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Speaker 3: of course, and a better way path forward for energy
Speaker 3: policy in here in a state of Ohio with Americans
Speaker 3: for Prosperity joining with the Buckeye Institute. Good program that
Speaker 3: and very optimistic that we will have better energy policy
Speaker 3: here in state of Ohio. I lamented out wild the
Speaker 3: fact that we were behind Indiana, which has approved a
Speaker 3: nuclear plan, where my Indiana listeners and Lawrenceburg a little upset,
Speaker 3: She is, what do you have against Indiana? So I
Speaker 3: don't have anything against Indiana. That was not disdain from
Speaker 3: my friends in Indiana or the state of Indiana. Love it.
Speaker 3: Jealousy was what the emotion was that I was feeling
Speaker 3: that you guys get a nuclear plan, We don't. Why why?
Speaker 3: Ken Blackwell also in the program, I talking about Trump
Speaker 3: souf first several days in office. I can get a
Speaker 3: kick out of Ken Blackwell, he's good guy. So if
Speaker 3: you didn't get a chance to listen to a live podcast,
Speaker 3: and of course it being Friday, coming up to six
Speaker 3: thirty Tech Friday with Dave Hatter Intrust It's Owned and
Speaker 3: Dave Hatter Today A we'll talk about the US government
Speaker 3: no more data sent to China, Iran, North Korea, Russia,
Speaker 3: et cetera. How can we achieve that phishing attacks hit
Speaker 3: Apple I Message users? And why you should disable your
Speaker 3: location tracking, which mine is always disabled, Like I don't
Speaker 3: need that. I have occasionally turned it on when I
Speaker 3: was like wandering around. I remember being in New Orleans
Speaker 3: last time I was there and I had to turn
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Speaker 3: It's like, well, we're walking and I don't know where
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Speaker 3: you know, convenient in handy that comes in, But there's
Speaker 3: no reason you should have it on all the time.
Speaker 3: And I know Dave is going to put extra details
Speaker 3: on that. Congressman Warren Davidson YAY seven oh five is
Speaker 3: picked to serve on the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee. He is
Speaker 3: applauding Trump on his Digital Currency Executive Order and Big
Speaker 3: Brother Overreach Act. Looking forward to having Congressman Davidson back
Speaker 3: on the program, good Man. He is followed by Donna Murphy.
Speaker 3: Heaven's Gate Ministries Donnad's are going to be talking about
Speaker 3: the free services they have available for parents who lost
Speaker 3: to pregnancy, which reminds me of the conversation I had
Speaker 3: about with the doctor on the COVID vaccines and how
Speaker 3: he claims that it was a conspiracy to reduce global
Speaker 3: population because as he'd caused little countless miscarriages and problems
Speaker 3: for pregnancy and also rendered some women incapable of becoming pregnant.
Speaker 3: Scary stuff that so for those who lost pregnancy. Donna
Speaker 3: Murphy at seven thirty in studio Joe Montgomery from Patriots Landing,
Speaker 3: a wonderful organization helping veterans, giving them craft projects to
Speaker 3: do the flag cases for example, and uh, really just
Speaker 3: outstanding people they are. And I'm looking forward to seeing
Speaker 3: Joe again and talking about what's going on with Patriots
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Speaker 3: said that already this morning. It's early in the five
Speaker 3: o'clock hour. American is back and open for business. Donald Trump,
Speaker 3: addressing the World Economic Form and not pulling any punches
Speaker 3: there either, He promised low taxes for foreign companies, also
Speaker 3: vowed to his slab tariffs on those who manufacture products
Speaker 3: outside the United States, called for a his words, revolution
Speaker 3: of common sense in an effort to get rid of
Speaker 3: rising food prices inflation, as well as the crisis the
Speaker 3: US border. Quote, my message to every business in the
Speaker 3: world is very simple. Come make your product in America,
Speaker 3: and we will give you among the lowest taxes of
Speaker 3: any nation on earth. It was a video address to
Speaker 3: the folks who were there in Davos, Switzerland. But if
Speaker 3: you don't make your product in America, which is your prerogative,
Speaker 3: then very simply, you'll have to pay a tariff. We'll
Speaker 3: see if this bears fruit. I think it actually will.
Speaker 3: Now you know, those folks out there obviously not actually
Speaker 3: pro American folks. But noting that withdrawing from the climate
Speaker 3: pledges like the Paris Agreement and in corporate diversity mandates,
Speaker 3: he also asked for NATO country to contribute five percent
Speaker 3: of the gross domestic product to defense spending.
Speaker 4: Hmm.
Speaker 3: He highlighted his executive orders he signed in the first
Speaker 3: several days in office, federal hiring freeze, overturning the electric
Speaker 3: vehicle mandate, ading government led diversity equity inclusion initiatives, which
Speaker 3: he called nonsense. We've accomplished more in four days than
Speaker 3: any other administration have accomplished in four years, and we're
Speaker 3: just getting started. America once again become a merit based country.
Speaker 3: Also asked Opek to drop price of oil, which he
Speaker 3: said would help end Russians war with Ukraine. All right, well,
Speaker 3: he's speaking out loud. He's just reminding folks what he
Speaker 3: has done. The World Economic Forum, which pivots over nicely
Speaker 3: to Joseph Sternberg's off ed piece, Trump gives European leaders
Speaker 3: an excuse to dump bad policies. Remember the biggest We're
Speaker 3: the biggest economy on the planet. A lot of countries
Speaker 3: rely on us a lot, and if we're doing it,
Speaker 3: they probably want to do it too.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 3: Trump's got some good ideas. Maybe, if you have an
Speaker 3: open mind about business, and you reduce the barriers to
Speaker 3: business and you have low taxes, people might want to
Speaker 3: go there and considering Germany as a model for acolute
Speaker 3: catastrophe pursuing you know, the green agenda. It's just absolutely
Speaker 3: tank their economy. Electricity prices are so high. Businesses have
Speaker 3: had to shut down before because the amount of the
Speaker 3: price of electricity is insane. They don't have any wind
Speaker 3: blowing or sun shining, so they had to you know,
Speaker 3: offload power from France or buy power from France's nuclear
Speaker 3: plans in order to keep the country running. Anyway, Joseph writes,
Speaker 3: and not to jinx it, but Donald Trump's second term
Speaker 3: is off to a good start for Europe. Mister Trump
Speaker 3: already has created enormous political and economic opportunities for the continent.
Speaker 3: If and it's a huge f any European politicians have
Speaker 3: the wit to seize their chance. Amid the blizzard of
Speaker 3: executive what as and other actions began Monday. For matters
Speaker 3: are of particular relevance across the Atlantic, the Trump administration
Speaker 3: is withdrawing from the twenty fifteen Paris Agreement on climate
Speaker 3: scrapping Biden era electric vehicle mandates, ramping up American fossil
Speaker 3: fuel production, and killing off a global corporate tax Agreement.
Speaker 3: First instinct of establishment European politicians under media enablers is
Speaker 3: to interpret these steps as affronts to Europe, which they are.
Speaker 3: Mister Trump's abandonment of the decade old Global Climate Agreement
Speaker 3: is a strong signal, as Washington can sent, that the
Speaker 3: new administration doesn't care about an issue that Europeans have
Speaker 3: come to understand in quasi religious terms. All the promise
Speaker 3: drilling a new internal combustion cars add insult to this injury.
Speaker 3: Withdrawal from the major tax deal negotiated at the Organization
Speaker 3: for Economic Cooperation and Development demonstrate that the new administration
Speaker 3: is indifferent to European government's desperate search for new revenue.
Speaker 3: Sources note, however, that mister Trump at least isn't perpetuating
Speaker 3: the far bigger affront President Biden committed against European friends
Speaker 3: lying to them. Interesting observations here. Mister Biden acted as
Speaker 3: though there were political consensus in American support of these
Speaker 3: policies Europeans liked, when there obviously wasn't. The Democrat rejoined
Speaker 3: the Paris Climate Deal despite the Senate's refusal over many
Speaker 3: years to ratify it, and Trump's first attempt to withdraw
Speaker 3: from it. Biden administration regulations on energy production and electric
Speaker 3: vehicle mandates were plainly and predictably unpopular. His Treasury Secretary
Speaker 3: Janet Yellen signed the OECD tax deal despite a record
Speaker 3: of bipartisan opposition in Washington to similar global tax proposals
Speaker 3: that was the fifteen percent minimum tax on each instance.
Speaker 3: Team Biden prompted European governments to act on the assumption
Speaker 3: that these policies would last supported by US public approval.
Speaker 3: As a result, the continent embraced a suite of climate
Speaker 3: related mandate subsidies, taxes, and the like that make little
Speaker 3: sense at the best of times and are viable, possibly
Speaker 3: barely only if America engages in the same economic self sabotage.
Speaker 3: European leaders invested considerable political energy and transitioning the Global
Speaker 3: Tax Pact into European law, and they also appear to
Speaker 3: be counting on future revenue. Ha ha ha. Europeans should
Speaker 3: have known better than to trust mister Biden. But that's
Speaker 3: beside the point. Public supporting Europe for measures to combat
Speaker 3: climate change and tax big US companies remains high, despite
Speaker 3: recent weakening on the climate front, which European politician could
Speaker 3: withstand those political pressures when European voters thought they saw
Speaker 3: America acceding to their priorities. Which leader could openly question
Speaker 3: the honesty of the US officials sitting across the table
Speaker 3: at global summits. Mister Trump, for all his inconsistency as
Speaker 3: an ally, at least now is telling Europe the truth
Speaker 3: about America, which is the best thing any US leader
Speaker 3: could do for them. Europe can't afford its climate commitments,
Speaker 3: whether the cost is measured and subsidies dispersed by cash
Speaker 3: strap governments or economic growth foregone. Yet European voters remains
Speaker 3: stubbornly committed to the policy goal for which they no
Speaker 3: longer want to pay. Trump is offering an off ramp
Speaker 3: for politicians struggling to manage this cognitive dissonance. Expect Europe's
Speaker 3: reversals on climate policy to be presented more in sorrow
Speaker 3: than in anger. Mind you, as an unavoidable result of
Speaker 3: the economic pressures arising from America's own climate policy shift. Well,
Speaker 3: America's doing it. We can't manage without America being involved,
Speaker 3: and America's not so hide behind. Yes, are reversal on
Speaker 3: these policies, and go ahead and reverse them over in
Speaker 3: your corner of the woods. It'll be good for you.
Speaker 3: Blackwise with a tax pack which was intended to forest
Speaker 3: all precisely the sorts of tax reforms. European countries need
Speaker 3: to help revive their flailing economies by pulling the US
Speaker 3: out of this attempt at global tax harmonization. Trump restores
Speaker 3: tax policy and specifically yay tax competition as a lever
Speaker 3: available to European politicians grasping for new economic growth strategies.
Speaker 3: Is welcoming those countries to compete with us. Don't keep
Speaker 3: cutting your throat and making it more difficult to do
Speaker 3: business in Europe. Look at what we're doing. Those are
Speaker 3: the sticks, and there are carrots too. An effect to
Speaker 3: the end of electric vehicle mandates in America is that
Speaker 3: the world's largest economy has again become an enormous market
Speaker 3: for the internal combustion auto's European companies can manufacture profitably.
Speaker 3: That'll interject I predicted last week or the week before
Speaker 3: something along those lines. Porsche was doing so poorly that
Speaker 3: they can't sell their electric vehicles. Their market is shrinking
Speaker 3: dramatically as they rapidly run toward the electric vehicle in
Speaker 3: spite of the fact that there's global demand for their
Speaker 3: internal combustion engine cars, what are they doing to themselves? Well,
Speaker 3: you can still sell those internal combustion engineer in America
Speaker 3: portion anyway. This is a lifeline to German automakers, he writes,
Speaker 3: in particular, even after accounting for the threat of Trump
Speaker 3: tariffs and Mexico, where many European firms now manufactured cars. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: the single most beneficial thing anyone could do for Europe
Speaker 3: right now would be to revive American energy production, which
Speaker 3: would boost US economic growth and offer knock on benefits
Speaker 3: in global energy markets. And behold, it's happening. Europeans may
Speaker 3: never learn to love mister Trump, but if they're smart
Speaker 3: to learn to take yes for an answer when he
Speaker 3: offers it. Five eighteenth, that's good. That's good. Just Asternberg
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Speaker 3: Indeed, let us see here I mentioned a moment ago.
Speaker 3: If you weren't listening, I had I heard me the
Speaker 3: aviation extort ratlifting yesterday, of course, and all ex aviation issues.
Speaker 3: And we have regularly talked about Boeing and its trials
Speaker 3: and tribulations and problems, and he it's always has a
Speaker 3: lot to say about Boeing. I think Boeing's the next
Speaker 3: US postal service. They lost. They lost. Boeing lost four
Speaker 3: billion dollars in the most recent quarter, citing the debilitating strike,
Speaker 3: mounting losses in troubled US government projects, and incurred costs
Speaker 3: tied to sweeping job cuts rolled out at the end
Speaker 3: of the year. They weren't investors that generated less revenue
Speaker 3: and racked up bigger losses than Wall Street anticipated. Boeing
Speaker 3: scheduled to release its full results on Tuesday, but shares
Speaker 3: did fallen after hours trading. I don't know where it's
Speaker 3: trading right now. I didn't look on the Wall Street
Speaker 3: Journal this morning to find out about where Boeing is.
Speaker 3: But Phase three profit and a completely unrelated note, you know,
Speaker 3: thank God for Trump and his executive orders. We have
Speaker 3: a male athlete making headlines for the second straight January
Speaker 3: after breaking more women's college track records. Camden Shriner goes
Speaker 3: by Sadie, Hi, I'm a woman here. Let me compete
Speaker 3: against women. Set records at Brockport Russbuster at Track and
Speaker 3: Field of at New York, where multiple universities complete, including
Speaker 3: one specific university, Roberts Wesleyan University, as well as Shriner's
Speaker 3: Rochester Institute of Technology. This transgender woman that will make
Speaker 3: him a guy set records women winning the women's two
Speaker 3: hunder meter dash twenty four point five seconds. I don't
Speaker 3: know what that means. I don't follow track and field,
Speaker 3: but it's enough to well win as well as the
Speaker 3: four hundred meter dash times were also records. According to
Speaker 3: the reporting on this former track star interviewed on this one,
Speaker 3: Ashley kellerher said quote, he is currently note that he
Speaker 3: ranked number one in the women's two hundred and four
Speaker 3: hundred meter dashes in the division that they compete in.
Speaker 3: See this is just not right. It's just not fair,
Speaker 3: and I'm glad to seeing cooler heads are prevailing and
Speaker 3: more and more people are standing up to this nonsense,
Speaker 3: and I don't understand how that the practice can be defensible.
Speaker 3: I mean, this is the type and this is happening
Speaker 3: a lot, you know. Oh, and I noted that there
Speaker 3: was some reporting on this whole transgender issue in the
Speaker 3: sins An. I think it was the Quire the other
Speaker 3: day of the I think four hundred thousand students in
Speaker 3: our public school in the state of Ohio, six people
Speaker 3: apparently identify as transgender. That was cited as one of
Speaker 3: the reasons why this should be a non issue. Six
Speaker 3: all this time and expense and bother over just this
Speaker 3: teeny weeny weeny slice of humanity. That's weird when you
Speaker 3: think about it. Local stories coming up. Care to call
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Speaker 3: a very Happy Friday to you. Local stories bomb set
Speaker 3: at a quarter of a million dollars for the Fort
Speaker 3: Chilean men that were linked to the break in at
Speaker 3: Joe Burrow's home or linked to it. Suspects identify Ohigo
Speaker 3: Attorney General, dated by identified by Attorney General Ghost, Sergio Cabello,
Speaker 3: thirty eight to twenty two year old Jordan Sanchez, A,
Speaker 3: twenty four year old Alexander Huil Chavez, and twenty three
Speaker 3: year old Bastion Morales. They were scheduled for raiment yesterday.
Speaker 3: They couldn't move forward because apparently there was no interpreter
Speaker 3: you said. All four were arrested as part of an
Speaker 3: ongoing investigation by the Southwest Ohio Burglary Task Force after
Speaker 3: the break in a Burrow's home Anderson Township. December ninth,
Speaker 3: twenty four. Ghost announces Southwest Ohio Burglary task Force was
Speaker 3: heading up the investigation. January tenth, the men were arrested
Speaker 3: in Clark County. It's part of the task force ongoing investigation.
Speaker 3: Video shows troopers searching the vehicle. They found an old
Speaker 3: LSU shirt and Bengals hat suspected had been stolen during
Speaker 3: the ninth of The December ninth burglary break in at
Speaker 3: Burrow's home happened on the same date. Two Husky brand
Speaker 3: automatic center punch tools, which are used by the South
Speaker 3: American Theft group to enter homes, also found inside the vehicle.
Speaker 3: Men also had fake IDs, and an arrest report said
Speaker 3: that after the real names were discovered, all four males
Speaker 3: were identified as here illegally not in the country, legally
Speaker 3: overstaying their permissions since A health department said it has
Speaker 3: received hundreds of complaints from residents about inadequate heat since
Speaker 3: last fall. Several of the complaints have come into the
Speaker 3: last several or the last couple of weeks. A High
Speaker 3: Board of Health regulation mandates that whenever the outside temperature
Speaker 3: falls below sixty degrees for twenty four consecutive hours, landlords
Speaker 3: must provide a minimum temperature of seventy degrees to rental
Speaker 3: units or any unit where the owners do not have
Speaker 3: individual control to heat. Seventy That seems awfully high, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Since temperatures around here have been blows here for the
Speaker 3: past several days, well that's certainly been the case since then.
Speaker 3: East Price sell resident Shamz Brown speaking with Fox nineteen
Speaker 3: talking about the poor heating during the frigid winter, she
Speaker 3: and her five children spend most of the time in
Speaker 3: the kitchen, apparently the warmest spot in the house. She
Speaker 3: leaves the oven on. Said the other day when it
Speaker 3: blows there, we had to sleep in the car because
Speaker 3: my car has better heat than the house. So the
Speaker 3: lacking heed's been ongoing issue, and with recent weather obviously
Speaker 3: becoming unbearable, said that her pipes burst on Wednesday as well,
Speaker 3: family didn't have running water for the entire day. Jeez Louise.
Speaker 3: As a Thursday yesterday, Brown's landlord is fixing the issue
Speaker 3: in the inspector's schedule to visit her home. Since a
Speaker 3: Health Apartment encourages residents to contact their landlord words when
Speaker 3: they have no heat or inadequate heat. If no action
Speaker 3: is taken, residents should call three to one one or
Speaker 3: the Healthy Homes Office at three five two twenty nineh eight.
Speaker 3: Little things that remind you how really good you've got
Speaker 3: it in terrible times. At least that's the way I
Speaker 3: perceive it. Police are investigating a shooting happened yesterday evening
Speaker 3: or night left one person seriously injured. According to Cincinty
Speaker 3: Police Department, officers responded to a shooting in the thirty
Speaker 3: two hundred block of mckenry Avenue in Westwood. They say
Speaker 3: an adult male was injured in the shooting, sustaining gunshot
Speaker 3: wounds of the upper body. Police say the victim's injuries
Speaker 3: are serious and potentially life threatening. As of Fox nineteen's
Speaker 3: reporting uh this morning, they're still on this scene investigating
Speaker 3: the shooting, but don't have a suspect. Havelton County looking
Speaker 3: for a consultant to begin to study on how to
Speaker 3: reconnect communities split by I seventy five, reported by wcpo's
Speaker 3: Jay Shakhor, Thank you Jay, months after the study was announced,
Speaker 3: process is now finally getting off the ground. Both federal
Speaker 3: and government local leaders have been focused on reconnecting communities
Speaker 3: split by highways like I seventy five over the past
Speaker 3: several years. Locally, leaders focusing on areas including Arlington Heights, Evendale,
Speaker 3: Lincoln Heights, Lachland, Reading, and Sharonville. Grant from the US
Speaker 3: Department of Transportation in April of last year started the
Speaker 3: study into the best ways to reconnect the communities. Chris Schneider,
Speaker 3: who's with the Hamilton County Planning and Development Department, said
Speaker 3: there was a lot more paperwork that needed to be
Speaker 3: done before the study could actually take place. He said,
Speaker 3: just takes a little time. I don't know the exact
Speaker 3: number of grants that were given as part of this
Speaker 3: recommended communities. That's the initial cap on both of those
Speaker 3: recommended communities, but there were a lot and so they're
Speaker 3: working with dozens, if not more, of contracts that have
Speaker 3: to be signed. We've got a contract signed in October,
Speaker 3: so we been working really since then to push things forward.
Speaker 3: Continued disconnects for certain communities are hurting business, it's reported
Speaker 3: here at least that's a subjective opinion by the reporter.
Speaker 3: Nelie Shalah told WCPO that since the exit on Ice
Speaker 3: seventy five at Shepherd's Lane in Lincoln Heights moved, it's
Speaker 3: impacted his restaurant.
Speaker 8: Said.
Speaker 3: A few years back, they changed the exit for the
Speaker 3: highway and everything. They made it a little further away
Speaker 3: from certain businesses, which made businesses go down in gross
Speaker 3: every year. Says has been cut off from potential hungry
Speaker 3: customers and long time survival of his business now in question.
Speaker 3: The County's Building Planning and Development Department is now looking
Speaker 3: for a consultant and when that's done, officials expectively and
Speaker 3: taking public input about problem spots. That'll be in March.
Speaker 3: You know, as I sit here and ponder this issue,
Speaker 3: I just kind of wonder, you know, what can be
Speaker 3: done to solve the problem. I mean, on rams and
Speaker 3: off ramps are where they are right Anyhow, A local
Speaker 3: man and his mom need a new place to live
Speaker 3: after losing everything when they're Highland Heights home caught fire
Speaker 3: earlier in the week. Thomas Black said, we have nothing
Speaker 3: and that's okay. We have each other and that's all
Speaker 3: that matters. It's a positive attitude court to the Central
Speaker 3: Campbell Fire District. The fire started at two am Tuesday
Speaker 3: morning on Forest Avenue, started the back porch began moving
Speaker 3: into the home. Mister Black, captured the flames on video,
Speaker 3: said he couldn't get his cats out. I'd same lost
Speaker 3: eight year old Bob in the fire and Adam cremated
Speaker 3: of the family's heartbroken of the loss of the cat,
Speaker 3: he said that well, they're overwhelmed with gratitude from their
Speaker 3: friends and neighbors, including one who paid for two nights
Speaker 3: a hotel room. Court to Black Red Cross has been helpful,
Speaker 3: but they don't know what they're going to do next.
Speaker 3: It says, time like this, we'll take what we can get.
Speaker 3: I just worry about my mom. Cause of the fire
Speaker 3: still an investigation. That's a shame. Five thirty five fifty
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Speaker 6: As a tradition, they have a very high.
Speaker 3: Tolerance for lude behavior in Key West. Apparently not too
Speaker 3: high though, because you will get arrested for having sex
Speaker 3: at twenty minutes after four o'clock in the morning on
Speaker 3: a sidewalk adjacent to the main road through town. What
Speaker 3: as reported Tuesday morning, cops driving down the US Route
Speaker 3: one when they spotted a man. I spotted a woman
Speaker 3: quote bent over close quote in front of a man
Speaker 3: who was the court of the arrest report quote thrusting
Speaker 3: his hips back and forth. Crazy close quote that while
Speaker 3: the couple was in front of a pet grooming business
Speaker 3: as a tradition. Officer Bryce Sinoshousen reported the two suspects
Speaker 3: continued intercourse until I activated my emergency lights. In the
Speaker 3: glow of the lights, William Jeannott forty one, I see,
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Speaker 3: with her body suit undone.
Speaker 6: As this tradition.
Speaker 3: Two her subsequently questioned for committing lascivious acts with another
Speaker 3: person in public space. They were both booked in the
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Speaker 3: woman was in his house showering.
Speaker 6: As a tradition.
Speaker 3: That's when the deputy entered. The deputy entered the residence
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Speaker 3: She made her way out of the bedroom wrapped in
Speaker 3: a towel, identifying herself. After further investigation, it was determined
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Speaker 3: was taken to the hospital to be evaluated. Arrested on
Speaker 3: charges of theft, unauthorized entry of a vehicle used in
Speaker 3: a crime, criminal mischief, and of course public nudity.
Speaker 6: As a tradition.
Speaker 3: Let's see what New Hampshire Gary's got this morning to
Speaker 3: Hamster Gary, Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 2: Happy Friday.
Speaker 5: That was an interesting story, you could.
Speaker 3: Call it that. Yeah, oh it's Friday. We have thought
Speaker 3: on Fridays, trying to find every day to certain degree.
Speaker 5: Let me tell you what my wife, she worked for HR.
Speaker 5: She was a head of a big department store in Cincinnati,
Speaker 5: and oh, I guess about twenty years ago she had
Speaker 5: the fire of the Santa because apparently, you know how
Speaker 5: they have pictures. After the mall closed down, they found
Speaker 5: out that the camera was used and Santa was having
Speaker 5: his way with the elves assistants. That's a true story. Wow,
Speaker 5: oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: Well it's it's obviously untwort and shouldn't have happened and
Speaker 3: probably would result in dismissal. But was it consensual? I
Speaker 3: guess that's the important thing.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it yeah, it was consensual. Yeah, it was, Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was consensual. What they didn't count on is uh
Speaker 5: they count you know, they count the pictures on the cameras,
Speaker 5: you know, so see how many customers, and they keep
Speaker 5: the negatives you know, back then, you know, anyhow.
Speaker 11: So anyhow, uh, this study about highways dividing communities, that
Speaker 11: sounds like a Pete buddhaj edge bridges are racist kind
Speaker 11: of thing.
Speaker 5: You gotta wonder how many hundreds of thousands, if not
Speaker 5: millions of dollars in paperwork, trees, time, labor and everything
Speaker 5: studied to go Yep, it's divide community.
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 2: Who would a thought?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 3: And you know, maybe thinking about you know, let's just
Speaker 3: start from the assumption that this quote unquote division is
Speaker 3: going on and that the highway is responsible for it.
Speaker 3: What do you anticipate the solution would be? How can
Speaker 3: you alter the landscape we can't get rid of I
Speaker 3: seventy five for God's sake. I mean, this is one
Speaker 3: of the reasons they're building a new Brents Men's Bridge,
Speaker 3: because it's a necessity. It's needed to get goods and
Speaker 3: certain to get goods moving back and forth and get
Speaker 3: people to places they need to go. So I don't
Speaker 3: think that's even a starting position. You can't even consider that.
Speaker 3: So what might be the solution? I have no idea.
Speaker 5: I think what the remedy was actually and if you
Speaker 5: really follow crew on their logic, is that they were
Speaker 5: coming up with equity or proportionate uh disparage communities that
Speaker 5: were hurt in this division. That way they could shower
Speaker 5: money for boats. Did I say that out loud? I
Speaker 5: mean poor equity?
Speaker 3: You mean so it's like compensating them for the division
Speaker 3: that's been created. Absolutely, Okay, Now it's okay, fine. If
Speaker 3: they that, that doesn't make any sense either. It doesn't
Speaker 3: solve the alleged problem.
Speaker 8: I mean, what.
Speaker 3: How does getting money solve the alleged problem the divided community?
Speaker 3: It's divided. If you want, you got to solve the
Speaker 3: division problem. And the only thing I can come up
Speaker 3: with to solve the division problem is you get rid
Speaker 3: of the damn highway so everybody can be joined together
Speaker 3: in some way. These lofty platitudes are just nonsensical, Gary,
Speaker 3: and you're illustrating that. For me, it's just you know,
Speaker 3: I fine, it's a money grab. But I guess to
Speaker 3: your point, maybe they should calculate the amount of carbon
Speaker 3: output that is generated as a consequence of doing studies
Speaker 3: like this. Maybe that'll put an end to it. Good call, buddy,
Speaker 3: I'm good glad to hear you have a great weekends.
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Speaker 12: Thanks Brian. I saw on that is were Trump the
Speaker 12: security clearances for those fifty one traders?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: And also they're protective details.
Speaker 8: And my other quick question is, even though Fauci's.
Speaker 12: Been pardoned, could he be held civilly responsible, like a
Speaker 12: class action lawsuit for the millions of people he helped
Speaker 12: kill or is that not a possibility?
Speaker 13: Umm?
Speaker 3: Probably maybe? Yeah, And note that he you know, there
Speaker 3: could be maybe an extradition from another country and they
Speaker 3: could prosecute him because you know, Don Joe Biden's pardons
Speaker 3: only extend to federal crimes. And I suppose on some
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Speaker 3: extent some state attorney general wants to bring it. Possibilities
Speaker 3: Maybe I wouldn't hold my breath waiting for it, though,
Speaker 3: But I think the more information comes out, the more
Speaker 3: theories against him may be pursued. But I don't know
Speaker 3: how deep his pockets are, whether it would be just
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Speaker 3: responsible for killing millions of people, either directly or indirectly,
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Speaker 10: Happy Friday to you, Brian, and a very very late
Speaker 10: Happy New Year to you and your wife and family.
Speaker 10: You say in my prayers because you have the best
Speaker 10: show on radio. See you so much, or just you know, information.
Speaker 10: And I explained that Joe that I had stepped out
Speaker 10: of the room because see my alarm clock is keyed
Speaker 10: into your program. And I stepped out of the room
Speaker 10: because I was doing something in the kitchen, and then
Speaker 10: I stepped back in while you were talking about this
Speaker 10: study about.
Speaker 3: Reconnecting communities, the reconnecting community.
Speaker 10: Yeah, let me just say that the changes to I
Speaker 10: seventy one were the result of an extensive planning process
Speaker 10: that involved the Ohio Department Transportation, and it involved officials
Speaker 10: and representatives from the communities that were impacted. And I
Speaker 10: just happened to be a guest at.
Speaker 8: A meeting several years ago.
Speaker 10: At one of the communities that, in fact, this gentleman
Speaker 10: I think was a business person that is concerned about
Speaker 10: his business going down. I happened to be a guest
Speaker 10: at a meeting of local.
Speaker 3: I guess we lost her. Yeah, I'm really anxious to
Speaker 3: hear what she had to say about that. If you
Speaker 3: just tuned in, and there's a story in wcpu's reporting
Speaker 3: this morning, I had at the bottom of the hour
Speaker 3: news they're moving forward this study and It's Jay Shakur
Speaker 3: who's reporting said the federal government of local leaders have
Speaker 3: been focused on reconnecting communities split by highways like I
Speaker 3: seventy five. Of the past several years, they're focusing on
Speaker 3: Arlington Heights, even thee Lincoln Heights. Lachland writing in Cherville,
Speaker 3: and there was a grant to do a study on
Speaker 3: this from the US Department of Transportation to kick start
Speaker 3: a study on the best ways to reconnect those communities.
Speaker 3: And so the article is primarily talking about this study
Speaker 3: and why it was delayed and the paperwork that needs
Speaker 3: to be done in order to get the study off
Speaker 3: the ground. And I outlaw just simply wanted to know
Speaker 3: what is reconnecting. I mean, they are the highways there, right,
Speaker 3: and it's a vital, vital transportation necessity. I would argue,
Speaker 3: we've gotten so used to the ease with which we
Speaker 3: drive up and down I seventy five. And I know,
Speaker 3: I say that knowing full well that traffic delays and
Speaker 3: problems happen all the time. But of course expressways quick
Speaker 3: ways to get from point A to point B, and
Speaker 3: of course semi tractor trailership goods up and down the
Speaker 3: entire expressway and it's responsible for like five percent of
Speaker 3: the nation's economy. It's one of the reasons they're building
Speaker 3: the Brentspn's bridge or rebuilding it. So what is reconnect
Speaker 3: I mean, how do you do that? Honestly, I'm at
Speaker 3: a loss to know what could be done and what
Speaker 3: they hoped to uncover with this one. That's why said,
Speaker 3: let's start with the proposition that the communities are disconnected,
Speaker 3: and so don't study that, just study give me out loud,
Speaker 3: you know your belief in what might be accomplished if
Speaker 3: this disconnect is I suppose exposed or determined or the
Speaker 3: ways in which communities have been disconnected. So I'm baffled
Speaker 3: over what the solutions might be. I guess we're going
Speaker 3: to keep our popcorn out wait around for that one.
Speaker 3: You heard the top of the our news, and feel
Speaker 3: free to call if you've got an idea about how
Speaker 3: you can connect without getting rid of the expressway. Mind
Speaker 3: you you heard the top of the our news. A
Speaker 3: federal judge blocked Trump's attempt to restrict birthright citizenship fourteen
Speaker 3: day halt. So it's an injunction from keeping a moratory
Speaker 3: or injunction keeping the law from you know taking place,
Speaker 3: So people who are giving birth right now who are
Speaker 3: from foreign lands, it doesn't apply anyway, according to US
Speaker 3: District Judge John Kaffenauer, who said in court, this is
Speaker 3: a blatantly unconstitutional order. I've been on the bench for
Speaker 3: over four decades. I can't remember another case where the
Speaker 3: question presented is as clear as this one. Parenthetically, he
Speaker 3: was appointed by Ronald Reagan. Trump's order premised on the
Speaker 3: idea that anyone in the US illegally or on visa
Speaker 3: was not subject to the jurisdiction of the country, because
Speaker 3: you remember it says in the fourteenth all persons born
Speaker 3: or naturalized in the United States and subject to the
Speaker 3: jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the United States and of
Speaker 3: the state where they reside. And in factually they described
Speaker 3: him as incredulous. The judge chided Justice Department attorney Bets
Speaker 3: Shamanty over his assertion that Trump's order was constitutional, saying, Frankly,
Speaker 3: I have difficulty understanding how a member of the bar
Speaker 3: could state on equivocally that this is a constitutional order.
Speaker 3: It just boggles my mind. Wow. Washington Attorney General Nick
Speaker 3: Brown said Trump's order was Unamerican birthright citizenship makes clear
Speaker 3: that citizenship cannot be conditioned on one's race, ethnicity, or
Speaker 3: where their parents came from. I don't think anything was
Speaker 3: said about ethnicity man anyway said this is the law
Speaker 3: of our nation, recognized by generations of juris, lawmakers, and
Speaker 3: presidents until President Trump's illegal action. Opponents of Trump's order
Speaker 3: argued that the Fourteenth Amendment, ratified in eighteen sixty eight,
Speaker 3: as the United States stot was putting itself back after
Speaker 3: the Civil War. They cite an eighteen ninety eight US
Speaker 3: Supreme Court ruling in a case of the San Francisco
Speaker 3: born Chinese American called Wong Kim ark he was denied
Speaker 3: entry back into the United States after visiting relatives in China.
Speaker 3: Denied entry on the grounds that he was not a citizen.
Speaker 3: The court affirmed that children born in the United States,
Speaker 3: including those born to immigrants, could not be denied citizenship.
Speaker 3: So I was aware that case was floating around out there.
Speaker 3: But and this, you know, say what you want about it,
Speaker 3: and believe in what argument you want this. I believe
Speaker 3: this is the way most, if not all, the courts
Speaker 3: are going to go. There's multiple lawsuits out there pending
Speaker 3: on this issue. And so this is one US District
Speaker 3: court in one jurisdiction, and so you're going to see
Speaker 3: other orders like this, I think crop up in the
Speaker 3: other cases that have been filed. I mean just I
Speaker 3: just think that's that's going to be the outcome. So
Speaker 3: you can be mad about the outcome, and we can
Speaker 3: talk all day about how dumb it is that merely
Speaker 3: being present in our country for a moment's time while
Speaker 3: you give birth justifies that child being a citizen of
Speaker 3: the United States of America. But I think the writing
Speaker 3: is pretty much on the wall on this. Let's see
Speaker 3: what Pat's got. Pat, Welcome to the Morning Show, and
Speaker 3: a very happy Friday to you.
Speaker 14: Happy Friday to you as well.
Speaker 3: Thanks man.
Speaker 14: You know, when we were talking previously about reconnecting communities,
Speaker 14: I have seen in some spots where they build tunnels
Speaker 14: go under the highway or under railroad over you know,
Speaker 14: railroad right away with other stuff, and I think, oh,
Speaker 14: that's a great idea for flooding and a good place
Speaker 14: to get mugged.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 14: So when the people that come up with these wonderful
Speaker 14: little embrace the world ideas, after the community has been divided,
Speaker 14: for quite a long time, and people by then have
Speaker 14: adjusted to what it's like now. It's kind of like
Speaker 14: the cows out of the barn well that build new barn.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we come to rely on heavily the expressway.
Speaker 3: They allegedly divided the communities, and I guess to what
Speaker 3: extent is one, you know, divided or separated. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's not as though you can't get from you know,
Speaker 3: like Sims Township over to Lachland or any of the
Speaker 3: other communities that have been identified. There's a way of
Speaker 3: doing it. It just maybe a little more circuitous or
Speaker 3: a little more you know, difficult, but you got to
Speaker 3: have the expressway. That's kind of my perception of this.
Speaker 14: Is there some unwritten rule now that was created by
Speaker 14: some people that everything has to be to their utmost convenience,
Speaker 14: because sometimes you have to walk a little better, drive
Speaker 14: a little better, whatever, So you know, get over it.
Speaker 14: I think I'm maybe I'm being mean, but that's I
Speaker 14: honestly feel.
Speaker 8: Walk a little bit.
Speaker 14: It's not going to ruin you, and I'll probably give
Speaker 14: you some exercise and it'll battle that obesity problem that
Speaker 14: we seem to have in our country.
Speaker 2: But I've been.
Speaker 14: I want to touch a topic that I've wanted to
Speaker 14: share with you for a long time. People talked about
Speaker 14: the cognizance of Joe Biden. And in twenty fourteen, my
Speaker 14: daughter graduated from a university in the South and Joe
Speaker 14: Biden was the guest speaker. Seventeen minutes is what he
Speaker 14: was supposed to speak. He rambled on for an hour
Speaker 14: and twelve minutes, and Brian, everybody was losing their minds.
Speaker 14: You couldn't call out, you couldn't take pictures because of
Speaker 14: the device that Biden's handlers brought in there. But that
Speaker 14: guy went from one end of the spectrum to another,
Speaker 14: figuratively and literally. And we were saying, and this is
Speaker 14: the vice president? Are you serious?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 14: And that was twenty fourteen.
Speaker 3: I was just going to ask you again, what what
Speaker 3: counter year was? So how far back are we going?
Speaker 11: So he was.
Speaker 14: Twenty fourteen and that kind of screams how well, let's see.
Speaker 14: He had to run from his basement because if he
Speaker 14: had to stand up in front of somebody, he wouldn't
Speaker 14: make any sense, and he would he was drifting and
Speaker 14: looking at people, and he had some of the most
Speaker 14: frightening leers that he was looking at some of these
Speaker 14: college graduates with and I was like, oh gosh, and
Speaker 14: I've I've been close to President Bush many years ago
Speaker 14: when he first ran and got a chance to meet
Speaker 14: him in Blue ash And then I got to be
Speaker 14: within about one hundred feet of Biden and Brian. I
Speaker 14: got the creepiest feeling I've ever had in my life, thinking, Oh,
Speaker 14: this is a brightening individual. And those people had the
Speaker 14: audacity to make a big deal of that woman that
Speaker 14: Trump supposedly paid off to shut up, and it's it's
Speaker 14: like he is rampant and disgusting, and it's like, are
Speaker 14: you serious? And we have to stop letting these idiots
Speaker 14: about rhetoric that is absolutely insane. I mean, how do
Speaker 14: you deal with that? You were an attorney, how do
Speaker 14: you deal with somebody that has lost their mind yet
Speaker 14: they want you to be as crazy as they are.
Speaker 3: Well, I just have to leave that sit there. I
Speaker 3: don't think there's any legal way around it. This is
Speaker 3: where logical thinking and critical thinking skills are very important.
Speaker 3: We can draw those conclusions if we are at least
Speaker 3: exposed to situations like that. And if you point out
Speaker 3: that you can't record and you can't take pictures because
Speaker 3: they have some scrambling device in the room that makes
Speaker 3: it impossible to get the information out to the general public. Again,
Speaker 3: that's one of the reasons he ran his campaign from
Speaker 3: the basement. Oh no, it was COVID. It was COVID.
Speaker 3: I'll blowny press conferences remotely. There's video conferencing. You could
Speaker 3: actually answer press questions even if you're in a bunker someplace.
Speaker 3: It's just a convenient excuse to keep him out of
Speaker 3: the public eye. We all know this now because it's
Speaker 3: become it's on full display, the lies, the narratives. The
Speaker 3: media is angry about it. They exposed for covering up
Speaker 3: because they were near to him. Like you were near
Speaker 3: to him during that speech, you could see for your
Speaker 3: own eyes. They didn't bother reporting on it because that
Speaker 3: was going to harm their cause, depriving us of valuable
Speaker 3: information so we can make informed decisions. You can't force
Speaker 3: the media to report on something part of the First Amendment.
Speaker 3: You can't make people write something. So but look, obviously
Speaker 3: we're all a lot smarter than that. Obviously, the Democrats
Speaker 3: realized they were caught in the crosshairs, and they pulled
Speaker 3: the plug on Biden's campaign. They knew he could not perform.
Speaker 3: As evidence by the debate with Donald Trump, which was
Speaker 3: the end of Joe Biden's political career. We all got
Speaker 3: to finally see on full display the cognitive decline of
Speaker 3: Joe Biden, and they couldn't cover it up anymore. Thank
Speaker 3: you for the call. Pat six nineteen, Greg, You're up next.
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Speaker 15: Always my pleasure, Brian, I enjoyed every week. And hopefully
Speaker 15: we're doing some good out there. See that's exactly what
Speaker 15: I think it's all about. You are doing good if
Speaker 15: people just pay attention to your advice, engage in best practices,
Speaker 15: and we'll get to some of that that. You know,
Speaker 15: things that we actually have an ease of control over,
Speaker 15: like disabling your phones tracking. You'll talk about that in
Speaker 15: the next segment of the following segment. But it's sound advice, man.
Speaker 15: What more can I say In the first story we've
Speaker 15: got here about banning bulk data transfers to these troubling nations.
Speaker 15: I saw the FBI issue to release yesterday public notice
Speaker 15: warning US businesses of attempts by North Korean hackers to
Speaker 15: extort data and hold stolen proprietary data code hostage until
Speaker 15: the companies involved meat ransom demands. This is coordinated effort
Speaker 15: by the Korean the North Korean government to well extort money.
Speaker 15: And I guess it is in that light that we're
Speaker 15: looking at this particular US Department of Justh's final rule.
Speaker 3: What's this all about?
Speaker 15: You know, Brian, that's interesting. I missed that press release yesterday.
Speaker 15: I was out almost all day doing stuff. Did not
Speaker 15: see that. I'll have to look into that. That's not
Speaker 15: at all surprising to me. So this is surprising to me, though,
Speaker 15: so especially in light of the ongoing TikTok red note conversation.
Speaker 4: So if you look at this.
Speaker 15: Last year Executive Order fourteen one seventeen was signed by
Speaker 15: the President in February, and I've got a list of
Speaker 15: countries China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and Venezuela. You know,
Speaker 15: certainly those contained the big four there, China, North Korea, Iran,
Speaker 15: and Russia. Those are typically the major axis of hacking,
Speaker 15: if you will. I mean, it's not like it's not
Speaker 15: happening from everywhere, but there you have state sponsored actors,
Speaker 15: you know, with deep experience, large numbers of people who
Speaker 15: can carry this stuff out, and you know, sometimes they're
Speaker 15: trying to steal your money, sometimes they're trying to steal
Speaker 15: your data, trade secrets, military secrets, research, whatever. Usually it's
Speaker 15: a combination of all the above. You know, they'll take
Speaker 15: whatever they can get. But these nation state actors typically
Speaker 15: are you know, they're more than just the money. They're
Speaker 15: trying to get the trade secrets. They're trying to cause chaos.
Speaker 15: You know, they see us as their enemy. So this
Speaker 15: particular executive order says that you can't sell data to
Speaker 15: these countries. Now again, I find this so interesting, Brian,
Speaker 15: because this TikTok debate continues to rage, right, you know,
Speaker 15: and I think everyone knows my opinion on it at
Speaker 15: this point. I'm for banning it because it's not just
Speaker 15: the data collection, it's the propaganda. But I think it's
Speaker 15: it's interesting that, at least for me, I have not
Speaker 15: heard this executive order brought up a single time in
Speaker 15: the context of that debate. So if we've just decided
Speaker 15: by executive order now, and I also don't believe I
Speaker 15: could be wrong because I didn't research it before this morning,
Speaker 15: I don't believe President Trump has rescinded this executive order
Speaker 15: from Biden. You know, it basically it says you can't
Speaker 15: sell bulk American data to these countries because of course
Speaker 15: their adversarial and they do bad things to us as
Speaker 15: a country and to our residents with this kind of data. Right,
Speaker 15: So wouldn't this also be another reason why you would
Speaker 15: not want an app controlled by the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 15: like TikTok.
Speaker 4: Yet again, I have not heard this reference well in
Speaker 4: any way.
Speaker 3: I guess the way I view this, when you're on TikTok,
Speaker 3: your data isn't being sold, it's being given or being
Speaker 3: vacuumed up directly by the Chinese Communist Party. Fundamentally boiled down.
Speaker 3: This would be if there's data gathering company out there
Speaker 3: in the United States and it has access to all
Speaker 3: these personal identifiers like social security numbers and driver's license
Speaker 3: and they've gone around and maybe bought all the information
Speaker 3: hoovered up by various apps. People use United States based
Speaker 3: apps that hoover up the data. They consolidate the data
Speaker 3: and then sell it to the highest bidder on the
Speaker 3: open market. That is the sale of gathered data to
Speaker 3: a foreign country. So this would block that from happening.
Speaker 3: Contrast that with you're voluntarily hooking up to an app
Speaker 3: that's hoovering up directly from your app and by the
Speaker 3: country that's on the list here No, I think you're.
Speaker 15: Absolutely right, and I think you did an excellent analysis
Speaker 15: of that. This really is designed to address data brokers, right, Yeah,
Speaker 15: the shadowy companies behind the scenes that are buying your
Speaker 15: data from people like Facebook or whomever. I guess my
Speaker 15: point that Ryan, which I obviously did not make very clear,
Speaker 15: because I think you did a really good job there
Speaker 15: is I agree this is different. But if we're going
Speaker 15: to have an executive that says data brokers can't sell
Speaker 15: your data to China, why would we want apps controlled
Speaker 15: by China collecting that same data directly from you. Indeed,
Speaker 15: I'm just saying it feels like no one is bringing
Speaker 15: this up as hey, look, we just banned this over
Speaker 15: here because we know this is bad, and yet here
Speaker 15: we have an app that's doing it directly.
Speaker 4: You don't even have the middle man exactly.
Speaker 15: That's my point again, I think your analysis spot on.
Speaker 4: I'm glad to see this thing. I hope it does
Speaker 4: not get rescinded.
Speaker 15: I just again, I find it interesting that no one
Speaker 15: has said, hey, we just passed an executive order that
Speaker 15: bans this very thing, and yet we're now talking about
Speaker 15: putting back an app that does it directly.
Speaker 4: Yep, I just well, and then.
Speaker 3: You mentioned Red Note, which people have gravitated over. I
Speaker 3: never used TikTok, so I don't miss it, and I
Speaker 3: don't want to gravitate over to some other app. But
Speaker 3: Red Note also hoovering updata, right, Chinese Communist Party yet,
Speaker 3: so we're going to go around chasing our tails. They're
Speaker 3: going to come up with a new app every time
Speaker 3: we ban another app. So the list of banned apps
Speaker 3: is going to get longer and longer. If people just
Speaker 3: heeded your advice and app that is run by or
Speaker 3: hoovering up data giving it to the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 3: is bad, we wouldn't even have this problem because people
Speaker 3: would have concern about that and not want to assist
Speaker 3: the Chinese Communist Party in their nefarious acts. Sadly, people
Speaker 3: are addicted to these things and refuse to put them down.
Speaker 15: Hence the band understands the danger. Yeah, yeah, you're you're
Speaker 15: exactly right. But I'm telling people, the CEO will stick around,
Speaker 15: and you know this will be one last way for
Speaker 15: your data to get into the hands of foreign adversaries.
Speaker 8: Amen.
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Speaker 3: from Apple I Message, what's this all about?
Speaker 4: If only Brian, if only you know?
Speaker 15: Really, however, you know, Apple does tend to be They've
Speaker 15: got their issues, I want to be real clear, but
Speaker 15: they tend to be more privacy and security friendly.
Speaker 4: This is it just goes.
Speaker 15: This to me goes to show you just how creative
Speaker 15: and devious these people are. So if you have an
Speaker 15: Apple iPhone and you use I Message, which is their
Speaker 15: native texting platform, they have an innovative feature. Again, this
Speaker 15: kind of speaks to their focus on this sort of thing.
Speaker 15: If you get a text message from a number that
Speaker 15: is not in your contact list and it has a
Speaker 15: link in it, right, so this would be an example
Speaker 15: of smishing, phishing via text messages, which is increasingly common.
Speaker 15: I would bet you every one of your listeners has
Speaker 15: gotten these things. I mean I get them regularly. Market
Speaker 15: ya YadA.
Speaker 3: Don't try it on me because I am not going
Speaker 3: to open it period. It's deleted, ditto. And that's the
Speaker 3: right way to go. And here this this article explains
Speaker 3: it nicely.
Speaker 15: So if you get a message, a text message that
Speaker 15: has a link in it and that is an unknown number,
Speaker 15: it automatically disables the link because it assumes that it
Speaker 15: might be smishing, so that you can't click on that link, right,
Speaker 15: You have to take an additional action, which is really smart.
Speaker 15: One of my one of my big concerns about text
Speaker 15: based fishing, or again smishing as it's typically called in
Speaker 15: the business, is that you can't look at these in
Speaker 15: many cases and know what they do. You can't mouse
Speaker 15: over it like you would on a full blown computer
Speaker 15: and see that what it says on the screen is
Speaker 15: different than what it does. So it creates an extra
Speaker 15: risk for people there, right, because it's harder to know
Speaker 15: is it legit or not. So Apple says, Okay, in
Speaker 15: order to protect you from these kind of things, we'll
Speaker 15: just go ahead and disable those links, and again you
Speaker 15: have to take some extra action to click it. The
Speaker 15: recommendation here is okay to do pretty much what you
Speaker 15: just said, Brian, go ahead and delete these things, because
Speaker 15: if you reply to it, or if you add that
Speaker 15: number to your contacts. I don't know why you do that,
Speaker 15: but if you did, then in the future, when you
Speaker 15: get these text messages, Apple will automatically enable those links,
Speaker 15: assuming that it's legit because you interacted with it or
Speaker 15: made them a contact.
Speaker 4: So this is just a warning to folks. Again, the
Speaker 4: bad guys know this sort of thing.
Speaker 15: You know, they want you to reply, even if it's
Speaker 15: to reply and say like up yours, because they now
Speaker 15: know that number is active, there's a human being there.
Speaker 15: And even though so that particular submission attack didn't work,
Speaker 15: the next one might. They might sell your number to
Speaker 15: other bad guys. Right, so you hit the nail on
Speaker 15: the head if you get a text, and unless you
Speaker 15: are absolutely positively convinced this legitimate, you should just ignore it,
Speaker 15: delete the thing, move on, don't reply to it, you know,
Speaker 15: block it if you want so you don't get anything
Speaker 15: else from that number. But I would just remind folks
Speaker 15: you know, they have programs that can generate these things
Speaker 15: from any phone number. Yeah, it's not a bad idea
Speaker 15: to block unknown phone numbers or numbers like this, but
Speaker 15: understand that's not going to keep the same people from
Speaker 15: hitting you from a different number.
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Speaker 3: addressed information provided was incomplete. Please complete within the next
Speaker 3: twenty four hours. And then there's a link and it
Speaker 3: looks suspiciously like a United States Postal System link. But
Speaker 3: it's not. It says please reply, Why then exit the
Speaker 3: text message, reopen the text message activation link, or copy
Speaker 3: the link in a Safari browser to open it and
Speaker 3: get the latest logistics status. So oh, I got to
Speaker 3: get my page and so I can see someone you know,
Speaker 3: might being spurred to action in clicking on this. But no,
Speaker 3: it's it's why it's not.
Speaker 15: And interesting enough, Brian, why do you think they said
Speaker 15: that last part please reply? Why then exit the message
Speaker 15: and reopen it? Because once you reply, that link is
Speaker 15: going to be activated and then you could click it.
Speaker 15: That's how devious these are. They are They're basically giving
Speaker 15: you instructions in the message to get around the link
Speaker 15: that is currently deactivated.
Speaker 3: Well that's people out there who have sent me stuff
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Speaker 1: location tracking.
Speaker 3: I always thought location tracking was really creepy, Dave, and
Speaker 3: I will admit that, you know, there have been times
Speaker 3: when I did turn it on. I recounted a time
Speaker 3: when I was in New Orleans and we were trying
Speaker 3: to find a store or a restaurant or something walking
Speaker 3: around the town. We didn't know how to get there,
Speaker 3: so I turned on my location device and then I
Speaker 3: got the map instructions and we were able to find
Speaker 3: our way there. Then I turned it back off. But
Speaker 3: that's a really, really, really rare occasion. So I just
Speaker 3: think it's creepy that, you know, the powers that be,
Speaker 3: with all the data storage they have, I know exactly
Speaker 3: where you are at all given times. And I'm like, well, well,
Speaker 3: you know, I feel uncomfortable about that.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm right here with you, Brian, But I guess
Speaker 15: my first point. So this is a warning from the
Speaker 15: n essay. And it's been interesting over the last years,
Speaker 15: so they've become more vocal about things that consumers should
Speaker 15: do to protect their identity, to protect their data, to
Speaker 15: protect their systems, and so forth. You know, I don't
Speaker 15: recall having, you know, been into this business for a
Speaker 15: long time, a lot of public service announcements from the
Speaker 15: NSSA again until recently. So, like you, I do not
Speaker 15: enable the location tracking on my phone until I need it.
Speaker 15: You know, yesterday I had to go visit with a prospect.
Speaker 15: I hadn't been there before. I didn't really know where
Speaker 15: I was going. So I get in the car, I
Speaker 15: turn onto location tracking, I opened the map, put the
Speaker 15: address in. You know, I let it get me where
Speaker 15: I'm going to go, and then when I get there,
Speaker 15: I turn off the location tracking. And that would be
Speaker 15: my advice for most people. Now there's a couple of
Speaker 15: things and then I'll get back to this NSSA article. Particularly,
Speaker 15: folks need to understand that, you know, the cellular network
Speaker 15: itself is tracking you. Verizon T Mobile AT and T
Speaker 15: has to know where your phone is in order to
Speaker 15: be able to send phone calls to it and send
Speaker 15: data to it. Right, So I always like to try
Speaker 15: to be clear to people that by disabling the location
Speaker 15: tracking on the phone itself, you know, you are cutting
Speaker 15: off that data from the phone provider. You're cutting off
Speaker 15: that data from the apps on the phone, and that's
Speaker 15: a good thing. But you're not exactly going off the grid.
Speaker 15: Right as long as the phone itself is on, it's
Speaker 15: connected to the cellular network, your carrier knows where that
Speaker 15: phone is.
Speaker 11: Right.
Speaker 15: So, again, just to be clear, but the benefit of
Speaker 15: doing this, and I know it's a little bit inconvenient. Again,
Speaker 15: I've just gotten myself in the habit and I'll admit
Speaker 15: occasionally I'll get somewhere, get distracted, forget to turn it
Speaker 15: off right away. But as a general rule of thumb,
Speaker 15: the location tracking on my phone is off and less
Speaker 15: and until I need it, I use it, and then
Speaker 15: I turn it back off. And basically, you know, the
Speaker 15: NSA is saying, because you have all these apps, people
Speaker 15: are strong on the phone. And they list a bunch
Speaker 15: of consumer apps in this article references an article from Wired.
Speaker 15: They say, massive games such as Candy Crust, Temple Run,
Speaker 15: Subway Surfers, Harry Potter, my period calendar, my fitness, you know,
Speaker 15: stuff all across the board of different types of apps
Speaker 15: that people might install on their phone for whatever reason.
Speaker 15: Are collecting this data, and you know, as a result,
Speaker 15: that gets sold to data brokers. It kind of gets
Speaker 15: us back to that first story and that executive word
Speaker 15: that was passed. And then recently a hack of Gravity Analytics,
Speaker 15: which is a company that's buying this location data specifically
Speaker 15: now puts all your location data out there.
Speaker 4: So yes, you could go into all the individual.
Speaker 15: Apps on your phone and try to set the privacy
Speaker 15: settings and stop the collection of that data. I would
Speaker 15: encourage folks to do that, or even better, download less apps.
Speaker 15: Don't have any app you don't really need, because I
Speaker 15: can guarantee you almost any app you install on your
Speaker 15: phone is hoovering up an enormous amount of data about you,
Speaker 15: including if it can your location, it gets sold to
Speaker 15: a data broker, the data broker gets hacked or has
Speaker 15: a leak of some sort. Now your very granular location
Speaker 15: data is out there, and the NSSAY is basically saying
Speaker 15: that's not good, especially for like military personnel, executives, high
Speaker 15: level government people. And you know the best way to
Speaker 15: try to get ahead of that is just turn it
Speaker 15: off on your phone, the location tracking. And you know
Speaker 15: they get into don't download apps, set the permissions. But yeah,
Speaker 15: if you just turn it off when you don't need it,
Speaker 15: you'll be much better off.
Speaker 3: Well, and this is the other thing that troubles me.
Speaker 3: And I see that, I can see the benefits. In fact,
Speaker 3: you know, I would love to have one. But and
Speaker 3: I'm talking about those smart watches which keep track of,
Speaker 3: you know, how often you move around and what you're
Speaker 3: doing by way of physical activity. Everything I can see
Speaker 3: that could be easily used by say an insurance company
Speaker 3: rating your medical health. Well, this person's sedentary, doesn't move
Speaker 3: around at all, you know that kind of stuff. It's
Speaker 3: just it's easy. With all the multiple data points they have,
Speaker 3: they can put a pretty complete picture of you together
Speaker 3: by hoovering up by this data that's been hovered up
Speaker 3: from one source or another. So and you know, I
Speaker 3: think about insurance like autobile insurance. They can if you've
Speaker 3: got your tracking on and this information's on, they know
Speaker 3: how fast you're going at any given time, and they
Speaker 3: can say, well, this person's got a blood foot, or
Speaker 3: this person doesn't stop at stop signs for three seconds
Speaker 3: like supposed to do that.
Speaker 4: Kind of thing. You're exactly right, Brian.
Speaker 15: And if you recall last year, it came up and
Speaker 15: I actually just stumbled into this headline yesterday from the Register.
Speaker 15: GM Parks claims that driver location data was given to insurers,
Speaker 15: pushing up premiums. If you recall, GM was in the
Speaker 15: crossfire now crosshairs, not because of location tracking on your phone,
Speaker 15: but because all these modern cars have all kinds of
Speaker 15: tracking capability, and GM was taking the data from your
Speaker 15: new GM cars selling it to insurance companies who then
Speaker 15: suddenly you're driving the law or you come home, you
Speaker 15: get a notice from the insurance company that your premium
Speaker 15: went way up, and it's because they sold that data
Speaker 15: on you. So it's connected to the extent that you
Speaker 15: are making the perfect point that I try to make
Speaker 15: the people all the time, that all of this data
Speaker 15: about you, while it may not necessarily be a nefarious
Speaker 15: and perhaps these companies don't have a nefarious intent per se,
Speaker 15: once it's out there, they can use it in all
Speaker 15: kinds of ways that wouldn't be obvious to you and
Speaker 15: might not be helpful, like, well, this person wouldn't be
Speaker 15: a good renter because of it, but we're not going
Speaker 15: to give this person insurance because of why.
Speaker 4: And you wouldn't even know that's happening.
Speaker 15: It's just they're using data they're getting about you somehow
Speaker 15: might not even be correct to make these kind of decisions.
Speaker 15: So yeah, having any external organization know your location all
Speaker 15: the time, I don't know.
Speaker 4: How that's good for you. So yeah, I turn it off.
Speaker 4: And that would be my advice, as is the nssays.
Speaker 3: Amen to that. Make great points as you always do, Dave.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm so happy are on my program every
Speaker 3: morning to spread the word about this and so maybe
Speaker 3: people will smarten up and protect their data Until next Friday,
Speaker 3: my friend, keep up the great work at interest it
Speaker 3: and folks again interust it dot com where you find
Speaker 3: Dave and the crew and best of health and i'
Speaker 3: luck to all you guys over to intrust it Dave.
Speaker 3: I'll look forward to next Friday and another informational, important segment.
Speaker 15: Always my pleasure, Brian, happy to do it, and again
Speaker 15: hopefully we're doing some good out there and helping people
Speaker 15: protect themselves from all this bad stuff.
Speaker 3: Hey, I know you are man. People just need to
Speaker 3: follow through with the advice you pass on. Take care
Speaker 3: and to have a great weekend, Dave.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back to the fifty five CARS Morning Show. Congressman Davidson,
Speaker 3: It's always a pleasure to have you on the program.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Brian, definitely my honors join you.
Speaker 3: Thank you, and boy, I'll tell you what just before
Speaker 3: we dive on into the topics, including your appointment of
Speaker 3: the Foreig Affairs Subcommittee. What's it like Donald Trump hitting
Speaker 3: the ground sprinting? I mean, this is what a whirlwind
Speaker 3: of activities we've seen since Monday, your reaction.
Speaker 8: Morale is high. I mean, what a great time to
Speaker 8: be in Ohio and anyway. But you know, the Golden
Speaker 8: Age of America is starting again, as Donald Trump has
Speaker 8: phrased it. But you know, we get two new senators,
Speaker 8: one of them isn't shared bround for the first time
Speaker 8: in ever. You know, we got the Vice president of
Speaker 8: the United States. The Buck guys win a national championship,
Speaker 8: albeit over my Irish so pretty good, pretty good time.
Speaker 8: And once all the parties you know, got under way,
Speaker 8: kind of intermixed with that, Donald Trump starts cranking out
Speaker 8: executive orders. I mean, the speeches were pretty good, but
Speaker 8: you know, we kind of thought, like, just break out
Speaker 8: the desk and start signing, right, But he hadn't taken
Speaker 8: very many breaks from signing since he since he took office.
Speaker 8: And these things are rolling out with some great effect,
Speaker 8: and you know, changing people's lives for the better.
Speaker 3: Well, I must observe, and you're just going to get
Speaker 3: your action because I am hoping, and maybe against hope,
Speaker 3: I'm I'm trying to be optimistic about this, that this
Speaker 3: is the beginning of the end of the climate change religion.
Speaker 3: You know, I observe Germany has cut its own throat.
Speaker 3: Its businesses and industry can't even operate because the price
Speaker 3: of energy is so big, and they've pursued that green
Speaker 3: agenda so much so that they can no longer afford energy.
Speaker 3: And energy isn't produced when the wind isn't blowing and
Speaker 3: the sun isn't shining. So just the other day they were,
Speaker 3: you know, buying nuclear generated energy from France. Of all things,
Speaker 3: I mean, their economy, they were the powerhouse of the
Speaker 3: European Union, and they've just because of green policy, you
Speaker 3: have just sunk. And it's it's sorry, it's a shame
Speaker 3: to see. But Donald Trump's going the polar opposite direction,
Speaker 3: and maybe we'll provide a springboard for Europe to do
Speaker 3: the same things. In other words, well, we'd love to
Speaker 3: pursue green, but look, the United States is going a
Speaker 3: hell been for leather and producing cheap energy and is
Speaker 3: becoming a more of an economic powerhouse than it already is.
Speaker 3: We need them to survive, So because of Trump, maybe
Speaker 3: we'll walk away from this green energy nonsense.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, I hope they save themselves, but I'm
Speaker 8: confident we're going to go the right direction on energy
Speaker 8: in America and on manufacturing. And you know that's that's
Speaker 8: what I was doing before I took office, is on
Speaker 8: and operate manufacturing companies. And you know who's surprised. It
Speaker 8: takes a lot of energy to manufacture things, right, and
Speaker 8: it takes people. And you know, without uh, without people
Speaker 8: showing up to make the stuff, there's no stuff, right.
Speaker 8: And uh, you know, we've got so much good energy
Speaker 8: going on in Ohio, not just from the natural gas
Speaker 8: that's over in eastern Ohio. We're we've got some strong
Speaker 8: energy producers down. If you look at the mind Fort
Speaker 8: uh coal fired power plant right there. Uh, hopefully we
Speaker 8: can extend the life of that. They were talking about
Speaker 8: turning it off because of all this climate change stuff.
Speaker 8: And we've got massive demand for energy. Why would we
Speaker 8: take supply out of the system.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes to that. And then I understand Indiana's putting
Speaker 3: up a new nuclear plant, and I've just been really
Speaker 3: hoping that we would start going the direction of nuclear power.
Speaker 3: Given the modern nuclear plants are so comparatively easy to
Speaker 3: build and take up such a smaller footprint. They don't
Speaker 3: have the design flaws to say the three mile Island
Speaker 3: type plants with the big cooling towers and the like.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that to me, It's just to be
Speaker 3: a no brainer because it fulfills the climate agenda if
Speaker 3: you believe in it, zero carbon production, but also provides
Speaker 3: just bountiful and plentiful amounts of electricity.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I mean, it's all body with nuclear reactors our gain
Speaker 8: and fast track approval, and you know, you've seen demonstrations
Speaker 8: on fusion, so I think nuclear age is going to
Speaker 8: be tremendous for meeting the needs. And look, you know
Speaker 8: there were some problems with how HB six came in
Speaker 8: to deal with nuclear in Ohio, but there was a
Speaker 8: real risk we would take our two reactors that are
Speaker 8: in Ohio offline following the Germans or something crazy. So
Speaker 8: thankfully we've got those operating and providing a huge baseload
Speaker 8: for our state.
Speaker 3: No doubt about it. Congressman Davidson, congratulations on your appointment
Speaker 3: to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee. What are you going to
Speaker 3: be in charge of and what is the role that
Speaker 3: the subcommittee plays?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm still on Financial Services, and there I'm the
Speaker 8: chairman for National Security and Illsted Finance, and that's because
Speaker 8: that part goes through treasury, all the ways you follow
Speaker 8: the money, the sanctions that you put in treasury uses
Speaker 8: the power of the US dollar being the reserve currency
Speaker 8: to gather a lot of intelligence, and you know, do
Speaker 8: that in a foreign affairs way, but you also look
Speaker 8: at it in a domestic way. And it is certainly
Speaker 8: one of the things that I hope we do that
Speaker 8: a better job of is using all those tools not
Speaker 8: just to go after true enemies of our country, but
Speaker 8: enemies of our people. And one of the biggest is
Speaker 8: the scams that are being you know, foisted on our
Speaker 8: senior citizens, in particular organized crime going after people. So
Speaker 8: that's the subcommittee that I'm the chairman of, but I'm
Speaker 8: also on the Foreign Affairs Committee, and there we'll be
Speaker 8: doing oversight over the State Department. That place needs reformed.
Speaker 8: Marco Rubio started out with a blaze, letting a lot
Speaker 8: of people go that have been in positions that haven't
Speaker 8: been advancing America's interests. So he's going to repopulate that
Speaker 8: with good people. And then we'll be dealing with Western Europe,
Speaker 8: with Europe, and of course hopefully we'll get a peaceful
Speaker 8: resolution in Ukraine. So those are some of the highlights.
Speaker 3: Well, and you mentioned, you know, he's replacing you know,
Speaker 3: key people in various different departments, and I understand that,
Speaker 3: but do you expect the regular frontline employees that aren't
Speaker 3: being replaced, but you know, holdovers to the Biden administration
Speaker 3: that may not you know, favor or want to engage
Speaker 3: in helping out Donald Trump and his agenda. Are they
Speaker 3: going to play a ball with the new department heads?
Speaker 8: I mean, the reality is obviously some of them won't.
Speaker 8: You'll have people like Alex Benman, who was a swamp
Speaker 8: creature that was targeting Donald Trump over the call to
Speaker 8: Ukraine to say, hey, shouldn't you guys look into this
Speaker 8: Hunter Biden situation here? And that's what led to the
Speaker 8: first Trump impeachment, was will weasel like Alex Vannman. And
Speaker 8: when I asked, he said, well, you know, the president
Speaker 8: has a role in foreign policy, so we get to
Speaker 8: trust the pros like Alex Vnman to really really comprehensively
Speaker 8: round out the foreign policy agenda. So there are certainly
Speaker 8: some of those folks, but part of the goal is,
Speaker 8: look all the things. All the agencies of the federal
Speaker 8: government have two ways they exist. One is they're authorized,
Speaker 8: and that's the authorizing committee. In this case of the
Speaker 8: State Department, that's Foreign Affairs, in the case of Treasury,
Speaker 8: that's financial services. So we will be reviewing all the
Speaker 8: authorizations and the structure of these entities this year and
Speaker 8: doing the appropriations and so you can restructure whole division.
Speaker 8: So for example, Donald Trump's executi orders have put a pause.
Speaker 8: They're they're going to get paid on administrative leave on
Speaker 8: all DEI people. Yeah, now he would lose in court
Speaker 8: if he just said you're fired, because they legally set
Speaker 8: him up under all the uh you know, Biden, you
Speaker 8: know nonsense that was going on. And and so they
Speaker 8: passed laws and funded this stuff, and uh, we are
Speaker 8: going to pass laws and defund it and de authorize
Speaker 8: it and uh and so that'll that'll get us back focused.
Speaker 8: But in the meantime, some of the executive orders Donald
Speaker 8: Trump's done, and I'm sure in State Marco Rubio who's
Speaker 8: now confirmed, and eventually when Scott descent and he gets
Speaker 8: confirmed to be Treasury secretary, they will be doing the
Speaker 8: same kinds of things down through the organization so that
Speaker 8: they get focused. And you know, when we get cash
Speaker 8: batell at the FBI. I mean, that is one of
Speaker 8: the biggest mandates is you've got to reform it. Hopefully
Speaker 8: soon we'll get Tulca Gabbert confirmed as the Director of
Speaker 8: National Intelligence. You look at how the intelligence that we
Speaker 8: have great capabilities on intelligence, and we should, but they're
Speaker 8: supposed to be used against the enemies of our country.
Speaker 8: They were using these against parents. They're going after parents
Speaker 8: who showed up at school board meetings, people who peacefully
Speaker 8: protested in Washington, DZ. I mean, so all kinds of
Speaker 8: things that were you know, pro life, pro life Catholics
Speaker 8: were targeted as enemans of our country by the FBI.
Speaker 8: So these reforms have to be done aggressively and across
Speaker 8: so many aspects of our government. And so you know,
Speaker 8: I think we're going to That's part of blends right
Speaker 8: into what the Trump President Trump has worked with Elon
Speaker 8: Musk on is doge and leaning out the government. There's
Speaker 8: a lot of this stuff that doesn't need to exist, do.
Speaker 3: You real quick, We'll take a break here, just a
Speaker 3: second Congress from Warren Davidson. It all sounds grand and glorious,
Speaker 3: you know, pairing back the size of the scope of
Speaker 3: government and defunding these these unnecessary departments. Will are any
Speaker 3: of these going to be stumbling blocks that you're going
Speaker 3: to face opposition from the Democrats so much so that
Speaker 3: you won't be able to pass the bill.
Speaker 8: Well, I don't know. I can't believe Susan Collins and
Speaker 8: Lisa Murkowski couldn't get behind p hexside. So that's very disappointing.
Speaker 8: Over in the Senate, you know, hopefully we'll get our
Speaker 8: act together in the House. We've got an even smaller
Speaker 8: majority in the House than they've got in the Senate,
Speaker 8: so we are going to have to work together. We're
Speaker 8: going to be on a retreat next week, getting out
Speaker 8: of DC. You know, to me, it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 8: We're going to sit in the conference room somewhere, but
Speaker 8: we're going to go through a few struggle sessions to
Speaker 8: make sure we're singing from the same sheet music. Because
Speaker 8: the government's temporarily funded til March fourteenth, And the good
Speaker 8: news is we didn't fund it with Biden as president
Speaker 8: and Kamala Harris. I mean, the deadline was October first.
Speaker 8: But if there's a time to play kick the can,
Speaker 8: it's in the face of a big election like the
Speaker 8: one we just had. If we play this well and smartly,
Speaker 8: we could get a huge turbo boos to the Trump
Speaker 8: administration right here in the first hundred days by passing
Speaker 8: a Republican oriented funding package by March fourteenth.
Speaker 3: I sure hope the Democrats wake up to the cold,
Speaker 3: harsh reality that the American people wants this, and that's
Speaker 3: why Donald Trump was elected president. So we'll see. I'm
Speaker 3: trying to be cautiously optimistic about that one. It's a
Speaker 3: little difficult, carsman Davidson, Well.
Speaker 8: You're probably right to be a little nervous. Yeah, but
Speaker 8: you're you're dead right. I mean, look, I don't know
Speaker 8: very many people that thought Donald Trump was gonna win
Speaker 8: all of the swing states that a lot of people
Speaker 8: thought he was going to win. But with three hundred
Speaker 8: and twenty electoral votes and a majority, uh, that's a
Speaker 8: pretty powerful win. And so you know, I think the
Speaker 8: people who have had enough of this you know, woke
Speaker 8: nonsense where you know you're gonna go out and pretend
Speaker 8: that's not a guy when it plainly is. And then
Speaker 8: you're watching stuff like the Olympics where you've got a
Speaker 8: man beating up a woman in boxing. I mean, that's
Speaker 8: not sport. That's just crazy. And you know it goes
Speaker 8: back to a couple State of the Union addresses ago,
Speaker 8: Joe Biden gave a State of the Union and Sarah
Speaker 8: Huckaby Sanders, the governor of Arkansas, gave the Republican rebuttal,
Speaker 8: and she said the dividing line isn't Republican versus Democrat,
Speaker 8: it's normal versus crazy. And I think that's a big
Speaker 8: theme of Donald Trump's executive orders is we're just restoring
Speaker 8: common sense.
Speaker 3: Amen to that. Well, pause will bring Congressen Warren Davidson
Speaker 3: back to talk about well Digital Currency Executive Order and
Speaker 3: what is the Big Brother Overreach Act. More with Congressman Davidson.
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Speaker 3: Congressman Warren Davidson moving over to the Trump executive order
Speaker 3: on digital assets. What's your reaction to that one, Congressman Davidson,
Speaker 3: I am so excited.
Speaker 8: Look, central bank digital currency is one of the big
Speaker 8: things there. He banned it, so we're not going to
Speaker 8: do anything with it, and no part of the federal
Speaker 8: government is either. The reality is the Federal Reserve has
Speaker 8: been working to build a central bank digital currency. They've
Speaker 8: acknowledged they don't have the legal authority to implement it yet.
Speaker 8: But sort of like the Empire in Star Wars was
Speaker 8: building the death Star. You know, they just promise we
Speaker 8: won't turn it on. Yeah, we don't want you to
Speaker 8: build it. We don't need to design it. Quit working
Speaker 8: on it. And I think that alone is a huge
Speaker 8: executive order. But you know, digital assets, we're targeted by
Speaker 8: you know, Joe Biden. Elizabeth warrens the ring leader of
Speaker 8: all this stuff, and her front man was shared Brown.
Speaker 8: Share Brown was leading this war on crypto innovation, financial
Speaker 8: innovation in America, in driving capital out of our country.
Speaker 8: So Bernie Marino defeated Share Brown. Elizabeth Warren had to
Speaker 8: spend a lot of money in a tough race there
Speaker 8: in Massachusetts. If they weren't crazy in Massachusetts, she would
Speaker 8: have lost. But now Donald Trump has righted that, fired
Speaker 8: a number of people already and issued executive orders that
Speaker 8: come along with it that's going to cut off. They
Speaker 8: were debanking companies just because they were in crypto and
Speaker 8: because they were doing illegal things. They were selectively prosecuting
Speaker 8: and targeting companies, all designed to scare capital out of
Speaker 8: the space. And it was working.
Speaker 3: And so that's like that operation.
Speaker 8: This industry has been targeted in a bad way. So
Speaker 8: what good good news?
Speaker 3: That's like that Operation choke point or choke hold that
Speaker 3: Eric Holder did was targeting banks that did business with
Speaker 3: leelegal lawful businesses like payday lenders or firearms manufacturers, and
Speaker 3: threatening them with I guess audits, compliance audits if they
Speaker 3: didn't bend to the will of what Eric Holder was saying.
Speaker 3: That sounds like the same thing going on in other
Speaker 3: areas of government.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's exactly it. I mean operation choke point. I
Speaker 8: don't know what it's two point zero or six point zero,
Speaker 8: but the government keeps using the financial institutions is leverage
Speaker 8: to go after political enemies. And you know, one of
Speaker 8: the banks that that was put out of business, Barney
Speaker 8: Frank of the Dodd Frank Act, you know far Less,
Speaker 8: the Democrat, had gotten out of government, retired and was
Speaker 8: on the board of a bank, and he's like, there
Speaker 8: was nothing wrong with this bank. It wasn't insolvent. It
Speaker 8: just banked crypto, and so they targeted it. They sally
Speaker 8: de banked everybody there, pushed it up, wiped out the shareholders,
Speaker 8: and transferred that to another bank. Basically, you know the
Speaker 8: power of the regulatatory bodies, and so it is an
Speaker 8: incredible abuse of power. Financial services we will definitely be
Speaker 8: going after the people that webinize the government that way.
Speaker 3: Great, it should be unlawful on its face to do that.
Speaker 3: If the business is lawful and people are it's not
Speaker 3: illegal to engage in that type of activity. How is
Speaker 3: it that somebody in government can try to prevent someone
Speaker 3: from doing it anyway? Congressman Davidson, the what does the
Speaker 3: Big Brother Overreach Act?
Speaker 8: Well, there's a little agency called the Financial Crimes Enforcement
Speaker 8: Network FENCE IN for short, and they're, you know, the
Speaker 8: hub of our financial intelligence. But you don't normally have
Speaker 8: to file a report to them if you've got a
Speaker 8: small business. Now, if you've got twenty or fewer employees
Speaker 8: in a small business, you've got to file a report
Speaker 8: and to say who are the beneficial owners? And these
Speaker 8: aren't necessarily people that own anything. We had a guy
Speaker 8: say he's being told he has to file. He's a
Speaker 8: retiree who's managing a homeowners association. Yeah, and they told
Speaker 8: him he had the file and he's like, well, I
Speaker 8: don't own the homeowners association or yeah, but you control
Speaker 8: the money of the homeowners association. Yeah, so you have
Speaker 8: to file that.
Speaker 3: Hit my wife. He's the treasure of arts.
Speaker 8: Your law firms in Cincinnati, Columbus, around the around the
Speaker 8: country that are saying, we will not file these reports
Speaker 8: for you for your corporations because they face jail time
Speaker 8: if they have error, zero mission on the applications. It
Speaker 8: is a disastrous law. And so the big Brother overreach
Speaker 8: repeals this law it's called the Corporate Transparency Act and
Speaker 8: just gets rid of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that one hit my wife. She's the treasurer of
Speaker 3: our homeowners association, so she was going to have to
Speaker 3: do all the paperwork related to that. I guess it
Speaker 3: was held up or the it was stopped in its tracks.
Speaker 3: Is that is that by way of a Trump executive order?
Speaker 8: No, not yet. We're trying to get the executive order
Speaker 8: to withdraw the rule, I gotcha and pause it. But
Speaker 8: there was a court I think the Area Circuit that
Speaker 8: put a put a nationwide and shatley ways right as
Speaker 8: the deadline was approaching. But just yesterday or day before,
Speaker 8: there was a Supreme Court decision to let that proceed,
Speaker 8: which essentially lifts the injunction. So we're trying to make
Speaker 8: sure that we don't cause more chaos with this just
Speaker 8: very badly crafted law. In the first place, but the
Speaker 8: rule implementing it is an even worse train run.
Speaker 3: Well again, going back to democratic opposition, are there democrats?
Speaker 3: There have to be Democrats that are with you and
Speaker 3: on board with what this will do and won't stand
Speaker 3: the way of it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean, this is one of those things like
Speaker 8: sort of like the Patriot Act. There are Republicans and
Speaker 8: Democrats that are for the Patriot Act, right, and there
Speaker 8: are Republicans and Democrats that are opposed to the Patriot Act.
Speaker 8: What happened is Democrats, when they were in the majority,
Speaker 8: attached this bill to the National Defense Authorization Act. Donald
Speaker 8: Trump was president when it was signed, but it didn't
Speaker 8: really start to take effect until well into the Bide administration,
Speaker 8: and the agency wrote a rule on how to comply
Speaker 8: with the law. So the law to say that it
Speaker 8: had to be done gets passed by Congress, but then
Speaker 8: the mechanism of how to do it website set up
Speaker 8: the way you reply with the law. That was all
Speaker 8: done under the Bide administration, and that is even worse
Speaker 8: than the law mandating than did occur. But the Republicans
Speaker 8: broadly on the committees of jurisdiction here financial Services, the
Speaker 8: chairman French Hell and I were, you know, really the
Speaker 8: leaders on the fight to stop it, and we held
Speaker 8: it off for years because the agency wanted to do it.
Speaker 8: And first they put the monkey on the banks back
Speaker 8: and said, well, every bank has to disclose to us
Speaker 8: who owns everything under penalty of jail. And you know,
Speaker 8: well you can't do that as an agency. For one
Speaker 8: and two, you know, how are the banks going to
Speaker 8: know everything? Some companies don't even have a loan, they
Speaker 8: just want to open a bank account. And so they said, okay,
Speaker 8: well we'll push it on businesses, and businesses you have
Speaker 8: to do this. So then the Chamber of Commerce lobbied
Speaker 8: and said, well, look to put this on the whole economy.
Speaker 8: And they said, okay, well just put it on the
Speaker 8: small businesses. And they didn't have a big enough voice.
Speaker 8: It might be National Federation of Independent Businesses has been
Speaker 8: a strong champion against this because now you get the
Speaker 8: smallestly sophisticated businesses in the country being mandated to do
Speaker 8: this stuff and they don't even know that it exists
Speaker 8: in some case. But because of all the attention, basically
Speaker 8: everybody's paying attention to it now that it affects, but
Speaker 8: it has huge consequences for expenci The presumption is you're
Speaker 8: guilty of illicit finance, money laundering, basically facilitating illicit activity
Speaker 8: because you own a business, and so I think that's
Speaker 8: why it should be struck down as unconstitutional. But you know,
Speaker 8: normally to get that kind of information, you would get
Speaker 8: a warrant or a subpoena reasonable suspicion suspicion of a crime,
Speaker 8: and you go to a judge and get a warren
Speaker 8: or subpoena. That's the way our system is supposed to work. Here.
Speaker 8: They assume that you're involved in a listed activity, you
Speaker 8: have to come and share information with them.
Speaker 3: I unconscionable.
Speaker 14: It is.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad you're calling it out. Congressman Warren Davidson.
Speaker 3: Wish all the luck in the world to get in
Speaker 3: that act passed, and we'll keep our popcorn out on
Speaker 3: the votes on that one until we get to speak again.
Speaker 3: Thanks for sharing your time with my listeners of me
Speaker 3: this morning, Congressman Davidson. I appreciate the work you do
Speaker 3: on behalf of the nation as well as Ohio specifically,
Speaker 3: and wish all the hell best of luck and health
Speaker 3: in the world.
Speaker 8: Always an honor Brian, Thank you so much, got bless
Speaker 8: you and all your listeners.
Speaker 3: Thank you, sir very much. Sevent twenty nine to fifty
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Speaker 3: Heaven's Game. I've been saying gate all morning, and don
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Speaker 3: right now Heaven's Game Ministries, which you can find online
Speaker 3: at heavensgain dot org. Donna, Welcome to the F five
Speaker 3: Carscy Morning Show. What is Heaven's Gain and what is
Speaker 3: the purpose that you serve there?
Speaker 13: So in Heaven's Gain Ministries, our mission is to provide
Speaker 13: for the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of families experiencing
Speaker 13: pregnancy loss, before, during, and after.
Speaker 8: The actual delivery of their baby.
Speaker 13: And it's really important because so many people when they
Speaker 13: find out they've lost the baby, they don't get the
Speaker 13: preparation they need for whether it's going to be a
Speaker 13: miscarriage at home or a late miscarriage, is still worth
Speaker 13: in the hospital, and so this is one of the
Speaker 13: essential things that we do. We also provide caskets and
Speaker 13: urns so that these babies can be buried properly, so
Speaker 13: moms don't feel like they need to leave the baby
Speaker 13: at the hospital to be placed in medical ways or
Speaker 13: flush their baby. They can actually bury their child, and
Speaker 13: they can also get healing because we have free support
Speaker 13: services afterward.
Speaker 3: How did you get involved with this ministry, Donna.
Speaker 13: Well, my husband and I we've lost three children ourselves,
Speaker 13: one in the first trimester, two in the second and
Speaker 13: even for our eight inch long baby, we went to
Speaker 13: several funeral homes and to some cemeteries and said, hey,
Speaker 13: we need a casket for our baby, and no one
Speaker 13: would provide it, and so we thought there really needs
Speaker 13: to be something done for this, and after inspired by God,
Speaker 13: we studied how to make caskets for little babies that
Speaker 13: are you know, smaller and you know, to take the
Speaker 13: adult sides kind of down. And we started two thousand
Speaker 13: and eight and we serve over two thousand families every year.
Speaker 3: Now, oh my word, two thousand. Well, let's I'll pause.
Speaker 3: We'll bring you back. We'll have a little more, a
Speaker 3: few more details on this. It's such an important service.
Speaker 3: I'm surprise there wasn't anything available when you started it,
Speaker 3: but thank god you got the calling to help people
Speaker 3: out in their obvious time of need. We'll talk with
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Speaker 3: Happy Friday to you. Although tempered by the subject matter,
Speaker 3: this is an important mission that my guest today, Donna
Speaker 3: Murphy's doing with Heaven's Gain Ministries online at heavensgain dot org,
Speaker 3: providing uh well, emotional and spiritual needs of families experiencing
Speaker 3: pregnancy loss, before, during an after delivery of their baby.
Speaker 3: And I was really shocked by the numbers, Donna, that
Speaker 3: you've helped two thousand. Is this maybe more common than
Speaker 3: my listening audience might appreciate.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, there's over one million miscarriages every year in the
Speaker 13: United States alone, in the first trimester and in the
Speaker 13: second trimester, you know, when you think you've kind of
Speaker 13: made it at your home free, one in thirty three
Speaker 13: of those babies will pass. And then the third trimester,
Speaker 13: one in one hundred and sixty either die as stillbirth
Speaker 13: or die as a premie. So it's a lot more
Speaker 13: babies than people realize. And our society says, you know,
Speaker 13: don't talk about it, shove it under the rug. But
Speaker 13: we feel like it's really important that these families get
Speaker 13: the help that they need by getting the support services
Speaker 13: afterward but also getting the preparation for when they go
Speaker 13: into the hospital, because all they usually tell you is
Speaker 13: be at the hospital at this time, but nobody says, hey,
Speaker 13: someone's going to greet you at the front door and
Speaker 13: say Hi, why are you here, and to explain why
Speaker 13: you're there. This starts off the whole thing terrible as
Speaker 13: it is so, and then you know, you go to
Speaker 13: the registration desk and they ask do you need a pediatrician? Oh,
Speaker 13: my gosh, don't ask me that, And then you know,
Speaker 13: you go upstairs. And so we're going to prepare them
Speaker 13: so they have something to hold up so they don't
Speaker 13: or have to have to answer that question, so that
Speaker 13: they know what's going to happen in labor and delivery,
Speaker 13: you know, have an idea, and so that that short
Speaker 13: time that they have with their child, they could treasure
Speaker 13: that time, maybe bathe their child, or address their child,
Speaker 13: get some pictures, get some footprints, and so we'll walk
Speaker 13: with that family through that process, give them a little
Speaker 13: winged bear that they can keep because that little bit
Speaker 13: of time is the only little bit of time that
Speaker 13: they'll have with that child, and they can treasure that
Speaker 13: time and then they can get on their healing journey
Speaker 13: so much earlier because they don't have all those additional traumas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and just the cold nature in reality if this
Speaker 3: service was not available in that just terrible time of
Speaker 3: you know, psychological need and need for information.
Speaker 11: Just this.
Speaker 3: You mentioned the idea of flushing a baby. I just
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm struggling with that emotionally because it
Speaker 3: just seems so horrific that someone would have to make
Speaker 3: that choice. And Donna, do you know, have you followed
Speaker 3: the numbers and the trends. Are the numbers of miscarriages
Speaker 3: on the rise. Have you noticed a trend that the
Speaker 3: numbers are maybe getting bigger over time?
Speaker 13: Actually, I have not seen any exact studies, but I
Speaker 13: have talked to nurses who work in the ob units
Speaker 13: and they have said that they have seen that there
Speaker 13: has been an increase and that.
Speaker 8: Since COVID, people who catch COVID.
Speaker 13: In the first trimester are having placentas that don't look
Speaker 13: normal a lot of times, and so I think that
Speaker 13: might be the reason. But that is all just guessing
Speaker 13: because I have not seen any medical studies on it.
Speaker 3: Well, Donald, if you have any interest whatsoever. I talked
Speaker 3: with the gentleman by the name of doctor James Thorpe.
Speaker 3: He was in obgen for thirty forty years and he
Speaker 3: noticed that the COVID nineteen vaccine vaccinated women were heavy
Speaker 3: a lot more miscarriages, and he studied all this. He's
Speaker 3: done research on it, published many papers on this topic
Speaker 3: and thinks that the vaccine itself is what's causing the
Speaker 3: problem and also rendering women incapable of even becoming pregnant.
Speaker 3: So there may be a core. That's why I asked
Speaker 3: you the question because there may be a corollary there.
Speaker 3: So if there's a podcast, there's numbers.
Speaker 13: Sorry, so there's numbers I gave you maybe low then yes,
Speaker 13: that's new information since COVID.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I suspect they are. The name of the book
Speaker 3: is Sacrificed. How the deadliest vaccine in history in history
Speaker 3: targeted the most vulnerable and of course the most vulnerable
Speaker 3: of the people that we're talking about right now pregnant women.
Speaker 3: So you you do provide caskets and earns as well
Speaker 3: as support services. Does this come at a cost or
Speaker 3: are you? Are you a donation based ministry? How does
Speaker 3: it work?
Speaker 13: So we are a five O, one C three, We
Speaker 13: do accept donations, but we only have eight part time
Speaker 13: missionary workers. The other people that do all this are
Speaker 13: about seventy volunteers, including myself, and so we can keep
Speaker 13: the cost of the caskets and earns really low, and
Speaker 13: all of the support services are absolutely free, and we
Speaker 13: go out. If somebody doesn't come to us after the
Speaker 13: doctor's office, we actually go out to the hospital and
Speaker 13: we'll prepare that family for the birth of their child.
Speaker 13: So we have go bags that we have trained advocates
Speaker 13: for parents of perinate a loss that will grab one
Speaker 13: of our go bags and go out to a hospital
Speaker 13: and meet a family.
Speaker 11: So it's.
Speaker 13: Just a labor of love by a lot of people
Speaker 13: who have gone through this or family members have gone
Speaker 13: through this, and so they have been very much trained
Speaker 13: over months to be able to prepare, to be able
Speaker 13: to prepare families for the loss of their child, or
Speaker 13: to give the support services that these families need afterwards.
Speaker 13: You know, there are other places in the nation that
Speaker 13: have afterwards support, but we tend to be the organization
Speaker 13: to do the preparation beforehand.
Speaker 3: Understood and in so far as the manufacturer of the caskets,
Speaker 3: is that something your volunteers do.
Speaker 13: Actually, our caskets are made by the Amish and Northern
Speaker 13: are Ohio the wood part of them, and then our
Speaker 13: volunteers or missionary workers will do the interiors of the caskets.
Speaker 13: So the wood part is done up in Ohio. So
Speaker 13: that's why we have to charge, because Almish do charge
Speaker 13: for their caskets though they do a beautiful job, and.
Speaker 3: I imagine they certainly do. And finally, in so far,
Speaker 3: maybe one of my listeners is out there going boy,
Speaker 3: I'd love to help that help with that. We've been
Speaker 3: through that ourselves, and I understand the pain and the
Speaker 3: emotional trauma that people go through this are struggling with.
Speaker 3: That sounds like a ministry I want to get involved with.
Speaker 3: You need additional help and support from folks that might
Speaker 3: want to volunteer.
Speaker 13: Absolutely, we always need more volunteers and in many different areas.
Speaker 13: You know, you could be into crafting, you can help paint,
Speaker 13: you can do sewing and do it. You could help
Speaker 13: with so many different areas. We need help all over
Speaker 13: the place. But say you don't have any of those
Speaker 13: skills or any skills that we need, you can attend
Speaker 13: our dance. We have a dance coming up on February
Speaker 13: fourteenth at receptions Erlanger. It's a good time. Doors open
Speaker 13: at five thirty, six thirty, there's dinner, seven thirty is
Speaker 13: our program, and eight thirty to eleven is dancing. So
Speaker 13: if anybody's interested in there's things, they can find that
Speaker 13: information on our website at Heavensgame dot org.
Speaker 3: Well, you anticipated the last question. That was the Valentine's
Speaker 3: Dinner slash dance fundraiser. And for folks, if you want
Speaker 3: to help out the ministry, maybe you can't volunteer, but
Speaker 3: there's a little donate button right there at the top
Speaker 3: of the website Heavensgain dot org. Obviously a very important
Speaker 3: work that you're doing, Donna, and I can't thank you
Speaker 3: enough for doing it. It's just heartbreaking when I imagine that.
Speaker 3: I both both of our children were born at eight months, Donna,
Speaker 3: and you know you're just just sitting on the edge
Speaker 3: of your seat waiting for the day. And both of
Speaker 3: them were very healthy when they came out. They just
Speaker 3: we're done. They we want to hit the ground right,
Speaker 3: but they have that taken away from you after that
Speaker 3: much time. I just I cannot imagine the heartbreak. So
Speaker 3: thank you for the work that you're doing each and
Speaker 3: every day, Donna Murphy, heavensgain dot org. If you get
Speaker 3: any updates or something's going on with the ministry, you
Speaker 3: know you can always give Joe a call. We'll get
Speaker 3: you back on the show.
Speaker 13: Thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 3: Been my real pleasure. Donna, have a wonderful, wonderful weekend
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Speaker 17: Hi, good morning, Brian, Thanks for taking my call. You
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Speaker 3: And what a great, great thing to end the fifty
Speaker 3: five KRC morning show. I've got in studio from Triots Landing,
Speaker 3: which is just a fantastic organization. Joe's been Joe Montgomery,
Speaker 3: he's been in the studio and he's talking on the
Speaker 3: fifty five Kersey Morgins for quite a few times over
Speaker 3: the years. Joe, welcome back, man, always a pleasure to
Speaker 3: see you in morning. Brian, same here. Your mission is
Speaker 3: an outstanding one, and let us talk about let's listen,
Speaker 3: pretend like the listening audience has never heard from you before,
Speaker 3: because I know that people listening to the program right
Speaker 3: now that don't know what the hell's patriot landing Thomas
Speaker 3: Deep's waxing poetic about patriots landing. You started this because
Speaker 3: of the inspiration you got from your father, who probably
Speaker 3: served his country as a marine, right.
Speaker 7: Yes, sir, Yeah, good memory. We were just talking about that.
Speaker 7: But yeah, so and as you know, we lost him
Speaker 7: in November, and so I appreciate you starting out that
Speaker 7: way because one of the things we're going to do
Speaker 7: in twenty twenty five because of the passing of my father,
Speaker 7: and really the reason that I started this, I'm kind
Speaker 7: of like a Bill Gates or whomever, because we literally
Speaker 7: started cutting wood in my garage over in northern Kentucky,
Speaker 7: and that was to make the burial flagcases that you're
Speaker 7: well aware of.
Speaker 3: This ye Arlington Cemetery used to sell what they were
Speaker 3: Chinese made. Well, No Arlington Arlington did not. No, No,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, I I remember the story. You go ahead
Speaker 3: and tell it, but I do remember correcting myself in
Speaker 3: my head. We were talking off their about he said,
Speaker 3: how old are you now? And it's a lot of
Speaker 3: these sixteen September It's like it was unrelated. It was
Speaker 3: a fun fact about where the microphones are here in
Speaker 3: the studio. It's like I should have committed that to
Speaker 3: memory by now, been here in these studios for a
Speaker 3: couple of years. I said, there's no more room in
Speaker 3: the hard drive. He said, yeah, it starts happening around
Speaker 3: this age, Like, ah, I know the same age.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, you look at them. Back to the flag story,
Speaker 3: you know, to that point.
Speaker 7: It was in late twenty fourteen that I was at
Speaker 7: a veterans cemetery and down in Williams Soun, Kentucky, and
Speaker 7: I discovered there were sixteen indigent veterans that had been
Speaker 7: buried with no family and they just random Michael's God
Speaker 7: Love Michael's great organization, I'm sure. But when they bought
Speaker 7: the barrel flag cases there and put the veterans burial
Speaker 7: flags in them, they put their names on them in
Speaker 7: case the love one ever showed up. And that's that's
Speaker 7: when I discovered that they're At that time, at that
Speaker 7: one cemetery, there were sixteen American flags folded in cases
Speaker 7: with a big Maiden China stick. And as you well know,
Speaker 7: we both feel very strongly about that, and that was
Speaker 7: the precipice to take me from where we had started
Speaker 7: doing things for veterans, which was making cornhole boards and
Speaker 7: bags and shipping them all over the world, just a
Speaker 7: little kind of like you know, care gift package for
Speaker 7: some fun for our troops, moved into the into the
Speaker 7: burial fly cases, and then that that's what kicked us
Speaker 7: into the becoming a five to one C three. Uh
Speaker 7: So we've been now a five O one C three.
Speaker 7: Actually coming up next month, it'll be ten years.
Speaker 3: It has it been that long? Ten years?
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I look back at that journey, and I
Speaker 7: look back at, you know, prior to that, doing the
Speaker 7: the cornhole boards for probably a good five years. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm a good fifteen sixteen years into this, which I
Speaker 7: think is part of the reason, just because of sticking
Speaker 7: with it and having this strong desire to continue to grow,
Speaker 7: h is why we are where we are today. But
Speaker 7: one of the themes that I wanted to talk to
Speaker 7: you today about Brian, and it's really relative to what
Speaker 7: we even talked about earlier, is there. We're a faith
Speaker 7: based organization and I think that, you know, trusting in
Speaker 7: God's plan for us, for our families, for really everything
Speaker 7: is one hundred percent the reason we are where we are.
Speaker 7: And I kind of might do this backwards. I wanted
Speaker 7: to talk about a new thing with to share with
Speaker 7: your listeners, but I brought another gift for you today.
Speaker 7: And this literally was created within the last three or
Speaker 7: four days. We get these inspirations in the shop and
Speaker 7: it's not me ninety nine percent of time anymore, it's
Speaker 7: not me, it's one of our veterans. They're like, Joe,
Speaker 7: you know, I really this, or they see something or this,
Speaker 7: and then well you've had miss Lynn Arnold in Oh
Speaker 7: before the Young Greens.
Speaker 3: She's a wonderful, wonderful lady. She's awesome. She really also
Speaker 3: happens to be my better half. So yeah, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: look on your face. I never made the connection. You're
Speaker 3: out of your element, man, you out kicked your coverage. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's she's uh, she is awesome.
Speaker 4: Uh wow.
Speaker 7: And and actually she got in trouble this morning because
Speaker 7: she's a good west Side girl. I'm a near west
Speaker 7: Side boy, being from Cole Raine. But you know her, her,
Speaker 7: her and her dad used to come to your breakfast
Speaker 7: all the time. She lost her dad actually last year
Speaker 7: as well.
Speaker 3: The listener lunches.
Speaker 7: The listener lunches and her mom, Miss Dell Arnold, straight
Speaker 7: up west side west Side price Hell texted her this morning,
Speaker 7: Joe's gonna be on Brian's show.
Speaker 2: And you didn't let me know.
Speaker 7: Oh no, yeah, so you dropped the ball. Well that
Speaker 7: that family is very much a fan of yours, as
Speaker 7: we all are. But so anyway, one of the things
Speaker 7: that I'm gonna do this year to re engage and
Speaker 7: help me remember my dad, uh is get back.
Speaker 3: He was a you know, life long.
Speaker 7: Parishioner at Saint Anne's and gross back and did everything
Speaker 7: and gave everything and volunteered. Is We're gonna try to
Speaker 7: embrace and create more products based on our faith based organization.
Speaker 7: So this little bogger right here and I'll see if
Speaker 7: you can see it. Let you see what that is there?
Speaker 3: Beautiful?
Speaker 7: So that's that's obviously Jesus, and it is on thorns Wross.
Speaker 7: But though it takes you a second for it to
Speaker 7: come into focus. It does, it does. It's a beautiful
Speaker 7: piece of artwork. It's a it's it's a cross and
Speaker 7: it's got.
Speaker 3: So the top part of that.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 7: No, so we we now because of our growth, we've
Speaker 7: grown in products and equipment and we have a laser
Speaker 7: engraver at the shop.
Speaker 3: Now, Oh, that's how you obturned that.
Speaker 7: I saw that and I said to uh, miss Lynn,
Speaker 7: I said, can you make this? And she, of course
Speaker 7: can do anything like that, and she created that file
Speaker 7: and we started cutting that out. Now, all everybody I've
Speaker 7: shown that to in the last probably three or four days,
Speaker 7: has seen it. We have one Air Force venor and
Speaker 7: he's eighty eight. We call him Wild Bill. He comes
Speaker 7: down twice a week. He's a machine. He will outwork
Speaker 7: anybody there. He's eighty eight years old. Oh, by, for
Speaker 7: the life of me, he cannot he sees a tree,
Speaker 7: he cannot come up. Well, listen that he can't see
Speaker 7: Jesus after staring at it for a while. That's one thing.
Speaker 3: But initially my reaction was I thought it was some
Speaker 3: type of foliage or maybe a tree. When you first
Speaker 3: held it up. It's almost like one of those those
Speaker 3: paintings where you have to kind of stare at it
Speaker 3: until the image finally appears to you. That saw the
Speaker 3: subtleness of it. I think it's amazing.
Speaker 8: Joe.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what listening on and You're like, what
Speaker 3: the hell are they talking about? I wish I could
Speaker 3: see it. Joe's going to put a picture of it
Speaker 3: up on my blog page forty five Carosy there comedies
Speaker 3: in the process of doing that right now, Joe, I
Speaker 3: could probably take a better picture with my camera and
Speaker 3: shoot it to you and text it to you over
Speaker 3: the break. Anyway, Sorry, I brought one for you.
Speaker 7: I appreciate for Joe because he's my good old thesal man,
Speaker 7: and I know he's a good man. So this literally
Speaker 7: was made in the last three days. I thought about
Speaker 7: it and I wanted to bring you little something, and
Speaker 7: I wanted to talk about our journey and being a
Speaker 7: faith based organization, how important it is to us and
Speaker 7: to all of our veterans that come down and all
Speaker 7: the people did visit us, and I just think this.
Speaker 7: I'm in love with this little thing. And I literally
Speaker 7: threw it online this morning. It doesn't have a picture up.
Speaker 7: We're gonna start making the we're gonna start selling them. Obviously,
Speaker 7: this is how we share ourselves. But maybe I could
Speaker 7: take a picture of you holding it and I'll put
Speaker 7: it on the website today until we get a better picture.
Speaker 3: You absolutely can do that. A lot of my listeners
Speaker 3: are going to want to get one of these, and again,
Speaker 3: help support your organization, and real quick here, just not
Speaker 3: to move away from this, and we can come back
Speaker 3: to this, but close the loop on the flag box
Speaker 3: because I had mentioned Arlington, but ultimately you started making
Speaker 3: the flag boxes because of your experience at the Kentucky Cemetery.
Speaker 3: But you got Arlington to start buying your flagcases made
Speaker 3: in your shop in northern Kentucky exclusively.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so well they had you know, I didn't know
Speaker 7: anything about flagcases. I'd never been in that market, and
Speaker 7: so I thought, who can I call that would know
Speaker 7: the most, and Arlington came to mind. I just picked
Speaker 7: up the phone and called and got a whole the
Speaker 7: right person. You know, God had a plan for that,
Speaker 7: because I could have called and had somebody say, I
Speaker 7: don't know what you're talking about. We don't see you later, Joe.
Speaker 7: But I got a whold the right person, and I
Speaker 7: shared my story and on that same phone call, as
Speaker 7: you know I did. It wasn't even a MultiPhone call
Speaker 7: email thing. It was I told my story and what
Speaker 7: we were doing and the fact that they're made by veterans.
Speaker 7: They just fell in love with it and we, you know,
Speaker 7: we made four cases and I grabbed my dad and
Speaker 7: we road tripped up to Arlington. And it was one
Speaker 7: of the most memorable few days of my life because
Speaker 7: we went through all the memorials and all of the
Speaker 7: everything up in DC and then to Arlington.
Speaker 3: And now it's very special special times. And I know
Speaker 3: you are so glad that you spent that time with
Speaker 3: your father. I see, you know, I miss my dad
Speaker 3: to this day. You know, spend time with your loved
Speaker 3: ones while you can, because it's always maybe you aren't
Speaker 3: anticipating it, but you know, buses hit people every day too.
Speaker 3: You never know when your number is going to be
Speaker 3: called up. Let's pause. We will bring Joe Montgomery from
Speaker 3: Patriots Landing Folks. Patriots Landing dot Org is where you
Speaker 3: find them. You're not going to see a picture of
Speaker 3: the cross yet, but I just sent you Strukker a
Speaker 3: better picture of the full cross. He can put up
Speaker 3: on the blog page. But if five Carsey dot com,
Speaker 3: we'll be back right after these brief words.
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Speaker 3: Eight nineteen fifty five KRCD Talk Station a happy Friday,
Speaker 3: inspirational Friday too. I got Joe Montgomery from Patriots Landing
Speaker 3: dot Org Garret Studio, and the picture of the cross
Speaker 3: that he was described trying to describe on air, and
Speaker 3: it is absolutely extraordinary to look at is on my
Speaker 3: blog page now fifty five kars dot com. Actually two pictures,
Speaker 3: the one Joe initially took through the video monitor and
Speaker 3: then the follow up that I took, and I think
Speaker 3: it comes through crystal clear what you're looking at there.
Speaker 3: And this is one of the products sold by Patriots
Speaker 3: Landing to support their mission. And Joe, I wanted you
Speaker 3: to dive a a little bit more into that mission
Speaker 3: because you are really providing veterans with an extraordinary valuable
Speaker 3: service and that's just really quite literally by merely bringing
Speaker 3: them together in your workshop.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and again, as you know, this was not by design,
Speaker 7: We just you know, not through happenstance, but like minded
Speaker 7: people in particular the brotherhood and sisterhood that are veterans.
Speaker 7: And you know this well because you've talked to hundreds,
Speaker 7: if not thousands of them and been around them. It's
Speaker 7: a unique segment. It's just a unique segment they've gone
Speaker 7: through things that most of us couldn't imagine indeed, and
Speaker 7: so that bond that it's almost like an immediate friendship,
Speaker 7: right Air Force. It doesn't matter what branch, it really doesn't.
Speaker 3: You're in the club, you're in the know. You know
Speaker 3: that your fellow veteran has experienced because you've been through
Speaker 3: it yourself. I can certainly understand that immediate connection. It's
Speaker 3: an exclusive club.
Speaker 7: You signed on the line that you were willing to
Speaker 7: give your life for this country, and I know how
Speaker 7: you feel about that, and I know how I feel
Speaker 7: about it. And you know, my dad, my uncles did it,
Speaker 7: and it just it just works. There's a sense of calm,
Speaker 7: there's a sense of and there's a lot of laughter,
Speaker 7: a lot of camaraderie. Everybody makes fun of the Air Force.
Speaker 7: Sorry sorry man and women out there from the Air Force,
Speaker 7: but you know, we got a Coastguard down there and
Speaker 7: they pick on the Marines and it's just a it's
Speaker 7: a camaraderie. But at the same time, they're keeping their
Speaker 7: hands and their minds busy, right, I don't mind.
Speaker 3: IDLD hands the Devil's workshop. Yeah, there's no question about that.
Speaker 3: And of course, if you're a veteran that's struggling emotionally.
Speaker 3: We always we have major concerns about the suicide rate
Speaker 3: among veterans. Suicidal ideology obviously. Uh, some are struggling with
Speaker 3: maybe post traumatic stress, maybe they saw the horrors of combat,
Speaker 3: Maybe they lost buddies or friends while they were served,
Speaker 3: you know, in the emotional baggage that goes along with that,
Speaker 3: stewing in your own juices and not having something to
Speaker 3: do and not having people to talk to that have
Speaker 3: experienced the same kind of thing. That just exacerbates an
Speaker 3: already terrible problem.
Speaker 7: And it's difficult in this day and age to go
Speaker 7: out and meet people that you can become close with
Speaker 7: or trust or do a lot of different things. And
Speaker 7: you know, we're a wood shop where we create things,
Speaker 7: and we create a camaraderie, and we pray and we
Speaker 7: and we support.
Speaker 3: We were talking a.
Speaker 7: Little bit about Lieutenant Dan that just came in, who
Speaker 7: was in a very rough spot, who signed the cross
Speaker 7: that I gave you there, sir.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's the other cool thing. The veteran who
Speaker 3: made the woodworking item that you can buy at Patriots
Speaker 3: Landing dot org signs it. So it's I consider the
Speaker 3: sort of a work of art, so it's like the
Speaker 3: artist's signing it, so credit it's given. We're credit due
Speaker 3: Dan Smith and wonderful that I was honored to see that.
Speaker 3: It's like a bonus. You get the cross in this
Speaker 3: beautiful work. It would work, but you also get that
Speaker 3: connection with the veteran. It surely is what separates our products.
Speaker 7: There's a lot of things that we make, flags and
Speaker 7: different things that you could go on Etsy and find
Speaker 7: a million of them, but you're not gonna You're not
Speaker 7: gonna find one made from a nonprofit supporting veterans by
Speaker 7: the veterans. But uh, it's it's you know, and we
Speaker 7: have incredible partners. Have been doing this as long as
Speaker 7: I've been doing it. The DAV is a huge partner
Speaker 7: of ours. So when you get into those cases where
Speaker 7: camaraderie in a wood shop and this and that and
Speaker 7: a paycheck isn't enough, you know, we have the resources
Speaker 7: to connect with and it goes from the d AV
Speaker 7: all the way down to Vets and brus It gives
Speaker 7: the men and women a good time, to the Baris projects,
Speaker 7: to the local American legions, Chuck Wills and some of
Speaker 7: the guys that in the American legions Jared Bond Bell
Speaker 7: and I could I could name a thousand thousand people,
Speaker 7: some of whom I've just mentioned. When we brought our
Speaker 7: newest veteran in Dan that I spoke of, lost his
Speaker 7: job right for the holidays. He lost two brothers and
Speaker 7: then lost his sister maybe two weeks ago go, who
Speaker 7: was like his mother. Oh my word, and it puts
Speaker 7: them in a bad place quickly.
Speaker 3: Oh yes.
Speaker 7: And so uh Dan in particular was an instance where
Speaker 7: we need to get him in in a hurry and
Speaker 7: get him on the payroll. And you know this is
Speaker 7: public knowledge, but he had gotten a little bit behind
Speaker 7: on some rent and a few of the people that
Speaker 7: I just mentioned and some other groups just they reach
Speaker 7: out to me, how can we help, and it's usually
Speaker 7: writing a check, how can we help support this particular
Speaker 7: venteror this particular mission and anything. And it's amazing, amazing community.
Speaker 7: Once you're once you're in, you know everything from well
Speaker 7: you've met with the young mareens. Just it's it's just
Speaker 7: an incredible structure, for lack of a better word, that
Speaker 7: we've built around this whole organization.
Speaker 3: Well, I suppose in many respects you know there's different organizations.
Speaker 3: They have their own veteran related mission, but it's it's
Speaker 3: completely different than yours. So they want to help you,
Speaker 3: and you obviously can refer the the veterans in your
Speaker 3: organization over to them. It's it just makes perfect sense
Speaker 3: that all these pieces of the puzzle puzzle are working
Speaker 3: together so well, and.
Speaker 7: We've we've we've identified and grouped with and I don't
Speaker 7: want to go to the other side. But the sad
Speaker 7: reality in some instances is that some of these nonprofits
Speaker 7: they don't quite mesh. Sometimes it's more of a The
Speaker 7: way I describe it is, hey, don't look over here.
Speaker 7: You know, you might take this dollar that somebody wants
Speaker 7: to give me. That's just the way I describe it.
Speaker 7: I've been doing a long time territorial maybe little, maybe little,
Speaker 7: but but but all of the groups that we associate
Speaker 7: with and that we've been blessed to partner with believe
Speaker 7: the same thing I do, that the rising tide raises
Speaker 7: all ships. And that's how you help these men and women.
Speaker 7: Because I can't do everything in a wood shop, and
Speaker 7: you know, the dav can't do how they do most everything,
Speaker 7: but they can't do everything and Bets and Bruce has
Speaker 7: a certain thing, and the Young Greens and their support
Speaker 7: of everything does a certain thing, and and when you
Speaker 7: tie it all together other I'm telling you, it's just
Speaker 7: an incredible, incredible experience from.
Speaker 3: Top to bottom, rewarding. I think probably sums that up amazing.
Speaker 3: We'll continue with Joe Montgomery Patriots Landing dot org. Help
Speaker 3: support the mission and buy one of the amazing products
Speaker 3: they have. They're knowing full well that it was made
Speaker 3: by one of these American veterans in their wood shop.
Speaker 3: We'll talk more about what they're doing in the shop.
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Speaker 3: It's a thirty year bifty about kersee talk station. Very
Speaker 3: happy Friday to you, extra special and uplifting Friday, A
Speaker 3: positive message Friday with Joe Montgomery from Patriots Landing at
Speaker 3: the started this wood shop inspired by his father's service
Speaker 3: to his country and wanted to do something in recognition
Speaker 3: of that, and so he opened a wood shop and
Speaker 3: started out with some smaller projects, became a five oh
Speaker 3: one three C. And there's been a five o' one
Speaker 3: three C now for you said fifteen or ten years,
Speaker 3: ten years making the flagcases and a whole host of
Speaker 3: other wood wooden products and you can find them all
Speaker 3: at Patriots Landing dot org. Purchasing one of these products,
Speaker 3: you're supporting the American veteran in the woods shop and
Speaker 3: and providing them this this safe space where they can
Speaker 3: do projects and and commiserate and and share their experiences
Speaker 3: and put a smile on their face and some in
Speaker 3: in what can be really desperate times for some of
Speaker 3: these folks. So there's an opportunity there, I suppose for
Speaker 3: some veterans in the audience if they want to help
Speaker 3: out along those lines.
Speaker 7: So yeah, absolutely, Uh, whether whether you have free time
Speaker 7: you want to volunteer, whether you're looking for some part
Speaker 7: time work, whether you know what I what I always
Speaker 7: tell folks is just you know, just come down and
Speaker 7: see what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Just come down.
Speaker 7: Let me give you a little tour, let me introduce
Speaker 7: you to the men and women that we work with.
Speaker 7: And uh, if it floats, your boat's great. If it doesn't,
Speaker 7: you know, not every shoe fits every foot, or however
Speaker 7: you want to say that. But yeah, our doors are
Speaker 7: always open. You can reach out to me right through
Speaker 7: the website. You guys are close to the arc exhibit
Speaker 7: right three minutes three minutes away.
Speaker 3: All right. So if you if you plan on a
Speaker 3: trip to that, then stop over Patriots Landing. Even if
Speaker 3: you don't you're not a veteran, you don't have any
Speaker 3: intention of, you know, maybe volunteering or something. Stop in.
Speaker 3: They got a shop there. You can look at what
Speaker 3: the men are and maybe do you have women working
Speaker 3: there too? Sure I didn't. I didn't think you discriminated.
Speaker 3: This isn't just a you know, I said fraternity, so
Speaker 3: social clubs most of well the two that are there
Speaker 3: the most are both Navy veterans. So I got a
Speaker 3: couple of uh just and as in everything in life,
Speaker 3: they're kind of the glue that keeps it from getting
Speaker 3: too crazy.
Speaker 7: I'm sure you're wife and understand that. No, I get friend,
Speaker 7: understand that. I get that all day long. You still
Speaker 7: see you are so far out of your coverage. And
Speaker 7: on that three point thirty is it albic?
Speaker 3: I back, yeah, I apologize that eye there Ibec Lane
Speaker 3: three thirty, I bec Lane, Williamstown, Kentucky for one zero
Speaker 3: ninety seven. That is the physical location. What a beautiful
Speaker 3: building you have there, thank you, right man, It's just Gordy.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: One of the things we do is We do a
Speaker 7: lot of group tours now, which is big. So if
Speaker 7: you're a church, if you're a Boy Scout group, if
Speaker 7: you're a youth organization, a business, and you know, we've
Speaker 7: had all just about all the management groups from the
Speaker 7: art come over and take the tour, the tourism groups,
Speaker 7: so that's always an.
Speaker 4: Option to that.
Speaker 7: We can set up just a short little tour.
Speaker 3: And it's fun. They have a lot of fun.
Speaker 7: They could see all our products and getting them back
Speaker 7: in the shop and.
Speaker 3: Watch how they're made. Oh yeah, that's that hard work. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and how many I guess I'm wondering because I know
Speaker 3: you have the nine and the twenty two flags.
Speaker 7: Right, twenty two is relatively new. You're talking about another
Speaker 7: powerful piece. That's that's our veteran suicide awareness flag.
Speaker 3: Oh idea, And I asked that out loud.
Speaker 7: And as you know, the VA study from a few
Speaker 7: years ago is that on average, twenty two veterans a
Speaker 7: day take their lives. And that gives me the chills.
Speaker 7: Just a day, that's on average.
Speaker 3: You've literally described my reaction.
Speaker 7: And so again not me, I believe this was mister
Speaker 7: Gary k Offsman. We call him the jungle Cat he's
Speaker 7: a shot manager, and we make a nine, and we
Speaker 7: wanted to make a smaller flag, just like we want
Speaker 7: to make a smaller cross. Just options, put this over
Speaker 7: your kitchen, count or do whatever. Yeah, and the nine
Speaker 7: millimeter shell casings work on that size flag when you
Speaker 7: make a smaller when they're just gigantic too big, Well,
Speaker 7: guess what caliber fit twenty two? So they're just with
Speaker 7: twenty two caliber shells. Wow, And it's just now we've
Speaker 7: got onto a third just incredibly powerful piece that you know,
Speaker 7: I don't know how we keep stumbling upon them, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well one can only pray that you know, you'll
Speaker 3: have to go down at some point two like seventeen
Speaker 3: as opposed to the twenty two, because that numbers.
Speaker 7: Just just atch some stars in there.
Speaker 3: Well, and then there's that it's a coming up. At
Speaker 3: eight thirty five, we'll pause. We'll bring Joe back, talk
Speaker 3: a little bit more about some of the folks he's
Speaker 3: helped out and his mission. And I got some other
Speaker 3: questions to talk with Joe about Patriots landing dot or
Speaker 3: just get over there and buy something. You'd be glad
Speaker 3: you did. Beautiful work. A thirty five five care see
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Speaker 3: overnight with a few clouds or partly cloudy skies, and
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Speaker 3: Cloudy overnight on Saturday as well twenty seven and yes
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Speaker 3: Thirty eight at fifty five care CD talk station. Very
Speaker 3: Happy Friday Too, Tech Friday with Dave Hadters. Early in
Speaker 3: the program at six thirty. That's a worthy podcast.
Speaker 4: That one.
Speaker 3: He's always providing us with wonderful information. Dave Hatter and
Speaker 3: Tech Friday. Congressman Warren Davidson was on at seven oh five,
Speaker 3: and of course Donna Murphy Heaven's Gate Ministries are gain Ministries.
Speaker 3: I thought there was a unique parallel. I've got Joe
Speaker 3: Montgomery from Patriots landing in here. Veterans, you know, join
Speaker 3: together in his workshop making these just absolutely gorgeous handmade
Speaker 3: works of art that you can buy, veteran made, signed
Speaker 3: by the veteran that made them, but brought to them
Speaker 3: with wonderful opportunity to commiserate and share experiences and you know,
Speaker 3: get peace of mind. They pray together. So a faith
Speaker 3: baith organization, Heaven's Game Ministries, Joe just I don't know
Speaker 3: if you heard me talking to to Donna provides that,
Speaker 3: you know, wood shop type caskets and services for women
Speaker 3: who've lost their their child in pregnancy. Just the horror
Speaker 3: of that, and that you know she was inspired by
Speaker 3: God to start that, and that that's out there. It's
Speaker 3: just kind of comparable experiences. And I suspect Joe Streker
Speaker 3: put them back to back for that reason, and thank
Speaker 3: you Joe Strecker, particularly for bringing Joe back to the
Speaker 3: studio to talk about this. So Patriots landing dot org.
Speaker 3: As I've been mentioning a bunch of times, I encourage
Speaker 3: my listeners to purchase one of your products because it
Speaker 3: does help you fulfill your mission. And you've got this
Speaker 3: beautiful thing going on here cornhole bags. You have corn
Speaker 3: hole bags with the branches of the service on them.
Speaker 3: That is really cool. And those are hands sewed in
Speaker 3: the shop as well, made by one of our Air
Speaker 3: Force veterans. It's probably been making bags for fifteen years.
Speaker 3: There could still called cornhole bags. There's no corn in them.
Speaker 3: It's like a plastic pellet, weighs exactly a pound. They're
Speaker 3: probably what would most in the cornhole world would consider
Speaker 3: pro bags. They're just the nicest bags. You ed call
Speaker 3: that cornhole it's pretty bag. I know, I just I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: it's pretty big. Only in America. Well, when you see.
Speaker 7: Cup stacking on ESPN, then you thin you're like, okay,
Speaker 7: door has been open. Yeah THEO for those who've seen Dodge. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so yeah, we've made a lot of custom bags and
Speaker 7: you and I talk briefly.
Speaker 3: Off the air.
Speaker 7: Custom products are difficult, but if if you ever you know,
Speaker 7: I put dogs and cats on bags. I've put pepperoni
Speaker 7: pizza from pizza places. We can, we can put anything
Speaker 7: that's there's a picture of we put. We had when
Speaker 7: we send our boards over to our troops, which is
Speaker 7: how we started, which if you would have known me,
Speaker 7: then you'd have probably called me cornhole Joe because that's
Speaker 7: what I did.
Speaker 3: That's what we did.
Speaker 7: And when we started sending these boards and bags of
Speaker 7: our troops, we are coming up with unique custom bags.
Speaker 7: And one of one of the young women that was
Speaker 7: actually serving over in Iraq, they had I don't know
Speaker 7: what's called. It's it's it's usually on a ship, but
Speaker 7: it's one of those those guns that just shoots a
Speaker 7: million rounds a second.
Speaker 3: Just oh sure.
Speaker 7: And she had a picture of that on her base
Speaker 7: over there, and she sent it. We put that on
Speaker 7: one of the bags. Just cool, cool stuff.
Speaker 3: Got on that one gun, right, kind of like that.
Speaker 7: It's a yeah, I don't want to sound it's too
Speaker 7: late for me to sound ignorant, but see something.
Speaker 3: It doesn't everybody out there but us will know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they're all streaming at the radio, going you idiots.
Speaker 7: What kind of morons on today? But just just different
Speaker 7: things like that. And we do we do take some
Speaker 7: custom projects on, but most of our work is in
Speaker 7: what we can put online and sell.
Speaker 3: Understood it. Obviously, if you had a thousand people call
Speaker 3: today and asked for a custom product, then you overwhelmed.
Speaker 7: They need to be patient.
Speaker 3: But yeah, oh and the other thing is, folks, since
Speaker 3: we were talking about this, this beautiful cross that he brought.
Speaker 7: In, do you come up with a name for that,
Speaker 7: because right now I just threw it on. Literally, I'm
Speaker 7: eating breakfast with my son this morning and I'm like, Buddy,
Speaker 7: I said, I'm going to see Brian. I'm going to
Speaker 7: take him this we're going to talk about. I probably
Speaker 7: should put it online because people are going to want one.
Speaker 7: Uh And I think it's called us Jesus Cross online.
Speaker 7: I just put in Jesus Cross.
Speaker 3: It is, And I wanted to let my listeners know
Speaker 3: because you now have two pages of products. So if
Speaker 3: you scroll down the product list on your browser, click
Speaker 3: on page number two and it's the only item there.
Speaker 3: And yeah, as of right now, there is no photograph,
Speaker 3: but you can see it again on fifty five kres
Speaker 3: dot calum my blog page.
Speaker 7: Just can I put the picture? I just look at
Speaker 7: you up there, Brian.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want or you can have the picture
Speaker 3: that I took of the cross. It's a very clear
Speaker 3: image and you don't have to have my own.
Speaker 7: I think for the next four to eight hours, we'll
Speaker 7: have you out there until I can get a picture
Speaker 7: of it taken.
Speaker 3: I have you taken a picture of it yet? I
Speaker 3: don't want it to be off putting for people. I
Speaker 3: want them to want to buy the cross, So I
Speaker 3: gotta really you have my permission to use a photograph
Speaker 3: anyway you want.
Speaker 7: But well let me let me bring this up, Brian,
Speaker 7: if you don't mind, real quick. But this is something
Speaker 7: that we're very, very excited is new for twenty twenty five.
Speaker 7: We readid our website, and thank you for pointing out
Speaker 7: that that is on page two.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that.
Speaker 7: That just shows to the growth that we're experiencing. But
Speaker 7: we have what we're just calling an affiliate marketing program.
Speaker 7: So our first client is the Young Marines Go figure,
Speaker 7: and I'm actually going to Atlanta, excuse me, Dallas third
Speaker 7: week of April to go to their National Leadership Invention.
Speaker 7: So what this is is an avenue for nonprofits, for schools,
Speaker 7: for churches, for groups, for businesses, for any do gooders
Speaker 7: that want to do essentially a fundraiser. So they can
Speaker 7: go on our website. On the very bottom of the
Speaker 7: of the homepage there's a link it says affiliate marketing,
Speaker 7: and if they click on that link, it takes maybe
Speaker 7: thirty seconds to sign up, and I contact them and
Speaker 7: they get a unique link to our website. So they
Speaker 7: go out to their flock, to their congregation, to their business,
Speaker 7: to their company, to whatever, and say, hey, go on
Speaker 7: this link, buy a Jesus cross or some cornhole bags
Speaker 7: or a twenty two flag, and then our new website
Speaker 7: tracks that and they get a percentage of sales, and
Speaker 7: once a quarter we write them a check. It's kind
Speaker 7: of big boy pants for us. I'm very excited about
Speaker 7: it because it's such a win win. You get to
Speaker 7: support a nonprofit that supports veterans, that makes veteran crafted products.
Speaker 7: Your potential supporters gets to buy a really cool product.
Speaker 7: They get something tangible instead of just writing a you know,
Speaker 7: a twenty dollars check, which I put these online for
Speaker 7: twenty dollars believe or not.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's what I really expected it to be.
Speaker 2: More it's not.
Speaker 3: So our goal is volume.
Speaker 7: Our goal is we want a bunch of people buying
Speaker 7: a bunch of products so that we have additional work
Speaker 7: and additional veterans in the shop. It's not the make
Speaker 7: these massive uh you know, revenues and profits and buy
Speaker 7: new stuff. So our goal is to bring more veterans
Speaker 7: and get more veterans engaged. So this affiliate marketing program
Speaker 7: really opens up what a win win. You want to
Speaker 7: raise money for your organization, You support us.
Speaker 3: We support you. That's the way it works.
Speaker 4: This is all.
Speaker 3: It's it's really cool. I mentioned puzzle pieces come into
Speaker 3: place with all the other organizations you work with. But
Speaker 3: the success you've had with this operation, and I know
Speaker 3: you're divinely inspired, and I think maybe there is something
Speaker 3: to that. Maybe someone has a plan, sir, and we
Speaker 3: know that it's playing out really well for you, Patriots
Speaker 3: Landing dot Org. We have one more segment here with
Speaker 3: Joe Montgomery. I hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 3: down to fourteen overnight with some clouds partly flouted. Tomorrow
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Speaker 9: Sepound seventy five for running just a bit slow after
Speaker 9: you come out of Lachlan towards the lateral northbound seventy five.
Speaker 9: I'm seeing no delays at all, doing fine through the
Speaker 9: cut and inbound seventy four looks good too. Chuck Ingram
Speaker 9: on fifty five KROOCD talk station.
Speaker 3: At nifty five KOCIT talk station uplifting segment we've been
Speaker 3: having here with Joe Montgomer Patrick's landing. Wonderful work they're
Speaker 3: doing helping out veterans, even and predict most notably struggling veterans,
Speaker 3: guys that need a little boost and a little help.
Speaker 3: He's about a wood shop, puts them to work and
Speaker 3: making great products that we can support the cause by buying.
Speaker 3: And yes, Eric, you were right the gun. They made
Speaker 3: custom products too, So if you have a photograph of
Speaker 3: something you want on a corner hole bag, they can
Speaker 3: make that happen. CWS is the name of that Gatlin gun,
Speaker 3: for lack of a better way of describing it.
Speaker 7: So Eric, you win the prize. Any instant message on Facebook, Wow,
Speaker 7: that's what the phone is. I have to tell you
Speaker 7: right now. I think I've got three or four orders
Speaker 7: in the last ten minutes. Oh fantastic, Thank you listening, audience,
Speaker 7: and a donation added.
Speaker 3: God bless my listeners. I bless you.
Speaker 11: Brian.
Speaker 3: Well, no, it's just as this and man, you know
Speaker 3: you talk about God having a mission for you. My
Speaker 3: dad told me not to take this job. Don't do it, Brian.
Speaker 3: I was practicing law, wasn't in house counsel of Anthem
Speaker 3: executive litigation, whatever the hell position I had at the time.
Speaker 3: I quit and don't do it. Don't do it. I'm like,
Speaker 3: you know, remember that Mark Twain quote about you know,
Speaker 3: you regret the things in life you didn't do versus
Speaker 3: the things you did. So to the extent, God has
Speaker 3: a plan for me. I think one of his reasons
Speaker 3: that I took the job is so that I could
Speaker 3: help the American veteran I've always had just the most
Speaker 3: profound respect. As you mentioned earlier, signing up that alone,
Speaker 3: to me represents just an amazing thing. That you're signing
Speaker 3: up for a life or a career or even you know,
Speaker 3: short term if you want to serve you know, one
Speaker 3: tour one oh four years. Yeah, you're still signing up
Speaker 3: for something. Your future is completely unwritten. Cont infantry men
Speaker 3: you could be responsible for, you know, sniffing out bombs.
Speaker 3: I mean, you're putting your you're literally putting your life
Speaker 3: in the hands of the American military, And that to
Speaker 3: me is so just amazing because that's not the type of.
Speaker 4: Guy I am.
Speaker 3: You know, No, no, I'm gonna go to college. I'm
Speaker 3: going to go to law school. I'm going to practice law.
Speaker 3: You know, like, I know what's in store for me
Speaker 3: generally speaking, but to know that you can end up
Speaker 3: in Afghanistan or some you know, combat, someplace in one
Speaker 3: of the four corners of the world, or any of
Speaker 3: the number multitude of possibilities for you. That's and and
Speaker 3: no guarantee.
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's probably that mindset, that particular mindset that you
Speaker 7: just described so well that that that helps what we
Speaker 7: do work because they're just they're just like minded. They
Speaker 7: did something that the majority of Americans haven't. Right, And
Speaker 7: you know, you can't can't speak to something. I tell
Speaker 7: my son this all the time. You can't speak to
Speaker 7: something unless you've lived through it. I don't know they've
Speaker 7: said it, can't walk in another man's shoes or whatever
Speaker 7: whatever that is. But you know, and in life, if
Speaker 7: you have not had an illness, or if you have
Speaker 7: not experienced death, or if you have not experienced a
Speaker 7: separation or a divorce or something significant in your life,
Speaker 7: you can't speak to it because you can think you
Speaker 7: know what it feels like or and that times ten
Speaker 7: is what happens in our shop, because at any given
Speaker 7: time I'll walk in the shop and I'm in and
Speaker 7: out a lot they're chit chatting about something that's relative
Speaker 7: to their experience or and you want to talk about
Speaker 7: people that can immediately picture a boardroom and a new
Speaker 7: board member comes in. Mannor woman, doesn't matter. I doubt
Speaker 7: that there's an immediate connection and I'm going to work closely.
Speaker 2: It bar none.
Speaker 7: Somebody new walks into our shop, like Dan, and it's
Speaker 7: you can just see it.
Speaker 11: Ran.
Speaker 7: They're comfortable, they're accepted because they're a veteran. And that's
Speaker 7: the group that we have. And again we're so so
Speaker 7: so blessed to have the men and women we do
Speaker 7: and always looking for more. But it's I think it's
Speaker 7: that ability that someone said, I'm going to sign on
Speaker 7: the line and I'm willing to give my life for
Speaker 7: this country. That separates them from you know, Joe and
Speaker 7: whoever else. And I think that's what helps it just
Speaker 7: had experiences. It helps with the camaraderie and and just
Speaker 7: the immediate He's one of us, she's one of us.
Speaker 7: Let's get to work. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Well, and as you were talking about that, if you
Speaker 3: haven't had the experiences and that we can understand it.
Speaker 3: I mean, how many movies have I seen? Combat movies,
Speaker 3: war movies, and yes there's death and you can even
Speaker 3: and graphic depictions of death on the screen. I imagine,
Speaker 3: don't come close to actually witnessing it happen right there
Speaker 3: next to you. Can't. There's no way.
Speaker 7: They just couldn't recreate it, especially if as a friend
Speaker 7: or a or someone that you just trained with, or
Speaker 7: exactly like losing a brother or a mother, It just
Speaker 7: you can't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, and that's what Patriots Landing is all about,
Speaker 3: folks that have those shared experiences getting together and helping
Speaker 3: each other out with camaraderie and of course working on
Speaker 3: these great craft products and you know, putting a smile
Speaker 3: on a lot of people's faces too, because I imagine
Speaker 3: the tour groups are coming there and the visitors just
Speaker 3: are probably experience in uplifting moment kind of like I'm
Speaker 3: feeling right now.
Speaker 7: I need I need to get some of the you
Speaker 7: just made a good point. I need to get some
Speaker 7: of the reviews and some of the comments we've had
Speaker 7: from our groups that come in on our website, because
Speaker 7: you know, as my son put it a few months ago,
Speaker 7: he was off school and we had a group of
Speaker 7: fifty or so seniors from I think Georgia n And
Speaker 7: he says, Dad, you're you're you're bat in a thousand.
Speaker 3: Still after the tour.
Speaker 7: And I said, what do you mean, buddy, And he says,
Speaker 7: every time I'm here and you have a tour group
Speaker 7: in here, and you talk about the flycases, you talk
Speaker 7: about this, you talk about the veterans. There's a whole
Speaker 7: bunch of he said, ladies, because there's a lot of
Speaker 7: ladies on these tours.
Speaker 3: But crying. Oh yeah, And I.
Speaker 7: Said, buddy, that's because it's real. That's because especially in
Speaker 7: that generation that you have celebrated so much, the Greatest generation,
Speaker 7: and there long their mothers, brothers, sisters, cousins, dads served,
Speaker 7: or they know somebody that's served. They're the most patriotic
Speaker 7: group of Americans there are. And I don't know any
Speaker 7: other way to say. It's just a powerful It just
Speaker 7: is because of what it is. It's not because I'm
Speaker 7: talking or anybody's doing anything. But it's just a powerful
Speaker 7: connection that to people that come down have with what
Speaker 7: we do. It's fun, it's blessing, it's great. It's as
Speaker 7: you would you say earlier. And that's why I love
Speaker 7: coming to studio because we can chat offline. But it
Speaker 7: is for me personally, just me personally, right, It's just
Speaker 7: your anxiety kind of comes off. You trust in the
Speaker 7: Lord's plan. You're around this type of atmosphere. You're not
Speaker 7: in a sitting as an attorney doing this or that.
Speaker 7: You're hopefully creating a better space or place on this
Speaker 7: earth for somebody gets you.
Speaker 3: Out of bed with a smile on your face in
Speaker 3: the morning, hitting the ground, running cards, purpose, purpose, well,
Speaker 3: a lot of us lack that, but you know what.
Speaker 3: You can see it on full display Patriots Landing dot org.
Speaker 3: Please buy a product, help support the mission. Veterans, get
Speaker 3: on over there, help out in the workshop and uh
Speaker 3: any groups, seniors groups, you know, school groups, church groups.
Speaker 3: Put together a group of folks and head on over there.
Speaker 3: Maybe head under the arc exhibit if that appeals to
Speaker 3: your not but it's worth a trip to Patriots Landing
Speaker 3: and all the information again Patriots Landing dot org. Brother,
Speaker 3: it has been a distinct pleasure having you back, love
Speaker 3: hearing about it. It's truly inspirational. Send me in the
Speaker 3: weekend with a positive vibe. Yay podcast online fifty five
Speaker 3: Carasey dot com. Tech Friday with Dave had Our, Congressman
Speaker 3: Warren Davidson, Donna Murphy with Heaven's Gain Ministries, and of
Speaker 3: course this full hour with Joe Montgomery and the link
Speaker 3: and the photograph of what they're calling, at least for
Speaker 3: right now, the Jesus Cross, you can get at fifty
Speaker 3: five Karsey dot com. Joe Strecker, God bless you, my friend,
Speaker 3: Thank you for all that you do. And folks, I
Speaker 3: hope you all have a wonderful weekend and stick around
Speaker 3: because Glenn Beck's coming right up Donald.
Speaker 14: Trump the next four years, it's gonna be incredible.
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