Speaker 1: It's seven five here at fifty five KRSEV talk station.
Speaker 1: It is Friday, and I'm very happy Friday to you,
Speaker 1: Brian Thomas. Always looking forward to conversations with Congressman Warren Davidson,
Speaker 1: So let's have one. Welcome back to the fifty five
Speaker 1: CASSE Morning Show. Congressman Davidson. It's always a pleasure to
Speaker 1: have you on the program.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Brian, definitely my honors to join you. Thank you, and.
Speaker 1: Boy, I'll tell you what just before we dive on
Speaker 1: into the topics, including your appointment to the Foreign Affairs Subcommittee.
Speaker 1: What's it like Donald Trump hitting the ground, sprinting. I mean,
Speaker 1: this is what a whirlwind of activities we've seen since Monday.
Speaker 1: Your reaction.
Speaker 2: Morales high. I mean, what a great time to be
Speaker 2: in Ohio and anyway. But you know, the Golden Age
Speaker 2: of America is starting again, as Donald Trump has phrased it.
Speaker 2: But you know, we get two new senators, one of
Speaker 2: them isn't shared bround for the first time in ever.
Speaker 2: You know, we get the Vice President of the United States.
Speaker 2: The buck guys win a national championship, albeit over my Irish,
Speaker 2: so pretty good, pretty good time. And once all the parties,
Speaker 2: you know, got in her way. Kind of intermixed with that,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump starts cranking out executive orders. I mean the
Speaker 2: speeches were pretty good, but you know, we kind of thought, like,
Speaker 2: just break out the desk and start signing, right, But
Speaker 2: he hadn't taken very many breaks from signing since he
Speaker 2: since he took office. And these things are rolling out
Speaker 2: with some great effect and you know, changing people's lives
Speaker 2: for the better.
Speaker 1: Well, I must observe and just going to get your
Speaker 1: action because I am hoping and maybe against hope, I'm
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be optimistic about this, that this is
Speaker 1: the beginning of the end of the climate change religion.
Speaker 1: You know, I observe. Germany has cut its own throat.
Speaker 1: Its businesses and industry can't even operate because the price
Speaker 1: of energy is so big, and they pursued that green
Speaker 1: agenda so much so that they can no longer afford energy.
Speaker 1: And energy isn't produced when the wind isn't blowing and
Speaker 1: the sun isn't shying. So just the other day they were,
Speaker 1: you know, buying nuclear generated energy from France. Of all things,
Speaker 1: I mean, their economy, they were the powerhouse of the
Speaker 1: European Union, and they've just because of green policy, you
Speaker 1: have just sunk and it's it's it's sorry, it's it's
Speaker 1: it's a shame to see. But Donald Trump's going the
Speaker 1: polar opposite direction, and maybe we'll provide a springboard for
Speaker 1: Europe to do the same things. In other words, well,
Speaker 1: we'd love to pursue green, but look, the United States
Speaker 1: is going a hell bend for leather and producing cheap energy,
Speaker 1: and it's becoming a more of an economic powerhouse than
Speaker 1: it already is. We need them to survive. So because
Speaker 1: of Trump, maybe we'll walk away from this green energy nonsense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I hope they save themselves. But I'm
Speaker 2: confident we're going to go to the right direction on energy
Speaker 2: in America and on manufacturing. And you know, that's that's
Speaker 2: what I was doing before I took office on an
Speaker 2: operating manufacturing companies. And you know who surprised. It takes
Speaker 2: a lot of energy to manufacture things right, and it
Speaker 2: takes people, and you know, without without people showing up
Speaker 2: to make the stuff, there's no stuff right. And you know,
Speaker 2: we've got so much good energy going on in Ohio,
Speaker 2: not just from the natural gas that's over in eastern Ohio.
Speaker 2: We we've got some strong energy producers down if you
Speaker 2: look at the mind Fort coal fired power plant right there.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we can extend the life of that. They were
Speaker 2: talking about turning it off because of all this climate
Speaker 2: change stuff, and we've got massive demand for energy. Why
Speaker 2: would we take supply out of the system.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yes to that. And then I understand Indiana's putting
Speaker 1: up a new nuclear plant, and I've just been really
Speaker 1: hoping that we would start going the direction of nuclear power.
Speaker 1: Given the modern nuclear plants are so comparatively easy to
Speaker 1: build and take up such a smaller footprint. They don't
Speaker 1: have the design flaws to say, the three mile island
Speaker 1: type plants with the big cooling towers.
Speaker 2: And the like.
Speaker 1: I mean that that's that to me, it's just to
Speaker 1: be a no brainer because it fulfills the climate agenda
Speaker 1: if you believe in it, zero carbon production, but also
Speaker 1: provides just bountiful and plentiful amounts of electricity.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean, it's all body with nuclear reactors our
Speaker 2: gain and fast track approval, and you know you've seen
Speaker 2: demonstrations on fusion. So I think nuclear age is going
Speaker 2: to be tremendous for meeting the needs. And look, you know,
Speaker 2: there were some problems with how HB six came in
Speaker 2: to deal with nuclear in Ohio, but there was a
Speaker 2: real risk we would take our two reactors that are
Speaker 2: in Ohio offline, following the Germans or something crazy. So
Speaker 2: thankfully we've got those operating and providing a huge baseload
Speaker 2: for our state.
Speaker 1: No doubt about it. Congressman Davidson, congratulations on your appointment
Speaker 1: to the Foreign Afairs Subcommittee. What are you going to
Speaker 1: be in charge of and what is the role that
Speaker 1: the subcommitte plays?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm still on Financial Services, and there I'm the
Speaker 2: chairman for National Security and illictit finance, and that's because
Speaker 2: that part goes through Treasury all the ways to follow
Speaker 2: the money, the sanctions that you put in Treasury uses
Speaker 2: the power of the US dollar being the reserve currency
Speaker 2: to gather a lot of intelligence and do that in
Speaker 2: a foreign affairs way, but you also look at it
Speaker 2: in a domestic way, and it is certainly one of
Speaker 2: the things that I hope we do that a better
Speaker 2: job of is using all those tools not just to
Speaker 2: go after true enemies of our country, but enemies of
Speaker 2: our people. And one of The biggest is the scams
Speaker 2: that are being foisted on our senior citizens, in particular
Speaker 2: organized crime going after people. So that's the subcommittee that
Speaker 2: I'm the chairman of. But I'm also on the Foreign
Speaker 2: Affairs Committee, and there we'll be doing oversight over the
Speaker 2: State Department. That place needs reformed. Marco Rubio started out
Speaker 2: with a blaze, letting a lot of people go that
Speaker 2: have been in positions that haven't been advancing America's interests.
Speaker 2: So he's going to repopulate that with good people. And
Speaker 2: then we'll be dealing with Western Europe, with Europe, and
Speaker 2: of course hopefully we'll get a peaceful resolution in Ukraine.
Speaker 2: So those are some of the highlights.
Speaker 1: Well, and you mentioned, you know, he's replacing, you know,
Speaker 1: keep people in various different departments, and I understand that,
Speaker 1: but the do you expect the regular frontline employees that
Speaker 1: aren't being replaced, but you know, hold over to the
Speaker 1: Biden administration. It may not, you know, favor or want
Speaker 1: to engage in helping out Donald Trump and his agenda.
Speaker 1: Are they going to play a ball with the new
Speaker 1: department heads?
Speaker 2: I mean the reality is obviously some of them won't.
Speaker 2: You'll have people like alex Vinman, who was a swamp
Speaker 2: creature that was chargeting Donald Trump over the call to
Speaker 2: Ukraine to say, hey, shouldn't you guys look into this
Speaker 2: Hunter Biden situation here? And that's what led to the
Speaker 2: first Trump impeachment was will weasel like alex Viannman. And
Speaker 2: when I asked, he said, well, you know, the president
Speaker 2: has a role in foreign policy, so you get to
Speaker 2: trust the pros like alex Vinman to really really comprehensively
Speaker 2: round out the foreign policy agenda. So there are certainly
Speaker 2: some of those folks, but part of the goal is,
Speaker 2: look all the things. All the agencies of the federal
Speaker 2: government have two ways they exist. One is they're authorized,
Speaker 2: and that's the authorizing Committee. In this case of the
Speaker 2: State Department, that's Foreign Affairs, in the case of Treasury
Speaker 2: that's Financial Services. So we will be reviewing all the
Speaker 2: authorizations and the structure of these entities this year and
Speaker 2: doing the appropriations, and so you can restructure whole division.
Speaker 2: So for example, Donald Trump's executive orders have put a
Speaker 2: pause they're going to get paid on administrative leave on
Speaker 2: all DEI people. Now, he would lose in court if
Speaker 2: he just said you're fired because they legally set them
Speaker 2: up under all the you know Biden, you know nonsense
Speaker 2: that was going on. And so they passed laws and
Speaker 2: funded this stuff. And we are going to pass laws
Speaker 2: and defund it and de authorize it, and and so
Speaker 2: that'll get us back focused. But in the meantime, some
Speaker 2: of the executive orders Donald Trump's done, and I'm sure
Speaker 2: in State Marco Rubio who's now confirmed, and eventually when
Speaker 2: Scott descent and it gets confirmed to be Treasury Secretary,
Speaker 2: they will be doing the same kinds of things down
Speaker 2: through the organization so that they get focused. And you know,
Speaker 2: when we get cash battel at the FBI, I mean,
Speaker 2: that is one of the biggest mandates is you've got
Speaker 2: to reform it. Hopefully soon we'll get Tulsa Gabbert confirmed
Speaker 2: as the Director of National Intelligence. You look at how
Speaker 2: the intelligence that we have great capabilities on intelligence, and
Speaker 2: we should, but they're supposed to be used against the
Speaker 2: enemies of our country. They were using these against parents.
Speaker 2: They're going after parents who showed up at school board meetings,
Speaker 2: people who peacefully protested in Washington, d Z. I mean,
Speaker 2: so all kinds of things that were you know, pro
Speaker 2: life pro life Catholics were targeted as enemys of our
Speaker 2: country by the FBI. So these reforms have to be
Speaker 2: done aggressively and across so many aspects of our government.
Speaker 2: And so you know we're going to that part of
Speaker 2: blends right into what the Trump President Trump has worked
Speaker 2: with Elon Musk on is doge and leaning out the government.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of this stuff that doesn't need to exist.
Speaker 1: Do you real quick, we'll take a break here. This
Speaker 1: is the second Congress from Warren Davidson. It all sounds
Speaker 1: grand and glorious, you know, pairing back the size of the
Speaker 1: scope of government and defunding these these unnecessary departments. Are
Speaker 1: any of these going to be stumbling blocks that you're
Speaker 1: going to face opposition from the Democrats so much so
Speaker 1: that you won't be able to pass the bill.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know. I can't believe Susan Collins and
Speaker 2: Lisa Murkowski couldn't get behind p hexside. So that's very disappointing.
Speaker 2: Over in the Senate, you know, hopefully we'll get get
Speaker 2: our act together in the House. We've got an even
Speaker 2: smaller majority in the House than they've got in the Senate,
Speaker 2: so we are going to have to work together. We're
Speaker 2: going to be on a retreat next week, getting out
Speaker 2: of DC. You know, to me, it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 2: We're going to sit in the conference room somewhere, but
Speaker 2: we're going to go through a few struggle sessions to
Speaker 2: make sure we're singing from the same sheet music. Because
Speaker 2: the government's temporarily funded so March fourteenth. And the good
Speaker 2: news is we didn't fund it with Biden as president
Speaker 2: and Kamala Harris. I mean, the deadline was October first.
Speaker 2: But if there's a time to play kick the can,
Speaker 2: it's in the face of a big election like the
Speaker 2: one we just had. If we play this well and smartly,
Speaker 2: we could get a huge turbo booze to the Trump
Speaker 2: administration right here in the first hundred days by passing
Speaker 2: a Republican oriented funding package by March fourteenth.
Speaker 1: Well, I sure hope the Democrats wake up to the cold,
Speaker 1: harsh reality that the American people wants this, and that's
Speaker 1: why Donald Trump was elected president. So we'll see. I'm
Speaker 1: trying to be cautiously optimistic about that one. It's a
Speaker 1: little difficult, carsman.
Speaker 2: Davidson, Well, you're probably right to be a little nervous. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but you're dead right. I mean, look, I don't know
Speaker 2: very many people that thought Donald Trump was going to
Speaker 2: win all of the swing states that a lot of
Speaker 2: people thought he was going to win. But with three
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty electoral votes and a majority, that's a
Speaker 2: pretty powerful win. And so, you know, I think the
Speaker 2: people who have had enough of us, you know, woke
Speaker 2: nonsense where you know you're gonna go out and pretend
Speaker 2: that's not a guy when it plainly is. And then
Speaker 2: you're watching stuff like the Olympics where you've got a
Speaker 2: man beating up a woman in boxing. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: not sport, that's just crazy. And you know, it goes
Speaker 2: back to a couple State of the Union addresses ago.
Speaker 2: Joe Biden gave a State of the Union and Sarah
Speaker 2: Huckabee Sanders, the governor of Arkansas, gave the Republican rebuttal,
Speaker 2: and she said, the dividing line isn't Republican versus Democrat,
Speaker 2: it's normal versus crazy. And I think that's a big
Speaker 2: theme of Donald Trump's executive orders, is that we're just
Speaker 2: restoring common sense.
Speaker 1: Amen to that, We'll pause, bring Congress Mom Warren Davidson
Speaker 1: back to talk about well Digital Currency, executive order and
Speaker 1: what is the big brother Ovary Jact More with Congressman Davidson.
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Speaker 1: Thomas with Congressman Warren Davidson moving over to the Trump
Speaker 1: executive order on digital assets. What's your reaction to that one,
Speaker 1: Congressman Davidson, I am so excited.
Speaker 2: Look, central bank digital currency is one of the big
Speaker 2: things there. He banned it, said we're not going to
Speaker 2: do anything with it, and no part of the federal
Speaker 2: government is either. The reality is the Federal Reserve has
Speaker 2: been working to build a central bank digital currency. They've
Speaker 2: acknowledged they don't have the legal authority to implement it yet.
Speaker 2: But sort of like the Empire in Star Wars was
Speaker 2: building the Death Star. You know, they just promise we
Speaker 2: won't turn it on. We don't want you to build it,
Speaker 2: we don't need to design it, quit working on it.
Speaker 2: And I think that alone is a huge executive order.
Speaker 2: But you know, digital assets were targeted by you know,
Speaker 2: Joe Biden. Elizabeth warrens the ring leader of all this stuff,
Speaker 2: and her front man was Shared Brown. Shared Brown was
Speaker 2: leading this war on crypto innovation, financial innovation in America,
Speaker 2: in driving capital out of our country. So Bernie Marino
Speaker 2: defeated share Brown. Elizabeth Warren had to spend a lot
Speaker 2: of money in a tough race there in Massachusetts. If
Speaker 2: they weren't crazy in Massachusetts, she would have lost. But
Speaker 2: now Donald Trump has righted that fire a number of
Speaker 2: people already and issued executive orders that come along with it.
Speaker 2: It's going to cut up. They were debanking companies just
Speaker 2: because they were in crypto, and not that they were
Speaker 2: doing illegal things. They were selectively prosecuting and targeting companies,
Speaker 2: all designed to scare capital out of the space, and
Speaker 2: it was working.
Speaker 1: And so that's like that operation.
Speaker 2: The industry has been targeted in a bad way. So
Speaker 2: what good good news?
Speaker 1: That's like that Operation choke Point or chokehold that airic
Speaker 1: Holder did was targeting banks that did business with legal,
Speaker 1: lawful businesses like payday lenders or firearms manufacturers and threatening
Speaker 1: them with I guess audits, compliance audits if they didn't
Speaker 1: bend to the will of what aeric Holder was saying.
Speaker 1: That sounds like the same thing going on in other
Speaker 1: areas of government.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's exactly it. I mean operation choke Point. I
Speaker 2: don't know what this two point zero or six point zero,
Speaker 2: but the government keeps using the financial institutions is leverage
Speaker 2: to go after political enemies. And you know one of
Speaker 2: the banks that that was put out of business, Barney
Speaker 2: Frank of the Dodd Frank Act, you know, far left,
Speaker 2: the Democrat, had gotten out of government, retired and was
Speaker 2: on the board of a bank, and he's like, there
Speaker 2: was nothing wrong with this bank. It wasn't insolvent. It
Speaker 2: just banked crypto and so they targeted it, basically debanked
Speaker 2: everybody there, pushed it up, wiped out the shareholders, and
Speaker 2: transferred that to another bank. Us the power of the
Speaker 2: regulatory bodies, and so it is an incredible abuse of
Speaker 2: power financial services. We will definitely be going after the
Speaker 2: people that webinize the government that way.
Speaker 1: Great, it should be unlawful on its face to do that.
Speaker 1: If the business is lawful and people are it's not
Speaker 1: illegal to engage in that type of activity. How is
Speaker 1: it that somebody in government can try to prevent someone
Speaker 1: from doing it? Anyway? Congressman Davidson, the what is the
Speaker 1: Big Brother Overreach Act.
Speaker 2: Well, there's a little agency called the fin Financial Crimes
Speaker 2: Enforcement Network FENCE in for short, and they're, you know,
Speaker 2: the hub of our financial intelligence but you don't normally
Speaker 2: have to file a report to them if you've got
Speaker 2: a small business. Now, if you've got twenty or fewer
Speaker 2: employees in a small business, you've got to file a
Speaker 2: report and to say who are the beneficial owners? And
Speaker 2: these aren't necessarily people that own anything. We had a
Speaker 2: guy say, hey, he's being told he has to file.
Speaker 2: He's a retiree who's managing a homeowners association. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: they told him he had to file. And he's like, well,
Speaker 2: I don't own the homeowners association or yeah, but you
Speaker 2: control the money of the homeowners association, so you have
Speaker 2: to file. That hit.
Speaker 1: My wife's the treasure of your.
Speaker 2: Law firms in Cincinnati, Columbus, around the around the country
Speaker 2: that are saying, we will not file these reports for
Speaker 2: you for your compor corporations because they face jail time
Speaker 2: if they have error, zero mission on the applications. It
Speaker 2: is a disastrous law. And so the Big Brother Overreach
Speaker 2: repeals this law it's called the Corporate Transparency Act and
Speaker 2: just gets rid of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that one hit my wife. She's the treasure of
Speaker 1: our homeowners association, so she was going to have to
Speaker 1: do all the paperwork related to that. I guess it
Speaker 1: was held up or the it was stopped in its tracks.
Speaker 1: Is that is that by way of a Trump executive order?
Speaker 2: No, not yet. We're trying to get the executive order
Speaker 2: to withdraw the rule, I gotcha, and pause it. But
Speaker 2: there was a court, I think the Area Circuit that
Speaker 2: put a put a nationwide injunction way right as the
Speaker 2: deadline was approaching. But just yesterday or day before, there
Speaker 2: was a Supreme Court decision to let that proceed, which
Speaker 2: essentially lifts the injunction. So we're trying to make sure
Speaker 2: that we don't cause more chaos with this just very
Speaker 2: badly crafted law in the first place, but the rule
Speaker 2: implementing it is an even worse train. Right.
Speaker 1: Well, and again going back to democratic opposition, are there democrats?
Speaker 1: There have to be Democrats that are with you and
Speaker 1: on board with what this will do and won't stand
Speaker 1: the way of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I mean this is one of those things like
Speaker 2: sort of like the Patriot Act. There are Republicans and
Speaker 2: Democrats that are for the Patriot Act, right, and there
Speaker 2: are Republicans and Democrats that are opposed to the Patriot Act.
Speaker 2: What happened is Democrats when they were in the majority,
Speaker 2: attached this bill to the National Defense Authorization Act. Donald
Speaker 2: Trump was president when it was signed, but it didn't
Speaker 2: really start to take effect until well into the Bide administration,
Speaker 2: and the agency wrote a rule on how to comply
Speaker 2: with the law. So the law to say that it
Speaker 2: had to be done gets passed by Congress, but then
Speaker 2: the mechanism of how to do it website set up
Speaker 2: the way you reply with the law. That was all
Speaker 2: done under the Bide administration. And that is even worse
Speaker 2: than the law mandating than did occur. But your Republicans
Speaker 2: broadly on the Committees of Jurisdiction here financial Services, the
Speaker 2: chairman french All and I were, you know, really the
Speaker 2: leaders on the fight to stop it, and we held
Speaker 2: it off for years because the agency wanted to do it.
Speaker 2: And first they put the monkey on the banks back
Speaker 2: and said, well, every bank has to disclose to us
Speaker 2: who owns everything under penalty of jail. And you know,
Speaker 2: well you can't do that as an agency. For one
Speaker 2: and two, you know, how are the banks going to
Speaker 2: know everything? Some companies don't even have a loan, They
Speaker 2: just want to open a bank account. And so they said, okay, well,
Speaker 2: we'll push it on businesses, and businesses you have to
Speaker 2: do this. So then the Chamber of Commerce lobbied and said, well, look,
Speaker 2: you to put this on the whole economy. And they said, okay,
Speaker 2: well just put it on the small businesses, and they
Speaker 2: didn't have a big enough voice by the National Federation
Speaker 2: or Independent Businesses has been a strong champion against this
Speaker 2: because now you get the smallestly sophisticated businesses in the
Speaker 2: country being mandated to do this stuff and they don't
Speaker 2: even know that it exists in some case, but because
Speaker 2: of all the attention, basically everybody's paying attention to it
Speaker 2: now that it affects, but it has huge consequences for
Speaker 2: expensive The presumption is you're guilty of illicit finance, money laundering,
Speaker 2: basically facilitating illicit activity because you own a business. And
Speaker 2: so I think that's why it should be struck down
Speaker 2: as unconstitutional. But you know, normally to get that kind
Speaker 2: of information, you would get a warrant or a subpoena,
Speaker 2: a reasonable suspicion suspicion of a crime, and you'd go
Speaker 2: to a judge and get a warren or a subpoena.
Speaker 2: That's the way our system is supposed to work here.
Speaker 2: They assume that you're involved in illicted activity. You have
Speaker 2: to come and share information with them.
Speaker 1: Unconscionable. It is. Well, I'm glad you're calling it out,
Speaker 1: Congressman Warren Davidson. We show the luck in the world
Speaker 1: to get in. That act passed, and we'll keep our
Speaker 1: popcorn out on the votes on that one until we
Speaker 1: get to speak again. Thanks for sharing your time with
Speaker 1: my listeners of me this morning, Congressman Davidson. I appreciate
Speaker 1: the work you do on behalf of the nation as
Speaker 1: well as a specifically, and wish all the hell best
Speaker 1: of luck and health in the world.
Speaker 2: Always an honor Bright. Thank you so much. Skeet bless
Speaker 2: you and all your listeners.
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