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Speaker 3: Hey hit the ground running, didn't he yesterday? Very Happy
Speaker 3: Tuesday to you, Brian Thomas. Right here, Joe Strecker in
Speaker 3: there e second producer, Joe Strecker. Appreciate soundbites. Joe Strecker
Speaker 3: always putting a smile on my face with those, and
Speaker 3: a smile on my face. I want to see a
Speaker 3: rundown like we've got today for the program. What a
Speaker 3: great lineup of guests beginning at seven to five with
Speaker 3: Newahawa State rubber under Mike codyoso District thirty, which include
Speaker 3: Green Township. We're going to talk to Mike about what's
Speaker 3: on his agenda in Columbus the cat herding realm. He's
Speaker 3: one of the cats needs to be hearded. Now, I
Speaker 3: guess Mike's going to join the program at seven oh
Speaker 3: five and we'll talk about what he plans on focusing
Speaker 3: on in his role as a representative for District thirty.
Speaker 3: He's a good man, also good man Jason Wims and
Speaker 3: the Cincinnion Inquire sports writer formerly of Politics Extra. I
Speaker 3: really enjoyed him when he did Politics Extra. He was
Speaker 3: a stude observer of local politics, and while I do
Speaker 3: miss him in that role, he's a great sports writer
Speaker 3: as well. Today we get to merge his former role
Speaker 3: as a writer on local politics with his sports role.
Speaker 3: You're going to talk about the Cincinnati Bengals and the
Speaker 3: counties negotiations over the stadium lease, and things are not
Speaker 3: going swimmingly. I don't know if the Brown family plans
Speaker 3: on taking the team elsewhere. I don't know if that's
Speaker 3: even feasible or possible. I don't know if they plan
Speaker 3: on selling them Israel Bier out in the world. Is
Speaker 3: the global the efforts by the NFL to increase football
Speaker 3: more globally provide the Brown family with options. We're gonna
Speaker 3: have the London Bangles or something along those lines. But
Speaker 3: in the final analysis, you know, I always I look
Speaker 3: at these stadium things that just scratched my head. Scratch
Speaker 3: my head. Is there a field to play on? Is
Speaker 3: there a locker room to change in? Are there seats
Speaker 3: for the fans? Beyond that? What more do you need
Speaker 3: in a stadium? This keeping up of the Joneses. Reality
Speaker 3: is obviously created problems. County doesn't have money. The Brown
Speaker 3: family has an unbelievably one sided lease agreement that they
Speaker 3: were able to negotiate, almost as if we had no
Speaker 3: lawyers sitting on the side of the taxpayer table when
Speaker 3: that thing went into place, And of course it obligates
Speaker 3: taxpayers to do some stadium improvement. So Jason Williams on
Speaker 3: that topic coming up at seven and it being Tuesday
Speaker 3: eight o'clock hour, regularly scheduled inside Scoop with Bright Bart News.
Speaker 3: Today we get the political letter Bradley Jay, we'll talk
Speaker 3: about the inauguration, We'll talk about Biden's pardons, and you
Speaker 3: looking at the news this morning, there's almost equal amount
Speaker 3: of articles in chatter about the pardons that Joe Biden implemented,
Speaker 3: partoning all of his family members from their any criminal
Speaker 3: activity that might have taken place, or the executive orders
Speaker 3: Donald Trump signed yesterday like seventy rescinding seventy plus of
Speaker 3: Joe Biden's executive orders. His own executive orders. We got
Speaker 3: the border related orders. We have also partning the Jay
Speaker 3: six defendants, and I think Trump gets a freer pass
Speaker 3: over partnering all the January most all the January sixth
Speaker 3: defendants yesterday because of Joe Biden pardoning his family when
Speaker 3: none of them, well some of them had, but most
Speaker 3: of them hadn't been accused of any criminal activity. So
Speaker 3: interesting set up on that one. But a lot of
Speaker 3: people are riled up about the partning of his family members.
Speaker 3: Biden's family members, including a bunch of people on the
Speaker 3: left left wing media, is really no friend of Joe
Speaker 3: Biden anymore or his legacy. I think they all feel
Speaker 3: like they were burned by Joe Biden. So he lost
Speaker 3: mainstream media obviously a couple of months ago, several months ago,
Speaker 3: and they're just piling on them out over these broken norms,
Speaker 3: pardoning his own family. Daniel Davis deep dive. It is Tuesday.
Speaker 3: We get Daniel Davis every Tuesday at eight thirty. Trumps
Speaker 3: in charge. Now, what we're going to talk about the
Speaker 3: situation Israel, Gaza and Russia and Ukraine and what it
Speaker 3: means to have a new Secretary of State, MARCYO Marco
Speaker 3: Ruby was confirmed by the Senate unanimously. So we've got
Speaker 3: the first cabinet approval and the unanimous one. Don't expect
Speaker 3: the rest of them to go this swimmingly. But he
Speaker 3: had a few things. He's had a few things to
Speaker 3: say about China and Gaza, and uh, of course he's
Speaker 3: going to be the head and the man in charge
Speaker 3: ongoing in Russian invasion of Ukraine. He's got that on
Speaker 3: his plate now. The situation between Israel, Hamas and Gaza,
Speaker 3: that is on his plate now. But obviously the Democrats
Speaker 3: even had a positive image and view of Marco Rubio.
Speaker 3: In fact, I saw some of the quotes from the
Speaker 3: senators during the hearings last week, and they feel he's
Speaker 3: up to the task. So congratulations to Marco Rubio. So
Speaker 3: five one, three, seven nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred
Speaker 3: eighty two to three talk tun Fi fifty on AT
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Speaker 3: fifty five carcea dot com freaking me al talking to
Speaker 3: Chris Bergard, the filmmaker who made the most recent movie,
Speaker 3: The War on Truth, on the heels of several other
Speaker 3: movies that he had made. One movie got him in
Speaker 3: trouble with the the FBI. He went under an FBI
Speaker 3: investigation speaking truth to power and what he had to
Speaker 3: say by way of summarizing the January sixth events and
Speaker 3: how they unfolded and happened was frightening, and you can
Speaker 3: see it for yourself a link there fifty five krc
Speaker 3: dot com. Frightening and I think provide adequate, ample justification
Speaker 3: for Donald Trump pardoning the January sixth defendants. In the
Speaker 3: order granting or pardoning these folks captioned the caption of
Speaker 3: the executive Order granting partons and the commutations the sentences
Speaker 3: for certain offenses related to the events at or near
Speaker 3: the United States Capitol on January sixth, twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: This proclamation ends a grave national injustice that has been
Speaker 3: perpetrated upon the American people of the last four years,
Speaker 3: and begins the process of national reconciliation that says, acting
Speaker 3: pursuing to the grand of authority Article two, second two
Speaker 3: of the Constitution United States, I do hereby a commute
Speaker 3: the sentences of the following individuals convicted of offenses related
Speaker 3: to the events occurred at or near the United States
Speaker 3: Capitol January sixth, to times served, and the time served
Speaker 3: ends yesterday, and yesterday he wanted them be released immediately.
Speaker 3: And there's fifteen specifically named individuals. That's the first jay section.
Speaker 3: That's Section A, and Section B grants a full, complete,
Speaker 3: unconditional pardon to all others, all other rather individuals convicted
Speaker 3: of offenses related to the events at near the Capitol.
Speaker 3: Law January sixth, Attorney General cell administer and effectuate the
Speaker 3: immediate issues of certificates of pardon to all individuals described
Speaker 3: in Section B above, and shall ensure that all individuals
Speaker 3: convicted of offenses related to events that occurred near the
Speaker 3: United States Capitol on January sixth who are currently held
Speaker 3: in prison are released immediately, specifically stating the Bureau of
Speaker 3: Prison show immediately implement all instructions from the Department of
Speaker 3: Justice regarding this directive. And finally, I further direct the
Speaker 3: Attorney General to pursue dismissal with prejudice to the government
Speaker 3: of all pending indictments against individuals for their conduct, so
Speaker 3: that covers I think most everybody, unless there's some old
Speaker 3: lady out there that the Justice Department has yet to
Speaker 3: find and indict. Don't know what would come under the blanket.
Speaker 3: But of course, I bet you know Trump being in
Speaker 3: office now for the next four years, if they actually
Speaker 3: had the audacity to go out and find another January
Speaker 3: sixth person roaming around in the streets around the Capitol
Speaker 3: and decide to pursue criminal action against them. Trump could
Speaker 3: follow up with another, well, pardon as he did with
Speaker 3: the January sixth defendants, and they're pulling their hair out
Speaker 3: over that one. The left is in a big way.
Speaker 3: I find that kind of funny. Mis notably, Adam Shift
Speaker 3: he got a partner the other day, and yet he
Speaker 3: was complaining about the calling the j six partons obscene.
Speaker 1: Talking with Jims.
Speaker 3: Sacky over an MSNBC's Inside yesterday, she long went new
Speaker 3: question but concludes with what is going through your head
Speaker 3: right now? The topic of conversation the partnering of these
Speaker 3: fifteen hundred or so people. Schiff said, it's obscene. It's
Speaker 3: a gross, grotesque display of his new power as president
Speaker 3: to pardon these fifteen or sixteen hundred people, which I
Speaker 3: have to imagine includes people that committed violent assaults on
Speaker 3: law enforcement. Yeah, like all those Antifah and BLM folks
Speaker 3: did when they were riding in the streets. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: It certainly includes apparently one of the leaders of Proud Boys.
Speaker 3: Rather fitting sadly that among his very first acts in
Speaker 3: office is to give a pardon to a white nationalist
Speaker 3: leader like that. So hard to imagin he went on,
Speaker 3: so hard to imagine that We're sitting in the Capitol
Speaker 3: the side of that attack, and hours later, the man
Speaker 3: who incited that attack pardons people who participated in that attack.
Speaker 3: It really is a terrible way to begin, but not
Speaker 3: a surprising way to begin the new administration. Senator Adam,
Speaker 3: I have a pardon. I am free from criminal liability.
Speaker 3: Shift I'm kind of happy about getting his own pardon
Speaker 3: the other day, I must note, but wow, you know
Speaker 3: the nerve really of Biden, and I guess I have
Speaker 3: to go back to the reality that maybe Biden didn't
Speaker 3: even know what he was doing. The puppet masters who
Speaker 3: been running Joe Biden, or manipulating Joe Biden and placing
Speaker 3: orders in front of him over the last several years.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Here Joe signed. This reminds me that scene from Blazing
Speaker 3: Saddles work work, work, work, work, work, work, work work.
Speaker 3: What's the five fifteen couple of five to sixteen fifty
Speaker 3: five curiosity talxtation? Feel free to call in and you
Speaker 3: get a reaction. I did watch the entire inauguration ceremony
Speaker 3: start to finish pretty impressive, And I thought it took
Speaker 3: quevos a little out of the norm for the just
Speaker 3: sworn in president of the United States of America to
Speaker 3: just go full on wwe on Joe Biden and Tom
Speaker 3: Harris what they were sitting over his left shoulder.
Speaker 1: That I did not expect. But it is Donald.
Speaker 3: Trump, so I suppose, well, I didn't expect it. It ultimately,
Speaker 3: isn't that surprising? Stick around. I'll be right back after
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Speaker 1: Yeah, there quite a.
Speaker 3: Few standing ovations yesterday during Donald Trump's speech after he
Speaker 3: was sworn in and not standing at least for the
Speaker 3: vast majority of the time. The Democrats, of course, Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris, Bill Clinton, Hillary Clinton was there as well.
Speaker 3: Barack Obama was there, Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: George Bush was there.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I thought it interesting they didn't zoom in on
Speaker 3: those characters very much during the speech, but crowd seemed
Speaker 3: really really fired of if you didn't get a chance
Speaker 3: to watch it. I think there's some significant enthusiasm there,
Speaker 3: although not among the Democrats. His new CNN pull out,
Speaker 3: they're not feeling really good. CNN revealed most Democrats think
Speaker 3: their party is in need of major changes and that
Speaker 3: they feel pretty burned out on politics generally speaking, which
Speaker 3: I can understand. The party now facing its lowest ratings
Speaker 3: in over three decades could be for all the reasons
Speaker 3: Donald Trump won the president run the election right fifty
Speaker 3: majority of Democrats and Democrats leaning independence say the Democratic
Speaker 3: Party needs major changes or to be completely reformed. That's
Speaker 3: up from thirty four percent who said that after the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty two midterm elections. There Republicans and Republican leaders
Speaker 3: who feel the same way about the GOP down from
Speaker 3: thirty eight percent to twenty eight percent, So most of
Speaker 3: the people in the GOP don't think the party needs reform.
Speaker 3: Forty nine percent of Democratic lined adults say they expect
Speaker 3: their representatives in Congress to be even somewhat effective at
Speaker 3: fighting the GOP. Ninety percent of Republicans expect their reps
Speaker 3: to be at least somewhat effective of passing new laws
Speaker 3: that will, of course put into place Donald Trump's agenda,
Speaker 3: outlined in large part by all the executive orders Donald
Speaker 3: Trump's son. We're going to get to the details of
Speaker 3: some of those and shortly. Most adults seventy percent describe
Speaker 3: themselves as disappointed, sixty four percent frustrated with the nation's
Speaker 3: political landscape, with nearly fifty percent describing themselves as burned
Speaker 3: out anger. Forty percent say they're angry. I love this
Speaker 3: one more so among Democratic aligned women, fifty two percent
Speaker 3: of Democratic aligned women describe themselves as angry Joe is
Speaker 3: that if you had to envision in your mind the
Speaker 3: stereotypical Democrat aligned woman, what would her facial expression be
Speaker 3: or how would you describe her as looking? Wouldn't you
Speaker 3: think angry would pop into your mind immediately?
Speaker 1: Yeah? You know, you know that. Look it's the Greta Thunberg.
Speaker 3: Look. I don't think that woman has ever smiled in
Speaker 3: their life. Twenty three percent of registered voters say they're
Speaker 3: satisfied with the influenced voters have had on the political process,
Speaker 3: down from thirty eight percent last fall. Half adults say
Speaker 3: they're confident the elections reflect the will of the people.
Speaker 3: Now reflect the will of the people, Well, it's I mean,
Speaker 3: we live. It's a majority rule here. You know, you
Speaker 3: only need fifty one percent to win, right, If it's
Speaker 3: a dead heat, then the will of the people's reflected
Speaker 3: in device did right down the middle. So I think
Speaker 3: with Donald Trump handily winning the election and that amazing,
Speaker 3: amazing popular vote margin, I think, how can you argue
Speaker 3: it doesn't reflect the will of the people. Overall, thirty
Speaker 3: three percent of Americans expressly favorable view of that Democrat party,
Speaker 3: described as an all time low in CNN's pulling going
Speaker 3: all the way back to nineteen ninety two, Republicans have
Speaker 3: a thirty six percent favorable rating. If you go back
Speaker 3: to January twenty twenty one, the Democrats rating was forty
Speaker 3: nine percent and the Republican was thirty two. So up
Speaker 3: to the Republicans precipitously down for the Democrats forty three
Speaker 3: percent of GOP of line adults and I'll say they
Speaker 3: feel more a part of the Republican party versus less
Speaker 3: a part of it, while thirty two percent of Democrats
Speaker 3: say the things that say the same thing about their party.
Speaker 3: So interesting. And in terms of protesters, they didn't show
Speaker 3: out in large measure yesterday, unlike the first time Donald
Speaker 3: Trump got sworn in. Anti Trump protesters described as having
Speaker 3: a week showing. Yesterday, about three hundred attended demonstration in Washington.
Speaker 3: H I love this in spite of the overwhelming numbers,
Speaker 3: three hundred or so. One speaker speaking to the throngs,
Speaker 3: there are more of us than there are of them.
Speaker 3: We outnumber them one hundred to one. We outnumber them
Speaker 3: one thousand to one. There's those three letters WTF question
Speaker 3: mark organized by the Party for Socialism and liberation, coupled
Speaker 3: with some anti Israeli groups. Organizers estimated that this year's
Speaker 3: Women's March, rebranded as the People's March, would draw fifty
Speaker 3: thousand protesters, and reportedly a lot fewer than that showed up.
Speaker 3: First Women's March attracted more than a million people. Several
Speaker 3: protesters described as wearing red caps looking like Maga hats,
Speaker 3: but with the words make made you look alua akwar. Okay,
Speaker 3: here's another WTF question mark next to quote. After all
Speaker 3: the harm the US imperialists have caused in our countries,
Speaker 3: migrants not only deserve the right to come and stay here,
Speaker 3: but also to demand reparations for all they've damaged. What
Speaker 3: reparations for illegal immigrants? Now?
Speaker 1: Whatever?
Speaker 3: Five twenty six, answering the question about the CNN poll
Speaker 3: describing most Democrats thinking their party needs major changes. That's
Speaker 3: the kind of crowd that it draws. Local stories coming up.
Speaker 3: I prefer talking to you if you want to call
Speaker 3: in five, one, three, seven and two three talk. But
Speaker 3: we can do local stories. We've got to stack us.
Speaker 3: You've been coming up as well. I hope you can
Speaker 3: stick around.
Speaker 1: Time to shape up. It's the daily workout. French left
Speaker 1: wing protesters. They're in better shape somehow over there than
Speaker 1: they are here working out the truth. Come lock, look
Speaker 1: at how long she can plank for. So get your
Speaker 1: opinions in shape with Clay.
Speaker 4: We don't run from people even if they have moronic opinions,
Speaker 4: and fuck your limits.
Speaker 1: I'm not one to throw around my gym prowess play
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Speaker 3: Feel free to call maybe just a comment on your
Speaker 3: reaction the ceremony yesterday. The executive orders have been signed.
Speaker 3: Maybe Ei, there's a particular one you want to bring up.
Speaker 3: Got a lot of them. Boy, he was a busy
Speaker 3: you know. I was. I was hoping because we all
Speaker 3: knew he was going to sign a slow of executive
Speaker 3: orders the moment he was sworn in, or the day
Speaker 3: he was sworn in, which of course ultimately happened. Donald
Speaker 3: Trump and Donald Trump. I would have liked it for
Speaker 3: him to say after he was sworn in, all right,
Speaker 3: now move out of the way and give me a
Speaker 3: pen and head on out of the back room. Viva
Speaker 3: Ramaswamy stepping out down from the Department of Government Efficiency,
Speaker 3: which one of the executive orders dealt with yesterday, and
Speaker 3: we'll be announcing is a run for governor of the
Speaker 3: state of Ohio, according the sources familiar with Vivake Gramma
Speaker 3: Swimmy's plans, and he's expected to make a formal announcement
Speaker 3: early next week, so no longer any speculation about his
Speaker 3: political ambitions. Obviously, John Houston has been appointed to Vva
Speaker 3: Gramma Swimmy's seat, and he was widely expected he was
Speaker 3: going to do this, of course. He's a Cincinnati native
Speaker 3: born to Indian immigrants, graduated from Saint Xavier High School,
Speaker 3: earned a degree in biology from Harvard and a jd
Speaker 3: from Yale Law School. Biotech entrepreneur he is worked for
Speaker 3: a hedge fund before starting bitcoin bitcoin company Roy Event
Speaker 3: Sciences also wrote books titled Woke Inc. I had him
Speaker 3: on the program to talk about that one and a
Speaker 3: Nation of Victims. So I think he's an outstanding man
Speaker 3: and a great candidate. So fingers crossed for VVA Gramma
Speaker 3: swimming before I get to Pete's phone call real quick here.
Speaker 3: Williams Police are looking for answers regarding to an incident
Speaker 3: between a man and a child. According to police, twelve
Speaker 3: year old boy walking his dog at ten pm January
Speaker 3: nineteenth around Willow Street in South sixth Street Please said,
Speaker 3: the boy was approached by an unknown man, ended up fleeing,
Speaker 3: fleeing home and reporting the incident to his parents. Now
Speaker 3: Williamsburg Police are looking for this guy, reportedly wearing a
Speaker 3: light colored hoodie and tinted glasses, is a beard and
Speaker 3: was last seen getting into a silver slash gray small
Speaker 3: truck that left on Sixth Street heading North. If you
Speaker 3: have any information or surveillance footage from that night, please
Speaker 3: message the investigative officer on the case, jail j Jay
Speaker 3: the letter J Alexander at Williamsboroburg, Ohio dot org. Difficult
Speaker 3: getting that, Jay Alexander at Williamsburg, Ohio dot org. Creepers
Speaker 3: out on the streets. I hate hate hearing that. Let's
Speaker 3: see what Pete's got this morning. Pete, thanks for calling in.
Speaker 3: A very happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 5: Thanks Brian Hey on this preemptive pardon stuff, I was
Speaker 5: listening to podcasts and they suggested that it may not
Speaker 5: be constitutional until somebody test it. They may not mean
Speaker 5: anything there is that is correct, Nick. So you think
Speaker 5: that you think they'll test it, or you think they'll
Speaker 5: just let it all go.
Speaker 3: Well, that remains to be seen. I know I've read
Speaker 3: an op ed from the Wall Street Journal and they
Speaker 3: suggested this might be a gift. They concluded this op
Speaker 3: ed piece. He may have also he Biden may have
Speaker 3: done Donald Trump in ironic favor if Trump is wise
Speaker 3: enough to recognize it. With fewer political opponents to target,
Speaker 3: Trump may be less likely to make the mistake of
Speaker 3: pursuing revenge. There's that element to it. But on the
Speaker 3: flip side to your point is has it ever been tested?
Speaker 3: Alan Drschwitz was talking about the other this the other day.
Speaker 3: The pardon power is barred from England. It's not clear
Speaker 3: whether in England you could preemptively pardon somebody who's not
Speaker 3: being investigated, but there is a president. Of course, it
Speaker 3: was never tested, and that is President Ford did preemptively
Speaker 3: pardon President Nixon, who wasn't being charged with anything, though
Speaker 3: it was being investigated by special counsel. He could have
Speaker 3: been charged. So he concludes, I think the laws pretty
Speaker 3: clear that a president can preemptively pardon. Should he have
Speaker 3: done it, question mark, it's his prerogative. I don't think
Speaker 3: that's accurate. I think the law has not been established.
Speaker 3: No one has ever tested it, No one ever said, hey,
Speaker 3: I don't think that that preemptive pardon is even constitutional
Speaker 3: and challenged it. I don't know who'd have standing to
Speaker 3: make that argument. Maybe a prosecutor wanting to go ahead
Speaker 3: and pursue charges against one of these so called pardon
Speaker 3: family members, for example, like Joe's brother or something, and
Speaker 3: then they would wave their pardon around and maybe that
Speaker 3: would provide a vehicle to go to court and say,
Speaker 3: have someone analyze it from a constitutional perspective. But as
Speaker 3: of right now, I'd say it's an open question just
Speaker 3: because for pardon Nixon, again, it never went to court.
Speaker 3: It was never subjected to constitutional announ by any court.
Speaker 3: So keep your popcorn out. One thing is for certain, though,
Speaker 3: the investigations will continue. I've seen quite a few references
Speaker 3: and comments on that from various political figures that they
Speaker 3: can go ahead and continue to look into all this
Speaker 3: you know, money making and behind the scenes favor granting
Speaker 3: and all the money that flowed in from various foreign
Speaker 3: governments to the Biden family. They can look into that,
Speaker 3: they can get definitive answers on that bring it to
Speaker 3: our attention, And of course it will require the assistance
Speaker 3: of the pardoned because they no longer have the right
Speaker 3: to assert their Fifth Amendment right to be against self incrimination.
Speaker 3: Since they're pardoned, they don't face any criminal jeopardy or
Speaker 3: liability responsibility. So you can't hide behind the Fifth Amendment.
Speaker 3: You're going to have to answer the questions or be
Speaker 3: subject to right what would it be.
Speaker 1: Center sanctions? Contempt?
Speaker 3: Perhaps you know there are there are obligations you have
Speaker 3: when you're in front and sworn in and testifying under oath.
Speaker 3: So if you lie under oath, you can't asserit your
Speaker 3: Fifth Amendment. You got to answer the questions accurately, or
Speaker 3: you can be charged with the crime of lying to
Speaker 3: well FBI agents or Congress, et cetera. So those possibilities there.
Speaker 3: Nick in New Hampshire, Gary on the phone. Hang on, guys,
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Speaker 8: Hey, it's a wonderful day. Well, we'll see if everything
Speaker 8: comes true that Trump wants. It was a little bit
Speaker 8: of there was well, there was a little bit of
Speaker 8: a pushback last night with releasing some of the people
Speaker 8: who were immediately released at the prison. I saw that
Speaker 8: Antifa had shown up and in front of the prison
Speaker 8: along with some of the prison guards, and they only
Speaker 8: released two of the people who were released immediately, and
Speaker 8: they said that's all we're doing tonight. And there was
Speaker 8: you know, the people out in front that they're like,
Speaker 8: scrit We're going to call the US marshals, and you know,
Speaker 8: there was a big tape. He said that's all we're
Speaker 8: going to do. And he said tomorrow's another day, but
Speaker 8: that's all we're doing tonight.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, if anybody, any of those people who
Speaker 3: are not released had a lawyer on hand, they get
Speaker 3: immediate rid of habeas corpus and get them out of
Speaker 3: prison because they aren't supposed to be there anymore, given
Speaker 3: the definitive nature of Donald Trump's order ordering the release.
Speaker 3: And is it sort of is it ironic the right
Speaker 3: word Antifa, the Kings and Queens of riots and protests
Speaker 3: are protest in the January sixth rioters. I mean, it
Speaker 3: seems kind of contradictory. I guess it was.
Speaker 8: It was truly, it was truly a bizarre scene.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like you know, I'm like, what.
Speaker 1: Exactly?
Speaker 8: So it was just interesting. I saw that and I
Speaker 8: was like, I'm sure they will comply. Oh, they're like,
Speaker 8: you know, maybe release immediately. It is like buying a gun.
Speaker 8: In some states, they give you seven working days. It's
Speaker 8: smart and Luther King days. So it's actually eight days
Speaker 8: or could be ten days, you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, paperwork, paperwork, that kind of thing. Yeah, I
Speaker 3: don't know, Yeah, I don't know the realities of that.
Speaker 3: But the order does say immediate release, so I don't
Speaker 3: know how you can get around that, but I'm certain
Speaker 3: that they will be released. I have no doubt in
Speaker 3: my mind, because again it's it's it's to just cut
Speaker 3: and dried, and any lawyer could easily run into court
Speaker 3: and get a mandate from a judge, some sort of
Speaker 3: affirmative injunctive relief to get him out of prison. Brit
Speaker 3: A Habeas Corpus again comes immediately to mind. Good to
Speaker 3: hear from New Hampshire. Gary Nick, Welcome to the show
Speaker 3: and a happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Brian Counselor. I have two questions for you.
Speaker 9: Both are not exactly corporate law. They're going to rely on.
Speaker 10: Your continuing education credits.
Speaker 1: Okay, good luck with that one.
Speaker 3: It's been a long time since I practiced law, although
Speaker 3: I do keep my degree, and it didn't really practice
Speaker 3: corporate law. It was a litigation attorney, which is like
Speaker 3: jack of all trades, master of none. The only master
Speaker 3: you are when your a litigation attorney is a master
Speaker 3: of the rules of civil procedure, which is just the
Speaker 3: ins and outs of how you file cases in motion
Speaker 3: practice and trial and practice and things like that. But
Speaker 3: the subject matter varied widely over my career, so I
Speaker 3: don't consider myself an expert in any particular area of law.
Speaker 10: And how strong you can squeeze the correct wallet. Yeah,
Speaker 10: the other person I'm getting on seriously is Tom Common
Speaker 10: and then nor of home Man. Then is the arrest first?
Speaker 10: If f Tad says that we're a sanctuary city, does
Speaker 10: does that mean he arrests him? Does it mean that
Speaker 10: the city manager gets arrested because.
Speaker 9: He's telling the cops not to turn around and do
Speaker 9: what they're told by the SAIDs Or does the sheriff
Speaker 9: turn around and arrest either one of them? Because the
Speaker 9: sheriff is unique in the county.
Speaker 3: Oh, you asked an interesting question. Until they have haven't
Speaker 3: a sorry, until they up until the moment in time
Speaker 3: when they actually commit an act that interrupts ICE's operations.
Speaker 3: It's only a hypothetical question because there's no actionable conduct yet.
Speaker 10: So if ICE comes to town and we'll have to
Speaker 10: have somebody and responsible, that's the part that I can't
Speaker 10: figure out.
Speaker 3: Legally, I would think it would ever act or whatever
Speaker 3: law enforcement officer stands in the way of or commits
Speaker 3: something that would could be characterized as a violation of
Speaker 3: the law. It will be that individual, and then that
Speaker 3: individual maybe we've turned to his boss and say, well,
Speaker 3: I was ordered to do that by this particular figure,
Speaker 3: and whoever that be, the mayor or the sheriff or
Speaker 3: the chief of police, maybe they could be held accountable.
Speaker 3: It poses an interesting question for a theoretical question, but
Speaker 3: I really don't definitively know the answer. I mean, it
Speaker 3: seems to me more likely that the Trump administration would
Speaker 3: threaten the city with some sort of sanctions, you know,
Speaker 3: refuse to provide, you know, some some form of financial
Speaker 3: infusion of cash which they rely on for whatever infrastructure project,
Speaker 3: that kind of thing. If something will come back to
Speaker 3: haunt them, and whether or not they're legally responsible or
Speaker 3: be held criminally responsible, they certainly will fill the brunt
Speaker 3: of their decision in not helping out Ice with its
Speaker 3: deportation efforts. So I can't get more definitive than that.
Speaker 3: I really just honestly don't know directly. Just got to
Speaker 3: speculate on that one. We'll watch it unfold together because
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Speaker 3: thanks for holding over the brake. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good morning, Brian, Happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 11: Two questions concerning pardoning. First question, doesn't the premptive pardning
Speaker 11: by Biden of his family members and the January sixth
Speaker 11: committee imply some level of guilt? That's the first question.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, it's your subjective opinion. It doesn't mean they're guilty.
Speaker 3: But we can all draw our own conclusions based upon
Speaker 3: the evidence that we are already aware of and the
Speaker 3: fact that the Trump administration still has or actually the
Speaker 3: now Trump administration has inherited some investigations that are ongoing
Speaker 3: in which I think will continue. So but yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: it's your right to draw your own conclusions about their
Speaker 3: innocence or guilt. But it leaves it open to speculation.
Speaker 11: Okay, And his second question is if a criminal that
Speaker 11: Biden pardons goes out and murders somebody and commits other crimes,
Speaker 11: is he perpetually immuneifum.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, no, no no.
Speaker 3: The pardon only applies to acts up to the moment
Speaker 3: the signatures on the page. If they go out and
Speaker 3: commit further criminal acts, that's beyond the timeframe of the pardon,
Speaker 3: So they would be subjected to criminal reliability for anything
Speaker 3: they do on a going forward basis. So yeah, pardon
Speaker 3: only goes so far. So if they if they're involved
Speaker 3: in let's say shady or illegal financial deals, then they
Speaker 3: have been and that that would be subject to the pardon.
Speaker 3: But if they continue them on a going forward basis,
Speaker 3: those would be new crimes post pardon. Ongoing criminal activity
Speaker 3: would be new criminal activity. So only a finite amount
Speaker 3: of time these pardons cover. So if they're gonna go
Speaker 3: out and commit crimes, then they get caught and they're
Speaker 3: going to be held accountable. All right. Over to the
Speaker 3: stack is stupid. Here's one from yesterday. I didn't get
Speaker 3: to this one, Joe, and I thought i'd put it
Speaker 3: on the stack, a man now dead after using what
Speaker 3: they describe as a strong glue to in the reporting's words,
Speaker 3: seal his penis because he didn't have a condom. Why
Speaker 3: are you doing that? Let's find out together me Salmon
Speaker 3: mers Us, twenty five years old, reunited with his ex
Speaker 3: fiance for a drug fueled romp at a hotel in
Speaker 3: India when he decided to smear epoxy adhesive on his
Speaker 3: genitals to avoid getting or pregnant. What unamed police source
Speaker 3: said the pair were a drug addicts known to mix
Speaker 3: white her and epoxy together for inhalent kick. That's the
Speaker 3: words that used in the report a courding The Times
Speaker 3: of India, several witnesses said Mizra Mirza, along with his
Speaker 3: former fiance, both of them were addicted to drugs, had
Speaker 3: gone to a hotel in Japara. Since they did not
Speaker 3: have any protection, they decided to apply the adhesive to
Speaker 3: his private parts to ensure that she did not get pregnant.
Speaker 3: Friend of mister Mirza found him unconscious in the shrubs
Speaker 3: the day after he checked into the hotel, taking to
Speaker 3: the Soula Civil Hospital. Condition quickly deteriorated. Later died from
Speaker 3: multiple organ failure. Allegedly caused by the adhesive. His family
Speaker 3: reportedly claimed his ex fiancee was the one who applied
Speaker 3: the adhesive and we're calling for an inquiry into his death.
Speaker 3: Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.
Speaker 12: You know.
Speaker 3: I just wonder if someone's going to demand their awarding
Speaker 3: label on that on a going forward basis, do not
Speaker 3: apply to your genitals in substitution for.
Speaker 1: God, who can argue with that.
Speaker 3: Let's see here a Brazilian inmate whose masked attempt to
Speaker 3: break out of jail dressed as his daughter found dead
Speaker 3: in his cell after apparently having hanged himself. Accorded to
Speaker 3: Rio dejion Eira state authorities, convicted drug dealer Calvino D.
Speaker 3: Silva forty two years old serving decades long sentence when
Speaker 3: he was caught trying to break out of jail disguised
Speaker 3: as his daughter. Caught wearing what they describe as eerie
Speaker 3: plastic mask, long black wig and women's clothes, including a
Speaker 3: prop video from prison authorities shows he slowly removed his
Speaker 3: disguise went viral, of course it did. Reo prison officials
Speaker 3: said Silva had been found dead in his cell in
Speaker 3: a high security unit in the state's Bengoo Prison convex.
Speaker 3: Quote the inmate appeared to have hanged himself with a
Speaker 3: bed sheet was quote according to real prison authority in
Speaker 3: a statement. Or maybe they pulled an Epstein on him.
Speaker 3: We got a drug counselor at a New York state
Speaker 3: rehab facility selling crack cocaine on multiple occasions to undercover
Speaker 3: police agents, according to the police who arrested him. Acting on
Speaker 3: tips from public investigators began probing Alvin Lewis, fifty four,
Speaker 3: and subsequently identified him as an narcotics and dangerous drug
Speaker 3: dealer operating in Dutchess County. On multiple occasions, Lewis sold
Speaker 3: crack to agents with the local Prosecutor's Drug Task Force.
Speaker 3: While conducting surveillance of Lewis, police determined that he worked
Speaker 3: overnight hours as a counselor at arms acres and inpatient
Speaker 3: rehab clinic. Lewis busted while driving a few miles from
Speaker 3: his residence. Subsequent searches of his home and vehicles yielded
Speaker 3: crack cocaine package for ready for sale. Being held without bail,
Speaker 3: expected to face additional charges. Idiots doing idiot things because
Speaker 3: they're idiots. Yes, let me get one more in here,
Speaker 3: claiming he was intimidated by a pro Trump political sign
Speaker 3: in flagged and flag attached to his next door neighbors fence.
Speaker 3: A Florida man toward the Adams down and threw them
Speaker 3: into adjacent lake. Police accuse Lee Jonathan Farber fifty five,
Speaker 3: of forcibly ripping the sign and flag from a wooden fence.
Speaker 3: He reportedly did not like the pro Trump political signs
Speaker 3: and had been screwed to the sixty seven year old
Speaker 3: Leon Pierce's white picket fence. Pierce, registered Republican, told the
Speaker 3: News that he had affixed the rotating collection of spray
Speaker 3: painted signs to his fence with pro Trump and anti
Speaker 3: Joe Biden messages. One sign in the lake quote eight
Speaker 3: days to go and blank you Joe, although the word
Speaker 3: blank is not there. The flag was a Trump twenty
Speaker 3: twenty four f your Feelings flag.
Speaker 1: There's no flag for us.
Speaker 3: Well, in this case, there actually was five point fifty
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Speaker 3: He talk team, You've got a reaction. Yesterday's the inauguration,
Speaker 3: the executive orders, the last minute pidon pardons from Joe
Speaker 3: Biden real quick. I'll addressed that just the moment, because
Speaker 3: we had a call in the last hour. What conclusions
Speaker 3: can you draw from that? I guess it depends on
Speaker 3: whose auctions being Gord. But very briefly, one hour from
Speaker 3: now news State Representative Mike Odeo. So he's representing District thirty,
Speaker 3: which includes Green Township. For the most part, we're gonna
Speaker 3: find out what's on the agenda in Columbus and what
Speaker 3: will he be focusing on. Congratulations Mike on the win.
Speaker 3: And I know Mike can interact with him quite a
Speaker 3: bit over the years.
Speaker 1: Good Man.
Speaker 3: I think he's a solid guy. Congratulations for electing him.
Speaker 3: Jason Williams, sports writer for the Cincinnion Quirre, formerly Politics
Speaker 3: Extra writer, So we're going to combine his former local
Speaker 3: political reporting with his sports writing. We're gonna talk about
Speaker 3: the sort of breakdown in the stadium lease negotiations between
Speaker 3: the county and the Brown family. Things not apparently going swimmingly.
Speaker 3: Jason Williams at seven thirty two hours from now the
Speaker 3: Insightscoop with Bright Barton News political letitor Bradley Jay joins
Speaker 3: a program to talk about the inauguration and Biden's pardons
Speaker 3: and Daniel Davis deep dive now that Trump is in charge,
Speaker 3: what happens in between Israel and Gaza and the Russia
Speaker 3: and Ukraine situation. So I know Donald Trump's really wants
Speaker 3: to get that resolved. It's going to require some major
Speaker 3: concessions from Ukraine, I do believe. And we have asked
Speaker 3: the expert Odor Exit celebrating twenty five years in business.
Speaker 3: So that will wrap up the show as far as guests,
Speaker 3: and again five three seven, four nine fifty two three
Speaker 3: talk before we get to some of the executive orders
Speaker 3: from Trump yesterday. Call her in the last hour. Well,
Speaker 3: it does do pardons of Biden's family members and Fauci
Speaker 3: and Mark Milly, et cetera. Adam Schiff notable. Does that
Speaker 3: mean that they committed crimes? Well, you're free to draw
Speaker 3: your own conclusions, it doesn't mean that preemptive pardons. It's
Speaker 3: for anything, any crimes they committed or may have committed,
Speaker 3: but also if they didn't commit any crimes. It really
Speaker 3: is just a matter of saying, there's, well, there's not
Speaker 3: going to be any jail time if someone uncovers a
Speaker 3: crime for this period of time. But what conclusions can
Speaker 3: you draw from it? Well, if you asked Adam Shift,
Speaker 3: who was specifically asked this while by MSNBC's Joy Reid
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty, who said, have you ever heard of
Speaker 3: somebody getting a preemptive parton who was innocent of all crime?
Speaker 3: Who's just an innocent person? You ever heard of that?
Speaker 3: Just somebody getting blank and pardon and they're an innocent person?
Speaker 3: Adam Shift quote, No, it's the president's own family. It's
Speaker 3: people that have been covering up for the president in
Speaker 3: addition to his own family.
Speaker 1: Hmmm.
Speaker 3: When asked by Wolf Blitzer Layer in the program, if
Speaker 3: the pardons, accepting the partons would be viewed as an
Speaker 3: admission of guilt. Oh, and parenthetically, you don't have the
Speaker 3: right to turn down a pardon. I've read one legal
Speaker 3: scholar who said it's the president's I'm going have to
Speaker 3: pardon someone.
Speaker 1: It's done.
Speaker 3: Once the pen has hit the paper and the signatures there,
Speaker 3: you don't have any say in the matter. You can
Speaker 3: say I don't want it, I rejected, but that won't
Speaker 3: have any impact because well, you've been pardoned. But anyway,
Speaker 3: will Fulitzer, if accepting the pardons would be viewed as
Speaker 3: an admission of guilt. Jack back to Adam Shift, quote,
Speaker 3: I certainly would view it that way. I think millions
Speaker 3: of Americans woud view it that way. If there was
Speaker 3: no belief in criminality, why would you Why would he
Speaker 3: think a pardon was necessary? Okay, so you can put
Speaker 3: Adam Shift in the probably guilty of a crime category
Speaker 3: since he too got a pardon. Andrew Weisman, former federal prosecutor,
Speaker 3: said it's pretty much the same thing. Talking with Brian
Speaker 3: Williams over an MSNBC, Is there an innocent explanation for
Speaker 3: someone to seek a preemptive pardon for his family members?
Speaker 3: Why would you do that if you knew you were
Speaker 3: innocent and just worried about outside forces? Quote. The answer
Speaker 3: is the answer to that is going to be no.
Speaker 3: If you haven't done anything wrong, you sit there and go, wow,
Speaker 3: what do you need a preemptive pardon for fast forward?
Speaker 1: Today?
Speaker 3: Ask godham Shift the same question. I'm sure he would say,
Speaker 3: that doesn't mean anything. I didn't do anything wrong and
Speaker 3: I can't do anything about it. Did Joe Biden? Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: you gotta get swifty.
Speaker 1: You got to get shwifty in here. It's time to
Speaker 1: get shwifted. Can you play the unedited version of that, Joe?
Speaker 3: No, maybe in the five o'clock hours someday. Taking me
Speaker 3: back on that one, my friend. So again, it depends
Speaker 3: on what moment in time when you're asking that question,
Speaker 3: what conclusions you can draw. Trump's immigration plans include ending
Speaker 3: birthright citizenship. These are some of the executive orders went
Speaker 3: through yesterday, declaring a national emergency of the southern border,
Speaker 3: ending asylum by speeding up deportations, and the app that
Speaker 3: was previously used up until yesterday to well enter the
Speaker 3: country without crossing the border, it's been shut down CBP,
Speaker 3: one app that allowed nearly one million people to enter
Speaker 3: our country so called legally with eligibility to work by
Speaker 3: applying from your home country without having to make the
Speaker 3: perilous journey through Mexico into the United States. Across the
Speaker 3: border illegally that app was shut down. Notice on the
Speaker 3: website the Customs and Border Protection said the app is
Speaker 3: no longer available, can't schedule appointments anymore, and also that
Speaker 3: existing appointments have been canceled. Of course, the ACLU has
Speaker 3: already filed a lawsuit relating to that, and as one
Speaker 3: would expect them to do, he I gave this Defense
Speaker 3: secretary ten days to provide a plan for the US
Speaker 3: troops to help seal the border. Trump rescinded seventy eight
Speaker 3: Biden era executive actions and signed other orders as thousands
Speaker 3: of supporters cheered on in the room. I thing it
Speaker 3: was interesting he did it in public. Of course, some
Speaker 3: will be facing legal challenges. As I mentioned, immigration rights
Speaker 3: group including thea ACOU sued the Trump administration at right
Speaker 3: after he signed the order. They had a complaint prepared
Speaker 3: and ready to go. I remembered doing. That's kind of
Speaker 3: a common practice because when I was practicing litigation in Chicago,
Speaker 3: we were trying to negotiate a resolution and the venue
Speaker 3: of the lawsuit was going to be critically important. So
Speaker 3: it's first to file. So whoever gets into court first
Speaker 3: and files a complaint first, that can often well determine
Speaker 3: the venue of the action. So we had a complaint
Speaker 3: in hand fully drafted, ready to go, and the moment
Speaker 3: we saw that the negotiations were going to go know where,
Speaker 3: a phone call was made and one of the clerks
Speaker 3: was there at the courthouse and filed the complaint immediately.
Speaker 3: So we outgunned them on that one. They were so
Speaker 3: angry about that anyway. Trump also revived the policy to
Speaker 3: Remain in Mexico, policy that requires migrants seeking asylum of
Speaker 3: the Southern Boarder to stay in northern Mexico borders cities.
Speaker 3: Apparently Mexico's that you're going to need to agree to
Speaker 3: take the migrants. Although if you don't let them in
Speaker 3: our country, they're on the other side of the border.
Speaker 3: Aren't they already in Mexico ergo If we don't let
Speaker 3: them in, aren't they stuck there? Mexico gets to decide
Speaker 3: what they want to do with them. Maybe deport them
Speaker 3: to their country of origin. I don't know, but that's
Speaker 3: Mexico's problem. He called for resuming construction of the border wall,
Speaker 3: designated cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, and stopped the refugee
Speaker 3: resettlements for four months. Apparently legal pathways the Biden administration
Speaker 3: created for migrants who would otherwise have crossed the illegally ended.
Speaker 3: That'd be the CDP app I just mentioned. Trump signed
Speaker 3: an order to withdraw from the Paris Climbing Accord. Also
Speaker 3: pulled us out of the World Health Organization. Trump a
Speaker 3: little angry that we were paying five hundred million dollars
Speaker 3: annually to the World Health Organization in a country of
Speaker 3: three hundred and twenty five million people, when the Chinese
Speaker 3: were with one point four billion people were only paying
Speaker 3: in thirty nine million dollars a year or something to
Speaker 3: that effect. Opsided it was, so we're out of that.
Speaker 3: He instructed the Attorney General not to enforce a US
Speaker 3: ban on social media app TikTok. That ban, that reprieve
Speaker 3: is seventy five days long, so we'll see if someone
Speaker 3: is interested in purchasing it. I still say he didn't
Speaker 3: have the right to do that because according to all
Speaker 3: the reporting on it, there is no waiting in the
Speaker 3: wings trying to get the details sewed up between a
Speaker 3: purchaser and the current owner of TikTok, which ultimately is
Speaker 3: the Chinese Communist Party. He signed orders and various memorandum
Speaker 3: to cut regulations around energy production and hopefully to reduce inflation,
Speaker 3: eliminating former President Joe Biden's climate regulations regarding electric vehicle productions,
Speaker 3: those pesky cafe standards. You heard him yesterday if you're
Speaker 3: watching the speech after he was sworn in this and
Speaker 3: he's all about choice. If you want to buy an
Speaker 3: internal combustion engine, knock yourself out. We are not going
Speaker 3: to force electric vehicles on you, which is a good thing.
Speaker 3: Trump directed federal agencies to evaluate trade policies and economic
Speaker 3: relationship with China and North American neighbors, directing federal agencies
Speaker 3: to alleviate persistent US trade deferences and confront what he
Speaker 3: calls an unfair trade and currency policies by other nations.
Speaker 3: He's focused on China, Canada, Mexico, directing those agencies to
Speaker 3: assess compliance with US Mexican Canadian Agreement and the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty trade deal with China. So compliance. I'm not sure
Speaker 3: about tariffs, no mention, and he did not sign any
Speaker 3: laws into or executive orders regarding tariffs. In an order
Speaker 3: ending DEI diversity equity inclusion programs, Trump ordered the Office
Speaker 3: of Management and Budget and Office Personnel Management to help
Speaker 3: agencies eliminate any programs that hire or promote people based
Speaker 3: upon characteristics like race or disability status. In his address,
Speaker 3: Trump said specifically, we will forge a society that is
Speaker 3: colorbind and merit based content of character, not color of Another.
Speaker 3: Order ended federal recognition of people's expressed gender ID identity,
Speaker 3: recognizing biological sex as defined by well, their reproductive's organs,
Speaker 3: and their I suppose chromosomal reality at birth. That would
Speaker 3: require government issue documents like passports and visas to identify
Speaker 3: sex rather than expressed gender. You will also direct agencies
Speaker 3: to ensure places, including prisons and migrant shelters, separate people
Speaker 3: by biological express sex, not express gender. Trump alsos signed
Speaker 3: orders establishing temporary regulatory and hiring freeze except in essential areas,
Speaker 3: and requiring federal employees to return to work in person.
Speaker 3: How about that you got to actually show up now
Speaker 3: from now on. Those Among the various executive orders, there
Speaker 3: are a slew of them. Got a whole list of them.
Speaker 3: You can easily find that online. But those are just
Speaker 3: the kind of the summaries of what was done yesterday.
Speaker 3: Hit the ground running and delivering on what he promised.
Speaker 3: That does not mean that we should have an imperial president.
Speaker 3: From my standpoint, I find the use of executive orders
Speaker 3: to be a little bit troubling. One they don't last.
Speaker 3: Next administration comes in, they can often unring the bell,
Speaker 3: as we noted, because it's going on literally right before
Speaker 3: our very eyes. Also, the pardons pardon versually all of
Speaker 3: virtually all the JA six defendants. So after talking yesterday,
Speaker 3: and I strongly encourage you to get over the podcast
Speaker 3: page fifty five Caresee dot com and listen to what
Speaker 3: Chris Bergard had to say about his new documentary, The
Speaker 3: War on Truth, all about the Jay six and the
Speaker 3: government's involvement in egging people on and sort of coordinating
Speaker 3: and in his words, summarizing them. Of course, he says,
Speaker 3: and the film demonstrates that the government was hoping that
Speaker 3: there would be at least one hundred dead Americans and
Speaker 3: blood in the hallways of the Capitol, so they could
Speaker 3: use that as an illustration of this attempted overthrow of
Speaker 3: the guy government, make it look like bloody carnage. And
Speaker 3: it was but for the actions of one law enforcement
Speaker 3: officer that may very well have happened. But with that
Speaker 3: in the background and sort of just taking him at
Speaker 3: his word on that the way the left, the Democrats
Speaker 3: harped on that, Oh my god, they tried to end democracy.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, they tried to take over the government.
Speaker 1: Oh my man.
Speaker 3: You know now, I'm still going with drunken fraternity party
Speaker 3: that got out of hand. If all the dead were
Speaker 3: actually in the hallways, their argument would sound at least
Speaker 3: a little more plausible. So maybe that's what they were
Speaker 3: going for, And since it didn't happen, they still went
Speaker 3: with the same narrative. Six eighteen Right now fifty five
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Speaker 14: I can tell you we are very grateful for this day,
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Speaker 3: Good day to listen. Got a lot of folks lined up,
Speaker 3: including the Inside scoopin eighto five and Daniel Davis deep
Speaker 3: dive on the well, now that Trump's in charge, what's
Speaker 3: going to go on with it? Happened with the wars
Speaker 3: going raging in the world. Ah, without further deal, let's
Speaker 3: head he to the phones, cribbage, Mike, Welcome back to
Speaker 3: the Morning show. Always good to hear from you.
Speaker 15: Good morning, Brian, and it was a great day yesterday
Speaker 15: A not because initially our four year national nightmare is over,
Speaker 15: but my life and I got to watch all of
Speaker 15: the beautiful proceedings yesterday in front of our operational roaring fireplace.
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Speaker 15: Thanks to you, sir.
Speaker 1: Time is everything? Next spot coming up?
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Speaker 15: Actually it was a good operational check of our smoke
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Speaker 15: and the fine technician, Shane came out and he was
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Speaker 15: So and another good thing for Shane, and I know
Speaker 15: he's a happy man, is morning he showed up probably
Speaker 15: wearing his Ohio State Buckeye sweatshirts. So thank you Shane
Speaker 15: and I'm glad your Buckey's won last night.
Speaker 3: Indeed, Mike, you're You're the best brother. Thanks as always
Speaker 3: for your service to our country. My friend. Let's see
Speaker 3: George is on the line. George, thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 3: I hope you're having a happy Tuesday.
Speaker 17: It's good day and paradise, yes, sir on the blanket Bartens.
Speaker 17: I wonder if since these people made all their money
Speaker 17: and illegal activities, even though they haven't been convicted of
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Speaker 3: Well, no, because you only civil asset forfiture only arises
Speaker 3: in the case of criminal conduct, and if they have
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Speaker 17: So well they do it in the airport.
Speaker 3: You mean, like when you try to bring a firearm
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Speaker 9: I think no, I mean when you carry cash.
Speaker 3: Oh oh oh, Well, you know there are other different
Speaker 3: there are different rules and laws applying to different things.
Speaker 3: I think if you're carrying cash, that only rises to
Speaker 3: a level of suspicion for criminal activity. I don't think
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Speaker 3: it from you. So I don't know if there are
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Speaker 3: going after assets that may have been derived from criminal
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Speaker 3: Russians or the Ukrainians, if they did it during the
Speaker 3: period of time subject to the part and then I
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Speaker 3: Anybody else feel like a weight's been lifted?
Speaker 1: I sure do.
Speaker 3: Let's take some phone calls in the order which they receive. Bill,
Speaker 3: hang on, because I got Richard on the phone. Richard,
Speaker 3: welcome to the show. Thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 18: Hey, Brian, I got two things for you. Just said
Speaker 18: a weight has been lifted. It's amazing how many people
Speaker 18: yesterday were talking about Trump because they're not a freak
Speaker 18: to mention anything any longer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean from the day after the election, because
Speaker 3: I mean he won the popular vote. That blew the
Speaker 3: minds of the Democrats and the people that were going
Speaker 3: to come out in protest. Streaming about the electoral college
Speaker 3: needs to be repealed. We need to amend the constitution.
Speaker 3: You know, it was just they were waiting for it.
Speaker 3: And when he won the popular vote by that many
Speaker 3: millions of votes, they're just bubble got completely burst. That
Speaker 3: was all the Trump supporters behind the scenes that during polling,
Speaker 3: when they were asked, they just basically told polsters to
Speaker 3: go to hell. You don't get to know my opinion
Speaker 3: on anybody and hung up. That happened all the time.
Speaker 3: I heard folks talking about the other day. Polsters were
Speaker 3: saying that that's why your polling was so inaccurate. And
Speaker 3: it gave Kamala Harris at least a glimmer of hope
Speaker 3: that you actually could survive that challenge. But no, it
Speaker 3: was a weight lifted from that moment forward. And of
Speaker 3: course you felt it yesterday like times ten.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, yeah. And one other thing I wanted to do.
Speaker 18: I wanted to give a shout out to Cripig Mike.
Speaker 18: I didn't realize it, but my wife has a small
Speaker 18: business over an a million, and I was listening. I
Speaker 18: was upstairs listening to what she was talking about. Uh,
Speaker 18: and she had sowed a few patches onto one of
Speaker 18: his bags, and as he was leaving, I realized, wait,
Speaker 18: a second. That's great, Big Mike. So I wanted to
Speaker 18: give a shout out to him for supporting my wife's
Speaker 18: small business. And can I mention the name?
Speaker 1: I don't care, Go ahead, Yeah, it's.
Speaker 18: A soul fire Craft in a milia.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 18: He takes blue jeans and recycles them into like purses
Speaker 18: and bags and drugs and things like that.
Speaker 1: Oh cool.
Speaker 18: But she also does like all sorts of embroidery and
Speaker 18: and sewing and.
Speaker 8: Stuff like that.
Speaker 18: So he's not by and he lives over in that
Speaker 18: area and had her so a couple of Navy patches
Speaker 18: onto one of his backs.
Speaker 1: No fantastic.
Speaker 18: And I've met him a few times at the polling
Speaker 18: boots and stuff like that. But I just wanted to
Speaker 18: give a hearty shout out to him.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 18: You know, he just got a fire place replaced, which
Speaker 18: I do as well. I just cut my doors and
Speaker 18: windows of places.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 18: But I just wanted to give a shout out to
Speaker 18: him and thank him for supporting my wife's business.
Speaker 3: So Firecraft, support your small businesses. We're all big, one
Speaker 3: big family. And on the Morning show, it's a wonderful thing.
Speaker 3: And I'm sure Mike was listening. Uh, and got your
Speaker 3: shout out live there. I appreciate that, my friend. Let's
Speaker 3: see what Bill's got this morning. Bill, thanks for calling
Speaker 3: the Morning Show and a happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 19: Hey, good morning bro.
Speaker 1: How you doing doing really well?
Speaker 19: Already started, man, I heard it this morning. Now what Paul,
Speaker 19: He's going to round him up? And uh now they're
Speaker 19: had this one lady on air already cry. And now
Speaker 19: they're going to have the little kids with a little
Speaker 19: running nose and the teams, the teenage pregnant girls being
Speaker 19: looking in, you know, through defense, and uh then it's
Speaker 19: going to be they're going to try to pull out,
Speaker 19: uh are so heartstrings because we end up being somehow
Speaker 19: the bad guys that want to clean up the Democrats mess.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you know.
Speaker 19: What I mean.
Speaker 1: I've been waiting listen.
Speaker 3: I've been waiting for it since Trump said he was
Speaker 3: going to engage in deportations. I fully expect from this
Speaker 3: point forward you're going to have major, large protests of
Speaker 3: immigrants and supporters of immigrants, legal or otherwise. And I
Speaker 3: don't mind legal immigrations wondering. I mean, our country is
Speaker 3: a great draw given the freedoms that we enjoy that
Speaker 3: no other country in the world enjoys. That's the magnet
Speaker 3: we get the benefit of for the globe's best and
Speaker 3: brightest folks, and I encourage them to pursue legal immigration path.
Speaker 3: We will welcome you with open arms. But insofar as
Speaker 3: illegal immigration is concerned, we've all seen the chaos that
Speaker 3: it is unleashed on. You know, some pretty substantial cities,
Speaker 3: but all across America. When you have a city of
Speaker 3: you know, three thousand people and you throw an additional
Speaker 3: two thousand people into it, you can see the problems
Speaker 3: away ahead of time, and then they've manifested themselves, so
Speaker 3: something has to be done about it. Our immigration laws
Speaker 3: are there for a reason. It allows us to manage
Speaker 3: the population so we don't get faced with these insurmountable hurdles.
Speaker 3: The social welfare system cannot handle it.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 3: There weren't enough FEMA dollars to deal with our own
Speaker 3: American citizenry in North Carolina and other places impacted by
Speaker 3: a hurricane. A lot of that money spent on the
Speaker 3: illegal immigrant problem that we're facing.
Speaker 19: So yeah, Brian, Brian, the thing is it's common people
Speaker 19: deal with out there. Deal where it's coming. It's gonna
Speaker 19: make they're going to make us.
Speaker 9: Look like the bad guys.
Speaker 19: Of course, they're want to created.
Speaker 3: The problem absolutely encouraging people to travel thousands of miles
Speaker 3: to come into the country illegally and hook themselves up
Speaker 3: to the umbilical court of government. Yeah it's their fault.
Speaker 3: I understand that. And yeah, you're gonna get overwhelmed with
Speaker 3: sob stories. It's going to be twenty four to seven
Speaker 3: from this point forward. You could see it coming. Just
Speaker 3: cope and deal with it. Appreciate it, Bill, have a
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Speaker 3: Skies will be clear partly cloudy tomorrow with the high
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Speaker 1: The talk station.
Speaker 3: Hit is six fifty to fifty fout car seed. He
Speaker 3: talks station happy Tuesday Am, and he feeling his old
Speaker 3: weight has been lifted. So h Donald Trump obviously hitting
Speaker 3: the ground running with all those executive orders he signed,
Speaker 3: and he signed a lot of them to roaring, cheering crowds,
Speaker 3: egging them on appreciate what he had to say. Although
Speaker 3: they took me, It really took me by surprise that
Speaker 3: I shouldn't have. But his he was just really without
Speaker 3: you know, cursing or using foul language or being overly rude.
Speaker 3: He just ripped Biden and the Biden administration in the
Speaker 3: last four years and af during his speech after he
Speaker 3: was sworn in with as I mentioned earlier, obviously Joe
Speaker 3: Biden and Doctor Biden sitting next to him, and Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris over his left shoulder there they did not look
Speaker 3: happy at all. And real quick, I don't often do this,
Speaker 3: I rarely do it at all, but a special shout
Speaker 3: out and thank you, proving that I did indeed marry
Speaker 3: way out of my league, I'll kick my coverage. Thank you,
Speaker 3: special thank you to my wife for two specific things.
Speaker 3: And I have multitude of reasons to thank her, but
Speaker 3: I married a woman has such practical skills. I mean
Speaker 3: she does everything, including sewing and my lining. And my
Speaker 3: winter coat was ripped up, so every time I put
Speaker 3: my arm down the sleeve it would end up going
Speaker 3: behind the lining. It was obviously just frustrating. But she
Speaker 3: replaced the whining in my jacket and she just sat
Speaker 3: down the other night with her needle and thread and
Speaker 3: hand sowed it. And it's just little things like that.
Speaker 3: It just makes me feel so good about my wife. So, honey,
Speaker 3: thank you so much for that and another thing that
Speaker 3: she has been doing. And if you're looking for something,
Speaker 3: you know rewarding to do by way of a hobby.
Speaker 3: Homemade bread. Oh, she's got that down to a science.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 3: We've been eating nothing but homemade bread now for about
Speaker 3: six weeks or so. Don't even buy bread when we
Speaker 3: go to the store. She's got a sour dough starter mix. Amazing,
Speaker 3: absolutely amazing. And spite the fact that I'm trying to
Speaker 3: do the best to keep as many carbs out of
Speaker 3: my diet as possible, it is literally impossible. When the
Speaker 3: smell of warm bread comes out and you got the
Speaker 3: butter sitting right there, and oh my god, really crusty
Speaker 3: on the outside. Amazing bread. So thank you, honey for
Speaker 3: taking such great care of me. I truly appreciate you
Speaker 3: and everything you do. And and hell, what a great
Speaker 3: job you did raising the kids. Uh, in terms of pardons,
Speaker 3: moving back to things that you care about. In addition
Speaker 3: to partning his family and doctor Fauci and Adam Schiff,
Speaker 3: among others, Joe Biden granted clemency to Native American activist
Speaker 3: Leonard I think it's Peltier, but it's pelt I e
Speaker 3: r so Pelter or Peltier. He was convicted of killing
Speaker 3: two FBI agents. Now They've been an Amnesty International out there
Speaker 3: and other groups claiming that he's his trial was a
Speaker 3: travesty of justice. It's been in prison for a really
Speaker 3: long time. Convicted in nineteen seventy five of killing two
Speaker 3: FBI agents on his property.
Speaker 1: The FBI not happy about it.
Speaker 3: They called the former president's commutation of his sentence disgraceful.
Speaker 3: Quote this last second disgraceful act by then President Biden,
Speaker 3: which does not change Peltier's guilt but does release him
Speaker 3: from prison, is cowardly and lacks accountability. It is a
Speaker 3: cruel betrayal to the families and colleagues of these fallen agents,
Speaker 3: and is a slap in the face of law enforcement agents.
Speaker 3: Collier Williams gave their lives in service to this nation.
Speaker 3: Their families continue to bear the heavy burden of that sacrifice.
Speaker 3: The loss of these heroes is felt as deeply today
Speaker 3: within the FBI family as it was in nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 3: They also point out that he never expressed remorse for
Speaker 3: his actions, that he should be granted no mercy or clemency,
Speaker 3: So you can add that to the list of reasons
Speaker 3: why Biden failed president.
Speaker 1: That is really.
Speaker 3: A murderer, a convicted murderer, and I noted the UPI's
Speaker 3: reporting on this convicted murderer, right, he has been in
Speaker 3: prison longest serving political prisoners the way they characterize it.
Speaker 3: And of course after this is a quote from the
Speaker 3: UPI Seborney after he was convicted in nineteen seventy five
Speaker 3: of allegedly killing two FBI agents. You see, when someone's
Speaker 3: been convicted of something like that, the word allegedly is
Speaker 3: not supposed to be in there anymore. Convicted six to
Speaker 3: fifty five, fifty five KR's of the talk station. We're
Speaker 3: gonna hear from Mike Odio. So he is the new
Speaker 3: state representative for District thirty. My friends in Green Township
Speaker 3: did the right thing by electing Mike. He's going to
Speaker 3: join the program and talk about what's on the agenda
Speaker 3: in Columbus and what he's plans on focusing on. After
Speaker 3: the top of the hour, news followed by Jason Williams,
Speaker 3: a sports writer for the sins I Enquirer formerly Politics Extra,
Speaker 3: joining the two topics together to talk about the stadium deal.
Speaker 3: Jason at seven thirty, I hope you can stick around a.
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Speaker 3: A very happy Tuesday, Tu, Welcome to the fifty five
Speaker 3: KRC Morning Show. And congratulations the voters in Green Township
Speaker 3: District thirty voters for doing the right thing electing my
Speaker 3: next guest state representative. And it's nice to be able
Speaker 3: to say that, Mike Odeo. So, Mike, welcome to the
Speaker 3: morning show. It's a real pleasure to have you on
Speaker 3: my friend.
Speaker 12: Hey, thanks a lot, Brian, I really appreciate it. This
Speaker 12: is a great opportunity. I'm glad you reached out to
Speaker 12: me and shout out to my friends and voters in
Speaker 12: the thirtieth district, which is Green Township, Dell Hi Township,
Speaker 12: also Miami Township, North Bend, Cleaves, and the wonderful municipality
Speaker 12: of Shiviot.
Speaker 3: Heck yeah, Wes Sae. I love it because of course
Speaker 3: I grew up in Dell High. Yes, man, I guess
Speaker 3: it all day long, and I've you know, you've been
Speaker 3: with some listener lunches before, and you know, I'm just
Speaker 3: surprised it took you so long to run for office, Mike,
Speaker 3: because everybody on the West Side knows how politically engaged
Speaker 3: you are and how active you are and doing your
Speaker 3: volunteer work, and I mean, this just seems like the
Speaker 3: perfect fit for you.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 12: I had a wonderful career at Saint Xavier High School.
Speaker 12: I'll tell you just if you count a part time
Speaker 12: my first year, I had thirty years out there, most
Speaker 12: as a teacher, so as an administrator, I was in
Speaker 12: an ideal situation. And I had to make sure that
Speaker 12: I stuck around long enough for my son to get
Speaker 12: free tuition when he graduated in twenty twenty.
Speaker 1: I get that all day long.
Speaker 12: That's seventeen thousand reasons to stick around, amen, brother h
Speaker 12: But the really I really started thinking about the state
Speaker 12: reposition when I was lobbying on behalf of the Development
Speaker 12: and Disabled in twenty fourteen or so, and now Senator
Speaker 12: Romachuck Mark Romachuk suggested that I run for State rep.
Speaker 12: And then when I was I was helping Bill Sites,
Speaker 12: the honorable Bill Sites, legendary legislator, put up signs in
Speaker 12: Green Township. Is when he asked me if I wanted
Speaker 12: to be State rep. And that was in about twenty eighteen.
Speaker 12: I believe so, and of course I was in no
Speaker 12: way going to challenge and would never do it Bill Sites,
Speaker 12: of course, And I was thinking about this the other day.
Speaker 12: I think Bill Sites is probably the person that I
Speaker 12: voted for the most times in my life, given a
Speaker 12: twenty four years in the state legislature and before that
Speaker 12: as Green Township trustee. So anyway, I know it was
Speaker 12: a great honor to be able to follow Bill in
Speaker 12: this wonderful seat and represent the people in the thirtieth
Speaker 12: District and my beloved Green Township, del High, Miami Township
Speaker 12: and the rest of this pies because for most of
Speaker 12: my life, which includes basically after moving from Summit, New
Speaker 12: Jersey when I was six years old with my mom
Speaker 12: and dad, I've lived in Green Township ever since. And
Speaker 12: so yes, I am a west Sider, although I was
Speaker 12: born on the East side.
Speaker 3: Well, you made the right choice, or your parents made
Speaker 3: the right choice moving over the west side. But I
Speaker 3: do remember the commute from from del Hi O to
Speaker 3: Saint Xavier High School because I swam on the Marlins
Speaker 3: and keating that datorium. And so when I asked, when
Speaker 3: I asked my dad what my options for for high school,
Speaker 3: because I said I wanted to go to Elder Sorry,
Speaker 3: he went to Elder. You got He said, you got
Speaker 3: two choices, Oak Kills or Xavier. And since I've been
Speaker 3: going to Xavier every day of my life for the
Speaker 3: prior three years, I'm like, I'm not doing that commute
Speaker 3: for the next three more years. So ok Kills is
Speaker 3: what I chose, and I don't regret it. But you're
Speaker 3: a Saint Xavier grad yourself, and you also have are
Speaker 3: a double bear cat like me, University of Cincinnati history degree,
Speaker 3: fall by law degrees. So that's kind of the path
Speaker 3: I took and right well served by the University of
Speaker 3: Cincinnati's education. So I have no complaints.
Speaker 12: Absolutely yeah me either.
Speaker 5: Absolutely great.
Speaker 12: It was a great It was a great value going
Speaker 12: to UC and both undergrad and graduate school. And then
Speaker 12: I also got a Master's of Education from Mount Saint.
Speaker 16: Joe, which right I absolutely loved.
Speaker 12: So that that and of course my my journey into
Speaker 12: from practice in law to you know, becoming a teacher
Speaker 12: at Saint Javior High School ran through Mount Saint Joe,
Speaker 12: So shout out to Mount Saint Joe.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and what a perfect fit.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 3: I don't know how you felt about law school. I'm
Speaker 3: fortunate enough to have met my wife in law school,
Speaker 3: which is enough reason for me to have a happy
Speaker 3: experience with it. But I loved law school because of
Speaker 3: the Socratic method and the exchange that you would have
Speaker 3: and the the back and forth, open discussion, and that
Speaker 3: just doesn't seem to exist anymore. And the reason I
Speaker 3: point that out because again, being an educator at Saying
Speaker 3: Savior High School, you taught government economics, modern world history,
Speaker 3: US history, world cultures, in American Civil War. That's an
Speaker 3: environment that is open to that type of teaching methodology.
Speaker 3: Were you able to do that? And I'm thinking of
Speaker 3: in modern times when we have such divided politics and
Speaker 3: such you know, thin skin sensitive people who can't face
Speaker 3: criticism or you know, but the the the the idea
Speaker 3: that you intended to insult somebody, like microaggressions, you have
Speaker 3: to deal with that stuff. Was that did that exist
Speaker 3: during your period over the course of your teaching and
Speaker 3: Xavier High School or did there remain a really open
Speaker 3: environment for for learning and and and and teaching logic
Speaker 3: and reason and critical thinking skills.
Speaker 12: If if that had become the case, I would have left.
Speaker 12: Oh good, I I really I'm at the point at
Speaker 12: some point my adultthood, I just decided that I wanted
Speaker 12: to be around positive people. I wanted to be around
Speaker 12: open thinkers, and I certainly was not going to teach
Speaker 12: anything other than that when it came to my students.
Speaker 12: So no, but Saint Xavier always was and still is
Speaker 12: just a wonderful place. It's the closest you can get
Speaker 12: to having a college or what used to be. I
Speaker 12: guess when we were going through college college experience on
Speaker 12: a high school level, and of course with the Jesuit mission,
Speaker 12: the Catholic Church's mission, I felt completely at ease and
Speaker 12: I thrived there, And a big shout out to everyone
Speaker 12: in Sant X's High School, the social studies department, the administration,
Speaker 12: and my fellow faculty members and the staff out there
Speaker 12: are just incredible. So I was, and of course the facilities,
Speaker 12: I could football for sixteen years. That was a wonderful experience.
Speaker 12: And I was also a mock trial moderator for two years.
Speaker 12: The first year we finished runner up in the state
Speaker 12: on mock trial, and then my second year we got
Speaker 12: a state championship in mock trial, which I asked for
Speaker 12: a ring, but that that wasn't for forthcoming.
Speaker 9: They deserve it.
Speaker 11: Go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, those those mock trials are a great time and
Speaker 3: a great learning opportunity for young people. You know, get
Speaker 3: out there and make arguments and you know, just stand
Speaker 3: on your own abilities. And I've also judged some of
Speaker 3: those over the years.
Speaker 12: Well that's great, and so you know exactly what that
Speaker 12: mental abstract thinking ping pong, yeah is And and but
Speaker 12: you know, the the thing is is that all these experiences,
Speaker 12: you know, for the students and extracurriculars, different clubs, the
Speaker 12: band and other things are just vitally important to being
Speaker 12: a successful adult and really grasping some kind of some
Speaker 12: more serenity out of life.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 12: And so but the abstract thinking skills was something that
Speaker 12: was very very cognitive of and was a major objective
Speaker 12: of all my classes. Good as is complete alignment with
Speaker 12: the Jesuit Educational Mission and anything we can do to assist,
Speaker 12: you know, the public schools and all students in Ohio
Speaker 12: to practice abstract thinking skills to break them out of
Speaker 12: concrete thinking is vitally important, especially as we head into
Speaker 12: a hyper age of technology and communication.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's I'm glad you brought that last point up,
Speaker 3: because you know, I struggle with how young people are
Speaker 3: going to get well be able to cope with life's
Speaker 3: challenges as they go through because it's the default now
Speaker 3: if you're asked a question is just immediately to do
Speaker 3: a search on your search engine on your phone. You're
Speaker 3: not sort of thinking about it and talking about subject
Speaker 3: and just it's just so easy. And I would think
Speaker 3: that your retention, your your your ability to retain any information,
Speaker 3: and some of it's very important, is probably limited by
Speaker 3: the ease that you can go out into the world
Speaker 3: and and and get the answers to questions. It's like
Speaker 3: the old days. You used to have to do mathematics
Speaker 3: on your own. You had to learn multiplication tables, and
Speaker 3: you had to do the what was behind the answer?
Speaker 3: Now everybody's toting around a calculator and just do and
Speaker 3: it's done. Do you know what's behind the ultimate? You know?
Speaker 3: You know equation? Can you actually perform that calculation on
Speaker 3: your own without a calculator, and I think that's the
Speaker 3: part that's missing these days.
Speaker 12: Well, I agree with you. And the other thing that
Speaker 12: is in tandem with it is a culture of isolation. Yeah,
Speaker 12: and so a failure to apply all these different fields
Speaker 12: of knowledge, uh and emotion appropriately of course with the
Speaker 12: world around them. Is you know this, this being tied
Speaker 12: to your phone culture, it just leads to a culture
Speaker 12: of isolation. And with isolation you end up with sadness,
Speaker 12: you end up with narrow thinking, you end up with
Speaker 12: the inability to listen, and and really you end up
Speaker 12: on a path that I'm not saying they're not happy,
Speaker 12: but less levels of happiness and fulfillment in life.
Speaker 8: That's what I think.
Speaker 3: I think that's an accurate observation. Now we'll pause. We'll
Speaker 3: bring my Codeo so back representing District thirty to see
Speaker 3: if he's going to bring those things to legislation. Is
Speaker 3: he going to make education reform or what else. We're
Speaker 3: going to find out what he is going to be
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Speaker 1: Chuck Ingram on five KRS the talk station.
Speaker 3: Seven twenty fifty five Krcity talk station, Happy Tuesday, bottom
Speaker 3: of the hour. We're here from Jason Williams from the
Speaker 3: Cincinnion Choir on the problems going on between the county
Speaker 3: and the Bengals in terms of the least negotiations. The meantime, though,
Speaker 3: Mike Odeo SOO now representing District thirty here in the
Speaker 3: state of Ohio. I presume Mike, you're planning on hitting
Speaker 3: the ground running with this new gig. Is are talking
Speaker 3: about all your background and education, and what an amazing
Speaker 3: background it is. Do you plan on bringing some of
Speaker 3: that education experience that maybe brings some reform to the
Speaker 3: state of Ohio, either by way of house schools are
Speaker 3: funded or perhaps the curriculum. Do you have any ideas
Speaker 3: along those lines.
Speaker 12: Mike, Well, it's a work in progress. First of all,
Speaker 12: I've been in conversations with our wonderful school districts, for
Speaker 12: example Oak Hill School District and the Three River School District.
Speaker 12: I need to do more interaction and learn more about
Speaker 12: the Cincinnati Public School District, but I do have the
Speaker 12: idea first, you know, I do want to make sure
Speaker 12: that people understand I do support the public schools. I
Speaker 12: support the public school students obviously, though that there needs
Speaker 12: to be some changes. I think that I'm going to
Speaker 12: be looking very carefully at the curriculum as it relates
Speaker 12: to my position as vice chair of Education Committee in
Speaker 12: the State House. The issue is also segues with the
Speaker 12: property tax issue, which of course, which of course is
Speaker 12: also a major part of education. In terms of the
Speaker 12: funding formula and tweaks to it, I don't think the
Speaker 12: answer is throwing more money at them, but we of
Speaker 12: course have to stick in some ways to the funding
Speaker 12: formula because, of course, the original funding formula was considered
Speaker 12: unconstitutional by the Ohio State Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: Yeah, going on like thirty years ago.
Speaker 12: That's right, correct, But you know, I think that there's
Speaker 12: the issue I see is it's on the record going
Speaker 12: to support the public schools and work with them. The
Speaker 12: main complaint I hear from the public school sector is
Speaker 12: the complaint about a lack of accountability for the voucher
Speaker 12: program expansion. And when I listen to their complaint that
Speaker 12: they say that, you know, these funds aren't regulated to
Speaker 12: the same extent, of course as public funds for the
Speaker 12: public schools. When I really think about it, it really
Speaker 12: comes down to an argument that they're making that it's
Speaker 12: just not fair. I look at the benefits of having
Speaker 12: less regulation for the school funds to go to the
Speaker 12: private schools, and what I really do recognize as a
Speaker 12: teacher at a private school for thirty years is that
Speaker 12: the accountability the private schools get is from the people
Speaker 12: that pay their tuition yep. And also the other accountability
Speaker 12: is the alumni of these private schools. So rather than
Speaker 12: taking away one of the great benefits of private schools,
Speaker 12: which is less regulation as it relates to spending, I
Speaker 12: would be more interested at this point to engage with
Speaker 12: the public school sector and say what regulations can we
Speaker 12: remove from the educational structure they would actually make their
Speaker 12: lives easier, make their in terms of consuming time for administration.
Speaker 1: I would look at the.
Speaker 12: Testing battery to see if we can remove some of
Speaker 12: the tests they have to give to their students. I
Speaker 12: look at bus transportation, and with the funding formula, I
Speaker 12: would consider the funds they receive, for example, for their
Speaker 12: operating expenditures, to give them some leeway to be able
Speaker 12: to spend those moneys on maintenance and perhaps some small
Speaker 12: capital programs within their districts. But you know, the bottom
Speaker 12: line is that there's a whole other level of education
Speaker 12: in Ohio. I was on the board of three charter schools.
Speaker 12: I think the charter school pro system is a good system.
Speaker 12: I also think that the you know, homeschooling system is
Speaker 12: a good system.
Speaker 8: I would like to see if they could.
Speaker 12: If the homeschools could further expand their their regular school
Speaker 12: time activities and perhaps in their churches, But I don't.
Speaker 12: I think the model that I like the most right
Speaker 12: now for creativity, because I think we have to be
Speaker 12: creative in education is the model used by the classical
Speaker 12: academy and reading amen I mean that that turned out
Speaker 12: to be. I was approached by them, and I engaged
Speaker 12: with them at the very beginning before they were open
Speaker 12: with their their their leader, micros and others, and so
Speaker 12: I got to see that the creation of that and
Speaker 12: that's that's essentially a charter school. So I think it's
Speaker 12: been a huge success. I am partial to its background
Speaker 12: with the Hillsdale College system and method of education, and
Speaker 12: the more I look into that, the more I find
Speaker 12: out to be absolutely fascinating how they have like a
Speaker 12: metaphysical approach and classical approach to education, which does all
Speaker 12: the things that we were talking about earlier when it
Speaker 12: comes to abstract thinking for example, and working in groups
Speaker 12: and teamwork, and those are the things we did at
Speaker 12: since Zavier High School. But I just think that that's
Speaker 12: a model that, you know, what can we do to
Speaker 12: assist and it doesn't have to be you know, a
Speaker 12: particular political background when it comes to these things. I mean,
Speaker 12: I'm open to other approaches to besides you know, Hillsdale,
Speaker 12: but it still has to in the end be very
Speaker 12: good education. And the other thing I was wondering about is,
Speaker 12: you know, the Constitution says that there's a separation of
Speaker 12: church and state, which I respect, but is it in
Speaker 12: the constitution they have a separation of school and the spirit,
Speaker 12: because I look at education as being completely aligned with
Speaker 12: the soul and the growth of the soul, and I
Speaker 12: could see activities that in curriculum that would not violate
Speaker 12: church and state separations, which I respect, but at least
Speaker 12: the behaviors that come with getting a better understanding of
Speaker 12: what we call our soul and our places universe.
Speaker 15: So those are kind.
Speaker 12: Of like the heavy thinking things. Really, what I'm going
Speaker 12: to be looking for is the gifts of the Holy
Speaker 12: Spirit and education, and that would apply it also to
Speaker 12: public education.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, my codeos. So I know you and I
Speaker 3: at least I hope you and I have further conversations
Speaker 3: down the road as you establish your place and represent
Speaker 3: District thirty over in on the west side of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: I'm certain you're going to do an outstanding job, and
Speaker 3: obviously you have a great deal of concern and compassion
Speaker 3: for students and education, which of course is a welcome,
Speaker 3: welcome thing, especially when being a position to change things.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it also extends to other things involving young people,
Speaker 12: and I'm going to be looking in with my colleagues
Speaker 12: about how can we help the young people out there
Speaker 12: who I still have a connection with. Of course, having
Speaker 12: I've taught high schoolers over thirty years, we really have
Speaker 12: to figure out a way to get them the ability
Speaker 12: to buy their first home or to at least live
Speaker 12: in apartments with reasonable rent. I understand that these go
Speaker 12: into free market principles, but let's just talk about buying
Speaker 12: your first home, getting something of the life that you
Speaker 12: and I really were blessed to have lived having been
Speaker 12: born in the sixties. Yea, And again, I really want
Speaker 12: to make sure the young people out there know that
Speaker 12: I'm in their corner.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm sure they're well feeling coomfortable with that one.
Speaker 3: Mike Odioso, I appreciate your being on the morning show
Speaker 3: today talking with my listeners and me, and we'll have
Speaker 3: you on again down the road. And anything happens in Columbus,
Speaker 3: we need to know about legislative items, agenda anything. You've
Speaker 3: got an open spot here on the fifty five Kesey
Speaker 3: Morning should to talk about it.
Speaker 12: I will, especially since some also on the Energy Committee.
Speaker 1: Oh wonderful that will be.
Speaker 12: That will be something I'm sure that will be filled
Speaker 12: with all sorts of interesting issues and discussion. Hey, Brian
Speaker 12: and jenf thanks for asking me.
Speaker 3: To get on.
Speaker 12: I look forward to being on again. And a shout
Speaker 12: out to the voters in the thirtieth district and a
Speaker 12: shout out to my wife, Leslie odioso.
Speaker 3: Smart move on that last one, my friend, out of
Speaker 3: your element just like me, married, smart smart men do that. Mike,
Speaker 3: we'll talk again real soon. Take care of yourself and
Speaker 3: best of luck in the position coming up. Jason Williams
Speaker 3: in the sense I Inquire Sports Writer. He's going to
Speaker 3: merge his political writings from the former Politics Extra segment
Speaker 3: along with his sports writing. We'll talk about the stadium
Speaker 3: lease deal with Jason Williams. That'll be next first though,
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Speaker 1: Fifty five KRC A Minute of Hope is.
Speaker 3: His Bryan Thomas happy to welcome back to the fifty
Speaker 3: five Krsey Morning Show. I gotta be honest, it's been
Speaker 3: too long. You know him if you read the Inquiry.
Speaker 3: He's a sports writer for the Cincinni Inquirer, but he
Speaker 3: also used to be the writer of Politics Extra. Jason
Speaker 3: Williams and I miss your Politics Extra days. Jason. I
Speaker 3: thought you did a great job covering local politics, but
Speaker 3: this morning we get to kind of merge your two
Speaker 3: passions politics and sports. What's going on with Hamilton County
Speaker 3: and the Cincinnati Bengals, which I understand are accusing each
Speaker 3: other of violating the terms of the lease agreement for
Speaker 3: pay Course Stadium.
Speaker 16: You know you've mentioned politics and thanks for having me
Speaker 16: on the kind where it's always great to be on with.
Speaker 16: You love the fifty five KRC listner's the there are
Speaker 16: more loyal audience in all of media local media than
Speaker 16: the fifty five k RC audience.
Speaker 3: I got the best in the business. I am blessed,
Speaker 3: my friend. Thank you for acknowledging my awesome listeners.
Speaker 17: I'm not I am not, I am not saying.
Speaker 16: I remember Tony Bender telling me that early on, and
Speaker 16: uh kind of, I'm you know, I do a little
Speaker 16: fill in down the hallway there at seven hundred and
Speaker 16: I remember him telling me that you know there you
Speaker 16: won't find a more loyal listener. And then you know
Speaker 16: you and I have done those did those segments every
Speaker 16: Friday when I was covering politics, and the amount of
Speaker 16: feedback I would get to my inquiry email every week
Speaker 16: from listeners was it just blew me away. And so
Speaker 16: I always appreciate being on your show. I'll tell you, like, yeah, right,
Speaker 16: it's right. It's uh that nexus of sports and politics
Speaker 16: meet right at the Bengals stadium issue and yeah, the
Speaker 16: story broke. I believe it was a business curer that
Speaker 16: broke the story about they got some public records emails
Speaker 16: on Friday between the County and the and the Bengals,
Speaker 16: and just the contentiousness of the back and forth of
Speaker 16: you know, what's going on on the stadium issue, and
Speaker 16: one accusing the other of not upholding their end of
Speaker 16: the deal on on the lease, and it's it's it's
Speaker 16: kind of in the weeds. But really the bigger picture
Speaker 16: is that we're off to a very contentious start, I
Speaker 16: think in terms of this the future of the Bengals,
Speaker 16: you know, on the lease and the County and the
Speaker 16: Bengals and the Bengals you know, doing a new lease
Speaker 16: with the county or extending their lease with the county,
Speaker 16: and the ultimate takeaway from it, Brian is no big
Speaker 16: surprise there.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I understand, Yeah, I know, I understand that.
Speaker 3: And obviously, you know, the the voters are a little
Speaker 3: disappointed since the you know, the half of the deal
Speaker 3: that we were going to have our taxes ultimately lowered,
Speaker 3: it really never came to fruition. They got their stadium
Speaker 3: and now they are have built into that one sided agreement,
Speaker 3: which I think everybody who has looked at that agreement
Speaker 3: realizes how one side it is. Of course, that side
Speaker 3: of nears to the Bengals benefit. We've got all these
Speaker 3: obligations for upgrades and improvements and what the what was
Speaker 3: it two hundred and fifty million dollars? Have I got
Speaker 3: that figure right that the Bengals had on their wish
Speaker 3: list for improvements including brand new buildings for the administrative staff.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was right around three hundred Yeah, three hundred million.
Speaker 16: And and then in one of these emails, it was
Speaker 16: it indicated like that potentially in these emails, and because
Speaker 16: the county likes to take its time in releasing public records,
Speaker 16: we're talking about emails from last July at August, so
Speaker 16: you know, some things have happened since then. It seems
Speaker 16: like generally things are on track or you know, some
Speaker 16: of those improvements to continue on that last May, the
Speaker 16: Bengals announced they're gonna pour one hundred and twenty million
Speaker 16: dollars into the stadium. Uh. And so it's a little
Speaker 16: confusing then on the timing of and that those emails
Speaker 16: came out what a couple of months later that indicated
Speaker 16: that maybe the Bengals aren't going to do that. But
Speaker 16: then every everything since in terms of just what reporters
Speaker 16: have have found out, and you know, what some county
Speaker 16: officials have said that some things are on track, like
Speaker 16: the county, uh you know the county, Well this was
Speaker 16: I guess apparently this would have been approved around this
Speaker 16: time last year. It seems crazy to think, uh, you
Speaker 16: know that the Bengals did they did new club seats
Speaker 16: for this season, and you know that was about thirty
Speaker 16: nine million, I believe, And there's all kinds of million this,
Speaker 16: a million that, and a hundred here and forty million there,
Speaker 16: and so it gets it gets a little confusing. But
Speaker 16: you know, well a lot of my reporting on this, Brian,
Speaker 16: has been everything I've been told for you know, really
Speaker 16: a couple of years now, is that the Bengals don't
Speaker 16: want to fight. They don't want a contentious fight on this,
Speaker 16: they don't want to fight on this, on this new lease.
Speaker 16: But it's like everything I read from those emails and
Speaker 16: from reports is like you can say you don't want
Speaker 16: to fight that, yet you're fighting, and you're you're doing
Speaker 16: the same things and being incredibly tough. And they're known
Speaker 16: as incredibly tough negotiators. And I suppose, as not suppose,
Speaker 16: I mean as a private business, they have every right
Speaker 16: to you know, do whatever they want in terms of
Speaker 16: their negotiation, but that doesn't mean the county can say
Speaker 16: yes to everything they asked for. And the county's pushing back,
Speaker 16: and that's what the county should be doing. I really
Speaker 16: believe the county is committed to absolutely trying to get
Speaker 16: a better deal for the taxpayers this time around than
Speaker 16: they did last. Now is that ultimately gonna happen. We
Speaker 16: can sit here and try to predict and project, and
Speaker 16: I mean, and I certainly have my prediction on how
Speaker 16: this is gonna go. I think in the end, like
Speaker 16: everyone's gonna you know, the Bengals are gonna threaten to leave,
Speaker 16: and the County's gonna play hardball, and they're gonna play
Speaker 16: hardball right up till the very last second. I don't
Speaker 16: think the Bengals are ever really gonna be serious about
Speaker 16: wanting to leave, and then we've got a deal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Litigation is most usually settled on the
Speaker 3: courthouse steps, as the old adage, you know, they wait
Speaker 3: for the last minute and then finally reach a resolution
Speaker 3: because no one wants to take the gamble. But I
Speaker 3: guess I have to ask, is there really any possibility
Speaker 3: of them leaving? I mean, is there some other you know,
Speaker 3: city that says, hey, you know, we're right here, and
Speaker 3: by the way, we're willing to build a two billion
Speaker 3: dollars stadium for you whatever new stadium costs these days,
Speaker 3: I didn't know that that was really even a possibility.
Speaker 3: And don't we as a city also get the option
Speaker 3: to sort of buy them out if they threatened to
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 16: I don't know on your last question, is it I mean,
Speaker 16: is it possible they could leave? Certainly when you look around,
Speaker 16: there's not In terms of American cities, there's doesn't seem
Speaker 16: like there's that many options. I know Austin has, the
Speaker 16: Texas has been thrown around. I believe the Buffalo Bills
Speaker 16: used Austin, Texas as as levers to get their new stadium.
Speaker 16: There were some reports out there on that. Now there's
Speaker 16: also this, you know, there's a lot of talka or
Speaker 16: there has been talk out there that like Jerry Jones
Speaker 16: and Dallas would never allow a team in Austin, and
Speaker 16: I think San Antonio has been has been mentioned and
Speaker 16: again at a lot of times it's a speculation. Yeah, uh,
Speaker 16: and again that would be the Dallas Cowboys would have
Speaker 16: their say on that. So It kind of comes back
Speaker 16: to the the question of as you see the NFL
Speaker 16: teams continue to play international games and talk of could
Speaker 16: there could there be a team in London, could there
Speaker 16: be a team in Mexico City. I this is what
Speaker 16: I truly believe. And again just from my conversations and
Speaker 16: trying to put puzzle pieces together, and I am I
Speaker 16: want to be clear, I am not saying this is
Speaker 16: what's going to happen, that this is what the Bengals want.
Speaker 16: I really believe the Bengals would sell the team before that,
Speaker 16: that they would move the team from Cincinnati really to anywhere,
Speaker 16: whatever city it would be. I really believe that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess the ownership, the ownership change is really
Speaker 3: what I was going for. If they sell, I think
Speaker 3: that brings about a legal option for the city to
Speaker 3: buy it.
Speaker 1: Not if they just move.
Speaker 3: The Brown family wants to back up and collectively move
Speaker 3: their team to another city. I suppose they can do that.
Speaker 3: But that international angle is kind of an interesting topic
Speaker 3: because you know, they are pushing NFL global, so that
Speaker 3: does remain a possibility. Who is negotiating or leading the
Speaker 3: negotiations on the county side.
Speaker 16: Well, the county administrator Jeff Ludo, some of the Yeah,
Speaker 16: some of the same lawyers that have been involved for
Speaker 16: a long time are are still involved now. Obviously the
Speaker 16: county commissioners are getting briefed and they are having a
Speaker 16: little bit of say, but certainly from the county side
Speaker 16: of this or some different players at the table now
Speaker 16: on the on the Bengals side of this, Uh, there's
Speaker 16: mostly the same folks are still involved, from the attorneys
Speaker 16: to the obviously the Bengals ownership are still involved in
Speaker 16: what happened last time.
Speaker 1: Well, same players and the same people who were.
Speaker 16: There last time are here again at the table. And
Speaker 16: these these guys are I mean, the Bengals are. They
Speaker 16: are incredibly legally smart. They have incredibly smart negotiators, and
Speaker 16: they they are tough negotiators. And I mean, you know,
Speaker 16: if you were teaching a class in law school about
Speaker 16: negotiation and how to get the absolute best deal for yourself,
Speaker 16: I would certainly use the Bengals as an example. From
Speaker 16: a private business standpoint.
Speaker 3: The Dream Team just said, don't worry, We've got Stephanie
Speaker 3: Dumas on the other side. So there's nothing.
Speaker 16: Well, yeah, I mean, there has been some talk behind
Speaker 16: the scenes too about some desires I think on the
Speaker 16: Bengals side to you know, I think they would like
Speaker 16: to see maybe a some kind of a stadium authority.
Speaker 16: And again this is just I think just probably cutting
Speaker 16: room floor types of ideas in which basically you would
Speaker 16: get the negotiation piece away from the county commissioners. I've
Speaker 16: not since any kind of real momentum there on really
Speaker 16: you know that happening, But I mean you certainly see that.
Speaker 16: I believe Pittsburgh has a stadium authority, and it's just
Speaker 16: spasically a board, a publicly appointed board, and that's what
Speaker 16: they do.
Speaker 3: They do.
Speaker 16: They do stadium related issues and maintenance and budget money
Speaker 16: and that kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Well, budget and money, I think is where the rubber
Speaker 3: meets the road, because we're talking about a lot of
Speaker 3: money and a finite amount of dollars in the county,
Speaker 3: you know, a lot of which is supposed to go
Speaker 3: to law enforcement and the other thing I have to
Speaker 3: observe for a part company today, Jason Williams, and I've
Speaker 3: enjoyed this conversation. Is I always do with you, you know,
Speaker 3: I find this all ridiculous, this whole idea of keeping
Speaker 3: up with the Joneses. In so far as stadium upgrades
Speaker 3: are concerned, does the stadium perfunction as it should? Yes,
Speaker 3: it provides an adequate space where a game of football
Speaker 3: can be played. I mean, really, that's it. I don't
Speaker 3: care if the if the locker room has a disco
Speaker 3: ball and a special stereosystem, and damn it, you could
Speaker 3: probably have the guys in a high school locker room.
Speaker 3: It would hold their clothes while they're playing the game.
Speaker 3: They could shower and clean up there and then go home.
Speaker 3: All these bells and whistles really just kind of pissed
Speaker 3: me off, especially since you and I the taxpayers at
Speaker 3: Hamilton County, are going to shoulder the burden on this.
Speaker 3: It seems to me that the Bengals, if they don't
Speaker 3: have a whole lot of leverage about pulling the plug
Speaker 3: and leaving town, need to think about their own reputation
Speaker 3: and loyalty to the fans. The good will needs to
Speaker 3: be established and that's where their own money should come in.
Speaker 3: Or maybe they should pair back these what I consider
Speaker 3: outrageous demands for upgrades.
Speaker 16: I mean, Brian, you couldn't have you couldn't have really
Speaker 16: said that any better, and you know, I think that's
Speaker 16: where the I think that's there's a real crossroads here.
Speaker 16: And you know, where does when you think about taxpayers
Speaker 16: and a lot of those taxpayers are also fans, and
Speaker 16: so then where where does that you know, where does
Speaker 16: that kind of nexus meet there in terms of, yeah,
Speaker 16: you want the NFL in your town, but I'm also
Speaker 16: like taxpayer in Hamilton County and this is an incredibly
Speaker 16: expensive and we got a bad deal last time, which
Speaker 16: you know, we can sit here and we can yell
Speaker 16: at the Bengals and yeah, do I think that they
Speaker 16: need to pour more money into it? Absolutely? Do I
Speaker 16: think the county uh you know, didn't get the best
Speaker 16: deal for the tax payers last time around.
Speaker 15: Absolutely?
Speaker 16: Lightly, Yeah, I mean, and and so that there is
Speaker 16: a there's an absolute prem when you look around the
Speaker 16: NFL and what when it comes to new stadiums and
Speaker 16: and look, hey, I guess I give the Bengals credit,
Speaker 16: like they're not asking for a new stadium, whereas in
Speaker 16: Tennessee they did ask for a new stadium, and their
Speaker 16: stadium there is only a year older than ours, and
Speaker 16: they're getting a new stadium in Nashville.
Speaker 15: And so.
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, and but typically what I've seen in Nashville
Speaker 16: and in Buffalo, it's been about a sixty forty the
Speaker 16: public money forty private money. There's the new wave of
Speaker 16: stadiums now or there's more state money going into and
Speaker 16: so I think there's this there's a lot of talk
Speaker 16: about more state money this time around. Obviously the Cleveland
Speaker 16: Browns are looking at a new stadium, then there's talk
Speaker 16: about giving them more state money. So I certainly think
Speaker 16: you're going to see a lot bigger burden carried by
Speaker 16: the state government this time around. And you know, and
Speaker 16: in the Bengals stadium, and but it all it's like,
Speaker 16: we still don't know what the Bengals are willing to pay.
Speaker 16: They're gonna have to be willing to pay a lot
Speaker 16: more than they paid last time. Percentage well, obviously when
Speaker 16: it comes to raw number, they're going to but when
Speaker 16: it comes to we're talking about percentage here, because the
Speaker 16: upgrades are going to cost more than what it costs
Speaker 16: to actually originally build the stadium.
Speaker 9: I know.
Speaker 3: And when I every time I hear that, Jason, it
Speaker 3: just blows my mind again. It functions fine. And the
Speaker 3: wave of the future I think is for me to
Speaker 3: sit in the basement on a giant screen, great resolution TV,
Speaker 3: drinking three dollars beer as opposed to fifteen dollars beer
Speaker 3: and not having to occur parking, and you know, I
Speaker 3: don't know, it's just it's all shocking to me. Jason.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you're staying on top of it. Cincinnati dot
Speaker 3: Com is where you find since they enquire online and
Speaker 3: read what Jason has to write in sports, and Jason,
Speaker 3: You're always welcome here on the fifty five KRC Morgings Show.
Speaker 3: You get any other details or developments on these negotiations,
Speaker 3: you know you've got a spot to talk about it,
Speaker 3: and I welcome you back at any time.
Speaker 4: Bellie County is in a past All hands on, Jess
Speaker 4: is a crew tragedy, get the news right here, bring
Speaker 4: people up to date on fifty five Karcia eight.
Speaker 3: Oh six to fifty five KRC detalk station. And a
Speaker 3: very happy Tuesday to everyone. Feeling lighter, feeling like a
Speaker 3: burden has been lifted. Yes, of course, Donald Trump back
Speaker 3: where he belongs as PARSI of the United States of
Speaker 3: America to talk about the inauguration, other matters, including the
Speaker 3: pardons we needed discussed. Welcome back, to the fifty five
Speaker 3: Kersey Morning Show. It's time for the Insight Scoop with
Speaker 3: bright Bart News political editor Bradley Jay. Hey, welcome back
Speaker 3: to the program. It's a pleasure to heave you on today.
Speaker 20: Great to be with you. It's an exciting town.
Speaker 3: There's no question, oh, without without a doubt. I mean,
Speaker 3: I quite literally feel as though weight has been lifted
Speaker 3: off of me. I obviously was very worried as many were,
Speaker 3: about Kamala Harris actually maybe scoring a victory. But what
Speaker 3: a landslide was for Donald Trump, and that in and
Speaker 3: of itself was the weight that was lifted, since the
Speaker 3: left isn't running around in the streets demanding the repeal
Speaker 3: a constitutional change to the electoral college, which you know
Speaker 3: would have come had he not won the popular vote.
Speaker 3: But I presume you watched all the affairs, all the
Speaker 3: pomp and circumstance yesterday.
Speaker 20: Oh absolutely, we were right here in the sick of it,
Speaker 20: sticking it out in the cold.
Speaker 1: I haven't spent a lot.
Speaker 20: Of time in Ohio, but look these Alabama bones.
Speaker 16: They didn't do.
Speaker 17: Well in that kind of weather.
Speaker 20: But we didn't let it slow with day. It was
Speaker 20: crowds everywhere people were up all night. I mean yeah,
Speaker 20: I mean, give me a break. Would you have thought
Speaker 20: that eight years ago you'd have thousands and thousands of
Speaker 20: Americans celebrating Donald Trump for.
Speaker 1: The elections of the White.
Speaker 20: House with Nelly performing a concert. I mean, give me
Speaker 20: a break. We are entering a new golden age. We're
Speaker 20: winning the culture war, We're winning.
Speaker 3: The political war.
Speaker 20: It is a transformational time right now, and you can
Speaker 20: feel that energy here at Washington.
Speaker 3: Well, and Donald Trump didn't pull any punches during his
Speaker 3: speech after being sworn in yesterday. I thought it slightly
Speaker 3: amusing and really unexpected that he he didn't pull any
Speaker 3: punches in terms of condemning the last four years in
Speaker 3: the Biden administration, with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris over
Speaker 3: his left shoulder there.
Speaker 20: Well, to hear him say it late last night at
Speaker 20: the inaugural ball, I was at I believe Trump arrived
Speaker 20: sometime around.
Speaker 1: Eleven o'clo block.
Speaker 20: He was talking about how JD and his family had
Speaker 20: encouraged him to through a few paragraphs, so they must
Speaker 20: have been they must have been quite pointed if he
Speaker 20: determined that they were too touugh on Biden, because goodness,
Speaker 20: you're right. He did not shy away from pointing out
Speaker 20: just the legacy of ashes that Joe Biden is going
Speaker 20: to leave behind. And he was just three or four
Speaker 20: feet away from him.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 20: Trump was talking about how he won all the seven
Speaker 20: swing states in an electoral rock. Kama was sitting there
Speaker 20: just staring at him. It was just absolutely delicious and
Speaker 20: it was vinage Trump, no question.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And also I have to say, you know, aside
Speaker 3: from the point of comments, but after being sworn in
Speaker 3: and giving his remarks, how refreshing it was to have
Speaker 3: the president of the United States of America actually engage
Speaker 3: in a lengthy Q and a process off script, no monitor, teleprompter,
Speaker 3: since it's been so long since we had a president
Speaker 3: would do that. I mean, Joe Biden would hide from everyone,
Speaker 3: never answer questions. And of course we all understand the
Speaker 3: reason is he was cognitively impaired, as we finally found out.
Speaker 3: But I just thought it was really nice that he
Speaker 3: was willing to engage so much.
Speaker 1: It's the it's the weive.
Speaker 20: It's the weive, isn't that what he calls?
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 20: And he goes in all these different directions that are
Speaker 20: apps it up. Joe Biden could never and everyone knows that,
Speaker 20: and it honestly, it really is in some way sad
Speaker 20: to see how Joe.
Speaker 1: Biden is going to be remembered, Uh.
Speaker 20: If he wasn't so corrupt, but he confirmed his corruption
Speaker 20: with the pardons over these last couple of days and
Speaker 20: weeks in the White House. This is a family that
Speaker 20: is built upon corruption. My colleague Peter Schweizer has called
Speaker 20: the five members of Biden's family who he pardoned uh yesterday,
Speaker 20: the Biden five. I mean that they're they're a crown family.
Speaker 1: Not that that's.
Speaker 20: A that even include Hunter, he also pardoned going back
Speaker 20: to twenty fourteen when he started getting involved in Barisma
Speaker 20: in Ukraine. So it's sad, it's tragic, but there is.
Speaker 1: But the Bidens are bad people.
Speaker 20: The Bidens are bad people, There's no question about it,
Speaker 20: especially when you look at what they tried to pull
Speaker 20: on the American people by hiding Joe Biden's condition and
Speaker 20: forcing another four years on the American people. They always
Speaker 20: put themselves above the American people. Don't ever let them try.
Speaker 3: To tell you otherwise, no question about it. And my
Speaker 3: listeners are painfully aware of the details and the Biden Antics,
Speaker 3: including Hunter Biden, and you know, the lies of the
Speaker 3: American people that were told over and over and over again.
Speaker 1: I saw that.
Speaker 3: Trump took the security of clearance away from the fifty
Speaker 3: one signatures on that letter saying that Hunter Biden's laptop
Speaker 3: had all the hallmarks of Russian disinformation. When you know it,
Speaker 3: and I know it, the FBI had that and already
Speaker 3: verified it's it's it's legitimacy, and it's the fact that
Speaker 3: it truly was Hunter Biden's laptop. So I I you
Speaker 3: know again that weight's been lifted. Do you do you
Speaker 3: think Donald over overstated his case? I mean, the litany
Speaker 3: of things he promised to accomplish seems like an insurmountable hurdle.
Speaker 3: I guess I'm just kind of wondering. Did he perhaps
Speaker 3: over promise?
Speaker 20: I don't think so. There's a lot of work to do,
Speaker 20: There's no question. It does seem like everyone is on
Speaker 20: board for now. There's unsity in the party in a
Speaker 20: way that there was. There's just not in twenty seventeen.
Speaker 20: It was such an unholy marriage between Trump and the
Speaker 20: Republican Party. He is he is the pattern familiars. Now
Speaker 20: it is a different world. And look, I mean I
Speaker 20: was that one of one of the balls last night
Speaker 20: and Jason Aldean is playing. Everyone's so excited. But yes,
Speaker 20: people start whispering back and forth. Did you see that
Speaker 20: Donald Trump just sign an executive.
Speaker 1: Order to remove us from the W two.
Speaker 3: And all this stuff.
Speaker 20: Everyone was just as excited about what Trump was doing
Speaker 20: as the actual celebration. There's a reason that Trump won.
Speaker 20: It's because he did promise to go bold. That's how
Speaker 20: you bring this nation into a new golden age. It
Speaker 20: isn't just to sit on your throne of power like
Speaker 20: Joe Biden has done has done for so long. There's
Speaker 20: a lot of work that needs to be done and
Speaker 20: Trump is aiming high and I'm excited to see if
Speaker 20: he can keep up this pace. But I mean, you
Speaker 20: can just feel it in Washington. There was never this
Speaker 20: kind of this kind of buzz and enthusiasm during his
Speaker 20: first term.
Speaker 3: So rock and roll and.
Speaker 20: Then get to get on board because there's a lot
Speaker 20: of winning that's coming ahead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I'm glad you made the observation with the
Speaker 3: Republican Party and it's certain to be far more unified
Speaker 3: than the first term. We know what to expect. We
Speaker 3: know what he delivered on last time, and of course
Speaker 3: he so thoroughly thrashed Kamala Harrison the election, there's reason
Speaker 3: to rally around Trump. So the never Trumper people that
Speaker 3: existed in large numbers in the Republican Party, I guess
Speaker 3: have probably learned their lesson and are no longer of
Speaker 3: that mindset.
Speaker 11: Well, look, if you're.
Speaker 20: A Susan Collins or Lisa Murkowski in the Senate who
Speaker 20: made a big point out of plushing your pearls and
Speaker 20: saying that you wouldn't vote for Donald Trump, do they
Speaker 20: want to be a part of the governing majority in
Speaker 20: Washington or do they want to be on the sideline.
Speaker 20: So really it's in their own interest to get on board.
Speaker 20: And you're right the way that Donald Trump just absolutely
Speaker 20: thrashed kam Law It was such a rejection of all
Speaker 20: of this nonsense, wokeism. All these cultural policies are geopolitical
Speaker 20: weakness obviously the economy and the border.
Speaker 1: I mean, this was such.
Speaker 20: A total rejection of everything that Democrats said for And
Speaker 20: now they are really out in the political wilderness.
Speaker 9: Uh, Who's who is their leader right now?
Speaker 20: It's not Kamala It's It's not Gavin Newsom, he's out
Speaker 20: burning his state down.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 20: It's not gonna be Truck Schumer or anybody like that,
Speaker 20: is it AOC? I certainly don't think so. So the
Speaker 20: resistance is resigned to Trump in so many ways, and
Speaker 20: that's contributed to just the uh, the the energy around
Speaker 20: Trump because look, I mean it's what George Wallace said
Speaker 20: in my home state used to always say, Uh, look,
Speaker 20: I'd rather somebody tell me that they think I'm gonna win,
Speaker 20: that they're gonna.
Speaker 3: Vote for me.
Speaker 20: Uh, just because if if folks that you're gonna win there,
Speaker 20: they want to get on board that that's a that's
Speaker 20: a sign that you know, folks, folks want to be
Speaker 20: with a winner. And right now Donald Trump is a winner.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 20: And we'll see if that momentum can laugh in Congress.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 20: I'm optimistic, certainly with these these confirmation battles, it seems
Speaker 20: like Republicans, Uh, some of the the squishier ones are
Speaker 20: coming coming around.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 20: So it's it's it's just excuse me, it's a different
Speaker 20: ballgame than it was eight years ago.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 20: With out of doubt, I really truly believe uh that
Speaker 20: we we will never see we've we've never seen anything
Speaker 20: before like we're about to see in Washington.
Speaker 17: D C.
Speaker 1: Well, I love your optimism. Bradley J. Politics Center for
Speaker 1: Bright Bart.
Speaker 3: I saw that Marco Rubio got unanimously confirmed by the Senate,
Speaker 3: so first cabinet pick approved, and uh, I thought that
Speaker 3: was a good thing, highly regarded even by Democrats who
Speaker 3: you know, had positive things to say about them during
Speaker 3: the Senate hearings, but pivoting over to the other cabinet
Speaker 3: positions and generally legislation, recognizing that Trump did have a
Speaker 3: huge win obvious for all the obvious reasons border woke politics, Dee. I,
Speaker 3: that's the wrong side of the politics to be on.
Speaker 3: Do you think any Democrats in this let's say the Senate,
Speaker 3: for example, perhaps will be less obstructionists when it comes
Speaker 3: to past legislation, recognizing their constituents or probably on board
Speaker 3: with it, you know, assuming it's not something radical conservative.
Speaker 3: But do you think Donald Trump's going to have an
Speaker 3: easier time getting things actually passed by way of laws.
Speaker 20: Well, the Democrats aren't going to roll over, but I
Speaker 20: do think that they are going to pick their battles
Speaker 20: much more carefully this time. Again, like the resistance has
Speaker 20: resigned to Donald Trump, especially after the type of electoral
Speaker 20: rots that he had. If you look at what the
Speaker 20: Senate just did with passing the Lake and Riley at Yeah,
Speaker 20: I mean, I think it's been over three decades since
Speaker 20: the Senate has passed any kind of significant standalone border
Speaker 20: security or immigration bill, and you had Democrats get on
Speaker 20: board to move that. That's this is a battle or
Speaker 20: this is an issue that Democrats would not have engaged
Speaker 20: in working with Republicans in the.
Speaker 3: Past few years.
Speaker 20: The fact that they did it out of political necessity,
Speaker 20: I mean, we need to recognize that. I don't think
Speaker 20: that they're converts overnight. But again, everything that Donald Trump
Speaker 20: did on election Day was a rejection of every single
Speaker 20: thing that Democrats have been fighting for. I don't think
Speaker 20: that they know exactly what form the resistance or what
Speaker 20: have you, is going to take in the next couple
Speaker 20: of years. I do think that they will get it
Speaker 20: figured out, at least on some level, But for now,
Speaker 20: I think they're just trying to kind of figure it
Speaker 20: out as they as they go because the party is
Speaker 20: in such disarray. So I'm optimistic that there will be
Speaker 20: some additional legislative wins. We are going to be able
Speaker 20: to get everything through that sixty vote over that sixty
Speaker 20: vote threshold in the Senate. But the fact that Democrats
Speaker 20: chose to engage on the Lake.
Speaker 1: And Riley Act and pasites very very encouraging.
Speaker 3: Sound well and going back to the pardon before we
Speaker 3: part company today, And I really enjoyed our conversation this morning, Bradley.
Speaker 3: The I do believe that Trump gets some measure of
Speaker 3: cover given Joe Biden pardoned his entire crime family and
Speaker 3: Fauci and Schiff and the rest of the Jay six committee.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump followed through with his pledge. He pardoned the
Speaker 3: J six UH protesters pretty much across the board, with
Speaker 3: a couple of exceptions. My understanding.
Speaker 20: There there were there were a lot of hot fives
Speaker 20: and celebrations and tears last night. Uh that Donald Trump
Speaker 20: delivered on that campaign promise.
Speaker 15: UH.
Speaker 20: And remember President elect Biden. Uh, he had expressed his
Speaker 20: concerns with preemptive pardons and talked about how how the
Speaker 20: world would look at us if we engage in something
Speaker 20: of that.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 20: He said, You're not going to see that kind of
Speaker 20: approach to pardons from my administration. Well, we saw it Uh,
Speaker 20: and it was much worse that we could have ever
Speaker 20: ever thought. President like Biden was talking about how, oh
Speaker 20: my DOJ is going to be so honorable and won't
Speaker 20: pursue any of that politicization. Yeah, right, I think that
Speaker 20: Donald Trump, the record clearly shows otherwise with what they
Speaker 20: did to him. So it's I think it's a tragic
Speaker 20: story of what happened to Joe Biden, but it's well
Speaker 20: deserved and I'm excited about this new age in this nation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and just I mean in terms of record is concerned.
Speaker 3: It's really amazing how polar opposite the positions are relating
Speaker 3: to pardons, depending on which point in time you ask someone.
Speaker 3: Adam Schiff, recipient of a pardon, was all against them
Speaker 3: back in twenty twenty, and he's firmly on the record saying,
Speaker 3: you know, this is just should not ever happen. And
Speaker 3: lo and behold he gets his own. It's amazing. It's
Speaker 3: been a real pleasure having you on the program. Politics Editor,
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Speaker 3: Davis deep dive. Trump's in charge, Marco Rubia's Secretary of State.
Speaker 3: Is there going to be a change in the situation
Speaker 3: with Israel, the Gaza Strip, Russia and Ukraine. Daniel Davis
Speaker 3: on those in a few minutes.
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Speaker 3: It's Tuesday, regular listeners, No, it's appointment listening because we're
Speaker 3: doing a Daniel Davis deep dive with the retired lieutenant
Speaker 3: colonel talking wars, talking ceasefire agreements, and of course the
Speaker 3: new sheriff in town, Donald Trump making some bold, bold
Speaker 3: bold promises to get that Russia Ukraine war settled. Welcome back,
Speaker 3: Daniel David. It's always a pleasure to have you on
Speaker 3: my program. It's always a pleasure to be here. Brian,
Speaker 3: thanks for having me. Well, let's start with the Israel
Speaker 3: Palestinian prisoner exchange. They entered into a ceasefire agreement. Some
Speaker 3: of the hostages have been released. I guess I kind
Speaker 3: of been wondering in the back of my head. The
Speaker 3: status of the hostages is largely unknown. We do know
Speaker 3: that some of many of them have died, But do
Speaker 3: we have a head count on how many remain alive
Speaker 3: and how soon will they all be released? And I
Speaker 3: guess a more broad question because I have no faith
Speaker 3: that this ceasefire agreement is going to remain. I just
Speaker 3: think the Hamas is gonna just tank it. But what's
Speaker 3: your take on where we stand on that one, Daniel.
Speaker 21: Yeah, we don't know to your question, there head count,
Speaker 21: We don't know who's live, who's not, how many are there.
Speaker 21: The Hamasa has intentionally kept that vague to continue to
Speaker 21: give themselves leverage. One of the things they're afraid of
Speaker 21: is if they just gave all the hostages back in
Speaker 21: one big passage, then all their leverage is gone and
Speaker 21: there's nothing to stop Israel from returning to the fight.
Speaker 21: And that's one of the things they continue to be
Speaker 21: very worried about so that's why they've kind of spread
Speaker 21: it out over a long period of time that I
Speaker 21: think the plan is three hostages every seven days until
Speaker 21: it's six weeks than all the rest of the hostages
Speaker 21: are supposed to be released, and there'll be a big
Speaker 21: whatever is left after that, there will be in a
Speaker 21: big push into phase two allegedly if the thing gets
Speaker 21: that far. It's been a bit of a problem because
Speaker 21: the ceasefi has really shown how Hezbolay has really weathered
Speaker 21: this storm much better even than I thought that they would.
Speaker 21: In their tunnel systems. They have rebuilt a lot of
Speaker 21: the tunnel systems. You actually had a secretary blinking on
Speaker 21: the way out admit that Hamas had.
Speaker 1: Almost completely rebuilt its strength.
Speaker 21: So it is really a stunning development that Israel is
Speaker 21: no closer to success today than they were before then.
Speaker 21: And I think that in many ways the Israeli side
Speaker 21: needed this cease far more than the Hamas side did.
Speaker 21: But I suspect that both sides are going to use
Speaker 21: the opportunity to rebuild their strength. So to your point,
Speaker 21: I don't see any evidence this is going to be
Speaker 21: over anytime soon, but at least thankfully for the people
Speaker 21: of Palestine. The daily killing has at least temporarily stopped.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I guess part of me wonders what the
Speaker 3: political reality will be in the stability of the ceasefire
Speaker 3: arrangement if more of the hostages have actually been killed
Speaker 3: and there really aren't that many left remaining to you know,
Speaker 3: hand back over that, that situation sounds like it might
Speaker 3: be a politically volatile in terms of this the relationship
Speaker 3: being lasting or not.
Speaker 21: Yeah, the only thing that mitigated against it is that
Speaker 21: everybody's very aware that possibly as many as half of
Speaker 21: the remaining hostages that they've identified are probably not alive.
Speaker 21: So it won't shock anyone, but especially for the family members.
Speaker 21: They they all most of them are saying that they're
Speaker 21: not well. Not that they don't care, but that that
Speaker 21: one way or know that they want their person back
Speaker 21: no matter what, whether they were alive or dead.
Speaker 3: They just want, you know, the proof or so. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so it's still a big issue there. Well, this I
Speaker 3: was unaware that they had done so much rebuilding. I
Speaker 3: find it almost I'm not questioning your authority or what
Speaker 3: you're saying, but in the midst of this conflict, when
Speaker 3: Israel's presence is fully there that they had the opportunity
Speaker 3: and the ability to rebuild all those tunnels, and with
Speaker 3: the ceasefire agreement in place, they've got all the opportunity
Speaker 3: of the world to continue rebuilding, which means basically, if
Speaker 3: they go back to fighting each other, it sounds like
Speaker 3: both sides are starting at square one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, honestly, it does.
Speaker 21: And you know, a lot of this was exposed not
Speaker 21: just by Secretary of blinking saying it out loud, but
Speaker 21: Hamas had a parade, an actual parade following the ceasefire
Speaker 21: when it was announced, and a lot of them came
Speaker 21: out of their tunnels, and you know, they're in uniform,
Speaker 21: and they have lots of their equipment, their vehicles, their rockets.
Speaker 21: It shows that they never lost all of their capacity.
Speaker 21: Even though the images on the on the surface look
Speaker 21: literally like a moonscape's shocking the amount of destruction, but
Speaker 21: under the ground, they've weathered that storm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I saw a photograph the other day the
Speaker 3: same thing. Just my I fell open. It's just it,
Speaker 3: it's I mean, it's completely in hospitality to people living there.
Speaker 3: There are no buildings, they're all blown up, and they're
Speaker 3: in piles and rubble, and I just just wonder what
Speaker 3: kind of rebuilding effort is going to go on. And
Speaker 3: I mean, can they even rebuild, And where the resource
Speaker 3: is gonna come to rebuild. Yeah.
Speaker 21: You know, a lot of people in America don't know it,
Speaker 21: but in the the Korean War, in the latter stages
Speaker 21: of the Korean War, when we were trying to get
Speaker 21: the the armistice signed, the US Air Force almost literally
Speaker 21: wiped out every village and town in North Korea, turned
Speaker 21: it entirely into rubble. And the same question was there too.
Speaker 21: But the people will find a way to do it.
Speaker 21: There's there's already some talk, especially among the Arabs in
Speaker 21: the Middle East about funding a lot of this.
Speaker 1: Europe is wanting to do some et cetera.
Speaker 21: But it's going to be decades plural before that stuff
Speaker 21: gets done. And and and of course it won't even
Speaker 21: start until there's some kind of political settlement. They won't
Speaker 21: start until then. So it's a long long road to hope.
Speaker 3: Well, of course, pivoting over to the Russia Ukraine situation,
Speaker 3: at least I suppose Ukraine has enough quote unquote resources
Speaker 3: that at least it'll be more financially able to perhaps
Speaker 3: do some rebuilding. They do have the bread basket, they
Speaker 3: have resources. They of course would have some measure of
Speaker 3: support from the NATO countries the European Union, given how
Speaker 3: their proximity. Whether or not they're let in or not
Speaker 3: is a completely different story. But in order to resolve
Speaker 3: that conflict, as you and I have talked about, and
Speaker 3: Donald Trump wants to settle that war, Ukraine's going to
Speaker 3: have to make some major concessions. I mean, it seems
Speaker 3: like Russia has all the cards.
Speaker 1: Well, they really do it.
Speaker 21: And two events over the last since you and I
Speaker 21: were on last have been published that got almost no
Speaker 21: notice here in the West, but that are crucial and
Speaker 21: vital to this, especially as Trump has now assumed office,
Speaker 21: and that on the Ukraine side, you had their General Sersky,
Speaker 21: their commander in chief of the armed forces, admitted that
Speaker 21: they are not even able to force mobilize enough people
Speaker 21: to offset their losses. So we flatly said, we are
Speaker 21: basically our armed forces are shrinking. We suspected this all along,
Speaker 21: but he has now confirmed it. Even if they go
Speaker 21: to eighteen year old and lower the age down to mobilization,
Speaker 21: there simply aren't enough men to be able to offset
Speaker 21: the losses, and they're bringing in thousands every month, but
Speaker 21: they're set their casualties are.
Speaker 1: More than that every single month.
Speaker 21: On the other side, you have their national security Russian
Speaker 21: national security advisor and one of their other senior members
Speaker 21: of their government have said that they planned to they
Speaker 21: have a plan, a resource plan to win the war
Speaker 21: by twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: So they're already thinking we're gonna get We're not.
Speaker 21: There's not an eminent wind to this, but we're going
Speaker 21: all through twenty twenty five, and we plan on taking
Speaker 21: all four of the territories that they have annexe et cetera,
Speaker 21: deem notzify the government however they want to define that
Speaker 21: et cetera. But that's important because they are not thinking, Hey,
Speaker 21: we want Trump to come in to negotiating into this.
Speaker 21: On the current line of contact, We're going to keep
Speaker 21: going until we have all four of those oblasts. And
Speaker 21: as you just said, they don't have to negotiate an
Speaker 21: into it. They can just keep fighting until they seize
Speaker 21: it by force. But the Ukraine side can't. I mean,
Speaker 21: it's just they don't have the capacity.
Speaker 3: Well, and you know, going back to your comments and
Speaker 3: observations about the North Korean soldiers going to fight in
Speaker 3: that conflict on Russia's side in order to get experience
Speaker 3: and learn how to be effective fighters. If Ukraine is
Speaker 3: basically snatching up every you know, alive male person in
Speaker 3: the country eighteen and up and putting them on the
Speaker 3: front line, so those folks don't have experience, and they're
Speaker 3: more than likely going to be casualties the season fighters,
Speaker 3: the veterans more than likely have been killed already.
Speaker 21: Wouldn't you think, oh, one hundred percent, that's absolutely right.
Speaker 21: And that's a bigger issue than people who don't have
Speaker 21: military experience may realize, because too many times you think, well,
Speaker 21: you'll just mobilize more people and put another fifty thousand uniform.
Speaker 1: But a uniform doesn't make you a soldier.
Speaker 21: It just means you're a civilian who's wearing a uniform
Speaker 21: and here's a rifle, go fire that direction, and they
Speaker 21: have no idea what they're doing. You can't function as
Speaker 21: a as a coherent fighting force unless you have trained
Speaker 21: people at every single level, all the way up, you know,
Speaker 21: from private up to colonel in general or whatever. The Russians,
Speaker 21: because they have more people they've had the luxury of
Speaker 21: training a lot of their guys over many months out
Speaker 21: of contact, and then they'll rotate out people who at
Speaker 21: key leader levels into new units here, so they'll bring
Speaker 21: people back in. So when they have this unit that's
Speaker 21: getting beat down, they'll take the unit out, they'll bring
Speaker 21: a new one back in, and then this is already trained.
Speaker 1: But the Ukraine side they.
Speaker 21: Literally throw everybody that they get into uniform into the
Speaker 21: front lines, almost no training, and that's just militarily unsustainable.
Speaker 21: So that gets into this calculation for Trump as well.
Speaker 3: Now we got a new Secretary of State unanimous who
Speaker 3: confirm yesterday Marco Rubio, and that is that in any
Speaker 3: way shape perform a game changer new president who's wanting
Speaker 3: and desirous of settling the conflict. Marco Rubio at the
Speaker 3: helm here at the State, what do you think about that?
Speaker 21: Well, it definitely is a game changer, without question, because
Speaker 21: the outgoing administration just kept saying for as long as
Speaker 21: it takes, and you know, shoveling money out the door
Speaker 21: on their way out of office, with no strategy, no
Speaker 21: plan whatsoever to how this could result in anything positive.
Speaker 1: At least Trump is coming.
Speaker 21: In both the Secretary of Rubio as well as Trump
Speaker 21: has continued to say we're looking for a negotiated settlement.
Speaker 21: He said Trump said it again last night that yes,
Speaker 21: he says, you know, Russia's hurting, and you know they
Speaker 21: can't just they can They're grinding it out, this is
Speaker 21: the term he used. But he also said, but they
Speaker 21: have more people, so he acknowledges that just the math
Speaker 21: is going to be moving in this direction. So the
Speaker 21: President and Secretary of State are both talking about this
Speaker 21: is going to have to be a negotiated settlement.
Speaker 3: Well, and part of the leverage of getting the Ukrainians
Speaker 3: that negotiate and maybe express a more desire to perhaps
Speaker 3: make these consents if we quit funding them and giving
Speaker 3: them weapons that presents a genuine problem for them. That's
Speaker 3: going to knock them back on that.
Speaker 1: Well, it doesn't. That's that's one of the other things.
Speaker 21: I'm glad you brought that up, because that's one of
Speaker 21: it was surprising too many to include myself, that Trump
Speaker 21: didn't mention Ukraine at all or Russia at all during
Speaker 21: the entire inauguration speech, but he did give some codes
Speaker 21: in there, and he said we're going to stop any
Speaker 21: kind of foreign aid if it can't be shown that
Speaker 21: it actually is in America's interest to do so. And
Speaker 21: I think that was a definite shot across the bow
Speaker 21: to the Ukraine that if we can't see how this
Speaker 21: is going to work, it ain't gonna just keep getting
Speaker 21: shoveled into the furnace like the Algony administration did. And
Speaker 21: I think it's pretty clear where the Trump Administration's going.
Speaker 3: Oh, I think most definitely that's what that was directed toward.
Speaker 3: And of course they have folks in Ukraine closely observing
Speaker 3: and listening and parsing out the words. They got the message,
Speaker 3: and they got the message too.
Speaker 1: I sure you. I've seen you Ukraine and the media
Speaker 1: this morning they got that message.
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