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Speaker 2: let us see here. Well, I'll just start with this
Speaker 2: because it's not gonna go away, and in fact I
Speaker 2: think it's gonna get worse. So let's start with The
Speaker 2: Democrats are struggling with their problem U a problem I
Speaker 2: think is largely of their creation. Now, I remember the George
Speaker 2: Floyd protest, the anti file protests, and now we have
Speaker 2: these anti Israel protests. They're all they all take on
Speaker 2: a similar you know, visual component. They occupy areas, They
Speaker 2: you know, break things, they leave garbage laying around. They're
Speaker 2: quite often violent with people, uh, including the police department.
Speaker 2: You can go back and revisit history if you want,
Speaker 2: but I think most all my listeners are well familiar
Speaker 2: with the realities of these violent protests that the Left
Speaker 2: just doesn't really want to say no to. They encourage
Speaker 2: it by not doing anything. They try to you know,
Speaker 2: backpedal or walk this you know line between you know,
Speaker 2: trying to be supportive at the same time trying to
Speaker 2: quell violence or you know.
Speaker 1: Keep calm her heads.
Speaker 2: You saw this with the most recently the anti Israel protests,
Speaker 2: and the Democrats are still struggling that within their own party.
Speaker 2: And lots of reports about the Democratic National Convention turning
Speaker 2: into the nineteen sixty eight a redo of nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: eight maybe even worse. Why because the Democrats haven't, you know,
Speaker 2: capitulated to the anti Israeli sentiment that is festering within
Speaker 2: their own party. And I don't know if you've you're
Speaker 2: paying any attention to this. Manu Shaffic, she just recently
Speaker 2: resigned from There was Columbia University.
Speaker 1: She's the president.
Speaker 2: She was trying to walk this line allowing the protesters,
Speaker 2: then trying to get rid of them, which in the
Speaker 2: protesters and they took over campuses, they took over they
Speaker 2: did some damage to some of the buildings. The Gaza
Speaker 2: Solidarily Solidarity camp was formed on campus. And so she
Speaker 2: went back and forth and tried to appease and tried
Speaker 2: to lock down on them and ultimately lost her job.
Speaker 2: Over the whole thing they've occupied and vandalized Hamilton call.
Speaker 1: Arrests.
Speaker 2: There was all kinds of exterior pressure on the university
Speaker 2: to either appease these folks or to get rid of them.
Speaker 2: Jewish students couldn't go to class. It just goes on
Speaker 2: and on and on. And that was just one campus
Speaker 2: on one university, where this is happening on a variety
Speaker 2: of different campuses around the country. Democrats encouraged and coddled
Speaker 2: the protests movement in the wake of the George Floyd
Speaker 2: death right, so you had that as a foundation, also
Speaker 2: with Antifa as well, and that of course, you know,
Speaker 2: worked with the Democrat parties, you know, trying to convince
Speaker 2: you that we have systemic racism, we're all terrible, you know,
Speaker 2: defund the police movement. This was sort of a coordinated effort,
Speaker 2: or at least those protests helped facilitate the Democrat platform
Speaker 2: of trying to convince you and me that we live
Speaker 2: in an inherently irredeemable country that needs to be radically
Speaker 2: transformed in the socialist vision that the Democrats want for us.
Speaker 2: HM and I give credit to Kim Strassel talking about
Speaker 2: this generally speaking, Even as the movement grew more organized
Speaker 2: and militant and came to a company, it's a dizzneying
Speaker 2: array of unpopular progressive demands climate justice, divestment from Israel, transgenderism,
Speaker 2: migrant legalization. Democrats still claimed it in its full meeting.
Speaker 2: All of these varied angry protester violent organizations and their
Speaker 2: varied interest as broad as they are. And as I
Speaker 2: read that, I was thinking to myself, you know, like
Speaker 2: nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 1: At the convention, you had.
Speaker 2: Anti war folks, free speech movement folks, the students for
Speaker 2: Democratic Society. We could go on and on the litany
Speaker 2: of disparate groups joining together in anger to make the
Speaker 2: route or to make the Democratic Convention just a nightmare.
Speaker 2: Everybody wanted their own way. This is exactly what we're
Speaker 2: setting ourselves up for, or what they are setting themselves
Speaker 2: up for at their convention. Now it could go smoothly,
Speaker 2: but by all reports it probably will not. Trying to
Speaker 2: pacify those who are screening genocide Joe and Kamala Harris's
Speaker 2: name has been substituted now Kamala equals genocide. So had
Speaker 2: a lot of a lot of the signs. I mean,
Speaker 2: like recently when she was speaking to a crowd. You know,
Speaker 2: there's a bunch of anti Israel folks out there and
Speaker 2: they're telling the whole world that Kamala Harris is no
Speaker 2: different than genocide Joe, and she's going to, you know,
Speaker 2: basically embrace the policy of appeasement to Israel and assistance
Speaker 2: for Israel.
Speaker 1: Get a load of this.
Speaker 2: The Coalition to March that is the name of an organization,
Speaker 2: the Coalition to March on the DNC. I just read
Speaker 2: Kim's words, boasts one hundred and fifty groups, including Black
Speaker 2: Lives Matter, Students for Justice in Palestine. It's already coordinating
Speaker 2: buses of protesters in Chicago asking for donations for medical
Speaker 2: kits and other supplies to ensure that the March on
Speaker 2: DNC coalition can withstand the repression of the Chicago police.
Speaker 1: Sound like nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 2: Among other groups coming in our outfits like the Samadon
Speaker 2: and behind the Enemy Lines, which she says, agitate for
Speaker 2: direct action that goes well beyond marching. I'm thinking that
Speaker 2: means violence. A recent behind Enemy Lines post reads quote.
Speaker 2: Now that the butchers of Gaza are coming to Chicago,
Speaker 2: it's time to take this political battle into high gear,
Speaker 2: which involves their words getting in the streets to actually
Speaker 2: shut down genocide Joe and killer Kamala close quote one
Speaker 2: protest plan for outside the Israeli Consulate. It's post reads quote,
Speaker 2: make it great like sixty eight.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Political risk for Democrats, Ken points out, is the protest
Speaker 2: become the overriding theme of the week, swamping the goal
Speaker 2: of protecting, projecting unity and rolling out Kamala Harris. If
Speaker 2: the disorder is great enough, Republicans may be able to
Speaker 2: re energize some potent election teams Like Democrats are the
Speaker 2: party of disorder. They're soft on crime, they're anti police,
Speaker 2: they're tolerant of anti Semitism. Amen Amen law enforcement reportedly
Speaker 2: bracing for all these anti israel groups to bring tens
Speaker 2: of thousands of protesters into the DNC in Chicago.
Speaker 1: The other Democrats own this.
Speaker 2: Over at the City University or City University of New
Speaker 2: York City, the largest urban public university system in the
Speaker 2: entire country. The police officers there are really a concerned.
Speaker 2: They're talking to New York posts of the university is
Speaker 2: going to be under fire, and they have no idea
Speaker 2: what's going to happen.
Speaker 1: There's no preparation.
Speaker 2: They're worried about the return to campus in September and
Speaker 2: the concern over Jewish students and these anti Israeli folks
Speaker 2: taking over the campus and saying, look, the university isn't
Speaker 2: doing anything about it. They're not talking about it, they're
Speaker 2: not thinking in advance about prep work, nothing. I guess
Speaker 2: my point ultimately is, do you think any of these
Speaker 2: folks are going away after the election? Regardless of the
Speaker 2: election outcome, they're not going to get one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of their demands, which is the only thing they're going
Speaker 2: to be. The only thing they would accept is one
Speaker 2: hundred percent capitulation into what they're demanding.
Speaker 1: It's the reason for being.
Speaker 2: It's how I would argue, Probably they make money. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if there's no division, there's no protest, there's no protests,
Speaker 2: there's no non governmental organization out there asked with a
Speaker 2: handout asking for support, money and the salaries for their
Speaker 2: probably five oh one to three CE angry agitating organizations,
Speaker 2: I might jokingly suggest, although it may be true. So anyway,
Speaker 2: it's this is going to be a nightmare, folks. I
Speaker 2: anticipate that after the election, whether Trump or Harris gets in,
Speaker 2: these folks are going to continue to exist. So even
Speaker 2: under Harris administration, you can still see this anger and
Speaker 2: this violence, this anti semitism, and more blocking of the streets.
Speaker 2: How they block the airport in Germany again the other day.
Speaker 2: And you also have different factions moving away from the
Speaker 2: anti Israel pro hamas folks think about all the other
Speaker 2: divisive categories of folks whose organizations continue to exist and
Speaker 2: who continue to engage in this behavior and then think
Speaker 2: of a Donald Trump election. Donald Trump is friend of Israel.
Speaker 2: He is not waivered on that point. Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: pro police, Donald Trump is pro school choice, Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: You know, we could go on, so you can expect.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of this activity, in this action
Speaker 2: in the aftermath of November. So gird your loins, folks,
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Speaker 2: That's a new one Joe five twenty two and a
Speaker 2: happy Friday to you. Thank you Mike for holding over
Speaker 2: the break there, and welcome to the fifty five Karise
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday morning. Morning. That's on your mind? Mike.
Speaker 4: There's a long pause there.
Speaker 5: I thought, oh uh oh boy, I this DMC convention
Speaker 5: coming up with all these protesters, that this is liable
Speaker 5: to make sick look like a picnic.
Speaker 2: Well, you know you're right. Let me just interject. I
Speaker 2: think you may be right on that. Assuming this this
Speaker 2: is this unfolds the way it's been described. What do
Speaker 2: we have now that they didn't have in sixty eight?
Speaker 2: The Internet and easy organization, easy messaging, and massive funding
Speaker 2: from crazy outside forces that are more than willing to
Speaker 2: throw at a huge sum of money to even pay
Speaker 2: people to show up at events like this to disrupt things,
Speaker 2: maybe just for the sake of disruption. But yes, I
Speaker 2: agree with you on that observation.
Speaker 5: You know, in a quiet I said this before, and
Speaker 5: I'll say it again, Brian. You know, my goodness, how
Speaker 5: in the world did we get to this point? But
Speaker 5: here we are.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 5: I listened to President Trump yesterday take one question and
Speaker 5: answer the other, and I'm thoroughly convinced that he can
Speaker 5: conduct his self and the debate with the Vice President Harris.
Speaker 5: I believe he's gonna win the election.
Speaker 1: Good job, Brian, thank you, my Brad, thank you for listening.
Speaker 2: Calling in Mike, and I appreciate the kind words. And
Speaker 2: you may be right. And he did do a much
Speaker 2: better job. And he's been told by literally everybody and
Speaker 2: his brother to stay on message, and he even pointed
Speaker 2: that out in his conversation yesterday.
Speaker 1: It's like they keep.
Speaker 2: Telling me not to insult and not to respond, he said,
Speaker 2: But you know, I've earned the right to actually do that.
Speaker 2: He's like acknowledging the point that people are making so
Speaker 2: the message has gotten to him. He did have to
Speaker 2: interject a couple of comments, though, but the thing wasn't
Speaker 2: dominated by his attacks on Harris's you know color or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know, all the minutia that doesn't matter, nothing related
Speaker 2: to policy. In other words, focus on policy. You may
Speaker 2: very well win and yet and don't take debate. I
Speaker 2: can imagine in debate preparation when Donald Trump gets to
Speaker 2: finally debate Kamala Harris, assuming that they had that day,
Speaker 2: actually comes that they have the person representing Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and the fake debates. The person is going to be
Speaker 2: just going after Trump with little barbs and subtleties and
Speaker 2: things that he normally just would immediately come unglued on,
Speaker 2: like back in during his first presidency, when he would
Speaker 2: just get on Twitter for every little common in the
Speaker 2: world was made by some random, you know, talking head
Speaker 2: over at MSNBC or CNN. He felt he had to
Speaker 2: chime in on it. They know that that is the
Speaker 2: sore spot for Donald Trump, and they're going to do
Speaker 2: anything they can to get him to react and take
Speaker 2: that bait. So I suspect the debate handlers and prep
Speaker 2: folks for the Trump campaign are going to be doing
Speaker 2: that throughout the thing and then stop and don't see
Speaker 2: you went down the road. You you took the bait.
Speaker 2: Don't do that. Let's try again start over at least
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Speaker 2: four nine fifty eight two three talk. Apparently, violent crime
Speaker 2: is down in the University of Cincinnati since I Police
Speaker 2: Chief three Teresa Thiji, said students should still be vigilant
Speaker 2: when walking around campus. They reviewed records between twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one and through July of this year. Violent crime has
Speaker 2: fallen in and around University of Cincinna's campus. Fiji said,
Speaker 2: if something doesn't feel right in your gut, it's probably
Speaker 2: not so change the environment in which you're in with
Speaker 2: be with a friend, at least one or two friends
Speaker 2: while you're walking, which sort of reminded me of my
Speaker 2: daughter's experience at a high state university. You know, she
Speaker 2: was robbed at gunpoint twice. My little pumpkin got her
Speaker 2: cell phone stolen. It's just it's just a terrible thing
Speaker 2: to think about college campuses. Anyway, Fox nineteen reporting on this,
Speaker 2: they took a look at the police records and found
Speaker 2: motor vehicle thefts, menacing, felonious assault, burgley, rape, and inducing
Speaker 2: panic are crimes that are regularly reported top crimes. Ninety
Speaker 2: reported car thefts last year, twenty seven car thefts reported
Speaker 2: in Cliftond this year, twenty four reported on campus in
Speaker 2: the previous two years. More than fifty assaults on Uce
Speaker 2: campus in the past two years since my Cuff neighborhood
Speaker 2: reported twenty seven assaults in twenty three, the same number
Speaker 2: reported through July of this year. She said the spike
Speaker 2: in Kia and Hyundai thefts has effected the numbers around
Speaker 2: you see. I still can't get over that they created
Speaker 2: a car that apparently is very easy to steal. So
Speaker 2: returning to campus. The school year officially starts August twenty sixth.
Speaker 2: Bottom line, be aware of your surroundings since I plased
Speaker 2: investigating after a Rumky driver was assaulted in robbed working
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Speaker 1: Thirty the morning your Vine Street.
Speaker 2: McMillan police say an unknown suspect assaulted a Rumky worker.
Speaker 2: Rumky corporate communications manager Maley Jeger Broadway. I guess speaking
Speaker 2: with Fox nineteen so the driver was also robbed the gunpoint,
Speaker 2: She explained. The Rumpkey driver sustained injuries and was taken
Speaker 2: to UC Hospital for treatment. He's since been released. Our
Speaker 2: thoughts continued to be with him. Please say they don't
Speaker 2: have any information on the suspect. Called crime Stoppers three
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Speaker 2: crime stopper Bad Guy of the Week. Later in the program,
Speaker 2: one man shot and another under arrest and what the
Speaker 2: police say was a domestic situation happened yesterday early nine
Speaker 2: to one one call. Police responded for a family member
Speaker 2: in the forty one hundred block A Herting Avenue near
Speaker 2: Francis at three point forty in the morning. Police Chief
Speaker 2: Jeff Patten talking again Fox nineteen, they found thirty nine
Speaker 2: year old man who was shot in the abdomen. Family
Speaker 2: members holding the shooting suspect down that them taking the
Speaker 2: UC Medical Center a good good thing was non life
Speaker 2: threatening injuries. The suspect, Joseph Oder, arrested in charge of
Speaker 2: felonious assault and domestic violence. He was taking the Hamilton
Speaker 2: County jail. Police did not say what left to the shooting.
Speaker 2: They stress that there is no threat to the community.
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Speaker 1: Yes on Fridays.
Speaker 2: We always do that at this time as Joe Strecker's producer,
Speaker 2: we need you prime mistakes. That's interesting. I'm getting a
Speaker 2: lot of comments on the price of weed out on
Speaker 2: the open market five forty fig about kres to need
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Speaker 2: here in the state of Ohio. Anyhow, over the stack
Speaker 2: of stupid naked. Of course it is Friday, so we've
Speaker 2: got to letting the naked folks. Let us start with
Speaker 2: a local boy again and returning to Fox nineteen. Thank
Speaker 2: you for all the reporting Fox nineteen. You're serving the
Speaker 2: show well this morning, providing us with information. Video shows
Speaker 2: the moments the police had to use a stun gun
Speaker 2: to arrest a naked guy who was breaking into a home.
Speaker 2: Drake Eaten, thirty, facing multiple charges including burglary, assault, resisting arrests.
Speaker 2: Hamilton County court records say the charges stem from a
Speaker 2: July thirty incident. Police body camera from a Green Township
Speaker 2: officer shows him walking up to three other officers as
Speaker 2: they try to arrest a naked Eaton, who records say
Speaker 2: had just tried breaking into a home. Officer in the
Speaker 2: video showed it saying, put your hands behind your back, Drake,
Speaker 2: put your hands behind your back. He looks like he
Speaker 2: looks to be resisting arrest. In the video, jumps up,
Speaker 2: takes off runny before falling to the ground. A few
Speaker 2: seconds later the video appears the show an officer discharging
Speaker 2: his stun gun. Eaton continuing to struggle with the officers
Speaker 2: court at the show. As shown in the videos, they
Speaker 2: try to gain control of his arms put him in handcuffs.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: You will not get tased again if you put your
Speaker 2: arm out, an officer warned him. He responded, no, I
Speaker 2: do what I want. Get the F word off of me, okay.
Speaker 2: He then punched an officer during his arrest the corner
Speaker 2: of the court. Records released from jail on his own
Speaker 2: recognizance Joe schedule of hearback in court August twenty third.
Speaker 2: Court report from the Coffee Sheriff's Office. Brandon Campbell, forty
Speaker 2: three of Douglas. I'm trying to figure out which state
Speaker 2: this is from, interrupted an evening church service August eleventh
Speaker 2: after allegedly hitting a woman in the head with a brick.
Speaker 2: Victim found nearby with a large gash in her head.
Speaker 2: Original call came in the woman hit a large cut
Speaker 2: on her head. When a deputy showed up, people who
Speaker 2: were at the church near the scene flagged him down.
Speaker 2: They said that while they were having church, an individually
Speaker 2: identified as Campbell enter the church, bloody and almost naked.
Speaker 2: They were able to calm him down and had him
Speaker 2: sit in a pew. Deputy went inside the church and
Speaker 2: saw him sitting in the pew quote, with significant amount
Speaker 2: of blood on him. Close quote that's in the report.
Speaker 2: Ems at the scene treaty the victim. The report said
Speaker 2: that Campbell appeared under the influence and couldn't recall what happened.
Speaker 2: When asked, the report says Campbell replied, I don't know, sir,
Speaker 2: I'm fed up. Close quote. He actually used the full word.
Speaker 2: He didn't have to comply with the FCEC. While sitting
Speaker 2: naked in church. Victim had a large gas on the
Speaker 2: side of her forehead. Said she was asleep outside in
Speaker 2: a chair when somebody suddenly somebody was hitting her. Said
Speaker 2: that someone named Brandon hit her with a brick. Witnesses
Speaker 2: added the victim had been sleeping for several hours outside
Speaker 2: that in that chair when Campbell walked up and then
Speaker 2: threw the brick at her.
Speaker 1: He was arrested charge.
Speaker 2: Of aggravated battery and remains in jail at least as
Speaker 2: the time of reporting.
Speaker 1: Georgia, Thank you, Joe. We go to Naples, Florida.
Speaker 5: As this tradition.
Speaker 2: Man arrested there after. Police say he was exposing himself
Speaker 2: and walking walking naked on Naples Beach. Why are you
Speaker 2: doing that? Let's see if we can find out courd
Speaker 2: to Naples Police Department. It was about twelve thirty in
Speaker 2: the afternoon. Officers showed up at Third Avenue North after
Speaker 2: getting a call by a man under an umbrella who
Speaker 2: was walking naked on the beach. Beach patrol specialist at officers.
Speaker 2: He saw the man, identified as Richard Mansfield, seventy four,
Speaker 2: lying naked in a chair and plaining view of beach goers.
Speaker 2: He put his clothes back on after being asked to
Speaker 2: do so by the patrol specialist. He told police and
Speaker 2: went to the beach to cool off. After the gym,
Speaker 2: officers located two black circular rings that resembled what they say, Joe,
Speaker 2: what is a general tension ring? No idea. I feel
Speaker 2: more comfortable about that now. Anyway. They found those two
Speaker 2: things laying next to where he was camped out. Now
Speaker 2: facing charge of indeian di'sposure of exposure of sexual organs,
Speaker 2: taken to Naples jail. Sorry, we go to Washington to
Speaker 2: but County, Oklahoma, where a Talala man Tallala.
Speaker 1: I guess it's a town anyway.
Speaker 2: Charged with indecent exposure after deputy said he was caught
Speaker 2: naked near a fire station. Fifty one year old Henry
Speaker 2: Barnes booked into the Washington County Jail on an indecent
Speaker 2: exposure charge. According to the affidavit, it was Monday night,
Speaker 2: Washington County Sheriff deputy responded to report of the naked
Speaker 2: guy walking around the Owens and Company fire station. Deputies arrived.
Speaker 2: They found Barnes clothed lying on the ground. He said
Speaker 2: he was trying to cool down. When I asked if
Speaker 2: he'd been walking around naked, he said he took taking
Speaker 2: his shirt off the cool down. Deputy talked to the
Speaker 2: fire chief said he saw a naked Barnes right there
Speaker 2: in front of the station around ten pm. He was arrested,
Speaker 2: booked on a ten thousand dollars bond. They let the
Speaker 2: local police assault her out here in city out on
Speaker 2: a un recognizance bond.
Speaker 1: Joe, what's going on anyway? Charged with a single count
Speaker 1: of indecent exposure five forty Make the rules, ma'am.
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Speaker 2: p Tech Pride of a Dave Hatter at six point
Speaker 2: thirty Today's Day. Elvis died in nineteen seventy seven. Today's
Speaker 2: Day one of my favorite movies of all time debuted
Speaker 2: Life of Brian. How about that and the twenty twenty
Speaker 2: one Cabal airlift. Joe Strecker giving me the deats on
Speaker 2: that on the rundown this morning, So anyway back to
Speaker 2: the stack is stupid? And he asked more naked people. Today,
Speaker 2: San Antonio, Texas North Side residents are exposed to a
Speaker 2: scandalous site. Naked man seen walking his dog through the
Speaker 2: Castle Hills Forest neighborhood near Military Highway, according to the
Speaker 2: San Antonio Police Department, why are you doing that? Happening
Speaker 2: around eleven am. According to a guy named Harley water
Speaker 2: Walter is interviewed by local news there, I'm working from
Speaker 2: home today. Normally met the office, but I'm working from home.
Speaker 2: I looked out my window and saw a gentleman walking
Speaker 2: down the street with no clothes on. He was just
Speaker 2: taking a stroll, and a calm and easy stroll, and
Speaker 2: his dog was walking alongside of him. Twenty five year
Speaker 2: resident of that neighborhood and said, I thought, how dare
Speaker 2: he walk his dog without a leash? She was laughing
Speaker 2: about men make passing a joke. Said he feared the
Speaker 2: man was suffering from some kind of stroke or mental
Speaker 2: health breakdown. Neighbors shared pictures and videos with local news.
Speaker 2: According to Walter, as a group of worried onlookers declined
Speaker 2: to approach the man, and looking at the photograph, I
Speaker 2: can get a good reason why, Walter said. The other
Speaker 2: gentleman that stopped him on the streets as well, said hey,
Speaker 2: are you aware that you don't have any pants on?
Speaker 2: He said yeah, like it was no big deal and
Speaker 2: just kept on walking. Police said they were called to
Speaker 2: Georgia Road for lude conduct. Officers quickly uncovered the cause
Speaker 2: of the unsightly Offensethority say the man was high on
Speaker 2: mushrooms and they gave him a courtesy ride home. Miller said,
Speaker 2: if that's what drugs cause, then let's not do it.
Speaker 2: Man was not charged with a crime. Ah Pueblo, West Colorado,
Speaker 2: where multiple Pueblo rest residents reported a suspicious men showing
Speaker 2: up to their homes naked. Pueblo County Sheriff's officer. They
Speaker 2: called most of these instances on surveillance cameras, like ring
Speaker 2: cameras at victims' homes. Pueblo County Sheriff's office Tuesday arrested
Speaker 2: Luke Sisson for trespassing an indecent exposure. He is also
Speaker 2: a registered sex offender on probation. They continue to investigate
Speaker 2: additional reports of similar instances and we go where is
Speaker 2: this into Boston? Local activists and supporters of gender equality
Speaker 2: planning on going topless in Boston Saturday to advocate the
Speaker 2: right to equal treatment under Massachusetts law.
Speaker 1: Top Freedom.
Speaker 2: That's the name of the organization that are organized the
Speaker 2: partnership between Equality and Go Topless. Other organisations aims the
Speaker 2: challenge of Massachusetts laws to make it illegal for women
Speaker 2: to expose their breast in public while not breastfeeding. Katrina Breeze,
Speaker 2: co organizer for the protest for Equal I can't even
Speaker 2: say the actual name of the group. It's an extension
Speaker 2: on the word equality, the t ending part. You might
Speaker 2: want to draw your own conclusions on that anyway, she said.
Speaker 2: It's not about the top it's about oppression. Okay, if
Speaker 2: you're interested. Protests schedule take place this Saturday. Boston Commons
Speaker 2: starting at one pm, Participants will gather at the embraced
Speaker 2: statue and then make their way along parts of the
Speaker 2: Freedom Trail onto the State House. Our organizers hope to
Speaker 2: encourage state lawmakers to end what they described as the
Speaker 2: oppression of women's bodies by the government. According to the
Speaker 2: founder of go Topless dot org and spiritual leader of
Speaker 2: the rally in movement, no idea as long as men
Speaker 2: are allowed to be topless and public, women should have
Speaker 2: the same constitutional right, or else men should have to
Speaker 2: wear something to hide their chest. Probably a good idea
Speaker 2: for a lot of folks anyway, Joe says he supports
Speaker 2: that one hundred percent.
Speaker 1: I'm with you, Joe.
Speaker 2: Participants of all genders are encouraged to go bare chested
Speaker 2: at the event. Those who would like to keep their
Speaker 2: tops on are nonetheless still welcome, and Joe is actually
Speaker 2: hoping that it's live stream you can find. Yeah, maybe
Speaker 2: March Falls. This March Falls a movement on Nantucket where
Speaker 2: residents in the winner of twenty twenty two successfully advocated
Speaker 2: for a bylaw change to anyone, regardless of gender, to
Speaker 2: go topless on beaches on that island. Saturday, getting at
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Speaker 1: And T phones. Just elaborating a little bit.
Speaker 2: Uh Well, I started out the program talking about what,
Speaker 2: you know, what what looks like will be very, very
Speaker 2: unruly a LAH nineteen sixty eight Democratic National Convention because
Speaker 2: of the anti Israel, anti Semitic protest groups that are
Speaker 2: building and growing and you know, telling everybody who will
Speaker 2: listen to them that they're coming, and they will be
Speaker 2: occupying a whole host of groups who will appeased by
Speaker 2: nothing less than full capitulation, and of course, I think
Speaker 2: the Republicans are solid on this. They tend to be
Speaker 2: uniformly at least willing to accept Israel's right to defend themselves.
Speaker 2: They're not anti Israel for the most part. Of course,
Speaker 2: nobody wants war. But if you're looking for a solid
Speaker 2: a party for solid support of Israel, of course you'd
Speaker 2: have to go with the Republicans, because the Democrats are
Speaker 2: all over the board on this. Some are fully supportive
Speaker 2: of Israel, and then the other side of the ledger
Speaker 2: are these just outright anti Semites, even pro Hamas folks
Speaker 2: who think Israel shouldn't even exist. Democrats own that group,
Speaker 2: and the Democrats are the ones that have been trying
Speaker 2: to manage this problem they have within their own party
Speaker 2: and doing a terrible job of it. Look at the
Speaker 2: college campuses, for example, and look what the Democrats' position is.
Speaker 2: You know, they try to appease these folks and they
Speaker 2: tell Israel what to do, and yet it's not quite
Speaker 2: enough because of course the Biden administration still supports Israel
Speaker 2: generally speaking. They just approve twenty billion dollars in weapons
Speaker 2: sales to Israel for them over the next ten years,
Speaker 2: so you know, they're struggling to deal with this, and
Speaker 2: of course these anti Semites want their demands met. So
Speaker 2: the Coalition to March on the DNC. That's an organization,
Speaker 2: they say, that includes one hundred and fifty different groups.
Speaker 2: Among these different groups planning on showing up in Chicago,
Speaker 2: Black Lives Matter, Students for Justice in Palestine as reported,
Speaker 2: already coordinating bus loads of protesters asking for donations, money
Speaker 2: supplies to, in their words, ensure that the March on
Speaker 2: the DNC coalition can withstand the repression of the Chicago police.
Speaker 2: See back in sixty eighth, the Chicago police carried around
Speaker 2: their night sticks. They don't have those anymore. They got tasers.
Speaker 2: We'll see how they manage the crowd control anyway. Calling
Speaker 2: for direct action well beyond marching, recent behind Enemy Aligns post.
Speaker 2: Now that the butchers of Gaza are coming to Chicago,
Speaker 2: it's time to take this political battle into high gear,
Speaker 2: which they say involved getting in the streets to actually
Speaker 2: shut down genocide Joe and killer Kamala. Wow, make it
Speaker 2: great like sixty eight, said one poster, regarding the proposed
Speaker 2: protests outside of the Israeli Consulate. So opportunity exists for
Speaker 2: the Republicans to be tough on crime and pro law enforcement.
Speaker 2: And of course I think taking a strong position on
Speaker 2: Israel benefits the Republicans, of course, because the Democrats they
Speaker 2: have no idea which direction to go, So while they
Speaker 2: struggle with that. I wanted to read this lawsuit outcome
Speaker 2: because it just blows my mind what happened on the
Speaker 2: University of UCLA University of California, Los Angeles campus after
Speaker 2: the October sixth attack on Israel and the slaughter of
Speaker 2: elderly and innocence and children by the terrorist organization Hamas.
Speaker 2: Activists set up barricades on UCLA's campus, blocking access to
Speaker 2: critical education infrastructure. You couldn't get in or out. What
Speaker 2: was your college tuition being paid for? I don't know.
Speaker 2: The protesters were blocking it. So this law firm, described
Speaker 2: as a religious liberty firm representing some plaintiffs who were
Speaker 2: impacted by this Clement and Murphy PLLC. They accused UCLA
Speaker 2: of in, according to the complaint, aiding and embedding an
Speaker 2: anti Semitic culture, including what effectively became a jew exclusion
Speaker 2: zone on campus, which segregated Jewish students and prevented them
Speaker 2: from accessing the heart of the campus.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: To enter the jew exclusion zone, a person had to
Speaker 2: make a statement pledging their allegiance to the activists' views
Speaker 2: and have someone within the encampment vouched for that individual's
Speaker 2: fidelity to the activist cause. That's part of the lawsuit
Speaker 2: they went on. The practical effect was deny the overwhelming
Speaker 2: majority of Jews access to the heart of campus Wow
Speaker 2: laws to Clinton, UCLA's administration knew about the activist extreme actions,
Speaker 2: including the exclusion of Jews, but in a remarkable display
Speaker 2: of cowardice, appeasement, and illegality, the administration did nothing to stop.
Speaker 2: It sounds kind of familiar to other college campuses going
Speaker 2: around the world, doesn't it. On Tuesday this week, a
Speaker 2: federal district court in California sided with the Jewish students
Speaker 2: quote in the opinion. In the year twenty twenty four,
Speaker 2: in the United States of America, in the state of California,
Speaker 2: in the city of Los Angeles, Jewish students were excluded
Speaker 2: from portions of the UCLA campus because they refused to
Speaker 2: denounce their faith. This fact is so unimaginable and so
Speaker 2: abhorrent to our constitutional guarantee of religious freedom that it bears,
Speaker 2: repeating Jewish students were excluded from portions of the UCLA
Speaker 2: campus because they refused to denounce their faith. Judge Mark
Speaker 2: Scarzy went on in the court order, UCLA does not
Speaker 2: dispute this. Instead, UCLA claims that it has no responsibility
Speaker 2: to protect the religious freedoms of its Jewish students because
Speaker 2: the exclusion was engineered by third party protesters. But under
Speaker 2: constitutional principles, UCLA may not allow services to some students
Speaker 2: when UCLA knows that other students are excluded on religious grounds,
Speaker 2: regardless of who engineered the exclusion. Amen, they got a cat,
Speaker 2: they have an obligation. You'll pull the constitution. Why Because
Speaker 2: UCLA takes state money. This isn't a private campus where
Speaker 2: they can make their own rules. Up Tuesday's rule and
Speaker 2: said that the plane of sin others should be allowed
Speaker 2: to return to campus without facing the anti Semitic bigotry.
Speaker 2: The court ordered an injunction, which is the first in
Speaker 2: the nation, against the university for allowing an anti anti
Speaker 2: Semitic encampment to be established on campus. Now, what is
Speaker 2: UCLA saying response to this? The district's ruling would improperly
Speaker 2: hamstring our ability to respond to events on the ground
Speaker 2: and to meet the needs of the Bruin community. Really
Speaker 2: just amazes me. Now, I want you to imagine, because Jews,
Speaker 2: in addition to having a faith some do. I have
Speaker 2: many friends who actually are non religious, they are nonetheless Jewish.
Speaker 2: It is a race of people. Your genetic tests can
Speaker 2: tell you whether you are Jewish or not, or have
Speaker 2: any Jewish portion of it in you. You can't renounce
Speaker 2: your race, can you. Can you imagine if this protest
Speaker 2: refused admission to someone who was, say, Asian or black.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine the outrage, the screams and cries of
Speaker 2: absolute outright racism. It is absolutely no different in these protests. Now,
Speaker 2: you can say what you want about whether Israel is
Speaker 2: properly responding to being attacked, but to identify and exclude
Speaker 2: someone merely based upon their race, their Jewish connection, without
Speaker 2: maybe asking them if they agree with the Israeli military
Speaker 2: response or something like that. But this is an exclusion
Speaker 2: based on race, plain and simple. And the judge out
Speaker 2: you see, of course, pointed it out and in a
Speaker 2: very very very loud admonishment in that court opinion, and
Speaker 2: I applaud them for doing it. Six fifteen pat I'll
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Speaker 2: I know, I sure, am David. Well, there's two hang on,
Speaker 2: fat Jewish is not a raised human?
Speaker 8: Is?
Speaker 2: Aren't we all humans? Okay, yeah, it's a valid point.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Anyway, it up over to the phones paths been on holiday,
Speaker 2: pat thanks for holding over the break.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the program, Happy Friday.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Brian. What's going on in Clipton? I can't
Speaker 6: believe because in sixty one, when I graduated from Houth
Speaker 6: High School, I mean even in high school, I would
Speaker 6: walk down Clifton too good Sam, where I've worked part time.
Speaker 6: I mean we walked everywhere because we didn't have cars.
Speaker 6: We didn't Teddy and I didn't get a car until
Speaker 6: a year after we were married. But this business with
Speaker 6: this country. I wrote a couple of things to Michelle.
Speaker 6: Obama said, we have to change our traditions, our history
Speaker 6: and the way we talk and think about that. Then
Speaker 6: Obama's said, we have to transform America. Is this going
Speaker 6: on now?
Speaker 8: Yep?
Speaker 6: And Joe Biden said the way forward it is to
Speaker 6: reorganize the truth in this country.
Speaker 9: I pray for.
Speaker 6: It, and I think everybody better because what we have
Speaker 6: coming into this country is not all.
Speaker 1: Good anyway, without question.
Speaker 2: And you know what, all those quotes you just rambled off,
Speaker 2: and those are excellent points. All of them sound like
Speaker 2: they were taken from an Orwell novel like nineteen eighty four,
Speaker 2: and use that as a playbook guide or at least
Speaker 2: to anticipate what's coming next, because I think they're following it.
Speaker 2: It was not intended to be a playbook. It was
Speaker 2: intended to be a dystopian nightmare projection of what the
Speaker 2: future looked like if you kept going in the direction
Speaker 2: that Orwell saw the world going back in nineteen thirty
Speaker 2: ish time.
Speaker 1: It's frightening you, right, Pat.
Speaker 6: And another Brian, we're talking about what the Jewish students
Speaker 6: are going through. It sounds a little bit like segregation exactly.
Speaker 6: Anybody who remembers George Wallace, I mean, the black people
Speaker 6: couldn't couldn't do anything until they changed it. I think
Speaker 6: that's what the Jewish kids are going through now. But
Speaker 6: all I can say, Brian is don't vote Democrats. Thank you, Brian.
Speaker 2: You Pat somewhere out there, Tom is nodding in approval. Well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to go back to the stack of stupid
Speaker 2: and it relates to campaigns and politics. You're gonna love this, folks,
Speaker 2: since that Freddy Dave Hadters. Let me right around the corner.
Speaker 2: I can go ahead and get this in Vice President
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris's website, which is devoid still of policy points,
Speaker 2: although they say tomorrow today. Rather she's going to roll
Speaker 2: out initiatives aimed at housing. We're going to get three
Speaker 2: million new houses built. She's going to implement communism and
Speaker 2: force price controls to come bad inflation on food. So
Speaker 2: just a cut little insight into what's coming up today.
Speaker 2: But still, as of right now, nothing on her website
Speaker 2: describing which direction she wants to take our country, which,
Speaker 2: going back to Pats call, I think we all know.
Speaker 2: But if you want to work for her, if you
Speaker 2: want to apply for a position on her campaign, you
Speaker 2: may select from nine different pronoun options. I've never heard
Speaker 2: of some of these folks and This is how batcrap
Speaker 2: insane that they have gone.
Speaker 1: This is the batcrap in sanity.
Speaker 2: The left provides you. You can choose normal stuff like
Speaker 2: he him or she her, and then we dive into
Speaker 2: the realm of the insane, which I've always pointed out.
Speaker 2: I will never refer to a single human being as
Speaker 2: they or them. You're not more than one person. Wake
Speaker 2: up or get some psychological help. If you think you
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Speaker 11: All right, Brian, always happy to be here. Happy Friday
Speaker 11: to you and all your listeners. And you know, hopefully
Speaker 11: we're doing some good out there in the world, making
Speaker 11: people aware of the increasing insanity of our digital society.
Speaker 2: Well, and you you are, and if I'm the only
Speaker 2: person who's ever learned anything from you, I was able
Speaker 2: to rattle off the litany of things that people need
Speaker 2: to do to protect themselves because of the data breaches
Speaker 2: out there, most notably the recent data breach. And I
Speaker 2: brought this up earlier in the week on the Morning Show,
Speaker 2: knowing full well that you probably also would bring it up.
Speaker 2: The breach of two point nine billion people's very sensitive information,
Speaker 2: including social security numbers.
Speaker 11: Yeah, this this story is really bad, and the more
Speaker 11: information that comes out about it just shows you the
Speaker 11: potential impact of a breach like this. So, first off,
Speaker 11: you've got a company, National Public Data, and they I've
Speaker 11: never heard of them before, I either, most of your
Speaker 11: listeners haven't. And interestingly enough, they do background checks, which
Speaker 11: is why they have all this sensitive data. And you know,
Speaker 11: if you've gone through a background check, you know how
Speaker 11: much sensitive data they collect, things like your relatives, maybe
Speaker 11: your family members, previous addresses. So it's a treasure trove
Speaker 11: of very sensitive and detailed information about you. And here's
Speaker 11: why this particular type of information I think is especially
Speaker 11: dangerous because there's different ways that the bad guys who
Speaker 11: possess it could potentially use this information. You know, if
Speaker 11: I know every place you've ever lived, find in the
Speaker 11: names of your family, your close family members anyway, and
Speaker 11: that sort of thing, it makes it really easy to
Speaker 11: impersonate you for identity theft type purposes because I have
Speaker 11: all the information I need to fill out any kind
Speaker 11: of application or whatever.
Speaker 8: Places you've worked, you know, all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1: Mother's maiden name, yeah, I.
Speaker 8: Mean, you know again, think about that.
Speaker 11: And then then the flip side of that is, so
Speaker 11: that's you know, in your name against someone else that
Speaker 11: you're going to have to clean up. But it also
Speaker 11: makes it really easy for someone to attack you and
Speaker 11: create an air of extra legitimacy because they know so
Speaker 11: much information about you. If you get a phishing email
Speaker 11: from your bank quote unquote, and you pick up the
Speaker 11: phone and you call them because there's some emergency or whatever,
Speaker 11: and you're talking to the hacker and they have all
Speaker 11: that information, it's going to be much easier to convince
Speaker 11: you that that is a legitimate agency than if they
Speaker 11: don't have that information.
Speaker 2: So yeah, but that because you called the number that
Speaker 2: was provided in the email as opposed to calling the
Speaker 2: regular number for the bank that the bank relies.
Speaker 8: On, which you should never do. Good point for it.
Speaker 2: You see, I learned stuff from you. I'm just making
Speaker 2: the point on that and doubling down on you on
Speaker 2: what you've taught us over the years.
Speaker 11: You should, you should, you know, always go out of
Speaker 11: band and look up a phone number that you can
Speaker 11: verify from previous communications, like a bank statement or the
Speaker 11: bank's website or something like that. But you know, again,
Speaker 11: it this is information apparently about people in the US,
Speaker 11: the UK, and Canada. You may have multiple records in
Speaker 11: there again from the background checks with multiple addresses and
Speaker 11: multiple employers and that sort of thing, but it's it's
Speaker 11: very sensitive information. Unfortunately, now this company, as recently as yesterday,
Speaker 11: has still not confirmed it. But from all the reporting
Speaker 11: I've seen and people looking at the data and what
Speaker 11: the hackers have put out, it looks.
Speaker 8: Pretty real to me.
Speaker 11: They ask for three point five million dollars for the data.
Speaker 11: It's Unfortunately, Brian, you know, there's really not much we
Speaker 11: as consumers can do about this because that's out of
Speaker 11: the bag.
Speaker 2: Pandora's box has been opened. You mean, we're stuck. It's
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 11: So, but what you can do, unfortunately, is you know,
Speaker 11: somewhat on you Now. In most cases, when these kind
Speaker 11: of breaches happen, you'll see the company give free credit monitoring.
Speaker 11: I strongly encourage and many of your listeners probably got
Speaker 11: the letter from Ticketmaster like I recently did that my
Speaker 11: data has been breached from Ticketmaster. You know, I strongly
Speaker 11: encourage people to sign up for the free identity theft
Speaker 11: monitor Yes, it's not perfect, you know. I've had people
Speaker 11: argue with me before, well, I'm not going to pay
Speaker 11: for that. I can do the things they do myself.
Speaker 11: I'm like, well maybe you can, but will you be
Speaker 11: disciplined enough to do it? And can you operate at
Speaker 11: machine speed like the systems they've built. Plus, with most
Speaker 11: of these identity theft monitoring services, they include attorneys to
Speaker 11: help you unwind the disaster once you've been hit.
Speaker 8: With identity theft.
Speaker 11: It hasn't happened to me, but I know several people
Speaker 11: it has happened to and it's been a nightmare for them.
Speaker 11: I mean I would call it almost like a traumatic
Speaker 11: PTSD type EXPERI without question, so you know, take advantage of.
Speaker 1: That two factor authentication.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I keep my credit frozen all the time. So yes,
Speaker 11: it's a little inconvenient if I need to, you know,
Speaker 11: use it, but you just unfreeze it, set up the
Speaker 11: fraudle or credit.
Speaker 2: And how often do you need to access I mean,
Speaker 2: if you're opening a new credit card, if you're applying
Speaker 2: for a loan or something. You know, at my age
Speaker 2: though I haven't applied from credit or a loan or
Speaker 2: anything in decades. I think it's just I don't ever
Speaker 2: ever need it other than the final what my credit
Speaker 2: score is. I've got my I've headmind frozen for years.
Speaker 11: I agree with you completely, And it's a minor inconvenience
Speaker 11: to unfreeze. It was the the amount of protection that
Speaker 11: it brings to the table. So whether you get a
Speaker 11: letter or not, I encourage you just go ahead, go
Speaker 11: to all the credit bureros, freeze your credit, set up
Speaker 11: the credit fraud alerts. Because of this breach, Now you
Speaker 11: really need to be vigilant and skeptical you know. The
Speaker 11: first step is always awareness. Any kind of communication that
Speaker 11: you get could be fraudulent, could be bogus, could be
Speaker 11: using this information to try to fish you and social
Speaker 11: engineer you into doing something. Pay extra special attention to
Speaker 11: your bank accounts, set up any kind of fraud alerts
Speaker 11: that your bank would support.
Speaker 8: And stay tuned.
Speaker 11: Again, from everything I've seen, and there's been a lot
Speaker 11: of reporting on it, this appears to be real. And unfortunately,
Speaker 11: until either businesses like this go out of business because
Speaker 11: of these breaches they can't get insurance and they go
Speaker 11: out of business because of these breaches, or until we
Speaker 11: have at least every state has its own privacy law
Speaker 11: with teeth, where there's a national private sea law that
Speaker 11: creates significant penalties for companies when this happens. Unfortunately, this
Speaker 11: isn't going to happen or it's not going to stop
Speaker 11: anytime soon. So you need to be vigilant and you
Speaker 11: need to defend yourself. And again there are some things
Speaker 11: you can do. You don't have to wait for the letter,
Speaker 11: but when you get the letter, take advantage of the
Speaker 11: free monitoring.
Speaker 2: It can't hurt, No, it can't six point thirty six
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Speaker 2: and the team help you out with your business related
Speaker 2: computer issues. Why is artificial intelligence Tom Cruise problem. Why
Speaker 2: does that mean it's doomed to fail? Does artificial intelligence
Speaker 2: actually do reasoning or are they simply parroting what has
Speaker 2: been programmed into them? Is there anything going on there
Speaker 2: by way of rational thought?
Speaker 11: Dave Hatter, Yeah, I thought this was an interesting topic
Speaker 11: to talk about, Brian, because we've for the past several
Speaker 11: years heard nothing about AI. Lots of hyperbole on both
Speaker 11: ends of the spectrum. We're going to We're close to
Speaker 11: utopia or Skynet is about to come alive.
Speaker 8: And wipe us all out right.
Speaker 11: We've talked about this multiple times now and over the
Speaker 11: past I would say six months, the veneer of these
Speaker 11: large language models, things like chat GPT have started to
Speaker 11: wear a thin and a lot of people have started
Speaker 11: to point out that maybe these things are not all
Speaker 11: they're cracked up to be. Some very well known people
Speaker 11: in the field, people that are way smarter than me
Speaker 11: and are working in the field every day. A guy
Speaker 11: named Gary Marcus in particular, has really been pointing out
Speaker 11: a lot of the flaws, like I'm about to get
Speaker 11: to here. So, while there's still a lot of hype
Speaker 11: out there on both sides of it, and AI isn't
Speaker 11: going away. It's already embedded into a lot of things,
Speaker 11: and it does bring a lot of potential benefits in
Speaker 11: a lot of ways. The idea that what we're seeing
Speaker 11: today is going to keep exponentially leaping large language models
Speaker 11: anyway and somehow going to become a sini it being,
Speaker 11: I think, is quite laughable. And this article does a
Speaker 11: really good job of pointing this out. It's called the
Speaker 11: reversal Curse and the business And basically the author of
Speaker 11: this article uses Tom Cruise as a perfect example. Most
Speaker 11: everyone knows who Tom Cruise is, right, very famous, lots
Speaker 11: of stuff being written about in for decades. So when
Speaker 11: you train these large language models with the content that's
Speaker 11: already out there, that's how they work. You feed it
Speaker 11: with content, and that's its own separate controversy, the scraping
Speaker 11: of other people's copyright and so forth. So it's easy
Speaker 11: to go in and ask one of these chat GBT
Speaker 11: type AI engines a question like who is Tom Cruise's mother,
Speaker 11: and most of the time it will be able to
Speaker 11: answer that question. But when you flip the question around
Speaker 11: and say who is Mary Leeffifer's son? Now, interestingly enough,
Speaker 11: I would not have known that Mary Leefiffer as Tom.
Speaker 1: Her before I talked to you and read this article.
Speaker 11: And that's the problem, right, because that is much less
Speaker 11: often in the content that they used to train these things.
Speaker 11: The large language models either don't have that information at all,
Speaker 11: or they can't reason backwards.
Speaker 8: Even if it says.
Speaker 11: Mary LEEFI Forr's son is Tom Cruise, it can't take
Speaker 11: that and reason backwards too. Well, then that means that
Speaker 11: you know Tom Cruise's mother is Mary Leef Pfiffer.
Speaker 8: Does that make sense before I go on?
Speaker 2: It does to me, But then again, I've read the article,
Speaker 2: so I know exactly where you're coming from.
Speaker 1: I can't speak on behalf of my listeners.
Speaker 11: We well, hopefully that's making sense to people. And it
Speaker 11: points out that, you know, at the end of the day,
Speaker 11: you take all of this content and you're dump it
Speaker 11: in these models, and then it uses probability to associate
Speaker 11: words with each other and when you prompt it that's
Speaker 11: the official technical name for asking a question. You know,
Speaker 11: it's using these probabilistic algorithms to figure out, well, this
Speaker 11: word goes with that word more often than this other
Speaker 11: word based on probability, It puts this stuff together. The
Speaker 11: point they're making is it's not doing anything like human reasoning,
Speaker 11: and you start to see the limits. And if you
Speaker 11: get deeper into the article, you know, it starts to
Speaker 11: point out lots of other types of things along the
Speaker 11: lines of reasoning.
Speaker 8: That it just can't do.
Speaker 11: So again, I think the hype is starting to fall.
Speaker 8: Away from this stuff very quickly.
Speaker 11: You know, when you look at the cost that goes
Speaker 11: into supporting these things, there's lots of questions about that,
Speaker 11: and the electricity. I know you guys were talking about
Speaker 11: that the other day on there. I you know, again,
Speaker 11: this stuff isn't going away. And I don't want to
Speaker 11: downplay for folks that when you understand what's something like
Speaker 11: a chat ept or AI's groc can and can't do
Speaker 11: it can be a powerful tool to help you become
Speaker 11: much more productive when you understand its limits. But the
Speaker 11: idea that these things are suddenly going to come become
Speaker 11: sending it take away everybody's jobs and so forth, when
Speaker 11: you look at it and this context is really quite laughable.
Speaker 11: And I think you're going to see the bubble on
Speaker 11: this particular topic burst.
Speaker 1: You know, we'll not find that we welcome information. I
Speaker 1: like that. I hope that you're right on that.
Speaker 11: I do too, actually, because again there's these things have benefits,
Speaker 11: but the hype has been this has been one of
Speaker 11: the most hyped up things I can remember in the
Speaker 11: recent past in terms of tech, and these cycles come
Speaker 11: and go, you know, but this one has been quite insane,
Speaker 11: and I really think the bubble is about to burst
Speaker 11: and people are starting to realize that while you can
Speaker 11: get some amazing benefits out of this, it's not going
Speaker 11: to be the thing that wipes us out.
Speaker 8: Now. I'm not saying there's.
Speaker 11: Not some other AI somewhere I haven't seen, or other
Speaker 11: approaches to it that might not get us the sky net,
Speaker 11: but it's not going to be these large language monks.
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Speaker 1: Hatter, And here's a real frightening story.
Speaker 2: You want to talk about a Department of Justice charging
Speaker 2: a Nashville man for helping North Koreans get tech jobs here, Yeah.
Speaker 11: Brian, this the reason why I wanted to talk about
Speaker 11: this is twofold.
Speaker 6: Ay.
Speaker 11: It goes to show you as a point that I'm
Speaker 11: trying to make all the time about the creativity and
Speaker 11: ingenuity of the bad guys. Now in this particular case,
Speaker 11: North Korea is getting people jobs in the US and
Speaker 11: Canada and other Western countries primarily to raise funds.
Speaker 8: For their government. So you've got a guy in.
Speaker 11: Nashville who's got PCs set up that the bad guys
Speaker 11: are remoting into. So they're applying for jobs, they appear
Speaker 11: to be coming from Nashville. Think VPN type thing, right,
Speaker 11: and when they're quote working, they appear to be coming
Speaker 11: from this site. Now he's getting paid, you know, some
Speaker 11: kind of cut of this thing. But just think about
Speaker 11: that for a second, and how bad and scary that
Speaker 11: is that you have one of our fundamental adversaries that
Speaker 11: is running a scam like this to generate money for
Speaker 11: their government, and one of our citizens helping them. But
Speaker 11: here's the really scary part that I think most people
Speaker 11: will not connect on their own. Now, we saw the CrowdStrike,
Speaker 11: or as some have called it, the crowdstroke incident. And
Speaker 11: the numbers I've seen so far are just in the
Speaker 11: fortune fifty companies and the nine million machines that were bricked.
Speaker 11: It's five point four billion. It's the estimated cost. We
Speaker 11: see Delta suing for five hundred million. Now imagine for
Speaker 11: a second, Brian, if a North Korean hacker or a
Speaker 11: Chinese Communist Party hacker or whomever were pretending to be
Speaker 11: an American citizen working from America and got hired at
Speaker 11: Microsoft or CrowdStrike or any one.
Speaker 8: Of these companies.
Speaker 11: But I liked it like or yeah, because if you
Speaker 11: think about it, Microsoft would be the holy grail for
Speaker 11: this kind of attack. Now imagine they're working at Microsoft
Speaker 11: and they're working on and now again, these people went
Speaker 11: through background checks.
Speaker 1: You know, this was.
Speaker 11: All done with the help of this to make it
Speaker 11: appear that they were legitimate. Right now, they're working at Microsoft,
Speaker 11: and they purposely put in a back door that allows
Speaker 11: our adversaries to brick all billion Windows computers, not just
Speaker 11: n word.
Speaker 8: Can you imagine Think about that for a second.
Speaker 11: So in the business, this is called an insider threat.
Speaker 11: You have someone inside your organization. You know, it's one
Speaker 11: thing for hackers to hack away and get in and
Speaker 11: try to gain privileges and access and so forth. It's
Speaker 11: another to have someone inside your organization that has access,
Speaker 11: has administrator level access or can get it and the
Speaker 11: acknowledge that they need to get it. Now they're inside,
Speaker 11: they have the keys to the kingdom. So now I'm
Speaker 11: a I'm a Chinese Communist Party agent working on behalf
Speaker 11: of the Chinese Communist Party. I build a backdoor into
Speaker 11: Windows and roll it out again. This is I know
Speaker 11: this probably sounds a bit far fetched to people.
Speaker 2: What you're the one that does programming, you're in the
Speaker 2: tech world. If you say it's possible, I know that
Speaker 2: you're speaking the truth, Dave Well, and.
Speaker 11: This just goes to show our enemies are operating in
Speaker 11: ways that are not obvious to people. And when when
Speaker 11: I say things like the Mico Hipponent quote we're no
Speaker 11: longer securing computers, we're securing society. Or former NSA director
Speaker 11: Paul NAKASONI, you know cybersecurity or is cybersecurity? Is national security.
Speaker 11: This is the kind of thing people have to think about.
Speaker 11: It's not just well, you know, my business got shut
Speaker 11: down with ransomware and I lost some money. As we
Speaker 11: look at these critical infrastructure type agencies, as we look
Speaker 11: at people that have defense secrets or trade secrets that
Speaker 11: will be very valuable to our opponents around the world,
Speaker 11: this is the kind of links that they'll go to.
Speaker 11: And again, if their intent is not just to make
Speaker 11: money and or steal secrets, but it's to actually manipulate
Speaker 11: the software that makes our whole world run. Now and again,
Speaker 11: I want to put a plug in Central bank. Digital
Speaker 11: currency bad in every way. Imagine a digital only society,
Speaker 11: no actual physical currency, and everything goes down where it's
Speaker 11: an accident or a cyber attack because some insider set
Speaker 11: it up that way. Total disasters. So again I encourage you.
Speaker 2: You're talking about global economic shutdown. You're talking about riots, violence,
Speaker 2: chaos in the street, no electric grid, no computer capabilities,
Speaker 2: no computing, no work being done, no salaries being paid,
Speaker 2: every fund coming to a shrieking halt. Yeah, that's that's
Speaker 2: worth paying attention to, Dave. But the powers that be
Speaker 2: are in front of this because quite often, you know,
Speaker 2: as you reveal on this segment of the program, they
Speaker 2: are not in front of this. They are, you know,
Speaker 2: as you point out, designing to hurry up and get
Speaker 2: whatever product it is out without thinking about security and
Speaker 2: keeping that in the forefront of their mind. It should
Speaker 2: be the first priority in all things and in all ways.
Speaker 8: You're exactly right, Brian.
Speaker 11: I mean, we've we've crossed the rubicon in terms of
Speaker 11: reliance on this technology. It's in everything now, everything is interconnected.
Speaker 11: We rely on it for every aspect of our lives.
Speaker 11: And yes, we have got to get to a place
Speaker 11: into scissors credit.
Speaker 8: They've come up with a program.
Speaker 11: It's voluntary, but I encourage you know, everyone should get
Speaker 11: get on board with a secure by design, the idea
Speaker 11: that you're going to be focused on making.
Speaker 8: Software that is secure and robust.
Speaker 11: And resilient first and foremost at the expense of everything else,
Speaker 11: because our whole frigging society relies on this stuff.
Speaker 8: I have that kind of mentality.
Speaker 2: Amen, bold underline, exclamation point, all the above, Dave Hatter
Speaker 2: interest I dot Coms where you find them. Thank you
Speaker 2: for sponsoring the segment and providing this extremely valuable information.
Speaker 2: Hopefully people stare on their toes and avoid problems as
Speaker 2: a consequence of what you tell them.
Speaker 1: Dave, you're a good man.
Speaker 2: I'll look forward to next Friday in another segment, and
Speaker 2: between now and then, best of health to you and
Speaker 2: the crew at Interust.
Speaker 8: Always my pleasure, Brian, I look forward to chat with
Speaker 8: you next Friday.
Speaker 2: It's six fifty sevens to ground bottom the next hour.
Speaker 2: Len Arnold, you knit commander for the Northern Kentucky Young
Speaker 2: Marine's going to join the show talk about fall recruiting
Speaker 2: at an October event, or to talk about after the noons.
Speaker 1: We'll be right back.
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Speaker 2: or go with Town five fifty on AT and T phones. Today,
Speaker 2: Today's the day. Apparently Kamala Harris is going to be
Speaker 2: rolling out full on socialism. Price controls is what she
Speaker 2: wants to engage in in order to bring down the
Speaker 2: cost of groceries for you. Let me give you a
Speaker 2: quote from Senator Rick Scott along those lines, because he
Speaker 2: makes perfect sense. And obviously kam Kamala Harrison not a
Speaker 2: big student of history in other countries where they have
Speaker 2: tried price controls. So tomorrow, this was yesterday's statement from
Speaker 2: Senator Scott. Tomorrow, VP Harris, person who has never built
Speaker 2: a business, doesn't understand profit and loss, never had never
Speaker 2: had to meet payrolls, who's never competed in a consumer market,
Speaker 2: is going to propose federal price controls. It should terrify
Speaker 2: every American. She claims that Congress needs to be banned
Speaker 2: price gouging, which is already widely ill leg and is
Speaker 2: not the cause of high prices. Skyrocketing prices created by
Speaker 2: the Biden Harris administration are not price gouging.
Speaker 1: It's inflation.
Speaker 2: Or solution to the Harris price hikes she caused is
Speaker 2: big government on steroids, where Washington bureaucrats stick their hands
Speaker 2: into Americas and businesses and say what they can and
Speaker 2: can't sell a product for. It never works because it
Speaker 2: causes companies to make much less of something, destroying the
Speaker 2: supply and causing mass shortages of goods. One day in
Speaker 2: a middle school economics class would teacher those basic principles. Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: it's not surprising to see such dangerous and clearly flawed
Speaker 2: proposal come from a career politician who's never run a business.
Speaker 2: Getting inflation out of control will happen when the federal
Speaker 2: government stops recklessly spending money it doesn't have, when we
Speaker 2: finally beat back the destructive war that Biden Harris administration
Speaker 2: has waged on US energy, which has made the cost
Speaker 2: of everything go up. Senator Rick Scott Amen Rick, So
Speaker 2: that's today's policy proposal roll out out, not on her
Speaker 2: site yet, and she's also going to deal with the
Speaker 2: shortage of housing. I'm really wondering how now she's planning
Speaker 2: on dealing with a housing shortage laws of supplying to
Speaker 2: man housing costs too much. She says, we need to
Speaker 2: have affordable housing. We need to give incentives for people
Speaker 2: to make affordable housing. Someone please let me know. Like
Speaker 2: taxing the rich, what is it to be rich? Also,
Speaker 2: what does it mean? What does affordable mean? And can
Speaker 2: you even like in California around San Francisco area, there
Speaker 2: is nothing remotely affordable if toy have like average houses
Speaker 2: like a million and a half or more. I don't
Speaker 2: know how anybody in any service sector can afford to
Speaker 2: live anywhere near the city that they may work in
Speaker 2: San Francisco. So what is affordable in San Francisco? And
Speaker 2: if you went and you wanted to build something that
Speaker 2: was affordable, like let's say tiny homes, Okay, you first
Speaker 2: have to find the land. Land comes at a premium
Speaker 2: in San Francisco, right, And if you build something in
Speaker 2: San Francisco hard to hear. I think I know what
Speaker 2: my home is worth here. If my home was stuck
Speaker 2: anywhere in the city region or general suburban region surrounding
Speaker 2: San Francisco, it probably would be worth like five million dollars.
Speaker 2: That's not because I live in a giant, lavish home.
Speaker 2: But even if you took a tiny home, a tiny
Speaker 2: home that you could buy on Amazon, right, go ahead
Speaker 2: and look them up. They sell them on Amazon, and
Speaker 2: you can get them as low as twenty thousand dollars,
Speaker 2: as can shipping container type homes. But if you plopped
Speaker 2: it down on a piece of land in San Francisco,
Speaker 2: the price tag for that twenty thousand dollars home would
Speaker 2: end up going through the roof because land is in
Speaker 2: short supply, and there's all kinds of rules and regulations
Speaker 2: about who can build and what can be built. So
Speaker 2: you've got a major hurdle on your hands just dealing
Speaker 2: with a practical phenomenon of well location, location, location, So
Speaker 2: good luck with that one. And if there's a sufficient
Speaker 2: demand out there, and there certainly is because there's a
Speaker 2: housing shortage, don't you think the law of capitalism would
Speaker 2: kick in. Where there is demand, people will build. If
Speaker 2: you build it, they will come. Well, have already come
Speaker 2: to the table. They're just looking for something that's been built.
Speaker 2: There's a built in market in the housing industry. So anyway,
Speaker 2: a very complicated problem. We'll see how Kamala Harris chooses
Speaker 2: to deal with it. And school choice, I've got two
Speaker 2: articles here, and thanks to the Wall Street Journal, I
Speaker 2: can connect to both of them. Republicans for an in
Speaker 2: large part, I don't know any Republican that I've ever
Speaker 2: talked to, or there are policy platforms it does not
Speaker 2: include at least approval of the concept of school choice
Speaker 2: along some spectrum allowing you, the parent to choose where
Speaker 2: your children go to school rather than forcing you in
Speaker 2: to public school. And it's an important conversation to have,
Speaker 2: and I think that the Democrats lose on that even
Speaker 2: within their own folks, most notably black community, who typically
Speaker 2: votes in very, very sizable percentages for Democrats. And there's
Speaker 2: a great op ed by Joshua Robertson you can read
Speaker 2: it the full thing yourself. Black voters demands school choice.
Speaker 2: He's a senior pastor of the Rock Church, Harrisburg, Pennsylvanian,
Speaker 2: founder and CEO of Black Pastors United for Education. He
Speaker 2: speaks about the days when black voters were subjected to
Speaker 2: racist literacy tests before casting, about being quizzed on state
Speaker 2: history and required to guess the number of marbles in
Speaker 2: a class yard. Thankfully those are gone, he notes, Yet
Speaker 2: we now encounter new disenfranchisement in the form of politicians
Speaker 2: to expect our support but deny our overwhelming desire for
Speaker 2: education freedom for our children. Black voters have repeatedly especially
Speaker 2: support for school choice, with nearly eighty percent endorsing policies
Speaker 2: like education savings accounts of vouchers. That's according a Morning
Speaker 2: Console polling also notes pulling by real Clear opinion research
Speaker 2: also shows that black voters supports school choice more than
Speaker 2: any other race. Clearly, our communities want our children to
Speaker 2: have the same opportunities as others, regardless of race, geography,
Speaker 2: or socioeconomic status. We need courageous leadership that will equip
Speaker 2: our students to thrive. Kamala Harris and her running mate
Speaker 2: Tim Walls are widely courting black voters. They hear firsthand
Speaker 2: the same people that we as pastors and community leaders
Speaker 2: here from. But do they listen to these constituents when
Speaker 2: it comes to education freedom. The answer ay resounding no.
Speaker 2: Waltz refused opportunities to work with the legislative past education
Speaker 2: savings accounts or vouchers. He said, we are not going
Speaker 2: to defund our public schools. The author calls out a
Speaker 2: gross misrepresentation of essays and chers Black families don't want
Speaker 2: to harm our public schools financially. We want to properly
Speaker 2: fund public schools and education freedom. At the same time,
Speaker 2: it's possible if our leaders don't pay politics. Voters of
Speaker 2: both parties have spoken in favor of school choice. Why
Speaker 2: aren't the leaders who want our support listening. We need
Speaker 2: to elect leaders who have the compassion as well as
Speaker 2: courage to enact with the wishes of the people. We
Speaker 2: need elect leaders who give our votes meaning by hearing
Speaker 2: our voices and protecting our values. We need to force
Speaker 2: political leaders to earn our votes without backing school choice.
Speaker 2: How are we going to accomplish the great American task
Speaker 2: of equality? Instead of Trump and Harris won our votes.
Speaker 2: Let them prove there and our voices respect our values
Speaker 2: and are determined to secure our future. Are we respecting
Speaker 2: the legacy of those who fought for our civil rights
Speaker 2: if we put up with lawmakers who receive our votes
Speaker 2: but refuse to guarantee our children the educational freedom they
Speaker 2: need to rise and thrive. Great question, well stated. Then
Speaker 2: pivot over to the other article from the editorial board.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can read it for yourself.
Speaker 2: The whole thing which I'm not going to do is
Speaker 2: systemic test racism in Chicago. Let me start with what
Speaker 2: was the article concluded on The data shows that in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, nine nine, single digit nine percent of
Speaker 2: Chicago's black eighth graders were proficient in reading. It gets worse,
Speaker 2: four percent were proficient in math. That's according to the
Speaker 2: National Assessment of Education Progress, nine in reading and four
Speaker 2: in math. Now, recently, the Chicago Teachers Union president was
Speaker 2: interviewed by local radio station up There WVN. She was
Speaker 2: asked to respond to union's critics, the Teachers' union critics
Speaker 2: who are concerned that so many of Chicago's students aren't
Speaker 2: reading or doing math at grade level single digits. Her response, well,
Speaker 2: the way in which we think about learning and think
Speaker 2: about achievement is really and truly based on testing, which
Speaker 2: at best is junk science rooted in white supremacy. If
Speaker 2: you have another hour, she said, I can get on
Speaker 2: into why standardized tests are born of the eugenics movement,
Speaker 2: and the eugenics movement is always sought to see black
Speaker 2: people as inferior to those that are non black. You
Speaker 2: can't test black children with an instrument that was born
Speaker 2: to prove their inferiority.
Speaker 1: Now, struggle with that if you will.
Speaker 2: And maybe because I remember back in the seventies, there
Speaker 2: was this ongoing effort to take out, you know, the
Speaker 2: sort of whiteness from standardized tests. That there were, you know,
Speaker 2: questions in the sat and Act that you know, only
Speaker 2: white suburban kids could have any connection to an answer.
Speaker 2: That stuff has long since been eradicated. But moving over
Speaker 2: to math, where in Chicago four were proficient in maths.
Speaker 2: In math, now, if you have a standardized test, let
Speaker 2: me ask you, and you can call to explain to me,
Speaker 2: how in the hell is it that the concept of
Speaker 2: two plus two equals four, or the quadratic equation or
Speaker 2: any other mathematical concept is racist. Is the math different
Speaker 2: for people of different races? Is there a different system
Speaker 2: of calculating the accuracy of numbers when added, divided, multiplied?
Speaker 2: I mean, seriously, it's science. Now, if you want to
Speaker 2: move over to a sociology test, or if you want
Speaker 2: to move over to some essay based test or some
Speaker 2: you know, maybe language tests, you might have some sort
Speaker 2: of argument that there's injustice, or it's white or whatever.
Speaker 2: But when talking about math here, don't tell me a
Speaker 2: standardized testing in any way, shape or form possibly be racist.
Speaker 2: It's math, damn it. And it's the editorial board points out.
Speaker 2: You know this is certainly convenient for the union because
Speaker 2: it absolves teachers, this concept that just simple testing alone
Speaker 2: is racist. It absolves teachers if any responsibility for failure.
Speaker 2: If the tests are racist, then black students are doomed
Speaker 2: to fail. Therefore, failure is inevitable, and it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: how or what is taught in school. So I'll give
Speaker 2: the union a big raised no matter how students perform.
Speaker 2: Who's the real systemic racist here? They ask rhetorically, and
Speaker 2: I love this. One of the callers called in. They
Speaker 2: quoted this call in response to that statement. A black
Speaker 2: woman called in. I want to say, as a parent,
Speaker 2: standardized testing, we're not ready to move beyond that right now.
Speaker 2: How can we say that it's a racist tool. It
Speaker 2: might be, but let me say this to you. I've
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Speaker 2: talk station is very very happy Friday to you. Gotta
Speaker 2: love those Marines and gotta love the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 2: We're gonna learn all about them right now. Lynn Arnold,
Speaker 2: the unit commander of the North the Cooky Young Marine,
Speaker 2: joining the program to talk about that organization as well
Speaker 2: as some events that are coming up. Lynn, Long time,
Speaker 2: no speak. How have you been agree too long?
Speaker 4: It's been very well, sir.
Speaker 8: How about you?
Speaker 1: I've been fine. And how's your daughter doing?
Speaker 13: She's doing very well. Her and my son are both
Speaker 13: they're both living their best lives. Glad to be part
Speaker 13: of the country not near here.
Speaker 1: Glad to hear that. Didn't mean to throw your curve ball.
Speaker 2: It's just been a while since we spoke and running
Speaker 2: to each other, so I just thought i'd asked the
Speaker 2: polite questions to start off before we learn about the
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky Young Marines. Tell my listeners all about this,
Speaker 2: and I understand this is not an organization that necessarily
Speaker 2: pushes young people into the military. It's more of a
Speaker 2: well an understanding appreciation of the nation's freedoms and liberties
Speaker 2: that were, of course guaranteed and granted by those who
Speaker 2: have served in the military.
Speaker 7: Have I got that right, yes, sir.
Speaker 13: And actually I have Young Marine First Sergeant Abby Smith
Speaker 13: here with me. She was a fifteen year or sixteen
Speaker 13: year old from Beechwood High School, and I'm going to
Speaker 13: let her explain the program a little bit to you.
Speaker 2: Well, let me start by congratulating Abby Smith, who's got
Speaker 2: the Distinguished Order of Merit, which was awarded to her
Speaker 2: in April this year, as the highest award a young
Speaker 2: Marine can earn. Congratulations Abby, and welcome to the Morning Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, sir. I'm really excited to be
Speaker 3: on here today.
Speaker 2: Oh you Marines and your sirs don't. You can take
Speaker 2: easy liberties with me. You can call me Brian if
Speaker 2: you want. That's great. Anyhow, I appreciate your your showing
Speaker 2: of respect and I'm not worthy of it. So how
Speaker 2: did you get involved in the Young Marines and other
Speaker 2: Kentucky Young Marines?
Speaker 3: Well, sir, I've always wanted to join the military. It's
Speaker 3: been a passion of mine ever since I can remember,
Speaker 3: and so many people kept suggesting, oh, well, you have
Speaker 3: to join the Young Marines if you're interested in this,
Speaker 3: And as soon as I joined, I just couldn't stop
Speaker 3: and I've been with it ever since.
Speaker 1: What drew you to?
Speaker 2: I mean, I understand your desire to become a marine,
Speaker 2: but the how was it that you connected so completely
Speaker 2: right out of the gate with the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 1: What was the experience like?
Speaker 3: Well, sir, I actually want to go into the Navy currently,
Speaker 3: but I think the reason I went so far and
Speaker 3: I connected so easily with this unit is it's like
Speaker 3: a family and you just get to know these people
Speaker 3: so well and they push you to be the best
Speaker 3: person you can be, and with that support you can
Speaker 3: do anything.
Speaker 1: That is amazing.
Speaker 2: So what are the I think the young Marines, as
Speaker 2: I understand from the materials, you meet every other Saturday
Speaker 2: between eight forty five and three pm at the VFW
Speaker 2: post on East forty seventh and Covington. And so we're
Speaker 2: going to put all those details up on the blog
Speaker 2: page fifty five herecy dot com. But what do you
Speaker 2: talk about? What was what kind of activities do you
Speaker 2: engage in during that period of time.
Speaker 3: So in our unit, which is one of nearly two
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty across the country, we focus on a
Speaker 3: few things. Every single drill, we do closer to drill,
Speaker 3: which is the marching you usually see. We do physical
Speaker 3: fitness in our unit. Are we're a focal point for
Speaker 3: drug demand production, which means we're tae youth about the
Speaker 3: dangers of drugs, trying to keep them away from it.
Speaker 3: We learned military American history. We try to teach our
Speaker 3: young kids as much history as they can know, especially
Speaker 3: a history that is not being taught in schools.
Speaker 2: You know, I just want, yes, I know, it's just
Speaker 2: always got to say that. It warms my heart that
Speaker 2: that gap in the education system is actually being filled
Speaker 2: here in the northern Kentucky Young Marines spot. It also
Speaker 2: illustrates a profound disappointment that our American education system does
Speaker 2: not include these core fundamental principles that we should all know.
Speaker 2: I mean, that was the point of the American revolutions
Speaker 2: and still these freedoms and liberties in the American people,
Speaker 2: and they don't even teach that reality in the meantime
Speaker 2: where they're eroding all of our freedoms and liberties. I'm
Speaker 2: glad to see you're countering now with the Northern Kentucky
Speaker 2: Young Marines. Wow, and you're a can I ask, how
Speaker 2: old are you Abby?
Speaker 3: I'm sixteen, sir. Okay, see, I'm sorry, mister Thomas.
Speaker 2: No no, no, no, no, no, please, you don't need to do
Speaker 2: the serves. I'm just embarrassed by that. But I don't
Speaker 2: want to know any much specific because I don't want
Speaker 2: to criticize anything wrongly. But you obviously are aware in
Speaker 2: the gap of the education system teaching this important American history.
Speaker 2: Was it your personal experience at whatever school you went
Speaker 2: in that they did not teach.
Speaker 3: That somewhat something we certain teachers have to try their
Speaker 3: best to teach what they can, but it's hardly lacking,
Speaker 3: especially in our younger education, middle school, going into high school,
Speaker 3: We're not learning much about our American history. We're learning
Speaker 3: about the world, the European side of history, just not
Speaker 3: about our own country and what it was founded upon.
Speaker 1: Wonderful.
Speaker 2: That explains it, wonderfully because I had a feeling. You know,
Speaker 2: there are some great teachers out there who love to
Speaker 2: incorporate these concepts into their teaching. But you're lucky if
Speaker 2: you get one of those. It is not apparently a
Speaker 2: part of the broader curriculum for the K through twelve students,
Speaker 2: and that is the sad thing. So God bless the
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky Young Marines. I'm gonna pause right now because
Speaker 2: I know you have some events you want to explain
Speaker 2: to my listeners that are coming up, and then people
Speaker 2: are gonna want to participate in. So pause. We will
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Speaker 1: Chuck Ingram on fifty five KOC the talk station.
Speaker 2: Seven forty Here fifty five Krcity talk station, we get
Speaker 2: one more short segment here with my guests from the
Speaker 2: Northern Kentucky Young Marines, Lynn Arnold, who's the unit commander
Speaker 2: there and award winner. She is Abby Smith, recipient of
Speaker 2: the Distinguished Order of Merit, which is the highest award
Speaker 2: a young marine can earn. Abby, you just want to
Speaker 2: congratulate you again on that and let you know that
Speaker 2: you're already getting some recruiting. My submarine or friend Mike,
Speaker 2: who proudly service country on a submarine his entire service, said, Hey,
Speaker 2: women are serving on submarine, So since you want to
Speaker 2: join the Navy, he's putting in a plug for you
Speaker 2: to get on a sub So you have that option
Speaker 2: something that I couldn't do, Abby, But you know that's
Speaker 2: the luck to you in your future career in the
Speaker 2: and future service in the America's Navy. Let's talk about
Speaker 2: some of the events oh by the way, folks, it's
Speaker 2: NKY Young Marines dot Com.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 2: Joe will put the link up on the blog page
Speaker 2: fifty five Casey dot com, Abby or Lynn either one.
Speaker 2: We got some events coming up. Let's talk about the
Speaker 2: quarter auction first. What is a quarter auction which is
Speaker 2: taking place August twenty seventh at Ludlow Vets on Elm
Speaker 2: Street in Ludlow, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 13: Courter auctions are great fun females, males, kids, adults. You
Speaker 13: bring rules and quarters or you can bring your money
Speaker 13: to change into quarters and you bid on items that
Speaker 13: are provided there different baskets arranging from anything from Type
Speaker 13: A Warrior to bourbon baskets. And at this event on
Speaker 13: the twenty seventh, it will benefit the Northern Kentucky Young Marines,
Speaker 13: which we're very appreachative for. Oh yeah, well, I and
Speaker 13: then I remember our birthday ball coming up in October
Speaker 13: on the twenty six and that's our favorite night of
Speaker 13: the year. We get to celebrate all the things we've
Speaker 13: done over the past twelve months and do the official
Speaker 13: Marine Corps birthday cake ceremony and then provide a fun
Speaker 13: evening and dinner for our guests and such and that's
Speaker 13: on our.
Speaker 1: Website as well. And then these are these events.
Speaker 2: Obviously the quarter things, since your fundraising would be open
Speaker 2: to literally anybody who wants to come and help up
Speaker 2: with the fundraising. Is the birthday bash also open to
Speaker 2: the public generally?
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 9: Yes.
Speaker 13: Last year we had one hundred and thirty five guests,
Speaker 13: obviously mostly groupies of ours that support us whatever we do.
Speaker 13: But yes, a lot of people we'd never met before
Speaker 13: and now we have new friends because of it.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: And on the in terms of joining the North Kentucky
Speaker 2: Young Marines, is there like is it like a school,
Speaker 2: a semester thing or can someone just say, hey, I
Speaker 2: heard about that, I got to get involved and can
Speaker 2: they join at any time?
Speaker 3: Well, sir, I can answer that question please, Haarbacruit training
Speaker 3: is typically at six to seven saturdays with one overnight.
Speaker 3: You cannot just join the marine. We have to teach
Speaker 3: you how to be a young Marine, how to wear
Speaker 3: the uniform properly. Since we are representing the Young Marines
Speaker 3: program as a whole in our unit. Now, over these
Speaker 3: six to seven saturdays, these recruits, as we call them,
Speaker 3: when a variety of knowledge to become trained as a
Speaker 3: Young Marine such as closer drill, marching, field skills, public speaking,
Speaker 3: learning about the dangers of drugs and polishing boots and
Speaker 3: shaking hands and opening doors.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's great. That still happens. People open doors for
Speaker 2: other people. I'm a big fan of the of the
Speaker 2: days of chivalry. Quite honest with you, nothing disturbs me
Speaker 2: more than.
Speaker 1: Well, do you really off? That is so cool?
Speaker 2: Traditional family and American values are alive and well, and
Speaker 2: they are being taught by the Northern Kentucky Young Marines.
Speaker 2: It's NKY Young Marines dot com. Abby, God bless you
Speaker 2: and congratulations. I cannot thank you enough for being just
Speaker 2: what a wonderful representative for this organization, and you obviously
Speaker 2: are our Distinguished Order of marri recipient.
Speaker 1: You were doing a great job.
Speaker 2: I wish you the best of luck in your balance
Speaker 2: of your education and success in the Navy. Should you
Speaker 2: ultimately choose to go down that road. God bless you,
Speaker 2: and keep up the great work and keep being a great,
Speaker 2: well just young person. Give us all hope that the
Speaker 2: future can be a positive thing.
Speaker 1: Both of you.
Speaker 2: Can't thank you enough for the time you spend on
Speaker 2: my program today. What you're doing each and every week
Speaker 2: get the information on my blog paid fifty five cars
Speaker 2: dot com. Lynn Arnold and Amby Smith. A true pleasure
Speaker 2: having you both on the program. God bless you both.
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Speaker 4: Yes, sir, that was a nice segment I missed, so
Speaker 4: very very nice. It's nice to have a guest like
Speaker 4: that on and very uplifting it is.
Speaker 2: It's it's sad, though, to know and have confirmed though,
Speaker 2: that our nation's education system, on the heels of my
Speaker 2: outset conversation about what's going on in Chicago schools lack
Speaker 2: basic Civics education in our nation's history education, that's a
Speaker 2: profound efficiency. So I hate to highlight that, but it exists.
Speaker 1: So at least.
Speaker 2: There's a group out there that can fill that void.
Speaker 4: Well, and I mistimed my phone call, so I actually
Speaker 4: was calling prior to that segment, and I was going
Speaker 4: to make I've got three quick comments. First of all,
Speaker 4: the Chicago school system four percent proficiency I think in math,
Speaker 4: nine percent.
Speaker 1: In reading eighth graders.
Speaker 4: I bet you my life if you went to the
Speaker 4: superintendent there and said how can we fix this? They
Speaker 4: would say they need more money.
Speaker 1: Oh that's what they're asking for.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, that's all they want now. Second comment, and
Speaker 4: this is kind of in the same vein Commy Harris.
Speaker 4: And of course Kim Jong Walls isn't in there yet,
Speaker 4: but she's going to work on inflation on day one.
Speaker 4: Day one was three and a half years ago. She's
Speaker 4: in a position of power right now. So that's an
Speaker 4: empty promise, means absolutely nothing. And then here this is
Speaker 4: kind of unrelated, but it's Friday, and what the heck?
Speaker 4: The left always talks about if it saves just one life,
Speaker 4: and usually that's after a shooting, and whatever gun laws
Speaker 4: they want or gun restrictions they want imposed, if it
Speaker 4: saves just one life, that's the mantra we have had
Speaker 4: a plethora of American citizens murdered by people in this
Speaker 4: country illegally. All it took was one of the We
Speaker 4: don't need multiple examples, just one tragic example of that.
Speaker 4: If it saves just one life, how about enforcing your
Speaker 4: border policy. These are existing laws.
Speaker 8: And we'll leave it at that.
Speaker 4: And hopefully I didn't drag it down after that nice segment.
Speaker 2: You make wonderful points. Yes, you can save one life.
Speaker 2: And now they're working on the border. Three and a
Speaker 2: half years, they're finally doing something about it. What have
Speaker 2: they been doing for the last three and a half years. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's right, nothing. Let's go to Lisa Baker. It is
Speaker 2: time to catch a crime stopper. Bad guy of the week. Apologies,
Speaker 2: Lisa Baker had a cough coughing spell out of nowhere.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Lisa.
Speaker 2: I know, especially when you're on the radio and it
Speaker 2: comes out of nowhere and you cough into the microphone,
Speaker 2: embarrassing yourself and insulting the listening audience and a guest
Speaker 2: which Lisa Baker. Officer Baker is responsible for the crime
Speaker 2: stoppers and God bless the SENTINNI the police department of
Speaker 2: what they're doing, we can help them with their job
Speaker 2: by dropping a dime on John Ware. Who's what's this
Speaker 2: guy's situation, Lisa.
Speaker 15: Well, he's wanted for carrying canfil weapons, sellony, trafficking, and
Speaker 15: drugs and other drug charges. John Ware, He's a white male.
Speaker 15: He's forty years old, He's six foot one, one hundred
Speaker 15: and ninety five pounds. He has a history of drug
Speaker 15: and weapon charges, and he was lasting on to live
Speaker 15: in Western Hills.
Speaker 2: Well, what do we do if we have information where
Speaker 2: police can find this guy?
Speaker 15: Give Crime Stopping a call five one three three five
Speaker 15: two thirty forty, or you can submit a tip online
Speaker 15: at crime dad stoppers dot us.
Speaker 2: Lisa Baker his picture and informations on my blog page.
Speaker 2: If you have Casey dot com, we'll be looking for him.
Speaker 2: If we know where he is, we'll drop a dime.
Speaker 2: We're eligible for a cash reward. You remain anonymous. We
Speaker 2: need to get these guys off the street. Lisa, have
Speaker 2: a wonderful weekend, and thanks again for all the work
Speaker 2: the Sincinnta Police Department does. He quite often unsung heroes
Speaker 2: keeping community safe folks stick around. We're gonna hear from
Speaker 2: true patriot Cheryl pop after the top of the hour, Andon.
Speaker 2: She always is on top of the things, like you
Speaker 2: know on our flight tri State. Well, she's gonna give
Speaker 2: us all the information about the upcoming lunkin airport days.
Speaker 2: And if you show up at listener lunch, you're likely
Speaker 2: to run into Cheryl. She is a fantastic, fantastic woman
Speaker 2: and indeed a true patriot. Show up next, then Peter
Speaker 2: Navarro reached from jail and already author of a new
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Speaker 2: get to hear from Peter at eight thirty. I hope
Speaker 2: you can stick around.
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Speaker 2: On the fifty five KRC Morning Show, when we hear
Speaker 2: from Cheryl Pop it's always something military related. She is
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Speaker 9: Good morning, Brian. How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm doing fine, Listen, it's Friday. You can always kunt
Speaker 2: of me doing in a good movie than I know.
Speaker 2: I know the best twenty or forty eight hour period
Speaker 2: in my life is between nine a m. On Friday
Speaker 2: and when I wake up on Sunday morning, whenever that
Speaker 2: happens to be. Because I can put this stuff out
Speaker 2: of my mind for a while, but at any of
Speaker 2: may don't want to put the lunk in airport aviation
Speaker 2: days out of my mind. That's why you're joining the
Speaker 2: program to give us the information about this event which
Speaker 2: is coming up August thirty first.
Speaker 1: So what are we going to see? What are we
Speaker 1: going to do? Where is it? Let's get the details.
Speaker 9: Well, it's the Flying Legends, a victory tour coming in
Speaker 9: this time. We have a B seventeen and a B
Speaker 9: twenty five bomber that'll be available for flights. They're selling
Speaker 9: tickets out really fast. Bad fight for the tickets is
Speaker 9: Flying Legends Tour dot com, and you can always go
Speaker 9: to Cincinnami Warbirds dot org. We're the host of this
Speaker 9: event and there'll be information on there about how to
Speaker 9: get tickets. They have ramp tours after they fly, so
Speaker 9: it's really cool to go on the ramp free see
Speaker 9: these gigantic airplanes that were right in the middle of
Speaker 9: World War Two, and then go in and then take
Speaker 9: a look inside. There'll be all kinds of planes on
Speaker 9: the ramp, different flight schools, things to buy, honor flight Trice.
Speaker 9: They'll have their big merchandise booths, one of the only
Speaker 9: times during the year where we have all of our
Speaker 9: merchandise for sale on one place. But there's food trucks,
Speaker 9: there's going to be a mini car show, military vehicles.
Speaker 9: I mean, we're calling it the Lunkin Airport Days a
Speaker 9: festival because it's growing. Everything's growing inside and outside of
Speaker 9: the fence, so you.
Speaker 1: Keep getting more and more people over here, don't you.
Speaker 9: We do. And now with the food trucks, that's really
Speaker 9: cool because you can buy whatever you want. And then
Speaker 9: there's a gigantic shade tent there. Go over and hang
Speaker 9: out with your family and watch the planes coming in
Speaker 9: and out in the shade. And it's just a great
Speaker 9: event for families. It's all free on the ramp and
Speaker 9: parking's free, admissions free, so just come out and hang
Speaker 9: out with us. It's really the whole weekend Saturday and Sunday,
Speaker 9: and then Sunday they'll hear the flyovers at the eb
Speaker 9: and fireworks over the down by the river.
Speaker 1: Oh cool of that.
Speaker 9: They all take off from Lunkin, so you can see
Speaker 9: them taking off information to go downtown.
Speaker 2: Boy, you can hear those things coming too. There's nothing like,
Speaker 2: you know, a World War Two era aircraft and the
Speaker 2: sound they make relative to the modern airplanes, because you know,
Speaker 2: Lunkin is not that far as the crow fly from
Speaker 2: where I live, and when they're doing these airport days,
Speaker 2: I hear them and I go out in my backyard
Speaker 2: and just to look at them when they're flying around.
Speaker 2: So and it's it's, you know, it's weird thing. It's
Speaker 2: and it's a sad thing at the same time. You know,
Speaker 2: like our American World War Two veterans, they are in
Speaker 2: short supply anymore. Just the passage of time brings about
Speaker 2: that reality. But in terms of being able to fly
Speaker 2: on a B seventeen, which you can do if you
Speaker 2: get a ticket, there are only four of them that
Speaker 2: are still flying, just four, that's right.
Speaker 9: There's just four. And that was the aluminum overcast section
Speaker 9: of World War Two. I mean they were literally wing
Speaker 9: tip to wing tip in its invasions over in Europe.
Speaker 9: And this is one of the planes that was there.
Speaker 9: So it's awesome. I'll be twenty five is a little
Speaker 9: bit smaller, but anytime it he has a B in
Speaker 9: front of it, it's a bomber. So we have B
Speaker 9: twenty five and you know, the B seventeen. These are
Speaker 9: all aircraft that are eventually going to be have to
Speaker 9: be but down, you know, because they just can't find
Speaker 9: parts anymore. But these are very very well maintained and
Speaker 9: wonderful planes that were by the Flying Legends Victory tour
Speaker 9: that's coming on Labor Day weekend.
Speaker 2: Now, I guess I'm kind of curious because I noted
Speaker 2: in the notes that you know, there's you know, free
Speaker 2: event at the airport. See all the airplanes talk to
Speaker 2: the pilots, so we'll actually be able to have a
Speaker 2: conversation with the folks that are flying these amazing airplanes.
Speaker 2: That'd be a neat experience in and of itself, and
Speaker 2: I guess I'm kind of curious. It'd be the first
Speaker 2: question I asked, how do you qualify to be, you know,
Speaker 2: able to even fly one of the four remaining B
Speaker 2: seventeens on that planet.
Speaker 9: Well, a lot of them are retired military, and then
Speaker 9: they come in and just learn how to fly another airplane.
Speaker 9: I mean, if you're flying a gigantic jet, one of
Speaker 9: these is very remedial as far as the gauges and everything. Oh,
Speaker 9: so you just get checked out and there's a team
Speaker 9: on every one of them. It's not one pilot. It's
Speaker 9: always two pilots and at least a navigator. So it's
Speaker 9: just like the old days. And then you can when
Speaker 9: you ride with them, you just look up front and
Speaker 9: that's what it would have been like to be flying
Speaker 9: over Normandy or anywhere. So they really, they really are
Speaker 9: great pilots. As far as the maintenance of these planes
Speaker 9: and everything, it's just it's just top shelf it is.
Speaker 2: And you know, anybody who's driven what are referred to
Speaker 2: as a classic car, you kind of appreciate modern cars
Speaker 2: because they have so much more by way of safety
Speaker 2: and noise protection and you know comfort. These things are
Speaker 2: like flying in a tin can with a giant and
Speaker 2: with engines trapped on them.
Speaker 1: I mean, they're just so.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's not many amenities. No, you can imagine, you know,
Speaker 9: no heat or anything. And these young men going overseas
Speaker 9: and and and cold in there loud you know, they
Speaker 9: have set has had, I'm sure, but nothing like the
Speaker 9: technology we have now. These guys the true warriors. They
Speaker 9: call them the Greatest Generation, but that's not a joke.
Speaker 9: I mean no, it isn't no way that these you know,
Speaker 9: they're twenty year olds and they're flying these things. I know,
Speaker 9: it's just like bravery beyond what anything.
Speaker 2: We can imagine now how much responsibility they place in
Speaker 2: the in the hands of the young people that serve
Speaker 2: our country. It is truly amazing. It's one of the
Speaker 2: great reasons you might want to join the militaries because
Speaker 2: you are expected to rise to the challenge and fly
Speaker 2: these types of very very expensive and complicated equipment, of course,
Speaker 2: and then back then of course going into a war zone.
Speaker 2: That just amazes me. So it's definitely family friendly. I
Speaker 2: also see that they have helicopter rides available.
Speaker 9: Yes, Vertical Advantage will have helicopters riding all day long.
Speaker 9: You can buy the tickets to those on the field.
Speaker 9: There's no preregistration, but it's better to get a ride
Speaker 9: for these big birds ahead of time if you can,
Speaker 9: because they sell out and then you might get down
Speaker 9: there and get your heart broken. So make sure you
Speaker 9: go online and get a ticket. But the helicopters fly
Speaker 9: all day, in and out. That's another thing that we
Speaker 9: have on our PA system is we have the tower
Speaker 9: open all day where you can hear what the pilots
Speaker 9: are saying to the tower. And if you've never heard that,
Speaker 9: it's interesting because you can't believe what they how they
Speaker 9: navigate everybody together in perfect safety, all managed by the
Speaker 9: tower at Lunken Well.
Speaker 2: It is extremely patriotic event, an opportunity to see some
Speaker 2: of the equipment that our soldiers use back in World
Speaker 2: War Two. But also other aircraft are going to be
Speaker 2: there at all the events. Also, I see music's going
Speaker 2: to be playing all day right.
Speaker 9: We have all kinds of DJ music that comes from
Speaker 9: our announcer and that happens to be tom Pop and
Speaker 9: then we.
Speaker 1: Also surprise, surprise, surprise.
Speaker 9: Surprise that the family there. And then we have the
Speaker 9: color guard at noon too, which is always very emotional.
Speaker 9: The cadets from a Civil Air Patrol will be doing
Speaker 9: a color guard neo national anthem and got the bagpipes
Speaker 9: recorded and everything. It's just very patriotic. The whole field
Speaker 9: just stops while we honor our country with display ceremony
Speaker 9: every day at noon.
Speaker 2: Every day at noon for the flag ceremony. All right,
Speaker 2: so it is Saturday, August thirty first Sunday September first,
Speaker 2: ten am to four pm both days, Yes, it is.
Speaker 9: Some of the plane rides are happening like Friday and
Speaker 9: Thursday of that. Oh, so if you have time ahead
Speaker 9: of time, it might be good to get a ticket
Speaker 9: for an earlier flight. But it's all weather related, you know.
Speaker 9: So we do the best we can to keep them flying.
Speaker 9: But it has to be a nice day so you
Speaker 9: can see something.
Speaker 1: Well, she warned you ahead of time.
Speaker 2: If you want to fly on one of these amazing
Speaker 2: and very very short supply aircraft could be once in
Speaker 2: a lifetime opportunity. Get your ticket. Probably today would be
Speaker 2: a great idea since any warbirds dot org. They have
Speaker 2: a link there to get to the ticket outlet sharel.
Speaker 9: I suppose yes they do, or you can go straight
Speaker 9: to flying legendstour dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, there's your two options.
Speaker 2: Joe Streker will put all the information about my blog page,
Speaker 2: which both KARC dot com. Sounds like it's going to
Speaker 2: be a great event. I know it always is, and
Speaker 2: I certainly appreciate what you do and working for the
Speaker 2: war Birds, and of course all of your tireless efforts
Speaker 2: for Honor Flight tri state. When is the first flight
Speaker 2: or the next flight for Honor Flight? If I can
Speaker 2: get you to pivot over to your honor flights.
Speaker 9: Be September seventeenth is a Tuesday, and then the second
Speaker 9: one of the season will be October twenty third, before
Speaker 9: we take off for the spring.
Speaker 2: Well, that's fantastic, and I'll encourage my listeners to support
Speaker 2: that wonderful organization as well. And if you can be
Speaker 2: a guardian get on one of those flights. It'll be
Speaker 2: a life changing experience and it will be a positive
Speaker 2: life changing experience. In't that right, Cheryl?
Speaker 9: It sure is. I went on one flight, never been
Speaker 9: on eighty nine.
Speaker 8: Oh my oh, my it kind of gets to you, actually.
Speaker 2: It does, Cheryl. God bless you. Thanks for being the
Speaker 2: true patriot that you are. And I know my listeners
Speaker 2: are going to run over to the site and hurry
Speaker 2: up and get their tickets while they can. We'll talk
Speaker 2: real soon, Cheryl, and I hope I get to see
Speaker 2: at the next listener lunch. We're going to be at
Speaker 2: Weedham and Brewery in Saint Bernard, and I enjoy your
Speaker 2: presence there, so if you can make it, look forward
Speaker 2: to seeing you there.
Speaker 9: Well we'll do my best.
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Speaker 2: It's a twenty here fifty five kr C detalk station
Speaker 2: of very Happy Friday to you, Peter Navarro. He'll be
Speaker 2: on next. Academic and Trade devisor for President Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: During the twenty sixteen presidential campaign, ended up going to
Speaker 2: jail because he refused to testify at the January sixth
Speaker 2: what is conveniently referred to in the notes as a
Speaker 2: witch hunt committee served his four months, and then the
Speaker 2: day he got out of prison straight to the Republican
Speaker 2: National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he gave a speech
Speaker 2: endornching Donald Trump for well his election in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: He's written a new book we'll talk about in the
Speaker 2: next next segment, the New Maga Deal, The Unofficial Deplorables
Speaker 2: Guide to Donald Trump's twenty twenty four policy platform. As
Speaker 2: we struggle to figure out what the hell Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is voting for, which we know is now going to
Speaker 2: be socialism, she's promising price fixing. A not a student
Speaker 2: of economics, so I'm not quite sure how she may
Speaker 2: she's going to lay hands on getting your grocery bill down.
Speaker 2: But if it involves forcing people to charge only a
Speaker 2: certain amount, as our government lords and masters describe, and
Speaker 2: it certainly would be lower enough that the profit margins
Speaker 2: wouldn't justify putting the product on the market. Because inflation
Speaker 2: is the product of the federal printing press going and
Speaker 2: the laws of supplying demand. Everything's gotten more expensive because
Speaker 2: the printing press is alive and well, with five plus
Speaker 2: additional trillion dollars and counting injected into the economy of
Speaker 2: a very short period of time. So you'll have Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris to thank for inflation, but she's going to promise
Speaker 2: to change it. Go ahead and look at every other
Speaker 2: country in the world who's engaged in price fixing and
Speaker 2: see how well that's worked out for him. A student
Speaker 2: of history, she is not. And I literally laughed out
Speaker 2: loud on this one.
Speaker 1: Remember the.
Speaker 2: Nord pipeline, Yes, the one that blew up after Russia
Speaker 2: invaded Ukraine. It turns out, no, it was not the Russians,
Speaker 2: it was not the CIA did involve Ukraine and military
Speaker 2: to a certain extent, but there was a bunch of
Speaker 2: drunks on a boat who figured out that they wanted
Speaker 2: to blow up the pipeline. This is a Wall Street
Speaker 2: Journal article. It came out the other day. It's widely reported,
Speaker 2: and it's backed up by a German independent investigation. So
Speaker 2: this isn't sort of speculation anymore. I know a lot
Speaker 2: of people are quick to poop poo an idea that
Speaker 2: they actually figured out what happened, and no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's a bigger, broader conspiracy. But investigators say the plan
Speaker 2: to stop the pipeline and blow it up was fueled
Speaker 2: by alcohol and carried out by a six person crew
Speaker 2: aboard a small rented yacht. One are the officers involved?
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 2: I always laugh when I read media speculation about some
Speaker 2: huge operation involving secret services, submarines, drones and satellites. The
Speaker 2: whole thing was borne out of a night of heavy
Speaker 2: boozing and the iron determination of a handful of people
Speaker 2: who had the guts to risk their lives for their country. Apparently,
Speaker 2: was May two, senior Ukrainian military officials and business people
Speaker 2: were teering on Ukraine's success and holding off the Russians
Speaker 2: after they invaded. They well turned to talk of the pipeline,
Speaker 2: which they described as fueling Russia's war effort through the
Speaker 2: sales of natural guests to Europe, which was an accurate perception,
Speaker 2: and then it blew out four months later. So rather
Speaker 2: than a large complicated skiing, the operation they say costs
Speaker 2: three hundred thousand dollars, was carried out by six people,
Speaker 2: including military and civilian divers. One of the divers a woman.
Speaker 2: They say they brought her along so the yacht would
Speaker 2: look as if it was just go out to see
Speaker 2: as a pleasure cruise for senior Ukrainian defense and security
Speaker 2: officers or officials who had either participated in the plot
Speaker 2: or had direct knowledge of it, told The Wall Street
Speaker 2: Journal the nord Stream pipelines were considered a legitimate wartime
Speaker 2: target now Currently, the Ukrainian presidential advisor Mikhailo Padoliak denied
Speaker 2: his country was involved, but one officer who participated, along
Speaker 2: with three people familiar with the plan, said President Vladimir
Speaker 2: z Zelenski approved it. Initially he knew about the plan,
Speaker 2: but then he ordered it stopped, apparently after the CIA
Speaker 2: learned of it and said don't do that. However, General
Speaker 2: valeries Zawazuni, I don't have pronounce his last name. Bottom line,
Speaker 2: he's a commander of the Ukraine's armed forces, one of
Speaker 2: the plans leaders. He said, now we're going to go
Speaker 2: ahead and do it, and so they did. Three hunder grands,
Speaker 2: six people, small rented yacht, Nordstream pipeline blown up a
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Speaker 2: Without further ado, Welcome to the fifty five KRC Morning Show.
Speaker 2: Peter Nevan or doctor Novar. He received his PhD in
Speaker 2: economics from Harvard back before it was woke. Professor Meritith
Speaker 2: of Economics and Public Policy the University of California, Irvine.
Speaker 2: He was an economic i'm and trade advisor for the
Speaker 2: Trump Donald J. Trump administration during the twenty sixteen presidential campaign.
Speaker 2: Joined the White House staff on inauguration Day. He was
Speaker 2: the Director of Office and Trade and Manufacturing Policy, and
Speaker 2: he also was behind Donald Trump's tariff policies. And he
Speaker 2: also served time because he refused to cooperate with the
Speaker 2: January sixth Committee and hit the ground running. Day he
Speaker 2: got out of prison and there he was speaking at
Speaker 2: the Republican Convention and support of Donald Trump. Peter Nabarrow,
Speaker 2: author of the book we're talking about this morning, The
Speaker 2: New Maga Deal, The Unofficial Deplorables Guide to Donald Trump's
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four policy platform. Welcome to the show, sir.
Speaker 2: It's a pleasure to have you on today.
Speaker 7: Hey should be more pleased. We are, what now eighty
Speaker 7: two days out to an election that will either think
Speaker 7: this nation or rise it back up. And I'm out
Speaker 7: on the trail with this book, The New Maga Deal.
Speaker 7: It's Newmagadal dot com if anybody wants to check it
Speaker 7: out Amazon, Barnes and Noble. The importance of the book
Speaker 7: is simply that if you compare Donald Trump to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 7: he beats her on every single policy issue that's important
Speaker 7: to voters. And what I do in the New Mega
Speaker 7: Deal is like flesh that out. So if you look
Speaker 7: at economy and inflation, which people kind of bundle together,
Speaker 7: people out there in polster Land say that they prefer
Speaker 7: Donald Trump by double digits. Same thing with the border,
Speaker 7: same thing with the who's going to handle crime better?
Speaker 7: Same thing with the military, same thing with our energy issue,
Speaker 7: same thing with the weaponization of the justice system, where
Speaker 7: I did, as you noted, wind up in prison for
Speaker 7: defending the constitution. And of course I still can't find
Speaker 7: anybody who supports the idea, this woke idea of cutting
Speaker 7: off the genital sorry Morgan, the audience of young boys
Speaker 7: in the name of this crazy wotenness.
Speaker 2: Well, you didn't call looking for an argument, You didn't
Speaker 2: write this book look for an argument for me, sir.
Speaker 1: You talk to my language, but.
Speaker 2: You make I mean the point you make, and it
Speaker 2: is so obvious you're right, poll after poll after poll
Speaker 2: on every single one of those critical issues that are
Speaker 2: talked about across the dinner table among families of all
Speaker 2: ethnic and religious backgrounds and financial levels. Everybody says the
Speaker 2: same thing. The borders broke, immigrations a problem, the economy
Speaker 2: is in the toilet, crime is terrible, the defund the
Speaker 2: policeman was dumb and stupid. All this Green New Deal
Speaker 2: stuff has costed me a ton of extra money and
Speaker 2: my energy bill. We got to put an end to this.
Speaker 2: But and yet out of nowhere comes Kamala Harris, who
Speaker 2: was known for cackling and words salads, now being trying
Speaker 2: to reinvent it and by hiding in the basement, has
Speaker 2: not offered a single policy platform on her on her website,
Speaker 2: And today she's going to roll out in favor of
Speaker 2: what socialism price fixing on groceries. Economist Peter Navarro, How
Speaker 2: does that work out in country? Has that worked out
Speaker 2: in countries who have tried price fixing?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: I think the bigger point you're raising here is how
Speaker 7: can this be? And I think simply that nobody knows
Speaker 7: who Kamala Harris really is in terms of the independent
Speaker 7: and swing voters that matter. And that's our chour here,
Speaker 7: that's our chore. We have to basically use her own
Speaker 7: words to explain to people who she is and then
Speaker 7: explain how those words of hers translate into poverty and
Speaker 7: pain and danger internationally for the American people, because now look,
Speaker 7: you united, every single policy united. The debate, there's no debate.
Speaker 7: She's wrong on it, okay, but people need to understand.
Speaker 7: For example, when she calls for defracking Pennsylvania, right, defracking,
Speaker 7: I don't want to ban fracking, right, So what does
Speaker 7: that do? It reduces the supply of world oil. It
Speaker 7: raises oil prices, natural gas prices, and suddenly people in
Speaker 7: America are worse are that's directly, you know, from her
Speaker 7: her lips to the kitchen table and the car at
Speaker 7: the gas pump. People need to understand that. People just
Speaker 7: need to understand that. So that's my job here, that's
Speaker 7: that's my job going out with the new Maggot deal
Speaker 7: book and saying, hey, thirty seven chapters, one hundred actions
Speaker 7: in one hundred days. Here's how we are going to
Speaker 7: get back to Trump's America. And we just have to
Speaker 7: make the contract.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 7: The other thing is, like this guy Kim Waltz. First
Speaker 7: of all, my grandfather got killed by a drunk driver.
Speaker 7: So anybody gets a dui they're not on my they're
Speaker 7: not on my Christmas cards. Okay, It's like I want
Speaker 7: to know whether the guy still drinks and whether she's
Speaker 7: going to put him behind me the resolute desk. If
Speaker 7: something happens the Kamala's, that's the real problem for me.
Speaker 7: But the bigger problem, the far bigger problem, is Comrade Walls.
Speaker 7: I mean, look, we've seen his own words described Communist
Speaker 7: China as kind of this valhalla, this wonderful place. He
Speaker 7: never had a better time than when he went to
Speaker 7: Communist China, and he had no clue if that's what
Speaker 7: the Communist Chinese do. They co opt American politicians at
Speaker 7: every level and the strategy they'll go in and they'll
Speaker 7: get it. They'll get a guy who's on a city
Speaker 7: council and they'll wait thirty years until he gets up
Speaker 7: to maybe be the vice president. That's how nation they are.
Speaker 7: And Tim Waltz is the Manchurian candidate. We got to
Speaker 7: peg that right back to Kamala as well.
Speaker 2: Yes we do, Peter Novara, and yes we do. I
Speaker 2: guess I have to ask you because I before this
Speaker 2: the segment began, I was talking about the uneven playing
Speaker 2: field that we have to play on economically, if I
Speaker 2: mean international corporations of trying to find a place for manufacturing.
Speaker 2: We have rules, regulations. Oh sha, we have made a union,
Speaker 2: minimum wage obligations.
Speaker 1: You could go on and on and on.
Speaker 2: Why the cost of doing business and the manufacturer in
Speaker 2: the United States is so much more expensive than communists China,
Speaker 2: where you can get slave labor and have children do
Speaker 2: the work for you a fraction of the cost, no regulations,
Speaker 2: pollut all you want, and use cheap coal to get
Speaker 2: your energy. We could go on and on. How do
Speaker 2: we compete with that? And the point you make is, well,
Speaker 2: we can teariff Chinese goods because of this uneven playing field.
Speaker 2: But then the response for many is no, No, tariffs
Speaker 2: are no good. You know the libertarians out there quite
Speaker 2: often they're going to cost everything. They can make everything
Speaker 2: cost more. So what's your response when you hear that
Speaker 2: sort of retort to let's teariff Chinese goods.
Speaker 7: Well, first of all, there was absolutely no argument or
Speaker 7: evidence for this inflation argument when we put tariffs all
Speaker 7: during the Trumban administration. It was just a non starter.
Speaker 7: So just the facts say that terroriffs don't cost inflation,
Speaker 7: The second thing is, look, if they're going to steal
Speaker 7: our intellectual property, heavily subsidize their industries, run state owned
Speaker 7: enterprises in the worst kind of cheating ways, and manipulate
Speaker 7: their currency, what are we supposed to do? Libertarian says, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 7: go ahead and buy the chief goods. Libertarian perspective doesn't
Speaker 7: understand that, Like in five years, ten years, twenty years,
Speaker 7: going back when China joined the World Trade Organization, our
Speaker 7: manufacturing base is devastated, devastates. I mean you're right there
Speaker 7: at ground zero where you are, sir. I mean them
Speaker 7: hold the Midwest. That's why I love JD. Vance as
Speaker 7: a VP pick. I mean JD's job. He's got one
Speaker 7: job when Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin by preaching the secular gospel
Speaker 7: of domestic manufacturing. And he has street cred on that
Speaker 7: because he grew up in the community where the manufacturing
Speaker 7: left and s theyan are living plummeted. Bad things ensued,
Speaker 7: So we just keep keep pushing on it. I mean,
Speaker 7: people people understand. I think, particularly in these battleground states,
Speaker 7: people understand the importance of American manufacturing. And we just
Speaker 7: have to make make the argument that we're the tough
Speaker 7: on China, folks, we're the ones that put tariffs on
Speaker 7: and the jobs you're going to keep going offshore.
Speaker 2: With Harris Well, I think you know, if we if
Speaker 2: we engage in some deregulation and reduce the overall cost
Speaker 2: of doing business in this country, we could become more competitive.
Speaker 2: But of course, the Democrats of the Party of micromanaging
Speaker 2: and regulating everything. It's it's plain and simple, it's what
Speaker 2: it's fascism. Sure, we still own the means of production,
Speaker 2: but the fascist elected officials tell us how and to
Speaker 2: run our businesses and what we can make and we
Speaker 2: can't make. So yeah, they love to call Republicans and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump fascist, but demonstrably and definitionally speaking, they're the fascist.
Speaker 7: Hey, hey, hey, hey, I went to prison because those
Speaker 7: basses put me in prison for defending the constitution. Who
Speaker 7: is the fascist? Come on, yeah, at the Republican National Committee,
Speaker 7: I said, I went to prison so you won't have
Speaker 7: to just look at my case. Every person involved to
Speaker 7: putting me in prison was a Democrat. Across the federal
Speaker 7: government Congress controlled by the Democrats, the Department of Justice
Speaker 7: controlled by the Democrats, and Democrat judge and the Democrat ury.
Speaker 7: They can do that to me, sir. Anybody listening to
Speaker 7: your show right now, go to prison. All they gotta
Speaker 7: have to do is do the right thing, and to
Speaker 7: the opposition it will be the wrong thing.
Speaker 1: Amen.
Speaker 2: Peter Navara, wonderful having you on the program. Thanks for
Speaker 2: writing the New Maggot Deal, which I suspect you wrote
Speaker 2: in large parts, perhaps the hand over to Donald Trump
Speaker 2: to use as a guideline. Let's hope he stays on
Speaker 2: that policy, that focus, and that my listeners will get
Speaker 2: a copy of the book as well. We've got it
Speaker 2: on my blog page fifty five caresee dot comic. It's
Speaker 2: so easy for them to do that. Peter Navara, Thanks
Speaker 2: for the time you spilled my listeners today. Keep fighting
Speaker 2: the good fight, Keep fighting a good fight. Eight forty
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