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Speaker 5: It was day two last night Democratic National Convention. Did
Speaker 5: you watch it? Oh look Michelle Obama, Oh look, Barack Obama. Oh,
Speaker 5: joy of joy, and of course Donald Trump the dominant
Speaker 5: focus of everything that comes out of their mouths, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump,
Speaker 5: Trump Trump. You know how you do that when you
Speaker 5: can't run on your record. Got some excellent observations to
Speaker 5: talk about this morning on that note here in a moment,
Speaker 5: but we got at a full analysis from Alex Chiranthipilis
Speaker 5: Perspective coming up at seven thirty, followed by Josh Bernstein
Speaker 5: with a new book, Preserving Liberty, Bold and Brave solutions
Speaker 5: to save America and create permanent freedom. Freedom is the
Speaker 5: word you're going to be hearing from the Democrats a lot.
Speaker 5: And when you hear the word freedom, just remember they're
Speaker 5: always going to move over to the issue of abortion.
Speaker 5: Just watch it happen. There's just an absolutely side splittingly,
Speaker 5: ridiculously stupid and yet comical op ed piece I saw
Speaker 5: this morning about the Democrats being the party of freedom,
Speaker 5: Democrats being a party of freedom, And the only thing
Speaker 5: that that article talks about in terms of who's offering
Speaker 5: more freedom is on the issue of abortion. And honestly,
Speaker 5: you know, Donald Trump had nothing to do with the
Speaker 5: Supreme Courts overturning Roe v.
Speaker 6: Wade.
Speaker 5: And what did you get after Rov. Wade was overturned.
Speaker 5: You got a lot of states that expanded or otherwise
Speaker 5: allow for abortion. It's a state decision. There's nothing, no
Speaker 5: impact on freedom. Just go ahead lobby in your state
Speaker 5: one way or another. You can go ahead and direct
Speaker 5: the outcome on the abortion issue. It's still a democratic process.
Speaker 5: It just happened to be a state by state process.
Speaker 5: But as to everything else, everything else, I mean, I
Speaker 5: view economic freedom as extremely important, and that includes me
Speaker 5: allowing me keeping more of the money that I earn
Speaker 5: in my pocket as opposed to having it taken away
Speaker 5: and being controlled by government officials and bureaucrats in Washington.
Speaker 5: Is that freedom? Are they spending your money better than
Speaker 5: you would? Are they making decisions that you would make
Speaker 5: on your own if given the opportunity. No, absolutely not.
Speaker 5: And even if you agree with some of the decisions
Speaker 5: from government and the direction they're gonna go, you can
Speaker 5: do that on your own. You don't need an edict
Speaker 5: or a mandate. You don't need confiscatory taxes to control
Speaker 5: the decision making in your life. So they are not
Speaker 5: the party of freedom any stretch. They're transforming our economy
Speaker 5: in the name of this worship of global warming or
Speaker 5: this concept of global climate change. They're taking away your
Speaker 5: freedoms and liberties. Are they taking away the opportunity you
Speaker 5: have in terms of choosing the right appliance, how you're
Speaker 5: gonna heat and air conditioning your home, how are you
Speaker 5: going to drive from point A to point B. We
Speaker 5: could go on for hours and hours about why the
Speaker 5: left is the anti freedom side of the political spectrum,
Speaker 5: and just keep your eyes peled, and you know they
Speaker 5: get away with it, and they get away with it
Speaker 5: because of this built in anti Trump reaction, this as
Speaker 5: I refer to it often Pavlovian response when it comes
Speaker 5: to Donald Trump. Who's been in office or have been
Speaker 5: in charge of the presidency. I mean, even Scott Jennings,
Speaker 5: they were at CNN talking about, you know, who's responsible
Speaker 5: for the so called woes that we're experiencing in our country.
Speaker 5: He pointed out something obvious that people, you know, I
Speaker 5: don't know how you can overlook this. Democrats have controlled
Speaker 5: the executive branch for twelve of the last sixteen years,
Speaker 5: as Jennings observing, because the gap that I still see
Speaker 5: in all these speeches, as good as they were, is
Speaker 5: that Kamala Harris is in the White House right now.
Speaker 5: Democrats have controlled the White House for twelve of the
Speaker 5: last sixteen years. And for all the talk about division
Speaker 5: and the problems in this country, which of course they
Speaker 5: were hammered away at all night last night, and people
Speaker 5: are hurting, Democrats have mostly controlled this country. Trump had
Speaker 5: her for four the Obamas and Biden had it for
Speaker 5: the rest of the time, and somehow it's still Trump's fault,
Speaker 5: and somehow she hasn't been at the center of it.
Speaker 5: So to me, that is the glaring hole in this
Speaker 5: campaign that hasn't yet been hasn't yet been solved at
Speaker 5: the convention. How do you explain all of the problems
Speaker 5: that will be solved by the person who is currently
Speaker 5: there for the last three and a half years, and
Speaker 5: it was supposed to be already working on solving it.
Speaker 5: It's a great question, rhetorical as it may be. I
Speaker 5: saw this on Bridbart talking about Trump Trump Trump, Trump,
Speaker 5: Trump speaking about policies to fixed crime, inflation, border security.
Speaker 5: If you talk about those at the convention, it undermines
Speaker 5: the exact point that was made by Jennings. They have
Speaker 5: been in charge. You can't talk about that without looking
Speaker 5: in the mirror and going, I guess this did happen
Speaker 5: on my watch. Focusing on Trump instead of the issues
Speaker 5: is a convenient strategy to avoid that paradoxical situation. Day one,
Speaker 5: bordermention eight times, crime engined six times, inflation three times,
Speaker 5: Trump mentioned one hundred and forty seven times police shows
Speaker 5: an inflation, border security, and crimer key issues plaguing in
Speaker 5: the nation of the Biden Aris administration. Under its wash,
Speaker 5: inflation stored twenty percent across the board. Millions of people
Speaker 5: have invaded the southern border, while illegal migrants were accused
Speaker 5: of committing heinous crimes. Sixty three percent of voters said
Speaker 5: crime is a major factor in who they will vote
Speaker 5: for the presidential election. CBS News poll found nearly two
Speaker 5: thirds of Americans said soaring costs and migration are the
Speaker 5: most important issues they face.
Speaker 1: Who's responsible for that?
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris, She was a tie breaking vote to the
Speaker 5: as the so called American Rescue Plan of twenty twenty one,
Speaker 5: the Inflation Reduction Act of twenty twenty two. They didn't
Speaker 5: reduce inflation, they caused it. They increased federal spending more
Speaker 5: than three trillion dollars is. A new study out from
Speaker 5: the Committee to Unleashed Prosperity finds that that well translates
Speaker 5: to at least six percent higher consumer prices in an
Speaker 5: economy the size of the United States. Harris her two votes
Speaker 5: responsible for at least half of the excess inflation beyond
Speaker 5: the normal two percent that occurs annually. Can't talk about that,
Speaker 5: can you? Of course you can. And then pivoting over
Speaker 5: to j. Peters Zing, who observes something that I think
Speaker 5: we all need to collectively keep in mind. Delusion, he writes,
Speaker 5: can grip us on a mass scale. It's the great
Speaker 5: danger of ideology and fuels the madness of crowds. We're
Speaker 5: seeing this unfold with terrible consequences. The dominant media betrays
Speaker 5: the very foundations of journalism, starting with demand that only
Speaker 5: certain leaders answer questions to transfigure Kamala Harris into a
Speaker 5: combination of Rosa Parks, Franklin Roosevelt, and Beyance. He writes
Speaker 5: their partnership is so manifold and manifest that it has
Speaker 5: created a cottage industry and conservative media which creates terabytes
Speaker 5: of content every day exposing the false narratives and double
Speaker 5: standards advanced by Democrats and their laptop lackey, such as
Speaker 5: debunking is such. Debunking is necessary and important. But there's
Speaker 5: a bit of delusion at work here too. Despite all
Speaker 5: evidence to the contrary, the critics somehow believe they're fact
Speaker 5: checking and truth telling will pressure the propagandists into changing
Speaker 5: their ways.
Speaker 1: It won't.
Speaker 5: They're impervious to challenge. They are beyond shame. How come
Speaker 5: he asks to figure out why they persist in this
Speaker 5: untoward conduct daily compromising and values of skepticism, fairness, and
Speaker 5: bringing truth to power that they say they hold dear.
Speaker 5: We need to ask what higher value do they believe
Speaker 5: they are serving. What do they tell them so so
Speaker 5: they can see their corruption as heroic? The answer is obvious.
Speaker 5: Here you go, folks. They sincerely believe that Donald Trump
Speaker 5: is an existential threat to democracy and American Hitler. And
Speaker 5: if that's the case, why would you give him a
Speaker 5: fair shake or hold his opponent's feet to the fire.
Speaker 5: I know this explanation is not revelatory. The Hitler analogy
Speaker 5: has been critiqued for years, but I'm not so sure
Speaker 5: we have fully reckoned with how deeply a large percentage
Speaker 5: of the nation is in the grip of this delusion,
Speaker 5: Displaying textbook symptoms of the adult They insist that falsehoods
Speaker 5: are truth, despite unimpeachable evidence to the contrary. They continue
Speaker 5: to maintain Trump conspired with Vladimir Putin to steal the
Speaker 5: twenty sixteen election, that he called mex all Mexicans rapists,
Speaker 5: praise neo Nazi marchers and Charlottesville, advised Americans to inject
Speaker 5: bleach to calm back COVID, and promised the blood bath
Speaker 5: if he loses in November. They are not lying when
Speaker 5: they make these claims. They sincerely believe they are expressing truths.
Speaker 5: The rest of us just can't see. This makes them
Speaker 5: immune to reason. Again, this is j Peter Zain. Real
Speaker 5: clear politics is where you can find this off that
Speaker 5: and he points out an interesting antidote echoing multiple conversations
Speaker 5: I've had with educated people and engaged Democrats. A respected
Speaker 5: plastic surgeon recently told me, if Trump wins, we will
Speaker 5: not have any more elections. He saw January sixth, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty one as a dress rehearsal for the coming coup,
Speaker 5: never mind that Trump left office peaceably. Two weeks later,
Speaker 5: when I ask him how Trump might pull this off,
Speaker 5: he said the former president would declare a national emergency
Speaker 5: and GOP leaders would rally to his call for martial law,
Speaker 5: rounding up and jailing those who oppose him. I pushed
Speaker 5: him again to explain how all this might work. He said,
Speaker 5: Let's say Trump and his Republican allies truly want to
Speaker 5: cross that rubicon. They couldn't do it alone, right, They
Speaker 5: will probably need the Supreme Court, many state leaders, the
Speaker 5: military to come on board. Do you really think the
Speaker 5: armed forces would support the overthrow of the Constitution? He
Speaker 5: didn't respond. Most important, I said, he would need the
Speaker 5: backing of his voters. Do you really believe that half
Speaker 5: of the American people think ending elections and jailing untold
Speaker 5: numbers of people is fine in dandy? Yes, he said,
Speaker 5: oh Oki dokie, I said, switching the conversation am I
Speaker 5: concerned about the New York Yankees starting pitching. His last
Speaker 5: comment suggested the dangerous depth of the delusions so many
Speaker 5: Democrats take for reality. They don't just see Trump, but
Speaker 5: the other half of America as an existential threat to
Speaker 5: our republic. Maybe they will defeat Hitler the November, but
Speaker 5: what to do with his tens of millions of brown Shirts?
Speaker 5: Extreme times will require extreme measures, more coercion, more censorship,
Speaker 5: more abrogation of rights in the name of liberty. They
Speaker 5: will heroically destroy our country in order to save it,
Speaker 5: which is a fine exclamation point on my point on
Speaker 5: freedoms and liberties. But it's the depth to which people
Speaker 5: are deluded by this drum beat of Trump as racist
Speaker 5: and evil, pain and death threat to democracy. They say
Speaker 5: it in a factual vacuum, and they say it in
Speaker 5: spite of all the evidence of the country. And they
Speaker 5: say it in spite of what their policies do, which
Speaker 5: is take away our freedoms and liberties. And I think
Speaker 5: Jay Peter Zain's got a right. They actually think they're right.
Speaker 5: And that's scary, folks, that's scary. Five eighteen fifty five
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Speaker 5: five one three seven fifty five hundred eight hundred eight
Speaker 5: two three talk. Hey, Keith, thanks for calling this morning
Speaker 5: and for holding over the breake there. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 7: Hi, how you doing? Brian?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 5: Spells as good as it can be expected. It can
Speaker 5: be expected, like I gotta qualify it because you know,
Speaker 5: everything that weighs me down I can't fix. I can
Speaker 5: merely observe the problems in the world, know where the
Speaker 5: solutions are, but they're beyond my individual ability to control them.
Speaker 5: So I feel badly. But at the same time, you
Speaker 5: know I probably shouldn't and I should be happy with
Speaker 5: my situation in life. So there's your qualified answer. I
Speaker 5: appreciated Keith.
Speaker 7: Okay, Uh, there as a rumors going around that Kennedy
Speaker 7: might drop out and support Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 7: Okay, this is how Trump has that happened. He has
Speaker 7: a secret conversation with Kennedy and he says two things.
Speaker 7: I promise you if you joint my administration and support me,
Speaker 7: I'll do two things. One, on the first or second
Speaker 7: day of my of my office, I will release all
Speaker 7: of its top secret classified Kennedy documents about the Kennedy
Speaker 7: assassination of your uncle. Two, since you hate the shadow
Speaker 7: government deep state as much as I do and my administration,
Speaker 7: and you think that your uncle was assassinated by the
Speaker 7: CIA and the outfit, and to freak out this shadow
Speaker 7: government to deep state and my administration, I'll make you
Speaker 7: the director of the CIA.
Speaker 1: That would be hilarious.
Speaker 7: It would be, but you know what it had scared
Speaker 7: and freak out the shadow government and the deep state.
Speaker 7: They would be petrified to those two things.
Speaker 5: Now I think they're petrified at Donald Trump, you know,
Speaker 5: being president for the reason I mean, for basically a
Speaker 5: collective of reasons on those lines, whether or not John F.
Speaker 5: Kennedy Junior is flitting the head of the CIA or not.
Speaker 5: I mean that Robert F. Kennedy, Yeah, I'm sorry, Robert F. Kennedy, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean that's that's their fear. I mean, he is
Speaker 5: the one who reveals the corruption within the deep state.
Speaker 5: He is the threat to the deep state. That's one
Speaker 5: of the reasons why they all ganged up on him,
Speaker 5: why all the lettered agencies were after him throughout his
Speaker 5: entire administration. He went there to try to reduce the
Speaker 5: size and scope of the administrative state, threatening all of
Speaker 5: their jobs. So yeah, I mean, you know, it's I
Speaker 5: think the idea is comical. I don't see it happen.
Speaker 5: I can see RFA Jr. Actually working with the Trump campaign.
Speaker 5: I can see him siding with Trump. He doesn't like
Speaker 5: the Obama or the he doesn't like the Biden Harris
Speaker 5: administration at all. Obviously they differ in print, policies and
Speaker 5: principles across the board, So I can see them teaming up.
Speaker 5: Where what direction that goes, I don't know, not clear if, however,
Speaker 5: Kennedy's supporters would immediately back Donald Trump if he joins
Speaker 5: the king. So some poles have suggested the Democratic presidential
Speaker 5: nominee Harris could be stronger against Trump if Kennedy remains
Speaker 5: in the contest. So it depends on which pole you're
Speaker 5: looking at, but I think it would probably collectively inure
Speaker 5: to Trump's benefit, at least that's my perception, should he
Speaker 5: well join forces with him rather than fight him on
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Speaker 1: Good to hear from you this morning.
Speaker 8: Hey, good morning, doctor Brian. Now what I want to
Speaker 8: talk about now is the formulist that I actually created
Speaker 8: out of Mississippi. And it's concerned politics all so. But
Speaker 8: what I see is that wealthy have convinced the rich
Speaker 8: to encourage the poor that they're okay and to just
Speaker 8: be satisfied. And I could see that fully down South.
Speaker 6: Now when I.
Speaker 8: Overlay that to the here the state of Ohio, it
Speaker 8: also applied. And then when I take it to a
Speaker 8: federal level, it's still apply. So when I look at
Speaker 8: it and like I say, the wealthy that could be
Speaker 8: Democrats are Republican and they convinced the rich to encourage
Speaker 8: the poor that they are okay, So the poor and
Speaker 8: I hear you say a lot of times, you know
Speaker 8: you wish people could be more involved and see what
Speaker 8: was going on or what was really happening. Well, they
Speaker 8: being convinced by both sides. You know, nobody completely right
Speaker 8: and nobody's completely wrong, but they got to got to
Speaker 8: churn it to get this sup behind them because that's
Speaker 8: where the votes come from. And we the peoples, like
Speaker 8: I said, I don't know when we're gonna come together,
Speaker 8: ask the peoples. And it's more of us poor peoples
Speaker 8: than it is rich wealthy. Yeah, but since they control
Speaker 8: it at the top and it's a mind controlled thing,
Speaker 8: well we just whistling Dixie as we go along.
Speaker 5: Well, mind control is the person who's controlled, is the
Speaker 5: one responsible for allowing their mind to be controlled. I mean,
Speaker 5: I believe in freedom and the freedom to choose and
Speaker 5: the freedom go to school or not the freedom to
Speaker 5: pursue a career or not. I'm painfully aware that I
Speaker 5: lack the knowledge, intellect, and skills, for example, to be
Speaker 5: a creator of something like a smartphone, computer devices, literally anything.
Speaker 5: I don't have some sort of engineering degree. That is
Speaker 5: out of my hands, and I leave it to smarter
Speaker 5: people than me to build business and industry. I've always
Speaker 5: been a W two employee my entire life. I never
Speaker 5: started a law firm. I worked for people who started them.
Speaker 5: I was thankful that they were up there making a
Speaker 5: whole lot more money than me, but providing me with
Speaker 5: an opportunity to make a living and advance. And that's
Speaker 5: what I did throughout my life. Will I ever own
Speaker 5: a business, No, I lack the business acumen. I lack
Speaker 5: the desire to run a business. Smarter people to mean
Speaker 5: more industrious people to mean they're going to be more successful.
Speaker 1: If you gauge success.
Speaker 5: Based upon money alone, that is, then that's what's going
Speaker 5: to happen. And I have no problem with that. I'm
Speaker 5: not told that I need to be content. I am
Speaker 5: recognizing the limitations of my abilities, and I've always worked
Speaker 5: within a system that allowed me to do that. The
Speaker 5: freedom to choose which direction I want to go. So
Speaker 5: I don't understand this idea of, you know, convincing people
Speaker 5: they need to be satisfied in free society. If you're
Speaker 5: guilty of being convinced or sold a line, that's your fault.
Speaker 5: So and again, I don't think the system is necessarily broken.
Speaker 5: The system benefits everybody because there are people who are
Speaker 5: less educated. There are people who are incapable of going
Speaker 5: out into the world and building things. And that's why
Speaker 5: we're thankful for those that are out there doing that.
Speaker 5: Let them be wealthier. It's the point of actually engaging
Speaker 5: in that exercise and that effort. There is a return
Speaker 5: that they get. Their hard in industrious work allows them
Speaker 5: to make more money, build their business, do with that
Speaker 5: income with what they want. They're going to build their business,
Speaker 5: they're going to hire people, they're going to make the
Speaker 5: business grow. They're going to spend their own money in
Speaker 5: the effort to make it a more successful business, which
Speaker 5: advances all of our interests collectively, including the interests of
Speaker 5: those who want to have confiscatory tax policy and take
Speaker 5: away the earnings the work, the labor that that person
Speaker 5: did and those who work for that person did and
Speaker 5: give it to somebody else, which I think is wrong.
Speaker 5: I mean, you can't change poverty. Thus it has ever
Speaker 5: been well, you know.
Speaker 8: The.
Speaker 5: Poor you will always have. Wasn't a Jesus Christ he
Speaker 5: said that, you know. I mean, it's a tough subject matter.
Speaker 5: I have to agree. But you know this, the division
Speaker 5: stirred by class warfare fails to appreciate all that I
Speaker 5: just sort of thumbnail sketch worked out. You don't deserve
Speaker 5: the money that you made. You make too much money.
Speaker 5: Really tell me what too much is, and tell me
Speaker 5: how it is that you can morally and ethically take
Speaker 5: away what I or any individual earned on a whim.
Speaker 5: I want twenty five percent, I want thirty percent. I
Speaker 5: have forty percent. Go back to the nineteen fifties tax policy.
Speaker 5: I'm going to take ninety percent of everything that you earned,
Speaker 5: just because people bought into that life for years. Marxism
Speaker 5: is built on it. We all know how wonderful Marxism is.
Speaker 5: For any country who endeavor to adopt it, everyone ends
Speaker 5: up poor. Why because we don't let those industrious, brilliant
Speaker 5: people go out and keep the reward of their industry
Speaker 5: or into street and their effort and their intellect. It
Speaker 5: ruins economies, It takes the incentive right on out of it.
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Speaker 1: I'm John Waldach give you talkstation. Happy Wednesday.
Speaker 9: I was Trump to Filo at seven thirty.
Speaker 1: Day two d NC analysis.
Speaker 5: Josh Bernstein with the book Ato five Preserving Liberty and
Speaker 5: Judge Ennit of all Time of the right to be
Speaker 5: left alone. Free Will comes up a couple of times
Speaker 5: in his comment and reminded me of that Rush song.
Speaker 5: I will choose free will, and I would choose to
Speaker 5: go to the phones right now if we get to
Speaker 5: the stackers too, because Pat's on the line. Pat, welcome
Speaker 5: to the show. Happy Wednesday.
Speaker 10: Oh thank you you, Brian. I've been listening to your
Speaker 10: show has been I think it was Bob Jones back
Speaker 10: in the sixties.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 10: I mean to tell you, history is repeating itself when
Speaker 10: they're talking about these Jewish students that are going through
Speaker 10: all kinds of hell and going to school and not
Speaker 10: being allowed to go at certain places. There is a
Speaker 10: documentary Holly Berry and Colm pal did it. It was
Speaker 10: called The Hidden Figures and it's about I think it
Speaker 10: was three women who worked for NASA, and the thing
Speaker 10: was if they had to use the restaurant, they had
Speaker 10: to run to another building because they were separated, the
Speaker 10: white and the black. And I'm thinking this is coming
Speaker 10: back again. And all I can do is pray and vote.
Speaker 10: And I think some of these poor people that because
Speaker 10: I just turned it on to see the Democrats convention
Speaker 10: and these people screaming and they all want Kamala but
Speaker 10: they have no idea her parents were Marxists and they've
Speaker 10: taught in the university and she is a Marxist. I mean,
Speaker 10: they're trying to take so much away from the American
Speaker 10: people and everything that they are doing. They're saying that
Speaker 10: Trump is it and all Trump that's trying to do
Speaker 10: is to make the countries energy independent. We were there
Speaker 10: and now we've lost it all and I'm telling people
Speaker 10: better wake up. But all I can say is I
Speaker 10: pray for this country, especially the children. And finding out
Speaker 10: they had a band outside the convention center. I think
Speaker 10: yesterday they had ten abortions. They're giving abortions. I don't
Speaker 10: understand it, but I'll tell you what I think. God
Speaker 10: is punishing people with some of the things that are
Speaker 10: going on with the floods and the fires and whatever.
Speaker 10: But anyway, Brian, you have a super day and I will.
Speaker 10: We'll be listening to you.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. God, bless you, pat and keep
Speaker 5: the faith, Keep the faith.
Speaker 6: Ah.
Speaker 1: Let us see here, let's go to the stack. Is stupid?
Speaker 1: Why not?
Speaker 5: It's five o'clock hourro Let's all wake up together and
Speaker 5: talk about some stupid people. Got a man hospitalized with
Speaker 5: the broken jaw providence, I guess this Rhode Island having
Speaker 5: an early Tuesday morning court of police Victims said he'd
Speaker 5: been dragged out of a bar in the city and
Speaker 5: beaten up because of the selection he chose on the jukebox.
Speaker 5: Plus just found at Attwells Avenue for a report of
Speaker 5: assault shortly after one am. Victim Mail in his forties,
Speaker 5: told police that he'd been in the Dead Beats bar
Speaker 5: on Night Street. That's when three men started to fight
Speaker 5: with him over the song he picked on the jukebox.
Speaker 5: According to the victim, the suspects, white men in their thirties,
Speaker 5: dragged him outside and began beating him up. Victims told
Speaker 5: FELIEI lost consciousness and he thought his jaw might be broken.
Speaker 5: Please said, They observed a cut of the victim's chin.
Speaker 5: It was bleeding, so you're swelling on the side of
Speaker 5: his face. Taking to the Rhode Island Hospital for his injuries.
Speaker 5: Just walk away on that one, don't you think.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 1: Interestingly, Joe, they did not say which song he chose. Sah,
Speaker 1: oh no, no, no, no, no, no oh you.
Speaker 5: FCC non compliant word. Oh okay, you just justified the
Speaker 5: beat down, Joe. Okay that you just shed light on
Speaker 5: how it is that a singular human being could be
Speaker 5: beaten up because of his song selection. Thanks to you,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna have a damn earworm in my head for
Speaker 5: a month.
Speaker 1: He knows. I hate that song more than.
Speaker 5: Arizona homeowners stopped in attempted motorcycle theft. It was happening
Speaker 5: in broad daylight. Crystal Smith's doorbell camera let her know
Speaker 5: that it was activity in her front door. She saw
Speaker 5: a little bit more than she wanted to. Two men
Speaker 5: were wheeling her husband's motorcycle down the driveway slowly, and
Speaker 5: one of them apparently needed a belt.
Speaker 1: You gotta be blanking kidding, she said.
Speaker 5: When she saw the man with his pants falling down,
Speaker 5: catching him in the act, she banged the door to
Speaker 5: scare them off, and she called nine one one. Two
Speaker 5: men dropped the bike and took off slowly. Her husband
Speaker 5: got the doorbell video on his phone when he was
Speaker 5: at work, expected to get upset about the thieves at
Speaker 5: his home, but instead he laughed. He said, I would
Speaker 5: have expected myself, you know, get it like adrenaline. But
Speaker 5: I'm just watching it and I call the guys I
Speaker 5: work with him, like, come over here, look at this.
Speaker 5: Look at that guy's butt. We're just like, this can't
Speaker 5: be real. He's now calling the would be thieves the
Speaker 5: butt Crack Bandits video didn't capture the license plate, Dismiths
Speaker 5: believes someone will recognize them, and he said in one
Speaker 5: of the shots where you can see his butt really good,
Speaker 5: you can see his shoes really good and everything. So
Speaker 5: I mean, somebody's got to recognize him. Family said they
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Speaker 11: Fifty five krc Hey if you're listening to me right.
Speaker 5: Kercity talk Station, Happy Wednesday, back in the stacker. Stupid
Speaker 5: this trekker, you just Miami Springs, Florida. Fifty five year
Speaker 5: old man facing Fonty charges in South Florida for impersonating
Speaker 5: a pizza well a pizza chain as this tradition, I
Speaker 5: guess police city ran an elaborate scheme to defraud tourists
Speaker 5: staying in the hotels of Miami Spring by pretending to
Speaker 5: be a well known local pizza parlor. Customers who thought
Speaker 5: they were ordering pizzas from Romans Pizzeria on North Royal
Speaker 5: Pointsiana Boulevard were not. Martin Alvarez distributed fake pizza flyers
Speaker 5: to hotel rooms along the road there and near the
Speaker 5: Miami International Airport advertising Roman Pizzeria, misleading visitors. Hayesius Roman,
Speaker 5: proprior to the genuine Romans pizzeria who's been making pizzas
Speaker 5: for four decades, said Marti Alvarez's pizzas were quote bad, uncooked,
Speaker 5: and sometimes we're sending a box with a.
Speaker 1: Piece of raw dough. He said.
Speaker 5: They just give it to them and by the time
Speaker 5: they realize they're gone away. Please say the fraud began ongoing,
Speaker 5: has been ongoing for several years and has caused significant
Speaker 5: hardships for the real Romans, including complaints of the Better
Speaker 5: Business Vireau, negative reviews, and upset customers. According to Hayesius Romans,
Speaker 5: so sometimes they show up upset here to store, claiming
Speaker 5: where's the food. We have to explain to them that
Speaker 5: that's not us. After going to the police officers arrested
Speaker 5: Marty Alvarez on charges of organized scheme to the fraud
Speaker 5: and booked him into the jail. Marty Alres Miami Gardens
Speaker 5: said he's also facing an aggravated battery charge after fleeing
Speaker 5: from the hotel staff in his vehicle and hitting a
Speaker 5: staff member with the vehicle. Miami Day judgement Mindy Glazer
Speaker 5: ordered him to stay away from the Day's Inn, where
Speaker 5: the victim works. Open Court lawyers seeking to have the
Speaker 5: aggravated battery charge just missread from the rest report that
Speaker 5: states the officer he told the officers that he left
Speaker 5: the area fast and didn't think he had hit her
Speaker 5: with his car because he understood he wasn't supposed to
Speaker 5: be passing out pizza flyers at the hotel. Nevertheless, judge
Speaker 5: found provol caused to charge him with aggravated battery and
Speaker 5: put him out in a five thousand dollars bond. H
Speaker 5: Oh if that was Hamilton County A, Yeah, you're right, Joe,
Speaker 5: be a completely different story. Yeah, you're right. The judge
Speaker 5: probably would ask him for pizza and let him go.
Speaker 12: Uh.
Speaker 5: Lovely in Colorado, where a man is facing an assault
Speaker 5: and charges for allegedly strangling a fifteen year old boy
Speaker 5: who was goofing off at an in and out burger.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 5: We'll find out, Maybe have to give an award out
Speaker 5: this morning, Joe, please say. The fifteen year old victim
Speaker 5: and his fans were splashing each other with water about
Speaker 5: one o'clock in the morning August fourth, at the in
Speaker 5: and out location. Friends accidentally splashed water on a woman
Speaker 5: who was sitting nearby. The fifteen year old approached woman's
Speaker 5: table to apologize when a man accompanied her allegedly assaulted him.
Speaker 5: Please say they suspect. The suspect suddenly grabbed him, placed
Speaker 5: both hands around the front and back of his neck,
Speaker 5: pulled him down to the table, and threw him backward
Speaker 5: to the floor. They left the restaurant thereafter. Through the investigation,
Speaker 5: police identify the suspect his fifty five year old Lucas Kalisher.
Speaker 5: They obtained a warrant for his arrest. He surrendered to
Speaker 5: the Lattimer County Jail later the day. Later in that day,
Speaker 5: facing charges of second degree assault involving a strangulation, and
Speaker 5: child abuse. His bail again not in Hamilton County. Joe
Speaker 5: seventy five thousand dollars. He is the biggest two shovel
Speaker 5: universe in all the galaxies.
Speaker 1: There's no big aduderstand.
Speaker 5: You yeah real quick here not in the stack of stupid,
Speaker 5: but a really interesting comment from my iHeartMedia aviation expert
Speaker 5: Jay Ratliff and a post on Facebook going back to
Speaker 5: Mississippi James point at the bottom of the hour. If
Speaker 5: you were listening, you'll understand the context and why. I
Speaker 5: read Jay Ratliffe's Facebook post for all read. He's got
Speaker 5: a photograph of the old Dayton International Airport travel lodge.
Speaker 5: He's got the coolest story. He said, I lived in
Speaker 5: Room one twenty one at the travel lodge at the
Speaker 5: Dayton International Airport for ten years. I tried as I
Speaker 5: tried to develop my stock trading system. He moved out
Speaker 5: in May of two thousand and five. He said, in
Speaker 5: December the following year, my life changed for everyone. I
Speaker 5: met Sherry, his beautiful wife, Sherry. Eighteen months later they
Speaker 5: were married. He said, my life changed a lot since
Speaker 5: nineteen years ago in the motel room. And what I
Speaker 5: a and I'm most thankful for is to have someone
Speaker 5: by my side now during this ten years I had
Speaker 5: no one to share the daily struggles, pains, loneliness, and
Speaker 5: depression that would set in. I was living on two
Speaker 5: to three hours of sleep at night as I pursued
Speaker 5: the dream that others told me was impossible. I'm here
Speaker 5: to say your dreams are important and they should be pursued.
Speaker 5: And with all the passion you can muster, if more
Speaker 5: people would follow their dreams, this world will be a
Speaker 5: much better place with so many incredible accomplishments. Instead, we
Speaker 5: tend to take the path of least resistance and simply
Speaker 5: accept what life throws our way. Life is too short
Speaker 5: to do so, and we were placed here to make
Speaker 5: a difference. And I encourage you to follow whatever dream
Speaker 5: you might have. You can forever change the world, but
Speaker 5: realize a price needs to be paid, and regardless of
Speaker 5: how long that might take, it's worth it. And he's
Speaker 5: got a wonderful success story. He has a successful business
Speaker 5: in his stock trading business, you know. And that's the
Speaker 5: point in free society, in a world where there is
Speaker 5: nobody telling you what you can and cannot do, you
Speaker 5: can be Jay Ratliffe and go through the pain and
Speaker 5: the trials and the tribulations. Ask any small business son
Speaker 5: of what they went through to have a successful business,
Speaker 5: probably a bunch of years of outright losses before the
Speaker 5: profits finally came in. Keeping your nose of the grist known,
Speaker 5: you can ultimately be successful. There will be challenges, there'll
Speaker 5: be difficulties. You have to keep going in spite of
Speaker 5: those challenges and difficulties. That's the beauty of living in
Speaker 5: a free world or free society. We have a free
Speaker 5: society as much as the Democrats want to take it
Speaker 5: away from you and tell you what you can and
Speaker 5: cannot have, and tell you that your doo doo does
Speaker 5: not stink, and tell you that everything is great and
Speaker 5: everyone is perfect and equally created and we're all just
Speaker 5: flat playing field equity. You don't have enough, hears some
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Speaker 5: Deep Dive yesterday was rather interesting on the realities of
Speaker 5: what's going on between Russia and Ukraine. And then there
Speaker 5: is the reality of the Harris and Biden administration's policies,
Speaker 5: what they're pushing, what they may be pushing, the fact
Speaker 5: that we don't answer any they don't answer any questions
Speaker 5: we might have on how they plan to well run
Speaker 5: the country. It's one of the things Kamala Harris is
Speaker 5: proposing and this this is absolute and sanity. And then
Speaker 5: you know, if I was gonna say, mentioned Jay Ratt
Speaker 5: looking to the top of the hour, I would I
Speaker 5: would love to get his reaction on the whole idea
Speaker 5: of them proposing a twenty five per syntax on unrealized
Speaker 5: capital gains, which is something Democrats embrace regularly taxing unrealized
Speaker 5: capital gains, and the way it works out and the
Speaker 5: disaster unfolds when even a well a freshman economics major
Speaker 5: could could crunch the numbers on this one realize how
Speaker 5: insane it is and how damaging it would be disastrous,
Speaker 5: I might more properly frame it to the economy. Imagine
Speaker 5: buying shares of stock for one hundred thousand dollars and
Speaker 5: you're lucky. They value increases to one hundred and fifty
Speaker 5: thousand dollars. Now under the Kamala Harris Democrat plan, you
Speaker 5: knowe taxes on the fifty thousand dollars gain, even though
Speaker 5: you haven't sold the shares or made any profit there.
Speaker 5: It is. It's like the value of your home. What's
Speaker 5: it worth. It's worth what you sell it for the
Speaker 5: day it's sold. You have no idea that value could
Speaker 5: fluctuate dramatically, as we all know COVID nineteen calls all
Speaker 5: of our homes to jump in value. But you get
Speaker 5: the idea until you sell it. You haven't realized anything.
Speaker 5: It's just on paper.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: So imagine the stock. So there's that fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 5: that the government is going to want to take twenty
Speaker 5: five percent of when you haven't sold the stock, just
Speaker 5: because on paper it looks as though you've made fifty
Speaker 5: But like all things, imagine the stock's value drops back
Speaker 5: to one hundred thousand dollars the following year. Obviously, the
Speaker 5: gain that you were taxed on and have lost the
Speaker 5: money on has vanished. You've already paid twenty five percent
Speaker 5: on the gain that no longer exists, leaving you with
Speaker 5: the financial loss and no benefit.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 5: Taxing these unrealized gains forces investors to sell off assets
Speaker 5: to cover their tax bills, which hurts long term investment
Speaker 5: in economic growth. It's a recipe for a stock market crash.
Speaker 5: It's a recipe for great depression. It's a recipe for well,
Speaker 5: the ruination of all those things that wealthy people do
Speaker 5: for us, most primarily, going back to my comments in
Speaker 5: the last hour, employing us, Yeah, doubled down in my
Speaker 5: comments before. I've always been employed by as someone else.
Speaker 5: When I was cutting grass, it was the neighbors who
Speaker 5: owned the laws. I cut the lawn for them, and
Speaker 5: I made money doing it. Thankfully, the neighbors had a
Speaker 5: lawn and they didn't want to cut their own grass.
Speaker 1: They could have.
Speaker 5: My first job that was actually had a as a
Speaker 5: w to employee IgA as a stock boy. Did I
Speaker 5: build the IgA? No, thank god, someone did. They employed me.
Speaker 5: I learned a lot in that job too, a lot
Speaker 5: more than just facing up shelves. You people in the
Speaker 5: grocery business. Probably chuckle over that one. He's tipped nightmares
Speaker 5: about facing up shelves. But there they were employing me.
Speaker 5: That provided me with what a resume builder. Oh look,
Speaker 5: this guy showed up at his job. Look, this guy
Speaker 5: has an employer that says he does a good job. Wonderful,
Speaker 5: we can call that employer and find out what kind
Speaker 5: of guy Thomas is and whether we might want to
Speaker 5: hire him.
Speaker 1: And so it went.
Speaker 5: Put a resume in, Hopefully you get hired, interview, you
Speaker 5: sit down, Hopefully it works out well, somebody else offers
Speaker 5: you an opportunity for advancement, and while you're there, you
Speaker 5: can move up the corporate ladder. Thankfully, there's that corporate
Speaker 5: ladder that I didn't build. I don't have the wherewithal
Speaker 5: or the ability, or the yeah, the desire. Going back
Speaker 5: to Jay Rell, I you know, I think I'm smart enough.
Speaker 5: If I really really wanted it, and I wanted to
Speaker 5: put my mind to it, maybe I could do a
Speaker 5: small business or or you know, create something. But I
Speaker 5: really don't have enough confidence in myself that I'd be
Speaker 5: able to do that. I'm not an engineer. For example.
Speaker 5: You know Thomas mass he's got like twenty five fifty patents.
Speaker 5: He's an mit brilliant man. You know, I have to
Speaker 5: be a member of MENSA. It doesn't mean Jack squat.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 5: Maybe I could put intellect to work, but you have
Speaker 5: to have desire and an idea and motivation, and some
Speaker 5: of us just don't have that. And that's why we
Speaker 5: all should be thankful that there are rich people that
Speaker 5: have a lot of money and put money into this,
Speaker 5: and they earn that money and build business so that
Speaker 5: we can enjoy the opportunity that their effort has created
Speaker 5: for us. And going back to the ultimate point, if
Speaker 5: you take away the incentive to do that, by taking
Speaker 5: away the motivation to do that, now, I imagine there
Speaker 5: are some people in the world that are just simply
Speaker 5: motivated by whatever that motivates them to do something, and
Speaker 5: the idea of profit and wealth is not connected to it.
Speaker 5: But for the vast majority of us, it's the idea
Speaker 5: of being able to protect ourselves, protect our own interests,
Speaker 5: provide for ourselves into the future, maybe accumulate stuff and things,
Speaker 5: or maybe build that business better, make it larger, employ
Speaker 5: more people. I mean, I suppose there's a lot of
Speaker 5: gratification in that alone. But most of us are motivated
Speaker 5: by the almighty dollar. We need to prepare for ourselves.
Speaker 5: And the fool is the one that's not looking out
Speaker 5: for his or her own best interests. That's kind of
Speaker 5: a default quote all the time, because it's sort of
Speaker 5: an inherent human trait. But what the left does, and
Speaker 5: this is the toughest battle to fight, is engage in
Speaker 5: this idea that no, it wasn't your intellect, it wasn't
Speaker 5: your drive, it wasn't your motivation, it was fortuity, it
Speaker 5: was luck. If it weren't for fill in the blank
Speaker 5: and inherently racist or oppressive society, you wouldn't have what
Speaker 5: you built. And I find that to be a laughable,
Speaker 5: comical suggestion. We've had successful people of all stripes from
Speaker 5: the dawn of this country's existence, where their challenges, yes,
Speaker 5: hell yes, and some challenges were much more difficult for
Speaker 5: some people, but you know what, many overcame those challenges
Speaker 5: and nonetheless proven demonstrably successful. And however you gauge success,
Speaker 5: there are people out there who are able to achieve
Speaker 5: it in this country that they wouldn't have been able
Speaker 5: to achieve it in any other country in this world.
Speaker 5: And if you take away that profit motive, if you
Speaker 5: remove it, if you make it unrealizable, because you know,
Speaker 5: in the final analysis, if you are successful and you
Speaker 5: do generate massive revenue and profits, they're coming to take
Speaker 5: it away from you. What's the point why bother Welcome
Speaker 5: to socialism, welcome to communism, Welcome to Marxism. From each
Speaker 5: according to his ability, to each according to his need.
Speaker 5: The ability suggests that you are committed and dedicated to
Speaker 5: the endeavor of Marxism. You're willing to apply that knowledge
Speaker 5: and intellect, that capability to create.
Speaker 1: You're willing to.
Speaker 5: Do it just simply for the love of the state,
Speaker 5: and you're happy to work your butt off more than
Speaker 5: the guy next to you for the state. That's the
Speaker 5: component from Marxism people failed to take into account. People
Speaker 5: don't have that motivation when it comes to supporting a government.
Speaker 5: They might do it for their God, they might do
Speaker 5: it for their own pocketbook and their own comfort, but
Speaker 5: they're sure as hell, I'm not going to do it
Speaker 5: twenty four to seven for the purposes of handing everything over.
Speaker 1: To the state.
Speaker 5: While Joe, not you, strecker, I'll use the word frank
Speaker 5: or whatever. Sitting next to you, or down the road
Speaker 5: there is laying around doing nothing, sucking off the teet
Speaker 5: of government and taking what you built and earned simply
Speaker 5: because the state confiscated it and gave it to somebody
Speaker 5: else down the road. What's the point of even lifting
Speaker 5: a finger and bothering. I'm sorry, I do not have
Speaker 5: that level of commitment to a bunch of lords and
Speaker 5: masters of Washington, DC. And I think most people default
Speaker 5: in that position as well. Even if you love your country,
Speaker 5: I love my country because the freedom. I love my
Speaker 5: country because, compared to the rest of the world, it
Speaker 5: is in spite of the fact that we have this
Speaker 5: unimaginable regulatory scheme, this unimaginable ridiculous, I mean, millions and
Speaker 5: millions of bureaucrats, this massive behind the scenes, with dic
Speaker 5: tots and edicts and mandates and micromanagement and controlling and
Speaker 5: all that they do, We're still one of the most
Speaker 5: free countries in the world. And I appreciate the freedom.
Speaker 5: I'll work to defend it, but ultimately I'm working to
Speaker 5: defend your right to make these choices yourselves and yes,
Speaker 5: hopefully be successful.
Speaker 1: And thanks to.
Speaker 5: Every single man, woman in person whoever ever gave me
Speaker 5: an opportunity to work for them, because if the world
Speaker 5: had to rely on Brian Thomas building things and creating
Speaker 5: employment opportunities, I don't think we will be in the
Speaker 5: situation we're in right now. Fred, hang on, I just
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Speaker 5: Five one three seven four nine fifty eight hundred eight
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Speaker 5: to thank Fred for holding over the braake. Welcome to
Speaker 5: the Morning Show. Fred, appreciate your call this morning. You
Speaker 5: have a pretty good role there, Brian. That was that
Speaker 5: was really good.
Speaker 4: You were talking about the price control thing the other day,
Speaker 4: and I just from reading Thomas Soul all those years,
Speaker 4: he always says that, you know, we live in a
Speaker 4: world of scarcity.
Speaker 6: We don't.
Speaker 4: There's not enough stuff to go around to satisfy everybody's
Speaker 4: wants and needs, and those resources have to be rationed
Speaker 4: and they can be rationed in one of two ways,
Speaker 4: by prices in a free market or by bureaucrats in
Speaker 4: a socialistic or communistic economy. But no matter which economy,
Speaker 4: they have to be rationing one of two ways. So
Speaker 4: I guess my question is if Kamala wants to ration
Speaker 4: scarce resources through through her edicts and price controls, what
Speaker 4: kind of what kind of economic system does she trying
Speaker 4: to put forth?
Speaker 1: Well, we all know what that is, yes, sir, we
Speaker 1: all know what that is.
Speaker 4: The thing that blows me away is, you know, Thomas
Speaker 4: Soul talks about, uh, you know, scarce resource. People don't
Speaker 4: want to believe that that things are scarce because we
Speaker 4: kind of if you look around, it looks like we
Speaker 4: live in a world abundance, but those things all have
Speaker 4: to be produced.
Speaker 6: And everybody goes.
Speaker 4: I go like, air is not a scarce resource. We
Speaker 4: don't have to pay for it. You can breathe it
Speaker 4: in whatever. And somebody said to me, you know, I
Speaker 4: pay two dollars to get air put in the air
Speaker 4: for my tires, And I said, you're not paying. It's
Speaker 4: not it's not the same air. It's different. You're paying
Speaker 4: for the compressor to compress the air and all that stuff,
Speaker 4: and people don't understand that kind of thing. But Thomas
Speaker 4: sol Is one of his greatest quotes is, the first
Speaker 4: rule of economics is scarcity. What I said before exactly,
Speaker 4: the first rule of politics is to ignore the first
Speaker 4: rule of economics. And and you talk about it all
Speaker 4: the time. We have such economic ignorance in our country,
Speaker 4: and probably by design with our education system, that these
Speaker 4: politicians can go on you know, whatever, the radio, with
Speaker 4: their with their commercials, or their speeches in front of
Speaker 4: whatever congress or on the campaign trail, and they can
Speaker 4: fool everybody by saying stuff like I'm going to give
Speaker 4: you a better wage. We we got to have more
Speaker 4: money for education. Well, who's not for education or better wage?
Speaker 4: But the question is how's that going to work? How's
Speaker 4: that going to work? Because ultimately, when they make the decisions,
Speaker 4: there's a huge lowering of the standard of living because
Speaker 4: of all the waste with their with their decisions that
Speaker 4: they never have to pay the consequence.
Speaker 5: For we do, and the and the deprivation of our
Speaker 5: freedom of choice. The only freedom of choice that they're
Speaker 5: in favor of is the freedom of kill a baby.
Speaker 5: Beyond that, they are the Party of Control and my
Speaker 5: micromanagement of our lives period. End of story. So you're
Speaker 5: absolutely right, and you know it isn't interesting. And I'm
Speaker 5: glad you brought up Thomas soul Fred because here I am.
Speaker 5: This is my eighteenth year in radio and two of
Speaker 5: the most proud of interviews, two of the people I
Speaker 5: respect the most in the world of economics. I was
Speaker 5: able to speak with an interview on the Morning Show,
Speaker 5: one of them Thomas soul the other one Walter E.
Speaker 1: Williams.
Speaker 5: And isn't it amazing and interesting that both of them
Speaker 5: are black men, that they are the most conservative economically
Speaker 5: responsible guys. They get the entire reality of how economics works.
Speaker 5: They're for free market principles because they know that delivers
Speaker 5: the best, most efficient form of well anything. And you know,
Speaker 5: I remember with just great pride just having the opportunity
Speaker 5: to speak with those two men that I respect so much.
Speaker 1: You know, it's just it's crazy to me.
Speaker 4: I this book I read by Thomas Soule was called
Speaker 4: Vision of the Anointed. Back in ninety five. I stumbled
Speaker 4: upon him when actually Walter Williams was doing Russia Show
Speaker 4: and he had him on as a guest. It's a gosh,
Speaker 4: I got to read this book.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, he's written like forty some books, and I think
Speaker 4: I've had I have thirty four to thirty.
Speaker 14: Five of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think he's just it's just amazing.
Speaker 5: His economics one on one book. I can't recall what
Speaker 5: it is, but it's just a it's a compendium that
Speaker 5: has been printed in like one hundred different languages or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, plus plus.
Speaker 4: It started out as two hundred and seventy pages and
Speaker 4: his newest edition is like seven hundred.
Speaker 6: But it's all but it's all read.
Speaker 4: It's so readable.
Speaker 1: Anybody didn't read it.
Speaker 6: It's pretty it's like us to read.
Speaker 4: You know, you have a PhD. He didn't write it
Speaker 4: for those.
Speaker 5: He wrote it for us, for the regular Joes of
Speaker 5: the world or jeans. Maybe you know what I think
Speaker 5: you've read for the call. Primarily your points are well taken.
Speaker 5: But just to I'm glad you brought Walter E. Williams,
Speaker 5: or rather Thomas Soul's name up, which allowed me to
Speaker 5: recall those just God, this wonderful interviews I had the
Speaker 5: opportunity to do. Good man, Fred, thank you so much.
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Speaker 5: hundred and eight to two three top. A couple of
Speaker 5: things here, this one I wanted to get in because
Speaker 5: I was talking earlier about, you know, the restrictions that
Speaker 5: we place on ourselves and the micromanagement of government and
Speaker 5: quite often done in the name of climate change. R Yeah,
Speaker 5: we got that e epesky climate change. Even though the
Speaker 5: climate always changed, it always has and it always will,
Speaker 5: We're going to change it this time though, We're gonna
Speaker 5: stop it from changing. All we need to do is
Speaker 5: micro manage you out of existence, stop your exhalation. And
Speaker 5: yet the world continues to rotate. You're gonna love this.
Speaker 5: I got this from the journal, this one of Wall
Speaker 5: Street Journal. Government permitting obviously has any profound impact on
Speaker 5: US economic growth, and now they point out it's jeopardizing
Speaker 5: national security, calling it a three am wake up call
Speaker 5: for Washington, which came last week when China announced they
Speaker 5: were restricting exports on something that I'd never heard of before.
Speaker 5: You may be smarter than me and know what antimony is.
Speaker 5: Export restrictions on antimony, it's a critical mineral in weapons
Speaker 5: systems and semiconductors.
Speaker 1: Some fun facts.
Speaker 5: On that moment, they point out that Beijing isn't coy
Speaker 5: about its motives restricting animony exports. China's Commerce Ministry said
Speaker 5: is needed to quote further protect China's national security and
Speaker 5: interest and fulfill the nation's international non proliferation obligations close quote.
Speaker 5: I like the first point that the ministry made, which
Speaker 5: is protect China's national security. You know, I think for
Speaker 5: a moment like the strategic Petroyum oil reserve, which is
Speaker 5: a component of national security. So we have a healthy
Speaker 5: supply of crude oil in times of crisis. Oh no,
Speaker 5: we're going to use it for political reasons. And you know,
Speaker 5: tap into that reserve so we can lower gas prices
Speaker 5: in advance of an election to undo what we the
Speaker 5: Biden administration and the Obama administration did, which was necessarily
Speaker 5: raised the price of gasoline by manipulating the market and
Speaker 5: restricting access to our getting the oil out of the ground. Sorry,
Speaker 5: on a brief tangent there, I get emotional about this
Speaker 5: kind of stuff. Anyway, They point out, that's the Chinese
Speaker 5: Communist Party's way of reminding the West of its dependence
Speaker 5: on China for national defense. Here we go, more than
Speaker 5: three hundred types of munitions require this antimony, and China, well,
Speaker 5: it happens to account for about half of the world's production.
Speaker 5: Guess who has the rest of it? Russia and tagik Stan.
Speaker 5: The US doesn't mine antimony and sources sixty three percent
Speaker 5: of its imports from China. So three hundred weapons systems,
Speaker 5: sixty three percent of three hundred different weapon systems rely
Speaker 5: on China for their manufacture. How does that make you feel?
Speaker 5: You comfortable about that? But, as the journal points out,
Speaker 5: America needn't depend on China.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 5: Idaho boasts one of the largest antimony reserves, where perpetual
Speaker 5: resources that's the company has been trying, let me underscore
Speaker 5: that word, trying to develop a gold and antimony mind
Speaker 5: for more than a decade. The company began the National
Speaker 5: Environmental Policy Act permitting process in twenty sixteen, yet it
Speaker 5: needs some fifty permits from federal, state and local agencies.
Speaker 1: Fifty.
Speaker 5: Preparatory Resources has completed countless environmental studies and repeatedly modified
Speaker 5: its project to allay concerns by green groups, though they
Speaker 5: keep raising new complaints. The company hopes to obtain US
Speaker 5: Force Service approval this year, but even then it could
Speaker 5: face legal challenges. Almost every major mining project in the
Speaker 5: US faces similar obstacles. These permitting head actually the US
Speaker 5: of vulnerable to Chinese extortion, much as Europe found itself
Speaker 5: dependent on Russia's natural gas. China repeatedly leveraging its dominance
Speaker 5: of critical minerals for geopolitical advantage. Beijing last year restricted
Speaker 5: exports of gallium and germanium, which are used in semiconductors.
Speaker 5: Back in twenty ten, China limited rare earth mineral exports
Speaker 5: of Japan and a dispute over the Senkaku Islands. Yet
Speaker 5: the Biden administration of Democrats in Congress have shown no
Speaker 5: interest in expediting projects that don't directly advance their climate goals.
Speaker 5: Now you pause and pondo that for a moment. If
Speaker 5: you were an enemy of the United States of America, Oh,
Speaker 5: I don't know. Let's just say China, for example, You're
Speaker 5: going to make heap loads tons of money off of
Speaker 5: the Green New Deal because you control the means of
Speaker 5: production by all these minerals that you manufacture using the
Speaker 5: energy from your coal plants to sell to the idiot
Speaker 5: countries who chase their tails and run down this climate
Speaker 5: change agenda. Let them kill themselves, you might nod and say,
Speaker 5: ha ha ha. And then now we come to find
Speaker 5: out that they also have a lock on the market
Speaker 5: for us being able to defend ourselves in times of war. Great,
Speaker 5: don't you think, though, this is my ultimate point. Don't
Speaker 5: you think if you want to undermine the interests of
Speaker 5: your greatest enemy in the world, which is the United States,
Speaker 5: you might, Oh, I don't know. Here's a genius idea
Speaker 5: fund environmental groups to wage these legal challenges, to support
Speaker 5: them much in the way we have these wonderful conservative
Speaker 5: organizations who might represent you, because you'd never be able
Speaker 5: to afford an attorney if the government goes after you
Speaker 5: or violate your constitutional rights, or otherwise, you know, traps
Speaker 5: you in some kind of sting operation. Thank god for
Speaker 5: those pro bono legal firms out there. They may come
Speaker 5: to the rescue and welcome to the reality of the
Speaker 5: other side of the political ledger. If you want to
Speaker 5: stop the United States from advancing its own interest, if
Speaker 5: you want to stop us from being independent for these
Speaker 5: rare earth minerals in this antimony which I never heard of,
Speaker 5: so you can make your own weapons. Don't you think
Speaker 5: you might fund any organization or all organizations who would
Speaker 5: do anything they could to stop you from making that
Speaker 5: or creating or allowing that new mind to go forward. Yeah,
Speaker 5: trust me they do. They're actively involved in this. So
Speaker 5: I hope Purpose two Resources has the wherewithal can stick
Speaker 5: to it for beyond the decade that they've been at this,
Speaker 5: because apparently our country needs this antimony six forty seven
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Speaker 15: Hey, thanks Brian. Two quick points. First the antimony. Mind,
Speaker 15: I think they ought to hire Hunter Biden, but they
Speaker 15: better get in a hurry to do it. Between now
Speaker 15: and January. They'd get those permits, Ricky Ticky, wouldn't they?
Speaker 6: And yeah, it's amazing how that works.
Speaker 15: And you know, I came out of aerospace defense industry,
Speaker 15: and you know there's a state department that's supposed to
Speaker 15: be looking out for national security interest and getting involved
Speaker 15: in these sorts of things. Where the hell are they
Speaker 15: where they're not saying it's a matter of national security.
Speaker 15: All this big bureaucracy, all these bureaucrafts down in DC
Speaker 15: watching that for our best interest on a government payroll.
Speaker 15: And and they've got us into a situation where we
Speaker 15: have to buy antimony from China versus digging it out
Speaker 15: of the ground in Idaho.
Speaker 6: What is the.
Speaker 15: Deal with that? It's unbelievable. But the real reason for
Speaker 15: the call is to follow up on doctor Amy acton.
Speaker 15: You know, here's Mike de Wine again, wake of destruction,
Speaker 15: opening a door forget another Democrat. She was an Obama
Speaker 15: I think staffer before she was brought on and hired
Speaker 15: into the the Wine administration, and everybody, I would encourage everybody.
Speaker 4: To look that up.
Speaker 15: Now I have to ask myself that this is the
Speaker 15: reason Rhinos shouldn't be elected, because they opened the door
Speaker 15: for somebody like an Amy Acton who's now going to
Speaker 15: be running for governor where should have never been part
Speaker 15: of a Republican administration. And we also take a look
Speaker 15: at what else has Mike DeWine done. He's inflicted Ohio
Speaker 15: with Sherid Brown by losing his seat in the Senate,
Speaker 15: and he has done more damage. I've never seen a
Speaker 15: guy that has more support popularity. You know, if you
Speaker 15: were to run again today, he'd probably get elected by landslide,
Speaker 15: seventy plus percent approval rating and gave us shared Brown
Speaker 15: for all these years, and he's getting ready to open
Speaker 15: the door for Amy Acton to run for governor.
Speaker 6: Isn't that fantastic? It is pretty much.
Speaker 15: Why would he even do that is the question that
Speaker 15: you'd have to ask. Why would a Republican governor take
Speaker 15: an Obama staffer put her into that position and now
Speaker 15: a couple of years later she's going to make a
Speaker 15: run for the governor's office.
Speaker 4: And I agree, it's a rhetorical place.
Speaker 5: I know that I was saying, we'll just leave it
Speaker 5: sitting right there, because it was it's a good question. Jay,
Speaker 5: Thank you brother, good to hear from you today. Have
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Speaker 5: be left alone? Isn't that something fundamental to the American
Speaker 5: way of life? Being left alone? Which is something of
Speaker 5: course the Democrats will take that away from you as well.
Speaker 5: And I noted this morning, and if you get the
Speaker 5: opportunity to read it, you can find it a real
Speaker 5: clear politics. Jay Peter Zayin wrote the op ed piece.
Speaker 5: They truly see their corruption as heroism, and it just
Speaker 5: points out the delusional reality. We're dealing with with the
Speaker 5: left now. I know that the Lords and Masters and
Speaker 5: the Democrat Party know full well that they are lying
Speaker 5: when they make claims. They regularly make the same claims.
Speaker 5: You saw it on Monday night at the DNA. See,
Speaker 5: we had some that last night. And they continue to
Speaker 5: parrot and reiterate all of the lies that they have
Speaker 5: been parroting and reiterating since they started them. He pointed out,
Speaker 5: despite unimpeachable evidence of the contrary, they continue to maintain
Speaker 5: Trump conspired with Vladimir Putin to steal the twenty sixteen election.
Speaker 5: Clearly he didn't. It was obviously a fabrication. The Democrats lied,
Speaker 5: bought and paid for the Steele dossier, which was whole
Speaker 5: cloth made up, and then presented it to the world
Speaker 5: if it was factual, in order to create the myth
Speaker 5: that he worked with the Russians. It was all whole
Speaker 5: cloth lies and it was disproven. And here we are
Speaker 5: still today and they're still saying the same damn thing.
Speaker 5: They continued to say that he called all Mexicans rapists,
Speaker 5: which was certainly not true. Are some Mexicans rapists, yes,
Speaker 5: and some people of Irish heritage are too, and some
Speaker 5: people of Asian heritage are too. And some people who
Speaker 5: have come across the border legally or illegally have found
Speaker 5: themselves falling into the rapist category because they commit acts
Speaker 5: of rape. Of course, we've got documented countless, sadly numbers
Speaker 5: of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. We see read amount
Speaker 5: them all the time. If you keep your eyes open,
Speaker 5: you're gonna run into it. Some are get a vent
Speaker 5: diagram out. Let's draw one, so Kamala Harris can follow
Speaker 5: along and learn with the rest of us that he
Speaker 5: praised neo Nazi marchers in Charlottesville that the good people
Speaker 5: or whatever that lie was. Now, I mean, get a
Speaker 5: giant group of people. Let's just say, look at a
Speaker 5: full Paul Brown stadium. I bet there's a lot of
Speaker 5: good people there. And you know what, I bet among
Speaker 5: that crowd there are a bunch of clan members as well,
Speaker 5: maybe anti fam members, people of all different political stripes
Speaker 5: saw you might to call deplorables. Hillary Clinton would call
Speaker 5: you a deplorable if you find yourself in the conservative
Speaker 5: camp of politics. That he advised Americans to inject bleach
Speaker 5: to combat COVID. That was an out that's an outright lie.
Speaker 5: And of course the bloodbath comment, he was talking about
Speaker 5: the auto industry. If you read it in context, like
Speaker 5: the Charlotte comment, you would understand that, no, he wasn't
Speaker 5: talking about a political blood bath. He wasn't talking about
Speaker 5: a coup to tie, he wasn't talking about rioting in
Speaker 5: the street. He was talking about a blood bath in
Speaker 5: the auto industry, which we know is going to happen.
Speaker 5: If you get the no internal combustion engine vehicles by
Speaker 5: pick a calendar year, that means the eradication, elimination of
Speaker 5: one hundred thousand auto industry workers' jobs period into story.
Speaker 5: I'd call that a blood bath, the entire eradication of
Speaker 5: a product market. Not because the laws of supply and demand.
Speaker 5: The eliminated market, no, is because you were told what
Speaker 5: to buy, You were told what you can and cannot have,
Speaker 5: your options were limited by an intrusive government. And it
Speaker 5: will be a blood bath in the automobile industry, plain
Speaker 5: and simple. That's what he meant. That's the put in
Speaker 5: the context in which he made the statement. And yet
Speaker 5: there they are regularly parroting that. And as the the
Speaker 5: you know, the column is this j Peter Zain, guy,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna get Joe to link this on the blog
Speaker 5: page top five Carcy dot com, and he points out,
Speaker 5: you know, conservative media and like folks like me will
Speaker 5: point this out all the time, these lies that they
Speaker 5: continue to parrot and talk about. But as he points out,
Speaker 5: they're operating on a mass delusion scale. They really truly
Speaker 5: believe it when they say that despite all the evidence
Speaker 5: of the contrary, the critics somehow believe they're fact checking
Speaker 5: and truth telling will pressure the propagandas to change their ways.
Speaker 5: That's the point of like someone like me bringing it
Speaker 5: up and putting context around the statements. You have to
Speaker 5: put context around me because the left is not going
Speaker 5: to do it. They're going to turn something he said
Speaker 5: into something that is an outright lie, but they're not
Speaker 5: going to change their ways. He points out, there Irby
Speaker 5: is to challenge. They're beyond shame and why is that?
Speaker 5: Why are they willing to put the w rec reputations
Speaker 5: they're they're they're they're that's hit, plain and simple, the
Speaker 5: reputations on the line. What higher value to believe do
Speaker 5: they believe they're serving by perpetuating these lives? Why do
Speaker 5: they tell themselves or what do they tell them so
Speaker 5: so they can see their corruption as somehow heroic. And
Speaker 5: he said, well, it's because they sincerely believe that Donald
Speaker 5: Trump isn't existential threat to democracy, the American Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 5: And if that's the case, why would you ever put
Speaker 5: things in the proper context that this evil Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 5: Guy says, you're only helping evil Adolf Hitler. And of
Speaker 5: course the old idea of Donald Trump being Adolf Hitler
Speaker 5: has also been critiqued and micro analyzed over the years,
Speaker 5: and we all know it's a bunch of nonsense. You know,
Speaker 5: many of the Democrat Party in their policies more akin
Speaker 5: to Adolf hill Or than anything Donald Trump is asking.
Speaker 5: You remember he wanted to the administrative state. He wanted
Speaker 5: to get rid of regulations. Every new regulation that comes in,
Speaker 5: We're going to get rid of two of them. Yeah,
Speaker 5: that's a smaller government. That is not a fascist system
Speaker 5: of government. Anyway, They're not lying, he says, when they
Speaker 5: make these claims, when they when they parrot these lies.
Speaker 1: They're not lying, he says.
Speaker 5: And how can you say that It's because they sincerely
Speaker 5: believe they're expressing truths that you and I just can't
Speaker 5: see making them immune to reason. That's that built in
Speaker 5: when you say Trump open nerve response you get from
Speaker 5: the left, Ah, they don't want to know the truth,
Speaker 5: they don't want to speak the truth, y'or just convinced
Speaker 5: this man is somehow, in some way a threat. That's
Speaker 5: where we're what we are fighting here. That's how Kamala
Speaker 5: Harris can actually have polling numbers that are better than
Speaker 5: Joe Biden's in spite of the fact that, Yeah, I'll
Speaker 5: go back to Scott Jennings's CNN's observations just yesterday CNN.
Speaker 5: The gap that I see in all of these speeches,
Speaker 5: as good as they were, is that Kamala Harris is
Speaker 5: in the White House right now.
Speaker 1: He observes.
Speaker 5: Democrats have controlled the White House for twelve of the
Speaker 5: last sixteen years, and for all the talk about division
Speaker 5: and the problems in this country and the people are hurting,
Speaker 5: Democrats have mostly controlled this country. Trump only had it
Speaker 5: for four the Obama's invited had it for the rest
Speaker 5: of the time, and somehow it's still all Trump's fallen. Somehow,
Speaker 5: she hasn't been at the center of it. So to me,
Speaker 5: he said, This is the glaring hole in this campaign
Speaker 5: that hasn't yet been solved at the convention.
Speaker 1: How do you explain all of.
Speaker 5: The problems that will be solved by the person who's
Speaker 5: currently in there for the last three and a half
Speaker 5: years and who supposed to be already working on solving it.
Speaker 5: It's a legitimate rhetorical question. And Trump is the dominant
Speaker 5: theme of the DNC too.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: I know he's the running he's their opposition, that's who
Speaker 5: they're running against. But wouldn't it been nice, rather than
Speaker 5: to hear you know, Obama pontificate and lecture us on decency,
Speaker 5: to hear him support Kamala Harris because of XYZABC whatever
Speaker 5: policy she stands blind and is for. Vote for Kamal
Speaker 5: aherans because here she's going to raise the income tax
Speaker 5: on corporation. Say that out loud and then let's do
Speaker 5: the math on how that works. Because of course, as
Speaker 5: every economist will tell you, those taxes are paid by
Speaker 5: you and me, meaning our economic situation is only going
Speaker 5: to get worse when you take away more of the
Speaker 5: motivation for companies to be in business, and that's their profit,
Speaker 5: more control of the money by than this centralized government,
Speaker 5: not the freedom that we enjoy or should enjoy in
Speaker 5: this country to spend our money and build our business
Speaker 5: as we see a fit. Thanks to Breitbart, and I'd
Speaker 5: like to give them credit or credit due they mentioned
Speaker 5: in one night they mentioned Trump one hundred and forty
Speaker 5: seven times one night Monday, while the economy was only
Speaker 5: mentioned twenty seven times, the border eight, crime was only
Speaker 5: mentioned six times, prices five, and inflation three. Chump to Trump, Chomp,
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Speaker 5: looking forward to having Alex Chranupterfieler returned the program at
Speaker 5: the bottom of the hour to talk about the DNC,
Speaker 5: his optics and the perception, and where we're going and
Speaker 5: how the overall races are going, including here in Ohio
Speaker 5: most importantly that Senate race gotta get rid of Sharon Brown.
Speaker 5: Rather confusing last night Barack Obama calling for a return
Speaker 5: to decency. He was arguing last night that America needed
Speaker 5: a new chapter, a better story, and again going back
Speaker 5: to the fact that Kamala Harris has been in that
Speaker 5: office for three and a half years. There he is
Speaker 5: his own former vice president, Joe Biden as president and
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris alongside of him for nearly four years. And
Speaker 5: we're divisive, We're too divisive. And what's the reason for that.
Speaker 5: Maybe it's the reference to Donald Trump every single moment
Speaker 5: in time any Democrat politician, Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: Wasn't in office.
Speaker 5: And yet magically, I know, I like the immigration I
Speaker 5: got it up there in immigration too, But they keep
Speaker 5: saying Donald Trump stopped that one house built one or whatever.
Speaker 5: The immigration reformat, which they claim was bipartisan, really would
Speaker 5: do very little to limit the overall flow of immigrants
Speaker 5: into the country. You know, Barack Biden got to wave
Speaker 5: his executive pen to put a lid on that to
Speaker 5: some degree, but then started putting everybody on airplane. So
Speaker 5: I'm not quite sure over all the numbers have gone down.
Speaker 1: But but I mean, if if any pot.
Speaker 5: Of division is being serted, as they're constant harping on
Speaker 5: Trump for the past four years when he wasn't even elected.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump has magic powers, I suppose to control our
Speaker 5: other elected officials. But the border and remember under Trump,
Speaker 5: children were in cages, right, Remember that evil Donald Trump
Speaker 5: and his evil border policies. We've got people locked in cages. Okay,
Speaker 5: well maybe that would have been better than letting him
Speaker 5: out and remain unaccounted for. Apparently, according to announcement yesterday
Speaker 5: from the Imagery, Immigration and the Customs Enforcement ICE has
Speaker 5: lost track of tens of thousands of unaccompanied migrant children
Speaker 5: children speaker Mike Johnson as well as other members of
Speaker 5: the GOP pointing out this horrific problem, they said in
Speaker 5: the past five years, the Department of Homeowned Security has
Speaker 5: said in the past five years, more than thirty two
Speaker 5: thousand unaccompanied migrant children did not report for their immigration
Speaker 5: court hearings and that ICE sadly was not able to
Speaker 5: account for their whereabouts. Court to Johnson, the southern border
Speaker 5: is a national security disaster and that we know that
Speaker 5: because the number of terror watch lists folks that have
Speaker 5: actually encountered ICE officials among all the known godaways numbered
Speaker 5: at around two million. He called it also a humanitarian catastrophe,
Speaker 5: and he noted that it is on Kamala Harris's watch
Speaker 5: that all this happened. They don't know where they are now.
Speaker 5: Is anyone like me maybe concluding that at least some
Speaker 5: percentage not all huh, context, that some percentage of thirty
Speaker 5: two thousand miners might currently be engaged in human trafficking,
Speaker 5: that they might be well, I don't know, bought and
Speaker 5: sold by adults, abused in horrific ways. Our government had
Speaker 5: a responsibility to keep track of them for security reasons
Speaker 5: and well in the name of preventing something horrific from
Speaker 5: happening to a minor child. And there they are evaporated
Speaker 5: thirty two thousand into the ether, and keep them in
Speaker 5: your thoughts in prayers as well. Seven twenty five fifty
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Speaker 5: you on the show. Alex, Welcome back, Ahi, good morning.
Speaker 6: Always good to be back.
Speaker 5: So, your job as the chair of the Ohio Republican
Speaker 5: Party requires you to sit in front of a television
Speaker 5: and watch the DNC, all of it, back to back
Speaker 5: to back, including staying up past eleven thirty on a
Speaker 5: Monday night to watch Joe Biden.
Speaker 6: You make it sound awful, and it is, so that's
Speaker 6: kind of my Yeah. I mean I have, yeah, I
Speaker 6: have had to stay up. And you know, I went
Speaker 6: to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee. World class experience.
Speaker 6: We had a great time. But I'm watching these Democrats
Speaker 6: and Brian you would never know that they've been in
Speaker 6: power really for twelve of the last sixteen years. You
Speaker 6: would never know that Kamala Harris has had, you know,
Speaker 6: a close proximity to power for the last three and
Speaker 6: a half. And you know, it's it's been an amazing
Speaker 6: experience for me, only in a couple of things, And
Speaker 6: I if you don't mind, I'll just kind of launch
Speaker 6: into it. But the first thing is that that you know,
Speaker 6: they've had power and they've done nothing really to solve
Speaker 6: the main problems that the American people face, things like inflation,
Speaker 6: for a southern border, crime, you know, crime destroying our
Speaker 6: major cities. We're seeing all these things continue under their guidance.
Speaker 6: And wow, the second thing is Brian, Yeah.
Speaker 5: Real quick, before you introject your second point. What you
Speaker 5: just rattled off. The problems that Americans are facing are
Speaker 5: problems that they created themselves.
Speaker 1: Defund the police. Whose brain child was that?
Speaker 6: Them?
Speaker 1: Inflation? Whose brain child was that?
Speaker 5: Right there, Kamala Harris, because she was the deciding vote
Speaker 5: on the most expensive pieces of legislation we've seen over
Speaker 5: the past decade or so, the Inflation Reduction Act and
Speaker 5: that Build Back Better program, which injected trillions of dollars
Speaker 5: into the economy on the heels of all the trillions
Speaker 5: of dollars of COVID money got injected the economy. Guess
Speaker 5: what they're inflation? That's their baby. I mean, can go
Speaker 5: up and down the list, regulatory environment, taking money away
Speaker 5: from us and rerouting it. I mean, my god, if
Speaker 5: the Democrats didn't exist as a party and their ideas
Speaker 5: and principles weren't enshrined in laws, we wouldn't be facing
Speaker 5: the problems we're facing right now.
Speaker 6: Well that's all I had to present the truth. And
Speaker 6: you know the other thing that's happened in American politics,
Speaker 6: there's been a real transformation in my even in my lifetime,
Speaker 6: is the Democrat actually now are the party of the elites.
Speaker 6: They're the party of Wall Street. They're the party of
Speaker 6: the sanctimonious professorial types. Nothing that they're talking about. They
Speaker 6: they may give lip service to helping regular people, but
Speaker 6: their policies just simply aren't that way. I mean, we've
Speaker 6: seen again there's really this tectonic shift in American politics, Brian,
Speaker 6: where you know, middle class, working class folks do not
Speaker 6: at a home in the Democratic Party, a place that
Speaker 6: you know, thirty years ago, even twenty years ago, you know,
Speaker 6: Democrats tended to migrate.
Speaker 15: You're just we're seeing it here in Ohio. I mean,
Speaker 15: Ohio is you know, a pretty red state. We're not
Speaker 15: taking anything for granted this year, but I can tell
Speaker 15: you that, you know, Donald Trump and Republicans have won
Speaker 15: this state over the last eight or ten years because
Speaker 15: working classes the Democrats have said enough of this party.
Speaker 6: And you see it kind of on display there as
Speaker 6: they continue to talk about these ideas without real solutions
Speaker 6: for regular people. You've made a great point. I mean,
Speaker 6: not only do they not solve these problems, they've created them,
Speaker 6: there's no question.
Speaker 5: Well, and apparently looking to double down on them. I
Speaker 5: saw a report I guess it was this morning, and
Speaker 5: now I already know Kamala Harris wants to raise the
Speaker 5: corporate income tax significantly, which of course we have to
Speaker 5: pay for since we buy the products and business that
Speaker 5: there are products and services the corporations make, so that's ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But also the taxing of unrealized gains. I mean, that
Speaker 5: is the most economically insane thing that anybody could do. Uh,
Speaker 5: and it would be economically ruinous for everyone here. The
Speaker 5: stock market would crash. It just it's bizarre, and they
Speaker 5: get away with it. No one holds them accountable. No
Speaker 5: one asks simple questions like have you walked through what
Speaker 5: that might mean to the American people if you you know,
Speaker 5: if you put that policy in place. Nobody's asking any questions.
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris is getting a free pass and is going
Speaker 5: to hide in her basement. I think as long as
Speaker 5: humanly possible so she doesn't have to face these types
Speaker 5: of difficult questions.
Speaker 6: That that was kind of my second point earlier. Sorry,
Speaker 6: say Brian that no, No, it's okay. You know, the
Speaker 6: point here being that we're just at a moment where
Speaker 6: there's been no scrutiny of this candidate of the regular kind.
Speaker 6: I mean, first of all, her policy physicians. She'll blurt
Speaker 6: out a thing here or there. She'll talk about no
Speaker 6: tax on tips and ideas she stole from Donald Trump.
Speaker 6: You know, you'll she'll blurt out a terrible idea about
Speaker 6: price fixing that everybody reasonably knows would never work. But
Speaker 6: then there's no coherent plan. I mean, when Donald Trump
Speaker 6: talks to you, he says, I'm going to go to wall,
Speaker 6: I'm going to fortify the southern border. That's actual policy.
Speaker 6: He talks about tough crackdown on crime in big cities.
Speaker 6: If you know anything about Donald Trump's history, they know, Frank,
Speaker 6: I read Bill Barr's book to know this. But he
Speaker 6: actually put a focus at the Justice Department on cleaning
Speaker 6: up these big cities and actually cracking down on crimes
Speaker 6: and having a federal a federal response to serious crime
Speaker 6: in big cities. So there's plans in place that Donald
Speaker 6: Trump's website has a prescription of twenty things he will
Speaker 6: do for the American people. She has no such prescriptions.
Speaker 6: And the worst part, Brian, the singular worst part for
Speaker 6: me is that we have a media whose job it
Speaker 6: is to educate the American people in an objective fashion
Speaker 6: that simply will not do their job. Their hatred of
Speaker 6: Donald Trump as such that they simply have walked away
Speaker 6: from doing their job, and they spend all summer long
Speaker 6: freaking out because Donald Trump took a big lead on
Speaker 6: an incompetent Joe Biden, that now that they have a
Speaker 6: chance to defeat Donald Trump again, the press simply won't
Speaker 6: do its job. They will not they will not look closely,
Speaker 6: examine closely Kamala Harris's record A and B pressed for
Speaker 6: hard and scrutinizer on her positions. That's just a first
Speaker 6: really an American politics. And they were soft in Obama,
Speaker 6: but they did ask a question at some point of him.
Speaker 6: You know, they didn't ask him on Biden because they
Speaker 6: hated Trump, and now you got the same problem happening here.
Speaker 6: It's just not a good time, first of all, for
Speaker 6: the press, who's collapsed as an institution in the United States,
Speaker 6: but the American people aren't getting the information that they
Speaker 6: need to make a critical decision.
Speaker 5: Well, and I'll go back to the polls, which reflect
Speaker 5: across the board. The kitchen table issues that we're talking
Speaker 5: about here, inflation, housing prices, the southern border, all are
Speaker 5: a product of well, the Biden administration or inherited problems
Speaker 5: extended by the Biden administration from the Obama administration. Paused
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Speaker 5: Evaluating yesterday's DNC, they rolled out Michelle and Barack Obama
Speaker 5: talking about decency and how we need to return a
Speaker 5: decency again, going back to who's been in office for
Speaker 5: the last three and a half years and who's been
Speaker 5: in office primarily of twelve of the last sixteen years.
Speaker 5: Them and the whole decency thing. We always fall into
Speaker 5: this angry, bitter argument back and forth because of one, well,
Speaker 5: very polarizing guy Trump. They couldn't stay away from the
Speaker 5: word Trump, the man Trump, and they haven't been able
Speaker 5: to stay away from in spite of the fact he
Speaker 5: wasn't in elected office. The last three and a half years,
Speaker 5: everything seems to always be Donald Trump's fault. It's Trump
Speaker 5: derangement since syndrome alex And they love to perpetuate and
Speaker 5: repeat the lies over and over again that have been
Speaker 5: so thoroughly debunked it's embarrassing to hear them repeat them.
Speaker 5: And yet there they are on full display. I mean,
Speaker 5: I guess they all takes for a bunch of idiots.
Speaker 6: Well, they've certainly done that. And again you have an
Speaker 6: adoring press that just simply doesn't push back on the lies.
Speaker 6: You know, the one lie, which is there are good
Speaker 6: people on both sides, which is attributed to Donald Trump,
Speaker 6: is one of the great lies in all of American politics,
Speaker 6: and the press never pushes back on it. But listen,
Speaker 6: I mean, you know, I said, I'm glad they're talking
Speaker 6: about Donald Trump because it gives the American people, who
Speaker 6: are smarter than the Democrats give them credit for a
Speaker 6: chance to evaluate the question, are you better off now
Speaker 6: than you were four years ago? Four years ago you
Speaker 6: didn't have two massive wars, one of them that's threatening
Speaker 6: to blow up into World War three. Look at Iran
Speaker 6: ends up in a hot war with Israel. And Syria
Speaker 6: comes across the border, and Lebanon comes across the border.
Speaker 6: I mean, the US already has an aircraft carrier approach there,
Speaker 6: and we're going to defend our ally is we're going
Speaker 6: to find ourselves in a serious world war all because
Speaker 6: President Biden is asleep at the switch Kamala Harris as
Speaker 6: his partner, and we're seeing this kind of this thing
Speaker 6: happen and all over the world, the Ukraine Russia conflict,
Speaker 6: there's been no serious effort to solve that. I mean,
Speaker 6: when Donald Trump was asked about that, he answers in
Speaker 6: the right way. I want the killing to stop. That's
Speaker 6: a fair answer that he's given the American people. So
Speaker 6: you know, let's just compare, Are you better up now
Speaker 6: than you were four years ago under the afore pension?
Speaker 6: Donald Trump and the American people know the answer, and
Speaker 6: that things were far better, things cost less. You know,
Speaker 6: we had the country was on the right track to
Speaker 6: seal the southern border. You know, the economy was booming
Speaker 6: and lifting up people from every demographic group. I mean,
Speaker 6: the country was in far better shape. Donald Trump, and
Speaker 6: I have said it on your show more times than
Speaker 6: ever because I love coming on Brian. But the fact
Speaker 6: of the matter is he's an unconventional politician. This guy
Speaker 6: was not steeped and politically correct culture. He kind of
Speaker 6: tells it like it is from his perspective. Is that
Speaker 6: always perfect? Of course not. But the man cares about
Speaker 6: the United States of America. He cares about your bottom line,
Speaker 6: he cares about your family, and he wants to do
Speaker 6: better things for the United States. Will say it's about him,
Speaker 6: just aren't paying attention. The man has made a billion dollars,
Speaker 6: he's got a great family, he's got properties to play
Speaker 6: golf anywhere in the world that he wants to do.
Speaker 6: This is a man who could sail off to the sunset.
Speaker 6: He's choosing not to. He took a bullet really for
Speaker 6: the country. So you know, look, I mean, let him
Speaker 6: talk about Donald Trump, Brian. That's the way I look
Speaker 6: at it.
Speaker 5: Well, and that's good because any press is good press
Speaker 5: if you come right down to it. And that's what
Speaker 5: the old adage is. Anyhow, And I'm glad you brought
Speaker 5: up the certain the war situation we seem to be
Speaker 5: facing right now global conflicts generally speaking, Honestly, Alex, I
Speaker 5: am completely devoid of any information about where Kamala Harris
Speaker 5: is on foreign policy. Generally speaking, I have no idea.
Speaker 5: Do we have any idea in which direction she's going
Speaker 5: to take our country? I mean, we are at a
Speaker 5: perilous position right now. It's like we've got proxy wars
Speaker 5: going all on on all over the place. We got
Speaker 5: a woke military that they're shoving woke ideology down would
Speaker 5: be soldier's throats rather than, you know, teaching him how
Speaker 5: to kill people and break things. The numbers recruiting are down,
Speaker 5: and they have been now for years. I mean, this
Speaker 5: is kind of like a defund the police movement behind
Speaker 5: the scenes, and I'd like to know where she's standing
Speaker 5: on that.
Speaker 2: Have you?
Speaker 1: Do you have any idea where she is on foreign policy?
Speaker 6: No, and neither is the American people. And again, I
Speaker 6: know I'm picking on our press today only because I
Speaker 6: feel very strongly about the press not doing its job
Speaker 6: as it relates to Kamala Harris. They're giving her a
Speaker 6: total pass, a pass to the presidency. No, I don't
Speaker 6: have a first clues to where she stands and if
Speaker 6: her policies are like Joe Biden, I mean, again, let's
Speaker 6: evaluate how well those have worked. For the American people,
Speaker 6: not well at all. The first foreign policy, though, Brian
Speaker 6: is a poorest southern border. Whether or not we allow
Speaker 6: a foreign country to pour its citizens into our country
Speaker 6: without any controls, that's the first failure. And we know
Speaker 6: that because she was the borders are and despite the
Speaker 6: fact that they keep wanting to deny it, her first
Speaker 6: and most major failure as vice president was on failing
Speaker 6: to control the southern border. So she's terrible on foreign policy.
Speaker 6: Have to speak for me to know that. But you know, look,
Speaker 6: I mean the media has not scrutinized their foreign policy positions.
Speaker 1: You make an excellent point.
Speaker 5: Well, and you know, put yourself in the position of
Speaker 5: Kim Jong un or Jijinping or any of like Vladimir Putin.
Speaker 5: Who would you rather be facing in a global conflict?
Speaker 5: Donald Trump or Kamala Harris. It's a rhetorical question. I appreciate, Alex,
Speaker 5: but Lord Almighty, the American people really truly need to
Speaker 5: think about that, because I am thoroughly I'm worried, literally
Speaker 5: worried about that.
Speaker 6: Well as am I. And you know, we've you know, Brian,
Speaker 6: it used to be we would have debates about who
Speaker 6: was the most qualified to be president, right, I mean
Speaker 6: when George H. W. Bush. Not to take people back
Speaker 6: too far, but you know when the first president Bush
Speaker 6: was running for reelection, you know, they had to go
Speaker 6: find a governor, a guy with experience as governor. You know,
Speaker 6: Bill Clinton had been a three term governor, been governor, lost,
Speaker 6: came back second term governor in Arkansas. So we had
Speaker 6: this debate about experience, Right, we don't do that anymore.
Speaker 6: We abandoned experience when it came to Obama. Now Donald
Speaker 6: Trump had serious business and international business experience, so he
Speaker 6: brought some experience. Barack Obama was, you know, two years
Speaker 6: a senator coming off being a community organizer, and the
Speaker 6: American people, you know, the Democrats especially, and their friends
Speaker 6: and the press or in all of that, we're kind
Speaker 6: of repeating that same mistake here with someone who just
Speaker 6: has not demonstrated, you know, the knowledge, the fortitude, the
Speaker 6: strength to lead the country in Kamala Harris. So it's perilous.
Speaker 6: I mean, it really is. And American people need to
Speaker 6: wake up and your listeners, by the way, you don't
Speaker 6: count on Donald Trump automatically winning in Ohio and anywhere else.
Speaker 6: You have to be sure you vote, get five other
Speaker 6: people to vote, and take this very seriously because the
Speaker 6: press is fawning all over her. And there are segments
Speaker 6: of the American population that they don't care about qualifications.
Speaker 6: They simply care that, you know, they feel good about
Speaker 6: a choice. And Kamala Harris is exactly wrong for the
Speaker 6: country and it's going to take us in the wrong direction.
Speaker 6: It's got to be a vote for Donald Trump, even
Speaker 6: even if you don't love his tweets.
Speaker 5: Well, that's true, and I'd be remissing my obligations if
Speaker 5: I didn't ask you about a one particular Ohio race,
Speaker 5: and of course that's the Bernie Marino Shared Brown race.
Speaker 5: You find it particularly interesting that Shared didn't bother showing
Speaker 5: up to the DNC in spite of the fact that
Speaker 5: he's only missed I think one over his entire political
Speaker 5: career and other and also that he's distancing himself from
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris. Isn't that interesting, Alex Chancefilo.
Speaker 6: Well, we've had a field day with that at the
Speaker 6: Ohio Republican Party. We've we've got flyers up in Chicago
Speaker 6: and missing poster flyers with Shared Brown's picture on him.
Speaker 6: Who We've had really a good time with this. Look
Speaker 6: that what's you know, what's what's not funny about it, Brian,
Speaker 6: is that he is trying to hide his record from
Speaker 6: the American people. When you think of Shared Brown, you
Speaker 6: should think of Joe Biden and Kamala Harris because he
Speaker 6: has voted with a ninety eight point five percent of
Speaker 6: the time the crushing inflation you talked about that the
Speaker 6: Democrats put into place, Jarred Brown was a vote for that.
Speaker 6: You know, he said that the poor southern border was
Speaker 6: just something that you know, right wingers talked about that
Speaker 6: it's not really a problem for Ohio. Go to Springfield, Ohio,
Speaker 6: Go to places like Clark County. I've been there. Go
Speaker 6: to other places around Ohio where their sanctuary cities are.
Speaker 6: These migrants are flowing in to the state of Ohio
Speaker 6: and changing you know, communities and cultures. Again, we love immigrants,
Speaker 6: Brian actually haid this million times too. I'm the child
Speaker 6: of two legal immigrants. I love immigration. It worked well
Speaker 6: for my family and millions of other American families, but
Speaker 6: do it legally. So you know, we've got these continued
Speaker 6: issues and Shared Brown is a serious part of the problem.
Speaker 6: He's not in the mainstream. So of course he's running
Speaker 6: away from the Democratic Convention because he doesn't want Ohioans
Speaker 6: to know these actually a Democrats, hugely supportive of Shared Brown,
Speaker 6: of Joe Biden, and of Kamala Harris. He's a far
Speaker 6: left Democrat. He's not Joe Manson. This is an Elizabeth
Speaker 6: Warren far left Democrat, and he's been full in Ohioans
Speaker 6: for too long. But I think his numbers up this year.
Speaker 6: We feel very good about Bernie Marino. He's running a
Speaker 6: very strong campaign. You're going to see our TV ads
Speaker 6: are flowing now pretty heavily, and we're gonna we're gonna
Speaker 6: ride this out with a very very strong campaign to
Speaker 6: define Shared Brown.
Speaker 5: Bernie Raino, I haven't seen much of him lately, and
Speaker 5: he had me on the fifty five CARC Morning Show
Speaker 5: and quite some time. He's got an open slot here
Speaker 5: if he wants to talk about his platform and his
Speaker 5: campaign and why he's better than Shared Brown. I welcome
Speaker 5: that opportunity, and I know my listeners will love hearing
Speaker 5: from him. So the extent you can put a bug
Speaker 5: in his ear on that one, Alex Chiante Filo, please do,
Speaker 5: and we'll do anything we can to help him get
Speaker 5: elected because we know how bad Shared Brown is for
Speaker 5: the state of ohioland for the country. Head of the
Speaker 5: Hamilt or the he well keep on this refer to
Speaker 5: you in your old job or hire Republican Party Chair
Speaker 5: Alex Charante fail. It's always great having you on. Thanks
Speaker 5: for the time he spent with my listeners with me
Speaker 5: today and I look forward to having you back on
Speaker 5: the program soon.
Speaker 6: Always a high privilege, Brian, Thanks very much, Take care you.
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Speaker 1: And I am pleased to welcome to the fifty five
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Speaker 5: I know my listeners are familiar with Josh Bernstein, talk
Speaker 5: show host, political analyst, commentator, professional speaker, one of America's
Speaker 5: most sought after television and radio ghosts guests, and MEETIA
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Speaker 5: political savant because he has an cyclopedic ability to break
Speaker 5: down many of the important issues of our times. He
Speaker 5: also happened to be former national spokesman for the Association
Speaker 5: of Mature American Citizens, the largest senior advocacy group with
Speaker 5: more than two million members. He's got multiple areas of
Speaker 5: expertise and today he joins the Morning show to talk
Speaker 5: about well, demonstrating his areas of expertise the book he's written,
Speaker 5: Preserving Liberty, Bold and brave solutions to save America and
Speaker 5: create permanent freedom. Welcome to the program, Josh Bernstein. A
Speaker 5: pleasure to have you on today.
Speaker 6: It's great to be on the program with you.
Speaker 5: Well, let me just pivot over right now. I was
Speaker 5: talking about freedom this morning and liberty this morning, and
Speaker 5: the left, you know the Actually here a quote from
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris's first campaign ad. You're gonna laugh on this
Speaker 5: one if you haven't seen her or read it already.
Speaker 5: There are some people who think we should be a
Speaker 5: country of chaos, of fear, of hate. But us, we
Speaker 5: choose something different. We choose freedom. I read that and
Speaker 5: I laughed. Josh, who wants to control in my necro
Speaker 5: manage away? Our freedom is more than the left, the
Speaker 5: Democrats who wants to tell us how to live our lives,
Speaker 5: how to run our businesses. They accused the right of
Speaker 5: being fascists, when clearly they are the fascists, controlling the
Speaker 5: means of production as they see fit, not leaving us alone.
Speaker 1: Have I got that wrong? Josh?
Speaker 17: No, you got it one hundred percent right. And honestly,
Speaker 17: I'm surprised the ED didn't say we just want to
Speaker 17: bring joy. Everyone wants to bring joy, right, because Joy,
Speaker 17: by the way, was a program that Nazi Germany used
Speaker 17: in the nineteen thirties and early nineteen forties to basically
Speaker 17: improve morale the around the Nazi troops. And they were
Speaker 17: in such a down downward spiral mentally, physically, emotionally, and
Speaker 17: they knew what they were doing was terrible and wrong,
Speaker 17: and so they came up with a Joy Everyone's joyful
Speaker 17: and happy, and they did recreational activities and educational activities
Speaker 17: and events. And isn't interesting that the Party of quote
Speaker 17: unquote Freedom uses a Nazi Germany wartime slogan as their
Speaker 17: campaign slogan. Pretty insane if you ask me, it.
Speaker 5: Is, Josh, And I'm just thinking to myself, I wonder
Speaker 5: how that plan was implemented the Nazi Germany. I bet
Speaker 5: you were forced to go and participate in these joy
Speaker 5: events under threat of punishment, fine, imprisonment, or maybe even death.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no doubt about it.
Speaker 17: And you know what, this is not the first time
Speaker 17: that the left has used this type of communistic, socialistic
Speaker 17: ideology and phrasing. For instance, MSLSD. Right, let's call it
Speaker 17: what it is that network used to say lean forward. Well,
Speaker 17: if you know anything about the word forward, forward has
Speaker 17: been used as a communistic and idealistic call for revolution
Speaker 17: in communist countries, right, the great leap forward in Russia's time,
Speaker 17: it was leaped towards. I'm sorry, it was forward to
Speaker 17: communism under Stalin. And then of course in the German
Speaker 17: Nazi youth group, you know, they would yell voderwards, vordwards,
Speaker 17: which meant forward forward. So it's interesting that even Barack
Speaker 17: Obama went from change we can believe in to forward
Speaker 17: when he was running. And what's their newest thing, a
Speaker 17: new path forward? You see, nobody in the prostitute media
Speaker 17: is going to call those things out and bring attention
Speaker 17: to these types of things to the American people.
Speaker 5: Or seek to analyze what exactly they mean when they
Speaker 5: say forward, because many of us would perceive it to
Speaker 5: mean backward or it to a darker, worse place. Certainly
Speaker 5: not something that embraces what you address in your Preserving
Speaker 5: Liberty book, the concepts of freedom.
Speaker 1: And how do they do that?
Speaker 5: One of the things they milk and I know you
Speaker 5: addressed this in your book, which my listeners can get
Speaker 5: at fifty five KC dot com and got a link
Speaker 5: there for.
Speaker 1: You, Josh how to end Oh No, happy to do it.
Speaker 5: This is information needs to get out because not only
Speaker 5: do you just address the problems we're dealing with, you
Speaker 5: also have solutions for them. But they get there by
Speaker 5: I think the biggest, most profound mechanism, which is this
Speaker 5: class warfare thing that they've been running on with Karl
Speaker 5: Marx loved it that. You know, somehow it's evil for
Speaker 5: people to make money. Somehow it's evil for businesses to
Speaker 5: be prosperous and successful. Now I view that as thank God,
Speaker 5: And I even talk about this morning. I said, I've
Speaker 5: been a W two employee my life, my entire life,
Speaker 5: you know, a big deal. I'm a MENSA member. But
Speaker 5: so what, it doesn't mean anything if you don't have
Speaker 5: the wherewithal our ability to create an iPhone or establish
Speaker 5: a business. Thank God, there are others out there to
Speaker 5: be able to do that. I'm glad they're wealthy and successful.
Speaker 5: That was a driving motivation to do it. They look
Speaker 5: at it as bad. Somebody is successful. There's somebody over
Speaker 5: here who's not. That's just inherently unequal. It's not equitable.
Speaker 5: We need to take from someone who earned and give
Speaker 5: to someone who did not. How do we get around that?
Speaker 17: Josh, Yeah, you're talking about two each.
Speaker 1: From what meat accorda's ability to each according to his need?
Speaker 17: Exactly exactly. That's actually Chapter nine I address that. And
Speaker 17: one of the things that I talk about is that
Speaker 17: class warfare is embedded in tax policy. So if you
Speaker 17: remove the tax policy, then you can remove the class
Speaker 17: warfare argument. And one of the things that I talk
Speaker 17: about in the book, and it's something that people may
Speaker 17: not want to wrap their head around right away, but
Speaker 17: if they think about it, it makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 17: If we have all these different taxes and we have
Speaker 17: the one percent versus the ninety nine, right, that's the
Speaker 17: class warfare, that's the envy. Meanwhile, we know that fifty
Speaker 17: percent of the people you know, don't even pay taxes, right,
Speaker 17: I mean, it's the top fifty percent that pay all
Speaker 17: the taxes. So that's obviously not fair. So what I
Speaker 17: thought was, wouldn't it be great if we had a
Speaker 17: system that didn't help the poor any more than it
Speaker 17: helped the rich, Nor did it help the rich any
Speaker 17: way and any different than it would have helped the poor.
Speaker 17: And I talk about going to a twenty two percent
Speaker 17: consumption on tax. That would mean that you would you
Speaker 17: would eliminate all other taxes, property taxes, capital gains taxes,
Speaker 17: payroll taxes, all those different taxes, and it would be
Speaker 17: on only the things that you consume. Now, most wage
Speaker 17: earners have to pay a seven point sixty five percent
Speaker 17: payroll tax as well. So if you take that and
Speaker 17: you add that to the fifteen percent bracket that most
Speaker 17: people will fall into, twenty two percent is high enough.
Speaker 17: Yet it is also a situation in which you can
Speaker 17: keep more of your money. So you can keep more
Speaker 17: of your money and you're only being tax on the
Speaker 17: things that you consume. You'll have more money to reinvest
Speaker 17: back into market, to do better things, to have more
Speaker 17: money for your family, for your community, and everything else.
Speaker 17: Twenty two percent is high enough, but yet it's fair enough.
Speaker 17: It doesn't help the rich, it doesn't hurt the poor,
Speaker 17: it doesn't help the poor, and it doesn't hurt the rich.
Speaker 17: And what you're doing, essentially is you're removing the class
Speaker 17: warfare argument. That's just one of the things that I
Speaker 17: talked about.
Speaker 5: But I think more fundamentally lost from the left than
Speaker 5: those who seek to control our lives is that you
Speaker 5: lose the ability to control the decision making of the
Speaker 5: American public. You can no longer provide incentives and dangling
Speaker 5: carrots to do this or that, or rewards for following
Speaker 5: some government edict or dictat like you know, an energy
Speaker 5: tax credit for going green or buying an electric car.
Speaker 5: That's all product of this in monstrous tax code. I say, nothing, zero,
Speaker 5: no manipulations whatsoever. No credits for having children or not,
Speaker 5: nothing for how what vehicle you buy or not. Just
Speaker 5: leave us the hell alone. And just like you said,
Speaker 5: how about.
Speaker 4: Twenty two percent exactly?
Speaker 17: And that's what I'm saying. And then when you take
Speaker 17: the effective rate, which is closer to the fifteen percent,
Speaker 17: you're getting rid of that seven point sixty five percent,
Speaker 17: So now your effective rate is even less than that,
Speaker 17: and again you keep more of your money. More money
Speaker 17: comes in to the market. Another thing that we can
Speaker 17: do to pay off some of the national debt. There's
Speaker 17: four point five billion dollars sitting in offshore accounts. Why well,
Speaker 17: because of our highest you know in the world. Other
Speaker 17: than Denmark capital gains tax rates. So why not bring
Speaker 17: that money back into the US economy? Why don't we
Speaker 17: go to a zero percent capital gains tax for at
Speaker 17: least a minimum of ninety days, No penalties, no nothing.
Speaker 17: You take that money that you're hiding in the Cayman Islands,
Speaker 17: Luxembourg and elsewhere, bring it back into the US economy.
Speaker 17: We'd have an immediate jolt of more jobs, of more
Speaker 17: you know, everything going right to the market.
Speaker 6: The market would would be in a better situation. And
Speaker 6: then what else do we have.
Speaker 17: Well, we've got almost thirty five trillion dollars in debt
Speaker 17: for our country. That's three hundred and thirty six million people.
Speaker 17: That's two hundred and sixty seven thousand dollars per person.
Speaker 17: How do we start paying down some of the national debt? Well,
Speaker 17: we can't pay it all off, but we can pay
Speaker 17: probably about nine trillion of it. How do you do that, Well,
Speaker 17: there's seven hundred and thirty five billionaires, there's twenty two
Speaker 17: million millionaires in this country, and so you incentivize them
Speaker 17: and say, hey, if each person is two hundred and
Speaker 17: sixty seven thousand dollars, how about you get an opportunity
Speaker 17: to pay that kind of money, but in return, you
Speaker 17: don't have to pay taxes anymore.
Speaker 4: What do you think of that?
Speaker 6: And what will that do?
Speaker 17: That'll bring nine trillion dollars back into the market, and
Speaker 17: these people won't have to pay taxes as much. It'll
Speaker 17: be a great way to pay down the national debt. Now,
Speaker 17: I understand, paying nine trillion of thirty five trillion is
Speaker 17: like putting a bandit on a gunshot wound. But at
Speaker 17: least we got to do something and move that moved
Speaker 17: the needle in the right direction. So there's a lot
Speaker 17: of those types of liberty radically liberty based solutions in
Speaker 17: this book. I've got Congressman Paul Gossar who wrote the
Speaker 17: ForWord for it. Dershowitz has endorsed there, Roger Stone has
Speaker 17: endorsed it. Many others have endorsed it as well. And
Speaker 17: what it ultimately is is a textbook. This is the
Speaker 17: type book that you read with a yellow highlighter in
Speaker 17: your hand because there's so many different things in it.
Speaker 17: There's ten legislative solutions, including another thirty on top of
Speaker 17: that of just everyday solutions, from everything from immigration to
Speaker 17: election integrity to raining in the fis of courts. I mean,
Speaker 17: you name it, it's all in there.
Speaker 5: Reining in the five Court. You're talking judging out of
Speaker 5: Pallatia's language on that one. We always talk about those.
Speaker 17: It's very simple and you can explain this to them
Speaker 17: real quick right now.
Speaker 6: The fives of Court.
Speaker 17: Every single judge that is put on that court is
Speaker 17: appointed by the Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court.
Speaker 17: So in this case John Jie Roberts, Junior. And the
Speaker 17: worst part is that this court has been around since
Speaker 17: nineteen seventy eight. They have a ninety nine point nine
Speaker 17: percent acceptance rate on spy warrants. They've only denied twelve
Speaker 17: warrants since their existence. So you have this shadow court
Speaker 17: that answers to absolutely no one that is rubber stamping
Speaker 17: our rights away in the background. So one of the
Speaker 17: things that I talked about in the book and reigning
Speaker 17: in the court is to at a very minimum, at
Speaker 17: a very minimum, why don't they at least have to
Speaker 17: go through the advice and consent of a Senate confirmation.
Speaker 17: Take the Chief Justice's job away from appointing these these
Speaker 17: eleven judges and at least have them go through a
Speaker 17: Senate confirmation so that we have oversight over this shadowy court.
Speaker 17: So you can tell Judge and Paul Atano about that one.
Speaker 6: I'm sure he'd.
Speaker 1: Appreciate that you would.
Speaker 5: It would also be nice if any human being would
Speaker 5: have standing to actually go into court and complain about
Speaker 5: the unconstitutional reality of the entire system. If I could
Speaker 5: get into court and I had standing, I think we
Speaker 5: could demonstrate unequivocally that that entire system is outside the
Speaker 5: constitutional framework and unconstitutional period, full.
Speaker 6: Stop, no question about it.
Speaker 5: Josh Bernstein, the book Preserving Liberty, Bolden brave solutions to
Speaker 5: save America and create permanent freedom. Thank you for writing
Speaker 5: and thanks for sharing your time with us on the
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Speaker 6: Yes, please, thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: Keep up the great work, my.
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Speaker 5: with the exceptional holidays and vacations here on the fifty
Speaker 5: five Carsy Morning Show, something I look forward to every
Speaker 5: single week at this moment in time, Judge, welcome back,
Speaker 5: your Honor.
Speaker 1: It is always accurate.
Speaker 3: Ryan, he was very, very clever today.
Speaker 1: He has his moments. He has his moments.
Speaker 5: Yeah, someday, if you are in town, the first Wednesday
Speaker 5: of any given month, that's when I do listener lunches.
Speaker 5: We meet at a random independently owned, family owned restaurant
Speaker 5: and all the listeners that want to show up are invited.
Speaker 5: We usually get about one hundred folks and it's a
Speaker 5: real wonderful fellowship exercise. We just enjoy a break from
Speaker 5: the routine and you know, share stories and enjoy each
Speaker 5: other's course.
Speaker 3: That gathering that we did in the evening once were
Speaker 3: you interested?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, that was the I believe the Northern Kentucky
Speaker 5: Republican event. That's we're going back a lot of years,
Speaker 5: your Honor, because that's when we kind of met for
Speaker 5: the first time and you started.
Speaker 3: Don't think I don't think Ingram was there.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 5: I believe that was by invitation only, Your Honor. Any
Speaker 5: you start hanging out with check Ingram, you might ruin
Speaker 5: your reputation.
Speaker 1: You know how that goes.
Speaker 5: Anyway, As I always do, I am a lucky, lucky,
Speaker 5: lucky man to enjoy then advanced read of your column
Speaker 5: which comes out Wednesday night at midnight or you know
Speaker 5: midnight tonight, and the right to be left alone. You
Speaker 5: heard us start out with every breath you take there
Speaker 5: by the police, which is how your column is launched.
Speaker 5: And you do mention the word free will, and you
Speaker 5: know me. Over the years, we've had many conversations over
Speaker 5: the concept of natural law, and that is one of
Speaker 5: my favorite subject matters when dealing when dealing with and
Speaker 5: talking about our freedoms, because it works out so well.
Speaker 5: Imagine the moment in time you're born into a world
Speaker 5: without government, land in a field.
Speaker 1: You are free. No one is telling you what to
Speaker 1: do or how to do it.
Speaker 5: You enjoy all the God given freedoms, the right to
Speaker 5: defend yourself, the right to dig, land, feed yourself.
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 5: It's all built in right there from the outset. And
Speaker 5: our founding fathers knew that.
Speaker 12: Our founding fathers knew it. It is the essence of
Speaker 12: the Declaration of Independence. It has codified in the Constitution,
Speaker 12: in the ninth Amendment. Everybody from a school board janitor
Speaker 12: to the President of the United States, who works for
Speaker 12: any level of government anywhere in the US takes an
Speaker 12: oath to uphold this, and the government never does. Now,
Speaker 12: I am not complaining about judges signing search warrants. Most
Speaker 12: judges are faithful to the Constitution and require the government
Speaker 12: to show probable cause of crime before they will allow
Speaker 12: the invasion of private property, like a federal judge did
Speaker 12: to Scott Ritter recently. My problem, and the Constitution's problem,
Speaker 12: is with a generation of federal agents who have come
Speaker 12: of age FBI, CIA, NSA, DA BATF all those initials.
Speaker 12: There are sixteen sets of initials, and they came of
Speaker 12: age being trained. Get the evidence first, worry about the
Speaker 12: Fourth Amendment later. This is the attitude that was imbued
Speaker 12: in them right after nine eleven. Claim that everything you're
Speaker 12: looking for is to preserve national security, and you can.
Speaker 3: Avoid the Fourth Amendment.
Speaker 12: And if oh, you just happen to stumble on something
Speaker 12: that criminal, pass it over to the law enforcement guys.
Speaker 12: This turns the Fourth Amendment into a farce. And this
Speaker 12: is what we live under right now. To remind your
Speaker 12: listeners whether you like Scott RDA or not. He's one
Speaker 12: of my closest friends. When the FBI showed up at
Speaker 12: his house to seize three electronic devices, they ended up
Speaker 12: taking two truckloads worth of materials from him. They showed
Speaker 12: him while the seizure was going on, two years worth
Speaker 12: of printouts of his emails and texts, every email, every
Speaker 12: text he sent or received.
Speaker 3: Where's the warrant for this? They didn't have a warrant
Speaker 3: for it.
Speaker 12: So they either got it under some ruse by claiming
Speaker 12: it was a matter of national security and now they're
Speaker 12: going to use this against them in a criminal prosecution,
Speaker 12: or they hacked into his computer, which is a crime
Speaker 12: for which they prosecute people.
Speaker 5: Indeed, well, that is I want to use the word
Speaker 5: orwelling again, that's just absolutely beyond the pale. Now, there
Speaker 5: has to be evidence in support a probable cause. If
Speaker 5: that evidence is like we go back to the fruit
Speaker 5: of the poisonous tree, or if it's unconstitutionally gathered, then
Speaker 5: you can attack the subpoena as being improperly issued because
Speaker 5: it sprung from stolen, unconstitutionally gathered evidence.
Speaker 1: So is he going to go to fight that in court?
Speaker 3: Well, of course he is. I mean, I'm sure his is.
Speaker 12: The first thing his lawyers, after they ask for the
Speaker 12: materials back immediately that we're not subject to the search warrant.
Speaker 12: The next thing they will do is get a copy
Speaker 12: of the affidavits that were submitted by FBI agents to
Speaker 12: this federal judge.
Speaker 3: The judge doesn't know what's going on. This has happened
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 12: I'm sitting in a courtroom and my assistant says, you
Speaker 12: know you're the emergent duty judge this week, right who's
Speaker 12: here now?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 12: There's three state police here who want to see you
Speaker 12: about a search warrant. They give you materials you believe,
Speaker 12: you swear them in. They tell the You swear and
Speaker 12: they tell the truth right there. You administer the oath
Speaker 12: in your courtroom with a court stenographer there.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is true. You read the stuff.
Speaker 12: Oh, there's definitely probable course of crime. You sign the
Speaker 12: search warrant. They go out and they execute it. Once
Speaker 12: I was trying a murder by auto case and in
Speaker 12: the middle of the trial they produced some evidence and
Speaker 12: I said, how did you get this evidence? And I said,
Speaker 12: search more, and they said search one. I said, what
Speaker 12: judge signed this search warrant given what we now know
Speaker 12: about it? Big smile on the prosecutor's face, Your honor,
Speaker 12: you did two and a half years ago. Let me
Speaker 12: see what you presented me. Then, let me see what
Speaker 12: I know now. I then and there, this is outside
Speaker 12: the presence of the jury invalidated the search mark that
Speaker 12: I had signed two and a half years ago because
Speaker 12: they failed to tell me what they knew then and
Speaker 12: I knew now because I had learned it in the courtroom,
Speaker 12: which totally mitigated, totally mitigated the idea that there.
Speaker 3: Was probable cause of crime and the place to be searched.
Speaker 5: Is there an obligation under the judicial canons of ethics
Speaker 5: or anything else for a judge to look behind the
Speaker 5: veneer of that'sworn statement? Like, wait a second, you got
Speaker 5: all of his text messages? I mean, okay, I see
Speaker 5: that they specifically provide probable cause if you've gathered them correctly.
Speaker 5: But here, let me go an extra stuff further and
Speaker 5: ask you what you asked the lawyer or the prosecutor
Speaker 5: in that follow up case. How did you gather these
Speaker 5: specific text messages? Do they even walk through that step?
Speaker 3: Well, you know, they should not every judge does.
Speaker 12: Some of them are of the view that as long
Speaker 12: as there's a probable cause, if there's any other evidence
Speaker 12: to negate probable cause, tell it to the jury because
Speaker 12: they fear that they are interfering with another branch of
Speaker 12: the government. But I am those who are a little
Speaker 12: bit more sensitive, of course, I don't do this anymore,
Speaker 12: a little bit.
Speaker 3: More sensitive to civil liberties, would say, where did you
Speaker 3: get this? How did you get this?
Speaker 12: I don't remember the facts of the case in which
Speaker 12: this happened. I just remembered thinking to myself, no judge
Speaker 12: would possibly have signed a search warrant knowing what I
Speaker 12: now know after a week of trial. But of course
Speaker 12: all that stuff which they knew then, yeah, they kept
Speaker 12: for me. Now, you can't choose which judge to go to.
Speaker 12: It's whoever is the emergent duty judge. You call the
Speaker 12: clerk or the sheriff. If it's after hours. I had
Speaker 12: state police in my home once at three in the morning,
Speaker 12: and whoever has that assignment, you're stuck with that person.
Speaker 1: Fair enough.
Speaker 5: And then there's also the scope of the warrant, which
Speaker 5: is limited, and they cannot on a limited search one
Speaker 5: for example, you go and we're looking for electronic devices,
Speaker 5: specifically cell phones, laptops, pads, computers, and then go in
Speaker 5: and haul everything out of that person's house merely because
Speaker 5: it's in there.
Speaker 12: So it's so Ritter said to them, you have given
Speaker 12: me a receipt for my mobile phone, my desktop, and
Speaker 12: my wife's desktop. I want to receipt for all these documents.
Speaker 12: And they said no, well you know that this is
Speaker 12: not in the search warn and they said, no comment
Speaker 12: and they left. So again, I don't know how this
Speaker 12: is grain and there are procedures to address this. And
Speaker 12: you know, Benjamin Nathan Cardozo, the most quotable judge in
Speaker 12: American history, once said justice is determined by the personality
Speaker 12: of the judges.
Speaker 3: He was right, but that should not be the case.
Speaker 12: They should all be faithful to the Bill of Rights,
Speaker 12: and they should all look beneath the surface of what
Speaker 12: is presented to them.
Speaker 1: It just breaks my heart.
Speaker 5: This is the america we live in, Judge of Polton,
Speaker 5: It really is, because that's certainly not the America that
Speaker 5: I thought I lived in, and it's certainly not the
Speaker 5: america that our founding fathers envisioned when they well memorialize
Speaker 5: these liberties, these rights that we are born with in
Speaker 5: the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution United States of America,
Speaker 5: the Bill of Rights. Judge Neapolitano, Judging Freedoms where you
Speaker 5: find them online, Just search judging Freedom and you just
Speaker 5: type into Paul Town. You'll run right into it. Facebook, YouTube,
Speaker 5: wherever it happens to be. Who you are going to
Speaker 5: be talking to today?
Speaker 12: I have Colonel Douglas McGregor today at two o'clock, who's
Speaker 12: one of my heaviest titters.
Speaker 3: And at three o'clock.
Speaker 12: CIA Agent Phil GERALDI he's the one that George Bush
Speaker 12: threw out of the Oval office when he told Bush
Speaker 12: the Saddam Hussein did not have weapons of mass destruction.
Speaker 5: Well, someday maybe we'll know where Kamala Harris stands on
Speaker 5: foreign policy, because the silence is deafening along those lines.
Speaker 5: And I know the leaders of Iran and Russia and
Speaker 5: China probably be pretty interested in getting a land a
Speaker 5: lowdown on where she is. Do you think it's a
Speaker 5: perpetuation of the last four years your on her man,
Speaker 5: I hope not.
Speaker 12: The last four years of foreign policy have been nothing
Speaker 12: short of a disaster. Twenty billion for genocide in Gaza,
Speaker 12: one hundred and eighty five billion for a losing war
Speaker 12: in Ukraine.
Speaker 3: Nothing to be gained by either of them.
Speaker 5: On the heels of quite a few what we will
Speaker 5: put in the loss categories including Afghanistan, Judge and Napolitano.
Speaker 5: Always a pleasure. I'll look forward to next Wednesday. Already,
Speaker 5: have a wonderful week and best of health. You will
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