: So then on the other hand, again you've got all
Speaker 11: these people making these predictions that you know, this stuff
Speaker 11: is going to be so powerful, and Meta has made
Speaker 11: a huge investment or planning to make a huge investment anyway,
Speaker 11: and some AI. But basically, they've had teams of people
Speaker 11: inside that when new features are launched on meta platforms,
Speaker 11: and as a reminder, Meta is Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, and
Speaker 11: other platforms, they had human beings that would view these
Speaker 11: things and try to determine, you know, is this good
Speaker 11: or bad? Is going to have a big societal impact?
Speaker 11: Is it going to potentially harm children? Those sorts of things. Right, So,
Speaker 11: they had human beings reviewing these things and trying to
Speaker 11: make a determination about what is the impact and now
Speaker 11: apparently they are doing that.
Speaker 1: Now apparently they are going to AI doing it.
Speaker 11: And you know, Brian, now again it doesn't from the
Speaker 11: reporting I've seen, it doesn't go into what type of AI,
Speaker 11: and I would rely folks, you know, there's more than
Speaker 11: generative AI out there. It's not just chat, GPT and
Speaker 11: rock and that sort of thing. It doesn't go into that.
Speaker 11: But according to this article documents obtained by NPR, up
Speaker 11: to ninety percent of all risk assessments will soon be automated,
Speaker 11: and both current and former employees of Facebook.
Speaker 1: Have raised some concern about this.
Speaker 11: You know, I think it's a little concerning because when
Speaker 11: you look at the AI that's out there, while you know,
Speaker 11: we've seen huge progress, we've seen it can excel at
Speaker 11: certain things. You know, anyone that knows anything about this
Speaker 11: at all is familiar with the term hallucinations sometimes called confabulations.
Speaker 11: With these things just literally make things up and if
Speaker 11: you can't trust the output one hundred percent of the time,
Speaker 11: how could you feel confident that if you're using it
Speaker 11: in these ways, it's going to make the right decision
Speaker 11: on these sorts of important topics. And when I say
Speaker 11: important topics, here's an example. Just yesterday, Time had an
Speaker 11: exclusive article with a psychiatry or psychologists rather a child
Speaker 11: psychologist who went on to ten different AI based chatbot
Speaker 11: sites pretended to be a troubled team.
Speaker 1: And I think you will find maybe we'll talk about
Speaker 1: this next week.
Speaker 11: I think you will find some of the things these
Speaker 11: chatbots told him quite alarming. So no, you know, in
Speaker 11: my mind, none of this stuff is ready for any
Speaker 11: kind of real primetime use if you can even have
Speaker 11: a one percent chance of a critical system that can
Speaker 11: hallucinate and just make something up now.
Speaker 1: And I get people arguing, well, Dave, you know software
Speaker 1: goes bad. You were a software engineer.
Speaker 11: You read software that had bugs, that didn't always do
Speaker 11: what you wanted, and all those things are true.
Speaker 1: That's all absolutely true.
Speaker 11: But you know my intention was never for it to misperform,
Speaker 11: produce incorrect results, have bugs. And also you could easily
Speaker 11: get into the code and see what it was doing.
Speaker 11: Most of these AI things are a black box. You
Speaker 11: can't even always predict how they came to a certain conclusion. So,
Speaker 11: you know, I encourage people go read this article for themselves.
Speaker 11: I don't think this is a good thing. I'm sure
Speaker 11: it's because and purportedly in the article, it's because they
Speaker 11: want to be able to move faster, less people, obviously
Speaker 11: less costs if you have the machines doing this sort
Speaker 11: of thing. But again there are people raising alarm about this.
Speaker 11: I don't I don't think it's a good thing at
Speaker 11: this point.
Speaker 1: And we'll see and the day artificial intelligence becomes self aware,
Speaker 1: you won't be able to rely on it to critically
Speaker 1: analyze itself.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's it's it's interesting conundrum.
Speaker 5: Again.
Speaker 11: Apple just recently put out a study. I kind of
Speaker 11: got sidetracked there and didn't really finish my thought on that,
Speaker 11: and they they mentioned the complexities. But there are people saying, well,
Speaker 11: this is coming from Apple, the people who have the
Speaker 11: least skin in the AI game. I mean, Apple has
Speaker 11: a really been a significant player in this space. They've
Speaker 11: done some things, but you know, compared to like open AI,
Speaker 11: people behind chat, CPT, Rock, Google, others, so you know,
Speaker 11: there are some people speculating that, you know, Apple's take
Speaker 11: is more of a Sarah Grapes thing. Well, you know, yeah,
Speaker 11: we'll see, We'll see.
Speaker 1: I don't trust it myself, but you know me, Brian,
Speaker 1: I have a tenfol hack guy. Well, I'm good for you.
Speaker 1: You should be this day and age coming up next
Speaker 1: Guilty by Algorithm? Or or well with Dave atter about
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Speaker 1: Dave and the crew at interest it dot com solve
Speaker 1: your business related computer issues and record of the business
Speaker 1: career are the best in the business. Uh Dave pivoting
Speaker 1: over Guilty by Algorithm? What is this one all about?
Speaker 1: And already I'm thinking it's not good.
Speaker 11: Well, I think you and I are going to agree
Speaker 11: that this is not good. And it's a good segue
Speaker 11: from the previous segment where I mentioned the black box
Speaker 11: idea of these llms and that you know, sometimes even
Speaker 11: the researchers building these things can't really predict exactly how
Speaker 11: they came to a certain conclusion, which is one of
Speaker 11: my concerns with all of these things. But you and
Speaker 11: I have talked about facial recognition off and on for
Speaker 11: the last ten years or so, and you know it
Speaker 11: will occasionally hit the news and you know clearly it's
Speaker 11: not a new thing. But I guess in my mind, Brian,
Speaker 11: so you know, I'm I'm close to sixty. I've been
Speaker 11: in this business for more than thirty years, most of
Speaker 11: it building software from scratch. And as I said in
Speaker 11: the last segment, do you know how many mistakes I
Speaker 11: made during that time, none of which were intentional. The
Speaker 11: software didn't do what it was supposed to do, some
Speaker 11: oversight on my part or my team's part, or whatever.
Speaker 11: My point is, software is never perfect. I know you
Speaker 11: and all of your listeners have experienced imperfections in software before,
Speaker 11: whether it's just some irritating thing or it makes your
Speaker 11: computer crash or whatever, right right, And I would like
Speaker 11: to remind you, in the entire history of the world,
Speaker 11: you know, human beings have not been on this planet
Speaker 11: that long, and of that time, software has only been
Speaker 11: in existence frame very very small time a moment, right time.
Speaker 11: I mean, think about it, Brian, When you and I
Speaker 11: were kids, you know, computers existed. Software was a thing,
Speaker 11: but generally they were room sized machines that were incredibly expensive,
Speaker 11: and the software and the hardware capabilities were very limited, right.
Speaker 11: I mean, really, most of this stuff took off during
Speaker 11: World War Two to calculate ballistics and things like that.
Speaker 11: So let's just say eighty years, and I would say, really,
Speaker 11: it's only been in the last forty years, right, that
Speaker 11: most people have been exposed to this stuff. Consumers are
Speaker 11: using it, et cetera. So in forty years time, and
Speaker 11: then let's say in twenty years of that. So my
Speaker 11: point is, all of this stuff is still incredibly immature
Speaker 11: in the grand scheme of things, even though facial recognition
Speaker 11: for itself has been around now for ten twenty plus years, right, biometrics,
Speaker 11: and we just see time and time again problems with
Speaker 11: these things. Bias in the algorithms, bias in the training data,
Speaker 11: the same things you hear nerds like me say about
Speaker 11: AI in general. But so to get to this particular story,
Speaker 11: which I personally find extremely disturbing. You know, we've got
Speaker 11: more and more cameras everywhere, We've got people with nests,
Speaker 11: ring doorbells, CCT. Cameras are everywhere. And the idea that
Speaker 11: when you read this story, law enforcement would basically have
Speaker 11: someone say you're guilty of a crime. They plug a
Speaker 11: picture or a couple of pictures of you that perhaps
Speaker 11: they found on social media into some tool and it
Speaker 11: says you're the guy, and they come arrest you. To
Speaker 11: me is very problematic, especially knowing what I know about
Speaker 11: this and the fact that these things are not imperfect
Speaker 11: or these things are imperfect, and that's well documented. But
Speaker 11: when you read this story, here's where it really really
Speaker 11: gets crazy.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 11: So this is from the article prosecution assistant has Miles
Speaker 11: nail thanks for confidence when forming you claim that quote
Speaker 11: fat daddy en quote was the killer. Cops poked around
Speaker 11: on Instagram, pulled some photos, fed them into a facial
Speaker 11: recognition recognition system, and out pop tie Bar Miles. The
Speaker 11: algorithm gave its blessing, the informent noted an agreement, the
Speaker 11: case was sealed. Okay, And then here's the scary part.
Speaker 11: The defense wants to see how the magic sauces was made.
Speaker 11: How did this algorithm work? How was it able to
Speaker 11: identify this particular person for arrest, And they basically said, Nope,
Speaker 11: we can't can't share that with you because that would
Speaker 11: compromise law enforcement tactics. How can you, as they point
Speaker 11: out in this article, how can you get a fair
Speaker 11: trial if you don't have a high level of confidence
Speaker 11: of how.
Speaker 1: The software works and then it accurately hit on this person. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's exactly right. They are absolutely entitled to that in
Speaker 1: defense of their client. There's no question in my mind.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So later in the same article, facial recognition searches involved
Speaker 11: multiple components and steps that each introduced the significant possibility
Speaker 11: of misidentification. And what might be the most understated way
Speaker 11: to say this quote and this is like a Dave
Speaker 11: Hatterstoff quote. Here, this stuff screws up a lot, unquote.
Speaker 11: And the idea that you know you're going to be arrested,
Speaker 11: sit in jail, wait for a crime, and potentially go
Speaker 11: to prison because of some software algorithm that you can't
Speaker 11: even understand how it works or what it's false positive
Speaker 11: and false negative rates are to me, is extremely concerning
Speaker 11: and disturbing. So again, I always hate to be the
Speaker 11: doomsday guy, Brian and some like I'm against this stuff.
Speaker 11: My whole career has been in technology, although sometimes I
Speaker 11: do feel complicit in some of this. I mean, I
Speaker 11: haven't made any facial recognition systems, but you know, I've
Speaker 11: certainly made a career out of building technology that automates
Speaker 11: things and such. And you know, in so many ways
Speaker 11: we are headed in the wrong direction with this stuff,
Speaker 11: in my opinion, and to me, this is very concerning.
Speaker 11: This is something that you know, people should keep an
Speaker 11: eye on, people should talk to the legislator. Is about
Speaker 11: we should not be putting people in jail because some
Speaker 11: algorithm that they can't even share that this to me
Speaker 11: gets into like election election machines and voting systems and
Speaker 11: so forth. Oh well, we can't show you that it's
Speaker 11: our proprietary algorithm, Well then how can I trust it?
Speaker 1: Kund of the votes right? One hundred percent right? And
Speaker 1: then the other component of it is, you know, if
Speaker 1: you're a prosecutor, you don't understand how it works. So
Speaker 1: you'd have to hire an expert like you to who
Speaker 1: could adequately explain it to the jury the complexities of it,
Speaker 1: and their eyes would probably gloss over and have no
Speaker 1: comprehension of how it works while it's being explained to them.
Speaker 1: So multiple layers of it, multiple levels of extra cost
Speaker 1: and difficulties of the prosecutors would need to overcome in
Speaker 1: order to actually present the evidence that is needed. And
Speaker 1: it should be disclosed. Kind of crazy to me, This
Speaker 1: makes the perfect case. And you know, I'm not an
Speaker 1: open source zealot.
Speaker 11: And for folks who don't really understand this terminology, open
Speaker 11: sources just software in the most layman's terms, it's open.
Speaker 1: You can see them.
Speaker 11: You can evaluate the source code and understand what it does.
Speaker 11: Versus here's an executable file and you can't see how
Speaker 11: it does what it does. And when you get into
Speaker 11: these things that as a society we have to rely
Speaker 11: on that the results are correct. That's why you need
Speaker 11: open source. So experts could go in and look at
Speaker 11: the facial facial recognition algorithms or the election machine algorithms
Speaker 11: or anything that's critical like that and say, yes, we
Speaker 11: understand exactly how this works, and we agree that it
Speaker 11: works the way they say that it works, and we believe,
Speaker 11: you know, as a result of that, that you can
Speaker 11: trust the results of this thing. But when you can't
Speaker 11: see it, and worse yet, like in this case, no,
Speaker 11: we can't give it to you, and we're not going
Speaker 11: to give it to you because it's couched under the
Speaker 11: law enforcement tactics would be reviewed or whatever. That is
Speaker 11: extremely disturbing to me, Like something out of a Twilight Zone.
Speaker 1: Most Kopka is the trial six forty seven perfect, Thank
Speaker 1: you brother and Neel could get that one in there.
Speaker 1: Don't go away one more. You're gonna get your check.
Speaker 1: I'm reminded of the jerk one dollar nine cents Apple's
Speaker 1: paying out for series violations. First word for odo eggs
Speaker 1: to get rid of this day. This reminded me of
Speaker 1: the scene of the Jerk. He lost his optograb class
Speaker 1: action lawsuit. Navan Johnson was writing out individual checks to
Speaker 1: pay out the plainness one dollar nine cents for each
Speaker 1: person who won the suit got a slice of the action.
Speaker 1: Is that what this is? Apple paying ninety five million
Speaker 1: dollars in serious spying settlement.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you heard me laugh when you
Speaker 11: said that. Going out of the last segment, your your
Speaker 11: analogy for the jerk, there's just absolutely great Navin and
Speaker 11: the glasses.
Speaker 1: One dollar nine cents.
Speaker 11: And also, yeah, the trial reference was beautiful too. People,
Speaker 11: everyone listening to you should go read nineteen eighty four Animal.
Speaker 1: Farm and the Trial. The trial is great.
Speaker 11: I should read that book anyhow. Yeah, that's more or
Speaker 11: less what this is. So it's interesting and I know
Speaker 11: You've heard me say this many times over the years.
Speaker 11: Generally speaking, Apple tends to be more privacy and security
Speaker 11: friendly than many of their competitors because their business model
Speaker 11: is different. Their business model is not you and your
Speaker 11: data like Meta and Google and others. It's selling you
Speaker 11: hardware and software. Now, I want to be clear, I'm
Speaker 11: not saying they don't collect your data. Of course they do,
Speaker 11: but that's not their fundamental source of revenue, right, And
Speaker 11: so in general they tend to be more privacy and
Speaker 11: security friendly.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 11: I found this a little disturbing and further reinforcing the
Speaker 11: thing that people have asked me about and we've talked about,
Speaker 11: because we well, are these things actually listening to you?
Speaker 11: And my answer is, well, if you can talk to it, yes,
Speaker 11: it must be able to you. In other words, how
Speaker 11: could it possibly do something when you ask it to?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 11: And the issue has always been, you know, does it
Speaker 11: listen in a more liberal way than when you just
Speaker 11: say the talk the wake word, the talk phrase, whatever
Speaker 11: they call it on that particular platform. What is it
Speaker 11: doing with data that it might have collected when it
Speaker 11: wasn't explicitly commanded by you to do something?
Speaker 1: You know, all of these things. And we've talked about
Speaker 1: this before.
Speaker 11: There's but all kinds of studies that show that these
Speaker 11: things generally take a very liberal view to the wake
Speaker 11: phrase because and this is one of the points I
Speaker 11: try to make about IoT all the time. If they
Speaker 11: make them too difficult to use well work the pre
Speaker 11: the process very rigorous in order for it to do something,
Speaker 11: people will get frustrated and they.
Speaker 1: Won't use it. Yeah, someone with a speech impediment can't
Speaker 1: say alexa clearly enough. If it's very specific on waking
Speaker 1: it up, it won't work with someone with a piece
Speaker 1: of speech impediment. So this probably has a whole big
Speaker 1: range of words that'll make it operate. But the whole
Speaker 1: point that I see is it's got to listen to
Speaker 1: you all of the time in order to hear the
Speaker 1: operation word, which prompts it to do something correct correct.
Speaker 11: So then again the question is what is it doing
Speaker 11: with anything that is it capturing what you're saying?
Speaker 1: Right when you have political comments, your your curse, whatever
Speaker 1: you're doing at home, you know, and your intimate moments
Speaker 1: and all that kind of stuff. Clearly the problem is evident.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and there's a lot of research out there about that.
Speaker 11: A study was done years ago where they took a
Speaker 11: bunch of so called smart devices, put them in a room,
Speaker 11: turned on a TV, and just saw how often they activated.
Speaker 11: I encourage people to go find that. I'll post it
Speaker 11: in the notes. It I think would be alarming to
Speaker 11: most people. But the point here is, you know, Apple,
Speaker 11: while they have claimed no wrongdoing, there was a class
Speaker 11: action lawsuit Lopez versus Apple. Apple chose to settle it
Speaker 11: for ninety five million, which is probably like point zero
Speaker 11: ninety five cents to you and me, because they're probably
Speaker 11: making that much every minute. And you could if you've
Speaker 11: had an Apple phone between basically September of twenty fourteen
Speaker 11: and December of twenty twenty four and you believe that
Speaker 11: your phone has ever incorrectly activated, then you are you
Speaker 11: can file a claim. You can earn a potentially as
Speaker 11: much as twenty dollars up to five devices. So to Apple,
Speaker 11: your privacy is worth twenty dollars or less, because depending
Speaker 11: on the number of claims, you might get less than
Speaker 11: twenty dollars.
Speaker 1: You get one dollar or nine cents. Yes, yeah, it.
Speaker 11: Would be really good if someone in the listening audience
Speaker 11: could work up like an AI video of Tim Cook
Speaker 11: with the Navan Johnson glasses and writing writing checks for
Speaker 11: twenty dollars, you know, for the basically thesic might see
Speaker 11: what I could do today in my spare time, Brian
Speaker 11: with some a I can do it.
Speaker 5: I know you can do it.
Speaker 1: If you do, please share it with us, because we
Speaker 1: can put it up on this give up heresy dot
Speaker 1: com web page. I'll probably get a cease and assist. Yeah,
Speaker 1: we're out of time. But where do listeners go that
Speaker 1: have a sery and believe that their the rights or
Speaker 1: privacy has been violated? Along these lines?
Speaker 11: There is a settlement website, Lopez Voice Assistant Settlement.
Speaker 1: The deadline is July twentieth. You know that if you
Speaker 1: go to that website you can see the particulars of
Speaker 1: what you need.
Speaker 11: To do to submit your claim. The bigger point to me, though,
Speaker 11: is it's not a knock on Apple per se. It's
Speaker 11: not a knock on these voice driven things. You know,
Speaker 11: I don't use any of this. I have an Apple phone,
Speaker 11: I don't use Siri. The bigger point to me is,
Speaker 11: even though they claim no wrongdoing, why would they settle
Speaker 11: this lawsuit if this?
Speaker 1: If it weren't doing what they claim well, because I
Speaker 1: get jurys tend to run away and award massive verdicts,
Speaker 1: and lawyers are very, very expensive and they make heap
Speaker 1: loads of money. As you pointed out, ninety five million
Speaker 1: dollars isn't even going to be noticed by Apple, Hence
Speaker 1: the reason to get themselves out of a maybe bigger
Speaker 1: jam Tech Friday, Dave Hatter interest it dot Com. God
Speaker 1: bless you, Dave for all you do, and I'll look
Speaker 1: forward to talking with you again next Friday, my friend.
Speaker 1: If you have a great meeten and happy Father's.
Speaker 11: Day, always my pleasure, Brian, Happy Father's Day to you
Speaker 11: and all your listeners. And yeah, well maybe we'll tackle
Speaker 11: this time thing I make said, it's pretty scary.
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Speaker 1: local politics with Adam Kaylor. Good to see my friend.
Speaker 1: Good to see you again. Brian. Crime is down, Brian, Yeah,
Speaker 1: oh yeah, I know it's down.
Speaker 10: Accepted over the Ryan where it's up. Yeah, apparently it's
Speaker 10: It's absolutely wild. We just had someone just gets shot
Speaker 10: point blank. And was that the new shake shack up
Speaker 10: there in Clifton sadly, I mean it's I was just
Speaker 10: up there. I was at the Kroger like thirty minutes
Speaker 10: before that happened.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're kidding me.
Speaker 10: And this guy was Apparently it was a road rage
Speaker 10: incident and a guy comes in. Guys sitting there eating
Speaker 10: with his family or something.
Speaker 1: This is what I heard.
Speaker 10: I don't know those complealy details, but apparently guy comes in,
Speaker 10: just shoots a guy and jumps back in his car.
Speaker 1: They got him. The cops got him right after that.
Speaker 10: But situations like that and then what two people did yesterday,
Speaker 10: three people shot, I mean, it's it's crazy, like the
Speaker 10: amount what's happened with crime, especially downtown and you know
Speaker 10: when they say crime is down, always say for who.
Speaker 1: That's a great point, you know, for.
Speaker 10: Who, maybe it's down, and in Hyde Park, maybe it's
Speaker 10: down in some of these, you know, nicer neighborhoods, but
Speaker 10: you know places that have always struggled with crime and
Speaker 10: places that we're trying to rehab, that we're trying to
Speaker 10: bring back. You know, there's a lot of work that
Speaker 10: was putting over the right, a lot of people tested money.
Speaker 1: Well, see, that's why no one wants to talk about
Speaker 1: crime being up in there, and that's why they try to.
Speaker 1: When you know, Sarah Heninger or Herringer comes out and
Speaker 1: talks about how her husband got stabbed to death in
Speaker 1: their home in Over the Rhine by the former Over
Speaker 1: the Rhine business owner, five minutes from my house, they
Speaker 1: keep down playing the whole idea that crime is a
Speaker 1: problem in the city since then because the optics are bad.
Speaker 1: No one wants to live in an area with high
Speaker 1: crime and all of the work that they did and
Speaker 1: Over the Rhine, I'm glad you pointed out it's the
Speaker 1: point I made the other day. It's like, who'd want
Speaker 1: to live there? All the urban hipsters are going to
Speaker 1: flee because they're afraid to walk down the street in
Speaker 1: their own neighborhood.
Speaker 10: That's right, And yeah, that happened just right down the
Speaker 10: street from my house. And this is where it's all
Speaker 10: kind of located, is that northern portion of Over the Rhine,
Speaker 10: kind of in between downtown and Mount Auburn and in
Speaker 10: the west end. Unfortunately, a lot of people that purchase
Speaker 10: homes over there, you know, they're starting to question their decisions.
Speaker 10: There's a lot of Corey Bowman's over there, and of
Speaker 10: course there with his business. I mean he actually owns
Speaker 10: and runs a business in the city, and then he
Speaker 10: has the church as well. And I always ask people,
Speaker 10: I say, well, well you're you know, your vote left
Speaker 10: or whatever, you're voting for a guy who has no
Speaker 10: stake in the city, right, I mean, after what does
Speaker 10: he own? Is there anything that is there a business
Speaker 10: that he's you know, blood sweat and tears poured into.
Speaker 10: I mean, Corey actually has a business, two businesses. He
Speaker 10: has a congregation down there and over the Rhine, and
Speaker 10: he's trying to help people. I mean, someone who's actually
Speaker 10: invested his family is invested in that community. And now
Speaker 10: he's moving down growing to downtown. He just texted me
Speaker 10: the other yesterday and he's moving. He's in the middle
Speaker 10: of moving, but he's going to be closer to downtown
Speaker 10: now and closer to his business. So not only is
Speaker 10: he personally invested in these businesses, but now he's moving
Speaker 10: his family there, and unfortunately he's moving into a region
Speaker 10: that's kind of surrounded by crime. So you know, pray
Speaker 10: for everybody that lives in that area because it just
Speaker 10: seems like, you know, the current leadership is completely.
Speaker 1: Dismissive of what's happening.
Speaker 10: And you know, it took days for the mayor to
Speaker 10: say anything about this situation with this man who's just
Speaker 10: stabbed in a buddy of mine. He has cameras set
Speaker 10: up all over downtown. He's sending me clips of this
Speaker 10: guy just walking through downtown. Apparently he goes in a
Speaker 10: dumpster and finds a white blouse in the dumpster and
Speaker 10: just puts on a block. It was just like completely
Speaker 10: crazy and just walking around looking for places to just
Speaker 10: break into. I mean, this is all alleged. You know,
Speaker 10: we don't know if it's him. It was just a
Speaker 10: video that he patched together of a guy just walking
Speaker 10: around happened to be around the same time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well it was one that showed I think the
Speaker 1: actual have to call him a ledged murderer. But this,
Speaker 1: this guy named black who they picked up for the murder,
Speaker 1: walking with a knife in his hand down the street,
Speaker 1: a cake knife. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's telling me about it the day it happened,
Speaker 10: actually early that morning. You said, like a video this
Speaker 10: and that, and it's just wild and it's sad.
Speaker 12: You.
Speaker 10: I almost wonder if that video didn't exist, if there
Speaker 10: wasn't anything out there, what would happen. I mean, you
Speaker 10: got our prosecutor right now, who's promoting this no Kings
Speaker 10: thing that's sponsored by Marxists and who knows who pays
Speaker 10: them Chinese Communist Party, Chinese Communist Party probably. And you know,
Speaker 10: why are you supporting criminals who have come into this
Speaker 10: country illegally? Their first act was to come into this
Speaker 10: country illegally and an adult. Donald Trump is doing something
Speaker 10: about it. He's saying, let's deport these people who are
Speaker 10: not supposed to be here.
Speaker 8: You are a.
Speaker 1: Prosecutor, it's called enforcing the law, and that is your job.
Speaker 10: How can you be a prosecutor and you know you
Speaker 10: as a prosecutor get criticized for the things that you do.
Speaker 10: So here you are now criticizing someone else who's doing
Speaker 10: their job as the president of the United States. It's
Speaker 10: crazy to me, the hypocrisy. And then you wonder why
Speaker 10: they have a seventy percent disapproval rating in their party
Speaker 10: right now. I mean, it's the insanity that's in that party.
Speaker 10: Who's left that's a Democrat, Like, honestly, who is left?
Speaker 1: Well, the ones that actually raise their voice in opposition
Speaker 1: to the lunacy within the party, like Fetterman for example,
Speaker 1: And you think that guy was backcrap insane And honestly,
Speaker 1: I don't know if he is sane or not, but
Speaker 1: at least he is saying things that make sense to
Speaker 1: the average human being, Like he resists some of their
Speaker 1: positions and their policies, and like, Okay, there's one guy
Speaker 1: that's within the Democrat Party that's standing up against the
Speaker 1: far looney left part of the party which clearly has
Speaker 1: taken over, and he gets criticized from his own folks
Speaker 1: for that. You know, it's like, oh my god, you
Speaker 1: dare not speak about, you know, this particular issue or
Speaker 1: that particular issue. You're bucking the system. But he's not.
Speaker 1: I think actually he represents the voice of the sane
Speaker 1: Democrats in the world to the extend any remain right. Well,
Speaker 1: I mean Connie Pillage clearly has been brainwashed by the
Speaker 1: far left, lunatic friend of the Democrat Party.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Secretary of Homeland Security.
Speaker 10: No, she was speaking California, what yesterday or two days ago,
Speaker 10: and this Democrat congressman comes storming in throws this you know,
Speaker 10: just has this big old it's all theater, Brian, is.
Speaker 1: What it is? Well, you see, yes, it is designed
Speaker 1: to get clicks design. I mentioned that in connection with
Speaker 1: all of our elected officials now dropping F bombs. It's
Speaker 1: like and then you read a headline, you know, Nancy
Speaker 1: Pelosi as he says the F word or something in
Speaker 1: like she did, and you click on it. It's it's
Speaker 1: to get attention. We're trying to get And the same
Speaker 1: thing with the protesters. My regular theme for the past
Speaker 1: and these protests broke out is to point out that
Speaker 1: the greater Los Angeles community is almost thirteen million people,
Speaker 1: and there were several thousand individuals which we who are
Speaker 1: participating in the so called protest against ice, not all
Speaker 1: of them were throwing rocks and bricks, I will admit,
Speaker 1: But if thirteen million people are in the general neighborhood
Speaker 1: and three thousand people show up, that is a tiny
Speaker 1: sliver of the broader population in the area. So they
Speaker 1: are loud, they scream, they break things, they draw attention
Speaker 1: to themselves, and we all think the world's coming to
Speaker 1: an end, that revolution is afoot. But no, it's just
Speaker 1: because it's so crazy and people click on that kind
Speaker 1: of stuff and people's eyes are drawn to it, and
Speaker 1: maybe you know, the we're being drawn, our attention is
Speaker 1: being drawn to that to avoid our attention being drawn
Speaker 1: to other areas that are going on. Oh yeah, distract us. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a war going on right now in Iran, yeah,
Speaker 1: by Israel Baum the nuclear facilities. Another war. You know,
Speaker 1: it's just it's crazy what's happening.
Speaker 10: And then I mean, obviously in you know, there's nine
Speaker 10: hundred thousand illegals apparently in California, actually in Los Angeles,
Speaker 10: just in Los Angeles. And you know that electoral votes
Speaker 10: are tied to the number of people in your state,
Speaker 10: not just in Congress and everything else. It's all tied
Speaker 10: to the number of people and they count illegals in
Speaker 10: that number. So one of the reasons Democrats are so
Speaker 10: against deporting these illegals is because it's actually going to
Speaker 10: hurt them, yes, politically.
Speaker 1: It's not that they're compassionate and that they care about people.
Speaker 1: It's that the numbers aren't going to work out for them.
Speaker 10: The math doesn't math, and it's going to hurt them
Speaker 10: so politically, and I think that's one of the main
Speaker 10: reasons they're out here doing this kind of stuff. But
Speaker 10: it boggles the mind that this kind of stuff can
Speaker 10: happen and that people actually support this. I mean, you've
Speaker 10: got a congressman running in on the Secretary of Homeland
Speaker 10: Security and then claiming to be the victim.
Speaker 1: Alex Paedilla, California Senator.
Speaker 10: Senator, Senator, you're a senator and you're acting that way
Speaker 10: like a child, like a petulant child. This is who's
Speaker 10: left in the party. And it's sad what's become of
Speaker 10: the party because you know, I was a former Democrat.
Speaker 10: I mean, I grew up poor. You know, I thought
Speaker 10: this is who I'm supposed to vote for. These are
Speaker 10: the kind people, these are the compassionate people. But the
Speaker 10: more you learn, and this is I think why a
Speaker 10: lot of people in Cincinnati still vote Democrat. They don't
Speaker 10: have time to actually dig in to what's happening. They
Speaker 10: can't wrap their head around. Uh, the party that they
Speaker 10: grew up thinking was the Party of compassion is actually
Speaker 10: a bunch of conniving weasels.
Speaker 1: That's what's That's what's going on right now.
Speaker 10: And they're spending twenty million dollars trying to figure out
Speaker 10: why aren't young men voting for us? I know, And
Speaker 10: they're dropping F bombs now, Like to your point, every
Speaker 10: single other word, what is going on? Like that's not cool,
Speaker 10: Like people are dropping F bombs. Isn't going to bring
Speaker 10: young men back to you? You know what is going
Speaker 10: to bring young man back to you? Quit telling them
Speaker 10: that they're they're they're bad for being masculine, right, you know.
Speaker 10: Quit quit calling them say they're man explaining you all
Speaker 10: the time. Quit telling them that they're too aggressive.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 1: You know that's why you.
Speaker 10: Got men sitting in the house right now playing video
Speaker 10: games instead of out on the dating scene, having kids
Speaker 10: getting married. You got women out they clubs apparently right
Speaker 10: now by themselves. Oh, guys are just hiding out in
Speaker 10: the house because they're afraid of the hold me too situation.
Speaker 1: Let's pausoring Adam Keler back, honor ROLLI is having a
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Speaker 1: to you. Ken Williamson on the flag retirement ceremony, He's
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Speaker 1: Truth Summit. Speaking of which, what is this all about,
Speaker 1: Adam Kaylor.
Speaker 10: So, we are building some technology now. We have a
Speaker 10: company called Content Credits and we're testing it out. We
Speaker 10: need to find a partner to test this out with,
Speaker 10: hopefully a big, big publishing company. So we go to
Speaker 10: this sub summit subscription summit in Dallas.
Speaker 1: Last week.
Speaker 10: I met with fourteen different publishers New York Times, Washington Post,
Speaker 10: and blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Went down a list.
Speaker 10: Uh, one of the ones that was really interested in
Speaker 10: working with us, and we're going to go meet with
Speaker 10: them this upcoming week.
Speaker 1: Is the Epic Times. Some people say Epoch Times. I
Speaker 1: say Epoch only too specifically because of the spelling. Yeah,
Speaker 1: if you say Epic Times, and I know that's the
Speaker 1: appropriate pronunciation. If you're English. It's like tomato tomato. Both
Speaker 1: are appropriate. But we supposed to hear Europeans say epak yeah, pc.
Speaker 1: But if you want to spell it right, say epoch
Speaker 1: epoch And so I know how to send people to
Speaker 1: the website by pronouncing it that way. But anyway I
Speaker 1: use that site. I find it to be very very
Speaker 1: informative and well truthful as well, very truthful.
Speaker 10: Well, we're meeting with We met with the CEO and
Speaker 10: went to dinner with her, went to lunch with her,
Speaker 10: you know.
Speaker 15: Three days.
Speaker 10: We pretty much spent with her and we got to
Speaker 10: know her pretty well. And she was in a Communist
Speaker 10: labor camp under MAO when she was younger. Her both
Speaker 10: her parents were engineers. Well, I guess MAO decided they
Speaker 10: didn't need engineers anymore, so stuck her whole family in
Speaker 10: a labor camp. Eventually made her way to the United States.
Speaker 10: One of her employees, we were talking to him during
Speaker 10: the summit and he made some I guess comments on
Speaker 10: a chat group at one point, so they stuck him
Speaker 10: in a detention camp for thirty days. Beat him, he said,
Speaker 10: on every part of his body for the first three
Speaker 10: days he was there. While showing him copies of what
Speaker 10: he said on this chat group. So the first chance
Speaker 10: he got to come to America, he seek asylum and
Speaker 10: now he's an American productive citizen.
Speaker 1: Chief Technical Officer was he yeah, I think he's he's yeah,
Speaker 1: something like that.
Speaker 2: So he yeah.
Speaker 10: So we had a really good conversation with him, and
Speaker 10: I asked her, I said, so, you guys are a
Speaker 10: conservative paper. She said, we're not. We don't consider ourselves
Speaker 10: a conservative paper. We seek the truth, that's all she said.
Speaker 10: She said, we seek the truth. And then that kicked
Speaker 10: off something in my head. And while we're sitting there
Speaker 10: at dinner with her, I said, would you would you
Speaker 10: be interested in coming to Cincinnati? I said, you know
Speaker 10: what a lot of prominent politicians right now from the Cincinnati.
Speaker 10: You got vivek, you got J. D. Thomas Massey, you
Speaker 10: know Bayner, former Speaker of the House, was from here.
Speaker 10: Mitch McConnell's not you know, Mitch Ronald ran Paul ron Paul.
Speaker 10: I said, you know what, we could probably get Warren Davidson.
Speaker 10: We can probably get a lot of really good people
Speaker 10: to come to this summit. So I reached out to
Speaker 10: my friend Gabe at turning point.
Speaker 1: He came in. You know, you spoke a little bit
Speaker 1: about it.
Speaker 10: The folks from AFP American Prosperity awesome, Adam Bowling, and
Speaker 10: I mentioned Wrightbart to you there on my PROGRAMM.
Speaker 1: At right, Bart would be amazing. We also need an
Speaker 1: mc bryan. But but we've got uh.
Speaker 10: I think we've got something really good going on, and
Speaker 10: maybe Jim Jordan, Jim Jordan potentially.
Speaker 1: It's it's I don't want to overlook any of them,
Speaker 1: you know, I was thinking when Davidson, yeah, he'd be
Speaker 1: more at the top of the list if I had
Speaker 1: to start writing there, not to overlook at Warren Davidson.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean we're you're right, You've identified a
Speaker 1: whole bunch of solid folks, if I might point out. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so I start rattling these people so kind of you said,
Speaker 1: I knew that was an error. Yeah, yeah, well yeah,
Speaker 1: but he's from you know, prominent, you know person, big
Speaker 1: name guy.
Speaker 10: But you know, I said, hey, look at all these people.
Speaker 10: I'm just rattling all these people off. And she's like, wow,
Speaker 10: that's you know, that's impressive. So I talked to her,
Speaker 10: talked to some folks at the the CEO of The
Speaker 10: Washington Examiner. A couple of days ago, I spoke to
Speaker 10: him on the phone. Uh, this woman works with him
Speaker 10: who's from Louisville, and she recognizes the fact that there's
Speaker 10: a lot of people from here. And Scott Jennings is
Speaker 10: from Louisville, the guy on CNN who's just like ripping
Speaker 10: them constantly. So you've got a lot of really big
Speaker 10: name people here. I think we get a conference together.
Speaker 10: But you know, being in Cincinnati makes sense. You know,
Speaker 10: it's a blue city, blue county obviously that I've run
Speaker 10: in in bringing these folks here to tell the truth, right,
Speaker 10: this is what I want and connecting some of the
Speaker 10: journalists or some of the prominent journalism groups. VAZ Media
Speaker 10: huge in Central and South America. Now they've come up here.
Speaker 10: I think they started in America in the United States
Speaker 10: in twenty two and now they've grown to be one
Speaker 10: of the biggest Spanish speaking channels out there. So possibly
Speaker 10: bringing them in as well. But we're thinking about maybe
Speaker 10: late September early October. You know, kids are back in school,
Speaker 10: people have kind of settled back in after the summer,
Speaker 10: and maybe doing it up at the Sharonville convention center
Speaker 10: because it's more up in that air, and plus you're
Speaker 10: not gonna have a you know, downtown would be probably
Speaker 10: a protesting.
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Speaker 1: Seventh thirty one, fifty five KRC Detok Station, Brian Thomas
Speaker 1: Adam Kayler in studio talking about this American truth. Somebody's
Speaker 1: putting together some prominent media figures, news news outlets like
Speaker 1: Epic Times, and maybe a bunch of others, and maybe
Speaker 1: some prominent right proper thinking politicians will show up too.
Speaker 1: As you were just rattled off a great, great list
Speaker 1: of folks that seem to have some clarity when it
Speaker 1: comes to the more complicated issues of politics that are
Speaker 1: going on in this world.
Speaker 10: Adam, Yeah, and you know, I want it to be
Speaker 10: about a lot of things. I don't want it to
Speaker 10: just be a big conference of complaining, right I you know,
Speaker 10: I want it to be faith, family and truth. I
Speaker 10: think would be a really good topic. I've got some
Speaker 10: people that I think could could speak to that, veterans.
Speaker 10: It'd be great to have a guy like Orlando Sonza obviously,
Speaker 10: Fernando Cruz, who's helping me put it together, big donor
Speaker 10: to the party. Uh, he's been great, helped out vivek
Speaker 10: a lot with a you know, having people do his
Speaker 10: house for a fundraiser. Fernando's awesome. Maybe some folks from
Speaker 10: the da V would be great. Uh you know, maybe uh,
Speaker 10: you know, some some police officers would be nice to
Speaker 10: have up there just talk about what's going on downtown,
Speaker 10: talk about what they see every day.
Speaker 1: I think that would be interesting. Education.
Speaker 10: Uh, the public schools, I mean, those things are a
Speaker 10: disaster and what have those become? Just like Marxist training camps. Uh,
Speaker 10: maybe we bring somebody in. I've got a friend royal
Speaker 10: Mont Academy. He's the president up there and it's a
Speaker 10: private school. Have him come in and talk about like
Speaker 10: why are why are more and more people sending their
Speaker 10: kids to schools like his? And what are they seeing
Speaker 10: college Hillsdale College exactly. So You've got a lot of
Speaker 10: good things out there that we could talk about when
Speaker 10: it comes education, media, misinformation, censorship. At the Times, they
Speaker 10: told me they were banned from advertising on Facebook, on Google,
Speaker 10: they were demonetized on YouTube. So One of the reasons
Speaker 10: we're going out there is because I own a digital
Speaker 10: ad agencies. We're gonna kind of help them with with
Speaker 10: some of that as well. And then policy, you know,
Speaker 10: what are what's going on the Washington Examiner, the CEO
Speaker 10: told me yesterday. The thing that really sets them apart
Speaker 10: is they dig into the policy. So they'll look at
Speaker 10: the big beautiful bill, for example, and they'll break it
Speaker 10: down for individual groups. They'll say, hey, are you a
Speaker 10: real estate investor, Here are some things that are going
Speaker 10: to make it easier for you to do this. Are
Speaker 10: you worried about regulation? Right, here are some of the
Speaker 10: things that are getting deregulated. Here, you know, whatever it
Speaker 10: is in that bill, they'll break it down for people.
Speaker 10: So they're in deep in Washington, and they're trusted by
Speaker 10: a lot of policymakers, So GOP policymakers, they essentially look
Speaker 10: to them for information.
Speaker 1: So since they're not reading their own da I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: let's be honest.
Speaker 10: Their aids are built reading those so but but yeah,
Speaker 10: I mean, I think the second largest conservative news organization
Speaker 10: next to Fox The Washington Examiner, Yeah, yeah, and Epic
Speaker 10: Times is the fourth largest newspaper in the country, and
Speaker 10: they're number one when it comes to actual like paper readership,
Speaker 10: which is interesting. Yeah, yeah, tons, I mean they've got
Speaker 10: I think thirty million, thirty million daily readers of their stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that is a tenth of the United States practice.
Speaker 1: That's solid. A lot of that is big, bigger than
Speaker 1: I ever imagine at them it really. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, So you get some national attention here, and you
Speaker 10: bring in these big media organizations like the Washington Examiner,
Speaker 10: like Epic Times, like VOZ Media, and you bring those
Speaker 10: folks here, and obviously being the size that they are,
Speaker 10: that's going to bring national attention to what's going on
Speaker 10: here in Cincinnati. Sure, and you know politicians, they're elections
Speaker 10: always around the corner, so you know, hopefully we can
Speaker 10: get a lot of them to show up. And just
Speaker 10: my connections with the GOP and stuff, I don't think
Speaker 10: it's going to be very hard to get those folks here.
Speaker 10: But I mean there's people out there that I think,
Speaker 10: what's want to sponsor something like this. We've already got
Speaker 10: a couple of folks lined up, so if anybody's interest,
Speaker 10: so you could always find me.
Speaker 1: I'm Adam from price Hill on Twitter.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, putting together the well, the syllabus that's going to
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm excited about it. So, I mean, I think
Speaker 10: it's just something that needs to happen. I think this
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Speaker 10: I think a lot of a lot of people that
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Speaker 10: You got guys like Warren Davidson and Thomas Massey who
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Speaker 1: A lot more than most doing it a lot more.
Speaker 10: And you know how hard it is when you're trying
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Speaker 10: I mean, there's always going to be some pork in
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Speaker 1: Yeah. Well my perspective, if you can't pass an audit
Speaker 1: Department of Defense, and you shouldn't get any money or
Speaker 1: any more money. And that's just some I mean, I
Speaker 1: found out hexit pointed out they were funding through the
Speaker 1: Department of Defense to study to shove marbles up cat's
Speaker 1: rear ends for the purpose of studying erectile dysfunction and
Speaker 1: constipation or something like that. I mean, and that was
Speaker 1: it was documented. This isn't something he made up. He
Speaker 1: was testifying in front of the subcommittee the other day.
Speaker 1: It's like, wait, how does that happen? That's right? How
Speaker 1: is it that I am laboring, I am working, and
Speaker 1: you are working, and we were paying federal taxes and
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Speaker 1: of study just randomly, you know, break up some crazy study. Brian, Well,
Speaker 1: let me see, how about shoving marbles up cats? But
Speaker 1: if you'd think I was out of my mind or
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Speaker 1: million plus dollars going to that insane. It is absolutely insane. Adam,
Speaker 1: I love the idea in the concept always enjoy talking
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Speaker 1: Seven forty three coles forty four to fifty five KR
Speaker 1: City talk station Flag retirement ceremony, Proper respect to the flag,
Speaker 1: proper displaying of the flag, what those stars and stripes
Speaker 1: on the flag mean, and how you appropriately retire a flag.
Speaker 1: All that and so much more come tomorrow. Vietnam Veterans
Speaker 1: of America Chapter six forty nine represented by today veteran
Speaker 1: Ken Williamson. It's pleasure to have you back on.
Speaker 5: Ken.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Morning Show, and thanks for your service
Speaker 1: to our country.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Brian, thanks for having me. I can't believe
Speaker 13: it's been fifteen years we've been doing this.
Speaker 1: If I've been doing it ever since you started, absolutely,
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I've been saying. I know I've been
Speaker 1: doing it for like ten years. I couldn't remember specifically,
Speaker 1: and I got the materials. I was like, this is
Speaker 1: the fifteenth, and I was just wondering. Was I there
Speaker 1: at the first one? I guess I was. It's always
Speaker 1: a real honor to be invited. Just saying a few words,
Speaker 1: and I have an appreciation, you know, for the boy Scouts.
Speaker 1: It showed up, I show up, but also what you do.
Speaker 1: And a salute and thanks to Steve Tam veteran Steve Tam,
Speaker 1: founder of the VVA six forty nine flag Retirement Ceremony.
Speaker 1: I know Steve has not been in the best of health,
Speaker 1: but man, I hope he's there. But he had such
Speaker 1: a profound passion for the American flag, and ken I
Speaker 1: love telling the story about how Steve tam when he
Speaker 1: would see a tattered flag being flown, like at a
Speaker 1: business or a home, he go up and knock on
Speaker 1: the door and tell him about it and say, you
Speaker 1: got to take that thing down.
Speaker 13: Yes he would, And he was just a tremendous supporter
Speaker 13: of this program, having started it back when we did.
Speaker 13: And the stories of him going around and collecting flags
Speaker 13: are known across the county.
Speaker 1: I'm sure they are. And he I mean he would.
Speaker 1: He would start out in a gentle fashion, but if
Speaker 1: he was met with any pushback, he could be very
Speaker 1: defensive about his position on the under respect for the flag.
Speaker 13: Oh absolutely, And sometimes he'd even offer to go out
Speaker 13: and buy a new flag. Yes he would to the
Speaker 13: people if they couldn't afford it.
Speaker 1: Well, speaking of that, we'll talk about what we're going
Speaker 1: to do there on tomorrow. But it is an opportunity
Speaker 1: for folks to get a flag, because you're going to
Speaker 1: have some flags to hand out. A three foot by
Speaker 1: five foot flag you got first, what the first ten
Speaker 1: people who bring a flag to be retired get one.
Speaker 13: Yes, that's correct, and we do a little ceremony at
Speaker 13: the end where we present them with a new flag.
Speaker 13: So we'll gather their flags when they arrive and give
Speaker 13: them a coupon. In that coupon they'll present at the
Speaker 13: end of the ceremony and receive.
Speaker 5: Their free flag.
Speaker 1: That's fantastic. And now, folks, if your flag is you know, faded,
Speaker 1: if it's tattered and falling apart, the right proper and
Speaker 1: respectful thing to do is no longer display it. So
Speaker 1: bring that flag to the ceremony tomorrow. We're going to
Speaker 1: be the Union Township Civic Center Amphitheater, which is on
Speaker 1: I Colts Road. It's forty three fifty I could and
Speaker 1: if it rains, you've got an indoor area secured, ken.
Speaker 5: Yes, we do.
Speaker 13: If it rains, we'll be inside the Senior Center, which
Speaker 13: is which is part of that building complex. It's on
Speaker 13: the far left side. We'll have signs directing people so
Speaker 13: you won't get well. But we you know, following the
Speaker 13: Boy Scouts a motto always be prepared. We arrange for
Speaker 13: an indoor areas because it looks like we are going
Speaker 13: to get rained out.
Speaker 5: It does.
Speaker 1: Well, we're all kind of praying for me because of
Speaker 1: this ridiculous protests that are going on all around town.
Speaker 1: But since you have an indoor space, we can all
Speaker 1: pray for rain for that.
Speaker 13: But yeah, that's very true.
Speaker 1: So you're going to be there. The Boy Scouts are
Speaker 1: going to be They're the ones that walk through the
Speaker 1: appropriate that describing what each of the individual stripes represents,
Speaker 1: and what the color field represents, and the gradual dismantling
Speaker 1: of the flag, and then of course burning it.
Speaker 13: Yes, yes, exactly because we indoors, most likely we won't
Speaker 13: be burning the flag.
Speaker 1: Well, that's true that that's the.
Speaker 13: Traditional manner of retiring the flag with the Boy Scouts
Speaker 13: will explain what each stripe means on the flag. They
Speaker 13: will also do a flag folding demonstration and each fold
Speaker 13: has a meaning as well, and many people don't don't
Speaker 13: know that. And you know, Steve tam is always talking about,
Speaker 13: you know, bring your children and bring your grandchildren to
Speaker 13: find out how to properly display the flag and fold
Speaker 13: it and respect it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I'm sure there's a lot of adults of
Speaker 1: a listening audience that don't know the proper and respectful
Speaker 1: ray to retire a flag. So show up. It's usually
Speaker 1: you know, lightly attended, which I mean, I don't know
Speaker 1: why more people don't show up. But if you want
Speaker 1: to feel a little patriotism and honor the flag, which
Speaker 1: is kind of a rare thing these days, it's a
Speaker 1: wonderful opportunity to do. It. Starts at one pm. Ceremony
Speaker 1: usually lasts a total of what like an hour would
Speaker 1: you say, ken, Yeah.
Speaker 13: It's about an hour long, and it moves very very quickly,
Speaker 13: and there's tons of information that the Boy Scouts will
Speaker 13: be presenting. And if you you know, if you can't
Speaker 13: make it, you just absolutely have to retire a flag.
Speaker 5: We have several locations where you can drop those off.
Speaker 1: That's right, and you keep those. Those are all year round, correct.
Speaker 13: Those are all year round. Union Township Civic Center of course,
Speaker 13: is one of them. Everything Bagels an Eastgate, all Union
Speaker 13: Township fire stations, and of course the Claremont County Veterans
Speaker 13: Service Office in Batavia.
Speaker 1: Of course, thee Belzos making sure you have a place
Speaker 1: to retire your flag over there.
Speaker 7: Yes, can.
Speaker 1: I'm looking forward to it as I always do, and
Speaker 1: strongly encourage my listeners. Joe Strekro put a link with
Speaker 1: the information about my blog page fifty five car seat
Speaker 1: dot com. So in case you're like, well, where was
Speaker 1: it and what time was it and what's going to
Speaker 1: be going on, you get that information there. So easy
Speaker 1: to go to fifty five kr seat dot com for
Speaker 1: that and you know, choose something to write to do.
Speaker 1: It's Flag Day, so let's remember the flag and learn
Speaker 1: something at the same time. Tomorrow again. Forty three fifty
Speaker 1: I Colts Road Union Township Civic Center, either the the
Speaker 1: theater if it's not ring, or inside the Senior Center.
Speaker 1: That's a beautiful facility you got out there, Ken.
Speaker 5: Yes, it really is.
Speaker 13: It continues a lot by the public, and that's a
Speaker 13: good thing.
Speaker 1: I'm glad to hear that. Yeah, I really am, because
Speaker 1: it is such a really nicely built facility. It's just
Speaker 1: a really great location too, so easy to get to.
Speaker 1: Ken Williamson, I will see you tomorrow at least by one,
Speaker 1: if not sooner. I know the one year it was
Speaker 1: I was a little bit late. Sorry. One out of fifteen.
Speaker 1: You know that was a pretty good batting average.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it's not bad.
Speaker 1: Take care of brother.
Speaker 13: Thanks We're really looking forward to seeing you and having
Speaker 13: a great time retiring.
Speaker 1: The flag indeed, and we will tomorrow one pm. Hope
Speaker 1: you see a lot of listeners there as well. Ken
Speaker 1: take care of yourself and thanks as always for your
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Speaker 1: hear German music, thank you mister german Man. Joe Strecker,
Speaker 1: executive producer. You know you got some kind of festival
Speaker 1: going down in the city of Cincinnati at German Festival,
Speaker 1: and it's one of the best ones. I know I'm
Speaker 1: exhibiting a little bit of bias, but I was previously
Speaker 1: the Schutzendmeister, which made me king for a day in studio,
Speaker 1: the King of these shuts. Infest Scott along with Paul
Speaker 1: representatives from the Culping Society is the German Club that
Speaker 1: puts on shitts Infest every year. It's got a wild
Speaker 1: history behind it, and it happens to be America's oldest
Speaker 1: German festival. They've been doing this since eighteen sixty six.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the studio, Paul and Scott. Great having you
Speaker 1: in here, guys im and congratulations Scott. I didn't know
Speaker 1: I was told that you are the king and you're
Speaker 1: gonna tell the story about how you become king of
Speaker 1: the shuts Infest because it evolves shooting, hence the Shutzuen
Speaker 1: Shooting Festival, and I've enjoyed it for so many years
Speaker 1: and have participated in the shooting competition, much by chagrin,
Speaker 1: never did win. But there's two sort of separate events.
Speaker 1: You have the group shooting event, but then you also
Speaker 1: have the opportunity to become the king, which involves this
Speaker 1: cool story behind it. So Scott, let's start with you
Speaker 1: and explain the origins of shoots Infest before we get
Speaker 1: the details about the German festival, which goes on over
Speaker 1: three today, right today through Sunday. That's right, okay, So
Speaker 1: there you have it, generally speaking, and we'll talk about
Speaker 1: what happens when it rains. No problem whatsoever at Colping Park.
Speaker 1: But tell us the story behind shoots Infestcott Well.
Speaker 7: Shoots in Fest is a festival built all the way
Speaker 7: around a shooting competition. That's where it started and it's
Speaker 7: spread over the course of three days. Now, even though
Speaker 7: the shooting competition Sunday and Sunday afternoon, members of the
Speaker 7: Culping Society take a shot at a wooden eagle with
Speaker 7: twenty two's. Whoever gets the last piece of the eagle
Speaker 7: down becomes king for the year, and.
Speaker 1: That carries a lot of responsibility among the Colping Society.
Speaker 7: Yes, you become a ambassador for Colping throughout the German
Speaker 7: community and the community at large for an entire year.
Speaker 7: You throw six parties, I believe it is yep.
Speaker 1: You personally, yeah, six six weddings.
Speaker 7: It is like a lot like weddings over and over again.
Speaker 9: And Scott, right now, you're tempting go for doing one
Speaker 9: hundred different events in your reign.
Speaker 7: As a hundred king. I think this appearance here is
Speaker 7: number ninety seven. So tonight it shoots and Fest ninety eight,
Speaker 7: tomorrow's ninety nine and Sunday will be one hundred.
Speaker 1: Oh, that's unbelievable. Man, that's great. I've always been told
Speaker 1: by the colping folks it's one of those you better
Speaker 1: understand because if you're a good shot, you know you
Speaker 1: might have a chance of hitting that last flake of wood,
Speaker 1: but you better be prepared to do a lot of
Speaker 1: work because it's not just the joy of being crowned
Speaker 1: king and being a good shot, it's just you've got
Speaker 1: a lot of responsibility on your hands.
Speaker 7: It's a lot of work, but it's a lot of
Speaker 7: rewarding work.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Well, you're hanging out with a bunch of German
Speaker 1: people's usually drinking beer, eating great food.
Speaker 7: Yeah, most of the time. I've put on a few
Speaker 7: pounds this year.
Speaker 1: It's easy to do. And thanks for bringing in the
Speaker 1: amazing soft pretzels and the strudle.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we we have everything at the coping Shots and Fast,
Speaker 9: but we're often known for our beer and we have
Speaker 9: a variety of different beers, long before craft beers were popular.
Speaker 9: We've got Varsteiner, Polana, Cernick, Ludwig Krombacher, got some other
Speaker 9: craft beers like Mad Tree. So on the adult beverage
Speaker 9: department we're covered. And then for pastries, we've got sabatis
Speaker 9: and we've allowed you to partake in a few hot,
Speaker 9: fresh pretzels that are in the in the room there.
Speaker 9: They just took them out of the oven when I
Speaker 9: picked them up this morning.
Speaker 1: And you don't know that I've been I've been really,
Speaker 1: really really trying to be restrictive on my carb intake.
Speaker 1: I walk around the corner and there's two six packs
Speaker 1: of ice cold beer, a huge a couple of box
Speaker 1: of these amazing pretzels and a big giant boxes survives.
Speaker 9: So we take care of our good people here. But
Speaker 9: again about you, Brian. For the weekend, we've got a
Speaker 9: massive beer hall. It never rains in the beer hall, so.
Speaker 1: It's comfortable, it's air conditioned. You got you got the
Speaker 1: beverages and the food in there. That's where you go
Speaker 1: in and get a lot of the food. Anyway, waiting
Speaker 1: before we move away from beverages. Obviously you got a
Speaker 1: lot of beers, which is great. You'd expect that with
Speaker 1: the German Festival. Do you have the shoots and snaps
Speaker 1: again this year?
Speaker 9: I believe we do. And we also have the wine
Speaker 9: that one of the local vineyards provides. Okay, good, so yeah,
Speaker 9: we we we have everything on the fan of the
Speaker 9: shoots and snops. Yeah, we got the shoots and stops
Speaker 9: and the shots and cart that you can. We'll be
Speaker 9: rolling it around the electric shops.
Speaker 1: Carts are the crazy party people from the Booman folks?
Speaker 9: Oh yes, yes, yes, yes, they will be there with
Speaker 9: the uh, the appropriate accouterments.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so you'll have theger sandwiches.
Speaker 1: Oh you know again, they just memories of my father
Speaker 1: and my grandfather sit in his basement stinking the entire
Speaker 1: room up. And it wasn't a huge room. I mentioned
Speaker 1: that to my listeners before. Just Rye bread, Limberger mayonnaise
Speaker 1: and red onion slices was how they would eat it. Man,
Speaker 1: you could smell that from a mile away. Never been
Speaker 1: a huge fan of Limber, but it's there for folks
Speaker 1: who wanted in terms of the uh, the Keg tappings today, right, that's.
Speaker 7: Right, we've got failure from Germany. Felicia Hoffna's she has
Speaker 7: seven hundred thousand YouTube followers on her channel, and so
Speaker 7: this Keg tapping is going to go global. It will,
Speaker 7: Oh that's cool. I'm sure it'll be live broadcast on
Speaker 7: the YouTube channel.
Speaker 1: Well, we're like sister cities with Munich, aren't we.
Speaker 7: There we are FLI is from.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that works out great. Yeah, as luck would
Speaker 1: have it, so putting us on the map at least
Speaker 1: in the Greater Munich area. And that what times of
Speaker 1: keg tapping.
Speaker 7: Keg tapping is right at seven pm tonight seven pm
Speaker 7: tonight at Colping Park yep. And for those of the
Speaker 7: more health conscious, we do have a one k beer run.
Speaker 7: It only has two beer stops in the run, so
Speaker 7: you know, you get that and then the King will
Speaker 7: hear it be there at the end of the of
Speaker 7: the one k run for your shot of schnaps of
Speaker 7: your choice. And then we also have a steinholding contest
Speaker 7: on Saturday from a holfper house and then of course
Speaker 7: we have the major shooting on Sunday, so lots of
Speaker 7: things to do.
Speaker 1: And the steineholding, you know, that's when you got a
Speaker 1: full stin of beer and you have to hold it
Speaker 1: straight out perpendicular to the ground until parallel.
Speaker 9: Parallel the ground, last man, last woman standing. And some
Speaker 9: people are like they practiced this. There are some crazy people. Look,
Speaker 9: they get barbells and they hold they spend all their
Speaker 9: days holding a barbell, like a ten pound barbell straight out.
Speaker 9: Take some stamina to do that. That's one word for it.
Speaker 9: We're actually the prelims to advance all the way to Munich.
Speaker 9: If you win Cincinnati, you go to Cleveland and New
Speaker 9: York the Munich.
Speaker 1: Oh this is a global competition is Oh that's wild.
Speaker 1: I didn't know that.
Speaker 15: Cool.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: Now you always have some all kinds of sort of
Speaker 1: events going on. You get the culping dancers or something
Speaker 1: like that. Yes, yes, I'm one of them. So we'll
Speaker 1: be dancing.
Speaker 9: We have the Ensign dancers, we have the donor shop
Speaker 9: and dancers, and they happened throughout the weekend as well,
Speaker 9: normally twice, like we dance Saturday and Sunday, both at
Speaker 9: six o'clock. So it's it's really great to see the
Speaker 9: old traditions that you know are from the old country.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well I've gotten to the dobbin Trobas books.
Speaker 1: They were here for Schwabinfest last week, right, and so
Speaker 1: we talked last week about how all the German clubs
Speaker 1: and they're a whole bunch of them. They give you
Speaker 1: guys all play nicely together. Well, absolutely, just the parade
Speaker 1: is going to happen as well.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, there's the parade today for Friday's parade, it's
Speaker 7: the cake tapping parade today at six forty five. That's
Speaker 7: a smaller one. On Sunday, two o'clock is the main
Speaker 7: parade to open the ceremonies for shooting at five o'clock.
Speaker 7: I will join the new King, whoever that may be,
Speaker 7: for his parade.
Speaker 1: Get your wallet out, buddy.
Speaker 9: But it's a great a great honor, it is it
Speaker 9: souys great. And then also we've got a lot of
Speaker 9: great food. We have Yeager Schnitzel dinners and chicken dinners
Speaker 9: made by our coping families.
Speaker 1: So you even sell the seasoning too, oh for the chicken,
Speaker 1: I could very well be I don't know that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I bought some of them at the festival one year.
Speaker 9: It's a great family event. Bring your kids, bring everybody
Speaker 9: you know, you'll have a great time. And again we've
Speaker 9: got plenty of indoor space under the tent, so you
Speaker 9: won't have any problems no matter what the weather is.
Speaker 1: Right, well, I'll tell you what. We'll take an early
Speaker 1: breaker and bring you guys back and we'll give the
Speaker 1: address again. Some of the more details about the time,
Speaker 1: the times of the various events, and a little more
Speaker 1: information about the food because I had my thoughts and
Speaker 1: mind on one particular dish that I love that you
Speaker 1: guys always have and I'm sure you got to go
Speaker 1: on this weekend. So more on the Culping Society. Awesome
Speaker 1: co Colding Society shitts and Fest taking place this weekend.
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Speaker 1: Shuts and Fest begins today. Show up any day either today,
Speaker 1: tomorrow or Sunday. Enjoy what we call umutlei Kite, which
Speaker 1: is just basically having a great time drinking beer, eating
Speaker 1: great food and institutio to talk about all that. Coping
Speaker 1: Society members Paul and Scott. The facility is located at
Speaker 1: one zero two three five ten two thirty five Mill Road.
Speaker 1: They've got plenty of parking and of course because it
Speaker 1: looks like it's going to rain, no worries there still
Speaker 1: show up and enjoy. They have lots of lots of
Speaker 1: space indoors and a huge tent that they have they've
Speaker 1: erected for the event. But we'll keep our fingers crossed
Speaker 1: that at least the rain doesn't land in that greater
Speaker 1: area so everyone can enjoy the commutic kite. You've got
Speaker 1: special Father's Day thing going on. You were talking off air,
Speaker 1: and I didn't realize fathers get in on Sunday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, fathers are free on Sunday, free admission. And it's
Speaker 7: a great place to take dad, to have a couple
Speaker 7: of liters of beer.
Speaker 1: Oh absolutely, and enjoy some great food, the schnitzel. You're
Speaker 1: gonna have the schnitzel this year.
Speaker 9: I was thinking about the Jaeger Schnitzel and the chicken
Speaker 9: dinners and great home cooked meals. You'll you won't go
Speaker 9: away hungry for sure. And also the event is Friday
Speaker 9: from six to eleven, Saturday three to eleven, and Sunday
Speaker 9: one to nine. And as we mentioned four the admission
Speaker 9: is five dollars per person, except that's get in for
Speaker 9: you on Sunday.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, I mentioned off air about people competing in
Speaker 1: the just the shooting contest, the not the contest to
Speaker 1: be king, you got to be a Colping Society member
Speaker 1: to do that. I get that all day long. But
Speaker 1: the teams are filled, but the teams are each comprised
Speaker 1: of members of different German clubs, as I understand they are.
Speaker 7: We've got an umbrella organization in Cincinnati, the GaCl German
Speaker 7: American Citizens League. I believe there's over thirty, maybe forty
Speaker 7: member clubs within that umbrella organization. Each of them are
Speaker 7: eligible to have a team or two in the club
Speaker 7: shooting competition.
Speaker 1: Okay, and as of this morning, there was only one
Speaker 1: one team space open. But that you said, that's probably yeah,
Speaker 1: that's probably sold out by now, that's great. This is
Speaker 1: what happens when you wait on Campa Disbey. Get in
Speaker 1: line early, right, you can be on to get a
Speaker 1: team together next year. I was fortunate enough to be
Speaker 1: invited by Jim and Anna Stuttenberg, who Jim wasn't Jim
Speaker 1: a prior king as well.
Speaker 9: No, but he ran the shot and fest and his
Speaker 9: wife for ten years.
Speaker 1: Absolutely just absolutely wonderful folks.
Speaker 9: We have a deadly gratitude of then, for all the
Speaker 9: work they've done last ten years to get us to
Speaker 9: where we are now.
Speaker 1: Indeed, so we mentioned the dancers.
Speaker 9: How about music, Yeah, we have music, German music and
Speaker 9: even some rock music. I believe on in the evenings.
Speaker 9: But we've got in the pavilion, we have music in
Speaker 9: the hall, we have music out in the field. We
Speaker 9: have music. So you can find any type of genre
Speaker 9: you'll be you'll be good for any of the German music.
Speaker 1: Hey, Joe Ramstein is coming. He said, it's about all right.
Speaker 1: Some people got that, you know, it's it just depends
Speaker 1: on your taste, right. Oh man, So craft work also
Speaker 1: the craft works getting back together to uh to show
Speaker 1: up at the shoots infest this week as well Altobahn.
Speaker 1: Some people got that one in that one too. Uh
Speaker 1: So what else do we need to know?
Speaker 7: Talk about the Grand Raffle?
Speaker 1: Oh, the Grand Raffle? How did I overlook that?
Speaker 7: Go ahead? We have four tickets to give away for
Speaker 7: the Bayron mentioned game on Sunday. That'll be drawn Saturday.
Speaker 1: The rest that's the soccer game, the club World Cup,
Speaker 1: the World Cup soccer game. See, I'm not a fan
Speaker 1: of soccer. I don't follow it, you know. And and
Speaker 1: I had forgotten about that because we had talked about
Speaker 1: here in the morning show. I don't know a month
Speaker 1: or so ago that it was coming. That's a big deal.
Speaker 7: It is Cincinnati. The host that that is amazing. Yeah,
Speaker 7: a lot of good work done by a lot of people,
Speaker 7: I'm sure. Yeah, and problems. I guess FC Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure they were heavily involved with that,
Speaker 1: and absolutely, you know a little skeptical and jaded and
Speaker 1: cynical about it because tax dollars were at work when
Speaker 1: they built that place, but not nearly the amount that
Speaker 1: went into the pall or the pay Course stadium. But
Speaker 1: that's I don't want to go down the political road
Speaker 1: while we're talking about heaving fun.
Speaker 7: And soccer is not your thing. There's other prizes in
Speaker 7: the Grand Raffle, premium seats for the Reds. We got
Speaker 7: Bengals versus Steelers tickets oh out of and some FCCT
Speaker 7: tickets that includes warm ups at the field level.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 7: So there's four big prizes in the Grand Raffle, all
Speaker 7: sports related.
Speaker 1: Well vunderbar and they have items for sale too, usually
Speaker 1: like steins and and Durndell's and things. Are you doing
Speaker 1: that as well this year? Plenty of merchandise.
Speaker 9: Absolutely, And if you need more information on the websites,
Speaker 9: there's a couple of different websites. There's www dot Colping,
Speaker 9: Cincinnatia dot com and shoots and fests since with a
Speaker 9: Y dot com.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and from my non German friends sc h U
Speaker 1: E t z E n F E s T since
Speaker 1: he with a Y dot com. You don't need to
Speaker 1: remember that fifty five kr SA dot com English speaking,
Speaker 1: Spanish speaking, German speaking you can remember fifty five kr
Speaker 1: SA dot com. Joe's got the links right there, of
Speaker 1: course he does. So have we left out any details
Speaker 1: that my listeners need to know about or other draws
Speaker 1: for the festival, because right now you got me convinced.
Speaker 7: Now, if you like watching kids shoot, shout out to
Speaker 7: the junior King, my son Martin Schultz, and the junior Queen,
Speaker 7: Vivian DeFranco. The kids shoot at targets also on Sunday
Speaker 7: while the adults are shooting to become king.
Speaker 1: Oh great, Well, you know the one thing I meant
Speaker 1: to have you tell the story about why you shoot
Speaker 1: at a wooden eagle. This is like this goes back centuries, correct.
Speaker 7: Yeah, fifteen hundreds or fifteenth century, I believe, so they'd
Speaker 7: be the fourteen hundreds. Child was in the woods and
Speaker 7: an eagle was going to attack the child, and a
Speaker 7: marksman hit that eagle with the crossbow.
Speaker 1: That's why you have an eagle as a t They.
Speaker 7: Made that gentleman the king for the year in the town,
Speaker 7: and we've done this every year since the fifteen hundreds.
Speaker 5: Huh.
Speaker 1: Interesting system of elected officials. It's like the lady of
Speaker 1: the leg holding a loft ex caliber, thereby signifying that
Speaker 1: you know, Arthur was going to be King of the Britons, right,
Speaker 1: Joe seeking his head at me. I'm sorry, it's Friday,
Speaker 1: Scott paul Man. It's been great having you in studio.
Speaker 1: I hope you have a glorious shits infest. And again,
Speaker 1: don't worry, folks, if it rains, show up anyway. They
Speaker 1: got wonderful indoor space and tent space. You still get
Speaker 1: to enjoy all the entertainment and fun and food and
Speaker 1: these shooting activities and the crowning of a naming and
Speaker 1: crowning of a new king on Sunday. Right, good luck
Speaker 1: to whoever that is, and that right on over. You'll
Speaker 1: have a great time, a great time, folks, have a
Speaker 1: wonderful weekend, and happy Father's Day, to the extent it
Speaker 1: applies to either of you. I hope you have a
Speaker 1: wonderful Father's Day and looking forward to it myself. Eight
Speaker 1: and again again real quick as we close out this segment,
Speaker 1: fathers are free. You get into the ships infest for
Speaker 1: free if you're a dead on Sunday, So take advantage
Speaker 1: of that. A twenty six right now. If you have
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Speaker 1: cloudy afternoon showers and storms today with a high of
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Speaker 1: mostly cloudy, muggy, scattered showers and storms, high of eighty,
Speaker 1: mostly Claudi overnight with a slight chance of rain in
Speaker 1: the low of sixty eight, and on Father's Day, mostly Claudi,
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Speaker 15: the talk station, Hey.
Speaker 1: Thirty on a Friday, and a happy one to you,
Speaker 1: and happy Father's Day all the dad's out there, And
Speaker 1: a happy Father's Day to my father, looking down hopefully
Speaker 1: with a smile on his face. I sure do miss
Speaker 1: my dad, and I know a lot of folks out
Speaker 1: there that have also lost their fathers. But isn't a
Speaker 1: wonderful thing that we had one in the first place.
Speaker 1: At least mine was in my life, and I thoroughly
Speaker 1: appreciate it. And of course I blussed to still have
Speaker 1: my mom around. Take a mom out for a birthday
Speaker 1: dinner tonight. Let's get to the phones five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine, eight hundred and eight two three talk pound
Speaker 1: five fifty on at and t phones. Care to call,
Speaker 1: got a comment, love to hear from you. Let's see
Speaker 1: what Bobby's got this morning. Bobby, thanks for calling in.
Speaker 5: Hey, my brother.
Speaker 12: Happy father Day, Happy Flag Day, Happy Trump's Birthday, Happy
Speaker 12: military celebration for two hundred and fifty years. Happy Juneteenth
Speaker 12: coming up, and especially today, Happy Friday, the thirteenth.
Speaker 1: There you got got lots of things to be thankful
Speaker 1: and happy for on a Friday. And in advance of
Speaker 1: the song and the bumper music I love so much.
Speaker 1: What a wonderful world as long as you're looking in
Speaker 1: the right places, right, Bobby, that's right.
Speaker 12: My friend. Just look forward and stay out of their way.
Speaker 1: Stay out of the way. He go ahead.
Speaker 12: No, you know, if everybody just mind their own business
Speaker 12: and shut their pie hole, wouldn't it be a wonderful world?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Well, see, that's why I'm a libertarian, Bobby.
Speaker 15: You know, I trust you.
Speaker 1: I know how I know you can live your life
Speaker 1: as you see fit. I trust you to do the
Speaker 1: right things, or if you do the wrong things, live
Speaker 1: with the aftermath and the repercussions. But I'm not here
Speaker 1: to tell you how to live your life. I will
Speaker 1: stay out of your way. Bobby, and I hope that
Speaker 1: you do have a wonderful life. You know.
Speaker 12: It's just that's exactly right, my friend. There are consequences
Speaker 12: for persons.
Speaker 1: Behavior, Yes there are. Well, we'll see if Connie Pillage
Speaker 1: prosecutes people who maybe get out of wine tomorrow at
Speaker 1: this uh left wing Chinese Communist Party funded protests rally
Speaker 1: that are to rallies that are taking place across the
Speaker 1: country that she was widely supporting with her childish, petulant
Speaker 1: child tweets and refusal to speak with the media about
Speaker 1: them the other day.
Speaker 12: How I work there, Well, one suggestion I'd like to make,
Speaker 12: if there's any patriots like one attendem left wing organizations,
Speaker 12: one thing I'll recommend do not take your cell phone.
Speaker 12: Leave it at home. They remember the old saying don't
Speaker 12: take your gun to town, So leave your gun at home.
Speaker 12: That's what they need to do with the cell phones.
Speaker 12: They're tracking them.
Speaker 1: Ah, but yeah, that's something we live with every day. Bobby.
Speaker 12: I know people don't realize that.
Speaker 1: Well I know, well some people don't realize it. But yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, even if you don't have you know, your
Speaker 1: your Google tracker software on which I keep mine off
Speaker 1: your phone tracking software. I keep mine up. They still
Speaker 1: can triangulate where you are with the cell phone towers.
Speaker 1: They know exactly where you are at any given moment
Speaker 1: if you own a cell phone, although you can take
Speaker 1: one if you get a Faraday bag. But then again,
Speaker 1: you won't get telephone calls or information coming into your
Speaker 1: cell phone that way, but it will prevent them from
Speaker 1: tracking you. I personally am not bothered by the reality
Speaker 1: of being tracked. I mean, I'm bothered by the fact
Speaker 1: that it exists as a concept that it is easy
Speaker 1: to be tracked, that our government is actively doing that
Speaker 1: at any given time. But you know what, that's the
Speaker 1: reality of using cell phones. If you don't want to
Speaker 1: be tracked, then just don't own one. But a cell
Speaker 1: phone might be a valuable thing to have at an
Speaker 1: event like that, To the extent someone starts getting in
Speaker 1: and engaging in what could be characterized as criminal conduct,
Speaker 1: you might want to be able to record that.
Speaker 12: Right, That's exactly correct, my friends, all right, be vigilant.
Speaker 1: Be vigilant, and since by default they can track you,
Speaker 1: if you own a cell phone, then you may as
Speaker 1: well bring one. See I'm gonna counter what your recommendation
Speaker 1: is and say definitely bring it because you may get
Speaker 1: something valuable on video by taking it. Bobby, God bless you, sir.
Speaker 1: I have a wonderful weekend, and again, Happy Father's Day
Speaker 1: to you. Two five on three seven four nine fifty
Speaker 1: eight hundred eight two three talk pound five fifty on
Speaker 1: AT and T phones. Yeah, and I got a'd make
Speaker 1: of it what you want. Connie Pillage stays quiet after
Speaker 1: a social media post. We had Tricia Mackie trying to
Speaker 1: interview Conni Pillage the other day. She held a press conference.
Speaker 1: She offered ten minutes from what I all accounts the
Speaker 1: cards on video. Uh, and she was talking about the
Speaker 1: Nazis that showed up the pro Nazi demonstration, you remember
Speaker 1: that and Hamion Canty Prosecutor County. Pillage said there was
Speaker 1: no prosecutable crimes committed by the neo Nazi demonstrators on
Speaker 1: February seventh and Evendale. So that was the purpose of
Speaker 1: her holding a press conference. Came on the heels of
Speaker 1: this this horrific post she made on her personal social
Speaker 1: media page. I'll emphasize that this one didn't come out
Speaker 1: of the Hamilton County Prosecutor's office. But it got a
Speaker 1: lot of people really angry because of the vile nature
Speaker 1: of her comments against the Trump administration, him specifically and
Speaker 1: the administration generally. Generally, he's backed up by vile humans
Speaker 1: whose accent advice indicate they want to destroy our democracy.
Speaker 1: Please join me Saturday, No King's Nationwide Day Defiance. So
Speaker 1: she's clearly revealing her political stripes. But when asked about
Speaker 1: that specific post, she wouldn't answer. Sharon Coolidge, who is
Speaker 1: her spokesperson, came running out and ended the confrontator or
Speaker 1: the confrontation, I guess one might label it that, but
Speaker 1: Tricia Mackew's question wasn't answered. She wouldn't address the topic.
Speaker 1: And interestingly enough, and what's your thoughts on this? Connie
Speaker 1: Pillach deleted the post that got people enraged and outraged.
Speaker 1: I know some people agreed with her. Of course, there
Speaker 1: are some people that agree with her. But given her
Speaker 1: capacity as a Hamilton County prosecutor, as so many have observed,
Speaker 1: if something were to happen at the No King's Nationwide
Speaker 1: Day of Defiance and one of the leftists that shows
Speaker 1: up there screaming and yelling and in anger about whether
Speaker 1: it's deportation with the LGBTQ movement or anything else people
Speaker 1: are angry and divided about and they commit an act
Speaker 1: of violence, that person, probably, if it's in Hamilton County,
Speaker 1: will be dealing with Connie Pillich in the Hamilton County
Speaker 1: Prosecutor's office and given her an endorsement of this No
Speaker 1: King's nationwide Day of Defense. Her obvious political bias has
Speaker 1: revealed on her personal Facebook page. Would she prosecute someone?
Speaker 1: And I don't necessarily think that she found no prosecutable
Speaker 1: crimes committed by the neo Nazi demonstrators to be reflective
Speaker 1: of her reaction if we do have actual crimes that
Speaker 1: might be committed, because we talked about this a lot
Speaker 1: the neo Nazi demonstrators, I mean some were arguing they
Speaker 1: should have been arrested for being in the streets and
Speaker 1: some are arrested for you know, how could all these
Speaker 1: people be in a U haul with those seat belts
Speaker 1: And isn't that an offense and violation? We speculate all
Speaker 1: day long. But according to Connie Pillage, no Also the
Speaker 1: twenty one CP Solutions and independent group hired by the
Speaker 1: police department also agreed and sided with police for not
Speaker 1: arresting anyone. So various different folks from various different political
Speaker 1: stripes all in full agreement that there was nothing there
Speaker 1: in the neo Nazi demonstrators except the exhibition by a
Speaker 1: bunch of idiots expousing a ridiculous philosophy of life. But
Speaker 1: insofar as Pillage is concerned deletion of her post, I
Speaker 1: mean she obviously believed in what she was saying when
Speaker 1: she posted it. You know what it takes, you know,
Speaker 1: a conscious effort to sit down and write a post
Speaker 1: that long and go into a rant it's good and
Speaker 1: it's a coherent, rant, unhinged message perhaps, and then posting it.
Speaker 1: That's intent. You wanted the world to hear what was
Speaker 1: on your mind. You were in support of this nationwide
Speaker 1: day of defiance, and you, using your leverage as an
Speaker 1: elected authority, elevated it so that more people would show up.
Speaker 1: Why would you delete it? Just a question? Maybe you
Speaker 1: have an answer to the question, feel Fred to give
Speaker 1: a called me right back. It's eight thirty nine fifty
Speaker 1: five the talk station.
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Speaker 1: Time for another repetitive weather forecast. Let's see today mostly
Speaker 1: cloudy with afternoon showers and storms, and I have eighty
Speaker 1: two clouds over night, muggy storm chants or rain chance
Speaker 1: anyway sixty nine for the low. Tomorrow high eighty scattered
Speaker 1: showers and storms with mostly cloudy skies and muggy conditions
Speaker 1: again overnight mostly cloudy with a slight chancell rain sixty eight,
Speaker 1: and another mostly cloudy Father's Day with scattered showers and storms,
Speaker 1: high at eighty one seventy four degrees. Right now, let's
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Speaker 1: Eighty two fifty five kra Se detalk station. Yeah, well
Speaker 1: to the news is and there's some developments. I just
Speaker 1: wanted to get to of course you probably know by
Speaker 1: now if you've listened to any of the news or
Speaker 1: read anything anywhere. Israel attacked Iran's nuclear facilities and some
Speaker 1: of the weapons systems there. Woke up to that this
Speaker 1: morning in an effort to prevent Iran, of course, from
Speaker 1: well creating nuclear bomb that they probably would use on Israel,
Speaker 1: and some serious coordination on this. It reminded me a
Speaker 1: lot of the Ukrainian's ability to bring in and hidden
Speaker 1: drones into Russia to strike all those air bases and
Speaker 1: other military targets from close range. And you think about
Speaker 1: Russia and how is it that they were able to
Speaker 1: do that. I mean, they're at war with Ukraine. You
Speaker 1: think they'd be looking out for this, and maybe they were.
Speaker 1: This didn't catch it well by all accounts this morning,
Speaker 1: at least as is reported, Israel was pretty much able
Speaker 1: to do the same thing and getting weapons and drones
Speaker 1: into Iran. And here's another interesting, you know, fun fact.
Speaker 1: I saw this one on Fox News reporting Israel says
Speaker 1: he was able to trick the top commanders of Iran's
Speaker 1: air force into gathering together for a meeting. This was
Speaker 1: how they were able to wipe out so many of
Speaker 1: the top officials in Iran's military. According to the official
Speaker 1: from Israel, we carried out specific activities to help us
Speaker 1: learn more about them and then use that information to
Speaker 1: influence their behavior. We knew this would lead them to meet,
Speaker 1: but more importantly, we knew how to keep them there.
Speaker 1: And he put it out that the strikes were more
Speaker 1: successful than they hit in Israel it originally anticipated. I
Speaker 1: guess they wiped out more of the top military officials
Speaker 1: than they were even hoping for, because it was widely
Speaker 1: reported that. Even Iran confirmed that some of their top
Speaker 1: people were killed in the strike, so that's pretty wild. Also,
Speaker 1: International Atomic Energy Agency reporting that the facility, the bomb facility,
Speaker 1: or the enrichment facility, call it what you want, it's
Speaker 1: that Nancans facility, Iran's largest uranium in Richmond site, confirming
Speaker 1: that it was heavily damaged. So quite successful in the
Speaker 1: attack they were. As for his part, President Trump, he's
Speaker 1: now calling on Iran to make a deal and warning
Speaker 1: that the next attacks are already planned and they would
Speaker 1: be even more brutal than this opening strike in what
Speaker 1: Israel called Operation Rising Lion, he said on truth social
Speaker 1: media not that long ago. Excuseually not that long ago.
Speaker 1: I gave Iran a chance, after a chance to make
Speaker 1: a deal. There has already been a great death and destruction,
Speaker 1: but there's still some time to make this slaughter. With
Speaker 1: the next already planned attacks being even more brutal come
Speaker 1: to an end, Iran must make a deal before there
Speaker 1: is nothing left and save what was once known as
Speaker 1: the Iranian Empire. Close quote. That's a pretty bold statement
Speaker 1: from the President of the United States of America. And
Speaker 1: I personally and for my partner can draw your own conclusions. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: I do not want the United States to be embroiled
Speaker 1: in a conflict another war anywhere, period, but certainly not
Speaker 1: involving the Israelis and the Iranians, it seems to me,
Speaker 1: at least I think. And Trump also pointed out something
Speaker 1: to the fact that they have out all of our
Speaker 1: our great military hardware. He said, Israel has access to
Speaker 1: lethal military equipment manufactured by the US and that, in
Speaker 1: his words, they know how.
Speaker 7: To use it.
Speaker 1: All, you know, packaged into a broader concern for a
Speaker 1: variety of reasons about the known Godaways or anybody else
Speaker 1: that came into our country illegally during the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: You know there's some crazy people in the world stating
Speaker 1: the obvious, and this might serve as an impetus for
Speaker 1: one of these looney tunes or even maybe terrorist cell
Speaker 1: members to launch an attack within the United States of America.
Speaker 1: You know it can happen. Look at nine to eleven.
Speaker 1: Train pilots are pilots trained right here in the United
Speaker 1: States flying jets into our buildings, killing thousands of people. Hey,
Speaker 1: we live in a world of drones. It can be
Speaker 1: acquired on Amazon, for God's sake. I'm sure it doesn't
Speaker 1: take much technology, knowledge or information, information and technology that's
Speaker 1: widely available out there on the Internet to create a
Speaker 1: homemade bomb and blow something up. Hey, haven't talked about
Speaker 1: this stuff on Friday, but you know, it's just reality
Speaker 1: and reality that we find ourselves in. So at least
Speaker 1: keep your eyes peeled and be aware. Eight forty seven
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Speaker 1: our Sorry I Colts Road in Union Township. I'll be
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Speaker 1: on this weekend, so put a smile on your face
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Speaker 1: thanks for calling today, and happy Friday to you.
Speaker 12: Happy and happy Father's Day.
Speaker 1: Back at you if it applies.
Speaker 6: Hey, I real quick. I think I think I know
Speaker 6: why pills the whole deal with the post and why
Speaker 6: it came down, and the tone of it and everything.
Speaker 6: And I speak from experience on them. I think that
Speaker 6: sounds has all the earmarks of a late night drunken rage.
Speaker 2: It does.
Speaker 6: I'm serious. I've done stuff like that when I had
Speaker 6: too many beers. It sounds exactly like what happened there,
Speaker 6: I'd be willing to bet money on them.
Speaker 1: You know, you may be onto something, Bill, because we
Speaker 1: all know if you drink, the first thing that gets
Speaker 1: shut down is that little voice in your head that
Speaker 1: typically pops up when you're sober, that says, you know what,
Speaker 1: this is a really bad idea.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, oh yeah, And we.
Speaker 1: All have calltless experiences as we reflect back on our life.
Speaker 1: When that little voice is shut down, probably write a book.
Speaker 6: And over the last few years I've prayed very hard
Speaker 6: on that every day and I've pretty much eliminated it
Speaker 6: out of my life.
Speaker 1: So well, good for you, Good for you, Thank you,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Bill, and appreciate your insight and commentary on
Speaker 1: that one. You may be right. I don't know. Does
Speaker 1: Connie Pillage drink? Joe, do you know? Maybe a little bit?
Speaker 1: You don't have any insight information on that though. I
Speaker 1: don't want to suggest anything, but we'll talk off air.
Speaker 1: Oh I think I'm a John Joe Strecker's thoughts on
Speaker 1: the situation. Anyway. I won't comment. I just sort of say, listen,
Speaker 1: it's a possibility, so don't do that. Trying to make
Speaker 1: a certain sense of objectivity about what you are doing.
Speaker 1: Try to you to step outside of yourself before you
Speaker 1: hit enter. Is this gonna haunt me? Is this gonna be?
Speaker 1: Is this gonna be something that I'm going to live
Speaker 1: with regret over? You can force yourself to ask that question.
Speaker 1: You can turn that little voice back on if you
Speaker 1: just think about it. It just won't voluntarily pop up
Speaker 1: if you're in that state. And Joe also recommends deleting
Speaker 1: the first draft. Something I learned in when I was
Speaker 1: a lawyer, Joe, the FCC non compliant profanity that would
Speaker 1: come out in first drafts of letters when I was
Speaker 1: reacting to a phone call I just got off with
Speaker 1: with opposing counsel, you know, And then my secretary or
Speaker 1: my administrative assistant had to type that up, and then
Speaker 1: I had to clean it out, edit it up, and
Speaker 1: make it sound a little more palatable and friendly exactly that.
Speaker 1: Get it out of your system first. Just don't fire
Speaker 1: off the first draft or sit on it, don't send it,
Speaker 1: and then review it the next day see if it's
Speaker 1: suitable for posting. Otherwise, like Connie Pillach, you have to
Speaker 1: delete it and leaving all of us to speculate why
Speaker 1: did you posted in the first place? Folks Tech Friday
Speaker 1: with Dave. Had a great conversation with Dave, who also
Speaker 1: recommends read Franz Kafka's The Trial in addition to nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty four. Adam Kaylor and Studio on a political rant
Speaker 1: for the first segment, but also this great concept he's got,
Speaker 1: the American Truth Summit, putting together news organizations and prominent figures,
Speaker 1: political and otherwise together to have a summit about truth
Speaker 1: and politics and things of that nature. It sounds like
Speaker 1: it's going to be a wonderful event. Hoping it comes off.
Speaker 1: It's in its infancy right now. So if you've got
Speaker 1: some ideas for Adam listening to the podcast and help
Speaker 1: him out, he's easy to get in touch. With Ken
Speaker 1: Williamson on the aforementioned flag retirement ceremony. I am looking
Speaker 1: to being there, looking forward to being there. Fifteen years
Speaker 1: in a row. I've been able to participate in that.
Speaker 1: It's always a distinct pleasure to do so. Plus the
Speaker 1: culping shoots infest information for five carese dot Com on
Speaker 1: that Joe Strecker, God, bless you, my friend. Thank you
Speaker 1: for doing all the work to produce the show. Without you,
Speaker 1: it would not go Monday Morning Christopher Smithman and Monday
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