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Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday, Will.
Speaker 1: Vation, Well we're no thank you for summing it up again.
Speaker 1: Joe Strecker. Good to see you buddy right time. Is
Speaker 1: back from a uh actually a bucketless day yesterday. I
Speaker 1: let you know what I did here in a moment,
Speaker 1: but uh, nice to be back at work. Hope you
Speaker 1: had a wonderful weekend and I hope Kevin Gordon served
Speaker 1: you well yesterday. Thank you Kevin Gordon for covering for
Speaker 1: me here on the fifty five Caresdy Morning Show. And
Speaker 1: uh Sean McMahon for covering for Joe's Trekker. So that
Speaker 1: out of the way. What's going on today? Joe's Trekker
Speaker 1: hard at work lining up guests this morning. Good man,
Speaker 1: he is gonna have Dan Hills on this morning. I
Speaker 1: thought it was rather interesting the uh Jewish community folks
Speaker 1: had a debate. They host their debate with Orlando Sons
Speaker 1: and Greg Lansman last night. Apparently Dan Hills is there,
Speaker 1: at least she knows about it. Claimed that Landsman anyway,
Speaker 1: claimed that he didn't want to defund the city police.
Speaker 1: Dan Hills takes issue with that. I guess he's going
Speaker 1: to enlighten us. At six thirty, former FOP President Dan
Speaker 1: Hills returns talk about the Sons of Landsman debate. Oh
Speaker 1: and if you went to that thing, I'd love to
Speaker 1: hear from you. I thought it was rather interesting that
Speaker 1: the Jewish community folks it hosted the debate. Maybe they're
Speaker 1: very interested in figuring out where Greg Landsman israelative the
Speaker 1: situation going on in Israel, whether Landsman supports is or
Speaker 1: I think Orlando does, but never had a conversation with
Speaker 1: Orlando Sonza about that situation. So Dan Hills will provide
Speaker 1: the info at six thirty unless you were there, which
Speaker 1: case you can feel free to call five one, three, seven,
Speaker 1: four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eight two three
Speaker 1: talk pound fight fifty on your AT and T phones.
Speaker 1: Maybe you want to know how it was that the
Speaker 1: this would be murder assassin Ralph was able to hang
Speaker 1: out for twelve hours at the fence by Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: golf course, unnoticed by the Secret Service, and a round
Speaker 1: of golf that was not on Donald Trump's schedule. How
Speaker 1: does this happen? You know, the conspiracy theories are swirling
Speaker 1: about right now. That's for damn sure. Anyway, fast forward
Speaker 1: to seven oh five. This is going to be an
Speaker 1: interesting conversation live from Israel, speaking of Israel October seventh,
Speaker 1: the War against Hamas through the eyes of an Israeli
Speaker 1: commando officer. That Israeli commando officer, Captain El Kana aka
Speaker 1: Kuno Cohen's going to join the program. He'll talk about
Speaker 1: the book, talk about what's going on right now in Israel.
Speaker 1: So that'll be at seven oh five. That should be fantastic.
Speaker 1: Smither vent Already, Christopher's going to return to the program
Speaker 1: and fast forward today where he normally doesn't on Monday.
Speaker 1: Since I wasn't here yesterday. We do it together. That's
Speaker 1: smither vent thing. So looking forward to having Christopher back
Speaker 1: on the program. Former Vice Mayor of the City of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati seven thirty for that it is today. We always
Speaker 1: get the inside scoop with Breitbart. Breitbart in Scoop today,
Speaker 1: Matt Boyle returns to the program. Washington Bureau Chief Matt
Speaker 1: Boyle to talk about the assassination attempt number two as
Speaker 1: well as bomb threats in Springfield, Ohio. Got a couple
Speaker 1: of words on that one here in a moment as well.
Speaker 1: And then eight point thirty the Daniel Davis deep dive
Speaker 1: of Vladimir Putin boosting his army to one and a
Speaker 1: half million folks. As I see headline Wall Street Journal
Speaker 1: exclusive this morning, one million are now dead or injured
Speaker 1: in the russianine the rush of the Ukraine War, And
Speaker 1: of course they admit that the fog of war makes
Speaker 1: it very difficult to determine troop deaths as well as injuries.
Speaker 1: You get Ukrainian estimates, you get Russian estimates, you get
Speaker 1: outsider making estimates. I think the operative word in all
Speaker 1: of that is estimates. But they're suggesting that eighty thousand dead,
Speaker 1: four hundred thousand wounded Ukrainians, Russian casualties very got nearly
Speaker 1: two hundred thousand dead and four hundred thousand wounded. Those
Speaker 1: are based on Western intelligence estimates, and you know, the
Speaker 1: Russians are obviously providing different figures. All I know is
Speaker 1: it's a whole lot of dead people. And apparently the
Speaker 1: would be murderer of Donald Trump was a really whack job,
Speaker 1: weirdo guy who was big time in favor of supporting
Speaker 1: the war in Ukraine. Tried to recruit people from around
Speaker 1: the globe to fight that war and had quite a
Speaker 1: few interactions with law enforcement over the years. Red flags
Speaker 1: from my conspiracy theory books out there, or perhaps better
Speaker 1: stated in a nod to Mareen, if you're out there listening,
Speaker 1: Marinne pattern observers Hell Daniel Davis deep dive on that.
Speaker 1: And then at eight point fifty, my cancer doctor from OHC,
Speaker 1: doctor Crudi Patel, she returns to the program. It is
Speaker 1: blood cancer Awareness month, and that's kind of cancer. I've
Speaker 1: got lympho, or at least maybe I don't anymore. Hopefully
Speaker 1: I'll find out from doctor Patel when my next scan
Speaker 1: might be to determine one way or another. And a
Speaker 1: real quick nod of thanks well. First off, no more
Speaker 1: importantly than what I did yesterday. The honor flight's kicking
Speaker 1: off today right now. I got a Facebook instant message
Speaker 1: from Cribbage Mike aka the Submarine or Mike, who's going
Speaker 1: on a flight today. He's hosting a Vietnam veteran. So
Speaker 1: Mike's a guardian, He's always at these events. And just
Speaker 1: a reminder for you, your family members, your children, anybody that
Speaker 1: can make it to CVG tonight for the return. You
Speaker 1: got two honor flights this one in one coming up
Speaker 1: in about a month. Great opportunity to experience patriotism and
Speaker 1: feel uplifted and moved and probably struggle with an allergy
Speaker 1: attack or two because it is quite an emotional thing.
Speaker 1: The return ceremony ceeveg be there before nine pm and
Speaker 1: you will not have a problem finding out where the
Speaker 1: events being held. It's everybody shows up. So joining the
Speaker 1: fun tonight at nine o'clock. And Mike said he may
Speaker 1: very well call in once they're getting ready to board
Speaker 1: the plane. You might give us an update on what's
Speaker 1: going on there. I hope so, and real quick I
Speaker 1: want to NodD. Thanks to Bob Katyre, he's been on
Speaker 1: this program many times. Retired military Lieutenant Colonel Bob Katire.
Speaker 1: He lined up an opportunity for me to join him
Speaker 1: at Camp Adderbury yesterday with a group of absolutely fantastic
Speaker 1: job our guys. I was there at sniper training with
Speaker 1: fifty cal BMG shooting successfully. I might add I have
Speaker 1: never shot more than three hundred yards of my life.
Speaker 1: I was hitting targets at thirteen hundred yards. I got
Speaker 1: some really interesting, interesting and wonderful information about how it's
Speaker 1: done and shooting those big fifty caliber guns. Was just amazing.
Speaker 1: Those rifles are insane, but a special nod and one
Speaker 1: of the reason I wanted to I just thank Bob
Speaker 1: for arranging this because what an amazing experience it was.
Speaker 1: But I got to meet Seal Team two and Seal
Speaker 1: Team three members who were there for their training today,
Speaker 1: and I'm telling you, if they're illustrative of who we've
Speaker 1: got in America's military, and I know those guys are
Speaker 1: the cream of the crop. Man were in good hands.
Speaker 1: I wish the whole military was just filled with guys
Speaker 1: like that that I met yesterday. Just funny and you know,
Speaker 1: breaking each other's huevos non stop and having a great
Speaker 1: time and just it was cool. Seal Tee the odd
Speaker 1: Sealed Teams are from the West Coast and the even
Speaker 1: Sealed Teams are from the East Coast. That's something fun
Speaker 1: fact I learned. So they had some from both both
Speaker 1: sides of the country here, but they were at Camp
Speaker 1: Batterbury yesterday and that's why I took the day off.
Speaker 1: That was a bucket list dynam In fact, Christopher Smen
Speaker 1: texted me on Sunday, hey man, given the second assassination attempt.
Speaker 1: Are you gonna decide to come into work tomorrow? Said,
Speaker 1: I'm not missing this event. I've been signed up for
Speaker 1: it since March. It's a once in a lifetime bucket
Speaker 1: list opportunity and again an opportunity to shoot with those guys.
Speaker 1: Just how could you pass that up? So thanks again
Speaker 1: to Bob Katyre and everyone who was involved with that,
Speaker 1: including the wonderful folks at Camp Batterbury over in Indiana.
Speaker 1: So with that out of this out of the way,
Speaker 1: pivving over to Dwine, he apparently announced he yesterday was
Speaker 1: sending additional Highway State patrol units to Springfield for security purposes,
Speaker 1: of course obviously in the spotlight. And you know, as
Speaker 1: I read all these articles and pivot over to the
Speaker 1: assassination attempt on Donald Trump again, the blame, the finger
Speaker 1: pointing Donald Trump is responsible for a nutjob wanting to
Speaker 1: kill him, Actually two nut jobs wanted to kill him.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure those Todays the rest of them haven't
Speaker 1: just come out of the woodwork in I'm sure there's
Speaker 1: a bunch of nut jobs out there, the one that
Speaker 1: killed Donald Trump for any number of reasons. How is
Speaker 1: it that it's Donald Trump's fault. You know, they keep
Speaker 1: talking about these unfunded, debunked claims about Haitian immigrants getting
Speaker 1: dogs and cats. Is that the triggering event for this
Speaker 1: Ralph guy for example, No, if you look at his background,
Speaker 1: it's far more likely, given some of his online posts,
Speaker 1: that he had a problem with Donald Trump's position relatively Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump wants to negotiate a resolution and settlement of that,
Speaker 1: a ceasefire, perhaps maybe a conclusion of the entire controversy
Speaker 1: Routh's on social media, you're saying, and matter of fact,
Speaker 1: one of these online posts, you are free to assassinate Trump.
Speaker 1: Routh wrote of Iran in an apparent self published twenty
Speaker 1: twenty three book titled Ukraine's Unwinnable War, which described the
Speaker 1: former president as a fool and a buffoon or both
Speaker 1: because of January sixth, twenty twenty one, the Capitol riots
Speaker 1: or drunken fraternity parties, how I normally describe it. So
Speaker 1: there he is. He's been complaining about Donald Trump for
Speaker 1: a long time, even though yes, ill acknowledge he did
Speaker 1: vote for him in twenty fifteen. Somewhere along the line
Speaker 1: he got disillusion But he's a crazy nut job. So
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is supposed to bear responsibility for his own
Speaker 1: death in the events some of his words weirdly trigger somebody.
Speaker 1: And how come it's not on the Democrats' lies? How
Speaker 1: many lies are there that continue to be perpetualed by
Speaker 1: the Democrats twenty twenty five agenda, Oh that's Donald Trump. No,
Speaker 1: it's not. The very good people live. That's been repeated
Speaker 1: so many damn times. If I had a dollar for
Speaker 1: every time it's been repeated, I could retire Russia collusion,
Speaker 1: the Steele Dosier. I mean, on and on and on,
Speaker 1: one lie after another. And how about those lies? How
Speaker 1: about the all of the lies that were thrown against
Speaker 1: Donald Trump during his can during his presidency, the perpetual investigations,
Speaker 1: his alleged interference with Ukraine, when he got Joe Biden
Speaker 1: on record saying out loud that he did exactly what
Speaker 1: they accused Donald Trump of doing, and drug him through
Speaker 1: the mud for attack constantly on Donald Trump from the left,
Speaker 1: from the beheading give by that that ridiculous so called
Speaker 1: comedian where they're standing there with that that mockup of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's bloody head, that was like, at the very
Speaker 1: outset of it, it just was NonStop. None of that
Speaker 1: has any bearing on this. Now the most recent person
Speaker 1: and trying to shoot Donald Trump? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: I got two words for you, and he ain't happy birthday.
Speaker 1: Guy's a nut job anyway, you know. Local Fox nineteen
Speaker 1: reporting BJ Befel and Fox nineteen digital staff. The rumors
Speaker 1: run found in a debunk by the mayor other city
Speaker 1: officials in the Springfield Police Department. Trump repeated the rumors
Speaker 1: during a presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris. Dwayne
Speaker 1: said many of the threats are coming from overseas. The
Speaker 1: bomb threats the reason that he sent additional troops into Springfield.
Speaker 1: Many of the threats are coming from overseas, made by
Speaker 1: those who want to fuel current discords surrounding Springfield. Yep.
Speaker 1: We must take every threat seriously, but children deserve to
Speaker 1: be in school and parents deserve to know their kids
Speaker 1: are safe. He added. Security will help ease some of
Speaker 1: the fears by these hoaxes. Thirty six troopers going to
Speaker 1: be stationed throughout Springfield City School District beginning today. They'll
Speaker 1: be sweeping buildings for threats. Hey, Joe, isn't that a
Speaker 1: triggering event for the young people? You're triggered right now.
Speaker 1: The thought of an officer of the law or a
Speaker 1: high state patrol or National Guard being in a school
Speaker 1: in uniform searching for bad guys. I thought that was
Speaker 1: supposed to be verboden. I thought we were getting rid
Speaker 1: of resource officers. Oh, but when threats are deemed to
Speaker 1: be genuine, real, or even perhaps not genuine or real
Speaker 1: coming from threats from overseas, out of an abundance of caution,
Speaker 1: Dwine said, this is the point. We're going to take
Speaker 1: everything seriously, cause something may go wrong. One of them
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Speaker 1: Here's your nine first one who went to forecast. We'll
Speaker 1: be got today clouds for the most part, isolated light showers.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go with none anyway. Eighty three for the highday.
Speaker 1: Over night was sixty four with a few clouds. Tomorrow
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Speaker 1: and on Thursday that'll be sunny. HI have eighty seven
Speaker 1: sixty one degrees right now. For the Clive KIRCD talk station,
Speaker 1: it is five twenty three five one three seven Fight
Speaker 1: two three talk and Maureen was listening. She was she
Speaker 1: caught my conspiracy of rather a pattern observer comment aka
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory inside jobs what she said in the Martin
Speaker 1: County Sheriff William D. Snyder seems to think along the
Speaker 1: same lines, not saying it out loud, but wondering how
Speaker 1: in the hell this guy knew Trump's schedule, This Ralph guy,
Speaker 1: after describing his demeanor after being arrested, which was just
Speaker 1: nonchalantly cooperating. He's from a law enforcement standpoint, From an
Speaker 1: investigative standpoint, his motive will be key. They want to
Speaker 1: know what was going through his head? Is this a conspiracy?
Speaker 1: Was this a lone wolf? Is he a front man
Speaker 1: from an organization? They had their hands full. This will
Speaker 1: not be an easy case to unravel, and it was
Speaker 1: pointed out to the Martin County Sheriff. He's been an
Speaker 1: interviewed by Newsmax. Trump's golf game on Sunday was added
Speaker 1: to his schedule at the last minute. How would the
Speaker 1: suspect know that Trump would be there, Snyder the Jeff,
Speaker 1: that's the sixty four dollars question. Very perplexing because my
Speaker 1: understanding is that he drove a long way. He's not
Speaker 1: from here, not as though he lived nearby, was patrolling
Speaker 1: the area to see Trump's whereabouts, monitoring the case in
Speaker 1: casey or mind in case he showed up unannounced, that
Speaker 1: I would ask that question. That'd be the first thing
Speaker 1: I'd want to know if I was the federal government,
Speaker 1: what the heck was going through? That going on? That
Speaker 1: put this guy on Trump at the golf course without
Speaker 1: any advance notice to the public that Trump was going
Speaker 1: to be out there. It's a legitimate question, isn't it.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of people out there that think this
Speaker 1: coordinated effort, noting that the just the agent for the
Speaker 1: field office. There not really much of a Trump's supporter
Speaker 1: at all. A lot of social media posts being critical
Speaker 1: of Donald Trump. I'm not saying that I'm drawing these
Speaker 1: lines together. I'm just saying, you know, we have lost
Speaker 1: a lot of faith in trust in our government. And
Speaker 1: if this guy was sitting at the fence for twelve hours.
Speaker 1: My wife and I were talking about this yesterday. You should
Speaker 1: think they have a drone even that could do a
Speaker 1: quick look around there, check it out. Maybe just maybe
Speaker 1: send out a few field agents to do a circumference check,
Speaker 1: just to check it out. I think that would be
Speaker 1: a prudent thing to do, particularly on the heels of
Speaker 1: the fact that somebody else tried to assassin him and
Speaker 1: oh my god, Trump's rhetoric brings this on himself, right.
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Speaker 1: five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two three talk. Since
Speaker 1: I please say a man crashed his vehicle on Paddock
Speaker 1: Road after being shot. Happened last night, I seventy five
Speaker 1: driver the only person in the vehicle, Police said their
Speaker 1: investigator to see if the incident was related to the
Speaker 1: shooting that happened earlier, and would buy an avenue driver
Speaker 1: had non life threatening injuries that much to that one? Huh?
Speaker 1: Since I please have identified two men who are arrested
Speaker 1: on Friday and are two of the five suspects facing
Speaker 1: charges in connection with the chase resulting in gunfire being
Speaker 1: directed at officers, according to Hamilt County court documents. On Saturday,
Speaker 1: the judge set the bonds for Tyril and ty Reese Vaughan,
Speaker 1: both eighteen and judging from the photograph, they look like twins,
Speaker 1: although one of them has a neck tattoo, then the
Speaker 1: other guy doesn't. Maybe that's some mom and dad can
Speaker 1: tell them apart don't know anyway. The rowt eighteen five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars bond each in order to wear electronic monitoring units.
Speaker 1: Each of them facing flowing as assault charges in connected
Speaker 1: in connection with the incident took place last Thursday. According
Speaker 1: to court documents Amilon County Municipal Court Affid David police
Speaker 1: were conducting a surveillance near the Amica Amico gas station
Speaker 1: on West Mitchell Avenue when they spotted a vehicle with
Speaker 1: five occupants. Vehicle then attempted to flee the Erica while
Speaker 1: Erica while driving recklessly. Since our police officers followed, requesting
Speaker 1: undercover officers to initiate a traffic stop. District four undercover
Speaker 1: officers saw the vehicle and the forty six hundred block
Speaker 1: at St Avenue when the passengers fired at them. Hey, Joe,
Speaker 1: the passengers in the vehicle fired at the police officers,
Speaker 1: and these two guys who were in the vehicle apparently
Speaker 1: got let out on a five thousand dollars bond. It
Speaker 1: makes sense, yeah, look, Affidavid said. The rear passengers of
Speaker 1: the vehicle climbed out of the windows and fired about
Speaker 1: ten shots at undercover officers, officers thankfully were not Her
Speaker 1: driver then led police on a chase lasting about an
Speaker 1: hour and a half, starting in Center Hill Avenue nearby,
Speaker 1: and continued with the fleeing vehicles speeding up as it
Speaker 1: entered at North Bend Road to mount Airy. A chase
Speaker 1: then proceeded through Green Township and into Coleraine Township. Chief
Speaker 1: said two of the suspects who were inside the vehicle
Speaker 1: were taken into custody. The other two took off into
Speaker 1: a baseball field near the area. All five were arrested
Speaker 1: near a White Acre Drive in rock Acres Court, where
Speaker 1: the chase ended at nine thirty pm. Affidavid said the
Speaker 1: office is located three guns in the vehicle jail record,
Speaker 1: so that Tyrol and Tyreeks were booked into the Hamlet
Speaker 1: County Justice Center on Friday, aad quarter after six in
Speaker 1: the morning. Five thousand dollars bond five grand. Anyhow, Uh,
Speaker 1: let us see here real quick kind of On the
Speaker 1: lighter side, there was an empty cart bear shop in
Speaker 1: Anderson Township up until a few weeks ago. Now it's
Speaker 1: the Donald Trump's store, Trump Store Make America Great. You
Speaker 1: can see it along Beachmint Avenue where they sell hats,
Speaker 1: hard hats, flags, banners, flasks, teddy bears, knives and anything
Speaker 1: that can be stamped with Trump's likeness. That's where you're
Speaker 1: gonna find it. And according to the reporting, Trump's store
Speaker 1: has been spreading across the country. Trump people try to
Speaker 1: cash in on Trump's devoted following, so say Scott Whartman
Speaker 1: from the Cincinnati Enquirer. Since it opened in August, the
Speaker 1: Trump Store and Anderson has become a gathering place for
Speaker 1: Trump's supporters and deaned an I soore by others. Of course,
Speaker 1: Anderson Township Code Enforcement, after receiving complaints, issued a letter
Speaker 1: August twenty seven. I was been forming the store that
Speaker 1: it signs violated zoning codes. Store managers say they're going
Speaker 1: to appeal the citation. Wow, anything related to Trump's gonna
Speaker 1: draw the ire of some large segment of the community. Now,
Speaker 1: let me just ask a question out loud. Trump stores
Speaker 1: popping up all over the country. Joe, have you heard
Speaker 1: of a Kamala Harris Joy store yet?
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Speaker 1: Mississippi James, welcome back, my friend. Happy Tuesday to you, sir.
Speaker 8: All right, tame you brother, Brian, not Brian, now you
Speaker 8: know I love you man. Yeah, but it seemed like
Speaker 8: you did a one eighty on the Trump statement of.
Speaker 1: Eating dogs and cats, a one eight.
Speaker 8: You know, yeah, it seemed like you did a one eighty.
Speaker 9: So I recall.
Speaker 8: It seemed like you were saying, you know, he was
Speaker 8: wrong to go down that rabbit hole.
Speaker 1: Yeah Monday, that was that was last Monday, Yes, go ahead.
Speaker 1: And then it seemed like you said that.
Speaker 10: Was a brilliant, well strategy.
Speaker 1: It was either you it was it's either inadvertently brilliant
Speaker 1: because he went down that meme hole and he didn't
Speaker 1: he shouldn't have and I still think probably not the
Speaker 1: best idea. But what I said, the brilliant part not
Speaker 1: because it's true. And I still don't have any proof
Speaker 1: that somebody went around eating dogs, cats, or geese. I
Speaker 1: don't know that's true, and I keep reading in the
Speaker 1: media that it's been debunked. Whatever. I don't live in Springfield.
Speaker 1: I just see memes and pictures and people making this
Speaker 1: time at the statements. But my point on the brilliant part,
Speaker 1: whether or not it was intentional or not, is by
Speaker 1: mentioning the salacious meme related dogs and cats being eaten,
Speaker 1: the whole world pivoted over and said, oh, there he
Speaker 1: goes again, and the dog and cat memes started going crazy,
Speaker 1: which had the effect of focusing everyone's attention on the reality,
Speaker 1: the real point of twenty thousand people being relocated to
Speaker 1: a town of sixty thousand that was a coordinator effort
Speaker 1: by the Trump administration. Some people are saying Governor de
Speaker 1: Wine was involved in it. That I don't know, But
Speaker 1: who among us can really get their head around how
Speaker 1: difficult and how challenging it would be for a town
Speaker 1: of sixty thousand and limited resources to accommodate twenty thousand
Speaker 1: new people over a very short period of time. That's
Speaker 1: the part that worked out well. In fact, we're still
Speaker 1: talking about it today. There's new news articles today and
Speaker 1: other cities are popping out of the woodwork saying, yeah, Springfield,
Speaker 1: but what about us too, We're having the same problem.
Speaker 1: So it elevates the immigration problem to a broader topic
Speaker 1: and people then start talking about the unchecked open border.
Speaker 1: So Brian Thomas does not know if any Haitian person
Speaker 1: or any resident of Springfield ate a cat. I haven't
Speaker 1: seen pictures of it. There's already been an explanation for
Speaker 1: the guy that was walking across the street with the
Speaker 1: two geese in his hands. Apparently a car ran over.
Speaker 1: That's the explanation that's been provided. That sounds like it
Speaker 1: could be a reasonable explanation. Was I there now? But
Speaker 1: everybody's talking about it because Trump brought it up, the
Speaker 1: dog and cat thing, so sometimes, you you know, maybe
Speaker 1: you know, I personally couldn't out loud say dogs and
Speaker 1: cats are being eaten by the high Haitian community in Springfield. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't you know why I couldn't say that, because
Speaker 1: I don't know if it's true, and I don't want
Speaker 1: to turn out looking like an idiot. No, it's not true.
Speaker 1: Here's the reality, here's the details. You took the bait
Speaker 1: and you set it out loud. But by taking the
Speaker 1: bait and saying it out loud, everyone was talking about it,
Speaker 1: and everyone's attention turned to Springfield. Stringfield has then become
Speaker 1: an illustration and example a small macro look at a
Speaker 1: broader or a micro look at a broader macro problem
Speaker 1: that we are experiencing as a country, an inability to
Speaker 1: absorb ten million plus or minus people over a very
Speaker 1: short window of time. Cities across this land are struggling
Speaker 1: with the challenges that have resulted. That's my point. Five
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Speaker 1: kresh'd talk station, go get straight to the phone before
Speaker 1: get to stack O stupid. Brian was kind of up
Speaker 1: the holder of the break. Brian, thanks for holding. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the show.
Speaker 11: Hi, how you doing pretty good taking my call? Uh
Speaker 11: I just had a quick comment about the Trump stores
Speaker 11: opening up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were.
Speaker 11: We were down in Gallenburg last year and there's a
Speaker 11: couple of those stores down there, and we stopped in one.
Speaker 11: They got some pretty cool stuff. But I was looking
Speaker 11: around and just the heads up for everybody out there. Uh,
Speaker 11: almost everything in there had a maiden China stick around.
Speaker 1: Oh that's shocking to know one.
Speaker 11: I appreciate it, something to look out for if you
Speaker 11: go in there. I'm thought about it a couple times
Speaker 11: since then, but I've never really followed up, so I
Speaker 11: don't know what's going on there. Man, just let the
Speaker 11: buyer beware. I guess it's true.
Speaker 6: You know what.
Speaker 1: That's so funny, You know, it doesn't shock me at all,
Speaker 1: because you know, cheap crap is generally made in China.
Speaker 1: Not all Chinese products and manufactured goods are cheap crap.
Speaker 1: But if it's plastic and it's cheap, it's probably got
Speaker 1: a maid in China stap all over it. That's a
Speaker 1: funny sub story. But you can't even get the Chinese
Speaker 1: to make a cheap Kamala Harris crap with joy on it,
Speaker 1: because well, no one would buy it. Person in Arizona
Speaker 1: reportedly reported recently finding a piece of a lego man
Speaker 1: stuck up their nose and said they believed they'd been
Speaker 1: there since they were a child more than twenty five
Speaker 1: years ago. According to a September first video clip person
Speaker 1: named Andy Norton, thirty two years old, posting on Instagram,
Speaker 1: lego stuck on my nose for nearly three decades finally
Speaker 1: comes out. I can smell collars. Now maybe that was
Speaker 1: the LSD you took Dunham H. Norton loves in Phoenix.
Speaker 1: Uh and you. It's important to note thank you to
Speaker 1: USA Today for porting this out. It's the story about
Speaker 1: a lego stuck up of nose, that's why it ended
Speaker 1: in the stack is stupid, but also because they had
Speaker 1: to report that he it whatever uses they them pronouns video.
Speaker 1: Norton said that sometime in the nineties when he was around,
Speaker 1: he hit they whatever. I struggle with they them. That's
Speaker 1: the dumbest, dumbest, dumbest choice of pronus. You're not multiple
Speaker 1: personality person If you are get into to see a
Speaker 1: doctor Linder Center of Home, that's a good place to
Speaker 1: go and get consulting because there you aren't two people
Speaker 1: or more. You're one. So I can't call you they.
Speaker 1: And it just makes me laugh when I read this
Speaker 1: sentence in the video. Norton said sometime in the nineties,
Speaker 1: around age six or so, they show up the lego
Speaker 1: man piece up their nose, which suggests a group of
Speaker 1: people were involved in the shoving up the nose thing. Actually,
Speaker 1: it's less about the legos stuck up the nose. It's
Speaker 1: more about the day them thing that landed that story
Speaker 1: in the stack is stupid. See what Evelyn's got this morning, Evelyn,
Speaker 1: thank you for calling the morning showing a happy Tuesday
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 9: Ryan.
Speaker 12: I don't know if you can hear me. I think
Speaker 12: we've got loud and clear, Okay, good, well about this,
Speaker 12: Tyree and Tyree, No wonder that it's hard to get
Speaker 12: police to sign up. I wonder who the judge would
Speaker 12: have been let these guys out, the ones who shot
Speaker 12: at police and led them on a long chase. Does
Speaker 12: it say who that judge is? And maybe the judge
Speaker 12: needs to be re educated.
Speaker 1: Re educated is certainly possibility. We'll have to check with
Speaker 1: the lists of powers on that. I don't see in
Speaker 1: the Fox nineteen reporting which judge these folks will report
Speaker 1: we're in front of. So yeah, I don't see it
Speaker 1: mentioned in this particular article. So we remain a mystery,
Speaker 1: but we do have a problem with bond. We do
Speaker 1: have a problem with judges, woke judges refusing to even
Speaker 1: set bond for very dangerous offenders who perhaps represent a
Speaker 1: threat to the community or even a flight risk. So
Speaker 1: appreciate the observation there, Evelyn. I thought it was a
Speaker 1: very low bond, considering they did shoot at police officers.
Speaker 1: Fivefty five five kr c detalk station. Feel free to
Speaker 1: call in. We're gonna hear from Dan Hills, former FOP
Speaker 1: President Dan Hills on Greg Lansman's debate with Orlando Sonza. Apparently,
Speaker 1: Greg Lansman claims he did not want to fund or
Speaker 1: defund the Cincinnati Police. I think Dan remembers the history
Speaker 1: of that a little differently. That'll be at six thirty.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stick around history as it happens.
Speaker 13: If you want to make America great again, vote Trump
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Speaker 10: You are fired, Kamala Harris, you're out of there.
Speaker 1: It's your twenty twenty four election, your headquarters. That would
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Speaker 1: five KR see the talk station Brian Thomas wishing you're
Speaker 1: happy Tuesday, inviting to stick around all morning if you can't.
Speaker 1: Podcast page fifty five KRC dot com initially thanks Kevin
Speaker 1: Gordon for covering for me yesterday. I was out with
Speaker 1: the Navy Seals over at Camp Atterbury shooting fifty cows
Speaker 1: at hitting them at thirteen hundred yards, which is the
Speaker 1: first for me. It was awesome, amazing day. Thank you
Speaker 1: so much everybody who's involved in and helping me fill
Speaker 1: that kind of like bucket list thing. I don't have
Speaker 1: a bucket list, but I made one that probably would
Speaker 1: have been on it. So a very cool, cool day
Speaker 1: for me. So I appreciate Kevin Gordon doing that covering
Speaker 1: and I'm looking forty. Dan Hills former FLP president Dan
Speaker 1: Hills joining the program bottom of this hour, talking about
Speaker 1: Greg Landsman's debate with Orlando's last night at the Jewish
Speaker 1: Community Center. Apparently Greg's trying to duct or dodge, dip, duck, dive,
Speaker 1: and dodge his prior assertions. At least I think that's
Speaker 1: what Dan's going to say. That he was involved in
Speaker 1: the defund Cincinnat police effort back when the Black Lives Matter.
Speaker 1: Folks are all around Landesman think Dan says he lied
Speaker 1: last night. That's what you get Dan on the program
Speaker 1: for he was there, he was very heard about it.
Speaker 1: If you were at that debate, I'd love to hear
Speaker 1: how Orlando did against Greg Landsman in that one and
Speaker 1: where he is on guess whether they have any effect
Speaker 1: over at Israel. Do you have a Jewish community event.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of Jewish people in the audience and
Speaker 1: typically they vote Democrat in a very fairly large percentage.
Speaker 1: Not sure if that's going to be the case coming
Speaker 1: in November. We'll wait and find out. Fast forward an hour.
Speaker 1: We have Captain Kuna Cohen, a commando in the Israeli Army,
Speaker 1: written a book of the war against Ams. He'll be
Speaker 1: calling us live from Israel at seven five. So that'll
Speaker 1: be a cool conversation. Well, I hate the subject matter,
Speaker 1: but it'll be a cool conversation anyway. Christopher Smith min
Speaker 1: at seven thirty doing a one day late Smith event,
Speaker 1: as is always the case with the former Vice Mayor.
Speaker 1: That'll be seven thirty two hours now Bright Part inside
Speaker 1: Scoop the return of Matt Boyle, Washington Bureau Chief rather
Speaker 1: on the second assassination attempt and the bomb threats that
Speaker 1: have been made into a Springfield, Ohio widely reported, and
Speaker 1: that maybe I think there were thirty three of them,
Speaker 1: thirty three momb threats, and my Mike Dwin came out
Speaker 1: and said, listen, their hoax is we investigated all thirty three.
Speaker 1: So thirty three threats, thirty three hoaxes. I want to
Speaker 1: make make that very very clear, and none of these
Speaker 1: had any validity at all. He also pointed out that
Speaker 1: they were coming from overseas, and he said he believes,
Speaker 1: in his words, one particular country close quote is using
Speaker 1: the recent news out of Springfield as quote, one more
Speaker 1: opportunity to mess with the United States. He went on
Speaker 1: to say, we have people, unfortunately overseas who are taking
Speaker 1: these actions. Some of them are coming from one particular country.
Speaker 1: We think that this is one more opportunity to mess
Speaker 1: with the United States and they're continuing to do that.
Speaker 1: That's the full statement. So anyway, they've been looking into it,
Speaker 1: and apparently there are police in National Guard Ohio State
Speaker 1: Patrol officers I think thirty six of them helping patrol
Speaker 1: and look into and do bomb sweeps at the various
Speaker 1: schools in Springfield, Ohio. Sad reality, even sad reality when
Speaker 1: we have people saying that it's Donald Trump's fault, that
Speaker 1: there are murderers out there in the world that want
Speaker 1: to kill him. Most recently, of course, this op ed
Speaker 1: piece and the Cincinnati Enquirer. I'm not going to name
Speaker 1: the person who wrote it. I'm just going to point
Speaker 1: to the Inquirer. Why did you bother printing this ridiculous assertion?
Speaker 1: There is no place in the politics for violence. That said,
Speaker 1: the former president Donald Trump brings a lot of this
Speaker 1: stiff stuff on himself when he continues to push lies
Speaker 1: about legal immigrants like the ones in Springfield note the
Speaker 1: word legal in there, painting with the rather broad brush.
Speaker 1: When he continues to insist that he was not the
Speaker 1: loser of the twenty twenty election, When he continues to
Speaker 1: spout how he wants to use our military to round
Speaker 1: up and deport immigrants who are not white from this country.
Speaker 5: Joe, do you ever.
Speaker 1: Remember him saying that at all, pushing out immigrants who
Speaker 1: are not white? I have never heard that. That's that
Speaker 1: ridiculous jump to racism. You know why I care about Springfield, Ohio?
Speaker 1: I care about the numbers game and the financial reality.
Speaker 1: And even local officials up there are saying, no, they're
Speaker 1: not eating dogs and cats, but oh, by the way,
Speaker 1: they're overwhelming us. The schools are jam packed full of
Speaker 1: the illegal or legal people showed up without any advanced notice,
Speaker 1: and we can't accommodate them. Please, Dear God, throw money
Speaker 1: our way or otherwise fix the problem. It's a numbers game.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with race. It's also a
Speaker 1: cultural reality. Regardless of the color of the skin, any
Speaker 1: immigrant population who comes into the United States may have
Speaker 1: different culture than us, like, for example, a country like Haiti.
Speaker 1: Let's say every Haitian was green, or let's say they
Speaker 1: were all white. Bottom line is regardless, they don't know
Speaker 1: how to drive very well. The ratio of cars to
Speaker 1: human beings in Haiti is pretty damn small. And they
Speaker 1: don't have driving instruction apparently I've read that elsewhere. But
Speaker 1: you put them behind the wheel of a car with
Speaker 1: no prior driving experience, I think you realize that situation
Speaker 1: could get out of control, and it has. So there's
Speaker 1: a cultural difference that has caused problems on the roadways
Speaker 1: in the city of Springfield. Has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: the color of their skin. It's an economic reality, it's
Speaker 1: a resource reality. It's a failure to plan reality. It's
Speaker 1: an overwhelming the various neighborhood's reality. It's a compounding the
Speaker 1: housing shortage reality. And then pivoting over to Donald Trump's
Speaker 1: a politician and he's a businessman, but he's a politician
Speaker 1: now he's running for elected office. He's going to say
Speaker 1: whatever he wants and whatever he hopes is going to
Speaker 1: get him elected. A lot of people like him. Have
Speaker 1: you noticed the rallies, the fact that there are Donald
Speaker 1: Trump merchandise stores. We're talking about that in the local news.
Speaker 1: I know you don't see Ni Kamala Harris Joy stores
Speaker 1: because nobody will bind anything there. But he's popular, and
Speaker 1: his popularity, I think he's the big reason why the
Speaker 1: left is just go apoplectic pair pulling out crazy whenever
Speaker 1: he utters a syllable. But when they lie about him constantly,
Speaker 1: and those lies have never ended. Could it possibly be
Speaker 1: that maybe all the anti Trump rhetoric has fostered, fueled
Speaker 1: and encourage some of these nut jobs to take a
Speaker 1: shot at Donald Trump. No, No, that could never be it,
Speaker 1: could it? Or perhaps just based on his politics. This
Speaker 1: most recent mouth a guy who tried to kill Donald
Speaker 1: Trump the other day at least was caught with a
Speaker 1: rifle aiming at him. Wesley Routh, he has all these
Speaker 1: connections to Ukraine. He's been there. He tried to recruit
Speaker 1: for the Ukrainian Army. He tried to get people from
Speaker 1: multiple multiple nationalities to join forces with the Ukrainian Army
Speaker 1: to fight off the Russians, who he has a pretty
Speaker 1: significant disdain for from all we know about him. Maybe
Speaker 1: this was just a political hit job. In other words,
Speaker 1: he doesn't want Donald Trump to be president because of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump's desire to end the conflict and come up
Speaker 1: with some sort of negotiated resolution, which strongly suggests by
Speaker 1: all expert accounts, that would require Ukraine to give up
Speaker 1: some land in return for peace. Could it be that
Speaker 1: Ryan Wesley Routh was pissed off about that, since he
Speaker 1: had prior statements to that effect online and elsewhere. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: It's Donald Trump's rhetoric that did it. Well. It may
Speaker 1: be rhetoric related to Ukraine and his Ukraine foreign policy strategy.
Speaker 1: But is Donald Trump now supposed to never talk about
Speaker 1: that for fear that somebody might disagree with his Ukraine
Speaker 1: strategy and therefore want to kill him. What about filling
Speaker 1: the blank every other one of the multitude of things
Speaker 1: the President of the United States is responsible for. Could
Speaker 1: it not be there's somebody else out there who, ah,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Maybe is angry about Trump's position on
Speaker 1: illegal immigrants or immigration generally. Could be somebody out there
Speaker 1: as angry with Donald Trump's position relative to taxation. Go on,
Speaker 1: fill in the blank with your own favorite topic. Is
Speaker 1: that not possible? No, no, no. The reason somebody went
Speaker 1: out and shot at Donald Trump is because he made
Speaker 1: a comment about Haitians eating cats. Give me a blank
Speaker 1: and west Side, Jim's got this morning, west Side. I
Speaker 1: always love hearing from you, brother, Welcome back to the program.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Brian. I'm kind of envious to you. Man
Speaker 14: thirteen hundred yards with a fifty cow.
Speaker 1: Oh, and you know I got a video to prove it.
Speaker 1: I actually hit the target five times in a row
Speaker 1: in fairly rapid succession at thirteen hundred yards. I got
Speaker 1: four of them in a row on video, So I'll
Speaker 1: show that to you someday.
Speaker 14: What kind of targets are you shooting now?
Speaker 1: With that paper. Oh no, no, no, no, these were
Speaker 1: These were just dilapidated pieces of like old tanks and
Speaker 1: armored personnel character carriers and things like that. They're strewn
Speaker 1: about in the field and everybody uses them for target
Speaker 1: practice out there.
Speaker 14: God, that's like that place down in Kentucky, was it?
Speaker 1: You know what? The even one of the even cooler
Speaker 1: things about it. I would have shot any fifty cow
Speaker 1: round through it and had the opportunity to do it.
Speaker 1: These were mk I think called two eleven row office rounds,
Speaker 1: which means they have explosive tips on him. So there
Speaker 1: was no question whether or not you hit the target.
Speaker 1: When you hit the target, you could see that you
Speaker 1: hit the target.
Speaker 14: So your your bucket list. Another one of the notches gone.
Speaker 1: There you are, baby, right there, And I've been invited back,
Speaker 1: So if I want to go again, I'm allowed to kay.
Speaker 14: Well, if you need a driver, aren't available? Hey, I
Speaker 14: watched that sonsa Landsman thing. Last cool, I you know
Speaker 14: to me, this is my opinion, of course our future congressman,
Speaker 14: mister Soanza, Congressman Sonza.
Speaker 1: Heading for lunch. I mean number one. I know it's
Speaker 1: a small thing. I posted it.
Speaker 14: Landsman I've never seen a politician hardly on anything signe
Speaker 14: that didn't have a little American flag on the pil
Speaker 14: He didn't have nothing.
Speaker 1: I mean that.
Speaker 14: That just bugged me that he would not come out
Speaker 14: there as a pace and comes out there with that
Speaker 14: phoniness and doesn't have even an American flag on upell.
Speaker 1: But that's just me.
Speaker 14: But no, when Sonzo would bring up facts, especially about
Speaker 14: the Gang of Five, another thing about the funding cops
Speaker 14: and so forth, Lambsman would that he'd laugh and scoff
Speaker 14: and kind of stand on one leg, that kind of
Speaker 14: stupid stuff, and he would change the subject or not
Speaker 14: answer the questions that kind of It's a typical Landsman.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, I put yourself in lesson position. He was
Speaker 1: one of the Gang of five. He did violate the
Speaker 1: open records laws and spoke with other council members about
Speaker 1: strategy and the like. He may be the least culpable
Speaker 1: of the group, but he did it. He was aware
Speaker 1: that he was doing at the time, even brought to
Speaker 1: their attention. I don't know, is this should we be
Speaker 1: doing this? This looks like we're violating. Yeah, so, but
Speaker 1: that was him. How do you get around that? Other
Speaker 1: than the duck or that do the five d's of
Speaker 1: dodgeball and stand on one leg and squirm. Well, you
Speaker 1: just lie like or you change the topic. We're just
Speaker 1: a boy.
Speaker 10: Ha.
Speaker 14: Got a little public service announcement before you cut me off.
Speaker 14: You know mine, Tonight I have Price Hell Chili. We
Speaker 14: have our monthly event where our club, the West Cincinnati
Speaker 14: West probably excuse me, Cincinnati West Republican Club. But tonight
Speaker 14: we have that the del High and the Miami Township
Speaker 14: groups are also going to be joining us, So it's
Speaker 14: going to be I'm inviting right now the Green Township people.
Speaker 14: We're probably going to take that restaurant over there. There
Speaker 14: will probably be my guest one hundred and fifty two
Speaker 14: hundred people out there just to see.
Speaker 9: It's Canada's Night.
Speaker 14: So all candidates that are listening to Brian Thomas, which
Speaker 14: they all do, I'm inviting them out there to have
Speaker 14: a Canada's Night. But this is We've never had three
Speaker 14: clubs get together like this, so I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 14: And the weather's supposed to be pretty nice. It's supposed
Speaker 14: to be like seventy eight to eighty degrees so but yeah,
Speaker 14: SAMs have definitely won that thing last night, hands down
Speaker 14: in my opinion. But to tell, he was getting a
Speaker 14: little bit frustrated because of Landsman's non answering. You know,
Speaker 14: and I know Orlando pretty pretty well and I can
Speaker 14: tell that he was he was not happy with the
Speaker 14: dodging that Lansman was doing to him.
Speaker 1: Well, did the moderators call out the dodging, because usually
Speaker 1: you know it was he yes or no question, sir
Speaker 1: or ma'am or as the case, maybe or no, you
Speaker 1: didn't answer my question, let me ask it again. None
Speaker 1: of that happened.
Speaker 10: He did a little bit.
Speaker 14: It was the Channel twelve anchor, that African American gentleman,
Speaker 14: and he kind of he kept control, which was kind
Speaker 14: of nice good.
Speaker 1: But it just.
Speaker 14: Seems that Lansman was was doing that trying to talk
Speaker 14: over sons of when he would speak, and Sonsa did
Speaker 14: not do that the Landsman. So you know, the Landsman
Speaker 14: was just getting frustrated enough to where he was po
Speaker 14: for sons of bringing that stuff up. I don't know
Speaker 14: what he expected when he went there.
Speaker 9: But you know it was going to come up so.
Speaker 1: Well, I would expect a West Point grad and a
Speaker 1: man like Orlando SONSA would have a much higher level
Speaker 1: of professionalism than totally Greg Gang of five Landsman Totally.
Speaker 1: What times the event start?
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Speaker 1: thank you for holding over the brig. Welcome to the
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Speaker 1: was at ther date last night.
Speaker 9: And I'll tell you Orlando and mopped the floor with them.
Speaker 1: I'm so glad.
Speaker 9: And you know, it's easy to tell the truth. You
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Speaker 5: Thank you, John.
Speaker 9: Yeah, what she's talking about things that happened seven or
Speaker 9: eight years ago.
Speaker 1: But he didn't deny it, so yeah, how could he?
Speaker 1: He stood in front of a judge on.
Speaker 9: That one school of theater that Camelow into talking about lies.
Speaker 9: Everything was a lie, and everything with facial expression, and
Speaker 9: she looked like a jerk on the stage.
Speaker 1: That's great. You can't lie. I'm sorry, man, you're gonna
Speaker 1: get caught John. It's a great point. Man. You know
Speaker 1: I could not if I if I lie, you get
Speaker 1: this is me? I mean, this is I am. I
Speaker 1: I am who I am in real life, out in
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Speaker 1: Welcome back. Always a pleasure to speak with former FOP
Speaker 1: President Dan Hills, especially when he has comments about the
Speaker 1: Landsman Sons of debate that took place last night. Dan,
Speaker 1: welcome back man. I hope everything's good in your world.
Speaker 16: Ran, Everything is fantastic. But I have a confession to make.
Speaker 16: And you just were talking about how you get burned
Speaker 16: if you did you make anything up. I missed the debate, okay,
Speaker 16: And not only did I miss not only did I.
Speaker 1: Miss the debate.
Speaker 16: I missed it because my wife and I were excited
Speaker 16: to watch the the new episode with the new season
Speaker 16: of Tulsa King. So if the left wing would take
Speaker 16: that story that I was watching Tulsa King, that would
Speaker 16: mean that Dan Hill supports the mafia?
Speaker 1: Is that right? Would exactly? Yes?
Speaker 16: Now, you know, I didn't need to see the debate
Speaker 16: to know who I'm voting for and who I can
Speaker 16: Dranmtic for show. I think jet what Joe was hoping
Speaker 16: to do is kind of recap what I will talked
Speaker 16: about before you know how it is that the FOP
Speaker 16: FOP sixty nine endorsements work, and how it is that
Speaker 16: endorse Landsman, which.
Speaker 1: You know I don't.
Speaker 16: I don't enjoy speaking out against something my union did.
Speaker 16: I still, you know, care a lot about sixty nine,
Speaker 16: and I care a whole whole lot about the street
Speaker 16: cops out of Cincinnati. So that's that's why I did
Speaker 16: speak out against the endorsement. And I can say with
Speaker 16: some level of certainty the majority of street cops, even
Speaker 16: the majority retired people that are in the union, are
Speaker 16: are in support of Orlandosmza in this here election. And
Speaker 16: I would even use the term a big time, and
Speaker 16: how what Greg Lambsman had done in the past got forgotten.
Speaker 16: I'm not really sure, but you know, let's talk about
Speaker 16: what you what he just did with the Black Lives
Speaker 16: Matter mural that he was down there.
Speaker 1: To to dedicate this.
Speaker 16: Did you see this story Brian City Hall with city
Speaker 16: tax dollars? And I just read the Quire story again
Speaker 16: because I had posted it on my Facebook. But they
Speaker 16: put a permanent bronze plaque to commemorate the Black Lives
Speaker 16: mural that had been painted in front of city Hall.
Speaker 16: The city pay for the thing, so three to four
Speaker 16: thousand dollars to.
Speaker 1: Put up a plaque to memorialize the.
Speaker 16: Painting that had been out in front of city Hall,
Speaker 16: which I think there were a tax dollars involved in
Speaker 16: that too. Now I don't know if I have to
Speaker 16: go over again with your listeners who Black Lives Matters is,
Speaker 16: which is essentially, they supported the painter, they supported the
Speaker 16: supported writing. They're an anti police, anti law and order organization,
Speaker 16: and they are built their whole foundation, their whole construction
Speaker 16: is built on this gigantic lie that in general, police
Speaker 16: officers are out there looking to shoot black men. That's
Speaker 16: what the that's what Black Lives Matters is. And so
Speaker 16: this is not something that's helping our society come together.
Speaker 16: This is not good for our society. Black Lives Matter
Speaker 16: and Creig Ladson was just down there for the dedication.
Speaker 16: So if you don't want to go back to the
Speaker 16: past and what he did in City Hall and the
Speaker 16: Gang of Five and defunding the cops and you know,
Speaker 16: marching around with Black Lives Matters back, then let's say
Speaker 16: he's still up to the same He's still up to
Speaker 16: his same trick, and that's that's the thing. So there's
Speaker 16: a small group to go to. There's a small group
Speaker 16: that volunteers, and God bless them, they voluved here to
Speaker 16: be the endorsement committee. But they they consider lots of
Speaker 16: things and they're at least flanked it, I believe towards
Speaker 16: retired folks, and so I think one of the things
Speaker 16: they keep on is a socias Security Fairness Act.
Speaker 1: You anything about that, Brian. At the top of my head,
Speaker 1: I don't want to say yes, because you start pushing
Speaker 1: me on details, I'm not going to have them. So
Speaker 1: I don't know much about it.
Speaker 9: I don't even have all the details. What I do
Speaker 9: know is that there's a limited number of states.
Speaker 16: Ohio one of those states. I think there's like eight
Speaker 16: or nine total states where our pension system, the way
Speaker 16: it's set up, it has rules against you collecting all
Speaker 16: your Social Security that you have earned if you also
Speaker 16: earned Social Security credits. So there are policemen, firemen, teachers,
Speaker 16: all these people that are in private unions here in
Speaker 16: the state of Ohio, and for lack of a better term,
Speaker 16: they're getting screwed out of some of their SOSIS security.
Speaker 16: And I know it's a big, big issue with our
Speaker 16: retired folks. You know, I'm retired from Cincinnati, so I'm
Speaker 16: actually part of that group, but not a part of
Speaker 16: the group that I'm overly active with. And and politically
Speaker 16: they are very very centered on this security. I don't
Speaker 16: blame them that they're losing money that they had earned
Speaker 16: into the system and so security. And I think Greig
Speaker 16: Lanson is a co sponsor on some sort of bill.
Speaker 16: Now there's been built for years even before Greg Lansman
Speaker 16: came along, of people that are trying to set the
Speaker 16: bar straight on this on this thing that admittedly I
Speaker 16: don't have all the details on.
Speaker 1: All I know is that they are.
Speaker 16: There are private pensioners that are are do more money
Speaker 16: than what they are receiving now to me and my
Speaker 16: mindset and and still to this day, even though I've
Speaker 16: been retired from the city, not retired completely as.
Speaker 1: You now's doing some different things, but.
Speaker 16: My mindset is still all about the street cops. When
Speaker 16: when when I ran for office, I.
Speaker 1: Was talking about the street cops. I was talking about
Speaker 1: the contract. I was talking about, uh, you know, the.
Speaker 16: Safety of the police officers that are out there. And
Speaker 16: uh again back to that that that black lives matters thing,
Speaker 16: that that that was pushing people, that narrative, that their
Speaker 16: talent was pushing people to commit my violence. It's just
Speaker 16: like there's there's all this violence against Trump, and that's
Speaker 16: all coming from It's all coming from what's being pushed
Speaker 16: out there, the lives about who he is. They were
Speaker 16: pushing lives about who we are, your average everyday street cop.
Speaker 16: And uh, I think it was directly tied to the
Speaker 16: assassinations of policemen in Dallas.
Speaker 1: And other places.
Speaker 16: And so how we can ever endorse Landsman was was
Speaker 16: something I finally decided that I need to have come
Speaker 16: out against. And I can tell you if with with
Speaker 16: almost full certainty that that the vast majority of policemen,
Speaker 16: retired policemen, Uh.
Speaker 1: Anybody who knows a little bit.
Speaker 16: About landsmen would not endorse him. And anybody that has
Speaker 16: ever met Alando Sanzo's I heard you just mentioned before
Speaker 16: the break, anybody that's met that guys like, wow, yeah,
Speaker 16: this guy wants to he wants to enter the political
Speaker 16: theater in this in this insane world. God blessed.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, it's like, why lucky, Yeah, he's
Speaker 1: so brilliant. I mean, he's got to be successful at
Speaker 1: anything he chooses to do. Why would you do this? Well,
Speaker 1: it's because he cares. Tell you what, Dan, let's pause.
Speaker 1: I want to get your reaction to the bond set
Speaker 1: for these two suspects who were within that group that
Speaker 1: actually fired from their cars at undercover police officers during
Speaker 1: a high or during a chase. Pause from it. Let's
Speaker 1: bring Dan back and maybe another couple more words on
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter, which is self described Marxist political organization.
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Speaker 1: And a Tuesday happy one see you, Brian Thomas with
Speaker 1: former FOP President Dan Hills, commending on the appearance of
Speaker 1: and support by Greg Lansman of the Black Lives Matter
Speaker 1: mural that they put up in honor of the well
Speaker 1: spray paint job on the street, which if you or
Speaker 1: I did it for any other political organization, we would
Speaker 1: have been arrested and fined public property being used to
Speaker 1: advertise for a political organization. I'm not quite sure how
Speaker 1: they get away with that, Dan Hills. But moving away
Speaker 1: from that, did you see that Tyroll and Tyreese Vaughan
Speaker 1: eighteen years old, who were two of the five suspects
Speaker 1: charge of connection with a chase that resulted in gunfire
Speaker 1: being directed at undercover police officers, got let out on
Speaker 1: a five thousand dollars bond each. Does that seem appropriate
Speaker 1: or acceptable to you, Dan Hills?
Speaker 16: Well, of course, it's It's not a perfect it's not acceptable.
Speaker 16: It leads to the low what's happening? And so many
Speaker 16: times here locally and across this country is breaking down
Speaker 16: the colonel justice system as we know it, and that
Speaker 16: that brings me up to another person that when you
Speaker 16: meet them, it's just like, you're too good to be
Speaker 16: running for office, and you know, but you just love
Speaker 16: that that's Melissa Powers. If Hamilton County does not re
Speaker 16: elect Melissa Powers with the number of weak judges and
Speaker 16: stuff that they already have, I if they let that
Speaker 16: office flip away, then you know, then I think that
Speaker 16: you're in real, real trouble down well, you're in trouble
Speaker 16: down there already. I say down there because I've now
Speaker 16: moved to Warren County, I know, but yeah, I saw
Speaker 16: where those guys got arrested. I did not see the
Speaker 16: story on the bails sit and I apologize for my
Speaker 16: lack of being shocked.
Speaker 1: Bryan. It just keeps happening over and over again, and.
Speaker 16: It's just totally just flies in the face of you know,
Speaker 16: the people that are out there risking their lives and
Speaker 16: in this case very much risk their lives could have
Speaker 16: been killed by these thugs, and and that they that
Speaker 16: they get let out on that little of uh fails
Speaker 16: just just incredibly uh you know, insulting to.
Speaker 1: The police officers are out there doing the job well.
Speaker 1: I will acknowledge that the reporting in the case that
Speaker 1: it requires them to wear electronic monitoring units, but I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: over the years, I have completely lost faith in the
Speaker 1: electronic monitoring units. Am I appropriate in my conclusion to
Speaker 1: have little to no faith in the electronic monitoring units?
Speaker 1: Stand based upon your experience, Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 16: The most recent one is and and many of our
Speaker 16: affluent areas have been hit by some Chilians that were
Speaker 16: here illegally go figure and they finally got caught. It
Speaker 16: was really neat police work by some of those small
Speaker 16: agencies that that that got these uh.
Speaker 1: These very very bad guys. Uh. They they were let
Speaker 1: out and.
Speaker 16: Put on an EMU, and I think it was I
Speaker 16: think it was like less than three hours or something.
Speaker 16: The mu's had been cut off and that they were
Speaker 16: on their way back, either back to Chile or back
Speaker 16: to somewhere else in the country to continue burgizing well
Speaker 16: to do residents. So it makes no sense in a
Speaker 16: whole lot of cases.
Speaker 1: I mean, I.
Speaker 16: Imagine our times where EMU has worked successfully, But when
Speaker 16: you're just somebody who's from when you're putting on somebody
Speaker 16: that's from South America or somebody who's tried to kill policemen.
Speaker 16: It's not it's not it's not a very good idea
Speaker 16: at all. There are certain people that need to be
Speaker 16: behind bars and and we're just moving so far away
Speaker 16: from that model. But to swing back to the whole
Speaker 16: Landsman thing and endorsements by the police union and stuff,
Speaker 16: I am at a point right now where you know,
Speaker 16: I missed the days where you could actually have some
Speaker 16: consideration between the left and right. But right now, when
Speaker 16: the left has committed itself to erasing the border and
Speaker 16: therefore erasing one of the most important walls that make
Speaker 16: us a country, drawing a line saying this is how
Speaker 16: we live over here, and you live a different way
Speaker 16: on the other side of that border. I don't know
Speaker 16: how any police organization at this point to be too blunt,
Speaker 16: but can endorse anybody from the Democratic Party unless the
Speaker 16: Democratic Party, unless it's a person a Democratic Party that
Speaker 16: says I'm not like the rest of them. I believe
Speaker 16: in this and that other little themes of the Democratic Party.
Speaker 16: But I have to stand up and say that what's
Speaker 16: happening at the border is wrong, and it's funny. You
Speaker 16: see Landsman, And this is another FOP endorsement. This one
Speaker 16: comes from the state that I could not believe a
Speaker 16: share a brand. And they both sound like Republicans as
Speaker 16: they come close to election time because of the conservative
Speaker 16: nature here in Ohio. But we know that they're not Republicans.
Speaker 16: We know that they're not conserves, and that you know,
Speaker 16: when when when the when it's all the all the
Speaker 16: cameras are off, after the elections over, they're going to
Speaker 16: go right back to open border leftists basically one on
Speaker 16: one party system in this country. And I can't separate
Speaker 16: myself from that and my and my police role.
Speaker 1: Either, and I understand that, And just an observation, isn't
Speaker 1: it interesting that Landsman and Shaaban are both trying to
Speaker 1: come across as something that they're not if you compare
Speaker 1: it to their voting record and what they're all about
Speaker 1: and their backgrounds versus what they're campaigning on. Clearly, what
Speaker 1: they truly are and what they have demonstrated by way
Speaker 1: of their their voting as elected officials is contrary to
Speaker 1: what they're campaigning on. So they know they can't campaign
Speaker 1: on their own genuine record. That's just to be just
Speaker 1: massive red flags. Waving around everybody. That's funny. Their are popular.
Speaker 1: It is to me and it should be to others.
Speaker 16: And you know, for the last twenty years, I've been
Speaker 16: listening to this is the most important election in American
Speaker 16: you know, that's the if. If I if I had
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Speaker 16: yea the most important election never, I would be a
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Speaker 6: But you know, I am.
Speaker 16: I'm at a point where I'm thinking, I think we
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Speaker 16: to the edge of the cliff. And if we don't,
Speaker 16: if we don't stop thosehlps, you got to worry about
Speaker 16: You gotta worry about freedom of speech. You gotta worry
Speaker 16: about your right to bear arms. You gotta worry about
Speaker 16: all these things because we're really really close to some
Speaker 16: really ugly.
Speaker 1: Stuff here and and and I that's where I get it.
Speaker 16: It bleeds over my uh my conservative slash libertarian uh
Speaker 16: politics is definitely.
Speaker 1: It commands more of my thinking than does even maybe
Speaker 1: my police type thinking. So understood, my friend understood like
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Speaker 1: big question mark is for me on this whole second
Speaker 1: ever to assassinate Donald Trump, moving aside from the backcrap
Speaker 1: insane people who are saying Donald Trump's responsible to this
Speaker 1: because of his rhetoric, Lord Almighty, I guess literally every
Speaker 1: human being with an opinion or an attitude is now
Speaker 1: subject to an assassination risk because they rubbed somebody the
Speaker 1: wrong way. Something Donald Trump says justifies someone shooting at him. Maybe,
Speaker 1: just maybe it could have been every one of the
Speaker 1: Democrats in the Democratic Party calling him a Nazi regularly.
Speaker 1: I remember there have been all kinds of movies like
Speaker 1: Twilight Zone kind of things. What if you could go
Speaker 1: back in time, knowing what you know now, right, knowing
Speaker 1: what you know now, and you had an opportunity to,
Speaker 1: let's say, oh, I don't know, take out Adolf Hitler
Speaker 1: before he started murdering the Jewish people. Speaking of the
Speaker 1: Jewish people, you could save ten million plus minus, don't
Speaker 1: know the fog of war, how many Jews were exterminated
Speaker 1: by the Nazis, true genocide. You could prevent true genocide.
Speaker 1: He could take out Stalin, responsible to the deaths of
Speaker 1: literally millions and millions and millions of people who were
Speaker 1: his political adversaries. I think he got some of them wrong,
Speaker 1: but whatever, and here you have the rhetoric all all
Speaker 1: day long, Nazi. Trump's a Nazi Trump's bodymeniate off Hitler.
Speaker 1: Trump said He's gonna fill in the blank. Do all
Speaker 1: these things, if we know, are true, misstating, misquoting, you know,
Speaker 1: the all the lies that have been repeated, you know,
Speaker 1: the efforts to impeach him, to accuse him of colluding
Speaker 1: with the Russians. Well, you could go on for hours
Speaker 1: and hours, and somehow this is Trump's fault because of
Speaker 1: his rhetoric. Well, maybe it's his position on Ukraine, which
Speaker 1: apparently the would be murderer in this particular case, had
Speaker 1: a real thing about the war in Ukraine. He wanted
Speaker 1: to do anything he could to help Ukrainian people, including
Speaker 1: going there and trying to sign up, but he wasn't qualified,
Speaker 1: so he tried to get Syrians to join. He tried
Speaker 1: to get Afghani's to join the Ukraine forces. And he's
Speaker 1: got all kinds of real actually attributed statements to him
Speaker 1: that are anti Trump. Voted for Trump back in twenty sixteen, apparently,
Speaker 1: but changed his tune. I believe it was as a
Speaker 1: consequence of the Trump position on Ukraine. But regardless of
Speaker 1: what his motives are, seems to be to be crystal
Speaker 1: clear he did not like Trump at all. But was
Speaker 1: it something Trump said or trump one of Trump's political
Speaker 1: position which pushed him into this, Oh yeah, to the
Speaker 1: fence line on the golf course where he sat for
Speaker 1: a apparently twelve hours, unnoticed by Secret Service, to catch
Speaker 1: Trump playing golf at a golf game that was not
Speaker 1: even on Donald Trump's calendar. Sort of last minute decision
Speaker 1: by Trump to get out there on the links and
Speaker 1: relax a little bit. How did he know that, Why
Speaker 1: was he there that particular day, How was it that
Speaker 1: he had so much time to set up? How was
Speaker 1: it that a convicted felon was able to get a
Speaker 1: hold of a firearm, a firearm that had a serial
Speaker 1: number filed off of it. By the way, that's rather unusual.
Speaker 1: Lots of questions swirling around. But we do live in
Speaker 1: a world of free speech, and Trump does have some
Speaker 1: rather pointed words on some interesting topics. I give you
Speaker 1: that nothing that would justify any sane person, not justify, rather,
Speaker 1: nothing that would prompt any sane person to pick up
Speaker 1: a rifle and start shooting at him. Now, you can
Speaker 1: get an insane person to do a lot of things.
Speaker 1: There are insane people on the right side of the
Speaker 1: ledger on the left side of the ledger, and there
Speaker 1: are insane people that don't have any political affiliation. They're
Speaker 1: just insane, And I don't necessarily think it's a conspiracy theory.
Speaker 16: You know.
Speaker 1: I'm joking with Marine indirectly this morning because I had
Speaker 1: a feeling she was listening. Many many, many are speculating
Speaker 1: that somehow this was perhaps, you know, coordinated effort. The
Speaker 1: sheriff out of Martin County. Martin County Sheriff William Snyder
Speaker 1: kind of raised some of these questions. So from a
Speaker 1: law enforcement standpoint, From an investigative standpoint, is motivallly key.
Speaker 1: They want to know what was going on through his head?
Speaker 1: Is this a conspiracy? Was this a lone wolf? Is
Speaker 1: he a front man from an organization? They have their
Speaker 1: hands full. This will not be an easy case to unravel.
Speaker 1: Those are It's a quote from the Martin County Sheriff
Speaker 1: William Snyder, not your average runer the world conspiracy theorist.
Speaker 1: I'm guessing he was asked about how Trump he knew,
Speaker 1: how the suspect could possibly know Trump was going to
Speaker 1: be there, given that the golf game wasn't on his schedule.
Speaker 1: Jariff Snyder, that's the sixty four dollars question very perplexing
Speaker 1: because my understanding is that he drove a long way.
Speaker 1: He's not from here. I would ask that question Obi. Actually,
Speaker 1: the first thing I would want to know if I
Speaker 1: was in the federal government, what the heck was going
Speaker 1: on that put this guy on Trump at the golf
Speaker 1: course without any advance notice to the public that he
Speaker 1: would even be there. Quite legitimate questions. I'm hoping now
Speaker 1: keep my powder drive and wait to see what information
Speaker 1: comes out. We're still waiting to get a report from
Speaker 1: the UH Secret Service about the last time this happened,
Speaker 1: aren't We haven't gotten all the details on that one,
Speaker 1: have we mm? Well, welcome to the programs. Good to
Speaker 1: hear from you today, sir. Happy Tuesday. Happy Tuesday to you, Brian.
Speaker 4: I just called to let you know I'm still watching
Speaker 4: and listening, and I appreciate I don't see things the
Speaker 4: way you see it, but I'm just gonna leave it
Speaker 4: right there. I don't go back and forth no more.
Speaker 1: I'm done with all of that.
Speaker 4: I don't share anymore. I appreciate show up and vote,
Speaker 4: and that's the end of that, and I suggest everybody
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 1: Just show up and vote. That's all. Show up.
Speaker 4: Look at my bag of Show up and vote.
Speaker 1: That's all you gotta do it. But you know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, well, and I agree with you. But heck,
Speaker 1: you don't even have to show up anymore. You can
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Speaker 1: and vote. But vote. I think that's an important thing.
Speaker 1: That's a message from Will today and I share it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just just show up and vote. Stop all this
Speaker 4: fighting and telling stories whatever. Yeah, whoever's telling stories, I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm just staying out of all this mess. I got
Speaker 4: a family to raise and I don't need no problems
Speaker 4: for them. But everybody out there, have a good day
Speaker 4: and just vote and nice to hear.
Speaker 1: Well. God bless you, sir. I appreciate your message and
Speaker 1: we do. We do see eye to eye on that.
Speaker 1: We got to vote, right, Yeah, just vote, man, the
Speaker 1: rest of it no better. Just just vote and take
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Speaker 1: God love you, Will. Who's next, Joe John? Thanks for
Speaker 1: calling this morning. A happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 9: Hey, Brian, too quick comments one on Will do your
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Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 17: I I've noticed a couple of instances of the Democratics
Speaker 17: party just absolving themselves of any blame. And the first
Speaker 17: one I saw was a beam on Facebook this morning
Speaker 17: that's actually a picture of Reverend Jim Jones saying he's
Speaker 17: faked an assassination attempt to gain popularity, and this is
Speaker 17: running out now.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 17: The other one is the similarity between the Democrats arguments
Speaker 17: that if only Trump would do the right thing, then
Speaker 17: I wouldn't have to be mad at him. Is the
Speaker 17: same argument that domestic abusers use when there when their
Speaker 17: spouse's misbehaved. If only she had done what I wanted,
Speaker 17: then I wouldn't.
Speaker 1: Have had to hit her. Nice parallel. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: I think, you're you're, you're, you're, you're right. What it
Speaker 1: really it sounds like to me? Just draw another parallel.
Speaker 1: If Trump would just not talk and would go away, period,
Speaker 1: end of story. Right, they don't want him to talk.
Speaker 1: I can't talk about issues because issues are going to
Speaker 1: piss somebody off and drive him to shoot him. That's
Speaker 1: why I think. You know, if you look at the
Speaker 1: reporting on this most recent effort and hope this, hopefully
Speaker 1: this uh, this routh guy is the last person ever
Speaker 1: raises a firearm and tries to kill Donald Trump. But
Speaker 1: obviously he was all about the Ukrainian situation. All the
Speaker 1: reports at Wallstreet Journal, all the way over to the
Speaker 1: most left wing media outlets pointing out he was involved
Speaker 1: in Ukraine some and also involved in with some really
Speaker 1: dicey and shady characters. He's got a terrible criminal background,
Speaker 1: all these things, right, you know, so.
Speaker 17: What you know, if only he agreed with us, then
Speaker 17: we'd get along fine.
Speaker 1: There are there they are. And maybe he was afraid
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump would get elected. It would be the
Speaker 1: rebirth of Adolf Hitler. Going back to all the comments
Speaker 1: that the left has made called literally calling Donald Trump
Speaker 1: the embodiment of Adolph Hitler, Right, I mean you nailed it.
Speaker 17: On that one. I'm going to hit for this and
Speaker 17: the democracy that existential thread. What do you think is
Speaker 17: going to happen?
Speaker 1: Yeah? Well, I think that's actually what they're hoping for,
Speaker 1: and they're hoping for it because he stands a chance
Speaker 1: of winning, and he stands a chance of getting in
Speaker 1: the way like he did during his first term of
Speaker 1: the expansion of the administrative state and the eradication and
Speaker 1: erosion of your constitutional rights. To boil down what it
Speaker 1: means to be a Democrat these days as the stink
Speaker 1: from say when John F. Kennedy was a Democrat. Appreciate
Speaker 1: the call, Chris, thank you, my friend. Let's see what
Speaker 1: Joey's got this morning. Joey, thanks for holding in. Welcome
Speaker 1: to the program. All right, good morning, Brian.
Speaker 18: I'd like to say that there definitely have to be
Speaker 18: cover ups and they're involved. I mean, they repeated on
Speaker 18: a daily basis how much they saw and delay things
Speaker 18: until they go away.
Speaker 1: And that's their tactic.
Speaker 18: They did that with our entire Hawaiian island burning to
Speaker 18: the ground. They did that with the derailment of the
Speaker 18: train up in Ohio. When it comes to this first shooter,
Speaker 18: the family has been buried already. You know, there's no
Speaker 18: comment on it. There's lies. There's one immediate lie that
Speaker 18: nobody's really expanded on that that day that morning the
Speaker 18: parents called the police and they said that their son
Speaker 18: was missing, and that that was the only statement that
Speaker 18: ever came out.
Speaker 9: That's not true.
Speaker 18: There's no way they just called the police and said
Speaker 18: they're twenty something year old son is missing. They said
Speaker 18: a lot more than that.
Speaker 9: They were concerned.
Speaker 18: There was a reason that they couldn't find him that
Speaker 18: morning that they called the police.
Speaker 9: They're lying about that.
Speaker 18: The kid having no social media blueprint. It's just a
Speaker 18: complete lie.
Speaker 9: Today.
Speaker 18: You can't even get a job if you're not on
Speaker 18: the computer anymore to fill out an application. There's not
Speaker 18: a kid going that doesn't have a phone app. There's
Speaker 18: someone that has spoke to him on the phone. He
Speaker 18: had to have a cell phone. They must think we're
Speaker 18: all stupid, but they lie through their teeth. They delay,
Speaker 18: stall and bury things. There's the newest tactic. Even running
Speaker 18: for president. You just stay away because the media will
Speaker 18: take care of it for you. They will bury it
Speaker 18: for you, they will cover it with a new event
Speaker 18: and just bury it and go on.
Speaker 8: And that's what they do.
Speaker 18: And there's no way it's a coincidence that this guy
Speaker 18: just showed up down there. There's just no way. If
Speaker 18: you look at it all they think were all stupid,
Speaker 18: even the sheriffs down there that they did in the interview,
Speaker 18: which said, you know, this is can't be coincidental. Basically
Speaker 18: I don't know what his quotes were, but he was just,
Speaker 18: you know, amazed. How does this just happen?
Speaker 10: And that's what they do.
Speaker 18: They just delay stall, almost like a lawyer's tactic right
Speaker 18: in the courtroom. Sometimes until you get what you want,
Speaker 18: you just delay it. You might keep it in court
Speaker 18: for a year or two or whatever, do it goes
Speaker 18: away until you get what you want. And that's what
Speaker 18: they do, and it's so insulting. We had an island
Speaker 18: burned to the ground and he gave him a few
Speaker 18: hundred dollars a piece and didn't go down there until
Speaker 18: the pressure was too much. And by the way, when
Speaker 18: he went down there, nobody was happy to see.
Speaker 1: It's just that's what they do.
Speaker 18: And it's a shame they're lying.
Speaker 9: It's no accident.
Speaker 18: And I feel that there'll be another one on the
Speaker 18: turf if they don't keep an eye on him. They
Speaker 18: have no qualms with him going away before before the election,
Speaker 18: and you know then what happens to Kadie Vance step in.
Speaker 18: You know, he should be allowed to step in if
Speaker 18: they deject to it, because they certainly did that with her.
Speaker 1: Well, I looked up what the rules are on that,
Speaker 1: and from my understanding, based upon what was seen to
Speaker 1: be very credible reporting, the Republican National Committee members or
Speaker 1: or or officials would decide who would be the person
Speaker 1: taking over for Donald Trump. You know, they would say
Speaker 1: Jade Vance, they picked somebody else, but it would be
Speaker 1: their decision. The problem is we're getting so close to
Speaker 1: the election advance. Uh, their early voting begins in a
Speaker 1: couple of weeks and in a lot of places, including
Speaker 1: the swing states. So uh, you know, once the ballots
Speaker 1: are printed and once early voting beginning, it certainly creates
Speaker 1: a very complicated landscape should something actually happen to Donald
Speaker 1: Trump that would force him either be enabled incapable of running.
Speaker 1: You use your imagination on that one. So yeah, yeah, sure.
Speaker 1: How long will be How long will it be before
Speaker 1: the Secret Service releases a report on what happened last time?
Speaker 1: It's been two months?
Speaker 10: Oh, rhetorical, you're not going to hear anything.
Speaker 18: You're going to vary it, just like the very laptop,
Speaker 18: Just like they've buried everything.
Speaker 9: That's what you do.
Speaker 18: And the biggest enemy really anymore. It's taken people a
Speaker 18: long time to realize, but the really number one enemy
Speaker 18: out there is the media. I mean, they're the one
Speaker 18: that drives this train. They're the one that buried it.
Speaker 18: They're the one that illustrates it. They're the one that
Speaker 18: takes it. They're the one that distorts people's minds. The
Speaker 18: media is a very big enemy, and they're completely complicit,
Speaker 18: and they're arranging all these things to just happen.
Speaker 1: Well, I certainly agree that they are complicit. I don't
Speaker 1: know if they're capable of arranging it for it to happen,
Speaker 1: but they can certainly facilitate the cover up or pick
Speaker 1: you know what to what to report on that obviously
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Speaker 1: from Teams two and three yesterday. That's my bucket list
Speaker 1: day yesterday. That's why I was off. I had a
Speaker 1: hell of the time. Welcome back, Christopher smith been's a
Speaker 1: great having you on.
Speaker 9: Oh, thank you so much for having me on.
Speaker 6: I'm not surprised, Brian Thomas, that you and I woke
Speaker 6: up to a second attempt on a former president of
Speaker 6: the United States of America. And I'm framing it that
Speaker 6: way because I'm trying to speak to reasonable people, no
Speaker 6: matter what their political party is, that can just clearly say,
Speaker 6: trying to kill a former president or any.
Speaker 1: Elected official, anybody is outrageous. Anybody.
Speaker 6: What happened was I turned on I turned on the
Speaker 6: TV and I started scanning other shows, and they were
Speaker 6: literally blaming the former president for someone trying to kill
Speaker 6: him twice. Yeah, and so I'm trying to digest, Okay,
Speaker 6: how are they coming to these conclusions? How are they
Speaker 6: saying that he had anything to do with someone showing
Speaker 6: up to a golf course, camping out for twelve hours
Speaker 6: and trying to kill him between the fifth and sixth
Speaker 6: hole on a golf course in Florida. And so that's
Speaker 6: how far we've gone in our society when I'm listening
Speaker 6: to grown people who call themselves journalists putting out this
Speaker 6: kind of rhetoric and really inciting violence. And so I'm
Speaker 6: an independent I'm watching this stuff like a lot of
Speaker 6: people are watching it, and I have to just tell you,
Speaker 6: I'm so outraged this morning about.
Speaker 10: What has happened.
Speaker 6: Meaning I don't want to get to a place Brian
Speaker 6: Thomas where I'm actually kind of indifferent or numb are
Speaker 6: acting like this is normal. This is not normal to
Speaker 6: try to kill a former sitting president. Anytime, but definitely
Speaker 6: two times in the same year.
Speaker 1: Well, let us look at history. I mean, this is
Speaker 1: not the first time someone's attempted to kill someone who
Speaker 1: sits in a position of power or has the ability
Speaker 1: to influence the hearts and of masses of humanity. The
Speaker 1: efforts have been made against, you know, shooting the Pope.
Speaker 1: You know, you can talk about John F. Kennedy getting shot,
Speaker 1: Bobby Kennedy getting shot by Sir Hans, Sir Han, crazy
Speaker 1: people with guns, access to guns. This is not me
Speaker 1: having a go against the Second Amendment, but you know,
Speaker 1: I think it supports my reason to justify the Second
Speaker 1: Amendment because you may encounter a crazy person someday. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: like the guy that tried to kill me on the highway.
Speaker 1: You know, guess what, the world's filled with crazies. And
Speaker 1: if you are in a capacity to have outreach in
Speaker 1: your in a capacity to run for office, and you
Speaker 1: have a platform and position, and you have a multitude
Speaker 1: of humanity, notably fifty to forty five percent of every
Speaker 1: human being in the United States of America lining up
Speaker 1: calling you a Nazi because of your political positions, one
Speaker 1: of those nut jobs may be influenced by much in
Speaker 1: the same way one of the nut jobs, or what
Speaker 1: they call the right wing side of the equation, some
Speaker 1: clan member or some racist member of some racist group
Speaker 1: surround themselves in an echo chamber convince themselves that the
Speaker 1: color of the skin really defines who a person is
Speaker 1: and justifies eradicating them. Or maybe you're a Nazi and
Speaker 1: think the Jews need to be wiped off the face
Speaker 1: of the earth. Guess what nutjobs get elected to high office?
Speaker 1: To Christopher.
Speaker 6: And I have to tell you, Brian, I sat back
Speaker 6: and watched some of the world leaders bring more condemnation
Speaker 6: for the second attempt on his life than our own
Speaker 6: elected American people. Like those leaders out there, the world
Speaker 6: leaders were saying, like an example would be Benjamin Nitt
Speaker 6: and Yahoo. You know, really just condemned it in about
Speaker 6: three sentences, right, It didn't take a paragraph or two
Speaker 6: paragraphs to clarify anything. This is wrong, it's outrageous, and
Speaker 6: the former president has nothing to do with someone trying
Speaker 6: to assassinate him. Now, the other part of this that
Speaker 6: I want to say is those who were cheerleading that
Speaker 6: someone almost tried to kill him. So there are also
Speaker 6: people out there saying Hey, man.
Speaker 9: This is a good thing, right.
Speaker 1: I hope they get them exactly right.
Speaker 6: That's the world we're living in. Brian Thomas. And early
Speaker 6: voting in Pennsylvania, I believe starts today. So people are
Speaker 6: starting to cast their votes for the election today in
Speaker 6: the backdrop of one of the leading candidates almost being
Speaker 6: assassinated on a golf course. And by the way, I
Speaker 6: do give the secret Service person don't know or her
Speaker 6: who saw something and did something about it. And I
Speaker 6: also give credit that person is a hero. That secret
Speaker 6: Service person as a hero who went to that whole
Speaker 6: looked at the fence line, saw something unusual. Because, by
Speaker 6: the way, law enforcement is under attack and we're always
Speaker 6: Tuesday morning quarterbacking. Let's say it wasn't a gun, it
Speaker 6: was a stick. Were saying, why in the hell was
Speaker 6: he discharging or her Secret Service agent? Because I don't
Speaker 6: know if it's a male or female, why were they
Speaker 6: discharging their weapon? We would have been second guessing them
Speaker 6: on that fence line. So that was a very courageous person,
Speaker 6: courageous thing and person who did that. But also the
Speaker 6: citizen on the outside who said, you see something, you
Speaker 6: say something, You've provided information and law enforcement, which ultimately
Speaker 6: got the gentleman caught. And so there were some good
Speaker 6: things that happened on that day, but look, the man.
Speaker 6: We've got to all just condemn this kind of behavior.
Speaker 6: And anybody out there who thinks that the former president
Speaker 6: was attempting to have someone assascinate him so that he
Speaker 6: could then win an election or get sympathy is absolutely
Speaker 6: a nut. If you're one of those people and you're
Speaker 6: listening to Brian Thomas and I and you think in
Speaker 6: some way that he manufactured his own potential assassination twice
Speaker 6: in the United States of America, you are officially gone,
Speaker 6: meaning your political mindset are, how you're viewing the world
Speaker 6: is just wrong. And so there are people out there
Speaker 6: writing that stuff. Bryan Thomas, Oh, I know this man
Speaker 6: put this stuff together.
Speaker 1: I think they do it just distir the pot of agitation,
Speaker 1: and for no other reason than that, not that they
Speaker 1: truly believe in it. But the guy's still alive. He's
Speaker 1: subject to questioning, and to the extent Donald Trump called
Speaker 1: him up and arranged for it, I think they'd figure
Speaker 1: that one out. Let's pause, We'll bring Christopher, will bring
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Speaker 1: and what else is on your mind? My friend?
Speaker 6: Look, people are out here talking about voting regarding and
Speaker 6: I hear this talking point that the former president has
Speaker 6: thirty five felon these and I'm not going to vote
Speaker 6: for a felon, And let me just deal with that.
Speaker 6: In fairness, that entire case in Manhattan was all manufactured, right.
Speaker 6: A lot of people don't understand that, Brian Thomas, that
Speaker 6: we have.
Speaker 1: A rogue judge.
Speaker 6: And I don't care what your political persuasion is. Again,
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to speak truth to power that that
Speaker 6: was a manufactured case against an American citizen. And what
Speaker 6: most people should be thinking about is if they could
Speaker 6: do something like that to a former president, they could
Speaker 6: do it to you. That's really what you should take
Speaker 6: from the case, not the rhetoric that you're hearing from
Speaker 6: the other side because it came up in the debate, Oh,
Speaker 6: you are a felon, And so people are re this
Speaker 6: narrative as if this was some fair trial when it
Speaker 6: was really just a way to give the Democratic Party
Speaker 6: a political talking point that they're all talking about. But
Speaker 6: the reality was that this was something that no one
Speaker 6: would be charged on. And the other case where they said, hey, man,
Speaker 6: he inflated the prices of his properties. By the way,
Speaker 6: most Americans who have properties believed that their properties are
Speaker 6: more valuable than anybody else. But the bank comes in
Speaker 6: and intervenes. Brian Thomason says, guess what, I'll give you
Speaker 6: a loan based on that value, and if you pay
Speaker 6: me back the terms of that loan, I'm great about it.
Speaker 9: It's great.
Speaker 6: Every bank in that case said there were no victims.
Speaker 6: I enjoyed doing business with mister.
Speaker 9: Trump and I got paid my money back.
Speaker 6: That was another case, manufacturer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was an arms long transaction with sophisticated people
Speaker 1: on both sides. A bank is not going to just
Speaker 1: take it face value. You're oh, my places were, hey, Christopher,
Speaker 1: my places worth seventeen million dollars. Uh, No, it's not,
Speaker 1: says the bank. You know, I can go to Zillow
Speaker 1: and get a better estimate than something coming out of
Speaker 1: your mouth. And hell, banks have their own real estate appraisers,
Speaker 1: and they know how to do cops themselves, and they'd
Speaker 1: never give a loan out to someone that wasn't well
Speaker 1: a reliable person to give a loan out to. And
Speaker 1: you're right, nobody got ripped off in that, and yet
Speaker 1: he was prosecuted. And as to the thirty four fellony one,
Speaker 1: you have to be a real deep weed diver under
Speaker 1: the legal theories to really get it, get a great
Speaker 1: handle on all of the backflipping and contortions they went
Speaker 1: through to create a fake crime to prosecute him with
Speaker 1: something the federal government wasn't even interested in looking into.
Speaker 1: So you're right, you're dead right on that one. It's
Speaker 1: just that the American public just isn't interested in looking
Speaker 1: at the facts behind that to reach the same conclusion
Speaker 1: that you've reached, which it was part of this lawfair thing.
Speaker 6: And Brian, for you and I and for the listening audience,
Speaker 6: it doesn't matter who we're talking about. We're just trying
Speaker 6: to be fair. We're just trying to say, look, man,
Speaker 6: this was wrong. This case should never have been brought.
Speaker 6: Now the Supreme Court has weighed in and said, guess what,
Speaker 6: all the stuff that you did was wrong. And you
Speaker 6: have the Attorney General of the United States giving some
Speaker 6: press conference this week or the end of last week
Speaker 6: that they are just the fairest institution out there, and
Speaker 6: that all of these cases, whether it's secret documents at
Speaker 6: former president's Trump's home, president former President Biden's home, former
Speaker 6: President Clinton's home, I'm treating everybody the same. Deevie Wonder
Speaker 6: can look at this and say, you're not treating everybody
Speaker 6: the same. For the Attorney General, I'm saying to you,
Speaker 6: the log Gate piece is real, and I wanted to
Speaker 6: just spend a moment dealing with it because I think
Speaker 6: they're voters out there who might be listening, who think
Speaker 6: that stuff is real when it is just rigged.
Speaker 9: It's not real. It's rigged.
Speaker 6: It's manufacturer against an American citizen who happens to be
Speaker 6: running for president of the United States. And the goal
Speaker 6: is to go after your political opponent, because you can't
Speaker 6: beat the person maybe in their minds, at the ballot box.
Speaker 6: So what I've got to do is I've got to manufacture,
Speaker 6: facture something in the judicial system, the arm to create
Speaker 6: and manufacture something that I can use against my political opponent,
Speaker 6: even if it means I put them in jail Brian Thomas, Ye.
Speaker 1: And even if it means it comes to the cost
Speaker 1: of sacrificing your reputation.
Speaker 6: I mean, you're a lawyer, your wife's a lawyer. Watching
Speaker 6: this stuff, You've got to be sitting there scratching your
Speaker 6: heads as a law student, going what in the world
Speaker 6: is going on with our legal system? But it just
Speaker 6: frustrates me because when I'm watching TV, it's often used
Speaker 6: as a talking point. It's put in political ads as
Speaker 6: if it's actually true. And so just like the Russian
Speaker 6: collusion thing was all a fake. It was all created
Speaker 6: by Hillary Clinton. People don't understand that. Now she's on
Speaker 6: the campaign trail acting like she's Virgin Mary.
Speaker 9: She's not Virgin Mary.
Speaker 6: You know, this is the person that my understanding, if
Speaker 6: I remember history here, that the former president actually beat
Speaker 6: so she has an ax to grind, but he actually
Speaker 6: created the Russian scandal.
Speaker 10: It was never true.
Speaker 6: So you got somebody out there, you know what, people
Speaker 6: are listening to this god man smitham is not telling
Speaker 6: the truths right now, that Russian thing was really real,
Speaker 6: that he really was working with Putin. There are people
Speaker 6: out there that have been brainwashed with this craziness and
Speaker 6: they're taking it into the ballot box, actually voting that
Speaker 6: way because they think all.
Speaker 10: These things are true.
Speaker 1: Brian's armas.
Speaker 6: That is what is so scary about journalism and the
Speaker 6: media today. I can't find a good journalist out there
Speaker 6: that will really just tell me the news and let
Speaker 6: me decide what's how I feel about the fact patterns.
Speaker 6: It's all of these opinions and lies. And we're gonna
Speaker 6: look back on our country ten twenty thirty years and
Speaker 6: we're gonna look at this period of time and go
Speaker 6: journalism was absolutely dead in this period of time.
Speaker 10: I can't find it.
Speaker 1: Well. He didn't call looking for a fight, as I
Speaker 1: always like to point out Christopher, but it's obvious who
Speaker 1: I mean. They're in the tank for the Democrats and
Speaker 1: the shift over to this you know, dictatorial lifestyle that
Speaker 1: they prefer. They do not like our freedoms, our liberties,
Speaker 1: and they're gonna do what over the hell they can
Speaker 1: to get control over all aspects of our lives for
Speaker 1: whatever reason. That's what they're interested in and the why
Speaker 1: cheat and still to do it? But yeah, and it's
Speaker 1: but you point out the reason they're doing it. They're
Speaker 1: doing it because it works. They get away with it.
Speaker 1: People don't pay enough attention to the underlying details of
Speaker 1: any given subject matter to know when they're being lied to.
Speaker 1: So you know, I give them prop for being effective,
Speaker 1: get them profits for the strategy that may very well
Speaker 1: put Kamala Harrison office in spite of the fact that
Speaker 1: it's been fifty eight now fifty nine days since she's
Speaker 1: had a formal press conference since getting the Democratic nomination. Yeah, crazy,
Speaker 1: isn't it.
Speaker 6: Let me in with something, Let me in with something positive,
Speaker 6: Brian Thomas, And you're right about all of that. You know,
Speaker 6: I am sitting in the parking lot of Seaton High School,
Speaker 6: right next to Elder High School. I sometimes do the
Speaker 6: interview after I drop off my kids, right and sometimes
Speaker 6: people will say to me, why do you say your
Speaker 6: daughter goes to Seaton?
Speaker 9: You know me.
Speaker 1: Let me let me clarify a couple of points here,
Speaker 1: real quick, real quick.
Speaker 6: Seaton is a hard target number one and number two
Speaker 6: that I want other girls to know because the school
Speaker 6: has given so much to our family that it's a
Speaker 6: great place for them to send their daughters. Saton deserves
Speaker 6: that recognition on my part when I can use a
Speaker 6: platform to say good things about the school.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Brian, Well done, Christopher. I appreciate that.
Speaker 1: God bless you, sir. We'll talk again next week. Stay well,
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Speaker 9: It's all programmed to create chaos.
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Speaker 10: Yeah, you've had anytime.
Speaker 8: Great to be here.
Speaker 1: Well, and I regularly, Joe, everybody jokes about conspiracy theories,
Speaker 1: Matt and something. I've got a running joke with a
Speaker 1: couple of my listeners. We're now we're moving away from
Speaker 1: calling them conspiracy theories and we're just called people who
Speaker 1: have been previously labeled of that ILK just simply pattern observers.
Speaker 1: And we we don't regularly get much information from our
Speaker 1: elected officials and those in lettered agencies. I think we
Speaker 1: have yet to get a report in the last time
Speaker 1: someone tried to kill Donald Trump. Here we have it
Speaker 1: going on again. But question, how is it that this
Speaker 1: guy was able to hang out on the fence line
Speaker 1: at the golf course where Donald Trump was not even
Speaker 1: scheduled to be for twelve hours? What put him there?
Speaker 1: Why was he armed? Why did he set up a
Speaker 1: defensive perimeter around himself when how could he possibly even
Speaker 1: know that Trump was going to play golf that day
Speaker 1: when he wasn't scheduled to do it. Matt, you have
Speaker 1: the answers any of these questions. Does it sound like
Speaker 1: a conspiracy theory?
Speaker 10: This is terrifying that this is happening, And you know,
Speaker 10: I agree with you, there's something that smells very bad
Speaker 10: about this. Look. I was kind of with the mindset
Speaker 10: after what happened about what Spenny, Okay, maybe there was
Speaker 10: a weakness in the security and maybe somebody took advantage
Speaker 10: of it, and uh, you know, it kind of is
Speaker 10: what it is. And but now there's something that doesn't
Speaker 10: add up yet, right, Like there's something clearly rotten in
Speaker 10: Denmark and the now two times two months apart, We've
Speaker 10: had crazy people that have found the exact right point
Speaker 10: in the weakness point of the U. S. Secret Service
Speaker 10: protection plan of President Trump.
Speaker 15: Uh.
Speaker 10: And we're in the right place at the exact right
Speaker 10: time uh to to be able to in one case
Speaker 10: in Butler, Pennsylvania, actually get off a shot at him,
Speaker 10: and they shot him uh and they uh, you know,
Speaker 10: they narrow he narrowly survived, uh. And could they killed
Speaker 10: another person uh and injured several others. In the case
Speaker 10: of this case in in West Palm Beach, Florida, the
Speaker 10: thankfully thanks to the brave view of Secret Service agent.
Speaker 10: You know, the agent fired at this person before they
Speaker 10: were able to get a shot off of Trump, and
Speaker 10: they the person fled and then law enforcement recovered him
Speaker 10: to counting or two away fleeing from the scene. But
Speaker 10: the fact is is that this is way too close
Speaker 10: for comfort. And I'm very suspicious about what's going on here.
Speaker 10: I don't know if there's a problem inside the campaign,
Speaker 10: or a problem inside the FBI, or a problem inside
Speaker 10: the Department of Homeland Security or the Secret Service or
Speaker 10: wherever it may be. But there's something off. And I
Speaker 10: will say that the guy who is leading the investigation
Speaker 10: for the Miami Field Office of the FBI, is to
Speaker 10: have a lot of problems in his background. There have
Speaker 10: been documents that have come out from judicial washing and
Speaker 10: power oversight over the past uh several years here on
Speaker 10: this guy.
Speaker 1: That he is a.
Speaker 10: Troubling individual. He has a very anti Trump bias, and
Speaker 10: he's a character we've seen before. So seeing him out
Speaker 10: there again is very interesting.
Speaker 17: Uh.
Speaker 10: This this character that they've arrested, this Ryan Raups guy,
Speaker 10: the suspect. He's had interactions with the with the people
Speaker 10: have worn the FBI about this guy many times over
Speaker 10: the years. Right, Like, so the latest thing that came
Speaker 10: out last night, there's a report that came out that
Speaker 10: a woman that filed a warning with the FBI last
Speaker 10: year about this guy, saying that he was a violent person.
Speaker 10: Right like she was worrying about him. She had made
Speaker 10: a previous Uh. This is a nurse who interacted with
Speaker 10: him when he was in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Is her name? Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and and and so and she she also, in
Speaker 10: an hour long interview with the customs agent upon her
Speaker 10: return to the United States in twenty twenty two, had
Speaker 10: also raised concerns about this guy. Why didn't Kamala Harris's
Speaker 10: administration do something about this, right Like, I mean, they knew,
Speaker 10: they knew that this guy was a problem if they
Speaker 10: let him walk free, and they didn't do anything about it,
Speaker 10: and they didn't have any steps to take here.
Speaker 9: There's something really off about a lot of this right now,
Speaker 9: and we've got a real problem.
Speaker 5: Here, well we do.
Speaker 1: And you know the other component of this, moving away
Speaker 1: from who this guy is, what his motivations may or
Speaker 1: may not have been, which seemed to be probably connected
Speaker 1: with Donald Trump's physician relative to Ukraine. But all of
Speaker 1: the people on the left screaming that somehow Donald Trump
Speaker 1: brought this upon himself, the same people who repeatedly declare
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is the embodiment of Adolph Hitler, the
Speaker 1: same people who repeatedly tell people the world that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump is a threat to democracy. As I mentioned earlier
Speaker 1: in the program, and I had previously, you know, I
Speaker 1: remember it was a Twilight Zone episode, I think, where
Speaker 1: a guy was able to go back in time knowing
Speaker 1: full well about what Adolf Hitler did in World War Two,
Speaker 1: and he had the opportunity to kill him. It's one
Speaker 1: of those sort of thought processes if you could go
Speaker 1: back and do it, would you kill Adolf Hitler before
Speaker 1: he acted on his impulses to eradicate the Jewish people
Speaker 1: or begin World War Two? Or wouldn't you? And maybe
Speaker 1: that's the thought press that are going through. Anybody who
Speaker 1: would pick up a gun and go out and try
Speaker 1: to shoot somebody based upon their political ideology, those are
Speaker 1: crazy people that could easily be influenced by someone running
Speaker 1: around saying Donald Trump's a Nazi.
Speaker 10: Well yeah, And that's the thing is that the Democrat
Speaker 10: candidate for president right now is out there lying to
Speaker 10: the American public. He continues to say things like Donald
Speaker 10: Donald Trump is a threat to democracy. Democracy is on
Speaker 10: the ballot. You know, in that exact terminology that Kamala
Speaker 10: Harris has used for the last several years in her
Speaker 10: various public commentaries, you can literally find the exact quotes
Speaker 10: on our social media pages and her speeches, etc. Is
Speaker 10: the exact terminology that this would be assassin is used
Speaker 10: in his own social media postings. And you can tell
Speaker 10: that this is somebody who was deeply influenced by the
Speaker 10: establishing media. Go through his if you do a very
Speaker 10: deep dive read and analysis of this guy's social media postings,
Speaker 10: and I've gone through his entire Twitter account before Act
Speaker 10: took it down the other night and read every single
Speaker 10: one of them. This is somebody who was a religious
Speaker 10: viewer of the establishment media, from ABC News to NBC News,
Speaker 10: to CBS News to CNN and so many more. He's
Speaker 10: somebody who regularly sent please in suggestions and ideas to
Speaker 10: people like David Murr, who moderated the recent debate on
Speaker 10: ABC News, Martha ratt Ats, Nora O'Donnell, Aaron Vernett, Caitlin Collins,
Speaker 10: and so on and so on and so forth. I mean,
Speaker 10: it's at a certain point to send stuff to Lester Holt,
Speaker 10: right Like, so these people are all personally responsible for,
Speaker 10: you know, the rhetoric that they that they've been using,
Speaker 10: which has been false about Donald Trump, and now that
Speaker 10: jd Vance. You know, the latest thing that we see
Speaker 10: this week is that the establishing media is trying to
Speaker 10: blame Donald Trump and jd Vance for these supposed bomb
Speaker 10: threats that are happening in Springfield, Ohio. Well, it turns out,
Speaker 10: according to the Governor of Ohio, all thirty three bomb
Speaker 10: threads that have been called in to into Springfield have
Speaker 10: been hoaxes. In all, thirty three of them have come
Speaker 10: from foreign countries. How is that Donald Trump or JD
Speaker 10: Vance's fault, Well, damp Bash from CNN and all these
Speaker 10: other people that were suggesting that it's their fault and
Speaker 10: they need to come out and apologize for that. But
Speaker 10: the fact is is that they continue to push this
Speaker 10: narrative that somehow Donald Trump and Republicans more broadly are
Speaker 10: a threat to democracy and unsafe and so on and
Speaker 10: so forth. And then what happens is is that eventually
Speaker 10: they're going to convince some people out there. And they
Speaker 10: convinced Ryan Ralph right like they convinced Ryan Ralph. And
Speaker 10: Ryan Ralph acted on the the you know, the the
Speaker 10: information that was given to him by Kamala Harris, Joe
Speaker 10: Biden in the establishment media figures that we enlisted out
Speaker 10: there among others. And this is a guy who was
Speaker 10: influenced by them. He literally went to Ukraine and tried
Speaker 10: to enlist himself in the in the Ukrainian military, and
Speaker 10: you know, even they thought it was a little crazy.
Speaker 10: But the point is is that this is somebody who,
Speaker 10: on the number of different occasions now has acted on
Speaker 10: the information that the establishing media has or the disinformation.
Speaker 10: I should say that the established media has spread and
Speaker 10: in this latest case, thanks only to a brave view
Speaker 10: of Secret Service agent Doald Trump is alive again today.
Speaker 10: The again, we shouldn't be in this position, No.
Speaker 1: We shouldn't. But you know the other thing that I
Speaker 1: with the last time, the Secret Service failed and not
Speaker 1: even accounting for the roofs face being an ideal shooting
Speaker 1: perch to shoot at that stage. In this particular case,
Speaker 1: if this this guy was able to hang out on
Speaker 1: the fence of this golf course for twelve hours ahead
Speaker 1: of time, and the Secret Service at some point, I
Speaker 1: guess was alerted that Trump was going to be going
Speaker 1: to the golf course. You think, you know, even a
Speaker 1: drone flying around the perimeter of the place just to
Speaker 1: see if the place is secured would be logical and
Speaker 1: reasonable that maybe doing a walk around. I mean, hell,
Speaker 1: you know, you got to a NASCAR events or something,
Speaker 1: then the drivers will walk around the track and check
Speaker 1: everything out themselves to make sure that they know exactly
Speaker 1: where any difficult spots are. You're talking about protecting someone's
Speaker 1: life in the aftermath of someone recently trying to assassinate
Speaker 1: them and him is a guy who's running for the
Speaker 1: highest elected office in the world.
Speaker 10: Yeah. Look, there's two things can be true here, right, Like,
Speaker 10: we can have heroic aagients, right like and in Butler
Speaker 10: we had heroic agents, right the sniper guy who took
Speaker 10: out Crook's heroic agent, right, the agents who helped Trump
Speaker 10: get out of the scene, heroic agents right like in
Speaker 10: this case in West Palm Beach, the guy who is
Speaker 10: part of the advanced team that was moving a whole
Speaker 10: ahead of Trump, herroic agent. But the problem is is
Speaker 10: that the resources are not at the level they need
Speaker 10: to be for President Trump. We've seen this repeatedly where
Speaker 10: they've confirmed that because Donald Trump is a former president
Speaker 10: and not the current president, he doesn't have the resources
Speaker 10: that he needs. I think there have been reports that
Speaker 10: Barack Obama actually has much higher level of detail and
Speaker 10: security than Donald Trump does. And if that's the case,
Speaker 10: which it appears to be, then Joe Biden and Kamala
Speaker 10: Harris are personally responsible for these assassination ATTEPTS right, because
Speaker 10: they're the ones that are denying Donald Trump the resources
Speaker 10: that he needs. He keeps saying that he needs to
Speaker 10: have more now I don't think that Joe Biden's so
Speaker 10: much checked in at this point, right This is the
Speaker 10: guy who's totally checked out as president and is on
Speaker 10: the beach in Delaware and he's done doing the job.
Speaker 10: He's you know, phoning it in for the next few
Speaker 10: months until he's gone and he knows that he's leaving
Speaker 10: the White House, right like so, the I don't think
Speaker 10: that he's so much to blame at this point anymore,
Speaker 10: and appears to though.
Speaker 9: Him and Donald Trump had a great little phone call yesterday.
Speaker 10: Afterwards they connected and Trump was talking about this on
Speaker 10: ex Twitter spaces last night. And I have every reason
Speaker 10: to believe that Joe I've watched Tamala Harris to lose
Speaker 10: the selection, right like, he thinks that what she did
Speaker 10: to steal power and seize power from him, uh is
Speaker 10: disgusting and he's read right like so. But I do
Speaker 10: think that the fact of the matter is is that
Speaker 10: Kamala Harris is personally responsible for all this stuff because
Speaker 10: she is the one in her people throughout the course
Speaker 10: of this throughout this administration. That means my work is
Speaker 10: the Secretary of Homeland Security, etcetera, etcetera, etcetera. These people
Speaker 10: are allowing the Donald Trump to not have the security
Speaker 10: teams he needs. But again, they should have secured the
Speaker 10: entire facility. And and by the way, also these other
Speaker 10: people who say, oh, it's tough for presidents to play
Speaker 10: golf with tough secure golf course, excuse me. Presidents has
Speaker 10: been golfing.
Speaker 9: Since the history of time, right, like George W.
Speaker 6: Barack Obama played golf right, every taking in golf.
Speaker 10: Right, it's just the normal thing that they can figure
Speaker 10: that out, and they can figure out how to secure
Speaker 10: the golf course.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one would think, you know, the negligence, I find
Speaker 1: it difficult to say Kamala Harrison, you know it was
Speaker 1: responsible for this, but certainly she facilitated the appearance of negligence.
Speaker 1: I mean, at best you can say the Secret Service
Speaker 1: was negligent. Gross negligence perhaps, but at least negligent and
Speaker 1: negligence perhaps predicated on all we don't have enough resources,
Speaker 1: which is of course that point is countered by the
Speaker 1: fact that they clearly have enough resources to protect other
Speaker 1: folks like Barack Obama adequately. And part of me wants
Speaker 1: to think, well, maybe Donald Trump's rallies are so successful
Speaker 1: in the face of Kamala Harris not being able to
Speaker 1: fill a room of one hundred people. They want to
Speaker 1: prevent him from going out and campaigning. You know, oh
Speaker 1: my god, every time Donald Trump sticks his head outside,
Speaker 1: he's going to get a bullet at him. Maybe he'll
Speaker 1: quit doing it and start running a campaign like Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris is running. Speculation wild. It just it feeds, it,
Speaker 1: It all feeds.
Speaker 10: I don't think they want Donald Trump on the campaign trail.
Speaker 10: They do not want him out there interacting with regular people.
Speaker 1: They don't.
Speaker 10: They really hate well, I'll tell you what they really hate.
Speaker 10: They really hate those smaller events that Trump does, right,
Speaker 10: like where you get to really see him as a person,
Speaker 10: even more so than the rallies. Right, the rallies are
Speaker 10: all along and good, but they really don't like that
Speaker 10: stuff and they don't want Trump doing it. And for
Speaker 10: the Secret Service to pull those events off, I mean
Speaker 10: there's a lot of you know, they can't necessarily go
Speaker 10: shut down an entire restaurant, like when you see Trump
Speaker 10: go show up at the Chick fil A in Atlanta
Speaker 10: or something like that. Usually it's like surprise, unannounced visit.
Speaker 10: The Secret Service goes in and does like a quick
Speaker 10: sweep of their place first. But it's not like when
Speaker 10: you're going through TSA, like if you're going I don't
Speaker 10: know if you've ever been to a Trump rally right
Speaker 10: like or been to it's almost like, you know, or
Speaker 10: like a major event. It's almost like going through TSA
Speaker 10: to go to the airport where you know there's certain
Speaker 10: items allowed, certain items not. You know, everybody goes through
Speaker 10: the Battle of the Teachers and so on and so forth.
Speaker 10: So that's what that's like. But they can't do that
Speaker 10: at like when Trump stops at a McDonald's or Chick
Speaker 10: fil a or something like that, right, So it's a
Speaker 10: little bit different how they do that. I think they
Speaker 10: want Trump to not have not be able to do
Speaker 10: that stuff.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it's certainly an easily reachable conclusion based upon
Speaker 1: what has happened the last couple of times, what continues
Speaker 1: to happen. It is always a pleasure, Matt Boyle to
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Speaker 1: Daniel Davis Deep Dive. Coming up to the bottom of
Speaker 1: the hour, we're going to talk about putin apparently boosting
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Speaker 1: with Daniel Davis, retired Lieutenant Colonel Danie Davis. Welcome back
Speaker 1: to the fifty five KRC Morning Show. My friend. It's
Speaker 1: a pleasure to have you back on. Always a pleasure
Speaker 1: to be here. Thanks Brian. Hey, real quick man, I
Speaker 1: knocked an eye. I don't have a bucket list, but
Speaker 1: if I had one, what I did yesterday would have
Speaker 1: been on it. I took a day off. I was
Speaker 1: invited out to Camp Adderbury in Indiana, and I was
Speaker 1: able to train with Navy Seal Teams two and three.
Speaker 1: At least some of the members, twelve or fourteen of
Speaker 1: them were there, and we shot on a range fifty
Speaker 1: BMGs and for the first time in my life, I
Speaker 1: was able to shoot beyond I think my the farthest
Speaker 1: distance I've ever shot on a range. I was probably
Speaker 1: like three hundred yards. I was hitting them at thirteen
Speaker 1: hundred yards. We were using Oh I yes, sir, we
Speaker 1: were using MK two eleven rounds, the ones that explode,
Speaker 1: the explosive fifty col rounds, So there was no doubt
Speaker 1: in your mind when you hit the target because it
Speaker 1: would literally blow up. I had the best time. Man.
Speaker 1: Those guys are awesome, those Sealed Team guys. I said,
Speaker 1: you know, if we had, if our American military was
Speaker 1: filled with the guys that I met yesterday, we'd have
Speaker 1: nothing to worry about. Wow, you know.
Speaker 13: I mean a lot of people go to Hawaii or
Speaker 13: Europe for vacation and you go on military training.
Speaker 1: So wow, you're really dedicated. Oh no, I'm just I
Speaker 1: got a good friend. I'm I'm lucky to be in
Speaker 1: the position I'm in that I got invited to this
Speaker 1: because I have a retired lieutenant colonel who is a
Speaker 1: sniper trainer, and he was there apparently trained you pretty good.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it was amazing what I learned yesterday. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I had to get that out of my system because
Speaker 1: some of my listeners don't know why I went a vacation,
Speaker 1: and I took a vacation day. It was awesome anyway,
Speaker 1: sadly timing terrible because of the most recent assassination attempt
Speaker 1: on Trump. But we don't want to go focus on
Speaker 1: that today with Daniel Davis, I want to talk about
Speaker 1: Putin and apparently you're mentioning that he has increased his
Speaker 1: army size to one and a half million. I saw
Speaker 1: a Wall Street Journal article today and again the fog
Speaker 1: of war is acknowledged, but headline one million are now
Speaker 1: dead or injured in the Russia Ukraine war. So frightening
Speaker 1: figures in that journal reporting. Yeah, and that's a little odd.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you.
Speaker 13: I'm not sure where they get their numbers from. I know,
Speaker 13: you know, because because nobody neither side, of course, publishes
Speaker 13: real numbers. They and then they both exaggerate the opposite
Speaker 13: side of numbers. But you know, most of the West.
Speaker 13: I was looking for some information early this morning before
Speaker 13: we came on and see a lot of the Western
Speaker 13: people saying, oh, yeah, Russia loses about a thousand people
Speaker 13: every day they do these meat grinder attacks. By some accounts,
Speaker 13: they say they've lost six hundred thousand dead on the
Speaker 13: Russian side, and you know, and I just keep scratching
Speaker 13: my head. I'm like, going, where are you guys looking,
Speaker 13: because I see no actual evidence of meat grinder attacks,
Speaker 13: so cold word based. You just flood the zone with
Speaker 13: troops and they just get slaughter but they keep coming,
Speaker 13: et cetera.
Speaker 1: I don't see any evidence.
Speaker 13: So, in fact, it's the evidence of the contrary that
Speaker 13: Russia is the reason why they've been making such methodical
Speaker 13: progress over this entire calendar year has been because they
Speaker 13: don't want to put their troops at risk, so they're
Speaker 13: heavy with firepower, and then only after they've destroyed a
Speaker 13: lot of the fortifications c then they bring in the
Speaker 13: troops to lower to move forward. Well, that tells you
Speaker 13: right there that the firepower is five or ten to
Speaker 13: one in favor of the Russians in certain parts of
Speaker 13: the front. And then they want to claim that the
Speaker 13: casualty counts are the inverse, that Russia has ten times
Speaker 13: more than Ukraine, which just doesn't make any sense at all.
Speaker 13: It's just not rational. So I doubt that it's true
Speaker 13: because if Russia was suffering that many casualties, they wouldn't
Speaker 13: be continuing to move. But the other side does seem
Speaker 13: to be working that way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, they acknowledge the sort of what you and
Speaker 1: I are I call the fog of war numbers here.
Speaker 1: I mean it's the one million reference is collectively both sides,
Speaker 1: and that's killed or wounded. And you and I both
Speaker 1: know there's a whole lot of wounded people in any
Speaker 1: combat situation. So just the numbers are just crazy. So
Speaker 1: where where are we on this? I would love to
Speaker 1: have some definitive understanding of where the United States thinks
Speaker 1: we're gonna take this, because I'm becoming less and less
Speaker 1: convinced this is a worthy exercise, just because of the
Speaker 1: reality that there's a finite number of Ukrainians fighting this battle,
Speaker 1: and we can give them all the weapons in the world.
Speaker 1: But if they don't have people to fight against the
Speaker 1: Russians and they're increasing army size, it's it's simply a
Speaker 1: battle of attrition for the Russians to win, right, right.
Speaker 13: It really does come down to that simple. I mean,
Speaker 13: there's other things involved, but the fundamental you just mentioned
Speaker 13: is almost ironclad, especially in the history of warfare and
Speaker 13: just in the logic of this war. You can look
Speaker 13: at it when the Russian side has somewhere around thirty
Speaker 13: million more men of military age that they can draw,
Speaker 13: and then the Ukraine side does. If you get into
Speaker 13: a war of attrition, which we are definitely in, then
Speaker 13: the side with the most inputs is the one that's
Speaker 13: gonna win. So if you have more men, if you
Speaker 13: have more ammunition, and if you more industrial capacity, unless
Speaker 13: you just decide to quit one day, and neither side
Speaker 13: is because both sides are viciously committed to this. Then
Speaker 13: you see that one point or another, then the weight
Speaker 13: of all the inputs are certainly going to wear down
Speaker 13: the other side. And that's exactly what we're seeing on
Speaker 13: the front line. Now here's my big problem. I wish
Speaker 13: you were in the White House, because if the person
Speaker 13: in the White House came to the same logical conclusion
Speaker 13: you did, then this would probably be getting wrapped up. Instead,
Speaker 13: we are right on the threshold of potentially escalating the
Speaker 13: war because Zelensky is pleading and begging and cajoling trying
Speaker 13: to get long range weapons from the US, France and Britain,
Speaker 13: and the Russian side has said in the most emphatic
Speaker 13: terms they.
Speaker 1: Have in the entire war that if you use long.
Speaker 13: Range weapons systems in our country and in the depth
Speaker 13: of our country. Then we were going to say that
Speaker 13: is the direct involvement of the NATO countries and we
Speaker 13: will take appropriate countermeasures.
Speaker 1: And I know I've been seeing it.
Speaker 13: All over the net that all these experts in the
Speaker 13: Western saying he's just bluffing, He's never gonna do that.
Speaker 13: And I'm telling you there is no reason to risk
Speaker 13: finding out if that's true or not, if he's gonna
Speaker 13: expand because look, those things, those missiles, they won't change anything.
Speaker 1: There's not enough of them.
Speaker 13: It would take months long sustained long range bombing campaign
Speaker 13: to have a difference at the front line.
Speaker 1: We don't have that many missiles.
Speaker 13: Secretary of Defense last week admitted we don't have that
Speaker 13: many attackums missiles. So why start something that could spawn
Speaker 13: an expanded war if it can't even help all the way?
Speaker 1: Well, doubling down on what you just said, going back
Speaker 1: to my time yesterday at Camp Atterbury and spending time
Speaker 1: with men in uniform, we're short on all kinds of
Speaker 1: military equipment. It's across the board. We are in a
Speaker 1: sorry state in terms of preparedness generally speaking. Is the
Speaker 1: conclusion that I reached.
Speaker 13: Well, that certainly matches what I'm seeing where too. I mean,
Speaker 13: not only are we sending all this stuff to Ukraine,
Speaker 13: we're also sending just huge plane loads of shiploads of
Speaker 13: stuff to Israel almost on a daily basis, not almost
Speaker 13: on a daily basis. And at the same time, the
Speaker 13: Congress is saying, yea, let's send more stuff out to
Speaker 13: the Indo Pacific in Taiwan as well, And you just
Speaker 13: have to ask the question. We can't even recruit enough
Speaker 13: people to man all of our ships in the Navy.
Speaker 13: We're having to decommissionships because we don't have enough troops
Speaker 13: and we don't have enough ammunition of various categories. While
Speaker 13: you're just giving it out to everybody and risking war
Speaker 13: with Russia. But Brian, I'm just telling you, if you
Speaker 13: succeeded and we actually got into a war with Russia,
Speaker 13: because of this situation here, we don't have the men,
Speaker 13: we don't have the material, we don't have the industrial
Speaker 13: capacity to fight a sustained war air go. We could
Speaker 13: lose a war if we fight against the Russia or
Speaker 13: a China. Right now, that's the harsh truth.
Speaker 1: Well, in two real quick observations in order for Ukrainians
Speaker 1: should they get long range missiles. I think Putin is
Speaker 1: kind of on the right track because I believe you're
Speaker 1: going to confirm what I'm going to say here. To
Speaker 1: operate those long range missiles requires technology links to to
Speaker 1: secure systems that the Ukrainians do not have access to
Speaker 1: and do not know how to use. So it require
Speaker 1: American direct involvement to be able to launch and hit
Speaker 1: targets in Russia. Am I right on that?
Speaker 13: That's why Putin made that comment last Friday. He expressly
Speaker 13: acknowledged that, and then subsequently you've had senior British and
Speaker 13: American officials acknowledge that's true. So yes, it's not just
Speaker 13: misinformation by the Russian side, it's acknowledged by our side
Speaker 13: and self evidently true.
Speaker 1: Daniel David Steve Daiber, I wish we had longer to talk.
Speaker 1: We are sadly out of time. Always enjoy these conversations,
Speaker 1: as troubling as they may be for some of my listeners,
Speaker 1: this is just the carhol Harshold reality that we're dealing with,
Speaker 1: and somebody needs a plan to get this done and
Speaker 1: over with, because I think you know it wouldn't just
Speaker 1: be Vladimir Putin's army. The second point I want to make,
Speaker 1: they are joining forces and working collectively with the Chinese
Speaker 1: and other enemy powers of ours, so.
Speaker 5: We would be in a real big Shootrea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, you're absolutely right, Daniel Davis, deep dive search
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