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Speaker 4: one and why you need to vote no. All of
Speaker 4: the Ohio newspapers are apparently saying vote yes. I wonder
Speaker 4: who runs the newspapers. Do you get the feeling that
Speaker 4: the newspapers have sort of a left leaning political philosophy?
Speaker 1: Let us see here.
Speaker 4: Also, he'll be discussing Rhino and former House Supreme Court
Speaker 4: Justice Morinin O'Connor saying vote yes. So and I love
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Speaker 4: vote no. Ken Blackwall's overall message. At seven oh five
Speaker 4: fall by Jost Listick with the book bullet Proof The
Speaker 4: Truth about the assassination attempts on Donald Trump. Wow, a
Speaker 4: book is already out about that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? How about that?
Speaker 4: And welcome back. Former police chief James Craig joins the
Speaker 4: program in EADO five Sanctuary Cities Public Safety. What he
Speaker 4: has been up to and how did the since a
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Speaker 4: Thigi all about that rumors swirling within the CINCINNTI Police
Speaker 4: Department at least based upon the little birds that speak
Speaker 4: to me that have connections with the Cincinnati Police Department.
Speaker 4: Not real great morale going on under the leadership of
Speaker 4: threesa Thigi. Not well at all. Kind of like the
Speaker 4: Sheriff's department under Charmi McGuffey. You may have a choice
Speaker 4: on that one. Jim Neil and Jeff Baker. He's running
Speaker 4: for Hamlon kind of treasure. Just going to join the
Speaker 4: program at eight thirty, So wonderful wine up again. I
Speaker 4: really appreciate that, Joseph. Let us see here. Okay, what
Speaker 4: stack do I start with? How about well, concerns about
Speaker 4: election threats? So we have an overall collective government announcements,
Speaker 4: several of them put together, identifying threats to the US
Speaker 4: elections that have been identified already. You may recall that
Speaker 4: Nasir Ahmad TAWEEDI ready to buy a pair of AK
Speaker 4: forty seven rifles. He apparently is an ISIS supporter. With
Speaker 4: the help of God, we will get ready for the
Speaker 4: election day. He wrote on telegram arrested for attempting to
Speaker 4: buy weapons from a undercover FBI agents. Officials say, well,
Speaker 4: he was going to shoot stuff up and he was
Speaker 4: influenced by his Islamic State terror group contacts. And officials
Speaker 4: are saying more and more foreign actors of variety of
Speaker 4: different concerns are being expressed. Illustrations like Nasir Talweedy, you know,
Speaker 4: sort of provide the support for the general concerns. They say,
Speaker 4: foreign actors maneuvering to so chaos. We've already heard Russia, Iran,
Speaker 4: North Korea. Lone wolves are a concern, and they say
Speaker 4: those are the biggest concern because they're well, really hard
Speaker 4: to find and ferret out. Lone wolves like the guy
Speaker 4: they said, I try to assassinate Donald Trump or the
Speaker 4: collective several people who try to assassinate Donald Trump and
Speaker 4: then also homegrown extremists and conspiracy theorists often referred to
Speaker 4: also as well pattern observers with a nod to my
Speaker 4: friend morning. Just this week, US official said Russian and
Speaker 4: Iron might stoke violence by amplifying protests after November fifth.
Speaker 4: Will you be a useful idiot for foreign powers who
Speaker 4: love seeing US angry with each other. Are you going
Speaker 4: to run to the street with your pink hat on
Speaker 4: if Donald Trump gets elected? Are you going to engage
Speaker 4: in violence like the anti follwing. Look at all the
Speaker 4: violent groups. They're all happen to be a bunch of
Speaker 4: left wing angry just sort of pissed off at the
Speaker 4: world kind of people. You think they're ever happy. It's
Speaker 4: something I kind of noticed about the left wing. They
Speaker 4: always seem to be in a state of just complete
Speaker 4: anger all the time. Never kick back and relax and
Speaker 4: just exhale and try to enjoy life for a moment,
Speaker 4: No says, go out to Thunberg.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 4: Us by agencies say Russians created and spread fake viral
Speaker 4: online content, including the alleged online content regarding Tim Walls,
Speaker 4: who's got problems of his own beyond what the Russians
Speaker 4: are doing. Prosecutor's charge a gun connection with three shootings
Speaker 4: that damage the Democratic National Office in Phoenix. According to
Speaker 4: Deputy Attorney Lisa Monaco said, I've never seen a time
Speaker 4: where the threats we are facing are more diverse, more aggressive,
Speaker 4: more fueled by a polarized environment. Even an environment polarized
Speaker 4: because people are running around calling without first looking at
Speaker 4: the definition of fascism, calling Donald Trump a fascist. We
Speaker 4: this absolute act of desperation. This is a replay of
Speaker 4: what they tried to do in the past. It didn't
Speaker 4: get any traction before, and now since we've all heard
Speaker 4: it so many millions of times, we kind of all
Speaker 4: sort of glaze over when they start rambling on about
Speaker 4: Donald Trump and what he's planning on doing. Isn't it
Speaker 4: great that they can jump into the head of Donald
Speaker 4: Trump and know in advance what he is planning on doing.
Speaker 4: Whatever I know, thanks Liam. No one knows what Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris is doing. Helsey said, how many opportunities to explain
Speaker 4: herself and all you get out of her is a pivot?
Speaker 5: Is now dumber for having listened to it.
Speaker 1: Exactly now.
Speaker 4: The US officials say they have confidence in the election process,
Speaker 4: pointing out political violence really kind of uncommon here in
Speaker 4: the United States, but are worried that threats could discourage
Speaker 4: voter turnout, and they suggest braybe that's the intended effect.
Speaker 6: Hmmm.
Speaker 4: Loan extremists or small groups inspired by false claims of
Speaker 4: election fraud, anger toward adversaries and other election related grievance,
Speaker 4: and could mobilize between November fifth and the January twentieth inauguration.
Speaker 4: According to the FBI and Department of Homeland Security earlier
Speaker 4: this month, which they were issued a warning the local
Speaker 4: and state officials, extremists continue to create, exploit, and promote
Speaker 4: narratives about the election process or legal decisions involving political figures.
Speaker 4: And you have political figures running around screaming about how
Speaker 4: the end of America is nigh if Donald Trump just
Speaker 4: gets elected, all right, Well, a couple other illustrations beyond
Speaker 4: the broader concerns expressed by our elected officials and the
Speaker 4: known illustrations, like the attempt at assassination of Donald Trump
Speaker 4: three times now and that crazy ices inspired guy who
Speaker 4: wanted to shoot up an election site. Georgia officials, speaking
Speaker 4: of tech Friday, they thwarted an attempt to overwhelm the
Speaker 4: state's absentee voter portal was an attempt to crash the site.
Speaker 4: According to the Secretary of State's office in a statement
Speaker 4: from Wednesday, attack limited to the part of the state's
Speaker 4: websites voters used to request absentee ballots. According to Gabriel Sterling,
Speaker 4: chief operating officer in the Georgia Secretary of State's office.
Speaker 4: He said at least four hundred and twenty thousand IP
Speaker 4: addresses were trying to access the site at the same time,
Speaker 4: which obviously an anomaly. The office implemented a verification system
Speaker 4: after that happened, which asked you to that you're a human,
Speaker 4: you've probably been through those before. You know, in which
Speaker 4: pictures do you see a bus? You click on them,
Speaker 4: you know, the three pictures that you had entered, and
Speaker 4: it makes you do it like four times, one of
Speaker 4: those types of And then finally, as soon as they
Speaker 4: put that verification system in, while they quit trying to
Speaker 4: overwhelm the server pretty much gave up because well, these
Speaker 4: are automated servers doing the work on bidding of their
Speaker 4: maybe foreign government lords and masters. Apparently, the once that
Speaker 4: verification imposed, they said, the traffic quote just sort of
Speaker 4: fell through the floor. Close quote. Everything back to normal
Speaker 4: with thin thirty minutes. But you see, there's the effort.
Speaker 4: And when they looked at the number of login attempts,
Speaker 4: they said they came in from around the world, Indonesia, Brazil,
Speaker 4: the United States, Vietnam, Japan, and Taiwan. You said, many
Speaker 4: of the entities in these computers have been used in
Speaker 4: previous tax.
Speaker 1: Around the world.
Speaker 4: M Fritz part the FBI and SISA Cybersecurity and Infrastructure
Speaker 4: Agency released an update this week saying that there's no
Speaker 4: information suggesting cyberactivity against US election infrastructure has been compromised,
Speaker 4: and no evidence voter registration information or similar systems were
Speaker 4: impacted anywhere in the United States. So it's the potential though,
Speaker 4: is what is there? And then going back to loan actors,
Speaker 4: and I can only imagine these are loan actors. Phoenix, Arizona,
Speaker 4: a local Fox outlet there, Fox ten reported that Thursday,
Speaker 4: about one point thirty in the morning. Yesterday, firefighters had
Speaker 4: to respond to a fire outside of a post office
Speaker 4: in the post office box where twenty electoral ballots burned
Speaker 4: up or at least damaged. According to the statement from
Speaker 4: the Americopa County Recorder, we're waiting for details from law enforcement.
Speaker 4: We encourage all voters who use that mailbox in the
Speaker 4: last thirty six hours the status of their ballots online.
Speaker 4: Successful delivery is usually reflected on the website within seventy
Speaker 4: two hours. Voters should be aware that October twenty fifth
Speaker 4: is the last day to request a replacement ballot voter
Speaker 4: believes they were impacted by the fire, they can learn
Speaker 4: more online. Again, the website was provided to those who
Speaker 4: may have had their ballot burned up. And finally we
Speaker 4: go to Florida where a bunch of ballots were found
Speaker 4: in the storm drain, stolen from mailboxes because someone stole
Speaker 4: a US Postal Service master key. Fox thirty five Orlando
Speaker 4: reporting on that one ballots taken from mailboxes by an
Speaker 4: unidentified suspect using what they call an arrow key aka
Speaker 4: master key that had been stolen. Supervisor of Elections Eric
Speaker 4: Glenn Gelsian said, recently Orange County voters in the United
Speaker 4: States post a service made our officeware that has stolen UPSPS.
Speaker 4: Arrow key was used to access cluster mailboxes in the
Speaker 4: county and during the theft several vote by mail ballots.
Speaker 4: It's our office mail days earlier to voters were discarded
Speaker 4: on the ground and some then found in the storm drain.
Speaker 4: So every little bit counts, I suppose, but it just
Speaker 4: reflects I suppose the ease in which it is well
Speaker 4: to some effect, you're capable of influencing the outcome of
Speaker 4: the election. I guess fires at foreign actors hacking sewing
Speaker 4: seeds of discord, be prepared for it, folks. I like
Speaker 4: to think the United States is a stabler place, but
Speaker 4: from what I have observed over the past ten years,
Speaker 4: not so much anymore. And again, look to the cities
Speaker 4: where the violence in the outbreak and the protest broke out.
Speaker 4: Who was committing the acts of violence? Who was occupying space?
Speaker 4: Who was throwing firearms or fireworks and frozen water bottles
Speaker 4: at police officers? Who was burning down government buildings?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 4: Oh, but then there's but we got to think about
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Speaker 4: Let me for just being you. So I guess Trump's
Speaker 4: a Nazi. Now they've gone full on Nazi. It's been
Speaker 4: fascist now for a while. This is rolling it out
Speaker 4: in the last obviously less than two weeks to the election. Okay,
Speaker 4: So I was a Nazi, so says Hillary Clinton, a
Speaker 4: woman with just a tremendous amount of credibility. Hillary, she's
Speaker 4: so likable. One thing, here's her quote from yesterday. One
Speaker 4: other thing that you will see next week, Caitlin.
Speaker 1: She's talking with Caitlin Caitlyn Collins on CNN.
Speaker 4: One other thing you'll see next week, Caitlin, is Trump
Speaker 4: actually re enacting the Madison Square Garden rally in nineteen
Speaker 4: thirty nine. She said, I write about this in my
Speaker 4: book Shameless Plug for her book that no one read.
Speaker 4: President Franklin Roosevelt was appalled that neo Nazis fascists in
Speaker 4: America were lining up to essentially pledge their support for
Speaker 4: the kind of government that they were seeing in Germany.
Speaker 4: So I don't think we can ignore it. I mean,
Speaker 4: basically the kind of government that the Democrats plan for it,
Speaker 4: which is dictatorial control over all aspects of our lives.
Speaker 4: Keep that in the forefront of your mind, because that's
Speaker 4: exactly what the Democrats do.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: It may be a lead for some people, and a
Speaker 4: lot of others may think I don't want to go there.
Speaker 4: I don't want to say that Hillary went on, But
Speaker 4: please open your eyes to the danger that this man
Speaker 4: poses to our country, because I think it's clear and
Speaker 4: present for anybody paying attention. Okay, now quickly think right now,
Speaker 4: regardless of where you stand on Donald Trump, what specifically,
Speaker 4: as Donald Trump said or promised that he will do
Speaker 4: if re elected to president of the United States of
Speaker 4: America that represents a clear and present danger. What specifically
Speaker 4: fascist or Nazi like action is Donald Trump gonna take
Speaker 4: that he set out loud that he's going to take.
Speaker 4: You see, I can't find something either. If you got something,
Speaker 4: call me up and let me know. So Caitlin kind
Speaker 4: of suggests that, you know, is this fascion argument really
Speaker 4: going to resonate with the voter's quote Hillary Clinton. I
Speaker 4: think that's a fair question, Kate len and I can't
Speaker 4: wholly answer it, of course not. But I think number one,
Speaker 4: you have a duty when you're running for president. You know,
Speaker 4: I tried to sound the alarm about him back in
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen, but it was really an uphill climb because
Speaker 4: people could not literally imagine that he posed a danger
Speaker 4: or that his character was so lacking when it came
Speaker 4: to the responsibility of being present. So I totally understand that.
Speaker 4: Now pause for a moment. She continues in that sentence,
Speaker 4: she tried to warn us all about what they're trying
Speaker 4: to warn us all about. Now, Oh my god, he's evil.
Speaker 4: He's a fascist. He's he's going to turn us into
Speaker 4: a bunch of Nazis. What did he do during his
Speaker 4: four years? Well, he had to fend off a bunch
Speaker 4: of meritless attacks, made up claims and threats of Russian collusion,
Speaker 4: and impeachment efforts, all of which failed miserably.
Speaker 1: So beyond that, what did he do? What fascist actions?
Speaker 1: Did he take? The Abraham Peace Accords?
Speaker 4: Peace certain degree, lowering our taxes and reducing the regulatory
Speaker 4: administrative state burden on us. His entire campaign was a
Speaker 4: pledge to drain the swamp, not build it up and
Speaker 4: increase it, which is literally what's happened over the past
Speaker 4: four years. Look at where all the employment numbers have
Speaker 4: come from, their blanking government jobs. Go back and look
Speaker 4: at your history the Prussian bureaucracy that worked out really well.
Speaker 4: Government jobs were all the rage, and if we weren't
Speaker 4: in a government job, you weren't worth even considering. You
Speaker 4: were low on the total poll in society. Anyhow, So
Speaker 4: you have four years of Donald Trump not acting like
Speaker 4: a fascist dictator and not mobilizing troops against you, not
Speaker 4: declaring martial law, but actually accomplishing some wonderful goals in
Speaker 4: an economy that was pretty much roaring. Black unemployment rate
Speaker 4: the lowest it's been in history, Black earnings up even
Speaker 4: more than white earnings during Trump's period of time. Where's
Speaker 4: the fascist nazi in all this? And I mentioned She
Speaker 4: went on, so I totally understand that, but now there's
Speaker 4: just so just too much evidence about what he wants
Speaker 4: to do, what he is saying he wants to do.
Speaker 4: So Number one, I think that someone running for president,
Speaker 4: like Vice President Harris, really has a duty to sound
Speaker 4: the alarm. I'm just marveling that she said that there
Speaker 4: is a lot of evidence about he wants what he
Speaker 4: wants to do. He wants to keep our taxes low
Speaker 4: and reduce the regulatory burden. He wants to drill, baby drill,
Speaker 4: which includes an open energy policy across the board to
Speaker 4: make energy less expensive for Americans, for us to be
Speaker 4: energy independent again, reducing the regulatory burden on businesses to
Speaker 4: help them live, thrive, and survive. Yeah, get the word
Speaker 4: out about that. But what you don't know is anything
Speaker 4: about Kamala Harris except what she used to platform on
Speaker 4: that she is now desperately trying to hide. Look at
Speaker 4: the Anderson Cooper interviews. She had every opportunity in the
Speaker 4: world to tell you exactly where she was on any
Speaker 4: given issue, what she might do different than what the
Speaker 4: current administration is doing, And all she could do was
Speaker 4: say Trump.
Speaker 1: Twenty seven, I can't believe you anyway, I get some respects.
Speaker 1: You know, Hillary and Bill and.
Speaker 4: Barack Obama are all carrying the water for Donald Trump
Speaker 4: with their comments.
Speaker 1: Sonny.
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Speaker 8: Well serious in the right direction, and it's called liberty.
Speaker 4: Brother, Hey man, I listen, that's my goal. I never
Speaker 4: lie to people. I have no internal monologue. What you
Speaker 4: hear on the radio is the same kind of thing
Speaker 4: you hear off radio, except it will be filled with
Speaker 4: FCC non compliant works.
Speaker 8: That's right, that's right. Well, like I said, there is
Speaker 8: difference between liberty and the freedom, as Ron Paul talked about,
Speaker 8: but at some of the distance you've had all in
Speaker 8: the past couple weeks talked about concoss and that's a
Speaker 8: short term for constitution convention. And one of the things
Speaker 8: I want to stress on a lot of conservatives are
Speaker 8: kind of pushing for this, and that's actually a bad thing.
Speaker 8: And the reason why is you can easily have a
Speaker 8: runaway convention.
Speaker 7: We had one in.
Speaker 3: Seventeen eighty seven.
Speaker 8: Even before that, when when the decoration, when the Constitution
Speaker 8: has actually been put together, the Articles of Confederation were
Speaker 8: basically being amended because the fact that didn't work. The
Speaker 8: bigger states had a lot more power, smaller states are
Speaker 8: getting the pinch, and so they said, we need to
Speaker 8: work on this. So the whole purpose of convention was
Speaker 8: to have them rewrite that to make it more workable,
Speaker 8: and they end up throwing the whole thing out and
Speaker 8: fabricated the Constitution. And of course, if you ever seen
Speaker 8: the History Channel thing on Founding Brothers, they talked about
Speaker 8: the big Bruja has when they were adding the Bill
Speaker 8: of Rights, So that's definitely something they want to watch
Speaker 8: and read the federals and anti federalist papers on those
Speaker 8: very arguments, as you mentioned the other day. So I
Speaker 8: would recommend people look into that because the right wants
Speaker 8: to put it in like bounced budget amendments and things
Speaker 8: of that nature, and the left one of like abolished
Speaker 8: corporate personhood things and things of that vein.
Speaker 9: So I was being.
Speaker 8: Cautious of that because especially at that time, we had
Speaker 8: noble men. They come together from all different states to
Speaker 8: come up with this, and they came up with something good.
Speaker 8: If we were to have something now, we have too
Speaker 8: many George Soros type influenced people that would have actually
Speaker 8: go and just pervert the Constitution as we know it,
Speaker 8: which means the second Memento would be almost eviscerated first minute.
Speaker 8: To be very limited, you pop to have a permit
Speaker 8: to that. I mean, it's getting to that point now.
Speaker 8: So conservatives everywhere, please do your research. I'm pushing for
Speaker 8: a content because so the con will be on us.
Speaker 4: Certainly possible, and I know that's one of the concerns
Speaker 4: expressed every single time that concept comes up. Others argue
Speaker 4: that you can have a limited convention for the purposes
Speaker 4: of one specific set of pre defined issues, and then
Speaker 4: of course that would have to go out in all
Speaker 4: the different states. I mean, what the vast majority of
Speaker 4: the states would have to approve the pre defined conditions
Speaker 4: for the Constitute. I mean, there's a multi layer process. Honestly,
Speaker 4: I just don't see it happening. As divided as we
Speaker 4: are in a country. I mean, Congress can't even get
Speaker 4: a piece of legislation passed if it was the greatest
Speaker 4: thing in the world, merely because well, if a Republican
Speaker 4: endorses it or likes it, then all the Democrats would
Speaker 4: hate it. And conversely, if Democrats support it or like it,
Speaker 4: then all the Republicans say no. So the idea that
Speaker 4: we can herd the cats together to even entertain the
Speaker 4: idea of getting to a convention of any type, I
Speaker 4: just find to be an insurmountable hurdle. But we'll see
Speaker 4: if if they try to make it happen. Of course,
Speaker 4: these conversations will take place on a much much more
Speaker 4: regular basis. Appreciate the calls, honey, your calls are welcome.
Speaker 4: Other than that, we're gonna dive onto the stack of
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Speaker 4: where the Hopkins County Sheriff's off announced the arrest of
Speaker 4: a Michigan man in Madisonville after a report of a
Speaker 4: burglary and arson in a home last week. Or to
Speaker 4: the release deputy's dispatch to the reported burglary Saturday, seven
Speaker 4: thousand block a Rose Creek Road about eight am, call
Speaker 4: told the authorities she could hear music playing inside the
Speaker 4: home and believe somebody had started a fire in the
Speaker 4: sun room. Authority's confirmed smoke was coming from the rear
Speaker 4: of the home and volunteer firefighter was at the scene
Speaker 4: attempting to put it out with a water hose. Inside,
Speaker 4: deputy said they could hear a man's voice and music
Speaker 4: being played behind at locked door. Release says twenty four
Speaker 4: year old Mike Wilson came out of the room naked
Speaker 4: and then complied with orders while being placed under arrest.
Speaker 4: Holmanner told investigators the islands burned in the sunroom, where
Speaker 4: photo albums containing photos of her deceased husband. Deputy say
Speaker 4: it's not known how Wilson, who is where Michigan showed
Speaker 4: up in Hopkins County, was arrested charge with burglary arson
Speaker 4: being held in the.
Speaker 1: Hopkins County Jail.
Speaker 4: Naked guy must be Friday look naked guy in Portland.
Speaker 4: Man allegedly assaulted a female jogger in the Springwater Corridor
Speaker 4: a month ago has been indicted by a grand jury
Speaker 4: on one count of first degree attempted sexual assault, as
Speaker 4: well as public indecency. Yeah September this year, woman reported
Speaker 4: a sex offense in the Springwater Corridor. Told deputies she
Speaker 4: was jogging when a man riding a bicycle passed her,
Speaker 4: jumped into the bushes further down the trail, and as
Speaker 4: she approached the area, he emerged naked from the bushes
Speaker 4: with his hand on his genitals and tried to grab her.
Speaker 4: I think that was the deliberate penalties kind of position. There,
Speaker 4: Joe woman managed to run away and get help. Portland
Speaker 4: Police Bureau asked for public assistance in finding this suspect.
Speaker 4: He has since been identified. Thirty three year old Anthony
Speaker 4: Hill was already in custody for unrelated charges of possession
Speaker 4: of methamphetamine and reckless burning, currently being held in the
Speaker 4: Multnoma County Inverness Jail. That's where the grand jury indicted
Speaker 4: him on one kind of attempted sexual abuse in the
Speaker 4: first degree and public indecency. They think there could be
Speaker 4: other victims out there and so they're looking for the
Speaker 4: public's health. If you too have been a victim of
Speaker 4: that pervert, please get in touch with the Portland authorities.
Speaker 1: See here.
Speaker 4: Twenty four year old Eleanor Brown from the United Kingdom
Speaker 4: has been sentenced to three years in prison for posting
Speaker 4: nudes of her father's former mistress on an escorts site
Speaker 4: in what they call a twisted act of revenge.
Speaker 10: Do what that hell.
Speaker 4: While on trial, it was revealed that Brown created a
Speaker 4: fake profile for the woman, which led to the victim's
Speaker 4: husband being inundated with calls and messages, initially denying two
Speaker 4: counts of disclosing private photographs without consent. She ultimately pleaded
Speaker 4: guilty halfway through the prasiedings leads Crown Court statements that
Speaker 4: the victim expressed that she lived in constant fear of
Speaker 4: photos resurfacing court her that Eleanor discovered her father's extramarital
Speaker 4: affair with the woman during her teenage years, which is
Speaker 4: when she got that idea about revenge. August twenty two
Speaker 4: unleashed a barrage of derogatory and abusive messages about the
Speaker 4: victim in an online profile promoting her husband's business that
Speaker 4: failed to elicit what the reaction that she wanted, so
Speaker 4: she pushed the campaign up by posting the woman's photo
Speaker 4: on the escort site along with her husband's phone number.
Speaker 4: With just within just a half an hour of the
Speaker 4: ad of going live, the victim's husband received an avalanche
Speaker 4: of eight phone calls and thirteen text messages, described as
Speaker 4: putting their lives into a bit of chaotic situation. Eleanor
Speaker 4: also contacted the daughter of the victim and her husband,
Speaker 4: who had not been aware of the affair, and he
Speaker 4: sent her a lengthy and vindictive message. She told her
Speaker 4: she would never allow her to forget what her mother
Speaker 4: had done to her family, Thank you Joe waiting for that.
Speaker 4: When a victim impact statement read out on the victim's
Speaker 4: behalfs she'd divulge how she felt anxious and nauseous even
Speaker 4: up to the time they were at trial, said the
Speaker 4: thought of my pictures being used by a complete stranger
Speaker 4: sickens me.
Speaker 9: Hm.
Speaker 4: I find it hard to believe that a woman would
Speaker 4: do this to another woman. To say I feel violated
Speaker 4: is an understatement. During the police investigation came to light,
Speaker 4: Eleanor was egged on by her sister Sophie, a serving
Speaker 4: police officer at the time, and their mother. Though neither
Speaker 4: Faith and their mother, though neither face charges for their involvement.
Speaker 4: Sophie did, however, get hit with gross misconduct at a
Speaker 4: police here in April for encouraging her sister's action. The
Speaker 4: misconduct panel decided that she would have been fired if
Speaker 4: she hadn't already resigned from the police force.
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Speaker 4: be thalk station. Yeah, I say I'm not on social media.
Speaker 4: I do have my Facebook account. I have a LinkedIn profile,
Speaker 4: but I never use it. I can't remember the last
Speaker 4: time I longed onto LinkedIn. So if you sent me
Speaker 4: something through there, I'm not ignoring you. I just don't
Speaker 4: log in, and maybe it's a good thing I don't.
Speaker 4: Back to the stack is stupid. Apparently women are a
Speaker 4: little bit disturbed about a guy that they are calling
Speaker 4: the LinkedIn flasher. This guy's a recid a recidivius defender.
Speaker 4: He books zoom calls through websites connected to their LinkedIn bios,
Speaker 4: and after going through the process of arranging for these
Speaker 4: zoom calls, he doesn't really say anything. He just puts
Speaker 4: the camera on his penis and stands there.
Speaker 5: There's no flag for us.
Speaker 4: I would agree with you, Dave Chappelle. At least five
Speaker 4: women have accused the man of targeting them in the
Speaker 4: same way. They all have similar stories, according to the reporting,
Speaker 4: Thank you San Francisco's standard for bringing this to everybody's attention.
Speaker 4: A Malaysian communications coach Kiran deep Sanda, who said, some
Speaker 4: guy they have his email address. He got an email,
Speaker 4: It's a Gmail address book. A consultation with her October fourteenth,
Speaker 4: the unknown man diligently filled out her pre meeting form
Speaker 4: and everything seemed normal, but when she joined the zoom call,
Speaker 4: she was met with a what she described as deeply
Speaker 4: shocking sight naked guy from the waist down, his face
Speaker 4: out of the camera's frame. Not the first victim. Rebecca Ann, in,
Speaker 4: England based career coach, told The Standard by phone that
Speaker 4: when the flash shoul join in October fourteen zoom call,
Speaker 4: he kept his camera off for about a minute, but
Speaker 4: when it was turned on, he stood to the side
Speaker 4: naked from the waist down. She said he was obviously live.
Speaker 4: It wasn't a picture. He sort of wavered slightly. A
Speaker 4: Toronto based branding coach named Rose I said by phone
Speaker 4: the man exposed himself during a call. She later emailed him,
Speaker 4: calling him a disgusting pervert, to which he replied, haha,
Speaker 4: thanks exclamation point. Images from the zoom calls reviewed by
Speaker 4: the news outlet confirmed the flasher as a consistent modus operandi.
Speaker 4: Web camera angled upwards, showing a naked man from the
Speaker 4: knees to the waist standing at a forty five degree angle.
Speaker 4: Screenshot showed the man's penis well described as in the
Speaker 4: relaxed position.
Speaker 1: How hard is it? Not at all?
Speaker 4: Apparently none of the women heard his voice, saw's face.
Speaker 4: They did submit reports to the police. So he's out there.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm laughing.
Speaker 1: I just what possibly motivates someone to do that.
Speaker 6: It's like the.
Speaker 4: Flasher with the rain coade. He's naked and he goes
Speaker 4: around and he just exposes himself to people randomly. What
Speaker 4: kind of twisted, perverted pleasure could you possibly get out
Speaker 4: of that?
Speaker 1: What means fight? You know, I guess it ever happened?
Speaker 1: Just humiliate him? You know, why are you doing that?
Speaker 1: Look at you? What are you proud of that? Cover
Speaker 1: it back up?
Speaker 4: Former Missouri police officer facing accusation and he pulled over
Speaker 4: a woman during traffic stops, stole nude photos off of
Speaker 4: her cell phone, and allegedly committed similar offenses against at
Speaker 4: least seven other women. Lawsuit filed by one of the women,
Speaker 4: alleges that Julian al Kala, then an officer with the
Speaker 4: floras And Police Department, pulled over a woman and not
Speaker 4: fully identified in the court pleatings for a broken tail
Speaker 4: light on two separate occasions earlier this year. During the stops,
Speaker 4: he asked for this woman's proof of insurance. When she
Speaker 4: told him was on her cell phone, he took the
Speaker 4: phone back to his car, searched the phone for nude photos,
Speaker 4: and when he found him, he took the photos with
Speaker 4: his own cell phone and later distributed the photos to others.
Speaker 4: Lawsuit says there are at least seven other victims of
Speaker 4: similar accidents the theft of intimate phone's. While while Alcala
Speaker 4: is no longer an employee with the police department, not
Speaker 4: clear whether he was resigned or he fired, the woman's
Speaker 4: lawsuit said that al Kala obviously had engrossly violated her
Speaker 4: constitutional rights to privacy. Suit adds that while she gave
Speaker 4: al Calla her phone, she still had a legitimate expectation
Speaker 4: that the information will remain confidential while in his possession,
Speaker 4: of course, you have lawsuit would have to surmount stringent
Speaker 4: qualified immunity protections for the police department, even in cases
Speaker 4: of agreedious misconduct, according to or like all Callos alleged actions. So, unfortunately,
Speaker 4: not the first time that a police officer stolen intimate
Speaker 4: photos off of a woman's phone. Back in twenty fourteen,
Speaker 4: a group of California police officers also came under investigation
Speaker 4: for engaging in a game of stealing nude photos from
Speaker 4: arrested women's phones. Now, what's the lesson we learn on this?
Speaker 4: What's the takeaway?
Speaker 1: No, it's not.
Speaker 4: Don't get pulled over, Joe. You can have a pretext stop.
Speaker 4: I've been the victim of a pretext stop before. Don't
Speaker 4: have nude photos of yourself on your phone. That's simple,
Speaker 4: isn't it. And if you do, why do you have
Speaker 4: nude photos on you of yourself on your phone? You
Speaker 4: pull them up every once in a while just to
Speaker 4: see what you look like naked?
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 6: Thank you me?
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Speaker 4: hat I always love that segment, as scary as it
Speaker 4: quite often is. Today we'll be talking about Google tracking
Speaker 4: you every fifteen minutes even with the GPS disabled, writing
Speaker 4: stuff from Google, turning off artificial intelligence tools. And finally,
Speaker 4: China takes hacking to the next level with what's called
Speaker 4: quantum hacking. One hour from now, fast forward, Ken Blackwell
Speaker 4: returns talk about why everyone should vote No One Issue one.
Speaker 4: Maybe one of the reasons all the Hian newspapers save yes,
Speaker 4: left leaning they do or they are. And of course,
Speaker 4: going back to these supporters of Issue one, literally across
Speaker 4: the board, every left wing organization and union has backed
Speaker 4: it because of course they want to garner more power.
Speaker 4: Democrats usually are the ones that require mandatory union membership
Speaker 4: and apprentice programs and all that, which makes the cost
Speaker 4: of every blanket project government does so much more expensive.
Speaker 4: I'm for fair, open bidding, best possible people doing the
Speaker 4: job at the best price. That's just the way it
Speaker 4: should be. Competition. Let us see here seven thirty with
Speaker 4: John Lissick. The book I can't believe it's already book
Speaker 4: out about this Bulletproof The Truth bulletproof the truth about
Speaker 4: the assassination attempts on Donald Trump. Former police chief James
Speaker 4: Craig can't wait to have him back on the show
Speaker 4: eight oh five talking about sanctuary cities and public safety.
Speaker 4: What he's been up to, and how is it that
Speaker 4: the Sin Sinnt Police Department got all woke? And I
Speaker 4: imagine James Craig still has contacts within the Cincinnt Police Department,
Speaker 4: as do. I not real great morale from everything that
Speaker 4: I have heard from the little birds that tweet and
Speaker 4: whisper in my ear. And then Jeff Baker, he is
Speaker 4: running for Hamilton County Treasure. He'll be on the program
Speaker 4: at eight thirty five three seven four nine fifty five hundred,
Speaker 4: eight hundred and eighty two to three Talk FI fifty
Speaker 4: on AT and T phones.
Speaker 1: As I brought it up.
Speaker 4: Earlier in the start of the program, Hillary Clinton at
Speaker 4: Choosing accusing Donald Trump basically being a Nazi. This, this
Speaker 4: whole fascism drum beat, is this is their last gasp?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, we need to do something about Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: How about just explaining your policies, Kammally, you would just
Speaker 4: let us know what you really truly stand for. Rather
Speaker 4: than hide behind people or back pedalicon issues that you
Speaker 4: were very firm, like, for example, energy policies. She's dancing
Speaker 4: around the whole issue of banning fracking. Clem oh no, no, no,
Speaker 4: Look at that bill that I signed, and it's got advanced,
Speaker 4: you know, opens some some places for fracking. That's the
Speaker 4: only thing she can hang her hat on. Some leases
Speaker 4: will be approved, but that's it. Beyond the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 4: even if they make good on that, and there still
Speaker 4: will be environmental challenges and lawsuits to whatever leases they
Speaker 4: attempt to move forward on, like there always are. But
Speaker 4: beyond that nothing you're left to guess. So we get
Speaker 4: more of that in a second. Kim Strassel, and I
Speaker 4: recommend to read the whole thing Kamala's basket or deplorables.
Speaker 4: This really just sort of sums up the whole thing.
Speaker 4: And she was talking about this, talking to her that
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris was doing with Liz Cheney, of all people,
Speaker 4: real darling for the Republican Party, Liz Cheney. Liz Cheney
Speaker 4: use the following words to talk about Trump, because all
Speaker 4: they do is talk about Trump. They don't talk about policies. Depravity, misogyny, vicious, vitriolic, erratic, unstable,
Speaker 4: venom dangerous, cruel, and that was just Cheney over to
Speaker 4: Harris when she after she points out the two things
Speaker 4: that she believes lends credibility to her being president a prosecutor,
Speaker 4: and that she lived outside Washington, then start talking about Trump,
Speaker 4: his contempt for the Constitution, his contempt for the rule
Speaker 4: of law. Trump's unserious, unfit, exhausting, harmful, manipulable, stands for
Speaker 4: fascism to its core.
Speaker 1: Really.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, her poll numbers are dropping, and Astraussel points out
Speaker 4: there's a whole lot of folks out there that claim
Speaker 4: to still be unsocided. They know about Trump that he
Speaker 4: campaigns on what he's going to run or what he's
Speaker 4: going to do in office. Also can campaign on his
Speaker 4: prior record where no, he didn't unleash America's military, honest
Speaker 4: and declare himself King Ugh Harris nothing this, Ken points out.
Speaker 4: Undecided participants in this week's CNN town hall pleaded with
Speaker 4: her for details. She responded with the barrist to platitudes,
Speaker 4: what specific actions would you take to bridge the partisan divide?
Speaker 4: And she was as Harris, I'll be a president for
Speaker 4: all Americans with common sense and practical solutions. What one
Speaker 4: policy goal would be your priority in Congress? Her response,
Speaker 4: There's not just one, and we need to get past
Speaker 4: this era of politics and partisan politics, and I will
Speaker 4: invest in the industries of the future.
Speaker 1: Y'all clear on that.
Speaker 4: After four years of Biden, would you please differentiate your
Speaker 4: policies from Joe Biden's. Her reply, I represent a new
Speaker 4: generation with new approaches, and I bring my experience actually
Speaker 4: taking care of my mother. What Kim Strussel writes, all
Speaker 4: the space in between these nothing burgers was of course
Speaker 4: filled with casting mister Trump as the root of all evil,
Speaker 4: and she also illustrates it's the bigger problem, the portrayal
Speaker 4: of Trump as an unconscurable pick that I think it
Speaker 4: was an astute observation, maybe pissing people off. And she
Speaker 4: recounts Hillary Clinton's you know, post statement admission that her
Speaker 4: describing Trump voters as the basket of deplorables, racist, sex's, homophomic, xenophobic, islamophobic,
Speaker 4: you name it, Hillary Clinton's words, not mine. Well, it
Speaker 4: may have cost her the election because she was insulting
Speaker 4: to so many people. She tried to backpel herself out
Speaker 4: of it and actually dug herself into a deeper hole. Now,
Speaker 4: as observed by Kim Strassel, Harris hasn't been so stupid
Speaker 4: as to directly attack you. Obama did it to black men,
Speaker 4: I would argue the other day, which if you saw
Speaker 4: the reaction from many black men, they were a little
Speaker 4: pissed off at Barack Obama for lecturing them on who
Speaker 4: they are and who they are not as if they're
Speaker 4: one monolithic all thinking, viewing life the same way. And
Speaker 4: the only thing stopped them from embracing Kamala Harris is
Speaker 4: the fact that she's a woman and said, many black men, no,
Speaker 4: don't insult my intelligence. But she hasn't so far done that.
Speaker 4: But as kimberly observes, the Harris chainey which she calls tour,
Speaker 4: amounts to the same thing.
Speaker 1: Look at it this way.
Speaker 4: How else to think of someone voting for, or more
Speaker 4: to the point, thinking for voting for a toxic, unstable
Speaker 4: fascist threat to the constitutions. I mean, you know, if
Speaker 4: you're ever on the Trump side of the ledger, you
Speaker 4: hear that, and you you are insulting me, You're insulting
Speaker 4: my intelligence, and you are well lying. She observes Americans
Speaker 4: like to be treated as if they have a brain,
Speaker 4: in this case, to assume they are well aware of
Speaker 4: Trump's risks and shortcomings, and who isn't, but also understandably
Speaker 4: worried about the election or electing rather a vapid retread
Speaker 4: of Joe Biden i e.
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris.
Speaker 4: And she observes also that a campaign obsessing on what
Speaker 4: Trump did or didn't two years ago, that is a
Speaker 4: campaign failing to scratch the huge public itch for a
Speaker 4: candidate with a plan for the future. In other words,
Speaker 4: exclamation point, what the hell is she actually running on?
Speaker 4: She concludes, pointing out Harris's decline in the polls coincides
Speaker 4: with her decision around the debate time to ditch her
Speaker 4: focus on joy and the future in favor of making
Speaker 4: the race all about Donald Trump. Also coincided with a
Speaker 4: growing public and pressed demand that she offer more policy specifics.
Speaker 4: But she doesn't want to go there because that agenda,
Speaker 4: Kimberly Strassel says, it remains a supersized version of mister Biden's,
Speaker 4: which is unpopular. And isn't that what it all comes
Speaker 4: down to. We would be hearing all night and all
Speaker 4: day if what Kamala Harris ran on when she was
Speaker 4: vying to be president of the United States of America
Speaker 4: in twenty nineteen, and I do believe she is firmly
Speaker 4: wed to all of those policies, including an outright ban
Speaker 4: on fracking, electrify everything, woke everything, defund the police, sanctuary cities,
Speaker 4: open borders. She ran on all that, and now she's
Speaker 4: doing her best to be evasive at minimum or literally
Speaker 4: running away from those policies and hiding behind nothing but
Speaker 4: again Donald Trump, evil Orange Man, and it's costing her votes,
Speaker 4: that's causing her a decline in the polls. And I
Speaker 4: think we all know full well that the real Kamala
Speaker 4: Harris is still lurking behind this nothing burger that we're
Speaker 4: getting right now. And the reason it's a nothing it's
Speaker 4: not because she's in total idiot. I think she's a
Speaker 4: student enough to know though, that her policies, what she
Speaker 4: truly stands for, and what Biden has been doing for
Speaker 4: the last almost four years, are not embraced by the
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Speaker 1: David, you happy about that?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 6: Am?
Speaker 1: I also happy to.
Speaker 3: Talk to you.
Speaker 4: Five one three seven eighty two to three talk. I'm
Speaker 4: always happy to talk to Pat. Pat, welcome to the program.
Speaker 4: Any happy Friday to you.
Speaker 12: Thank you Brian and you were in my rosary this morning.
Speaker 9: Oh I'm well.
Speaker 12: I am praying for this country and these kids, the
Speaker 12: young people, because I'm maybe two, so I pray for
Speaker 12: the young ones.
Speaker 9: Brian.
Speaker 12: When I heard Maren O'Connor yesterday saying vote yes on
Speaker 12: Issue one, I've best fell off the couch. I got
Speaker 12: that read out from the library, and I mean, I'm
Speaker 12: not the smartest pencil in the room, but I have
Speaker 12: common sense. But when they are going to put people
Speaker 12: in that are not elected, there is a big problem
Speaker 12: them because I mean, I don't want Kamala Harris, that's
Speaker 12: for sure, and I mean Trump did for four years
Speaker 12: we were energy independent and lower taxes, which is going
Speaker 12: to be going out pretty soon, and our taxes are
Speaker 12: going to go up. But Maren O'Connor, I couldn't believe
Speaker 12: it because even when she came down here to talk
Speaker 12: to I don't know if she's still a judge Tracy Hunter.
Speaker 12: I mean, I thought, you know, she's trying to help,
Speaker 12: But here in that voting yes, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 12: I don't think people really understand if they can start
Speaker 12: putting people in that are not elected, then we're not
Speaker 12: going to be voting for people anymore. They'll just pick
Speaker 12: whoever they want, like they want Kamala they just elevated her.
Speaker 4: Well, it'll be slightly different than that, but of course
Speaker 4: they won't be selecting candidates, but they will be responsible
Speaker 4: for jerrymandering, and they will draw districts that are going
Speaker 4: to allocate, you know, Republicans districts that'll become then Democrat
Speaker 4: districts much more influence from the Democrat Party because they
Speaker 4: can't get what they want at the ballot box, so
Speaker 4: they're going to get it by way of trying to
Speaker 4: redistrict themselves into a more advantageous position, which is I
Speaker 4: think why every left wing outlet in the world is
Speaker 4: behind the efforts to pass Issue one and vote yes
Speaker 4: on it. I have no idea what's going through Former
Speaker 4: Supreme Court Justice Maureen O'Connor's melon don't know. I think
Speaker 4: she's wrong on the issue. I'm going no on one,
Speaker 4: and I'd much rather have a politician that I can
Speaker 4: vote out of office be responsible for the process. You
Speaker 4: can go to court and claim that it's jerrymandered illegally,
Speaker 4: as has been the case many times, and they got
Speaker 4: to go back to the table. So there's accountability built
Speaker 4: into the system already. Is it perfect? Absolutely not, But
Speaker 4: certainly do not throw out the slightly imperfect in favor
Speaker 4: of the awful and unaccountable, which is exactly what a
Speaker 4: yes on issue one would be doing. Thank you, pat
Speaker 4: help me to get that off my chest. And one
Speaker 4: more thing, I mentioned the energy situation, you know have
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris kind of hide behind the Inflation Reduction Act,
Speaker 4: which she is responsible for passing. Thank you for the
Speaker 4: Inflation Increase Act, which it actually was, but does have
Speaker 4: some provisions for new leases for fracking, But that's it.
Speaker 4: And again she's hiding behind that one thing while trying
Speaker 4: to backpedal away from her multitude of statements that she
Speaker 4: would ban thracking. You want to know what she's actually
Speaker 4: gonna do as presidents since she won't say it out
Speaker 4: loud or or speak truthfully to you. See her Climate
Speaker 4: Energy Director, Kamala Thorndike. This one's a radical environmentalist. This
Speaker 4: is part of her cabinet. Her Climate Engagement Director hand
Speaker 4: selected by Kamala Harris. So if personnel represents policy, you
Speaker 4: know exactly what you're gonna get with Kamala Harris. Previously,
Speaker 4: while working as an assistant Bernie Sanders, her goal to
Speaker 4: electrify everything You'll need to replace any machine that currently
Speaker 4: burns fossil fuels, your gas powered car, furnace, water heater, kitchen, stove,
Speaker 4: and dryer.
Speaker 1: Close quote.
Speaker 4: Back in twenty one, she tweeted about the need for
Speaker 4: political and cultural change to overcome the individualism, white supremacy
Speaker 4: and toxic, toxic patriarchy that fossil fuels coos weaponars against
Speaker 4: affordable solutions we already have for rapid decarbonization. Really yeah,
Speaker 4: that carbon capture is really affordable. It's so affordable that
Speaker 4: all the coal plants we have now they didn't shut down,
Speaker 4: they wouldn't had and adopted the technology because it's easily,
Speaker 4: readily available and affordable. Wrong, that's just one component of it.
Speaker 4: After the IRA was passed, this crazed Thorndike woman said onwards,
Speaker 4: with the clean energy revolution, down with the fossil fuel
Speaker 4: dictators and olive arts. Let's electrify everything. That's your policy.
Speaker 4: Kamala Harris can't say it out loud, and of course
Speaker 4: Kamala Thorndyke isn't running around repeating what she is on
Speaker 4: record as saying. But you and I both know Kamala
Speaker 4: Thorndyke's position has not changed, and I would argue neither
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Speaker 4: welcome back, my friend. It's always good to have you on.
Speaker 6: Always my pleasure to be here.
Speaker 4: Brian got to get this out of my system. Read
Speaker 4: a stack of stupid story this morning. Uh, cops pulling
Speaker 4: women over and then asking for their cell phones and
Speaker 4: then downloading the nudies of the women that the new
Speaker 4: that the women had stored on their cell phone, questioned Dave,
Speaker 4: under any circumstances, is it smart, prudent, or reasonable to
Speaker 4: have nudies on your of yourself on your phone.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with a note, Okay, I figured that.
Speaker 14: Whether it's whether it's for the instance you just cited,
Speaker 14: or think back now it's been almost ten years, if
Speaker 14: you're if you're sinking your photos off to the cloud? Yeah,
Speaker 14: right there to the celebrity the celebrity thing where a
Speaker 14: bunch of celebrities were exposed like this. Yeah, if you
Speaker 14: really understand that these you know, compromising photos are being
Speaker 14: sync to the cloud, and of course they had bad
Speaker 14: passwords in the MFA and then they were stolen.
Speaker 6: So yeah, it's just a bad idea. I would recommend against.
Speaker 4: It, right, and don't film yourself having sex all right?
Speaker 4: Moving on Google apparently Google's at it again, tracking us
Speaker 4: even with the GPS disabled. I know you do not
Speaker 4: like Google for a multitude of reasons, and this is
Speaker 4: yet another one.
Speaker 14: So yeah, this is another perfect example in my opinion,
Speaker 14: where I think it shows a couple of things. Right,
Speaker 14: we see privacy washing all the time where these big
Speaker 14: tech companies say one thing and do another. You know,
Speaker 14: they claim to be for privacy, they claim to want
Speaker 14: to help you protect privacy and such. And then as
Speaker 14: a reminder, when you look at companies like Google, Meta,
Speaker 14: et cetera, you are their product, not their customer. Right,
Speaker 14: They're not in most cases selling you anything. They are
Speaker 14: collecting your data when you use their either extremely low
Speaker 14: cost or free tools. So that's the first thing people
Speaker 14: need to understand is this idea of surveillance capitalism and
Speaker 14: the fact that you are their customer. Are you their
Speaker 14: product rather not their customer. And this just further illustrates that.
Speaker 14: So with their new phone, the new pixel phone, cyber
Speaker 14: News did a study on these things. They basically, you know,
Speaker 14: did some magic to try to understand what is the
Speaker 14: phone doing in the background. And I would point out
Speaker 14: whether it's the hardware and a phone, the operating system
Speaker 14: that makes the phone work, or apps on the phone.
Speaker 14: Right Google, This is not exclusive to Google. This insatiable
Speaker 14: desire to capture as much of your data as possible
Speaker 14: however they can whenever they can. But again, Google is
Speaker 14: primarily in the business of collecting your data, whether it's
Speaker 14: you using Gmail or their search insins or whatever. And
Speaker 14: in this case, cyber News took this new phone a
Speaker 14: Pixel nine pro xl, set it up with the default settings,
Speaker 14: and then basically build a proxy in between the phone
Speaker 14: and the Internet, just to see what it was doing
Speaker 14: in the background, right right, and what they found in
Speaker 14: Forbes has reported on this.
Speaker 6: In addition to their reporting.
Speaker 14: Is that every fifteen minutes, I'm going to quote this quote,
Speaker 14: every fifteen minutes, Pixel nine pro exl sends a data
Speaker 14: packet to Google. The device shares location, email address, phone number,
Speaker 14: network status, another telemetry, and then it goes on to
Speaker 14: say they found this data is being sent to various
Speaker 14: Google endpoints including device management, pology enforcement, and base grouping.
Speaker 14: So their point is if you have one of these phones. Now,
Speaker 14: this isn't to say every Android phone. Remember, other companies Samsung,
Speaker 14: for example, make hardware that Android the operating system that
Speaker 14: Google makes runs on. They're saying, this particular phone, even
Speaker 14: if you turn off the GPS, is sending data back.
Speaker 6: To Google every fifteen minutes.
Speaker 14: And you know, if you when you buy the phone,
Speaker 14: if you read the terms of service and you understand
Speaker 14: that and you agree, okay, that's acceptable, Well, who am
Speaker 14: I to complain about that?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 14: You go into it with informed consent, you make, you
Speaker 14: pays your money. It takes your chances, right. But my
Speaker 14: issue with so much of this, Brian, is the terms
Speaker 14: of service are an indecipherable jungle of legal ease and
Speaker 14: mumbo jumbo. Nobody reads it right. I mean, we all
Speaker 14: know this, and they have They have these things very
Speaker 14: deep down inside there. And does the average person buying
Speaker 14: this understand how they're being tracked?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 14: You know, you and I have talked many times before.
Speaker 14: I have an Apple phone. I'm not saying Apple is
Speaker 14: sinless or blameless in this type of thing. They are
Speaker 14: collecting your data as well, but they're generally considered more
Speaker 14: privacy and security friendly because they're selling you hardware and software.
Speaker 14: They're not making your data their primary business model. And
Speaker 14: I'm not saying there aren't apps on an Apple phone.
Speaker 14: You know, I turn off the location services on my
Speaker 14: phone until I need to use them at so you know,
Speaker 14: I'm that guy, and that would be my recommendation, despite
Speaker 14: the inconvenience of you know, the two seconds it takes
Speaker 14: to go into the settings hardly turn it on and
Speaker 14: turn it off. Yeah, I know, but these are the
Speaker 14: kind of things people tell me all the time, Brian.
Speaker 14: Why can't use MFA because it's too inconvenient? That two
Speaker 14: seconds to get the code and inerant that you know
Speaker 14: increases your likelihood by ninety nine percent per people like
Speaker 14: Microsoft and Google of not getting hacked, And that's that's
Speaker 14: a good trade off in my mind.
Speaker 6: But getting backed and getting back to this story, So I.
Speaker 14: Think we're going to see more of this, not less
Speaker 14: of this, Brian, because I think many people are starting
Speaker 14: to realize when you look at a scenario like twenty
Speaker 14: three and Me and the fact that they have genetic
Speaker 14: data about you that could potentially be used to god
Speaker 14: knows what kind of ways, you know, could you potentially
Speaker 14: if twenty three and Me goes out of business and
Speaker 14: they sell your data and who knows who they're selling
Speaker 14: it to or what their terms of service say now,
Speaker 14: I of course never used that or never would use
Speaker 14: any kind of service like that. It's not bound by
Speaker 14: Hippa to protect my data. But if they sell your
Speaker 14: genetic data, could it eventually get sold to insurance companies
Speaker 14: who don't want to ensure you, or people don't want
Speaker 14: to hire you because you might have some sort of
Speaker 14: genetic disease it's going to turn up in a few years.
Speaker 14: Could it be sold to the Chinese where they make,
Speaker 14: you know, some sort of bio weapon. Again, so I
Speaker 14: think is more company is more people wake up to
Speaker 14: the idea that perhaps less data out there about me
Speaker 14: is better. You know, they're only going to get more
Speaker 14: aggressive and do more of these privacy washing sort of
Speaker 14: approaches to collect your data. Because for the companies who
Speaker 14: rely almost entirely on your data to exist, that's all
Speaker 14: they got. So you know, I would encourage folks before
Speaker 14: you buy any hardware from Google. Oh, you may want
Speaker 14: to look into the data that it's capturing, and you know,
Speaker 14: perhaps at least choose a different phone manufacturer. No, there
Speaker 14: you go and use Android or go to Apple.
Speaker 4: I was just waiting for you to put the explanation
Speaker 4: point on it, just to stay the hell away from
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Speaker 1: Moving over to turning off AI tools, What is this
Speaker 1: all about, Dave?
Speaker 6: Yeah, so, Brian, Most of the major.
Speaker 14: Tech titans at this point have some sort of generative
Speaker 14: AI built into their platform. Generative AI is just the
Speaker 14: fancy nerds speak for tools like chat EPT where you
Speaker 14: can enter a prompt it's called prompt engineering, and it
Speaker 14: will generate some kind of content.
Speaker 6: Text, photos, whatever.
Speaker 14: Right, So, when you hear the term generative AI, we're
Speaker 14: talking about these tools where again you enter some sort
Speaker 14: of prompt telling it what you want and it generates
Speaker 14: some sort of output. Right again, Chat GPT is probably
Speaker 14: the thing that is the most well known, but Microsoft
Speaker 14: has Copilot, Meta has their own AI embedded into Facebook
Speaker 14: and what's happened so forth. So you know, all these
Speaker 14: big platforms generally have something Google has Gemini.
Speaker 6: In many cases it's embedded.
Speaker 14: Sometimes you can't really tell if what you're getting is
Speaker 14: something from the generative AI or the platform itself. And
Speaker 14: you know, there's a lot of concerns with these tools.
Speaker 14: You know, the the shine has worn off to a
Speaker 14: large extent on some of these things. You know, they're
Speaker 14: starting to get some negative press. We're hearing about the
Speaker 14: energy consumption and.
Speaker 6: The you know, have the peak. But whether whether that's true.
Speaker 14: Or not, I don't think these things are going away
Speaker 14: anytime soon. And you know, many concerns have been raised,
Speaker 14: not only about the hallucination component of these generative eye
Speaker 14: tools where they just literally make stuff up. But folks
Speaker 14: have to understand, unless you're using an isolated instance, like
Speaker 14: you've set one of these up in an environment that's
Speaker 14: not connected into the Internet, and you have control over
Speaker 14: when you enter a prompt, and if you supply information
Speaker 14: is part of that prompt, like sensitive customer data since
Speaker 14: trade secrets, anything like that, it's gone into their model
Speaker 14: and is now potentially available to other people when they
Speaker 14: enter a prompt. So you know, there are privacy and
Speaker 14: security concerns around people using these tools when they don't
Speaker 14: necessarily understand that anything they enter is feeding the model
Speaker 14: and that that is available.
Speaker 6: To other people potentially.
Speaker 14: So because of those concerns, some businesses have said, well,
Speaker 14: you can't use this stuff. Some have created policies when
Speaker 14: that's my advice. I think when people understand how to
Speaker 14: work with these tools, what they're good at, what they're
Speaker 14: not good at, you know what limitations and constraints are,
Speaker 14: they can be useful. So I'm not suggesting there's never
Speaker 14: a time where it doesn't make sense for you and
Speaker 14: your team to potentially leverage these things, but you have
Speaker 14: to understand the constraints and the concerns, and to that end,
Speaker 14: in some cases it makes sense, whether it's just you
Speaker 14: as an individual concerned about your privacy or as an
Speaker 14: organization to turn these things off. Right to say, well,
Speaker 14: you know, I want to use WhatsApp. I don't know
Speaker 14: why you would do that because it's for meta, But
Speaker 14: if you want to use these meta products, you can
Speaker 14: potentially go in and turn these AI components off. Now,
Speaker 14: of course, the problem Brian is twofold a exactly how
Speaker 14: each one of these platforms refers to these things. Where
Speaker 14: you would find the settings that might enable you to
Speaker 14: turn it off varies widely, so you know you can
Speaker 14: I guess the first takeaway is to understand you might
Speaker 14: have the option of disabling these capabilities if you're concerned
Speaker 14: about it. Then it's a matter of for your particular
Speaker 14: tool set, whether it's Copilot and Microsoft or something else.
Speaker 14: You know, where do you find the settings? And then
Speaker 14: is it even an option to turn off? Now I'm
Speaker 14: going to predict to you it will get harder and
Speaker 14: harder to turn these off for the reasons we talked
Speaker 14: about in the last segment. They want this data, they
Speaker 14: need to train these models, and that's where you know
Speaker 14: privacy washing and dark patterns come in. They make it
Speaker 14: difficult to turn the stuff off. They make it difficult
Speaker 14: to find the settings you'd go to turn it off,
Speaker 14: and it warns you are you really sure you want
Speaker 14: to do this kind of thing?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 14: That's the dark pattern angle that we see so often
Speaker 14: in these surveillance capitalism driven models. They need your data,
Speaker 14: they don't want you to turn things off, and sometimes
Speaker 14: unless they're required by law, they're going to make it
Speaker 14: really really They're not going to give you the option
Speaker 14: or they're going to make it difficult. But again the
Speaker 14: real takeaway is, depending on your platform, you may have
Speaker 14: the option of disabling these things. You should at least
Speaker 14: know that, and then if you run into concerns, you
Speaker 14: can try to determine is it possible to disable whatever
Speaker 14: particular AI is embedded in your particular tool set. So again,
Speaker 14: I think to a large extent, people are realizing, a
Speaker 14: We're not going to get wiped out anytime soon by
Speaker 14: generative AI.
Speaker 6: And I don't know what's in some lab somewhere, Brian, but.
Speaker 14: Chat GPT is not going to wipe us out any
Speaker 14: time soon. And you know, while again these tools, I
Speaker 14: prefer rock the x AI myself over chat GPT, but
Speaker 14: you know, if you have concerns, you may be able
Speaker 14: to disable it and not feed their beast with information
Speaker 14: as you're using your tools.
Speaker 4: So something because this smart to assume that everything that
Speaker 4: you're searching for and entering on Internet is being restored
Speaker 4: and retained somewhere.
Speaker 6: Yes it is.
Speaker 4: That's the bottom line. I mean, when they did police investigations,
Speaker 4: how is it that they know exactly what searches the
Speaker 4: PURP did in advance of the crime being committed. That's
Speaker 4: because I guess the information's out there for all to see.
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Speaker 4: So the Chinese are at it again.
Speaker 14: Dave, I know this is probably a shocker to you
Speaker 14: and all your listeners. Oh yeah, this is this is
Speaker 14: interesting because it gets kind of nerdy. I don't think
Speaker 14: we've really talked about quantum computing too much. Maybe people
Speaker 14: have heard that term, you know, it's a it's a
Speaker 14: field in computer science based on quantum physics and quantum mechanics.
Speaker 14: And you know, in traditional computer right, everyone, I'm sure
Speaker 14: at least has heard the concept of bits and bytes.
Speaker 6: You know, eight bits makes a bite.
Speaker 14: But at the end of the day, everything in traditional
Speaker 14: computing boils down to ones and zeros.
Speaker 6: Right, you have a bit, it's on or off, one or.
Speaker 14: Zero, and you know the computer is dealing with either
Speaker 14: two states one of two states, on or off. With
Speaker 14: quantum computing again, you get into this quantum mechanics thing,
Speaker 14: and things can be in more than one state at
Speaker 14: a given time. So for some types of applications, quantum
Speaker 14: computers can do things that traditional computers can't. You know,
Speaker 14: for certain types of mathematical problems, they can solve things
Speaker 14: and maybe minutes or hours that might take years or
Speaker 14: decades to solve using a traditional even like a supercomputer.
Speaker 14: So for a long time people have been warning that
Speaker 14: as quantum computing continues to advance, you're going to get
Speaker 14: to a place where the capabilities of these quantum computers
Speaker 14: would be such that they can crack military grade encryption
Speaker 14: like AEES two fifty six. And one of the reasons, yeah,
Speaker 14: I have no idea what that is. Yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 14: so it make make it a long story short. AES
Speaker 14: two fifty six encryption is considered essentially uncrackable by current technology. Okay,
Speaker 14: it's quote military grade. Now you can encrypt things with
Speaker 14: higher levels of encryption. And the bottom line is the
Speaker 14: longer the key is, the harder it is to crack,
Speaker 14: the longer it takes, right, because you've got more permutations
Speaker 14: you have to go through. So again, with quantum computers,
Speaker 14: the idea is that theoretically all of this goes out
Speaker 14: the window.
Speaker 6: And it's one of the reasons why.
Speaker 14: The foreign governments like the People's Republic of China are
Speaker 14: potentially stealing as much data as possible, even if it's encrypted,
Speaker 14: because eventually they'll be able to decrypt it with quantum computer.
Speaker 14: I get it, so I could steal it today, and
Speaker 14: even though I might not be able to use it today,
Speaker 14: maybe in a year or two I can crack that.
Speaker 4: It's like the theory of cryogenics. You know, there's no
Speaker 4: cure for the disease. Now freeze the guy and in
Speaker 4: one hundred years when they have a cure for it,
Speaker 4: thaw him out and apply the cure.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's a good anount.
Speaker 14: So bottom line is now NIST has been working for
Speaker 14: some time on quantum resistant encryption technologies, encryption that theoretically
Speaker 14: could not be cracked using quantum computers. And I'm a
Speaker 14: little skeptical of this headline Brian Chinese scientists report using
Speaker 14: quantum computer to hack military grade encryption. And here's why
Speaker 14: I say that. I'm not saying it's impossible. I believe
Speaker 14: as many experts, you know, people who are cryptography experts
Speaker 14: have warned, you know, we're eventually going to get to
Speaker 14: a place where these computers will be able to crack
Speaker 14: the current encryption methodologies. But if considering how important this
Speaker 14: would be, if you were able to do this in
Speaker 14: terms of stealing state secrets, military secrets, trade secrets from
Speaker 14: your enemies, would you tell anyone? Did we tell the Germans. Hey,
Speaker 14: we have the Enigma machine, and we cracked all of
Speaker 14: their encryption. We did not because we wanted to keep
Speaker 14: stealing the secrets, right, So I'm not saying they didn't
Speaker 14: do this. I just I'm a little skeptical that they
Speaker 14: would announce it if they did, because it would then
Speaker 14: potentially take away an enormous advantage or at least make
Speaker 14: you know, the American military, American companies in US government
Speaker 14: get much more serious about protecting that data so that
Speaker 14: it couldn't be stolen and then decrypted.
Speaker 1: So I don't see that.
Speaker 4: It's not like the Doomsday Machine, where it only works
Speaker 4: if you tell people.
Speaker 6: The doomsday device. I love that movie. That is one
Speaker 6: of my favorite movies of all time.
Speaker 1: I agree with you on that.
Speaker 14: Yes, absolute masterpiece. Peter Sellers should have won an Oscar
Speaker 14: for that.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you know what well played on that one.
Speaker 4: There is no question that that was an Academy Award
Speaker 4: winning performance. But then you know how much I care
Speaker 4: about the Academy.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I hear you, But I mean, I mean, who
Speaker 14: plays three characters in one movie and every one of
Speaker 14: them is just a masterpiece? But anyhow, Yeah, brilliant doctor
Speaker 14: strang and never out of time. I just got to
Speaker 14: get one plug in here, Brian fort Wright, City County
Speaker 14: little Right the city council election. Please vote for all
Speaker 14: six incumbent council members.
Speaker 4: You heard it, all six incumbent for right, all six
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Speaker 4: Ter Dave until next Friday, have a great weekend. You
Speaker 4: and the team keep up the great work you're doing.
Speaker 4: And folks, you can get in touch with Dave and
Speaker 4: the team again at in't trust dot com. Truly appreciate
Speaker 4: you sponsoring a segment, but more fundamentally, I appreciate the
Speaker 4: information you pass along to us, Dave, trying to keep
Speaker 4: us out of trouble. Even if a lot of people
Speaker 4: don't heed your advice, you can at least say I
Speaker 4: told you so. Take care, brother, take care of my
Speaker 4: friend Ken Blackwell. Off the top of the UR News
Speaker 4: vote no on one, summing up our conversation, followed by
Speaker 4: Joshlystick with the book Bulletproof the Truth about the assassination
Speaker 4: attempts on Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: That'll be at seven thirty. I'll be right back the.
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Speaker 4: A very happy Friday to you, made extra special right
Speaker 4: now because I'm happy to welcome back. You may remember
Speaker 4: him as the mayor of the City of Cincinnati. You
Speaker 4: may remember as the Ohio State treasurer, perhaps Secretary of
Speaker 4: State of Ohio. Also, you may know him as the politician, author,
Speaker 4: and conservative activist he is. You know I'm talking about
Speaker 4: Ken Blackwell, welcome back to the Morning show, my friend.
Speaker 4: Always enjoy our conversations.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Brian, Good to hear your voice, Good to
Speaker 3: be with you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, you know I where you're drawing your support
Speaker 4: is usually illustrative of who's behind something or whether or
Speaker 4: not you should vote for it. It's like the company
Speaker 4: you keep. It can be reflective of one's personality. There
Speaker 4: is not a single conservative outlet or well I know
Speaker 4: there are foreign billionaires, no conservative outlet. It's all left
Speaker 4: wing organizations, groups and more in billionaire that hands George
Speaker 4: Week's guy, who are the money behind issue Vote yes
Speaker 4: on Issue one, which is going to change the gerrymandering
Speaker 4: rules and just merely codified and hand it off to
Speaker 4: a so called independent panel of folks that is established
Speaker 4: by this alchemy process.
Speaker 1: I mean, I can refer to alchemy. You've read it.
Speaker 3: Look, this is the most non transparent initiatives that I've
Speaker 3: seen in a very long time, you know, requiring up
Speaker 3: to fifty seven extraordinary complex steps to make a new
Speaker 3: electoral map. And what gets me, Brian, is that this
Speaker 3: plan requires adding sixteen thousand, six hundred and forty three
Speaker 3: words or sixteen pages of small type to the Ohaw Constitution.
Speaker 3: Buyers feware, Oh mynd this is a paragraph like I
Speaker 3: haven't said in a long time. And you know that
Speaker 3: Chris crossed this country, actually Chris cross the globe looking
Speaker 3: at election issues, and I will tell you this is
Speaker 3: a humdinger and it must be defeated well.
Speaker 4: And it's interesting, isn't it, Ken black Well, that they're
Speaker 4: launching this effort and throwing these literally countless millions of
Speaker 4: dollars to convince people to yes on it, because oh
Speaker 4: I always now a red state. It's no longer purple,
Speaker 4: it's not blue. They need to they can't get their
Speaker 4: foot in the door in campaigning or on issues. So
Speaker 4: how they're gonna do it. They're gonna read, They're going
Speaker 4: to gerryman themselves into positions of power.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. Issue one creates an unelected, unaccountable commission to
Speaker 3: redraw the state's maps to favorite Democrats. Pure and simple,
Speaker 3: this could decide which party controls Congress, letting Democrats push
Speaker 3: their liberalalds, gender, or even impeached Donald Trump if Americans
Speaker 3: re re electing this November. Yeah, as you mentioned, this
Speaker 3: is fueled. This is funded by out of state dark
Speaker 3: money groups that are pushing this radical change in how
Speaker 3: districts are drawn in the in the in the state
Speaker 3: of Ohio, and just not only effects the US House seats,
Speaker 3: this would in fact state legislature, our Ohio state legislature seats.
Speaker 3: And so when you look at a group like this
Speaker 3: sixteen thirty fund that has already pulled more than twenty
Speaker 3: million dollars in foreign tied cash into Ohio and over
Speaker 3: six point six million for Issue one alone, you know
Speaker 3: that if in fact it walks like aug talks like
Speaker 3: a quacks like a duck, it is a doug.
Speaker 4: And I wish we didn't have the SEC staring us
Speaker 4: down our faces here kinda we could use more of
Speaker 4: a more specific terminology for that one. The National Education
Speaker 4: Association and the American Federation of Teachers. I don't know
Speaker 4: what connection they have with Ohio jerrymandering, but those two
Speaker 4: organizations throw a million and a half dollars at it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely, And before I forget it, if folks
Speaker 3: want to listeners want to know more about this, go
Speaker 3: to stop Issue one. And that's not the that's the
Speaker 3: numeral one. Stop issue one dot com. It is so
Speaker 3: important that we in fact get folks out to the polls.
Speaker 3: And so, just as in the other the presidential election,
Speaker 3: we want that folk marchin to be too big to rig.
Speaker 3: We in fact need to stop the bad initiative.
Speaker 4: Isn't there one point in the process of senior recall
Speaker 4: where basically you're just pulling names out.
Speaker 3: Of a hat, right, I'm just going to I've seen
Speaker 3: I've seen a lot of political trickery in all of
Speaker 3: my seventy six years. But let me tell you this again.
Speaker 3: This is so non transparent, so confiluted, so almost just
Speaker 3: playing stupid. But it is in fact that they are
Speaker 3: dead serious in trying to pull the world over old
Speaker 3: House voter's eyes.
Speaker 4: Well, and the other component of it. And really what
Speaker 4: offends me the most. I mean people might claim, oh, well, yeah,
Speaker 4: we can vote people out of office, but you got
Speaker 4: to wait a couple of years for that. You know,
Speaker 4: coment's always end u getting re elected anyway. Well that's
Speaker 4: a problem, it's our fault. But there is a form
Speaker 4: of accountability when you have an election. My understanding is
Speaker 4: that no citizen of the state of Ohio can contest
Speaker 4: the whatever redrawing, whatever legislative map that this committee comes
Speaker 4: out with. This zero accountability. You can't go to court,
Speaker 4: at least under the current system. Yes, they have been
Speaker 4: challenged in court. Yes, redistriction has been found to be
Speaker 4: unlawful for a number of different reasons. They go back
Speaker 4: to the drawing board and they come up with a
Speaker 4: new one and that gets challenging Courdant's either approved or not.
Speaker 4: But at least there is a form of accountability.
Speaker 1: We got nothing here, do we Yeah, we don't.
Speaker 3: And it has always been confusing to me how people
Speaker 3: actually want to take politics out of politics. There's no
Speaker 3: way that you can put together a commission and then insulated, isolated,
Speaker 3: protected from accountability and think that, you know, a group
Speaker 3: of politicians actually haven't you know, concocted this, you know,
Speaker 3: And so what we have now and you just mentioned it.
Speaker 3: You know, we have a system that voters put in
Speaker 3: place and that voters can use to hold elected officials accountable,
Speaker 3: period and they want to change it. You know, you
Speaker 3: talk about, you know, empowering the administrative state. This is
Speaker 3: that notion on steroids. Yeah, this would completely radicalize and
Speaker 3: oretically change the old how political governing model without the
Speaker 3: input of accountable citizens and elected officials. It is just
Speaker 3: plain dangerous, it is.
Speaker 1: And that's the point of it. I mean, you just
Speaker 1: summed up the reason they want it passed.
Speaker 3: It's absolutely but we have to go out and vote
Speaker 3: no on Issue one and protect our state and our
Speaker 3: elections from foreign billionaires and their liberal cronies in Columbus.
Speaker 1: Amen to that.
Speaker 4: Stop Issue one, the number one stop issue one dot com.
Speaker 4: You get all the reasons.
Speaker 3: Why.
Speaker 4: Let me ask you this, And I'm not suggesting Ken Blackwether.
Speaker 4: You can climb into her head and know what the
Speaker 4: hell she's doing. But former House Supreme Court just as
Speaker 4: Mareno O'Connor came out and said vote yes on Issue
Speaker 4: one any idea, what's going through her mind?
Speaker 3: Or is it just a I know, I just think
Speaker 3: she has a bone to pick and Marine is a friend.
Speaker 3: But on this one we are bumping age and it's
Speaker 3: just a bad.
Speaker 4: Idea, bad idea. If you need any convincing just look
Speaker 4: at the list of supporters. It's page after page after
Speaker 4: page of every left wing organization you can come up with,
Speaker 4: and then again fundamentally to the point, what does a
Speaker 4: Swiss multi billionaire who funds progressive left wing causes around
Speaker 4: the globe have to do with the state of Ohio?
Speaker 4: Why is he willing to commit twenty five million dollars
Speaker 4: to this effort? That's crazy right there.
Speaker 3: It really is. You know, commissioners appointed by judges and
Speaker 3: which have been aided and abetted by a private hiring firm,
Speaker 3: and this amendment gives the commission a constitutionally guaranteed blank
Speaker 3: check for any legal expense, without legislative oversight and no accountability. Man,
Speaker 3: this is bad.
Speaker 4: It is really bad, point after point after point after point.
Speaker 4: And plus you know, a law degree, seven years of
Speaker 4: college and a law degree plus fifty nine years of
Speaker 4: existence on the planet still don't really quite get it.
Speaker 4: As I've read through it, Ken, it is a monumental mess.
Speaker 3: Let's get out and vote no get out quote do it.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Kenneth Blackwell, speaking succinctly on the issue stop
Speaker 4: Issue one dot com. Ken, I look forward to our
Speaker 4: next conversation. You keep up the great work, my friend.
Speaker 4: I love your brother, take care, Love you too, Man
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Speaker 4: Seven twenty got KARSD Talk station. I'm very happy Friday
Speaker 4: to you. Still can't believe he's written a book already.
Speaker 4: Josh Lissick joins the program at the bottom of their
Speaker 4: bulletproof The Truth about the assassination attempts on Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: He and his co author able to put together a
Speaker 4: book on it and figure out a lot of stuff,
Speaker 4: and the I think the panel that's investigating is still
Speaker 4: waiting around for the various lettered agencies to handover documents.
Speaker 4: So I'm definitely going to pose that question mark to
Speaker 4: Josh Listick at the bottom of the hour, and u
Speaker 4: N as worthless. An organization as it is accomplishes nothing.
Speaker 4: Name is single conflict. The US is actually, you know,
Speaker 4: successfully settled. You know, I can think Bill Clinton, He's
Speaker 4: one of my biggest regrets was the genocide in Rwanda. Okay, Bill,
Speaker 4: you're upset that you didn't do something about the slaughter
Speaker 4: of hundreds of thousands of people, but neither did the UN.
Speaker 4: How effective has the UN been over the Middle East
Speaker 4: solving problems and bringing around peace? Yeah, you get it.
Speaker 4: I think really it's just the only reason we hang
Speaker 4: out there is because it's a mechanism for us to
Speaker 4: gather as secrets and engage in spy trade. It's just
Speaker 4: the whole building filled with a bunch of people spying
Speaker 4: on each other. But my issues aside with the UN.
Speaker 4: They just announced the other day if they had a
Speaker 4: report findings from reem Osawam, the UN's Rapporteur on violence
Speaker 4: against women. The reports titled violence against Women and Girls
Speaker 4: in Sports and it points out that more than six
Speaker 4: hundred athletes failed to get a medal in more than
Speaker 4: four hundred competitions in twenty nine different sports. A total
Speaker 4: of eight hundred and ninety medals didn't go to women.
Speaker 4: Why because they were competing against men who outperformed them.
Speaker 4: The report concluded, you know, the replacement of the female
Speaker 4: sports category with a mixed sex category has resulted in
Speaker 4: an increasing number of female athlet athletes losing opportunities, including medals,
Speaker 4: when competing against males. Now, I'm sure you could reach
Speaker 4: that conclusion on your own. How is it that we
Speaker 4: became so batcrap insane in this nation that we think
Speaker 4: it's okay for men to just simply say they're guys,
Speaker 4: put a skirt on, maybe, and compete against women. I
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Speaker 4: was invited to play on the women's team. I applaud
Speaker 4: all the women who stood up on behalf of women,
Speaker 4: And no, I don't care if you're transgender. What bothers
Speaker 4: me is you are a guy, and you have a
Speaker 4: biological advantage over and then period into story. Doesn't change
Speaker 4: your attitude, doesn't change your perception of yourself. Fine, you
Speaker 4: want to live your life as a woman, I don't care.
Speaker 4: This is the United States of America. You live in
Speaker 4: a country where you can actually do that. Go over
Speaker 4: ahead and try it in Middle East. See how that
Speaker 4: works out for you. So no, it's not a question
Speaker 4: of your lifestyle choice.
Speaker 6: Go ahead.
Speaker 4: That's what I love about America. I can be a
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Speaker 4: as your competitive advantage is concerned, I'm sorry, that's just
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Speaker 4: I see what you did there with the bumper music,
Speaker 4: ghost Tracker. Happy Friday, Everyday, Bryan Thomas, Please, who Welcome
Speaker 4: to the fifty five Paresse Morning Show. John List, John
Speaker 4: Josh Brother. I'm sorry, Josh, I apologize he has written
Speaker 4: and I'm amazed Josh, And congratulations for getting this book
Speaker 4: out so quickly. I think you got more information in
Speaker 4: the book bulletproof the truth about the assassination attempts on
Speaker 4: Donald Trump than the committee looking into the assassination attempts
Speaker 4: have even gotten from our own government officials. Welcome, Joshua.
Speaker 4: It's a pleasure to have you on the program this
Speaker 4: morning to talk about it. Thank you, I appreciate it.
Speaker 1: Good to be here.
Speaker 4: And how is it you were able to accumulate the
Speaker 4: information that's in the book you talk about the Thomas
Speaker 4: Matthew Crooks and from you know, I've read stories on him,
Speaker 4: and one of the pieces of information that was regularly
Speaker 4: reported about this insane so and so is that he
Speaker 4: really had virtually no social media presence at all, and
Speaker 4: they were trying to get into some foreign accounts and
Speaker 4: things of that nature. Were you able to ascertain who
Speaker 4: this guy is politically, whether he was influenced by outside
Speaker 4: sources or was it all about Donald Trump? Or is
Speaker 4: this just guy a looney looking to make a name
Speaker 4: for himself.
Speaker 1: Yes, So, the.
Speaker 15: Debriefing that President Trump had with the FBI afterwards, it
Speaker 15: was revealed to him that Thomas Patrick Brooks was quote
Speaker 15: very liberal unquote. We know that also that he was
Speaker 15: an act blue donor. A similar story with Ryan Wesley Ruth,
Speaker 15: the would be assassin there at the Trump golf course
Speaker 15: of West Palm Beach. You know, he had a Biden
Speaker 15: Harris bumper sticker. He was active in promoting the Biden
Speaker 15: Harris message. He also had used the regular phrase the
Speaker 15: refrain threat to democracy, threat to democracy, threat to democracy.
Speaker 15: And of course that just goes to show the violent
Speaker 15: extremism that the far left is riled up to engage
Speaker 15: in by the Democratic base and the Democratic leadership.
Speaker 1: Oh not acceptable, without question.
Speaker 4: I mean, there's run around talking about how Donald Trump
Speaker 4: is during the pot of division right after they get
Speaker 4: done calling him a fascist, and they really the rebirth
Speaker 4: or embodiment of Adolf Hitler. I mean, you know, it's
Speaker 4: an interesting thought question, Josh. I may throw this out
Speaker 4: there because I brought it up before. I have seen
Speaker 4: you know, movies, and you know old Twilight Zone episodes
Speaker 4: where people have an opportunity to go back in time
Speaker 4: and kill like Adolf Hitler or Stalin or some other
Speaker 4: evil actor.
Speaker 1: You know sort of that.
Speaker 4: Boy, if you could do that, would you kind of
Speaker 4: thought exercise? They're running around stating unequivocally and without hesitation
Speaker 4: that Donald Trump is the embodiment of Adolf Hitler. He
Speaker 4: is dangerous to democracy, even though we don't live in
Speaker 4: a democracy. But he's an evil fascist. He's gonna unleash
Speaker 4: the American military on us. If you really believe that,
Speaker 4: you might be inclined to bump him off for the
Speaker 4: good of humanity, right, yes.
Speaker 15: And if you are an unstable, low information voter back
Speaker 15: in twenty sixteen, there might have been a case, barely
Speaker 15: a case for that. But we've already seen the administration.
Speaker 15: This is not this is not new. This is a
Speaker 15: guy who wants lower taxes for small business owners. It's
Speaker 15: sort of basic stuff. I mean, if you go and
Speaker 15: look at rhetoric from the nineteen nineties from Democratic leadership,
Speaker 15: Trump is pretty much a nineteen nineties small business America
Speaker 15: first Democrat. When you think about it, just goes just
Speaker 15: goes to show how far left cultural Marxism has taken
Speaker 15: the Democratic Party.
Speaker 1: Isn't that the truth?
Speaker 4: Well, in the book Bulletproof the Truth about the assassinate
Speaker 4: attention on attempts on Donald Trump, you mentioned the word unstable. Now,
Speaker 4: we have learned over the course of the last four
Speaker 4: plus years that occasionally our FBI officials are those in
Speaker 4: law enforcement, will sometimes egg people on. I like to
Speaker 4: call it as a lawyer entrapment. But they'll go out
Speaker 4: and the Lord and they seem to find these unstable,
Speaker 4: you know, isolated, nair to well type folks and encourage them.
Speaker 4: It's the same type of concern our authorities will express
Speaker 4: out loud. You be aware of what your children are
Speaker 4: doing online and they might be influenced by evil actors
Speaker 4: like ISIS or something. Well, it's a little bit more
Speaker 4: hard to swallow or hard to believe that our own
Speaker 4: government may be involved in this, but we have seen
Speaker 4: that January sixth, kind of incidents have demonstrated it. Any
Speaker 4: connection that you've found in doing your research on this,
Speaker 4: My co.
Speaker 15: Author, Jack Proshobic and I we commissioned our own private
Speaker 15: investigative team, our own sort of non corrupt FBI for hire,
Speaker 15: to do the digging, and we've found the goods. It's
Speaker 15: all inside of the report that's contained inside of the
Speaker 15: Bulletproof book. And I will say this. You know how
Speaker 15: if you go into your backyard, you pull up a
Speaker 15: rock on a nice, warm summer day, Well, what happens is,
Speaker 15: in a little bit of sunlight, HiT's the hits the dirt, well,
Speaker 15: creepy colls go skittering everywhere. What we observe before, during,
Speaker 15: and after the Butler assassination tent is lots of skittering
Speaker 15: around and we dot him at all of it inside
Speaker 15: of Bulletproof. And I'll say this as well, there has
Speaker 15: been a misleading headline security failures, security failures, President of
Speaker 15: security failures on behalf of your Secret Service.
Speaker 1: Another security there.
Speaker 15: Well, we believe that to be an incorrect frame. We
Speaker 15: want to reframe the security failures as tactical successes, and
Speaker 15: we do not speculate. We don't go into a tenthoil
Speaker 15: hat thinking. We simply engage in a probability social experiment.
Speaker 15: There were a number of truly unprecedented security failures, to
Speaker 15: use their word, that happened on July thirteenth morning and afternoon,
Speaker 15: which allowed this young man walking around calmly, confidently, cocky.
Speaker 7: Evens yea.
Speaker 15: His behavior was reported by members of the attendees of
Speaker 15: the rally, and he was a bit off. They said,
Speaker 15: he's not acting like he needs to snoop or sneak.
Speaker 15: He's moving about, going about his business. When all of
Speaker 15: these securities failures are all happening simultaneously, and if any
Speaker 15: one of them hadn't happened, from their being a drone
Speaker 15: up in the air to there being a counter sniper
Speaker 15: on the roof at that time as they were supposed
Speaker 15: to be overlooking the AGR building, all these happening simultaneously
Speaker 15: the very same afternoon, A trained marksman is one hundred
Speaker 15: and forty yards away and able to take eight shots
Speaker 15: the probability of all that all happening by chance is
Speaker 15: one in one septillion. The odds of flipping a coin
Speaker 15: ninety three times in a row and it turning up
Speaker 15: heads is more likely.
Speaker 4: And you did some some artificial intelligence programming to make
Speaker 4: that determination when you were doing your research.
Speaker 3: That's correct.
Speaker 15: Yes, we didn't want to speculate ourselves, so we asked
Speaker 15: the latest greatest model from open Ai called chat GPT four.
Speaker 15: Oh allowed us to call out what, okay, what are
Speaker 15: the top security failures the botches of this, and then
Speaker 15: what is the probability? And then the analysis from chat
Speaker 15: GPT based on this not even us. And we put
Speaker 15: it right there in the book it said the staggeringly
Speaker 15: high low odds rather of all of these events occurring
Speaker 15: simultaneously by chance alone leads one to wonder if they
Speaker 15: were not in fact by chance, and that it could
Speaker 15: have been some sort of coordination between and among personalities
Speaker 15: of this. So it is, it is rather sobering. And
Speaker 15: then think about what's going on with Ryan Wesley Ruth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, I'm glad you do.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to pivot over to that one because
Speaker 4: let me frame the question and it's burning in my
Speaker 4: mind because I don't want to nunut of time and
Speaker 4: not get the question in which is Trump's schedule is
Speaker 4: all over the place. But my understanding early on in
Speaker 4: the reporting is that he was not it was not
Speaker 4: on his schedule to even be at that golf course
Speaker 4: and t off that day, that it was sort of
Speaker 4: a last minute edition or they just kept it on
Speaker 4: the l and yet he managed to set up shop
Speaker 4: on the perimeter of the golf club, what twelve plus
Speaker 4: hours in advance. That that, to me is the most
Speaker 4: troubling fact about that, that particular effort to assassinate the
Speaker 4: the former president.
Speaker 15: Yes, that's right. And it gets even more interesting when
Speaker 15: you realized that the backpacks that he had with him
Speaker 15: they had plates inside of them.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And the Blackwater Defense contractor Eric Prince described that as
Speaker 15: a battlefield sniper's nest that he most likely would have
Speaker 15: learned how to build while being a fighter in Ukraine,
Speaker 15: working with, for example, the Azov Battalion, the infamous war
Speaker 15: crime ethnic cleansing gang over there, anti Russian gang that
Speaker 15: does a lot of horrible things to civilians and happen
Speaker 15: to know what the CIA's involvement has been in training
Speaker 15: extremist scrups in Ukraine, and so we wondered, Wait a second,
Speaker 15: did the CIA directly or indirectly train Ryan Wesley Ruth
Speaker 15: to be an assassin?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: No, that would ever happen. That's not possible.
Speaker 15: That that's our government would ever do that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well, more and more people have a more, John
Speaker 4: deicedigh a skepticism when it comes to these matters and
Speaker 4: things like that have been going on for a long time.
Speaker 4: Some still speculate to see how you head in some
Speaker 4: involvement with JFK's assassination. And it has been a real Joshua,
Speaker 4: but real pleasure having you on the program. Thanks for
Speaker 4: writing the book along with Jack Pisobiac, Bulletproof The Truth
Speaker 4: about the assassination attempts on Donald Trump. You can get
Speaker 4: it all my blog page fifty five carscy dot com.
Speaker 4: Josh would put a link on there so it goes
Speaker 4: directly to where they get the book, and I hope
Speaker 4: they will buy a copy of it spread their wealth
Speaker 4: with your friends. Thanks again for the time you spill
Speaker 4: my listeners to me this morning as well.
Speaker 1: Josh. It's been a real pleasure, my pleasure.
Speaker 15: Donald Trump himself endorsed the book last night at the
Speaker 15: Las Vegas Ratley.
Speaker 1: That's right, thanks for getting that.
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Speaker 4: it was glued on. That's this guy. You sure those
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Speaker 4: we're talking about punk Christian Jones wonder for Filonius Facaild.
Speaker 4: He's accused of hitting the victim in the head with
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Speaker 4: in the remaining moments, I have you heard much about
Speaker 4: Doug Mhoff Joe, They have not. That's interesting because you know,
Speaker 4: if he was Donald Trump, he's the America's second gentleman.
Speaker 1: Doug M. Hoff.
Speaker 4: He's married to Kamala Harris, who's running for President of
Speaker 4: the United States of Americas.
Speaker 1: This would make him. I guess unlucky Joe. Okay, I'll
Speaker 1: go with that anyway.
Speaker 4: His former girlfriend, who's currently remaining anonymous but was speaking
Speaker 4: with The Daily Mail. She said that she decided to
Speaker 4: come forward with his allegations for a couple of reasons. First,
Speaker 4: because of Doug m Hoff, through a spokesperson, denied that
Speaker 4: he actually hit her. In The second, according to The
Speaker 4: Daily Mail, is his alleged hypocrisy by claiming to be
Speaker 4: a feminist in media interviews but well not really being
Speaker 4: one based upon his actions. She said, what's frightening for
Speaker 4: a woman that's been on the other end of it
Speaker 4: is watching this completely fabricated persona being portrayed. He's being
Speaker 4: held out to be the antithesis of who he actually is,
Speaker 4: and that's utterly shocking. Her first hand account backed up,
Speaker 4: and this is what makes it worthy and not just
Speaker 4: sort of some you know, Brett Kavanaugh. This girl said
Speaker 4: that way back in high school. Her claim that at
Speaker 4: the time, she actually notified two friends about what happened
Speaker 4: to her right at the time it happened to her,
Speaker 4: and then brought it up to a third friend in
Speaker 4: twenty eighteen, So it was a twenty twelve assault, and
Speaker 4: she said, I put my hand on the valet's shoulder.
Speaker 4: They're out together, him and this girl, this his girlfriend
Speaker 4: at the time. I put my hand on the valet's
Speaker 4: shoulder and I tell him I want, with my one
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Speaker 4: as possible. And as I'm talking to him, Doug m
Speaker 4: Hoff got out of wine, comes up, turns me around
Speaker 4: by my right shoulder. I'm completely caught off guard. I'm
Speaker 4: not bracing, I'm in four inch shields, wearing a full
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Speaker 4: and then paid her off to sign a non disclosure agreement.
Speaker 4: It's a quality human being we're talking about here. We're
Speaker 4: not allowed to bring private lives up into discussion, Joe.
Speaker 4: But unless they're Republican like Donald Trump. Okay, okay, I
Speaker 4: forgot the rules, all right, so we will, like the
Speaker 4: mainstream media just put that one aside. And I guess
Speaker 4: we uh don't listen to what women say when they
Speaker 4: make allegations like that. Here, I thought all this time
Speaker 4: we were supposed to be taking them seriously and at
Speaker 4: their word. Seven fifty five fifty five Kcity Talks Nation
Speaker 4: former police chief James Craig.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to have him back on the program.
Speaker 4: He's gonna be talking about life in a sanctuary city, uh,
Speaker 4: what he's been up to, and maybe a comment or
Speaker 4: two about the woke reality going on in the Cincinni
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Speaker 4: have connections in the police department that things are not
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Speaker 4: We'll see if James Craig has any insight on that.
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Speaker 4: You have some wonderful plans for the weekend. Bottom of
Speaker 4: the hour, Jeff Baker, who's running for Hamleon County Treasure,
Speaker 4: is gonna be on the program. And right now I
Speaker 4: am so pleased to welcome to the fifty five Case Mornings.
Speaker 4: It's been years and years. Welcome back former police chief
Speaker 4: of the City of Cincinnati and of course former police
Speaker 4: chief for Detroit Police Department, James Craig.
Speaker 1: Good to have you back on the program.
Speaker 9: Hey, Brian, glad to be. How's everything? Since I see
Speaker 9: it looks like your weather is it's a little warmer
Speaker 9: in Sinsity than it is here in Detroit.
Speaker 4: Right now, Justice goes. It's beautiful weather we have. We've
Speaker 4: been enjoying some really nice fall temperatures, so I'm gonna
Speaker 4: I'm enjoying a while last because you can just feel
Speaker 4: winter creeping in. How are you enjoying it's not necessarily retirement.
Speaker 4: With just before we dive into some of the issues
Speaker 4: that are plaguing America, with how things been, what he
Speaker 4: been up to this since you stepped down as chief
Speaker 4: of the Detroit Police Department.
Speaker 16: Well, as you probably know, Brian, once I retired from
Speaker 16: Detroit Police Department, I launched a bid and started a
Speaker 16: campaign runing for governor here in the great state of Michigan.
Speaker 16: And certainly that was that was the first time I've
Speaker 16: been involved in politics. But the good news was I
Speaker 16: was certainly on the Republican ticket. I was leading in
Speaker 16: the polls up until myself and several others we got
Speaker 16: taken off the ballot because some individuals put fars signatures.
Speaker 3: On our petition.
Speaker 9: All that right, it was a shame. And the good
Speaker 9: news is there's a bright light in it is that
Speaker 9: the individuals.
Speaker 16: Responsible have been prosecuted and so we're in the middle
Speaker 16: of the trial right now.
Speaker 9: So that's a good part.
Speaker 16: But unfortunately, we had a good run, a lot of
Speaker 16: momentum behind.
Speaker 9: Our candidacy, and I was just so pleased with.
Speaker 16: The response from the state of Michigan. So you know
Speaker 16: next steps not certain yet, but I'm always open.
Speaker 1: You'll live to fight another day. That's it.
Speaker 4: We'll find you out there somewhere going to run for
Speaker 4: some office, I guarantee it, and probably being up with
Speaker 4: great success you were. I mean, I obviously we had
Speaker 4: great luck with you as police chief here in the
Speaker 4: city of Cincinnati. Somebody may be out there so we
Speaker 4: know it was. But between twenty eleven and twenty thirteen
Speaker 4: you were a police chief here and crime rate was
Speaker 4: at its lowest in over a decade under your leadership.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, I love the city of Cincinnati. I
Speaker 9: speak finally as my other home, as I'd like to say.
Speaker 16: It's a beautiful place, great community, great sports.
Speaker 3: Sound.
Speaker 9: I'm still pulling for the Bengals so long as they
Speaker 9: don't play the Lions, get it.
Speaker 1: They get that. Well, you're tough on crime, you always
Speaker 1: have been. What do you make of this?
Speaker 4: So, I mean, we're going over a long period of
Speaker 4: time here from the original you know, riots and defund
Speaker 4: the police efforts of Black Lives Matter movement like but
Speaker 4: every city who has engaged in that exercise has turned
Speaker 4: its opposite direction, realizing what an utter act of stupidity
Speaker 4: to get rid of the law enforcement members and also
Speaker 4: at the same time continually disparage and degrade them and
Speaker 4: denigrate them to the point where nobody wants to be
Speaker 4: a police officer anymore.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you know, I've not seen you know, I've been
Speaker 9: seeing anything like it.
Speaker 16: You know, I've worked through the Rodney King incident out
Speaker 16: in Los Angeles.
Speaker 9: I was the sergeant at the time.
Speaker 16: I saw that unfold, and I would tell you even
Speaker 16: then the aftermath that was there was unrest in Los Angeles,
Speaker 16: but by and large.
Speaker 9: The community still supported the police. And then we fast
Speaker 9: forward to post George Floyd and the cities that burned.
Speaker 9: I mean, it was an orchestrated effort, and sadly there are.
Speaker 16: Some elected officials who turned to buy and to it.
Speaker 9: You know, you've heard the saying, this is the summer
Speaker 9: of love.
Speaker 16: And it was shameful to watch mayors, to watch police
Speaker 16: chiefs stand by and watch the police officers detegrated. In
Speaker 16: one case I think was I don't know if it
Speaker 16: was out in Washington, Seat of Washington literally.
Speaker 9: Made police officers leave the station and took over what
Speaker 9: they call it, some kind of zone.
Speaker 16: I mean, who does that and allows that and the
Speaker 16: thing I'm certainly the most proud of hearing Detroit.
Speaker 9: We were one of the major city that did not burn.
Speaker 16: Now, certainly we had protests nightly, there were efforts made
Speaker 16: by the individuals that came out, but by and large,
Speaker 16: no looting, no burning. And people know what's different about
Speaker 16: Detroit Because everybody thought, well, the first city to burn
Speaker 16: would probably be Detroit because of our history. It didn't happen.
Speaker 9: And it didn't happen because of leadership.
Speaker 16: You know, I drew a very farm line that saying
Speaker 16: that you know what, if you want to peaceful the protest,
Speaker 16: we support that, but if you're going to commit crimes,
Speaker 16: no tolerance, zero talents to that. Unfortunately, I had a
Speaker 16: mayor who supported what I was doing, unlike in some
Speaker 16: of these other cities were mayors basically, you know, these
Speaker 16: folks were entitled this, you know, this summer of love
Speaker 16: and evicting police officers from a police station.
Speaker 3: Uh, it was.
Speaker 6: It was.
Speaker 9: It was sad.
Speaker 16: And I blame because I've had a chance to talk
Speaker 16: about this on a national level with other police departments.
Speaker 16: I said, sometimes a police chief, you know, you just
Speaker 16: want to protect and serves and if your mayor who
Speaker 16: has a responsibility as well to protect and serve rejects
Speaker 16: that responsibility, then you gotta do what you got to do.
Speaker 16: And if it means getting fired, if it means that,
Speaker 16: you so be it. And it was just a sad day.
Speaker 16: And it seems like those things that happened in the
Speaker 16: summer of twenty twenty just didn't matter. I mean, this
Speaker 16: was an organized effort, and I don't think the federal
Speaker 16: government has ever really looked into who was behind it,
Speaker 16: because there were very similar aspects of these riots. You know,
Speaker 16: individuals that came from other places who came and embedded
Speaker 16: in the protest, and that was what ignited a lot
Speaker 16: of the riots. They came here to Detroit. Yes, Sir,
Speaker 16: came from far aways California, small group, but they couldn't.
Speaker 9: Get a stronghold in Detroit.
Speaker 16: And I also command the community here and so but yeah,
Speaker 16: even Grand Rapids here in Michigan, a very conservative city
Speaker 16: that you would never have thought that would have happened.
Speaker 9: And yes, what they had riots and Grand Rapets Michigan.
Speaker 4: So but not Detroit, not Detroit under leadership of Chief Craig.
Speaker 4: And I understand you. You also duked it out metaphorically
Speaker 4: with judges because they were soft on crime. You know,
Speaker 4: no bonds or owned recognizance bonds for you know, some
Speaker 4: pretty dangerous defendants who got plea agreements that didn't work,
Speaker 4: didn't amount to Jack's squad as as well, and you're outspoken.
Speaker 1: Critic on that.
Speaker 4: So, you know, this is something that's very important to
Speaker 4: the City of Cincinnati right now because we do have
Speaker 4: some very woke judges on the bench and we're in
Speaker 4: jeopardy of losing. Are very strict on our tough on
Speaker 4: crime prosecutor Hamilon County prosecuting Melissa Powers. So I always
Speaker 4: encourage people to vote for Powers, but you know, we're
Speaker 4: facing a real problem here. How did you deal with
Speaker 4: the sort of the woke liberal judges and maybe prosecutors
Speaker 4: in Detroit.
Speaker 9: Well, you know, as you point out, you know, I
Speaker 9: use my bullet pool pit.
Speaker 16: I call them out, you know, I call them out
Speaker 16: because you know, where's the accountability for the judges. Where's
Speaker 16: the accountability for the prosecutors who.
Speaker 9: Decide to not do their job. They have a responsibility
Speaker 9: as well. So I can tell you Canada, I.
Speaker 16: Probably wasn't a friend to some of the judges there
Speaker 16: were some that supported me, and you know, I was
Speaker 16: you know, people in communities look at the police first
Speaker 16: when crime goes up, and they don't look at judges,
Speaker 16: they don't look at prosecutors.
Speaker 9: They look at the police. And so I understand the
Speaker 9: accountability and.
Speaker 16: Being responsible to keep the city safe, but it's a
Speaker 16: team effort.
Speaker 7: And if you have warp judges and what prosecutes to.
Speaker 16: Decide that there will be no consequences, guess what crime
Speaker 16: is going to happen. Look at what's happening around the
Speaker 16: country now, you know the gas flighting has been going
Speaker 16: on with this open border, people that say the border is.
Speaker 9: Not open seriously. And then what about Setonel poisoning. See,
Speaker 9: I don't call it overdose, and it's a crime.
Speaker 16: These cartels bringing drugs in two hundred plus a day
Speaker 16: in our country died because it's not poisoning. And so
Speaker 16: where's a sense of urgency. And so you got politicals
Speaker 16: that stand up in gas like American public that, oh,
Speaker 16: we're doing everything we can to secure the border. Comedy show,
Speaker 16: comedy show it is.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm glad you're able to find humor, and
Speaker 4: that's sometimes the only thing that can get me through
Speaker 4: a day. I listen and I just my mouth falls
Speaker 4: open in awe of the nerve that they have to
Speaker 4: ignore the realities of the open border. You were really initiate,
Speaker 4: you had a lot of programs to cut gang membership
Speaker 4: in Detroit as police chief, what do you make I
Speaker 4: mean again, going to the open border. They have this
Speaker 4: trade Deo Aragua gang that just seems to have shown
Speaker 4: up overnight. They're taking over entire buildings with their gang activity.
Speaker 4: They have invaded multiple cities. They are an organized crime gang.
Speaker 4: It's you know, thanks to the open board.
Speaker 16: Yeah, sadly, we shouldn't be surprised. I mean the fact
Speaker 16: that Venzeuela has emptied out the prisons and they're coming
Speaker 16: to America. Where do we think they're going to come
Speaker 16: to American be boy Scott. No, They're committing bond crime
Speaker 16: and it's blatant because they know there's no consequences. Let's
Speaker 16: go to America because there's no consequences. And this is
Speaker 16: not reflect with every place in the country. Certainly there
Speaker 16: are places that do it better, have no tolerance, like
Speaker 16: in the Great State of Texas. You know, no tolerance
Speaker 16: of Florida, for example, and so it's a battle. And
Speaker 16: what's sad about this. People who are elected to serve.
Speaker 9: Who do they work for? You know, they make these broad.
Speaker 16: Statements that you know, especially when you go in the
Speaker 16: black community where they don't like the police, they don't
Speaker 16: want the police.
Speaker 9: That's not true. I don't care.
Speaker 16: I've worked in many different cities, you know, Cincinnati community,
Speaker 16: especially in vulnerable communities where crime is high.
Speaker 9: They want good, effective policing.
Speaker 16: They do City Detroit, same thing, Los Angeles, no different.
Speaker 16: They want the police. But these folks to get elected,
Speaker 16: they just who they work for, not the people. And
Speaker 16: that's the thing that we have to keep driving home
Speaker 16: what's most important, and it is really having safe and
Speaker 16: secure communities. And it's possible, but if there are no consequences.
Speaker 16: You know, I'm on national TV a lot talking about,
Speaker 16: you know, just crime in general, and I feel like
Speaker 16: I'm a broken record and who's listening. So I hope
Speaker 16: folks understand our future is at stake with the elections
Speaker 16: a couple of weeks away. Yes, sir, uh, we need
Speaker 16: to do the right thing. I believe you are right, sir.
Speaker 16: And more and more people, I think are waking up
Speaker 16: to the reality that with any if you notice, and
Speaker 16: I know you have, sir, because you pay so close,
Speaker 16: so close attention. It matters political. But it seems that
Speaker 16: Kamala Harris and many of even the Democrat senators are
Speaker 16: literally running away from what they have firmly stood for
Speaker 16: for a long time, including Kamala Harris for example, like
Speaker 16: defunding the police and funding organizations that help bail out
Speaker 16: real dangerous people from jail. So you know, we know
Speaker 16: it is a fact. So if you want a better,
Speaker 16: safer neighborhood, I think you need to vote Trump and
Speaker 16: the Republican Party. And congratulations and thanks very much former
Speaker 16: Chief Craig for being such a supporter of the Second Amendment.
Speaker 16: I know you you've gotten some criticism. But more citizens
Speaker 16: with guns mean lower crime. The word gets out in
Speaker 16: the criminal element. Oh my god, he's got a gun.
Speaker 16: He sounds like he took the quote when I was
Speaker 16: out on the cover of the NRA magazine. I said,
Speaker 16: law inviting citizens who are armed can and do make
Speaker 16: a difference and reducing volid crime.
Speaker 9: And that's a fact.
Speaker 16: Now, the one who criticized me the most said he
Speaker 16: has never heard a major city police she'd come out
Speaker 16: and make a ridiculous statement like that, and that was
Speaker 16: former President Obama.
Speaker 9: So I took the criticism as a badge of Honora.
Speaker 4: Amen, truth to power is exactly what you did with
Speaker 4: that one. I could talk to you all day. I
Speaker 4: wish you the best of luck whichever direction you end
Speaker 4: up going, James Craig, I know that you will be
Speaker 4: a success right at it, and you're always welcome to
Speaker 4: come back and visit city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 9: Oh absolutely, I love the city, Love Cincinnati.
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Speaker 4: Very happy Friday to you and in studio and I
Speaker 4: always love when folks come in studio, makes you a
Speaker 4: lot easier to have a conversation, and a conversation we
Speaker 4: will have with Jeff Baker. He is running for Hamilton
Speaker 4: County Treasurer. Sometimes not an office people paying real close
Speaker 4: attention to, particularly in a presidential year when the news
Speaker 4: is dominated by you know, Bernie Marino, Sheriff Brown, of
Speaker 4: course Trump and Harris. But we do have down ballot races,
Speaker 4: including the all important Hamilton County prosecutor race. Go please
Speaker 4: and vote for status quo here we need to keep
Speaker 4: Melissa Powers. But in studio running for Hamilton County treasure
Speaker 4: Jeff Baker. It's a pleasure to have you here, sir.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian. Appreciate the opportunity to come out and
Speaker 2: introduce myself and talk a little bit about my campaign
Speaker 2: to those who may not know who I am.
Speaker 4: Well, if you want to find out more about Jeff,
Speaker 4: just go to Facebook and type in Jeff Baker for
Speaker 4: Hamilton County treasure It'll pop right up, you'll get that.
Speaker 4: So let's let's dive into in your background qualifications for treasurer.
Speaker 4: Let me hear what you got to say about that
Speaker 4: and satisfy my listeners.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, first of all, a little bit about myself.
Speaker 2: I am in my second term as Corean Township fiscal officer.
Speaker 2: I am a Christian father of two beautiful young ladies,
Speaker 2: eight years old and thirteen years old. I'm a husband,
Speaker 2: and I have over thirty years experience in business and finance,
Speaker 2: so it kind of goes back to runs the gamut
Speaker 2: from banking to insurance. I was a small business owner
Speaker 2: for a while, and I've been involved in government here
Speaker 2: locally for about thirteen years.
Speaker 4: Fair enough, sounds got a good financial background. Well enough anyway,
Speaker 4: But let me ask you this, as Hamilton County Treasurer,
Speaker 4: you obviously running for a reason. You see something that's amiss?
Speaker 4: What do you see that needs to be transformed, changed,
Speaker 4: or otherwise made better through let's say your leader ship?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 2: Well, for first of all, the Treasurer's office currently is
Speaker 2: in dire need of professional leadership. And why I say
Speaker 2: that is, you know there there are three main characteristics
Speaker 2: of the Treasurer's office. There is obviously the proper collection
Speaker 2: of property taxes, the safe keeping of those property taxes,
Speaker 2: and the proper disbursement. So whether that disbursement is going
Speaker 2: to the local school district, or the zoo or the
Speaker 2: library or wherever it may be, you have to ensure
Speaker 2: that the correct funds are going to the proper disbursement.
Speaker 2: So I want a key on a couple of things.
Speaker 2: For first of all, I think that there's a lack
Speaker 2: of transparency in the office. I think that Hamilton County
Speaker 2: property tax owners have a right to know where the
Speaker 2: funds are sitting, where they're being what they're being invested in,
Speaker 2: and if they're properly kept safe. And it's come to
Speaker 2: my attention, well, and it's public record, but there is
Speaker 2: currently a case in Common Police Court where an employee
Speaker 2: has been indicted on felony theft charges. And you know,
Speaker 2: you can't necessarily blame the leadership for someone that's going
Speaker 2: to steal. But what I believe you can do is
Speaker 2: do a better job of having safety as in place
Speaker 2: to keep those employees from being able to steal, such
Speaker 2: as being able to run void receipts. Someone comes in
Speaker 2: and makes a cash payment for their property taxes, that
Speaker 2: person that's taking that property tax payment should not have
Speaker 2: the ability to put that cash in the drawer and
Speaker 2: later in the day run a void receipt for that
Speaker 2: transaction and pocket the money. And oh wow, that can
Speaker 2: be done under the current It can and has. Is
Speaker 2: that the allegation involved in the suit you're referring to,
Speaker 2: Oh okay, and it's actually not a lawsuit. It's actually
Speaker 2: a felony theft charge.
Speaker 1: Well stated, it's a criminal chargeres.
Speaker 2: So not only that, but I've also heard from people
Speaker 2: regarding this case that have tried to request public records
Speaker 2: and they've been ignored. You know, as a as a
Speaker 2: fiscal officer in Corry Township, I can tell you that
Speaker 2: you can't just ignore public records requests.
Speaker 7: We get a lot.
Speaker 2: I'm sure other townships do as well, but I respond
Speaker 2: probably to about five hundred public records requests a year,
Speaker 2: so I know how important it is, and I know
Speaker 2: the ramifications of not providing those.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I was just gonna say, there are I mean,
Speaker 4: there are laws on the books that obligate you to
Speaker 4: respond to public relectate records requests within a certain time
Speaker 4: parameter are there not.
Speaker 2: It's a little vague in terms of specific time, but
Speaker 2: it's within a reasonable manner, and when you're talking about
Speaker 2: the county level, that reasonable manner should be pretty quickly.
Speaker 2: You know this, this allegation happened back in February and
Speaker 2: was it reported until April, So you got to question
Speaker 2: yourself as to why it took so long for anything
Speaker 2: to be done about it. And if I could add
Speaker 2: a little bit to that, you know, the current treasure
Speaker 2: has been in office for less than four years, and
Speaker 2: I think back of the twenty or so years that
Speaker 2: the previous Treasurer was in office, Robert Garring, and I
Speaker 2: can't think of a single time that someone was indicted
Speaker 2: on filing and theft charges because it didn't happen, right,
Speaker 2: So it boils down to and again, you know, you
Speaker 2: can't blame any individual for someone else winning to steal.
Speaker 2: But what you have to do is you have to
Speaker 2: be more involved. Best practices, yes, and you have to
Speaker 2: have safety nets in place to keep them from being
Speaker 2: able to do so. And as a treasurer, I could
Speaker 2: tell you I will do that. I will make sure
Speaker 2: that you can't print, avoid receipt. I'll do that on
Speaker 2: day one.
Speaker 1: It sounds like a simple solution.
Speaker 4: Tell you what We'll pause, we take a break here,
Speaker 4: we'll continue with Jeff Baker running for Hamilton County Treasurer again.
Speaker 4: Check him out online at Jeff Baker four Hamilton County
Speaker 4: Treasurer on Facebook. Stick around right here fifty five KRC the.
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Speaker 4: Eight thirty eight at fifty five krs, The Talks Days.
Speaker 4: I hope you're having a wonderful Friday. We've got some
Speaker 4: great plans going on for the weekend too. Oh and
Speaker 4: real quick here before you get back to Jeff Baker,
Speaker 4: who is running for Hamilton County treasure My friend Maureen
Speaker 4: wanted to remind folks, and I'm certain she is accurate
Speaker 4: that the Bernie Marino Tucker Carlson event, which originally was
Speaker 4: slated to kick off at doors open at noon, kicking
Speaker 4: off at one.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: She told me the doors are actually opening at eleven
Speaker 4: and the event begins at noon. So if you're planning
Speaker 4: on going to that, you got to arrive on early.
Speaker 4: You have to RSVP and check in and all that.
Speaker 4: So I just want to let you know, put a
Speaker 4: little of that out there as valuable information so you're
Speaker 4: not late. Back to Jeff Baker, on his page at Facebook.
Speaker 4: Jeff Baker for Hamlont County Treasure Treasurer is not responsible
Speaker 4: for setting the tax rate.
Speaker 1: You just pick.
Speaker 4: You just the collector, right, That's that's right. You know,
Speaker 4: I don't want to go to bibylical references about tax collectors.
Speaker 4: But you didn't set the rate of taxes.
Speaker 1: That is true. That is true or what you won't said,
Speaker 1: or the treasure does not I should will properly say
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 2: And as Hamilton kind of treasure, I won't for those
Speaker 2: listening who think, oh I know that guy, he can
Speaker 2: help me out of my tax bill. There isn't anything
Speaker 2: that the treasure can do regarding what the taxes are
Speaker 2: assessed at. However, I feel like there is an ability
Speaker 2: for the treasure to be an advocate for those property owners.
Speaker 2: And when I say that is because it's up to
Speaker 2: the Treasure when those assessments are collected and if someone
Speaker 2: has a dispute, which a lot of people will have
Speaker 2: recently regarding the twenty twenty three assessments. When you have
Speaker 2: people who have those disputes, I think that it should
Speaker 2: be a common practice to allow them to go through
Speaker 2: the dispute process before paying that property tax and not
Speaker 2: having to just go ahead and pay it and say, okay,
Speaker 2: we'll figure it out later.
Speaker 4: It seems to be the proper order of things. Yes,
Speaker 4: there's a time of value of money in that homeowner
Speaker 4: can keep the money in his or her possession until
Speaker 4: the whole thing's adjudicated.
Speaker 6: So I like that idea.
Speaker 2: That's right, and and the the current Treasurer is telling
Speaker 2: those individuals that, you know, there's nothing I can do.
Speaker 2: You know, the state requires me to collect these in
Speaker 2: a certain and a certain time print, that that that
Speaker 2: actually is inaccurate. In fact, the assessment appeal process has
Speaker 2: set timelines as well, and those are being delayed. So
Speaker 2: if the assessment, you know, reevaluations per se, can be
Speaker 2: put off, then so can the payments. And I think
Speaker 2: that that's where the advocacy of the current treasures is
Speaker 2: falling short. And I think you have to be you
Speaker 2: have to understand, you know, when when she makes a
Speaker 2: blanket statement that oh, they're only they've only gone up
Speaker 2: ten percent, well, I don't know where that figure is
Speaker 2: coming from, because mine went up more than ten.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of people had a thirty percent bump,
Speaker 1: some even more.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's it's it's it's been extreme, and I believe
Speaker 2: there will be you know, some laws in place to
Speaker 2: limit those with at the state house level. But we
Speaker 2: can only hope, you know, we can only hope.
Speaker 4: But yeah, like no more than x percent in any
Speaker 4: given uh kind of assessment period. I mean, there has
Speaker 4: to be a limit to as long as there's limited
Speaker 4: property and a unlimited demand. You know, the loss is
Speaker 4: applying demand. The price of those homes can just going
Speaker 4: to continue to.
Speaker 2: Go up, right, That's right, And it's it, you know,
Speaker 2: from the outside looking in, I would see I can
Speaker 2: see where some people might say, well, it looks to
Speaker 2: me like it's a cash crab. Well, we'll correct it later,
Speaker 2: we'll lower them later, but in the meantime, we're going
Speaker 2: to collect a little bit of extra money. And I
Speaker 2: don't know, you know, I don't have any proof of that.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's the case or not, but
Speaker 2: that's certainly what it.
Speaker 1: What it looks like.
Speaker 4: Well, and I personally don't have any proof whatsoever that
Speaker 4: the Auditor's office has done anything untoward in terms of
Speaker 4: the valuation of the property. Sure, they got comps in
Speaker 4: the area, they know what things have sold for they're
Speaker 4: good at valuing the market and so, and it's really
Speaker 4: not like the old days where you can just make
Speaker 4: a phone call to your buddy in the auditor's office
Speaker 4: and have your taxes lowered. My dad used to take
Speaker 4: advantage of that. He's dead now, so he's not going
Speaker 4: to have to suffer any consequences. But there was cronyism
Speaker 4: back in the old days. But that's I would say
Speaker 4: that that process. I suppose he is more transparent, even
Speaker 4: though the news is really really bad for the tax.
Speaker 1: Payer, you would think.
Speaker 2: Going back to the transparency issue, though, I think if
Speaker 2: you go online to the Treasure's office, there is little
Speaker 2: to no information you can find out about what you're
Speaker 2: paying and where your money is going, or what it's
Speaker 2: being invested in, or how it's being dispersed. In fact,
Speaker 2: I would argue that the only thing that you will
Speaker 2: see is the contact address for the treasure's office and
Speaker 2: a nice picture of the current treasure. I think taxpayers
Speaker 2: deserve more than that. I think they should be able
Speaker 2: to go on line and see where those funds are
Speaker 2: being invested in, where they when they're being dispersed. And
Speaker 2: I will go a step Further, I will ensure that
Speaker 2: you don't unless it's mandatory. I will make sure that
Speaker 2: you don't have to look at a picture of me
Speaker 2: when you log on. Conine will show something else that's
Speaker 2: that's nicer looking, you know, maybe a picture of the
Speaker 2: city or something like that.
Speaker 1: I always joke I have a face for radio.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's like, hell's let's focus for a moment
Speaker 4: on this whole component of investment. Because I asked you off, Mike,
Speaker 4: I said, are these in fact investment invested? And you
Speaker 4: said yes, and of course subject to rules and regulations
Speaker 4: and whys and wherefores. But you know, much like the
Speaker 4: railroad sale resulted in the money being placed in an
Speaker 4: investment account and hopefully it makes a lot of money
Speaker 4: and interest for the city, these dollars just don't sit
Speaker 4: in a just plate plane, zero interest cash pile waiting
Speaker 4: for it to be dispersed. They're actually invested. Are you
Speaker 4: Does the Treasurer have control over who manages those funds
Speaker 4: and the investments.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, part of the part of the safe keeping
Speaker 2: aspect of the Treasure's office is making sure that the
Speaker 2: funds are safely invested, that they're not just sitting there
Speaker 2: in an account waiting to be spent that you're actually
Speaker 2: getting some return on them. But there are limits, and
Speaker 2: there are many regulations as to what you can invest
Speaker 2: those in, what type of funds you can invest those in.
Speaker 1: Okay, So.
Speaker 4: I suppose within the limits that you mentioned there, the
Speaker 4: legal limits. Okay, you can only invest in this type
Speaker 4: of you know, double A rated whatever kind of fud.
Speaker 4: Do you have control over where the money is invested
Speaker 4: within the confines of the law, sure, okay, yes you would.
Speaker 4: And investment advisors are they retained to do this or
Speaker 4: is it just the sole okay?
Speaker 2: And and and again those are those are limited to
Speaker 2: being approved through the right through the right orders. But
Speaker 2: you do have certain you know, you know, you do
Speaker 2: have certain decisions that you can make as as treasure
Speaker 2: as to what to invest those in. You just have
Speaker 2: to be careful and you're limited to some of those.
Speaker 2: But again it goes back to no one would know
Speaker 2: that because you can't find that information out currently, right.
Speaker 1: So you're running on a campaign of transparency and I
Speaker 1: supposed to a certain degree best practices at least in
Speaker 1: so far as security of the money is concerned.
Speaker 2: Right, And and being available again i've i've I've seen
Speaker 2: reports and heard from people personally. You know, when you're
Speaker 2: when you're putting yourself out there and you're running for
Speaker 2: an office and you know someone else has an objection
Speaker 2: to how that office is being run, you get contacted
Speaker 2: by people. And I've i've I've been contacted by individuals
Speaker 2: who have said, look, I've tried to reach out and
Speaker 2: speak to the treasure and they've flat up and told
Speaker 2: there's there's under no circumstances will you be able to
Speaker 2: speak with the Hamilty County treasure And I told you
Speaker 2: off air too. I know that it's it's not possible
Speaker 2: just to say, Okay, I'm just going to sit around
Speaker 2: and I'll let anybody contact me whenever they want. That's
Speaker 2: not you know, that's not that that possible either. But
Speaker 2: at the same time, I would never sit here and
Speaker 2: say can't talk, you can't contact me. I will make
Speaker 2: myself available and I will make sure that Hamilton County
Speaker 2: property tax payers have the ability to reach out to
Speaker 2: the person who's in charge of the safe keeping of
Speaker 2: those funds if they need to have a conversation. I
Speaker 2: will make myself I can. I can assure you that
Speaker 2: I will make myself available to those taxpayers.
Speaker 4: All right, And back to your point about not having
Speaker 4: to pay the tax bill while your claim for lowering
Speaker 4: the tax rate is being adjudicated. That review process, that's
Speaker 4: the review is done by the auditor's office. Correct, correct,
Speaker 4: So you would have to coordinate and play nicely with
Speaker 4: the auditor's office to accomplish your goal, because I suspect
Speaker 4: that would force the auditor to have to do a
Speaker 4: quicker review of the appeal.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a board that does that as well, and
Speaker 2: the auditor is part of that. Yes, quite honestly. The
Speaker 2: auditor and treasurer work very closely together on a daily
Speaker 2: I imagine on a daily basis, so when a cash
Speaker 2: strawers turned in each day at the Treasurer's office, that
Speaker 2: those funds are are double checked and accounted for also
Speaker 2: by the treasure or by the by the auditor's office.
Speaker 2: So they work that closely together.
Speaker 1: A lot of the.
Speaker 2: The programs that are used are are intertwined together between
Speaker 2: the treasure's office and the Auditor's office. There's I would
Speaker 2: be working very closely with the Hamlet County auditor to
Speaker 2: ensure that the money is where it's supposed to be,
Speaker 2: and it's being invested in where it's supposed to be.
Speaker 2: I just I just feel like the the Hamilton County
Speaker 2: property tax payers should be able to see that as well.
Speaker 4: Now fair enough, it's our money, we certainly should I'm
Speaker 4: a firm believer in transparency, maybe even more than some
Speaker 4: people are even comfortable with. And so before we part company,
Speaker 4: Jeff Baker again, it's Jeff Faker for Hamilton County Treasurer online.
Speaker 4: I remember one of the things Dusty wrote. He ran
Speaker 4: as a Democrat. We all know dust he's probably more
Speaker 4: conservative the most Republicans in a listening audience. But he
Speaker 4: was able to shrink the size of his office through
Speaker 4: natural attrition. He thought they were overstaffed. He didn't go
Speaker 4: around just firing everyone, but when people left, he didn't replace,
Speaker 4: So the place got smaller, but it also got more efficient.
Speaker 4: So my question to you is do you perceive the
Speaker 4: Treasure's office as having is overstaffed, like so many government
Speaker 4: offices are. Do you believe it'd be adequately staffed right
Speaker 4: now or is it something that you'd have to look
Speaker 4: under the hood once you're elected.
Speaker 2: Probably the latter statement. I think I would have to
Speaker 2: evaluate that when I'm there. It's not exactly a huge
Speaker 2: office at the moment anyway, twenty some employees, I want
Speaker 2: to say, but again, there's no organizational chart online, so
Speaker 2: you really can't find that information out well, or the
Speaker 2: budget for that matter. But that would certainly be as
Speaker 2: someone that is considered himself very fiscally conservative, that would
Speaker 2: certainly be one of the very first areas I would
Speaker 2: look at to see if there's a way to save money,
Speaker 2: because the money that you're saving in that office ultimately
Speaker 2: goes back to the taxpayers of Hamilton County exactly, and
Speaker 2: that's what your responsibility is as a treasurer.
Speaker 4: Maybe I should have established at the outset that you
Speaker 4: are fiscally responsible and that motivates you, because I just
Speaker 4: took it for granted. Eddie, how you got the Hamilton
Speaker 4: County Republican endorsement. You are on the pink slip right.
Speaker 2: I am, And I'm also endorsed by the FOP.
Speaker 4: Oh wonderful. That always is a solid endorsement here on
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Speaker 4: our law enforcement officers. Well, Jeff, I wish you all
Speaker 4: the best Rapidly approaching the election. We are, but given
Speaker 4: the seemingly more conservative shift the nation might be going
Speaker 4: through right now, got a good chance of winning. And
Speaker 4: if you do, I sure hope you do a great
Speaker 4: job as the Hamilton County treasure.
Speaker 2: I certainly appreciate it and I look forward to being
Speaker 2: a Hamilt County Treasurer.
Speaker 9: I know you do.
Speaker 4: Jeff Baker. Great having you in the studio, and thanks
Speaker 4: again for the effort on that one. Folks will have
Speaker 4: a couple of minutes left, we get back, and we
Speaker 4: will be back in just a couple of minutes.
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