Speaker 1: Five five fifty five KRC the talk station. Dearly love
Speaker 1: this album, which is why it's the only fifty five
Speaker 1: KRC sanction Christmas music A Judge Rereker and I do
Speaker 1: not want to hear Mariah Carey. Quite often I reflect
Speaker 1: on the idea that nobody can see Judge Trekers' facial reactions,
Speaker 1: and quite often I wish you were all able to
Speaker 1: see what I'm able to see on my little tiny
Speaker 1: screen with a portion of Judge Trecker's hat in the
Speaker 1: other room. I still miss the old days Joe and
Speaker 1: I could look up and through a glass window and
Speaker 1: see you in the fifty five KRS production booth. But
Speaker 1: so it goes. Technology has taken over, regardless of weather
Speaker 1: we had any say in the matter. And a very
Speaker 1: happy Friday to you. It's a Christmas show day to day.
Speaker 1: He do it every year and have since my dad
Speaker 1: was on and Rob Ryder has always been a part
Speaker 1: of it. And he'll be joining the program coming up
Speaker 1: in the six o'clock hour. He'll stick around all morning,
Speaker 1: got other guests on the program. Of course, it's Friday,
Speaker 1: so we're still going to do Tech Friday. Today. On
Speaker 1: Tech Friday, were talking TikTok ban. You know, I saw
Speaker 1: article the other day about was a survey done on
Speaker 1: what people's perceptions are and whether young people should be
Speaker 1: allowed on social media, and it was like fifty seven
Speaker 1: percent or fifty eight percent and said no, people should
Speaker 1: young people should not be allowed on social media. It's
Speaker 1: so damaging. And of course there's the idea that the
Speaker 1: internet is just filled with pornography and and and would
Speaker 1: be groomers and people of twisted political ideologies trying to
Speaker 1: win over the hearts and minds of young people who
Speaker 1: are incapable of, you know, like, for example, testing the
Speaker 1: proposals and the suggestions for example like Marxism. Oh wow,
Speaker 1: that sounds like a good idea from each according's ability
Speaker 1: to each according to his need. Isn't that fair? Isn't
Speaker 1: that What a wonderful world, What a harmonious world we
Speaker 1: live in. But you know, a young person hears that
Speaker 1: and they think it might sound great and idyllic. They
Speaker 1: fail to appreciate human nature. If you take away someone's
Speaker 1: incentive to work and tell them that, well, they're gonna
Speaker 1: have to work and they're never gonna make more than
Speaker 1: the lazy so and so that's sitting next to them.
Speaker 1: Then of course there is no longer an incentive work,
Speaker 1: and the system collapse upon itself. If you're you know, twelve,
Speaker 1: and someone's trying to win over your hearts and minds
Speaker 1: about politic things, political won't pick any other political philosophy.
Speaker 1: You might be twisted and bent into that direction. And
Speaker 1: then of course there's all the other harms again, like
Speaker 1: the prevalence of pornography. Do you want your twelve year
Speaker 1: old to use the poor and it's all over the
Speaker 1: place on there. So most people say young people shouldn't
Speaker 1: be allowed on social media, and just thinking of it
Speaker 1: the context of a TikTok ban, we we have legislation
Speaker 1: now that bans TikTok. Now, this is primarily for national
Speaker 1: security reasons, because TikTok is basically a vacuum of all
Speaker 1: the information out there about us that has exchanged on TikTok.
Speaker 1: It's also a vehicle for propaganda for people in our
Speaker 1: country from the Chinese Communist Party, which our government and
Speaker 1: most people, I think clear thinking people view as well
Speaker 1: one of the more broader threats to our even existence.
Speaker 1: You know, they don't have our interest in mind. They
Speaker 1: are basically our cold modern Cold War enemy. And of
Speaker 1: course if this was back in the Soviet Union days
Speaker 1: and the Soviet Union ran TikTok, it never would have
Speaker 1: made it in the United States in the first place.
Speaker 1: So we're discussing legislation to ban that completely. But behind
Speaker 1: all this is the idea that we could voluntarily do
Speaker 1: this ourselves, you know. I mean, if you're a parent,
Speaker 1: you have control over whether your children even have a
Speaker 1: smart device. I don't know a twelve year old that
Speaker 1: makes enough money to go out and buy a smartphone,
Speaker 1: even if it's one of those inexpensive ones. I mean,
Speaker 1: where did kid get the money? Well, Grandma gave it
Speaker 1: to him for Christmas. Well, you know, you do have
Speaker 1: the ability to restrict the purchase of that device because
Speaker 1: people under the age of eighteen are not allowed legally
Speaker 1: to enter into contracts. So somewhere along the line, by
Speaker 1: providing that smart device to your kid, even if the
Speaker 1: kid miraculously has the money to buy one, requires you
Speaker 1: to be involved. A parent or guardian probably have the
Speaker 1: co sign I don't know the specifics of it, but
Speaker 1: I doubt some twelve year old can walk into a
Speaker 1: Verizon store and sign a contract obligating them to pay
Speaker 1: a monthly fee and obligating them to buy or purchase
Speaker 1: the device in the first place. So do we all
Speaker 1: have free will?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 1: Could we say no to our children having these devices? Yes?
Speaker 1: Could we prevent them from accessing any platform online? Absolutely?
Speaker 1: There are software and there's all kinds of ways to
Speaker 1: do it. Dave Hatter's talked about that a bunch over
Speaker 1: the years. And of course you can shadow watch them
Speaker 1: if you are concerned about what content that they're consuming.
Speaker 1: There are programs that you can install on those children's
Speaker 1: devices that will allow you to monitor their activity. So
Speaker 1: it's all in place. You just got to choose to
Speaker 1: do it. And I know you're the bed. I don't
Speaker 1: want to be the one telling my child no, oh
Speaker 1: my child needs all no. If you want to make
Speaker 1: sure you can reach your child and just make sure
Speaker 1: they're okay, like, oh my god, what if there's an
Speaker 1: active shooter situation, get them a little flip phone that's
Speaker 1: got no access to the bells and whistles, one that
Speaker 1: they can't play candy crush on or whatever. So there
Speaker 1: you have your ability to communicate that gives you peace
Speaker 1: of mind, allows them to contact you in times of crisis,
Speaker 1: but also it prevents them from hanging out on well,
Speaker 1: terrible platforms like TikTok.
Speaker 2: You can do it.
Speaker 1: Apparently the majority of people think the children shouldn't be
Speaker 1: on it. Anyway, if you follow that category, go ahead
Speaker 1: and pull the trigger. Do it just like wow, Okay, anyway,
Speaker 1: we'll see what Dave has to say about that. Got
Speaker 1: a woman scammed out of twenty thousand dollars by someone
Speaker 1: who's described as a fake TV anchor, and officials are
Speaker 1: urging users to use encrypted apps. That's because, again going
Speaker 1: back to the Chinese Communist Party, they apparently have hacked
Speaker 1: into all of our collective messaging apps. So you got
Speaker 1: that going for you as well. Y'all. Remember Rick Green
Speaker 1: from Spirit Works a God story. He was transformed miraculously
Speaker 1: in a moment's time from his drug addicted life and
Speaker 1: his problems with well coping generally speaking, gave all his
Speaker 1: credit to God. He had a moment of clarity, and
Speaker 1: that moment of clarity has lasted him now for I
Speaker 1: guess decades. Well, he has been about, you know, working
Speaker 1: on a movie and apparently it's now in post production,
Speaker 1: set to be released in March Rick Green's well kind
Speaker 1: of life story. I guess Rick's going to return in
Speaker 1: the Morning Show an uplifting message. He's got. What a
Speaker 1: great time of year to talk about his story here
Speaker 1: on the fifty five KCY Morning Show Christmas Special Day.
Speaker 1: Mike Kisel one of those. He's the half of if
Speaker 1: You Ever, if You Fare with a Facebook, those German guys.
Speaker 1: Mike Kaisel is one of those German guys. He's going
Speaker 1: to join us at AATO five. They got a German
Speaker 1: Christmas in New Year's events at the more Line Logger House,
Speaker 1: so special fun and games going on. Mike's gonna let
Speaker 1: us know all about that. And of course Joe Strekker,
Speaker 1: being the German he is, I'm sure largely responsible for
Speaker 1: Mike Eisler getting on the program today. And Bill O'Reilly.
Speaker 1: We missed the opportunity for Bill be on the program
Speaker 1: last week when Joe's on vacation, some fill on the blank,
Speaker 1: so and so non FCC non compliant person change the
Speaker 1: phones in Joe's studio, sending them off to some other studios.
Speaker 1: So when Bill attempted to reach us, he didn't. So
Speaker 1: communication breakdown compliments of some unnamed unknown person here, but
Speaker 1: Bill decided he will nonetheless return to the program at
Speaker 1: eight thirty five, and let's keep our fingers crossed it happens,
Speaker 1: we're gonna get his opinions on what's going on, and
Speaker 1: I will see what he has to say about the
Speaker 1: GOP and Democrats shooting down the Plan B stop gap
Speaker 1: spending measure, as well as other matters political. And then
Speaker 1: we will also promote his books because they're great books.
Speaker 1: Say what you want about Bill O'Reilly. The books mostly
Speaker 1: non political, and they are wonderful reads, historic and just
Speaker 1: the kind of books you just can't put down. I
Speaker 1: think I've read every one of the Killing series, and
Speaker 1: these sources got this book about all the presidents and
Speaker 1: fun facts, and I will be made. I don't want
Speaker 1: to disappoint Bill or suggests this is a negative common
Speaker 1: The most recent book has four or five six pages
Speaker 1: on each of the presidents, some really wild information about
Speaker 1: the commanders in chief, from George Washington all the way
Speaker 1: up through I guess the guy who currently is occupying
Speaker 1: the White House, Joe Biden, who, if you read the
Speaker 1: Wall Street Journal article, probably isn't even aware he's President
Speaker 1: of the United States of America. It's a worthy read,
Speaker 1: a very long and well researched article. It's making the
Speaker 1: rounds online right now. Headline and how the White House
Speaker 1: functioned with a diminished Biden in charge subtitled aids kept
Speaker 1: meeting short and controlled access. Top advisors acted as go betweens,
Speaker 1: and public interactions became more scripted. The administration denied Biden
Speaker 1: has declined, and you know what, I know that the
Speaker 1: American people now know it, and everybody on left wing
Speaker 1: media even now has to admit it, saying we're sorry
Speaker 1: for covering up. We all were aware. And you know,
Speaker 1: the article points out a lot of these news reporters
Speaker 1: were admonished for even suggesting Joe Biden Joe Biden had
Speaker 1: diminished capacity. So they interviewed like fifty people within the administration.
Speaker 1: See here they say, the account of how the White
Speaker 1: House function with an aging leader at the top of
Speaker 1: its organizational chart is based on interviews with nearly fifty people,
Speaker 1: including those who participated in or had direct knowledge of
Speaker 1: the operations. And it's quite damning. And you, whether you're
Speaker 1: a Republican or Democrat anywhere in between, as an American
Speaker 1: citizen whose life is impacted by everything this government does
Speaker 1: to us should be quite frankly, I'll say it in
Speaker 1: the five o'clock hour, pissed off. I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: considered like Afghanistan, for example, Biden no idea, it wasn't
Speaker 1: engaged in other people made these decisions on his behalf
Speaker 1: is one of the boil down conclusion you reach after
Speaker 1: reading about this. It's insanity and it rks me to
Speaker 1: no end. And you know, Shoden Freud have finally set
Speaker 1: in right they were stuck with and pushed Biden to
Speaker 1: well to run again in spite of the fact that
Speaker 1: almost from day one, as the article points out, from
Speaker 1: day one, remember the campaign from the basement. Oh it's COVID,
Speaker 1: it's COVID. No, not really, it's Joe Biden. Joe who
Speaker 1: never could go off script. His entire political career was
Speaker 1: filled with gaffs and misstatements, and of course you know
Speaker 1: you got these plagiarism comments and allegations. It just got
Speaker 1: so much worse when he became president. They had, I
Speaker 1: mean they used to walk him through and give him
Speaker 1: specific instructions, for example, on where to enter and exit,
Speaker 1: like when he was gonna go on stage. Remember we've
Speaker 1: had all these, you know, snippets and video clips of
Speaker 1: him wandering aimlessly. Well that's because he wandered aimlessly. So
Speaker 1: they had to sit him down and tell him, Joe,
Speaker 1: enter here and when you're done, come out over here.
Speaker 1: This is information that no clear thinking, rational human being
Speaker 1: would even be need to be to be told. You know,
Speaker 1: if I'm sitting in a meeting like that and someone says, now, Brian,
Speaker 1: you need to exit through this dorm, and look at
Speaker 1: him like, what the hell are you talking about? Do
Speaker 1: I look like an idiot? Well, in Biden's case, not
Speaker 1: only could he not say that in response, he had
Speaker 1: to be told repeatedly and then would screw it up
Speaker 1: after being told repeatedly which door to exit. Obviously, I'm
Speaker 1: a bit incensed about the revelations, not that I really
Speaker 1: couldn't contemplate what was going on behind the scenes, and
Speaker 1: we've all been joking around about wondering who the string
Speaker 1: and the puppet masters were for the obviously infirm and
Speaker 1: getting worse Joe Biden over the course of the past
Speaker 1: four years. But reading it in all its gory details
Speaker 1: and just sort of appreciating it fully that we were
Speaker 1: pretty much a ship without a rudder for the last
Speaker 1: four years, and there are thirteen American military men service
Speaker 1: members who are dead along with a bunch of Afghani's
Speaker 1: dead because of Joe Biden's infirmity and the White Houses
Speaker 1: and the collective responsibility of every single person in the
Speaker 1: White House who protected him and hid this information from
Speaker 1: US five nineteen. Right now, I do I have KCD
Speaker 1: talk station. Feel free to stick around. Looks like Mississippi
Speaker 1: James is on the phone. Be happy to take your call. James,
Speaker 1: just hang on, It'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: Welcome and refreshing change from Joe Biden by twenty two.
Speaker 1: Right now, If you have KRCD talk station, let us
Speaker 1: head over to the phones. Mississippi James, thanks for calling
Speaker 1: this morning, and a very very very Merry Christmas to
Speaker 1: you and your family.
Speaker 5: Good morning, doctor Brian. I'm surprised to hear you this morning.
Speaker 5: I thought you was going on early vacation.
Speaker 1: No, that would be the This is my last day
Speaker 1: of the year, so you will not hear my voice
Speaker 1: for the balance of the year back after the first.
Speaker 1: So yeah, this is a Christmas I would miss the
Speaker 1: Christmas Special, you know, it's my you know, I look
Speaker 1: forward to it every year. We lighten things up a
Speaker 1: little bit. But uh, I just enjoy the festive nature
Speaker 1: and get away from sometimes the headier nature of politics.
Speaker 1: Rob Ryder's coming in. I love that guy. He's just
Speaker 1: a fantastic human being. And he'll bring his guitar and
Speaker 1: maybe we'll get some Christmas wishes from some of the listeners.
Speaker 1: So yeah, last day of the year though, but I
Speaker 1: appreciate you calling in this morning. How's the weather down there, brother?
Speaker 5: Uh be about sixty degrees?
Speaker 1: Ooh man, okay, we're all jealous.
Speaker 5: Hey speaks speaking of politics. Hey, I'm getting they trying
Speaker 5: to draw me in all kind of ways down here
Speaker 5: into politics. Somehow they think I'm a voice or reason.
Speaker 5: But I keep telling them, don't put your faith in me.
Speaker 5: You know, I'm just like a leaf on a wind.
Speaker 5: I blow different ways, I understand, but somehow they keep
Speaker 5: drawing men. You know, I'm.
Speaker 1: Normally early morning calling.
Speaker 5: But hey, hey, I've been sleeping in after after I
Speaker 5: get off zoom meet into the day. Very thing as
Speaker 5: a whoa.
Speaker 6: I don't bargain for it, you know.
Speaker 1: I just like you mentioned, sleeping in, and with me
Speaker 1: going on vacation next week, that's what I'm going to
Speaker 1: be doing, James, I will be sleeping in. I love
Speaker 1: love to be able to sleep in. It's the one
Speaker 1: thing over the eighteen so years of radio that I
Speaker 1: love doing. And that's well, sleeping past two thirty when
Speaker 1: the alarm normally goes off.
Speaker 5: I'm saying Joe will be going.
Speaker 1: Also, I don't know Joe's schedule over the Christmas break.
Speaker 1: He just took some time off. It's his time to
Speaker 1: either take off or not. And I think Joe actually
Speaker 1: likes it during Christmas time and when I'm on off
Speaker 1: and because there is literally no one around at all,
Speaker 1: so no one's bothered Joe. He's not, you know, getting
Speaker 1: people open a studio door and telling me he needs
Speaker 1: to do things. And so yeah, I think it's a
Speaker 1: kind of a vacation in and of itself, even though
Speaker 1: he's actually behind the working.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, well all right now. One thing I asked
Speaker 5: before that the bill that didn't go through the spending deal, Sir,
Speaker 5: give me a cliff, noted that, what do you think
Speaker 5: about that?
Speaker 1: Well, so when Christopher Smith and text me this morning,
Speaker 1: he said, do you think there's going to be a government shutdown?
Speaker 1: And it certainly looks like it. And I thought the
Speaker 1: most interesting thing about this I it wouldn't have minded
Speaker 1: the passage of that bill. It's only for three months,
Speaker 1: and it pulled out all of the stuff that the
Speaker 1: Democrats wanted. James. We went from a fifteen hundred plus
Speaker 1: page bill that no one had the opportunity to read
Speaker 1: to a one hundred and sixteen page bill that they
Speaker 1: voted on yesterday. It got shot down in flames. Now
Speaker 1: you do the math on that, man, A one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixteen page bill would have kept the government functioning
Speaker 1: and open until March, which was the deadline for the
Speaker 1: one fifteen hundred page bill. So clearly a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff got pulled out, including the pay raises for people
Speaker 1: who didn't do their damn job. And that's what's got
Speaker 1: me really burned. They failed to agree on the twelve
Speaker 1: Appropriations bill, even though that was a core function of
Speaker 1: their job. Every elected official in Washington. They had an
Speaker 1: entire year to do it same way every single year.
Speaker 1: What do they give us? A last minute, fifteen hundred
Speaker 1: plus page bill filled with all kinds of pork and
Speaker 1: stuff and things and a pay raise last minute because
Speaker 1: they failed to do their job. So you know, you
Speaker 1: want to blame anybody for government shutdown, Democrats want to
Speaker 1: point the Republicans, and Republicans pointed Democrats. I'm pointing at
Speaker 1: all of them. All of them failed.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 1: So there you have it, Brother James, Merry Christmas to
Speaker 1: you and yours. Look forward to hearing from you in
Speaker 1: the new year. Keep my fingers crossed from that. I
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Speaker 1: let's see what Carrol's got to say. Carol, Merry Christmas
Speaker 1: to you. Thanks for calling in this morning.
Speaker 9: Well, Merry Christmas to you too. I just want to
Speaker 9: say how much I enjoy listening to your show, and
Speaker 9: if I could, I would like to bring up memories.
Speaker 10: Yeah, absolutely, Okay, Well I used to listen to your
Speaker 10: dad too, and we sat there and I can remember
Speaker 10: the one Christmas thing we sang. There's one song, and
Speaker 10: you reminded me of it.
Speaker 9: This morning when you said Merry Christmas to someone. Have
Speaker 9: a marry marry, marry, merry Christmas. Yeah, have a happy holiday,
Speaker 9: put yourself into a glow underneath the mistletoe, have a
Speaker 9: Christmas in the good old session which I won't go up.
Speaker 1: I remember that song absolutely and stuff.
Speaker 9: Yeah. Also, I remember coming home from school for lunch,
Speaker 9: my mom would have Ruth Lions on.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and.
Speaker 9: She would alway sing we'd be there right in time,
Speaker 9: stay here, so you know how many every day, like
Speaker 9: today it would be five more days till Christmas?
Speaker 11: Five more days still Christmas right time?
Speaker 1: Taking me back even I remember some of that stuff, Carol,
Speaker 1: And yeah, I as I tell everyone who tells me
Speaker 1: that they listen to my dad, thank you for putting
Speaker 1: me through college. I mean that from the bottom of
Speaker 1: my heart. My dad obviously had a good, successful career
Speaker 1: here in the Greater Cincinnati area, had opportunities to leave
Speaker 1: over the years, with offers in different cities, and he
Speaker 1: just turned them down. He always loved Greater Cincinnati area.
Speaker 1: It was his home and he was embraced by the community,
Speaker 1: and there was no reason for him to ever want
Speaker 1: to leave. So you're listening to my father and everybody
Speaker 1: else who did over the years again helped put me
Speaker 1: through college. And so I truly truly appreciate that support.
Speaker 1: And I appreciate that my dad never had to leave
Speaker 1: Cincinnati and that he loved it so much, because I
Speaker 1: feel the same way. And I did leave the city
Speaker 1: for eight years in practice slaw in Chicago, and the
Speaker 1: best decision that I think I ever made, beyond marrying
Speaker 1: my wife was moving back Cincinnati. Five thirty five, fifty
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Speaker 1: Five thirty nine, the fifty five kr cit DE talk
Speaker 1: station got a Facebook instant message from Jeff. He said
Speaker 1: he wants to be a Fisherman. I said, hey, man,
Speaker 1: it's Christmas on the fifty five KRS morning show, so
Speaker 1: we won't be hearing for Primus at five point forty.
Speaker 1: But Joe Jill wants to remind everybody that if you want,
Speaker 1: if you need to hear your get your fix with
Speaker 1: John the Fisherman. It's easily available online. And I've been
Speaker 1: mentioning it to the completion of my eighteenth year in
Speaker 1: radio doing the math on that, and Joe said his
Speaker 1: anniversary was the seventeenth of this month. He's finishing up
Speaker 1: or actually going into his twenty eighth year, so twenty
Speaker 1: seven years working here currently for iHeartMedia and the multitude
Speaker 1: of its predecessor corporate formations and entities. So do you
Speaker 1: go back to TAFF broadcasting days, Joe now Ja Core
Speaker 1: in the middle of Jay cor when you were hired anyway,
Speaker 1: without further ado in the order in which they were
Speaker 1: received on the telephone screen, but saye Jim, welcome back,
Speaker 1: my friend, and Merry Christmas to you.
Speaker 6: Shame you, BT.
Speaker 14: I figured i'd call you early. I've got an event
Speaker 14: this morning and I'm great. I'm not gonna be able
Speaker 14: to listen to you, sorry after about six thirty, So
Speaker 14: I was just going to say to you and Joe,
Speaker 14: Merry Christmas. I did send you some pictures you probably
Speaker 14: haven't seen yet a few minutes ago. We got all
Speaker 14: dressed up yesterday Brian I bowed myself in aup of
Speaker 14: his friends and drove around to some hair salons and
Speaker 14: just waved at the ladies and gave out some candy
Speaker 14: canes to him and just a little Christmas cheer.
Speaker 1: Look at you, guys, I'm looking at the pictures right now. Man,
Speaker 1: you really you really did a number on the clothing
Speaker 1: that grin shout, who's the one in the Grinch outfit?
Speaker 14: He's actually a teacher at West High he teaches English,
Speaker 14: and the other gentleman with that little elf costume, he's
Speaker 14: the brother.
Speaker 2: How about that.
Speaker 14: So then you got Brian iboll A Clark Griswold, there's
Speaker 14: a squirrel in his back.
Speaker 6: And then I'm the one with the big head.
Speaker 1: I know, yes, of course I can see you.
Speaker 14: So anyway, we had a good time, rode around for
Speaker 14: a few hours, and they had to deliver some of
Speaker 14: the packages for the help squad and so forth.
Speaker 6: So I'll see him in about an hour or two.
Speaker 14: So this eventive Western Ools Country Club is is a
Speaker 14: yearly event that's for Petelly United, So it's gonna be
Speaker 14: a good time. But I just wanted to wish you
Speaker 14: guys on Merry Christmas. I know you're going to be
Speaker 14: also enjoy your time. Often keep those eyelids closed until
Speaker 14: about nine thirty in the morning.
Speaker 1: Oh you know that's going to happen, my friend. I
Speaker 1: truly appreciate it, and Merry Christmas to you. I certainly
Speaker 1: appreciate our friendship and always enjoy hearing from you West
Speaker 1: Side Jim, and I appreciate what you do over on
Speaker 1: the West Side in terms of politics and your engagement
Speaker 1: and trying to keep people on the right path. So
Speaker 1: you are well worthy of a very merry Christmas and
Speaker 1: happy New Year. And I hope to hear from you
Speaker 1: regularly throughout the calendar year next year, and of course
Speaker 1: hope to run into you at every listener lunch. You're
Speaker 1: able to make. God bless you. Jim appreciate it, Man
Speaker 1: new Amster, Gary, welcome back, my friend you to hear
Speaker 1: from you today, Marry Christmas.
Speaker 6: Just wanted to show my appreciation for you. Yesterday you
Speaker 6: said you had at least three more years on your contract,
Speaker 6: and might I say I've been listening to you for
Speaker 6: about twenty four years. Would be with your dad. I
Speaker 6: started off with your.
Speaker 2: Dad and.
Speaker 6: Your I hear your father and you all the time.
Speaker 6: That is a compliment big time.
Speaker 1: Oh I took it as such. Trust me. I still
Speaker 1: suggest that the shoes that my father left beneath the
Speaker 1: production board of the board here, I have never ever
Speaker 1: been filled like. I could never match the talent my
Speaker 1: father displayed on the Morning show over the years. But
Speaker 1: thank you very much for that. That is to me,
Speaker 1: that's the highest praise I can get.
Speaker 6: And I also appreciate Joe very much because he's been around,
Speaker 6: and I actually met Joe back when I went to
Speaker 6: your listener lunch back when I was stationed in Cincinnati
Speaker 6: for oh gosh, it had at least fifteen years ago.
Speaker 6: And it's just a pleasure. It's almost like you guys
Speaker 6: are my family and a Mary Chris listen to us all.
Speaker 1: Right, thank you very much in New Hampshire. Gary, I
Speaker 1: feel the same way about you in terms of the family.
Speaker 1: My entire listening audience is my family. Even though there
Speaker 1: are a lot of days during the week where I
Speaker 1: feel like I am a lone voice in the wilderness.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I just feel like I'm talking to myself, which
Speaker 1: is why Offen suggests I'd rather talk to you than
Speaker 1: hear the side of my own voice. But what I
Speaker 1: go out and about and I hear comments from folks
Speaker 1: who say they listen, I never call them, but I'm
Speaker 1: out here listening, it really warms my heart. But I
Speaker 1: do have the best listening audience in radio, there is
Speaker 1: no question about that. And I appreciate every one of
Speaker 1: you keeping me on my toes and reminding me that
Speaker 1: nobody knows everything call me up with comments and fun
Speaker 1: facts and information. I'm like, Wow, I did not know that. Wow,
Speaker 1: I do not know the answer to that question.
Speaker 12: Wow.
Speaker 1: I'm going to have to look into that. That keeps
Speaker 1: me sharper and keeps me learning and hopefully it helps
Speaker 1: me do a better job here on the fifty five
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Speaker 6: Into the.
Speaker 1: Five fifty. Would someone move chat away from the fire please?
Speaker 1: Some people get that my dad is smiling. Yes, Joe,
Speaker 1: I agree with you from above. Total approval with that
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Speaker 1: hundred two three Talk five fift fifty on AT and
Speaker 1: T phone. It is Christmas on the fifty five KC
Speaker 1: Morning Show. Last day of the year for me celebrating Christmas,
Speaker 1: but of course still continuing with some of the normal
Speaker 1: things we do, like Tech Friday. Coming up at six thirty,
Speaker 1: we're gonna have Rick Green with an inspirational message. His
Speaker 1: life story will be depicted in film. It's supposed to
Speaker 1: be released in March. We'll talk about that with Rick.
Speaker 1: At seven oh five. Mike Kisel, one of the those
Speaker 1: German guys if you are familiar with those German guys
Speaker 1: on Facebook's got a German Christmas in New Year's Events
Speaker 1: celebration at Moreline Loggerhouse. He's going to tell us all
Speaker 1: about it. Eight oh five and return of Bill O'Reilly
Speaker 1: with some commentary on politics, maybe shooting down to the
Speaker 1: continuing resolution, and of course promoting his book which are
Speaker 1: worthy of promotion. Christmas time is getting close by. It's
Speaker 1: not too late to get a copy of his book.
Speaker 1: Anybody you give it to will love it. Seventy I
Speaker 1: got to the status dup, but a hero of mine
Speaker 1: and maybe a whole lot more people. Now we got
Speaker 1: a seventeen year old retiree and this was in the
Speaker 1: stack of stupid previously who used his nine millimeter handgun
Speaker 1: to shoot down all the Walmart delivery drone that was
Speaker 1: hovering near his home in Florida, has entered a plea
Speaker 1: deal which could result in the eventual dismissal of the
Speaker 1: felony and misdemeanor counts that have been filed against him.
Speaker 1: Dennis Winn entered a Pretrial Inventor, an intervention program offered
Speaker 1: by prosecutors that, upon successful completion, result in the charges
Speaker 1: being dropped. The program, similar to probation, is offered defendants
Speaker 1: with no significant criminal history. A contract signed by Win.
Speaker 1: This PTI contract and prosecutors, defendant admitted his guilt and
Speaker 1: agreed to perform twenty five hours of community service at
Speaker 1: the conclusion of this PTI program, which could be as
Speaker 1: short as ninety days. Quote. State will not object to
Speaker 1: return of defendant's firearm in evidence close quote, So he's
Speaker 1: going to get his gun back as well. During the
Speaker 1: court conference, Winn was ordered to immediately pay five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars in restitution to Drone Up Delivery, a Virginia firm
Speaker 1: and Walmart partner that owned the drone that he shot
Speaker 1: with a single bullet from his sig South pistol props
Speaker 1: on the pistol choice. He charged with criminal information with
Speaker 1: discharging a firearm in public misdemeanor, excuse me and excuse me,
Speaker 1: criminal mischieff third degree fellony sent damage to the drone's
Speaker 1: payload system exceeded one thousand dollars. Former New Jersey fire
Speaker 1: captain arrested in late June and his home in Claremont, Orlando,
Speaker 1: a suburb after Drone Up employees told police their drone
Speaker 1: was fired upon when it flew over a residential area.
Speaker 1: Two man Drone Up team was in the neighborhood conducting
Speaker 1: mock deliveries to attract business interest in the new Walmart program.
Speaker 1: Drone had been flying at a height of two hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty feet before dropping down to seventy five street
Speaker 1: feet to demonstrate the deployment cable which a Walmart package
Speaker 1: would ultimately be attached to. When told investigators he was
Speaker 1: working on his pool equipment when he heard the drone
Speaker 1: whirling around in his front yard. After trying to show
Speaker 1: it off, he said, he pulled out his firearm from
Speaker 1: a gun safe and then shot. He said, Now they
Speaker 1: say I hit it, so I must be a good shot.
Speaker 1: Amen to that a moving target. It's seventy five feet
Speaker 1: well done. According to police body cam recording that captured
Speaker 1: Winds confession, Yes, I shot at it, and a query
Speaker 1: how much trouble am I? In claiming he was unaware
Speaker 1: of the drone was part of the Walmart fleet. He
Speaker 1: explained that he had passed experiences with drones flying over
Speaker 1: his house and believed that they were surveilling him. He
Speaker 1: didn't further explain why he thought his home on a
Speaker 1: quiet cult a sect was a target for aerial monitoring.
Speaker 1: But does it really matter? When the drone up workers
Speaker 1: heard gunfire, they said they saw Winn holding a handgun
Speaker 1: towards the sky ran back to the van while the
Speaker 1: drone returned to the Walmart supercenter about four miles away.
Speaker 1: Don't do it just saying okay. Twenty nine year old
Speaker 1: woman killed us sixty six year old man with gardening
Speaker 1: tools after knocking on the door of his Harrisbot, Huntburg
Speaker 1: home asking for help after she claims she was hit
Speaker 1: by a car. What police sent her the area of
Speaker 1: North sixth Street and win Esca, Wisconsio. Whatever about five
Speaker 1: you don't care? Wednesday, after receiving reports of a naked
Speaker 1: woman running around the neighborhood, What officers made contact with
Speaker 1: Chajia Greer of Harrisburg who was naked and covered in blood.
Speaker 1: Corner to the affidavit and probable Cause, gir told police
Speaker 1: she attacked and killed a man inside an apartment on
Speaker 1: North six while knocking on doors for help after she
Speaker 1: said she'd been hit by a car. Investigators went into
Speaker 1: the apartment found sixty six year old Michael Thompson lying
Speaker 1: face down in his living room floor, covered with blood.
Speaker 1: Blood found throughout the first floor of the apartment. Thompson
Speaker 1: pronounced dead of the scene from multiple stab wounds. Of
Speaker 1: the body's death ruled a homicide. Chief Deputy District Attorney
Speaker 1: Steve Zewhiski told the local news the motive is still
Speaker 1: unclear under investigation, but that the killing appeared to be
Speaker 1: a random attack. He said Greer used gardening tools made
Speaker 1: for trimming shrubs and tree limbs to stab Thompson repeatedly. Greer,
Speaker 1: taking a Harrisburg hospital, received treatment from minor injuries she
Speaker 1: said were the result of being hit by a car.
Speaker 1: After getting treatment, she confirmed she was involved in the
Speaker 1: scuffle in Thompson's apartment before she left through the front door.
Speaker 1: She also said Thompson was home alone when she knocked
Speaker 1: on the door five fifty six fifty five kr see
Speaker 1: the question no answer to the question why sometimes that happens?
Speaker 1: Plenty to talk about the six stock hour between six
Speaker 1: and six thirty. Then of course Tech Friday beginning with
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Speaker 15: Oh, you better watch out, You better not cry, better
Speaker 15: not poud.
Speaker 16: I'm telling you what. Santa Claus has come in to town.
Speaker 16: He's making a list, checking it twice, going to find
Speaker 16: out who's naughty on nice. Santa Claus is coming to.
Speaker 1: Time, continuing a fifty bock Kersey morning show tradition has
Speaker 1: been going on for I think longer than I've been
Speaker 1: on radio, Rob Rider, It is always such a pleasure
Speaker 1: to have you in studio to celebrate Christmas. Final day
Speaker 1: of work for me this year, and of course a
Speaker 1: little earlier than we normally do the Christmas Special, but hey,
Speaker 1: as long as we do it, and as long as
Speaker 1: you're around, it's a Christmas Special and it wouldn't be
Speaker 1: one without you. Good to see it, man.
Speaker 15: Good to see a partner.
Speaker 17: It is.
Speaker 16: It is so nice to get the call from Joe
Speaker 16: and saying will you be available on the twenty first
Speaker 16: or whatever date.
Speaker 1: It is for me to be able to say not
Speaker 1: only right, but damn right. Oh that's great. Yes, you know,
Speaker 1: like I said, it just wouldn't be the same without you. Man,
Speaker 1: So thank you very much for getting up a little
Speaker 1: bit of up. Maybe you get up early. I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe this is a normal time to get up in
Speaker 1: your world.
Speaker 16: No no. I set my alarm for four fifteen and
Speaker 16: woke up at three wow, and I said, I'm just
Speaker 16: going to get up now and have some coffee. And
Speaker 16: my daughter from Indonesia, who has been living in Indonesia
Speaker 16: for the past five years or so or six years,
Speaker 16: is in town and she's staying with us, and she
Speaker 16: was already up because her body clocks all straight up.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 16: But so we sat for a while and chatted, and
Speaker 16: then I showered and gathered my stuff, made a stop
Speaker 16: at the at the sugar factory, and came in. And
Speaker 16: you're telling me that you're not going to eat any
Speaker 16: of the shed I can't. I thank you from the
Speaker 16: bottom of my heart. And Lord, you have no idea
Speaker 16: how much I want to reach across the table and
Speaker 16: grab one of those pastries you brought in.
Speaker 15: But well, now you've got me embarrassed.
Speaker 16: You've got me, You've got You've guilted me, you become
Speaker 16: a Baptist all of a sudden.
Speaker 1: I just it's the you know, I'm doing my best
Speaker 1: again to keep that sugar out of my diet. And
Speaker 1: you know, half of it was to lose weight for
Speaker 1: my wife, and the other half was because there's been
Speaker 1: a lot of research and studies about how depriving your
Speaker 1: body of sugar can go a long way to help
Speaker 1: kill cancer.
Speaker 6: Well there you go.
Speaker 1: So I don't know if it works with lymphoma, but
Speaker 1: I know it works with other types of cancer. And
Speaker 1: everybody could do with less sugar in their target. Just
Speaker 1: the worst possible time of year.
Speaker 8: Man.
Speaker 16: Yeah, my oldest son, Romie, is a Type one diabetic,
Speaker 16: so he has to keep his eye on things and
Speaker 16: he has It's it's almost like the sugar lobby in Washington,
Speaker 16: d C. Has really applied some pressure to really damage
Speaker 16: the American public.
Speaker 1: I agree completely, and my listeners know who regularly listen
Speaker 1: to me, that's one of the reasons why I'm actually
Speaker 1: excited about RFK Junior's role in the upcoming administration. I
Speaker 1: think the guys alone on a lot of man but
Speaker 1: if to the extent he brings awareness to good nutrition
Speaker 1: to the American people at large, and to the extent
Speaker 1: he can have some impact on depriving the sugar lobby
Speaker 1: of it's a massive influence. I think it's going to
Speaker 1: be a good thing for everybody around, you know, and
Speaker 1: that the chemicals and the additives they put in foods,
Speaker 1: and I've just become kind of convinced that that may
Speaker 1: be in large part response, well, we have crappy diets.
Speaker 1: How is it over the past twenty years America has
Speaker 1: become a third to forty percent obese.
Speaker 16: I looked at some pictures of old pictures in Cincinnati
Speaker 16: on Facebook. Yeah, and I looked at a shot of
Speaker 16: Fountain Square from the nineteen seventies. I didn't see but
Speaker 16: about two or three the big cover shot two or
Speaker 16: three fat people in there.
Speaker 15: And now.
Speaker 16: I forgive me for saying so no, but I get
Speaker 16: on board a jetliner to goe or wherever, and the
Speaker 16: number of seat belt extensions is really sad.
Speaker 1: Well, I they call me ten ton Thomas. When I
Speaker 1: was in elementary school, Nah, I was a fat kid. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I and I see pictures from when I was
Speaker 1: a kid, No one would notice me these days. I
Speaker 1: just absolutely would be the normal sized kid today. When
Speaker 1: I was the fat kid when I was in elementary school,
Speaker 1: I got a lot of heat. I mean, I know
Speaker 1: what it's like to be, you know, fat shamed as
Speaker 1: it were. Wow, I'm glad you survived it well. You know,
Speaker 1: puberty and swimming for the Marlins tends to do a
Speaker 1: lot for Yeah, getting out of that baby fat stage.
Speaker 1: And I did not have a healthy diet when I
Speaker 1: was a kid. Marry freaking Christmas. Merry freaking Christmas to
Speaker 1: you two, and congratulations to the listeners who may not
Speaker 1: be aware, and I'm sure they already are aware. In
Speaker 1: addition to your storied career in entertainment the greater Cincinnati area,
Speaker 1: you've been doing air shows for You were doing air
Speaker 1: shows you just recently retired. You were the leading air
Speaker 1: show announcer in the country. They called you and you
Speaker 1: would fly all over the country and do these air
Speaker 1: show announcing. You knew everything. You knew all of the
Speaker 1: Blue Angels, pilots and the thunderbirds guys, and you knew
Speaker 1: about all the aircraft and such a wonderful job announcing
Speaker 1: thank you you just retired, and you mentioned your daughter
Speaker 1: that flew in from Indonesia to visit you. You had
Speaker 1: a special award given to you. You are now a
Speaker 1: member and were inducted into the Air Force Airshow Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and that was just about. It was a week
Speaker 15: ago last night it took place.
Speaker 16: And unbeknownst to me, Gille and if Jill and I
Speaker 16: went out there for the just for the tail end
Speaker 16: of the convention to do the banquet, because I knew
Speaker 16: the induction was coming. And at about eleven forty Thursday morning,
Speaker 16: a week ago and a day ago, I get a
Speaker 16: call from my son saying, there is a gift for you.
Speaker 16: You need to sign for it at the reception area
Speaker 16: near where they have the check in kiosks. So I'll
Speaker 16: be there in five minutes. I walk in there and
Speaker 16: all of a sudden, all my kids and spouses and grandkids,
Speaker 16: twelve people showed up.
Speaker 1: They were all there and for context those and I
Speaker 1: asked him, I said, was it one of those allergy
Speaker 1: inspiring moments? And of course yes, it was because, in
Speaker 1: addition to his relatives or family from the Greater Chicago area,
Speaker 1: your daughter from Indonesia actually flew in for that event.
Speaker 15: Yes, and she's still here with us.
Speaker 16: She's staying with us for a few days before she
Speaker 16: heads on back to back to Indonesia. But oh my goodness,
Speaker 16: it's good to have her and her body clocks all
Speaker 16: messed up. So I woke up at three and she
Speaker 16: was already.
Speaker 1: Well, if she's listening, good morning, and merry Christmas to you, Beth.
Speaker 15: There you are, she is listening as a matter of Oh.
Speaker 1: Okay, Beth can merry Christmas, Beth. And obviously you you
Speaker 1: really made an impact on the old man flying in
Speaker 1: from Indonesia for the air Show award. But congratulations on
Speaker 1: yourroduction to the Hall of Fame. But obviously well worth it.
Speaker 1: I'm surprised you weren't already in it.
Speaker 16: Well, it's I don't care how it happened, but the
Speaker 16: fact that it did happen. I don't care how it happened,
Speaker 16: but it did. To hear him, I missed it.
Speaker 1: He said they must hand those things out like candy.
Speaker 1: He could really bust eggs as it were.
Speaker 16: Well, I'm in the Hall of Fame with people like
Speaker 16: Bob Hoover, who is the most beloved aviator of our time,
Speaker 16: who passed away a few years ago, but he is,
Speaker 16: and other air show luminaries, and I'm just honored to
Speaker 16: be part of it. And now that I'm retired, I
Speaker 16: can pay more attention to the audio books and.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and to the extent you're not aware of,
Speaker 1: Rob makes a very nice living doing audio books recording
Speaker 1: him And I asked him when he came in because
Speaker 1: Peter Bronson brought you up when he was in the studio.
Speaker 1: I spent a whole hour with Peter here in studio
Speaker 1: talking about a variety of different things. And I love
Speaker 1: that guy. He is so story amazing and brilliant and
Speaker 1: knowledgeable about so many different topics. And so he an
Speaker 1: hour talking books and we you know, on air and
Speaker 1: off air, I found out he belongs to the same
Speaker 1: gun club I blante. So we're going to didn't know
Speaker 1: he was a shooter. Yeah, oh my god, not as
Speaker 1: much as me apparently, but you know, we all we're
Speaker 1: going to make an appointment to meet up there someday.
Speaker 1: But anyway, he's got the new book out and he
Speaker 1: mentioned that you had done the audio work for The
Speaker 1: Man Who Saves Cincinnati.
Speaker 16: Yeah, that's we're waiting on the artwork for that. Once
Speaker 16: that's in, it'll go in through quality control and it'll
Speaker 16: show up on Audible. I've already done the one for
Speaker 16: him on the Beverly Hill Supper Club. But Forbidden Fruit.
Speaker 1: He love that book.
Speaker 15: What an incredible story.
Speaker 12: And his.
Speaker 15: Peter Bronson's non fiction often.
Speaker 16: Reads a little bit like fiction because he puts characters
Speaker 16: out oh yeah, and gives them dialogue based on in
Speaker 16: the case of The Man Who Saved Cincinnati, based on
Speaker 16: diaries and articles written. And so I still had to
Speaker 16: come up with about thirteen characterizations for that book, like
Speaker 16: it was a novel.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 1: And you know the other component of that is and
Speaker 1: there's so many names in there that had, you know,
Speaker 1: have a familiar ring to them. I remember the bar
Speaker 1: Sleepout Louise, and I never knew that that was a
Speaker 1: real guy sleep Out Louis. Yeah, I mean, oh, I
Speaker 1: didn't know until he wrote the book and I read
Speaker 1: it was like, that's the actual person. He was a mobster,
Speaker 1: hitman or thug or something along those lines. I can't
Speaker 1: remember specifically, but he was involved.
Speaker 8: With a mob.
Speaker 16: Being here in this area and so close to Newport,
Speaker 16: we tend not to realize how critical Newport was in
Speaker 16: the development of Las Vegas because of Mode Dalits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this and the Cleveland for yes, that's Chicago mob too.
Speaker 1: It's just the whole thing. I mean that northern Kentucky
Speaker 1: was the epicenter of vice and crime and corruption and
Speaker 1: gambling and prostitution and uh so, anyhow, well.
Speaker 16: Mo Dallits said, everything he learned about putting together Vegas
Speaker 16: and establishing that he learned in Newport, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And you know how you know that because you
Speaker 1: read Peter Bronson's book for Exact City. Get a copy
Speaker 1: of it, folks, and the new one that just came out,
Speaker 1: and a plug for Peter Bronson. It's a worthy plug
Speaker 1: because you're gonna lover read the book and I guarantee
Speaker 1: you that Rob will be doing the voice work on it.
Speaker 1: And Peter Bronson's out there listening, going, wait a second,
Speaker 1: I hired somebody else. No, you didn't, Peter promise Land
Speaker 1: how the Midwest was won. You can get that at
Speaker 1: Chilidogpress dot com. That's Peter Bronson's publishing company, and if
Speaker 1: you have a book you're interested in having published, call
Speaker 1: Peter up or get in touch with them through chilidog
Speaker 1: press dot com. Pause right now at six sixteen more
Speaker 1: with Rob Ryder. Your phone calls are welcome, folks. Five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine fifty eight hundred eight two three. First a
Speaker 1: word for you got a holiday gift you haven't gotten yet.
Speaker 1: I got a place to go my favorite gun store
Speaker 1: and indoor shooting range twenty two three on Route forty
Speaker 1: two between Mason eleven, and that's where I got my
Speaker 1: Christmas gift this year. I'm gonna give my wife credit
Speaker 1: cause of course we both have salaries and we both
Speaker 1: you know, buy things throughout the year. But paulat kept
Speaker 1: asking me what I wanted for Christmas this year, and
Speaker 1: I kept saying I don't need anything. I don't need anything.
Speaker 1: So after the third time she has, I said, Okay,
Speaker 1: I want a forty five seventy lever action Marlin. She's like, what,
Speaker 1: I guess You've got their own Christmas gift for themselves.
Speaker 1: Thanks to Wendy at twenty two three for scoring that
Speaker 1: for me. It only took two days for her to
Speaker 1: get it. But They've got a huge selection of firearms.
Speaker 1: They have handguns, long guns, they have ammunition. They have
Speaker 1: an indoor range which is superior to all safe, very
Speaker 1: safe because of the range. Safety officers keep people in
Speaker 1: mind their p's and q's so you can focus on
Speaker 1: why you're there. They have a class gift cards. You
Speaker 1: get somebody a gift card from twenty two three. They
Speaker 1: can apply it to a classroom training for beginners all
Speaker 1: the way through pro shooters. They've got levels all across
Speaker 1: the board there, or just to use for range time
Speaker 1: or some of the accessories, or put it toward firearms.
Speaker 1: It's twenty two three again online. I'm sorry. I'm around
Speaker 1: forty two between Mason eleven, Til, Wendy and Jeff, the
Speaker 1: owners that Brian said hi when you go there, and
Speaker 1: the rest of the staff is wonderful. Oh and they
Speaker 1: also have a gunsmith there. It's twenty two three dot com.
Speaker 1: The number twenty two followed by the word three spelled
Speaker 1: out twenty two three dot com, fifty five KRC dot com.
Speaker 7: I think at home kolenoscopy tests are enough.
Speaker 12: Think you.
Speaker 16: And dashing through the snow in a one horse open
Speaker 16: slade or the fieldry goal, laughing all the way, bells
Speaker 16: on my fielding making spirits bright.
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Speaker 1: Well done, Rob Rider in studio with his guitar, celebrating
Speaker 1: Christmas here on the fifty five Cars Morning Show. We're
Speaker 1: still gonna do tech part of it. Had her the
Speaker 1: next segment. But before that, let's get John's telephone. Call John,
Speaker 1: and Merry Christmas to you. Thanks for calling in.
Speaker 6: Merry Christmas.
Speaker 18: Just want to rob the old people you old street,
Speaker 18: Castleford Lane.
Speaker 15: Hey, Hi to you.
Speaker 1: Thanks John, very very much. What are thirty years we
Speaker 1: were in that house on Castleford Lane?
Speaker 2: That's all John?
Speaker 18: Yeah, we came in I guess late before your first
Speaker 18: wife passed and I can't some of your daughter's baby
Speaker 18: asat for us a few times.
Speaker 15: Oh my god, wow John, thank you man. Oh I
Speaker 15: know who you are.
Speaker 1: Hi John, Now I got it together finally. Thanks for
Speaker 1: calling in Merry Christmas, Bud, Merry Christmas. Thanks for sharing
Speaker 1: the memories. I can see like Rob's face just just
Speaker 1: lit up the moment you realized he was talking.
Speaker 15: To the baby sitting there. Finally made the connection.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, some babysitting. Huh yeah, good way to earns
Speaker 1: some money when you're a young lady. He yea, and
Speaker 1: my daughter did some babysitting as well.
Speaker 16: Anyhow, there's still babysitting for somebody. Will always be babysitting
Speaker 16: for somebody, even if it's at a distance.
Speaker 1: Well I'm not you're not yet. Well no, actually the dog,
Speaker 1: my daughter and Eric's dog, well, and my daughter got engaged.
Speaker 1: I don't know if you heard me say that. I
Speaker 1: did hear that Lauren and Eric were so I had
Speaker 1: a great Christmas gift that was yeah, maybe be honest
Speaker 1: with you really really really made my paul out in
Speaker 1: my day to finally you know, someone had asked me
Speaker 1: and I mentioned this on the air the other day.
Speaker 1: I think it was someone from doctor Peck's clinic, because
Speaker 1: I was gonna get my my by teeth cleaning and
Speaker 1: talking about it. Uh and uh, And she said, well
Speaker 1: did he ask permission? And I started cracking up. I said,
Speaker 1: he didn't ask permission. I said, I've been busting his
Speaker 1: eggs for the past year about what's taken him so long. Eric,
Speaker 1: we're talking about it. We've been talking about it, like so, yeah,
Speaker 1: finally the day, the day finally came. So they haven't
Speaker 1: got a date set yet, that's okay. We're just happy
Speaker 1: that the formalities are in place, and we're very impressed.
Speaker 1: As I like to say, it's like he's the perfect
Speaker 1: ying to her yang or yang to her yang kind
Speaker 1: of thing. Boys great when it can with that balance.
Speaker 1: So I think they relatively keep each other in check.
Speaker 1: At least it appears that way. At least we're starting
Speaker 1: off on an optimistic level because I got a lot
Speaker 1: of friends who are not happy with the choice of
Speaker 1: their children and who they married. So you know, he's
Speaker 1: got that going for us, which is nice. Also nice
Speaker 1: coming up Tech Friday, but day've had it. We'll talk
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Speaker 1: No the ban on TikTok because people won't do the
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Speaker 1: Dave've had it with tech Friday coming up next. After
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Speaker 1: Welcome back, Dave Hatter, Hey.
Speaker 8: Brian, always good to be here. Can Rob do a
Speaker 8: little Juice Priest Force or maybe some Iron Maiden?
Speaker 1: Iron Maiden Joe asked specifically if he could do some Maiden,
Speaker 1: and he doesn't know any Maiden tunes. And I feel
Speaker 1: in Rush because you and I both are huge Rush fans.
Speaker 16: I will tell you guys that in air shows there
Speaker 16: are certain songs by like ac DC and Ozzie Osbourne,
Speaker 16: and some of that get played over and over again
Speaker 16: and That's one of the one of the benefits of
Speaker 16: not announcing ear shows that I do not have to
Speaker 16: listen to Crazy Train or Welcome to the Jungle, you know,
Speaker 16: things like that.
Speaker 1: Again, Yeah, I've never ever been a fan of guns
Speaker 1: n' Roses, but oh yes, I've been listening to the
Speaker 1: Crazy Training my entire life, and I've never gotten sick
Speaker 1: and tired of hearing that song. I think the guitar
Speaker 1: riff on that is absolutely fantastic. Randy Rhoads rest in peace,
Speaker 1: all right, Dave Hatter TikTok. We have the opportunity on
Speaker 1: our own to not use TikTok. Dave, You've been telling
Speaker 1: us that for years and years and years. Don't use it.
Speaker 1: It's a Chinese Communist party vacuuming up of information and
Speaker 1: steering people in various political directions. Don't use it. It's bad.
Speaker 1: But here we are. We need legislation because people are
Speaker 1: incapable of making the right decisions on their own.
Speaker 8: The second part of what you said there, Brian, I
Speaker 8: think is the most significant piece. Yes, they're sucking up
Speaker 8: enormous amounts of information. Talked about this extensively. I encourage
Speaker 8: folks go to the Apple Store and Apple App Store
Speaker 8: rather and look at the privacy label for TikTok. It's
Speaker 8: rather shocking. But here's the key thing. I think again,
Speaker 8: it's the persuasion piece, it's the propaganda piece. It's the
Speaker 8: fact that they can control the narrative. And I want
Speaker 8: to remind folks too, these things are not you know,
Speaker 8: they're connected to each other. I found an article the
Speaker 8: other day which I had somehow missed in the past
Speaker 8: in the Hill. This is from January of twenty one.
Speaker 8: For Chinese firms, theft of your data is now illegal
Speaker 8: requirement because you know, the TikTok thing is coming to
Speaker 8: a head. But this is Tamu. It's really all of
Speaker 8: these apps. And when you read through this article, it
Speaker 8: points out that the National Intelligence Law of twenty seventeen,
Speaker 8: the Data Security Leave of twenty twenty, and the Cryptology
Speaker 8: Love of twenty twenty compel Chinese business and citizens, through
Speaker 8: basically anything in China to turn over anything the Chinese
Speaker 8: government asks for at any time.
Speaker 1: So again, you are a company out of China, you
Speaker 1: must cooperate with the government and give them literally everything
Speaker 1: you've got top to bottom, including any data that you've
Speaker 1: vacuumed up from the Americans or anybody else you got
Speaker 1: access too.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 8: Yeah, so this I just wanted to point out for
Speaker 8: people who might question is here's where it's cited. You
Speaker 8: can look into it for yourself and see for yourself,
Speaker 8: and I'll post this in all my links and so forth.
Speaker 8: But the privacy and the data hoovering is important, but
Speaker 8: I think it's less significant of the propaganda piece. You
Speaker 8: and I have been on the TikTok war path for
Speaker 8: a long time. You know, I've been trying to raise
Speaker 8: the alarm on this and really any of these Chinese
Speaker 8: apps because again, subject to these laws, they have to
Speaker 8: turn over anything they collect, and in most cases their
Speaker 8: data collection is very aggressive. This data can then be
Speaker 8: turned around for the propaganda piece. Right, So, the TikTok
Speaker 8: thing is coming to a head. I know it's gone
Speaker 8: to the Supreme Court. I don't believe they've heard the
Speaker 8: case yet. Theoretically, as of January nineteenth, TikTok will be
Speaker 8: banned in the United.
Speaker 1: States, no kidding.
Speaker 8: Ah, Yes, And I'm i gotta tell you, Rob. While
Speaker 8: I'm generally against this sort of thing, not because of
Speaker 8: the data collection, but because of the persuasive power of
Speaker 8: the propaganda piece, the fact that they control the narrative.
Speaker 8: I'm in favor of banning it. So I know, well,
Speaker 8: President elect Trump is all over the map on this.
Speaker 8: He was a fort he was against cities four. I
Speaker 8: don't you know, I don't know where this is going,
Speaker 8: but I hope it happens.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I compared it earlier. If the Soviet
Speaker 1: Union was still around and we treated the Chinese like
Speaker 1: we treated the Soviet Union, TikTok never would have even
Speaker 1: been in our country period. And a story, you know,
Speaker 1: the idea that a foreign entity that is an enemy
Speaker 1: of us and it is seeking to undermine us. Every
Speaker 1: single day we are engaged in a form of cold
Speaker 1: war or warfare with them. It just doesn't happen to
Speaker 1: involve bullets. You know, this is a this is a
Speaker 1: warfare tool, propaganda, And you know, I know that I
Speaker 1: sound like a crazy tinfoil had guy with my conspiracy theory,
Speaker 1: but I'm thoroughly convinced and said a lot of the
Speaker 1: division that has been brought about in this country over
Speaker 1: the past decade or more has been stirred up and
Speaker 1: fomented by the Chinese Communist Party because they want us
Speaker 1: divided as a society. They do not want a unified Gee,
Speaker 1: God bless America. Look at the flag proudly waving and
Speaker 1: stand beneath it, loving your freedoms and liberties. They don't.
Speaker 1: That's terrible for them, and I don't. And they use
Speaker 1: every vehicle they can to undermine that. TikTok just happened
Speaker 1: to be one component in a much broader scheme. Look
Speaker 1: how much they've invaded our infrastructure online through the routers
Speaker 1: and through these various softwares like volt typhoon and salt
Speaker 1: typhoon and the other ones that we've discovered. Oh look
Speaker 1: what's lurking on our systems. That's them waging war. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I agree with that.
Speaker 8: They are definitely a significant adversary. We're just in a
Speaker 8: non kinetic war cold war. Like you said, You know,
Speaker 8: you can look at any three letter of government agency.
Speaker 8: They're warning about infiltration in the in the infrastructure. You know,
Speaker 8: they're tonia spite in the past, them trying to kill
Speaker 8: off into end encryption, which I know we're going to
Speaker 8: get to here in a minute.
Speaker 1: Yeah, let's line. Let's do that one next.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, you need it. Because of all this infiltration,
Speaker 8: and then here you are, like to your point, Brian,
Speaker 8: imagined during the Cold War or during World War Two,
Speaker 8: where we have allowed Nazi radios that could listen to
Speaker 8: you and broadcast Nazi propaganda or Soviet propaganda. Yeah, no,
Speaker 8: of course, of course you wouldn't. And then on top
Speaker 8: of it all, we're generating billions in revenue for their
Speaker 8: government through these companies, whether it's taxes or whatever. It's
Speaker 8: it's just totally insane. And the sooner people realize that,
Speaker 8: you know, we need to stop supporting our adversaries and
Speaker 8: support our own country, our own tech, our own employers
Speaker 8: will be a lot better off.
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Speaker 1: And that's probably the only time I've ever heard a
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Speaker 1: Indeed, and in fact, if you know, if you do,
Speaker 1: you know the South Park version of that song? Okay,
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Speaker 1: I know it was Jimmy, right, Joe jim Jimmy the
Speaker 1: kid with a stutter? Yeah. And back to Tech Friday,
Speaker 1: Dave had or that spot you got it moving. We're
Speaker 1: gonna do it out of order. Since you were talking,
Speaker 1: you mentioned in crip apps, So let's take the encrypted apps.
Speaker 1: Will end on the woman who got scammed in the
Speaker 1: next segment.
Speaker 8: Okay, so encrypted apps. I'm going to the Cybersecurity Infrastructure
Speaker 8: and Security Agency just put out a new publication on
Speaker 8: December eighteenth, Mobile Communications Best Practices Guidance. I'm reading to
Speaker 8: you from this a website SCISS as part of DHS.
Speaker 8: This guidance was crafted in response to identified cyber espionage
Speaker 8: activity by the People's Republic of China government off the
Speaker 8: leaded threat actors targeting commercial telecommunications and structure infrastructure. And
Speaker 8: then it's a document with tips for how to protect yourself,
Speaker 8: which includes the ending encryption we're going to talk about here.
Speaker 8: You know, the FBI has now said and again this
Speaker 8: is on one hand, I'm happy that people are waking
Speaker 8: up to these realities, and then hopefully as people see this,
Speaker 8: they'll say, maybe I should stop using Chinese platforms, apps, hardware,
Speaker 8: et cetera, for all the reasons we just talked about.
Speaker 8: But on the other hand, it's it's almost funny that
Speaker 8: you know, the government has done everything possible to try
Speaker 8: to kill in the end encryption and all in the
Speaker 8: encryption means is it uses the public key infrastructure to
Speaker 8: create a public and private encryption key, and you can
Speaker 8: use tools that, when implemented correctly, I allow you to
Speaker 8: encrypt the content so that even the platform signal would
Speaker 8: be one. For example, when they've recommended one, I would
Speaker 8: recommend for this, even signal can't read your messages because
Speaker 8: they can't break the encryption right, Yeah, and.
Speaker 1: Our own government hates it because our government then can't
Speaker 1: spy on us.
Speaker 8: That's exactly right, Brian. So they've done everything possible to
Speaker 8: try to tamp this down, to put back doors in it,
Speaker 8: and I would point out it looks like backdoors were
Speaker 8: used to hack the telecommunications network. A backdoor is always bad.
Speaker 8: The bad guys will eventually find and and uh, you know,
Speaker 8: take advantage of that back door.
Speaker 1: So the structor button, you know, you know now that.
Speaker 8: I now you've thrown me off, Brian. Now now they're
Speaker 8: saying use it into encryption, you know, Signal and WhatsApp.
Speaker 8: Here's the thing I want to point out for around
Speaker 8: of time, if you're on the Apple platform and you're
Speaker 8: sending texts to other Apple users, Apple has supported an
Speaker 8: endo encryption for their text platform for a long time.
Speaker 8: Android has it now. But one of the problems is
Speaker 8: if you're on Android and I'm on Apple. While it's possible,
Speaker 8: it's difficult to send into end encrypted messages. You got
Speaker 8: to turn on a bunch of stuff and have the
Speaker 8: right versions and all that sort of thing, right, so
Speaker 8: you can fall back to a third party app like
Speaker 8: Signal or WhatsApp. I would remind folks what's app is
Speaker 8: a metaproduct, and I generally trying to avoid using anything
Speaker 8: from meta slash Facebook. But with signal, so you and
Speaker 8: I Brian can have the Signal app and you know,
Speaker 8: we can add each other to it. And one of
Speaker 8: the problems is, you know, getting people in the setup
Speaker 8: and so forth. Now, if we're going to we're gonna message,
Speaker 8: you have to have signal, I have to have signal,
Speaker 8: et cetera. I mean, it's not it's not a gigantic burden,
Speaker 8: but it is kind of a pain. It creates some friction.
Speaker 8: But that's the way. And they're encouraging this now for
Speaker 8: people to stop sending unencrypted texts, to use encryption wherever
Speaker 8: they can because of the infiltration and the telecom network.
Speaker 8: And let me point out one one key thing before
Speaker 8: we run out of time. Because of the infiltration in
Speaker 8: the telephone network or the telecom network, they're now saying
Speaker 8: that multi factor authentication using text right the six digit
Speaker 8: code you getting a text, you should stop doing that.
Speaker 8: Stop doing that. It's better than nothing. But you know
Speaker 8: those texts are going unencrypted through the telecom network. They
Speaker 8: can be intercepted. I've been telegeople for a long time.
Speaker 8: That's the least good way to do it. And authenticator
Speaker 8: app is better. Past keys are better, hardware keys are better.
Speaker 8: I would encourage folks to look into an app like authye,
Speaker 8: but you know, any multi factor authentication is better than none.
Speaker 8: But text based multi factor authentication can be intercepted thanks
Speaker 8: to these hacks. And this again, this isn't doomsday, Dave
Speaker 8: the tinfoil hack guy.
Speaker 1: This is your federal government telling you this, and real quick,
Speaker 1: and I don't want to go too long over one
Speaker 1: minute over anyway. But insofar as using your cell phone
Speaker 1: and text for the multi factor authentication, I get that immediately. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I immediately type that multi factor authentication and is
Speaker 1: let's say, to get into my bank account, and then
Speaker 1: then then I'm in it, and and that multi factor
Speaker 1: authentication number is no longer usable. So in order to
Speaker 1: take advantage of that through hacking into and reading my
Speaker 1: text message, wouldn't they have to be sitting there in
Speaker 1: real time in front of my bank account log in,
Speaker 1: after already figuring out my password to log in that
Speaker 1: multi factor authentication number.
Speaker 8: You are right, then, is all ideoretically a one time
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Speaker 8: point that I've been trying to make in general what
Speaker 8: we've talked about on here so many times. Brian. You know,
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Speaker 8: of times I get that look like, come on, man,
Speaker 8: this can't be real. So, assuming you believe this news report,
Speaker 8: here a woman has been scammed out of at least
Speaker 8: twenty thousand dollars, and it goes to show you a
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Speaker 8: be how creative and devious they are, and see how
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Speaker 8: your money. So in this case, she is a fan
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Speaker 8: starts talking to this guy again, it's a fake account.
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Speaker 8: builds some rapport, then starts to say that his dog
Speaker 8: is sick and he needs money yeah I mean, you know,
Speaker 8: and that they're in love, and he sent her a
Speaker 8: like a thirty dollars ring, and her family eventually gets
Speaker 8: involved in this, so she's out all this money. And
Speaker 8: at some point along the way, when they started to
Speaker 8: question this, the scammer used an AI voice cloning tool.
Speaker 8: I keep trying to convince people this is real. Uses
Speaker 8: an AI voice cloning tool. You know, you can go
Speaker 8: watch watch the show, get the guy's voice, plug it
Speaker 8: into one of these tools. And now he's talking to
Speaker 8: her as this person, you know, saying things like have
Speaker 8: you found someone else? You know you're not getting back
Speaker 8: to me, ya da YadA YadA. This woman even got
Speaker 8: on a plane and tried to fly out to meet
Speaker 8: this person that I'm sure that would not have gone well. Thankfully,
Speaker 8: they were able to intercept that. But the bigger point is,
Speaker 8: you know, and they mentioned in this article some FBI
Speaker 8: stats on this. We've talked about this site before, Brian
Speaker 8: ic three dot gov Internet Crime Complaints Center. The FBI
Speaker 8: not only puts out PSAs and they've just recently put
Speaker 8: out some useful ones for people, encourage them to check
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Speaker 8: Well, thanks, Brian, I appreciate it. You know it's my
Speaker 8: pleasure to do it. I'm Merry Christmas and happy near
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Speaker 8: And I'll post all this stuff in the show notes
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Speaker 1: Oh yah Void that like the plague there's rob it
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Speaker 16: And I learned from Dave Hatter wait to see there
Speaker 16: you go on this segment on this show.
Speaker 15: Thank you, Dave.
Speaker 1: God bless you, Dave Hatter. Stick around, Rick Green a
Speaker 1: god story. Talk about someone who appreciates God, it hit
Speaker 1: a moment in time, a moment of clarity which transformed
Speaker 1: his drug, adult and criminal life into one of hope.
Speaker 1: And I've had him on the program a number of
Speaker 1: times over the years. His movie they made a movie
Speaker 1: about his life, and it's coming out post production going
Speaker 1: on right now, released in March. Rick's going to be
Speaker 1: joining the program raft Top of the Hour News to
Speaker 1: continue our Christmas celebration here on the fifty five KRC
Speaker 1: Morning Show, How you can stick around your voice, Thank
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Speaker 15: Merry Christmas.
Speaker 1: It reminds me of is the Charlie Ron Christmas when
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Speaker 1: of Christmas song is that? It's Beethoven and Christmas music? Well,
Speaker 1: that's yes, Christmas music. Welcome back Rob Rogers in the
Speaker 1: studio with his guitar of course, Brian Thomas wishing everyone
Speaker 1: a very merry Christmas and celebrating the fifty five KRC
Speaker 1: Morning Show Christmas Special, which I always look forward to
Speaker 1: every year because we get to lighten things up and
Speaker 1: getting a celebratory mood in spite of all of the
Speaker 1: muck that's still going on in the world. And today
Speaker 1: a very special, extra special day because our friend Rick
Speaker 1: Green from Spirit Works Ministries is back in studio with
Speaker 1: director Savon and the star of the movie Curtis, to
Speaker 1: talk about the upcoming movie about Rick Green's life. Rick
Speaker 1: Green had a moment of clarity and he's gonna remind
Speaker 1: us his backstory on this and how God transformed his life.
Speaker 1: And you can find Rick and learn more about it
Speaker 1: and get books at spirit Worksministries dot com. Joe's already
Speaker 1: added that to the blog pay fifty five krcy dot com.
Speaker 1: Rick Swah, Curtis. Great to have you guys in the studio.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, especially Rick. Good to see me.
Speaker 17: Hey, thank you for having me. I've been waiting on
Speaker 17: this day for a long time. It's been nine years
Speaker 17: trying to get this movie.
Speaker 1: Move that mic a little closer to you when you've
Speaker 1: got it. Nine years since the did the concept come
Speaker 1: up for the movie nine years ago?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 17: God pushed me to make this movie and he never
Speaker 17: stopped pushing me. And I remember sank gud I never
Speaker 17: made a movie and he just kept pushing me. God
Speaker 17: pushes you a lot.
Speaker 2: He loved me.
Speaker 1: Well, I know that the whole point of the movie,
Speaker 1: which is an amazing thing, and it's uplifting. And some
Speaker 1: people have strugg obviously. We have clinics, and we have
Speaker 1: rehab programs, and we have jails for people who commit
Speaker 1: crimes a lot of times because they're involved with drugs.
Speaker 1: We have people that grow up in bad households and
Speaker 1: have bad lives. That's the story of your life. But
Speaker 1: not everybody has God stepping in and then immediately transforming it,
Speaker 1: which is really the most amazing part about your story.
Speaker 1: Remind my listeners that backstory so they have some context
Speaker 1: for those who haven't heard you here on the fifty
Speaker 1: five KRCY Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Well, I grew up in the projects of Cincinnati.
Speaker 17: It was tough, and there was a lot of violence,
Speaker 17: and there was always alcohol and drugs in our home.
Speaker 17: I tell people one of my first memories and smell
Speaker 17: at three or four year old, I still smell it
Speaker 17: to this day. It's the smell of a bar. When
Speaker 17: I got older and went to a bar, I didn't
Speaker 17: realize that was my home. I saw things, I heard things,
Speaker 17: you know, four and five year olds shutting. I heard
Speaker 17: there was just a lot of evil in our home,
Speaker 17: and I was doing anything that I could to escape it.
Speaker 17: Because my mom never told me she loved me. And
Speaker 17: I'm sixty one. I feel damaged from that to this day.
Speaker 17: I imagine I never understood how someone could birth you
Speaker 17: and not say they love you.
Speaker 2: And I didn't know what to do with that pain.
Speaker 17: And one day I snuck downstairs and got one of
Speaker 17: my father's beer. They're always laughing and joking, the adults.
Speaker 17: I thought they were having fun. I wanted to have fun.
Speaker 17: I didn't know by grabbing that beard it would go
Speaker 17: from beer, it would go from weed. It would go
Speaker 17: to cocaine. They would go to prison. I didn't see
Speaker 17: all those steps Satan had before me, and I fell
Speaker 17: for every one of them. But I told people, I
Speaker 17: can't blame Satan or anybody for my whole life. When
Speaker 17: I blamed the man in the mirror, nobody forced me.
Speaker 1: I chose it. Yeah, you know, I make that point
Speaker 1: about my philosophy is boiled down. There's a Dostojeski clote,
Speaker 1: and I don't have to quote the whole thing, but
Speaker 1: the point he makes to his friends this conversation that
Speaker 1: they're having amongst themselves is you know, look around you,
Speaker 1: the beautiful that the star or the moon, the stars,
Speaker 1: the birds, all this beauty we have and all these
Speaker 1: wonderful things that we're surrounded by. And he makes the
Speaker 1: point life is heaven and you only need to recognize that,
Speaker 1: and you'll embrace each other and weep. I think it's
Speaker 1: kind of how the quote goes, but I've always interpreted
Speaker 1: that to mean you're responsible for how you perceive life.
Speaker 1: If you go around and you are, in fact surrounded
Speaker 1: by bad things, it's easy to fall into the trap
Speaker 1: of viewing everything negatively and making your life because you
Speaker 1: choose to do that a hell Or you could look
Speaker 1: at life as the gift that you've been given from God.
Speaker 1: Life is that ultimate gift from God, and enjoy it
Speaker 1: and embrace it while you got it, because you know,
Speaker 1: you may believe in heaven, you may believe that there's
Speaker 1: going to be some beautiful angelic environment after this life
Speaker 1: is over, and that's wonderful, but this is what you
Speaker 1: actually are dealing with and have. So if you choose
Speaker 1: to make it a hell hole, that is the person
Speaker 1: in the mirror's choice to do it.
Speaker 17: Yeah, I always tell people I don't think addiction is
Speaker 17: all powerful. People might want to perceive it. It's that's
Speaker 17: the case. Why come eleven kids, all of us them
Speaker 17: become alcoholic and addicts the point almighty? If people want
Speaker 17: to perceive it, why am I doing it today?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I didn't want to die Natic.
Speaker 17: I looked at him in the mirror and I didn't
Speaker 17: like him, and I divorced him twenty six years ago
Speaker 17: and I'll never go back to him.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't want to be him no more.
Speaker 1: Well, and if you had remain that person, you probably
Speaker 1: wouldn't be alive, and you certainly wouldn't have a movie
Speaker 1: made about your life. And this miracle that you experienced.
Speaker 1: What was the moment that how did it occur to
Speaker 1: you when this conversation you're having with yourself about and
Speaker 1: reflecting on where you are looking at the drug addicted
Speaker 1: person who's been in prison and experienced all this you
Speaker 1: always described to a sort of it was almost like
Speaker 1: instantaneously you transformed in a moment's time. What was that
Speaker 1: like and it was like a lightning bolt? Or did
Speaker 1: you just immediately realize that God was right there and
Speaker 1: he was going to show you a different way, and
Speaker 1: it's hard for someone who hasn't experience that to perceed it.
Speaker 17: I was in the jail, so I probably at the
Speaker 17: lowest point of my life. And I tell people I
Speaker 17: hate standing this part, but I have to say it.
Speaker 17: I remember saying whispered to me, why don't you just
Speaker 17: kill yourself because you'll you'll never beat me? And it
Speaker 17: angered me, and I said, why don't you kill yourself?
Speaker 17: I never heard nobody. What's that to me? I know God,
Speaker 17: this holy righteous and he loved me. He never talked
Speaker 17: to me like that. I said, that's the enemy, and
Speaker 17: I said, why don't you kill yourself?
Speaker 2: Wow? It angered me, but that anger pushed me in
Speaker 2: the right direction.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: But I never heard nobody say that to me. And
Speaker 2: I was a fan, but something woke up in me
Speaker 2: when he said that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, the Lord works some mysterious ways. It
Speaker 1: may very well have been God's suggestion to you about that,
Speaker 1: to bring about that moment of clarity, Like, dude, you've
Speaker 1: reached the lowest point you're ever going to reach. Why
Speaker 1: don't you just get rid of yourself? And that was
Speaker 1: the motive. I mean, right there, it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: God's thinking and stuff. What are we going to do
Speaker 1: to make Rick a better person?
Speaker 8: Here?
Speaker 1: We really got to I don't want to say, like
Speaker 1: be slap them, you know, And you just responded with
Speaker 1: the same kind of message back at that evil message,
Speaker 1: which is that's awesome, all right, which is inspirational, which
Speaker 1: is how you ended up writing a book about it.
Speaker 1: You've actually written quite a few books. You have some
Speaker 1: children's books on your website. You wrote Spirit Works, a
Speaker 1: God story about your life in this transformation. And somehow,
Speaker 1: in some way, Savant, the director of the movie, found
Speaker 1: out how did you you can get the mic? Now
Speaker 1: take it away from Rick your turn? How did you
Speaker 1: find out about this story? And what was your I mean,
Speaker 1: how did you decide to make a movie out of it?
Speaker 2: Well, Rick reached out to my cousin.
Speaker 1: She do poetry.
Speaker 17: I don't recall the exact time or how soon after
Speaker 17: Rick talked to her that he reached out to me.
Speaker 17: But I mean people calling email and text me all
Speaker 17: the time, and you just say, okay, well, I'm in
Speaker 17: the service business. I'm gonna be polite and respond back
Speaker 17: as best as I can. But Rick was very adamant
Speaker 17: through his process, and he's been adamant throughout it. So
Speaker 17: he reached out. We met up and I heard his story.
Speaker 17: I'm like, oh yeah, this is definitely different from what
Speaker 17: I've done. I would love to bring this to life.
Speaker 17: So we met up and Rick has been constantly pushing
Speaker 17: it since day one.
Speaker 1: He doesn't give up, does he does? And are you
Speaker 1: still doing your your your your mission work and handing
Speaker 1: out food and uh and and and and sandwiches and
Speaker 1: stuff to the folks that in need?
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I feed the homeless every Saturday and north
Speaker 17: side of Hampton Avenue. I love my assignment. I hope
Speaker 17: God never removed me from it. We're year seven, over
Speaker 17: ten thousand bags.
Speaker 1: Now, are you kidding me?
Speaker 2: I don't know how me and my wife found the money.
Speaker 2: God just keep me.
Speaker 1: Well, that's what the donate button is for on your website.
Speaker 1: So I'll encourage my listeners in this giving holiday spirit
Speaker 1: A donation to Spirit Works will end up helping Rick
Speaker 1: and his wife hand out sandwiches to the homeless in
Speaker 1: downtown Cincinnati every Saturday throughout the year. So inspirational it is.
Speaker 1: We'll continue, and we're gonna meet the actor who plays Rick.
Speaker 1: His name is Curtis. He's in studio as well, and
Speaker 1: I was joking with both of them. I said, man, Curtis,
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Speaker 1: It's like one of my favorite Christmas two Rob Ryder
Speaker 1: in studio, which is of course tradition here in the
Speaker 1: fifty five Cassey Morning Show. And we are celebrating Christmas
Speaker 1: and in a great way today doing the talking all
Speaker 1: about Rick Green and his story which he calls a
Speaker 1: god story and Savanti director who has directed the movie.
Speaker 1: And it is in post production, meeting the filming is done.
Speaker 1: You're doing the editing right now? Or is it all done?
Speaker 1: You got it in the can?
Speaker 2: Now the movie's done and we have a date for it.
Speaker 1: Oh so it's it's finished, March sixth, March six Now
Speaker 1: where where we before we meet the actor who Curtis Williams,
Speaker 1: who's playing Rick in the movie. Where's the movie going
Speaker 1: to be available, is going to be on in movie theater,
Speaker 1: is gonna be online. How are we gonna find it?
Speaker 17: We are doing our first showing in March six, six
Speaker 17: pm and seven point thirty at the Springdale Nazarene Church.
Speaker 17: That's one one one seven seventh Springfield Pike. That's Cincinnati,
Speaker 17: Ohio four five two four six. What do those first
Speaker 17: two showings and then we'll have it online with an
Speaker 17: announcement to follow.
Speaker 1: Well, you have an invitation in counter your twenty twenty
Speaker 1: five to come back or even just call him with
Speaker 1: a segment to remind people it's coming out and to
Speaker 1: get there and to see it and uh and uh
Speaker 1: we'll get people's reaction from it as well. Moving over
Speaker 1: to the young man who is in studio, nineteen year
Speaker 1: old Curtis Williams, who has was selected to play Rick
Speaker 1: Green in the movie. Curtis, Man, it's great to meet
Speaker 1: you today and good to have you in the studio.
Speaker 2: It's great to be here.
Speaker 1: Thank you for having me, and congratulations on Land of
Speaker 1: the Park. And I gave you props for you know,
Speaker 1: outshining Rick over here in terms of you know, I'm
Speaker 1: sure that's why he picked you. It's like I want
Speaker 1: my young self to be a you know, good looking guy. Anyway,
Speaker 1: what was it like playing Rick? And I guess I
Speaker 1: want to ask you from your experiences of life and
Speaker 1: you graduated from gamble gamble montessories, all right, I want
Speaker 1: to make sure people knew that local man you are.
Speaker 1: Can you relate to Rick's young young wife?
Speaker 16: You know all.
Speaker 1: I don't want you to reveal personal family is serious,
Speaker 1: but as an actor playing a man who went through
Speaker 1: these hardships, could you connect with them on some level?
Speaker 20: I couldn't really relate to him as much as in
Speaker 20: terms of like all the trauma that he went through, thankfully,
Speaker 20: very much, thankfully.
Speaker 2: And I had a very good life growing up.
Speaker 20: But that's why I was kind of excited to do
Speaker 20: this role because I was kind of playing something that
Speaker 20: I never did before the challenge.
Speaker 2: And that's that's just how you grow as an actor.
Speaker 20: You play roles that you're not really sure like how
Speaker 20: you're gonna do, like once the cameras are on, and
Speaker 20: I just feel like that's like like that's just always
Speaker 20: going to help you improve, like with every step of
Speaker 20: the way. Sure, yeah, it's a growth thing and it's
Speaker 20: like absolutely.
Speaker 1: I always said, you know, I practiced saw for sixteen
Speaker 1: years before I got I was offered this job. And
Speaker 1: I always say to people because a young man, maybe
Speaker 1: it was just a year older than you, asked me
Speaker 1: what I want to be on radio? What do I
Speaker 1: need to do to do that? And my response to
Speaker 1: him and I didn't want to be a jerk, but
Speaker 1: was practice law for sixteen years. You need life experience,
Speaker 1: you need to learn a lot of things, and it's
Speaker 1: all a building block, and you end up every little
Speaker 1: thing you do builds that knowledge base and you become better,
Speaker 1: a better person for it, and you're capable of dealing
Speaker 1: with a broader variety of topics in my case and
Speaker 1: in your case. Of course, this role playing someone that
Speaker 1: you have no real connection with. Again, thankfully, well, of
Speaker 1: course serve you really well down the road. So you
Speaker 1: want to be you want to be an actor as
Speaker 1: a career.
Speaker 2: Yes, I do.
Speaker 1: All right, Well how long is you? How long did
Speaker 1: you feel that way?
Speaker 2: Ever?
Speaker 20: Since I was a little kid. Really, I've always just
Speaker 20: wanted to be an entertainer. So I just I was
Speaker 20: just trying to find any way that I could. So
Speaker 20: as soon as I graduated high school. I was always
Speaker 20: looking for possible acting roles, and I got my first
Speaker 20: one through my cousin, Josiah Johnson, who owns his own
Speaker 20: production company, Yosaiah Vision, which I'm very thankful that he
Speaker 20: gave me my very.
Speaker 1: First role, I bet.
Speaker 20: And I got my second role through four Fall Youth Studios,
Speaker 20: which again I'm very thankful that they gave me the
Speaker 20: opportunity because I was not expecting to get these roles,
Speaker 20: because of course I was looking for the roles. But
Speaker 20: when you don't have as much experience, of course everyone's
Speaker 20: gonna say, well, you don't have much experience, so how
Speaker 20: can we trust you.
Speaker 1: It's a circular argument. Well, damn, you don't give me
Speaker 1: the job, how am I going to get the experience?
Speaker 15: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, it's crazy. Well, you know it. It wasn't
Speaker 1: for God intervening in Rick's life and transforming his life
Speaker 1: to create a story, then you never have the role
Speaker 1: and another building block for your future, your future career.
Speaker 1: So it's amazing how all those kind of things kind
Speaker 1: of line up and work out, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is.
Speaker 1: That's wonderful. And how about the fellow actors that you
Speaker 1: work with. How many people are in the movie in
Speaker 1: terms of parts.
Speaker 17: There's about there's about I won't say, between twenty five
Speaker 17: and thirty speaking roles.
Speaker 1: So really it.
Speaker 17: Was a challenging, but it was a fun challenging. Let's
Speaker 17: find somebody that can work with this person and then
Speaker 17: you get them on set play. Oh, it worked perfect,
Speaker 17: and then you got to do it like ten to
Speaker 17: fifteen different more times.
Speaker 1: Do you have any problem connected with the actors? You
Speaker 1: guys all play well together and figure each other out,
Speaker 1: and oh.
Speaker 20: Yeah, the energy with all my castmates was absolutely amazing.
Speaker 20: I was happy to work with such an amazing group
Speaker 20: of people and possibly learn from them, because I always
Speaker 20: take every role as a learning experience to take notes
Speaker 20: from my fellow castmates on how to do this and
Speaker 20: how to do that, because again, like that's just how
Speaker 20: you grow as an actor.
Speaker 1: And that's what smart people do. It's like journeyman apprentice
Speaker 1: that you learn from the journeyman when you're an apprentice,
Speaker 1: and next thing you know, you're teaching others the craft yourself. Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful. Well,
Speaker 1: we're looking forward to March sixth to get to check
Speaker 1: out the movie at the Springdale Nazarene Church. Got that right,
Speaker 1: spring Down Nazarene Church. You can go ahead and put
Speaker 1: it down on your calendar now six pm showing a
Speaker 1: seven thirty showing as well, and then it'll be online.
Speaker 1: But we'll bring the crew, or at least Rick and
Speaker 1: Savant back, and you're Curtis. You're welcome to come back
Speaker 1: again too if you would when the movie kicks off.
Speaker 2: But I'll be happy to come back anytime.
Speaker 1: Fantastic. I wish you guys the best, I really do.
Speaker 1: I hope the movie is a huge success. The message
Speaker 1: is certainly one worthy of spreading, and I'm glad you're
Speaker 1: able to do it and come in the studio talk
Speaker 1: about it this time of year, given that you know,
Speaker 1: Christmas is coming up and we've got a lot to
Speaker 1: be thankful for. And Rick, I know no one more
Speaker 1: than you is thankful for what God has done for
Speaker 1: you and how He's transformed your life.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, I love what God has done for me.
Speaker 17: And I also love my city. I told people Cincinnati
Speaker 17: is a star in the movie too.
Speaker 2: I love my city.
Speaker 1: That's great, you know I mentioned that earlier because my
Speaker 1: dad had a lot of opportunity. He was on the
Speaker 1: radio here in Cincinnati for more than forty six years,
Speaker 1: and he had a lot of opportunities over the years
Speaker 1: to leave. I think he got an offer in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: I think New York one time, and he loved Cincinnati
Speaker 1: so much he never wanted to go. He was happy here.
Speaker 1: He had a family and his listening audience. He was comfortable.
Speaker 1: And that's and I'm thankful for that too, because I
Speaker 1: wasn't ever uprooted, and I got to grow up in Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: And I also know what it's like to live someplace
Speaker 1: else because I lived in Chicago for eight years. And
Speaker 1: I've said it earlier, one of the smartest decisions ever
Speaker 1: made in my life, beyond asking my wife to marry me,
Speaker 1: was moving back to Cincinnati from Chicago. So anyway, Savant
Speaker 1: Curtis Rick, best of luck, all the love in the world.
Speaker 1: Merry Christmas to you and yours. We'll look forward to
Speaker 1: having you on next year, and a happy New Year
Speaker 1: to you both. It's seven twenty eight fifty five KRC
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Speaker 4: I am granted from my spotless little kitchen in the suburbs.
Speaker 21: Well on to day time is here again, and I've
Speaker 21: had many.
Speaker 4: Requests to give my wonderful recipe for my spicy proof cake.
Speaker 5: You know a secret.
Speaker 21: Well let's get down of business. We'll start by digging
Speaker 21: out a raid on big mix like what I got here.
Speaker 21: The better this one. I made the ceramics class of
Speaker 21: the Women's House for correction. That's when I was younger.
Speaker 12: All a time.
Speaker 21: This ball major's for me five feet across.
Speaker 16: I was in a long time.
Speaker 21: Let me offer good behavior.
Speaker 4: Well, we use a bag old canoe paddle for a mixer.
Speaker 4: Now I we're ready to put in all the secret ingredients. First,
Speaker 4: three pounds of dates. Next, two courts of brandy and taste.
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Speaker 4: Three pounds of mixed nuts, two courts of brandy.
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Speaker 4: Three pounds of dried plums mixed well, three courts of.
Speaker 21: Brandy taste SAG's really get that on holidays in you
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Speaker 4: Bad Now two rounds are raising, I mean pounds of raisins,
Speaker 4: three quarts of brandy.
Speaker 21: Taste sway of blady. Now we I like the holidays.
Speaker 4: Ten bross cherries five courts of Brandy.
Speaker 21: I hack make it bad. That's the devil.
Speaker 4: Wickmel, I mean makes the well of sir, and case shazam,
Speaker 4: I'm gotting more. Mom, bring on Richard Burton. I don't
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Speaker 21: Fifteen quarts of beautiful home.
Speaker 22: I have fought like this, And so went unt with
Speaker 22: my mother in law. She linger thready lean over and
Speaker 22: think a lot of things.
Speaker 16: Now they gone on.
Speaker 12: That.
Speaker 21: Who can saying there? It's a great place to spell
Speaker 21: the holidays lived?
Speaker 16: So Holly, I was gonna sing, please Daddy, don't get
Speaker 16: drunk this Christmas.
Speaker 1: That was seeing a daddy. That would have been perfect.
Speaker 1: Many of my listeners have heard that, and probably heard
Speaker 1: it even before I was around. You know, my dad
Speaker 1: did that, recorded that, and that's his own stuff, and
Speaker 1: he made that all up himself. And he was only
Speaker 1: if I recall correctly, I think it was like twenty
Speaker 1: two or twenty four years old. He was in his
Speaker 1: early twenties when he did that Grannie's Holiday fruitcake. And
Speaker 1: Dad absolutely hated to hear that. Really yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 1: don't know what it was about it.
Speaker 6: I just.
Speaker 1: Didn't like it when when he would be played and
Speaker 1: Joe I might remember that the dad hated when we
Speaker 1: wanted to dust that off and play it and hear it.
Speaker 1: But Dad has no ability to tell me though. And
Speaker 1: of course Joe Strucker is the one responsible for pulling
Speaker 1: it out and queuing it up. And I appreciate that
Speaker 1: that was my dad Granny's holiday fruitcake recipe. I counted
Speaker 1: thirty five courts of brand. That's a real family recipe too. Anyhow,
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Speaker 1: We're having fun today. If you got a holiday memory
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Speaker 1: We got some time before the top of the hour
Speaker 1: when Mike Haisel, he is one of those German guys
Speaker 1: that's a Facebook site. He's going to tell us all
Speaker 1: about a German Christmas in New Year's event that's coming
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Speaker 16: Now to the lords in crazes, are you within this
Speaker 16: place and with true love and brotherhood each other?
Speaker 15: Now embraise this holy time of Christmas.
Speaker 16: Small other stuffy face, Oh tidings of Calmford and joy.
Speaker 15: I'm out of practice.
Speaker 1: Well done, I say, sound pretty good to me. Then again,
Speaker 1: I only know a handful of bar cords. I don't
Speaker 1: even know what the key is like, play me an
Speaker 1: ei whatever.
Speaker 6: There it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rob Ryder and his guitar holiday tradition. Here a
Speaker 1: fifty five KERCD talk station. We've been doing it a
Speaker 1: lot of years, a lot of years, and I never
Speaker 1: get tired of it.
Speaker 6: I guess.
Speaker 1: Got a text from my beautiful bride. Hello, you sound
Speaker 1: really happy today. I love you. I'm not acting. I'm
Speaker 1: not you're happy acting? Well, come on, man, I got
Speaker 1: two weeks ahead of me off of vacation. Not that
Speaker 1: I don't enjoy going to work, but I get to
Speaker 1: sleep in, which I really it's one of my favorite
Speaker 1: things to do when I do get vacation days, so
Speaker 1: I don't have to get up at two thirty in
Speaker 1: the morning and I like, you know, looking over at
Speaker 1: the alarm clock and just going and then it's like
Speaker 1: nom nom noam namb and I go back to sleep.
Speaker 16: So then that means then we could get together with
Speaker 16: you guys, and you wouldn't have to leave at seven o'clock.
Speaker 1: That is correct, So let's do that over the break.
Speaker 1: Let's do that because I need some steak tartar, yes
Speaker 1: with the egg on it. Of course. Is there any
Speaker 1: way to eat steak tartar? You can count on that.
Speaker 23: Rob.
Speaker 1: We'll get some dates on the calendar and get together,
Speaker 1: which I enjoy. Love getting together with you two folks.
Speaker 1: If you want to call in five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty,
Speaker 1: eight hundred and two and three talk found five fifty
Speaker 1: on your AT and T phones. I guess the big
Speaker 1: news story this morning is the fact they didn't get
Speaker 1: a deal done, and they shouldn't have had to get
Speaker 1: a deal done this end of the year. Crap, pardon
Speaker 1: my French, just really irks the hell out of me.
Speaker 1: And so they had the fifteen hundred plus page Omnibus
Speaker 1: c R, which was going to keep us gutting through,
Speaker 1: you know, to keep the government open through March. Three
Speaker 1: lousy months, fifteen hundred pages shot down in flames, filled
Speaker 1: with pork, including raises for Congress and a bunch of
Speaker 1: the critic legislation that they should work on independently, not
Speaker 1: just write it down and shove it through at the
Speaker 1: last minute, which is what they do intentionally. They know
Speaker 1: at the beginning of every county year they've got twelves
Speaker 1: appropriation bills they need to finish. That is their sole
Speaker 1: job as far as I'm concerned, it's in their job description.
Speaker 1: And they fail every year, epic failure. So you can
Speaker 1: blame the Republicans. You can blame the Democrats, every damn
Speaker 1: one of them. It is all of their collective fault
Speaker 1: for not doing their jobs throughout the year and getting
Speaker 1: the spell twelve spending bills put together. Oh, they passed
Speaker 1: the Defense bill, sure, even though the Defense Department can't
Speaker 1: pass the damn audit eight times fail. Oh there's your
Speaker 1: nine hundred billion. Well, when it comes to everything else,
Speaker 1: they wait to the last minute and then they get
Speaker 1: angry at each other. And because obviously at the tail
Speaker 1: end of the Biden administration, Democrats are trying to get
Speaker 1: every single thing that they can get done. That's what
Speaker 1: that bill that shot down on Wednesday was all about.
Speaker 1: That's why Musk and everybody else came out against it.
Speaker 1: Then fifteen hundred pages magically gets whittled down to one
Speaker 1: hundred and sixteen pages, which would have kept the government
Speaker 1: open shot down in flames. It's the government's going to
Speaker 1: shut down. I feel very confident, how if, I mean,
Speaker 1: just let it just contemplate that for a moment in time,
Speaker 1: fifteen hundred plus pages down to one hundred and sixteen
Speaker 1: and they accomplished basically the same thing, except one of
Speaker 1: them doesn't is impact with all kinds of pork and
Speaker 1: pet projects and other stuff. And because the Democrats didn't
Speaker 1: get their way, they sure as hell we're not going
Speaker 1: to vote for the whittled down one hundred and sixteen
Speaker 1: page version. And so now they get to stay there
Speaker 1: for Christmas or just more likely just shut the government
Speaker 1: down and go home and enjoy their Christmas meal because
Speaker 1: they didn't do their job. They failed to agree on
Speaker 1: full year budgets for twenty twenty five despite months of
Speaker 1: negotiations failure. So does anybody feel sorry for the government
Speaker 1: employees aren't going to have a pay check over at
Speaker 1: Christmas break?
Speaker 16: Oh, but they come back and they get their back pay.
Speaker 16: It gets retroactive, except for those of us who are
Speaker 16: contractors with the government doing air shows. Like when I
Speaker 16: announced when I lose those shows because their military bases
Speaker 16: or whatever or other shows after shut down, I never
Speaker 16: got my money back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, And you know what, I have not much sympathy
Speaker 1: for any anyone connected with the government because everything that
Speaker 1: goes along with government, including working with them as a subcontractor,
Speaker 1: comes along with multiple strings attached, like knowing ahead of
Speaker 1: time that they won't do their job and you'll be
Speaker 1: at the end of the year and a government shutdown
Speaker 1: will be threatened. That is the person or the entity
Speaker 1: with whom you have entered into a contract. You've seen
Speaker 1: it happen year after year after year. You got eyes
Speaker 1: wide open. Now do you want to enter an arrangement
Speaker 1: with them or not knowing that that could happen. That's
Speaker 1: your choice. And I say that about the government employees
Speaker 1: as well. What about the COULT people in the coal industry.
Speaker 1: When they pull the plug on the entire industry and
Speaker 1: thousands of people lose their job because of government action,
Speaker 1: no one weeps for them, no one cares about them.
Speaker 15: So we're all.
Speaker 1: Connected with this monstrosity, yep, and we got to live
Speaker 1: with the aftermath and the challenges that we face as
Speaker 1: a consequence. But honestly, I really, I personally am not
Speaker 1: going to feel a government shutdown. It will not impact
Speaker 1: my life and iota so but we all know who's
Speaker 1: to blame, the collective, all of them. Seven fifty five
Speaker 1: KC detalk station. I feel better or not? I got
Speaker 1: that off my chest. See, I was in a great
Speaker 1: mood all morning. Sounds happy. I got Devo the phone, Dave,
Speaker 1: hang on a minute, would you please, because I want
Speaker 1: to pass out some sound advice, and that is, do
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Speaker 1: an echo cardiogram and ultrasound long screening your cardiac going
Speaker 1: because you're gonna pay an arm and a leg at
Speaker 1: the imaging department at the hot This is what they do.
Speaker 1: They make fat bank at the imaging department. It's one
Speaker 1: of the reasons medical expenses are so high well, because
Speaker 1: everyone at some point in their life is going to
Speaker 1: need one of these things, and I've had a multitude
Speaker 1: of them, and so I took my own advice, not
Speaker 1: the most recent one, because they required a surgeon to
Speaker 1: do the biopsy, So you can't always go to affordable
Speaker 1: Imaging Services. But the CT scan I had prior to
Speaker 1: that Affordable Imaging Services, and I'll vouch for the fact
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Speaker 1: using is the same as what is used at the hospital.
Speaker 1: The people that are operating it have decades of experience.
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Speaker 1: board certified radiologist report that you and your doctor will
Speaker 1: both get within forty eight hours. What did my doctors
Speaker 1: say about the CT scan that I got needed a contrast? Sorry, Brian,
Speaker 1: looks like your cancer is coming back. So I got
Speaker 1: bad news, but not a word about the quality of
Speaker 1: the image or the radiologists report. It was all fine.
Speaker 1: And of course I told her ahead of time that's
Speaker 1: what I was gonna do. She said fine, because she
Speaker 1: knows I had a choice. When it comes to my
Speaker 1: medical care, so probably save myself thousands of dollars. You
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Speaker 15: A seat the talk station. It's the most wonderful time
Speaker 15: of the.
Speaker 16: With those kids jingle belling and everyone telling you be
Speaker 16: a good che.
Speaker 15: It's the most wonderful.
Speaker 8: Time of the.
Speaker 1: Certainly having a wonderful time today with Rober Ryder and studio,
Speaker 1: all the guests who've got lined up. We're gonna go
Speaker 1: over to the Phone's got a couple of callers on line.
Speaker 1: Get try to get as many as possible. He welcome
Speaker 1: to the show. Thanks for holding over the black Hey there, Brian,
Speaker 1: how are you doing great today? Thanks for asking.
Speaker 23: I just want to say Marry Christmas to you and
Speaker 23: Rob Ryder. I miss Rob Crossroads Church. He was awesome
Speaker 23: there and his dad at College Ill Presbyterian back in
Speaker 23: the day.
Speaker 1: Well, I am the dad, Oh you are. I am
Speaker 1: from the vineyard about.
Speaker 23: Oh wow, you know my dad real well from back
Speaker 23: in the day at College Hill Presbyterian World.
Speaker 6: Anyway, Yeah, I just want to say Mary Christmas to you, Brian.
Speaker 23: I missed your Dan on the radio up to You
Speaker 23: and I are the same age and I woke woke
Speaker 23: up to him every morning back in the eighties going
Speaker 23: to high school and uh, and he just made me laugh.
Speaker 12: Granny was great.
Speaker 23: I actually was listening to him live when when the
Speaker 23: helicopter went down with McCormick.
Speaker 12: I'll never forget that morning and terrible.
Speaker 23: I know you know's thet's the same well prayer for
Speaker 23: her family today.
Speaker 1: Yea, amen that you really appreciate the well wish's Dave,
Speaker 1: And right back at you the Merry Christmas and yeah,
Speaker 1: that rock my dad's world. That was one of the
Speaker 1: most he That was one of the most impactful radio
Speaker 1: programs he ever had to do, and he talked about
Speaker 1: it quite a bit over the years. Yeah, terrible day, terrible.
Speaker 2: Day, Nick.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show, Merry Christmas. Thanks for calling in
Speaker 1: this morning.
Speaker 11: Merry Christmas. Thanks for taking my call, Brian, And this
Speaker 11: is Nick Knowle as you know, the author God Given Freedom. Yeah,
Speaker 11: the book that is not our freedom.
Speaker 1: You just wrote a book to remind us about our
Speaker 1: God given freedom.
Speaker 11: Yes, that's right, and I wanted to wish you merry
Speaker 11: Christmas and no health getings.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 11: You know, I don't normally pronounce my name Noel, but
Speaker 11: my brother does that all the time. The reason is
Speaker 11: because he spent most of his life as a musician.
Speaker 11: And he used to tell me, he said, went when
Speaker 11: I'm in Europe, or I'm in Africa, or I'm in
Speaker 11: Japan or California or some other foreign country, said, when
Speaker 11: I say my name no, well, people know how to
Speaker 11: spell it. Oh yeah, so they know right away how
Speaker 11: to spell it. Otherwise they just don't. And you know,
Speaker 11: this is, uh, this is We've been fighting this for years,
Speaker 11: for nine years. You know, he was the he was
Speaker 11: the keyboard player, he was the white guy Jamaican reggae band,
Speaker 11: and he traveled all those places. He traveled all those places,
Speaker 11: so when he said his name no, Well, they would
Speaker 11: know who he was. And so anyway, I just I
Speaker 11: want to say Merry Christmas and no algories. And I
Speaker 11: always plug my book or God Given Freedom which is
Speaker 11: on Amazon and people who get.
Speaker 6: It there for me at No.
Speaker 11: L three three four five at hotmail dot com. But
Speaker 11: I just want to say Merry Christmas and thanks for
Speaker 11: taking my call and have a good time off.
Speaker 1: Appreciate it. I love how you parlayed the Christmas wishes
Speaker 1: into an ad campaign for your book.
Speaker 8: Nick.
Speaker 1: That's hilarious. I have a great Christmas, my friend. Take
Speaker 1: care of befoord to seeing your listener lunches next year.
Speaker 1: Seven fifty six May five, Kseny talk stations.
Speaker 15: A Green Christmas.
Speaker 1: It's a green Christmas. It's a German Christmas and New
Speaker 1: Year's event at the Moreline lockerhouse. We're gonna hear from
Speaker 1: Mike heislerf to the top of their news about that
Speaker 1: Bill O'Reilly joins a program at eight thirty five talk
Speaker 1: about his opinion on politics. Maybe he shares my thoughts
Speaker 1: about this ridiculous continuing resolution.
Speaker 2: Don't know.
Speaker 1: We'll ask Bill about that. And he has great gift
Speaker 1: opportunities in the form of literally any one of his books,
Speaker 1: so I'm sure we'll talk about Bill's books again. That's
Speaker 1: at eight thirty five. I'll be right back after the news.
Speaker 23: Your voice thank you for taking that call your country
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Speaker 16: Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree, how lovely are thy branches?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 16: Joe Strecker, you gave to me the song without no chances.
Speaker 1: Oh that's awesome, well done on the fly. Now, how
Speaker 1: come you couldn't do that craft work number I asked
Speaker 1: you to do? Of course we're talking and he didn't
Speaker 1: do it in German either, in spite of the fact
Speaker 1: that joining us one of the one of the two
Speaker 1: those German guys, Mike is a welcome to the fifty
Speaker 1: five Cars Morning Show. You can find those German guys
Speaker 1: on Facebook under duh those German guys Welcome Mike. It's
Speaker 1: good you have you on the morning show. Gooding Morgan,
Speaker 1: the Gates, en Or the Gate and z Or I
Speaker 1: don't remember my my approach. What very good And that's
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Speaker 15: Yeah, vol hair comment.
Speaker 1: And gimutlik kite here on the fifty five kre Morning
Speaker 1: Shaw All morning, because we are doing our Christmas celebration.
Speaker 1: Rob Ryder in studio doing his best to keep up
Speaker 1: with our musical request. Better learn some craft work before
Speaker 1: next year. They're a writer. But Mike's doing the program
Speaker 1: not only to to point out that you should follow
Speaker 1: him with along with the other folks, to follo him
Speaker 1: online and Facebook at those German guys talking things German.
Speaker 1: We got a big celebration coming up and he's going
Speaker 1: to give us the info on it. Sounds like a
Speaker 1: German Christmas event going on, Mike, we do.
Speaker 12: We are doing Midnight and Munich at more Line Loggerhouses
Speaker 12: New Robling Event Center. So the cool thing about that,
Speaker 12: Brian and for all your listeners is you don't have
Speaker 12: to stay up till midnight here because Munich is six
Speaker 12: hours ahead of us. So we get to ring in
Speaker 12: the new year with Munich at six pm with a
Speaker 12: champagne toes.
Speaker 1: Oh that's awesome.
Speaker 6: Yeah, four to six.
Speaker 12: At the new event Center. You can get your tickets
Speaker 12: online on more Line Facebook page or look on those
Speaker 12: German Guys page. Just look for Midnight in Munich and
Speaker 12: you can click on that at The event goes four
Speaker 12: pm to eight pm. We have the Polka Warriors playing
Speaker 12: so and there's a fey dinner. It's a great time.
Speaker 12: It's opened up, you know, families, kids as well. So
Speaker 12: there's a lack of going on at Moreline Loggerhouse that
Speaker 12: week in too, because they also have the Cincinnati Chris
Speaker 12: Kennelmark going on until January fifth as well.
Speaker 1: So well, be good. Well, that's a that's a great
Speaker 1: thing too, Mike. I know, we have the second largest
Speaker 1: october Fest, just behind Munchin in Munich. Are we I
Speaker 1: seem to recall, are we like a sister city with
Speaker 1: them or something like that.
Speaker 12: We are. Uda Paka is the head of that. We
Speaker 12: are sister cities of Munich. That's been something that's going
Speaker 12: on for a long time as well. We have exchange
Speaker 12: students to come here from Munich to Cincinnati through the
Speaker 12: Munich Sister Cities, and we also been exchange students over there,
Speaker 12: so it's really kind of neat. We're also trying to
Speaker 12: help them the kids here in Cincinnati. Okill's High School
Speaker 12: has a German program and they also go pay have
Speaker 12: a class trip every year. Some of the kids can't
Speaker 12: afford to go. We're raising money to help send those
Speaker 12: kids that can't go. We do like a broadworst bingo
Speaker 12: at Cantina. We're also selling Split the Pot tickets at
Speaker 12: Christ Cincinnati Chris Kennemart on Friday, Saturday and Sunday most weekends.
Speaker 12: So you'll see those German guys out there with the
Speaker 12: Split the Pot tickets and proceeds go to help the kids.
Speaker 1: Oh that's fantastic. I'm glad to sear the oak Kills
Speaker 1: High School German clubs store around. That's where I started taking.
Speaker 1: You had to select the language. At least I recall
Speaker 1: having to select the language, and that's when I selected German.
Speaker 1: So I took German two years and it Oak Kills.
Speaker 1: And then of course I had to take a language
Speaker 1: in college because of course, being a political science major,
Speaker 1: it was so very important that I take a language.
Speaker 1: I don't know, you can hear the during my voice
Speaker 1: for mandatory classes, but I took German, and sadly Oakhills
Speaker 1: and University of Cincinnati failed to teach anything to me
Speaker 1: because I can't recall much beyond the words I just
Speaker 1: spoke to you a moment ago, and some phrases that
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to utter on on the.
Speaker 12: Air on the air, but that's okay. You did very
Speaker 12: well with the ones, you know, so that's good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was pretty good. One thing. I was pretty
Speaker 1: good at his pronunciation. I was able to manage that.
Speaker 1: And you know, Peterborough give So that's right, commus, that's right.
Speaker 1: And that's just a celebratory atmosphere and mood, which is
Speaker 1: exactly what's going to be going on at the German
Speaker 1: Christmas and New Year's event. More Line loggerhouse. Again, the
Speaker 1: tickets can be found at those German Guys dot com
Speaker 1: or people have to search for the more Line website,
Speaker 1: or maybe Joe Strecker he probably has already updated my
Speaker 1: blog page fifty five cars dot com to include a
Speaker 1: link for that. Oh I didn't have to ask, he
Speaker 1: just told me. He confirmed it. So fifty five krsee
Speaker 1: dot com for the tickets. Now, let my listeners know
Speaker 1: what you do on your on your your Facebook page
Speaker 1: and what you do at those German Guys dot com.
Speaker 1: What's it all about.
Speaker 12: Well, we're just into promoting all things German and Cincinnati.
Speaker 1: We promote all the.
Speaker 12: Different German events through the different German clubs. We also
Speaker 12: were helping City of Cincinnati promote the Octoberfest downtown Cincinnati.
Speaker 12: We've also teamed with Greg Hardman, the owner of Moreline Loggerhouse,
Speaker 12: to help promote a lot of his events. And we
Speaker 12: also had our own German beer hall last weekend at
Speaker 12: the Cincinnati Chris kennemartin the Rougling Events Center. So we
Speaker 12: just pretty much try to, you know, keep the German
Speaker 12: culture alive and well, ran into your buddy last night,
Speaker 12: Joe Strecker. He came to our tig tapping at Cantina
Speaker 12: beer Garten and Eterie Peter Schuster. He's a German immigrant
Speaker 12: and actually we need to congratulate Peter. He became an
Speaker 12: American citizen this week, soat congratulations to Peter becoming an
Speaker 12: American citizen. He has a little German restaurant, Cantina down
Speaker 12: on Harrison Avenue. The food is absolutely fantastic and those
Speaker 12: German guys. We do a keke tacking usually the third
Speaker 12: Thursday of the month.
Speaker 6: There we bring in a new.
Speaker 12: German beer that a lot of people haven't had, or
Speaker 12: it's a traditional German favorite beer that we bring in,
Speaker 12: and you know, we kind of go around to all
Speaker 12: the different events and try to help out and perpetuate
Speaker 12: German culture that is terrific. Follow all of that and
Speaker 12: get all the dates on our Facebook page as well.
Speaker 12: We do have a website those German Guys. We update
Speaker 12: that sporadically, but you know, for the up to date
Speaker 12: stuff that we have going on this month, and it's
Speaker 12: easier to follow it on Facebook because it's easier for
Speaker 12: as to update that.
Speaker 1: Well, I am a follower myself, so just want to
Speaker 1: let you know I got your site up right now,
Speaker 1: and you know, I'm glad you mentioned that Canteena because
Speaker 1: now I've got another restaurant I can try out. It
Speaker 1: sounds wonderful. Can I ask you, have you ever convinced
Speaker 1: the guys over at Moreline Loggerhouse or the brewery to
Speaker 1: make a those German guys beer, a special beer in
Speaker 1: honor of you guys. That'll be cool because a lot
Speaker 1: of the micro brewers are doing that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, they are. Brian, you're the second person that has
Speaker 12: asked us that. We were on Fox nineteen with Steph d.
Speaker 12: T Trantonio last week and he asked the same questions.
Speaker 12: So that is something we are in the process but
Speaker 12: hopefully getting Greg.
Speaker 6: To do that.
Speaker 12: Fantastic if we could have those German Guys beer. Now.
Speaker 12: One thing that we do have if you go to
Speaker 12: more Line loggerhouses website and you look under beer's and
Speaker 12: then go to bottles and cans, we did bring in
Speaker 12: some German beer and we have those German Guys beer
Speaker 12: selection on the website for more Line, Greg carries for US.
Speaker 12: So we have Arkibrois, which is a Bavarian Hellas Hellas
Speaker 12: as a lagger. We also have brew Kohlsch Cologne, Germany.
Speaker 12: And then Greg I don't know if you know this,
Speaker 12: the owner more Line. He was the regional or national
Speaker 12: president of Borsteiner and he was instrumental in bringing for
Speaker 12: Spiders in the US. So we have two different bor
Speaker 12: Scheiner UH octoberfests and the builds are on there as well.
Speaker 12: In addition to all the great beer that Moreline brewis
Speaker 12: and they have a special UH Christmas ale it's the
Speaker 12: Chris Kendall that they bring now and you can get
Speaker 12: that on top of more Line. It's a seasonal beer.
Speaker 12: They always bring that out during the Chris Kendle Mark.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I take I've had that one before. That's
Speaker 1: that's tasty stuff. Well, now that we know you're you're
Speaker 1: definitely going to get to those German guys brew because
Speaker 1: they're going to do it. Since you know I asked,
Speaker 1: and and and and you've had other people ask, it's
Speaker 1: inevitable what kind of beer will it be? Will be
Speaker 1: a coolsh or one of the others. I mean know,
Speaker 1: it's kind of if you had your you're saying the matter,
Speaker 1: what what form of beer?
Speaker 12: Beer?
Speaker 1: Would it would? Would it would it take?
Speaker 12: I would probably say at this point, we're probably going
Speaker 12: to try to do a best beer, like an Octoberfest
Speaker 12: style looguer. Yeah, that's something that I don't think anybody
Speaker 12: else has really done yet, So that might be one
Speaker 12: of the ones. I like the Octoberfest marks and the
Speaker 12: more of the uh ask if you're familiar with, like
Speaker 12: what yingling looks like, it's more of a brownie color. Yeah,
Speaker 12: it's not a dunkle, but it's more of a darker
Speaker 12: beer your traditional October EFFESTI WILLI my other partner that
Speaker 12: those German guys doesn't like the marts, and so I
Speaker 12: think we have to do a fest beer so we
Speaker 12: can both be happy on that. Well, and also any
Speaker 12: of your guests looking for a last minute Christmas gift.
Speaker 12: More Lined Loggerhouse is doing a buy one, get one
Speaker 12: three on their more Lying Steins. So normally they're forty bucks.
Speaker 12: You get two for forty bucks now, so that gives
Speaker 12: you a good Christmas press present. Plus your first bill
Speaker 12: is a dollar on one of your new Stegns.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 12: I'll also get you into the mud Club where you
Speaker 12: get discounts all year. If you bring your stein down
Speaker 12: the more Line, you can tell them at discounted prices
Speaker 12: throughout the year. So it's fantastic good Christmas gift for
Speaker 12: your listeners.
Speaker 1: Yes, it sure is. And I'm sure the more Lined
Speaker 1: House folks are grinning right now that you use them
Speaker 1: some of the time to promote their goods in their
Speaker 1: in their products. So and that's what worth of promotion
Speaker 1: because they make some great, great beers. I've had several
Speaker 1: of them over the years at b yos thumbs up,
Speaker 1: bring your own Stein. Yeah. Well, and if you get
Speaker 1: a more Lion Stein, you get it for discount and
Speaker 1: discount on the future beers, which I love. Tell you what,
Speaker 1: Mike Kisel, of those German guys, it's been a pleasure
Speaker 1: talking with you. I hope you have a vunderbar Christmas
Speaker 1: and enjoy the commutua kite of the entire season. A
Speaker 1: very happy and festive New Year, and we'll look forward
Speaker 1: to following you on Facebook those German guys.
Speaker 12: Definitely thank you guys for having me on.
Speaker 6: I appreciate it.
Speaker 12: Merry Christmas everybody.
Speaker 6: You guys have a fantastic Christmas in New.
Speaker 12: Year, and everybody out there, I appreciate your time and
Speaker 12: thanks for your attention.
Speaker 1: A real pleasure man. Take care of yourself. Take sixteen
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Speaker 15: I think Johnny Mathis recorded this.
Speaker 1: He did cover it perfect timing too.
Speaker 16: Sleigh bells ring? Are you listening in the lane? Snow
Speaker 16: is listening? A beautiful site. We're happy tonight walking in
Speaker 16: a Winter.
Speaker 1: Wonder Rob Ryder in studio for our Christmas special here
Speaker 1: last day of the year for me and gonna be
Speaker 1: well covered with Dan Carroll and Kevin Gordon and Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker at various points, plus a couple of best
Speaker 1: of shows between Monday and the start of the new year.
Speaker 1: But looking forward to Christmas break and I hope everyone
Speaker 1: has a very merry Christmas. I haven't certainly enjoy enjoying
Speaker 1: myself and perfectly timed Johnny mathis reference there, given that
Speaker 1: Joe Strecker has his favorite movie played the Holiday Fruitcake
Speaker 1: Recipe for My Dad Dead as Granny. Dad hated that one,
Speaker 1: but he always loved the next one because he loves
Speaker 1: basically the joke of the story that you're about to
Speaker 1: hear from taking it way way way back. Let's roll
Speaker 1: the Angel on the Christmas Tree, Joe Strecker roll it.
Speaker 24: One particular Christmas season a long time ago, Santa was
Speaker 24: getting ready for this annual trip, but there were problems everywhere.
Speaker 24: Four of his elves got sick, and the trainee elves
Speaker 24: didn't produce the toys as fast as the regular one.
Speaker 24: So Santa was beginning to feel the pressure of being
Speaker 24: behind schedule, A net wouldn't do.
Speaker 1: Then Missus Klaus told Santa that her mother.
Speaker 25: Was coming to visit. This stress Anna even more.
Speaker 24: When he went to harness the reindeer, he found that
Speaker 24: three of them were about to give birth, and two
Speaker 24: had jumped the fence and were out to who knows where.
Speaker 1: More stress.
Speaker 24: He didn't need that, And then he began to load
Speaker 24: the sleigh. One of the boards cracked. The toy bag
Speaker 24: fell to the ground, scattered the toys everywhere. So frustrated
Speaker 24: Santa went into the house to get a cup of
Speaker 24: coffee and the shot of whiskey. When he went to
Speaker 24: the cupboard, he found that the elves had hit the
Speaker 24: liquor and there was nothing to drink but water.
Speaker 1: He wasn't into that mort stress.
Speaker 24: In his frustration, he accidentally dropped the coffee pot. It
Speaker 24: broke hundreds of pieces all over the kitchen floor. He
Speaker 24: went to get the broom, he found that the mice
Speaker 24: had eaten the straw. Rather, he didn't have that to
Speaker 24: do either. Then the doorbell rang. Santa Claus was cursing
Speaker 24: a little bit all the way to the door, and
Speaker 24: he opened the door and there was a little angel
Speaker 24: and a great big Christmas tree, and the angel said.
Speaker 19: Merry Christmas, sinner, isn't it a lovely day? I have
Speaker 19: a beautiful tree for you. Isn't it a lovely tree?
Speaker 1: Where would you like me to stick it?
Speaker 25: Thus began the tradition of the little angel on top
Speaker 25: of the tree.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I remember he did that every year back
Speaker 1: toward the end, when you know, before he retired. I
Speaker 1: remember somebody was chuckling in the background.
Speaker 8: Rob.
Speaker 1: That may have been you, because that was a later
Speaker 1: recording of it. But I think Dad, Joe didn't Dad
Speaker 1: do that every single year at Christmas time? Yeah? Joe
Speaker 1: by request, Yeah, Joe always asked them to do it.
Speaker 1: But fond memories of my dad, and of course I
Speaker 1: always got to kick out of that. That that that
Speaker 1: sort of a bit of a shaggy dog story on
Speaker 1: reaching the final conclusion, Just wonderful fond memories of Dad.
Speaker 1: Here as we approach Christmas holiday season, I hope my
Speaker 1: mom is enjoying it, and I know she experiences some melancholy,
Speaker 1: of course everyone would, But I feel like, call him
Speaker 1: feel free if I went three seven fifty five hundred, well,
Speaker 1: have a few minutes to spend with each other before
Speaker 1: we get to Bill O'Reilly's going to join the program
Speaker 1: sometime around eight thirty five to talk maybe politics a
Speaker 1: little bit, and of course plug his books, which are
Speaker 1: just great books. I just love Bill O'Reilly's books, but
Speaker 1: I think the world of Bill O'Reilly as well. It
Speaker 1: is eight twenty five right now. If you have k
Speaker 1: City Talk station, this is fifty five KRC, and iHeartRadio station.
Speaker 1: I'm comfortable.
Speaker 4: Hi, I am granted from my spotless little kitchen in
Speaker 4: the suburbs.
Speaker 21: Well, hot to day time is here again.
Speaker 4: And I've had many requests to give my wonderful recipe
Speaker 4: for my spicy proof cake.
Speaker 5: You know that secret.
Speaker 21: Well, let's get down of business. We'll start by digging
Speaker 21: out a.
Speaker 4: Raid big mix book like what I got here, making
Speaker 4: a better this one I made. I mixed Classic the
Speaker 4: Women's House for correction. That's when I was younger.
Speaker 12: All a time.
Speaker 21: This ball major's for me five feet across.
Speaker 16: I was in a long time.
Speaker 21: Let me offer good behavior.
Speaker 4: Well, we use a bag old canoe paddle for a mixer.
Speaker 4: Now we're ready to put in all.
Speaker 21: The secret ingredients.
Speaker 4: First three pounds of dates, next two courts of brandy
Speaker 4: and taste m three pounds of mixed nuts, two courts
Speaker 4: of brandy taste, three pounds of dried plums mixed well.
Speaker 21: Three courts of brandy taste says, really get that on holidays?
Speaker 7: You need of that bad now.
Speaker 4: Two rounds of raising I mean two pounds of rains them,
Speaker 4: three quarts of brandy caste sway of blady lowly.
Speaker 21: I like the holidays. Then pross cherries. Five courts of brandy.
Speaker 21: I heck make it, fam that's the devil which smell
Speaker 21: and he makes the well of sir and case shazam.
Speaker 21: I'm gottin more.
Speaker 4: Mom, bring on Richard Burton, I don't who can lay jack?
Speaker 21: Fifteen courts of beautiful home.
Speaker 22: I have thought like this so a unt with my
Speaker 22: mother in law. She lingered thread, lean over and think
Speaker 22: a lot of things.
Speaker 25: Now they gone on hollow me that who can saying there.
Speaker 21: It's a great place to spell the holidays, live.
Speaker 15: With bows of holly.
Speaker 16: I was gonna say, please, Daddy, don't get drunk this Christmas.
Speaker 1: That was seeing a daddy. That would have been perfect.
Speaker 1: Many of my listeners have heard that, and probably heard
Speaker 1: it even before I was around, You know, my dad
Speaker 1: did that, recorded that, and that's his own stuff, and
Speaker 1: he made that all up himself. And he was only
Speaker 1: if I recall correctly, I think was like twenty two
Speaker 1: or twenty four years old. He was in his early
Speaker 1: twenties when he did that Grannie's Holiday fruitcake. And Dad
Speaker 1: absolutely hated to hear that. Really, yeah, yeah, I don't
Speaker 1: know what it was about it.
Speaker 6: I just.
Speaker 1: Didn't like it when when he would be played, and
Speaker 1: Joe I might remember that, the dad hated when we
Speaker 1: wanted to dust that off and play it and hear it.
Speaker 1: But Dad has no ability to tell me no. And
Speaker 1: of course Joe Streucker is the one responsible for pulling
Speaker 1: it out and queuing it up. And I appreciate that
Speaker 1: that was my dad Granny's holiday fruitcake recipe. I lost
Speaker 1: count at thirty five. It's a brand that's a real
Speaker 1: family recipe too. Anyhow, seven thirty six and if you
Speaker 1: have characity talk stations so good. The phone lines are open.
Speaker 1: Rob Riders here with this guitar. We're having fun today.
Speaker 1: If you got a holiday memory you want to share,
Speaker 1: you want to talk about politics. We got some time
Speaker 1: before the top of the hour when Mike Haisel he
Speaker 1: is one of those German guys that's a Facebook site.
Speaker 1: He's going to tell us all about a German Christmas
Speaker 1: in New Year's event that's coming up at the more
Speaker 1: line now, so he'll join us after the top of
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