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Speaker 1: I am Brian Thomas.
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Speaker 4: Show and the man responsible for the lineup, which includes,
Speaker 4: beginning at seven thirty, of the guests, Michael Mercier got
Speaker 4: into Power Use Seminar. It's the last one for the
Speaker 4: calendar year, and it is always ending on a fun note.
Speaker 4: Dan Regnold I think was the originator. Of course, it
Speaker 4: was the originator empower Youse seminar generally speaking, but he
Speaker 4: always liked to end the season on something oh uplifting
Speaker 4: or fun, and that's the case an Elvis lecturer concert
Speaker 4: and celebration. So if you're an Elvis fan, you're gonna
Speaker 4: be an opportunity to have some good times. So we'll
Speaker 4: get to details from Michael at seven thirty on that one.
Speaker 4: Moving away from the headier topics of politics for sure,
Speaker 4: eight oh five The Inside Scoop of Breitbart News.
Speaker 1: This is unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Nick Gilbertson, who's the capital of the reporter, It's gonna
Speaker 4: be talking about the shenanigans going on in Pennsylvania, where
Speaker 4: they continued up until yesterday to count votes after the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court had previously ruled. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court previously
Speaker 4: ruled that no, you need to stop counting the votes
Speaker 4: that don't comply with Pennsylvania law, a radical shift from
Speaker 4: twenty twenty, when well the law was thrown out the
Speaker 4: window in the name of COVID nineteen or whatever. The
Speaker 4: lawlessness in this is unbelievable, and the callous nature of
Speaker 4: the officials that are counting these votes in response to
Speaker 4: prior Supreme Court rulings is mianed blowing, so much so
Speaker 4: that I'm not going to wait till eight point five
Speaker 4: to talk about it. We'll get to that in a moment.
Speaker 4: Daniel Davis, Steve Dive, I've really been looking forward to
Speaker 4: talking to Daniel Davis, but the latest in the Russia
Speaker 4: Ukraine situation. He's also going to be talking about Israel
Speaker 4: a little bit more back burner, given the news of
Speaker 4: late with US providing Ukraine with authority to use these
Speaker 4: longer range missiles that they will launch into Russia. I
Speaker 4: suppose in an effort to bomb the North Korean troops
Speaker 4: of amassed in Russia to help Russia fight the war
Speaker 4: against Ukraine. And I'm still struggling over that one. I
Speaker 4: guess maybe was the North Korea and Russia recently entering
Speaker 4: into a mutual defense treaty. That was the reward North
Speaker 4: Korea got for while taking ten thousand or more of
Speaker 4: its own troops and sending them to Russia to fight
Speaker 4: on the Ukrainian front. Anyway, the whole situations getting a
Speaker 4: little alarming. Over in Europe, We've got a critical undersea
Speaker 4: internet cable that got severed. Happened in the vicinity of
Speaker 4: the Swedish island of Goblin and the Baltic Sea. Happened
Speaker 4: early yesterday morning. That is frightening stuff. Internet cables they
Speaker 4: transcend the ocean waters, they flow under the Baltic Sea,
Speaker 4: they flow everywhere, and if you're cutting off Internet communications
Speaker 4: that could be a massive problem. So certainly a tool
Speaker 4: of warfare. It's gone on just recently yesterday morning, Moscow
Speaker 4: giving us a warning by allowing Ukraine to hit Russian
Speaker 4: soil with their longer range weapons, and we have the
Speaker 4: Swedes telling their citizens to prepare for nuclear war and
Speaker 4: start stockpiling food and water. Swedish government issuing well to
Speaker 4: all of its citizens a list of things that they
Speaker 4: need to stockpile, including iodine tablets and just in the
Speaker 4: case of nuclear fallout. Well that's real comforting now, isn't it?
Speaker 4: So big question mark swirling around what the hell the
Speaker 4: Biden administration is doing in advance of the Trump administration
Speaker 4: taking over? Maybe just let's get us involved in World
Speaker 4: War three. Frightening stuff going on. But back to the
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania This really is just blowing my mind. Pennsylvania Supreme
Speaker 4: Court just ordered the board of elections all throughout the state,
Speaker 4: although a couple of Board of Elections are the ones
Speaker 4: that are primarily responsible for this, even happening to follow
Speaker 4: its previous rulings, I mean pointing back to a prior
Speaker 4: ruling that it issued. Hey hey, idiots, didn't you read
Speaker 4: what we wrote previously in our ruling about counting ballots.
Speaker 4: So they had to issue a follow up opinion yesterday
Speaker 4: telling them basically just that, in other words, don't count
Speaker 4: mail in and absentee ballots that failed to comply with
Speaker 4: the state election code. We said it before, why did
Speaker 4: you ignore us? So get to that in a minute.
Speaker 4: So the issue this ruling. Yesterday, election board officials in
Speaker 4: this notably in Buck County, were defying Pennsylvania's Supreme Court
Speaker 4: president and counting ballots that the Court had already determined
Speaker 4: cannot be counted. So in the most recent ruling, it said,
Speaker 4: I just summarized the paragraph. The Court hereby assumes that
Speaker 4: it's King's Bench authority over the instant application only to
Speaker 4: direct that all respondents, including the boards of elections in
Speaker 4: Bucks County, Montgomery County, in Philadelphia County, shall comply in
Speaker 4: bold caps with the prior rulings of this Court in
Speaker 4: which we have clarified that mail in and absentee ballots
Speaker 4: that failed to comply with the requirements of the Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: Election Code shall not be counted all caps for the
Speaker 4: purpose of the election held fifth twenty twenty four. Was
Speaker 4: this trip really necessary yet? Donald Trump is the guy
Speaker 4: who's going to end in democracy or the Republicans.
Speaker 1: We know it.
Speaker 4: It's separation of powers that exists in states as well.
Speaker 4: States constitutions mirror the Federal Constitution, dividing the executive branch,
Speaker 4: the legislative branch, into the judicial branch into three independent powers,
Speaker 4: separate but equal. I guess in this particular case, the
Speaker 4: boards of elections are like, well, screw the Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: We're not going to listen to what they have to say.
Speaker 4: What do they know which is really boiled down what
Speaker 4: they were saying. So the Republicans had to bring suit
Speaker 4: against all sixty seven counties in Pennsylvania where the race
Speaker 4: between Senator Bob Casey, who refuses to concede to Senator
Speaker 4: elect David McCormick, who's been declared the winner according to
Speaker 4: the legitimate vote tally. Associated Press called for mcort But
Speaker 4: this ruling comes after several days after Bucks County Commissioners,
Speaker 4: the plural Diane Ellis Marsa Gallia and Chair Robert Harvey Junior,
Speaker 4: moved in a two to one vote that was within
Speaker 4: the commissioners two to one vote to go ahead and
Speaker 4: account four hundred and five misstated or undated mail in ballots.
Speaker 4: The appeal read. The board did so even though its
Speaker 4: legal advisors recommended rejecting the ballots based on the current
Speaker 4: state of the law, and even after a warning from
Speaker 4: the county's legal advisors that counted the ballots would likely
Speaker 4: lead to a lawsuit and guess what it did, wasting
Speaker 4: the taxpayers all kinds of unnecessary resources in litigation when
Speaker 4: this had already been decided by a prior to Supreme
Speaker 4: Court decision in the in the state. This Ellis Marsagalia
Speaker 4: woman said, I just can't vote to reject these ballots.
Speaker 1: I just can't.
Speaker 4: As noted in the filing her words, Council for McCormick
Speaker 4: wrote that the board of the board violated the election
Speaker 4: codes mandatory date requirements, and the Pennsylvania Supreme Courts repeated
Speaker 4: orders holding that the date requirement must be enforced. It's
Speaker 4: the law of the state, folks. These two elections officials
Speaker 4: also moved to count provisional ballots missing signatures and one
Speaker 4: or two really critical races, despite the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Speaker 4: ruling from months ago that said provisional ballots missing the
Speaker 4: signature cannot be counted. As for Ellis Marsgalia, she for
Speaker 4: her part, said she didn't not value the court's precedent,
Speaker 4: even boasting she was indifferent as to whether or not
Speaker 4: she was breaking the law. Quote, I think we all
Speaker 4: know that precedent by a court doesn't matter anymore in
Speaker 4: this country, and people violate laws any time they want.
Speaker 4: So for me, if I violate this law, it's because
Speaker 4: I want a court to pay attention to it. Close
Speaker 4: quote Oh really, Just contemplate that attitude as you contemplate
Speaker 4: the laws that are on the books. Joe, you're not
Speaker 4: allowed to take someone's life unless it's done in self defense.
Speaker 1: Murder. Just make a point, Joe, go ahead and commit murder.
Speaker 3: Why not.
Speaker 4: Do you want a court to pay attention to the issue.
Speaker 4: They voted to count the ballots even after the county's
Speaker 4: legal department told them that unless it is signed by
Speaker 4: the voter in two places, we shouldn't count these. In
Speaker 4: a concurring opinion, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Kevin Brobson
Speaker 4: in the Monday to disabuse local elections officials of the
Speaker 4: notion that they have the authority to ignore election code
Speaker 4: provisions that they believe are unconstitutional.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 4: Indeed, this Court has held that administrative agencies like county
Speaker 4: boards of Elections lack the authority to declare unconstitutional the
Speaker 4: very statutes from which they derive their existence and which
Speaker 4: they are charged to enforce. Mind blowing and a kind
Speaker 4: of related note. As we talk about you know how
Speaker 4: we're going to cut back fraud, waste and abuse in
Speaker 4: government with this DOGE Department, Senator Jony Ernst, Republican from
Speaker 4: Iowa is talking about the IRS and they have more
Speaker 4: than eight hundred IRS workers owing millions of dollars in
Speaker 4: back taxes. This is even after report happened earlier this
Speaker 4: year exposed how many millions of dollars a day owed,
Speaker 4: most of them still employed. She requested a report back
Speaker 4: in earlier this year. It revealed more than fifty eight
Speaker 4: hundred RS and contractor employees owed almost fifty million dollars
Speaker 4: in overdue taxes. The agency only fired about twenty of them.
Speaker 4: In spite of that pressure, the IRS wrote in a
Speaker 4: letter sent to Representative Joony Ernst that of the two
Speaker 4: thousand and forty four employe who reported having balances totally
Speaker 4: more than twelve million dollars, eight hundred and sixty is
Speaker 4: still not paid their taxes, only twenty to seventy who
Speaker 4: willfully evaded paying taxes were fired. Ernst said, we haven't
Speaker 4: seen a tax revolt like this since the Boston Tea Party.
Speaker 4: If hard working Americans dodge taxes, they are faced with
Speaker 4: steep fines and imprisonment. But it appears that tax collectors
Speaker 4: in Washington believe those rules are for thee but not
Speaker 4: for me.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 4: Hell, people violate the rules of the law all the time.
Speaker 4: And you know, there are a lot of people out
Speaker 4: in this country that believe that taxing is unconstitutional in
Speaker 4: spite of the fact that there is an amendment justifying
Speaker 4: the income tax as a matter of principle. You know,
Speaker 4: those people who claim to be sovereign citizens. You may
Speaker 4: call them batcrap and saying but hey, listen, it's a law.
Speaker 4: We're just making a point. Doesn't matter anymore what the
Speaker 4: law says. People violate the law any time. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty,
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Speaker 4: more to talk about, and this hour stack is stupid.
Speaker 4: Coming up local stories as well, and then a lot
Speaker 4: more in the six o'clock hour. I hope you can
Speaker 4: stick around.
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Speaker 4: see talk station. Uh you got that right, I got
Speaker 4: that right in the studio whatever chuck Ingram Pop's in
Speaker 4: the studio. You know there's problems going out there on
Speaker 4: the roads.
Speaker 3: Well, you don't need no stinking snow.
Speaker 4: You know. I love talking to you, man, But when
Speaker 4: you pop in, it's like, uh oh, yeah, this is
Speaker 4: some bad news coming our way.
Speaker 7: This is some bad news coming your way. On southbound
Speaker 7: seventy five. Dumb truck. I believe it's a rumky truck.
Speaker 7: I haven't been able to conferm it yet on its
Speaker 7: side just above Azer Charles. It hit the barrier wall
Speaker 7: and it took out about a ten foot section of
Speaker 7: the barrier wall, enough so that it hit four other
Speaker 7: cars heading northbound.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so this is a pretty good crash that they're
Speaker 7: working on right now. As I left my studio, the
Speaker 7: left three lanes of southbound seventy five are blocked off.
Speaker 7: There was talk of blocking off everything southbound at the
Speaker 7: Western Hills Viaduct. That hadn't happened as of yet, so
Speaker 7: there's still at least one lane of travel getting into
Speaker 7: downtown now northbound seven, the left two lanes are blocked
Speaker 7: off for these folks that were just doing their thing
Speaker 7: and coming up the highway and all of a sudden
Speaker 7: got clobbered by debris enough on one of them. I
Speaker 7: heard them say on the dispatch. One of the was
Speaker 7: an SUV, was enough to deploy the air bag. So
Speaker 7: are any injuries reported that I haven't heard answer yet. Yeah,
Speaker 7: they were still trying to sort out exactly what they're doing.
Speaker 4: So it hit it with enough force to blow through
Speaker 4: the barrier wall.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, to knock about ten feet of the concrete out.
Speaker 7: So there is the call to o DOT. They're going
Speaker 7: to have to come in and inspect. You probably have
Speaker 7: to come up with something temporary to go in that slot.
Speaker 7: So you can't have a ten foot gap heading into
Speaker 7: down downtown in there.
Speaker 1: Or giant chunks of barrier wall blocking lanes of traffic.
Speaker 7: And go yeah, yeah, with the three other cars. That
Speaker 7: are three or four cars that were hit.
Speaker 2: Geez.
Speaker 7: So this is going to be my talk for the
Speaker 7: rest of the morning. Probably it sure is. They were
Speaker 7: already backed up past Dezer Charles almost to the bridge.
Speaker 7: Northbound Southam was above the Western Hills Viaduct and heading
Speaker 7: for Hoppele So okay, I'll be talking to you about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah you will, So jog around the city on what
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 7: Well, I guess your best bet is the lateral at
Speaker 7: the moment. If you haven't passed the lateral, come on
Speaker 7: over to southbound seventy one one. But you don't have
Speaker 7: southbound four seventy one as an alternative. So you guys
Speaker 7: met them coming right back across Fort Washington Way to
Speaker 7: pick up seventy five again. If they shut it down
Speaker 7: all together, they may leave one open, and this time
Speaker 7: of the morning, that could help.
Speaker 4: Well, I'll pay time too, But it's certainly going to
Speaker 4: be a huge back. You're right, Chuck Inger will be
Speaker 4: listening for your reports all morning. I can't thank you
Speaker 4: enough for coming and let my listeners know in advance
Speaker 4: about what's going on.
Speaker 3: No problem, it's going to be a biggie.
Speaker 4: We'll hear from you about fifteen more minutes, my friend,
Speaker 4: hang in there. Brother, Oh my word, it's like piling on.
Speaker 4: We got time for Bob.
Speaker 3: Joe.
Speaker 4: No, I'm out of time in the segment. We'll be back, Bob.
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Speaker 4: can't listen live to Christopher Smithvian on Monday doing the
Speaker 4: Smith Event. Welcome to the program, Bob, thanks for holding
Speaker 4: over the break, my friend.
Speaker 8: Well, thank you.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 8: I'd like to ask you a legal question.
Speaker 9: I'm not a little but I tried to follow some
Speaker 9: like legal rulings right to one with the Supreme Court
Speaker 9: of Pennsylvania. I know a few months back federal Supreme
Speaker 9: Court overruled the Chevron doctrine. Yes, and I'm thinking that
Speaker 9: this is similar to that where now the state Supreme
Speaker 9: Court has told this administrative Office of the Elections that
Speaker 9: they do not have the authority to determine if a
Speaker 9: law is unconstitutional.
Speaker 4: No, completely different. Chevron doctrine provided the lee way you
Speaker 4: were to defer to the administrative state on what they
Speaker 4: interpreted the law to means. So if there's any gray area,
Speaker 4: you give deference to the back the regulators behind the scenes.
Speaker 1: So that's been limited.
Speaker 4: This was an outright defiance of state law law, the
Speaker 4: state law state you had that had damned signature on it.
Speaker 4: And this this, this county clerk or these commissioners were
Speaker 4: counting the ballots anyway, an absolute direct violation of Pennsylvania law.
Speaker 1: They ignored it.
Speaker 9: Okay, So it wasn't filling in a vague.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no this and it had already been
Speaker 4: spoke spoken that the Supreme Court had previously ruled on
Speaker 4: this exact issue. I mean, this is this opinion from
Speaker 4: yesterday was basically pointing backwards to the prior decism saying
Speaker 4: we already told you you can't do this.
Speaker 1: This is law.
Speaker 4: This is outright lawlessness. You know, I understand the idea
Speaker 4: of you know, vaguary and interpreting the law if it
Speaker 4: isn't very clear, you know, everybody takes some leeway with that.
Speaker 4: That's the lawmaker's failure to to to to you know,
Speaker 4: pass laws that are very clear in what they say,
Speaker 4: and that's how you ended up with a chevron doctor
Speaker 4: in the first place. But no, this was you must
Speaker 4: have the signature on the ballot you cannot count a
Speaker 4: ballot without a signature, and here they are going basically,
Speaker 4: screw you guys, We're gonna count them anyway.
Speaker 9: So it's really contempt. Now.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's just outright lawlessness, is what it is. I
Speaker 4: can't come up with any other term to describe it.
Speaker 4: But I appreciate the call and the ability to further
Speaker 4: vent my spleen on that because I'm to find it
Speaker 4: hard to believe.
Speaker 9: I am happy that the Supreme Court of the State, though,
Speaker 9: is willing to take the issue up.
Speaker 10: They had taken it up already. That's the crazy part
Speaker 10: about it. If this was the first bite of the
Speaker 10: apple for him, you can say, Okay, well, they gave
Speaker 10: it their best shot. They tried to count the ballots,
Speaker 10: and they got shot down by the Supreme Court because well,
Speaker 10: maybe the Pennsylvania maybe the Pennsylvania legislative brands didn't actually
Speaker 10: write it very clearly. But no, in the aftermath of
Speaker 10: twenty twenty, they rewrote the laws and they very clearly
Speaker 10: defined what can be counted, what is required to make
Speaker 10: a valid to vote validly in the state, and follow
Speaker 10: the law.
Speaker 1: They follow the law.
Speaker 4: And previously went up because somebody wanted to count the
Speaker 4: signature or the count ballots without signatures. Onto the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court earlier on said no, you can't do that. The
Speaker 4: law says very clearly there must be a signature. And
Speaker 4: here we go back again after they ignored that ruling,
Speaker 4: back to the Supreme Court, where they basically said, look,
Speaker 4: we've already been there, we already ruled on this. See
Speaker 4: the prior decision. Unbelievable. Appreciate the call over the local stories.
Speaker 4: Since our council apparently has a new plan to help
Speaker 4: homeowners who are delinquent on their property tax bills, Hamilton
Speaker 4: County ordered returned one million, seven and eighty two thousand,
Speaker 4: four hundred and twenty one dollars to help the city
Speaker 4: help struggling families catch up on the property tax bill. Yesterday,
Speaker 4: the Budget and Finance Committee passed the measure. Still questions
Speaker 4: about who's eligible, wondering about that, how the city will
Speaker 4: distribute the money, and whether there are income restrictions. Yeah,
Speaker 4: those are challenges before passage. Some low and middle income
Speaker 4: housing advocates Warren City leaders about what could happen if
Speaker 4: they did not pass the relief package. Since sanny Hamilton
Speaker 4: County Community Action agencies. Matt Strauss said the passage of
Speaker 4: generational wealth is at stake if something is not done.
Speaker 4: Seniors are at the greatest risk, he pointed out. Others
Speaker 4: say it's only going to get worse for those who
Speaker 4: are struggling this year. Stacey Purcell with Legal Aid Society
Speaker 4: said many of these homeowners are going to fall behind
Speaker 4: their mortgage payments and other tax bills coming in January.
Speaker 4: City launched in July the Home Safe Property tax relief
Speaker 4: program that was designed to help those struggling to pay
Speaker 4: the property taxes. Offered up to ten thousand dollars for
Speaker 4: families who were eligible, but some residents that spoke with
Speaker 4: Brett Berganski of WCPO doing the reporting on this, we're
Speaker 4: asking for more widespread relief. UH still questions about how
Speaker 4: the city's going to use the money, counts members seth
Speaker 4: while Walsh also offered another solution. He said, the state
Speaker 4: is what's causing this right now. The state is at
Speaker 4: fall for this, and if we want to change it,
Speaker 4: we need to force the state to step up and
Speaker 4: actually help people. I think that's a valid point. Taxes
Speaker 4: are an issue for Columbus. I'm sorry, you know, I
Speaker 4: love going to see concerts. I wish we had more
Speaker 4: concerts in the city, but boohoo. Scott Wartman of the
Speaker 4: Inquiry reporting about the bans that did not come to Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: apparently in argument in favor of us building a brand
Speaker 4: new giant stadium or something. Heritage Bank Center forty nine
Speaker 4: years old apparently doesn't meet the needs of many touring acts.
Speaker 4: So who skipped out on us? I know, that's kind
Speaker 4: of what I was my response, Joe, So we missed
Speaker 4: out on blink one, Elton john Machine Gun Keller, Cody Johnson,
Speaker 4: Jack Harlowe. Do you know who these all these people are?
Speaker 3: Joe?
Speaker 1: Good? Because I was feeling maybe alone in this.
Speaker 4: Oh and you know, really really just a real blow
Speaker 4: to my desires that the Jonas brothers they went to Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland,
Speaker 4: and Lexington in August of last year but passed up Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: So how many millions of dollars are the taxpayers want
Speaker 4: to go in the hole so we can get the
Speaker 4: Jonas brothers in town as opposed to driving in an
Speaker 4: hour and twenty minutes to Indianapolis, just asking five point
Speaker 4: thirty five fifty five ks. The talk station Pete's on
Speaker 4: the phone. Pete, I would love to take your call.
Speaker 4: I don't have any time in this segment, but before
Speaker 4: we get to the stack of stupid, we'll talk. As
Speaker 4: long as you stick around, you can feel free to
Speaker 4: call on as well, folks. I'll be right back. Celebrige
Speaker 4: John nine says the weather will be as follow us
Speaker 4: later today the rail taper off. Partly cloudy skies all
Speaker 4: day with I sixty eight drive of nine forty seven
Speaker 4: for the low, clouds, mostly cloudy.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow fifty five will be the high.
Speaker 4: Some isolated midday showers are possible. Clouds in a low
Speaker 4: thirty four. Wednesday night Thursday mostly clouds high a forty
Speaker 4: they say, raining, snow possible. It's let's see yere fifty
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Speaker 7: Southbound seventy five, an overturned truck above Azer Charles has
Speaker 7: the left side of the highway blocked off. That's backing
Speaker 7: up to the Western Hills Viaduct northbound seventy five. Some
Speaker 7: debris has the left lane blocked off from that wreck.
Speaker 7: That traffic backing into downtown and it's already a twenty
Speaker 7: minute delay.
Speaker 3: Chuck Ingramont the talk station.
Speaker 4: Just shy a five forty fifty five KO City talk station,
Speaker 4: A very happy Tuesday to you, going to go to
Speaker 4: the phone five went three seven four nine fifty two
Speaker 4: to three talk Pete, thanks for holding over the break,
Speaker 4: Welcome to the show, Thanks Brian.
Speaker 5: And back on that Pennsylvania voting thing. What really comical,
Speaker 5: ironic is about the whole thing is that there's like
Speaker 5: a twenty thousand vote gap between the leader and even
Speaker 5: if they counted all them three times, it wouldn't have
Speaker 5: any impact on it.
Speaker 8: So, I mean, I don't understand why they're even thinking
Speaker 8: about doing this.
Speaker 4: It is it is beyond stupid. At just another further point,
Speaker 4: you make, yes, why are they bothering it's mind blowing
Speaker 4: spending taxpayer dollars to fight a lawsuit that should never
Speaker 4: have had to be brought because, of course, the law
Speaker 4: was very clear that these votes could not be and
Speaker 4: should not be counted.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 4: End of story and then add on top of it,
Speaker 4: we're only talking about four or five hundred votes that
Speaker 4: were at issue here, which would not have changed the
Speaker 4: outcome of the race.
Speaker 1: It's crazy, man.
Speaker 4: I guess the only thing you can think of is
Speaker 4: that maybe beyond Bucks County, which was the main county
Speaker 4: that was being so obviously a law breaking, is that
Speaker 4: maybe if on some weird theory they were ultimately able
Speaker 4: to prevail, which clearly was not the case, that more
Speaker 4: counties would have dug up and looked for more votes
Speaker 4: that weren't previously counted because all those other counties were
Speaker 4: actually following the law that somehow the race could change,
Speaker 4: but clearly predicated on violation of the law. It was
Speaker 4: pointless and a dumb exercise. It wouldn't change the outcome.
Speaker 4: Good point, Pete. Appreciate you making it New Hampshire, Gary,
Speaker 4: welcome back. My friend's always good to hear from you.
Speaker 8: Oh, good to hear it from you, Brian. Hey. But
Speaker 8: I think what we're looking here is we're looking at
Speaker 8: saul Lynski rules for thee and not for me, as
Speaker 8: long as there's no consequences to breaking the law, and
Speaker 8: they basically flaunted that.
Speaker 3: They're breaking the wall.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, you know, they're not going to pay any
Speaker 8: consequences for it. So I would just if if if
Speaker 8: they're Solominsky, just keep cheating, because I know that there
Speaker 8: were six other counties that were doing that were doing
Speaker 8: the exact same thing that were surrounding counties and that
Speaker 8: uh in that deal. So what they were also looking
Speaker 8: for is they were looking for enough votes to cause
Speaker 8: and trigger recount. They didn't have enough for it, so.
Speaker 4: It was they had they had to get within point
Speaker 4: five percent of each other to trigger the automatic recount.
Speaker 4: So yeah, to Bill's point, maybe that's exactly what they
Speaker 4: were trying to do. Just hone that down to where
Speaker 4: they could go through an entire recount and then engage
Speaker 4: in more Lalla's shenanigans to change the outcome of the vote.
Speaker 8: Yep. And and but you know, same shame on their
Speaker 8: supreme courts. They should have fraud marched and walked those
Speaker 8: people out and handcuffs because now there's no consequences, they're
Speaker 8: going to go ahead and cheat anyhow, nothing's going to
Speaker 8: stop them.
Speaker 4: Well, it may not be over now. If you if
Speaker 4: you turn to Minnesota, there's a man who has served
Speaker 4: as the head election judge there who has been charged
Speaker 4: with two phony accounts for allegedly letting eleven people vote
Speaker 4: who were not registered. And that is a violation of
Speaker 4: Minnesota law, and it could be a violation of Pennsylvania law.
Speaker 4: I don't know that would be step two. Will the
Speaker 4: a prosecuting attorney or their attorney general go after this,
Speaker 4: these two lawless officials in Pennsylvania for election violations, So
Speaker 4: that has potential legs. I don't know Pennsylvania law enough.
Speaker 4: They don't even try to suggest I dabble in Pennsylvania law.
Speaker 8: But I did see on X that I think it
Speaker 8: was Matt Gates who posted, you know, freeze all your
Speaker 8: documents and be expecting these people will go to jail.
Speaker 8: But you know he's federal. I don't know if he
Speaker 8: can dabble in state and county things, but you know
Speaker 8: I did see that on.
Speaker 11: X.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think this is strictly an issue of state law
Speaker 4: and the interpretation of state laws. So we'll see. Keep
Speaker 4: your popcorn out and amster Gary. I don't know that
Speaker 4: it's over yet, but the illustration that has been presented
Speaker 4: before the American people of the outright lawless position of
Speaker 4: these election officials. I mean, I can read this woman's
Speaker 4: quote again. Quote. I think we all know that precedent
Speaker 4: by a court doesn't matter any more in this country,
Speaker 4: and people violate laws anytime they want.
Speaker 1: So.
Speaker 4: For me, if I violate this law, it is because
Speaker 4: I want a court to pay attention to it. Close
Speaker 4: quote there, you are unbelievable, unbelievable or maybe sadly believable
Speaker 4: these days. Real quick, I can get one stack of
Speaker 4: stupid story in and thank you, Z Drecker looking at
Speaker 4: the headline. Go to Sunbury, Pennsylvania, where a man allegedly
Speaker 4: pleasuring himself in his neighbor's property in view of her camera.
Speaker 4: Benjamin Santos Junior making Dad Happy fifty six, allegedly intoxicated
Speaker 4: when he went to his neighbor's property two thirty in
Speaker 4: the morning in September, according to Officer Dara Golden Kiski
Speaker 4: of the Sunbury Police Department. Neighbor told police Santos went
Speaker 4: in front of an outside camera on her property and
Speaker 4: began the act of pleasuring himself. Next day, the neighbor
Speaker 4: saw Santos outside and asked him what happened as she
Speaker 4: pointed to her camera Santos had a smirk on his face,
Speaker 4: and he told her he was very drunk and quote
Speaker 4: my bad clothes quote. He was charged with misdemeanors of
Speaker 4: open lewdness, loitering, prowling at night, and summary harassment. Preliminary
Speaker 4: hearing set for early December five forty five. I think
Speaker 4: he was finished. I think that's probably why he went home.
Speaker 4: See five cars, the more stupid coming up or phone calls.
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Speaker 4: Five fifty to fifty five KRCD talk station, Very Happy
Speaker 4: Tuesday to you. There's an Elvis lecture, concert and celebration
Speaker 4: taking place. It's the last Empower Youth seminar of the year.
Speaker 4: We'll get the details on that at seven thirty. Michael
Speaker 4: Mercer joining the program. Inside Scoop with bright Bart news
Speaker 4: about the aforementioned Pennsylvania idiots continuing to count votes even
Speaker 4: if the Supreme Court said they had to stop doing that.
Speaker 4: Deep dive with Daniel Davis with the latest on Russia
Speaker 4: and Ukraine as well.
Speaker 1: That'll be in the eight o'clock hour.
Speaker 4: In the meantime, back over the stack of stupid in
Speaker 4: lieu phone calls, we have a woman from Georgia, who's
Speaker 4: been arrested and accused of allegedly endangering her son because
Speaker 4: the ten year old was allowed to walk less than
Speaker 4: a mile away.
Speaker 1: From his home. Dear, what the hell.
Speaker 4: Forty one year old Britney Patterson taken another had taken
Speaker 4: another son to a doctor? Happened October thirtieth, and she
Speaker 4: became mildly annoyed but not at all worried when the
Speaker 4: Fannin County Sheriff's Department called to say her son, Soren,
Speaker 4: had wandered from their home in Mineral Bluff and into town.
Speaker 4: Speaking with local NBC news there in an interview that
Speaker 4: aired last week, is it's not super dangerous or even
Speaker 4: dangerous at all stretch of a road. I wasn't terrified
Speaker 4: for him or scared for his safety. Deputies drove the child, Soren,
Speaker 4: who's now eleven, home, and that was that was at
Speaker 4: least that's what she thought. A few hours later, though,
Speaker 4: the Sheriff's department went back to her home near the
Speaker 4: South North Carolina border, where Patterson was handcuffed, arrested, and
Speaker 4: booked on suspicion of reckless conduct, and forced to post
Speaker 4: a five hundred dollars bail. She said, quote it was
Speaker 4: anger and frustration, of course, because my children were having
Speaker 4: to witness that all. They asked me to put my
Speaker 4: hand behind my back and all that stuff, and I
Speaker 4: realized what was going on. Authorities offered to drop off
Speaker 4: drop the charge of Patterson's signs of form that outlines
Speaker 4: a safety plan guaranteeing that her children would always be
Speaker 4: under a watchful eye. According to she and her lawyer,
Speaker 4: she refused to sign it, said she'll contest. The charge
Speaker 4: carries up to a year behind bars, saying this is
Speaker 4: not right. I did nothing wrong. I'm going to fight
Speaker 4: for that, and good for her. Her lawyer, guy named
Speaker 4: David de Lucas, sort of rhetorically asked whether mothers and
Speaker 4: fathers now have to know the precise locations of their
Speaker 4: children at all times? Are all parents going to have
Speaker 4: to put GPS on their child? The parents get to
Speaker 4: decide for their children unless it's unreasonably dangerous. Representative for
Speaker 4: the district Attorney in Fanning County he was not immediately
Speaker 4: available for comment when reached out of course he wasn't.
Speaker 4: It was like an idiot for having to prosecute the case.
Speaker 4: I remember when we were little my sister and I.
Speaker 4: We used to walk from the family house down to
Speaker 4: it was King Quick back in the days. You guys
Speaker 4: remember the Quick brothers. It was probably a good mile
Speaker 4: and a half on Devil's backbone back when Devil's backbone.
Speaker 4: I don't know if they have sidewalks back then. Very
Speaker 4: rural road back in the day, but we were allowed
Speaker 4: to go on long walks unsupervised. That's been children where
Speaker 4: children had a good time and really we were able
Speaker 4: to experience life without.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 4: We are there, We are good to Dallas were a
Speaker 4: couple is taking the owners of a former bar to court.
Speaker 4: They left the bar with third degree burns after ordering
Speaker 4: what is described as a fiery cocktail which they claim exploded.
Speaker 4: What hmm, Abby Hans Briscoe and Dustin Johnson see one
Speaker 4: of them then hands. Brisko said they had to shave
Speaker 4: my head and hospital to get access to the ear
Speaker 4: and the scalp where it was burned. Now they live
Speaker 4: in discomfort recovering from first, second and third degree burns
Speaker 4: of the upper body because of again a fiery drink
Speaker 4: order from the former Twisted Trick on Cedar Springs Road.
Speaker 4: I guess don't look for it anymore.
Speaker 1: She has.
Speaker 4: The skin was falling off my arms, assuing the owners
Speaker 4: of the bar. In the lawsuit filed in Dallas County,
Speaker 4: the pair city stopped to have a drink. Johnson ordered
Speaker 4: the Flaming Pineapple, which is described as an ever Clear cocktail,
Speaker 4: not aware it came with a garnish of lime on fire,
Speaker 4: Johnson said when it was presented to us, I was like, Oh, cute, cool,
Speaker 4: it's on fire. They took a picture of it before
Speaker 4: the bartender added more ever Clear to the drink and
Speaker 4: lit the drink itself with a torch. He goes, hell,
Speaker 4: it's doing because they're idiots, as Brisko said, He goes
Speaker 4: a give it a little more, and he lit the
Speaker 4: ever Clear on fire in our direction and the drink ignited,
Speaker 4: shattering the glass and spreading fire on the couple. According
Speaker 4: to lawsuit, they say it was a moment of panic,
Speaker 4: pain and terror. They felt like hours as they tried
Speaker 4: to put the flames out. Hans Risco's injuries described as
Speaker 4: the worst. She said, they literally had to cut my
Speaker 4: brawl off me because it was melted onto my skin.
Speaker 4: They were taken to the hospital burning in it. Johnson's
Speaker 4: beard saved some of his skin, but he was hospitalized
Speaker 4: for several days. Hans Brisco was in there for seven weeks,
Speaker 4: received three skin grafts and got sepsis, which is impacting
Speaker 4: her ability to walk. Twisted Trick, as noted before, has
Speaker 4: since closed down. Their attorneys responded to the lawsuit, denying
Speaker 4: the allegations and saying they failed to provide facts to
Speaker 4: support them. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission doesn't have any rules
Speaker 4: or regulation about serving drinks on fire.
Speaker 1: Whatever.
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Speaker 4: Talk Station, Marine Thomas wishing everyone a very happy Tuesday
Speaker 4: and inviting everybody to stick around all morning here on
Speaker 4: the fifty five KRC Morning Show, Michael Mercier is coming
Speaker 4: up Empower you seminar of the last one of the year.
Speaker 4: It's an Elvis lecture and concert and celebration food, drinks,
Speaker 4: beverages or drs.
Speaker 1: And you'll hear it all.
Speaker 4: Apparently Michael is a longtime, lifelong Elvis fan, and he
Speaker 4: has studied and researched Elvis Presley for most of his life.
Speaker 4: So dry you own conclusions on that. It's going to
Speaker 4: be a fun time and the details coming up at
Speaker 4: seven thirty eighth five. Fast forward two hours The Inside
Speaker 4: Scoop with Bright Bart News every Tuesday at eight o five. Today,
Speaker 4: Nick gilbertson the Capitol Hill Reporter on something I was
Speaker 4: on an absolute tear on the five o'clock hour, that
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania was continuing to count ballots that were not valid.
Speaker 1: Were not valid.
Speaker 4: The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania had previously ruled on the
Speaker 4: very issue, and they continued to count them in spite
Speaker 4: of the Supreme Court's ruling. In fact, an outright defiance
Speaker 4: of the ruling. Just didn't mind blowing to me. And anyhow, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Donald Trump's the one who's a threat to democracy. Anyhow,
Speaker 4: we'll get his take on that at eight oh five
Speaker 4: and then the Deep Dive with Daniel Davis. And I'm
Speaker 4: really looking forward to talking to retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel
Speaker 4: Davis because of the deteriorating situation, at least it appears
Speaker 4: to me to be interior rating in the situation between
Speaker 4: Russia Ukraine that war. And also an update on things
Speaker 4: going on in Israel. I like to hear from you
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Speaker 4: listen live the Smith event yesterday, Boy, he was on
Speaker 4: an absolute tear about illegal immigration, most notably the Lake
Speaker 4: and Riley case. I mean, he is the father of,
Speaker 4: you know, a young his young daughter, and he thinks
Speaker 4: about her when you hear about you know, evil murderous
Speaker 4: illegal immigrants raping and murdering people. Of course, anybody would
Speaker 4: be concerned about that. They found out this morning Sanctuary Cities.
Speaker 4: Now there's just been a recent release. Immigrations and Customs
Speaker 4: Enforcement over the past three and a half years have
Speaker 4: announced that at least according to the number of crunching
Speaker 4: by the Center for Immigration Studies, sanctuary cities protected more
Speaker 4: than twenty two thousand deportable criminal illegal immigrants. ICE placed
Speaker 4: detainers on these illegal immigrants who are criminals in order
Speaker 4: to deport them, but the sanctuary jurisdiction thirteen states and
Speaker 4: said they released them back into the community. Yeah, it's okay,
Speaker 4: We'll just let them go. CIS director Jessica Vaughn said,
Speaker 4: each declined detainer represents a deportable criminal alien who was
Speaker 4: released back into the community and given the opportunity to
Speaker 4: pray on more victims, more Lake and rileys. Is the
Speaker 4: bottom line. God knows how many people were impacted by that,
Speaker 4: and that's just the ones in that one report. But
Speaker 4: as I always often point out, I do enjoy standing
Speaker 4: on the shoulders of giants, particularly when there's no way
Speaker 4: I Brian Thomas could articulate things as clearly as someone
Speaker 4: like Wow today Gerard Baker actually op ed from yesterday, brilliance.
Speaker 4: And there's a lot of optimism floating around out there,
Speaker 4: at least among more conservative minded individuals, libertarian minded individuals
Speaker 4: like myself. Since Donald Trump has saved us from more
Speaker 4: of the well, the lawlessness and the insanity that has
Speaker 4: been going on since the Obama administration. Four more years
Speaker 4: of Trump may make America normal again. Subtitled our Age
Speaker 4: of bizarre ideological conceit climate change alarmism, transgender ideology, immigration
Speaker 4: extremism is reminiscent of the Emperor's New Clothes. And that's
Speaker 4: what I blombed onto because he makes a really great
Speaker 4: point on this, because I feel, as often I do
Speaker 4: on the Morning Show, I feel like the child who
Speaker 4: did point out the emperor has no clothes and your
Speaker 4: Ard Baker rights. Donald Trump's supporters and critics alike have
Speaker 4: called his election victory of revolution. He himself once promised
Speaker 4: to mark a retribution to me, it is more the
Speaker 4: feeling of a revelation. It's an Emperor's new clothes event
Speaker 4: for America and perhaps for the rest of the West too,
Speaker 4: an overdue recognition and repudiation of the regime of oppressive
Speaker 4: insanities we have been subjected to for a decade or more.
Speaker 4: We're all familiar with the details of Hans Christian Andersen's
Speaker 4: moral parable. The unscrupulous tailors who trick a vain monarch
Speaker 4: into believing their empty work as a fashion innovation, the
Speaker 4: ambitious courtiers who go along with the fiction and vie
Speaker 4: with each other for the king's favor, the crowds who
Speaker 4: silence their shock at the emperor's nudity for fear of
Speaker 4: standing out from the rest. And the small boy who
Speaker 4: alone calls out the truth in the charade. For a
Speaker 4: decade or more, yes, even when Republicans have been nominally
Speaker 4: in control, we have been led by peddlers of a
Speaker 4: set of ideas that have clothed our institutions and the
Speaker 4: country in social and political doctrines, fake claims, and strictures
Speaker 4: that have inflicted untold harms. The fancy new items of
Speaker 4: invisible attire that our nation's rulers have made us wear
Speaker 4: for too long include these. The idea that people who
Speaker 4: have stolen into this country illegally should be showered with
Speaker 4: all the rights and benefits of citizens, that it is
Speaker 4: immoral to deny them those rights, and that they should
Speaker 4: instead be treated as victims of persecution and given sanctuary
Speaker 4: in our crowded and fiscally strained cities. The idea that
Speaker 4: a nation that sits atop one of the greatest reservoirs
Speaker 4: of natural energy resources on Earth should forcibly restrain itself
Speaker 4: from exploiting them to save the planet on the basis
Speaker 4: of a politicized science, while other countries are free to
Speaker 4: do more damage to the globe environment. The idea that
Speaker 4: after a century and a half of progress in expiating
Speaker 4: America's original sin of racism and making the country more equal,
Speaker 4: we are suddenly obliged to believe that America is as
Speaker 4: oppressive as it was in sixteen nineteen, and that the
Speaker 4: best way to right the past wrong of treating people
Speaker 4: based on the color of their skin is to treat
Speaker 4: people based on the color of their skin. The idea
Speaker 4: that children should, without parental consultation or consent, be free
Speaker 4: to choose their gender, be assisted by the state in
Speaker 4: committing acts of self mutilation to do so, and all
Speaker 4: on the understanding that we have repealed millennia of science
Speaker 4: and just discovered that there is no such thing as
Speaker 4: biological sex. The idea that democracy and freedom are best
Speaker 4: protected by denying people the right to express certain views
Speaker 4: that the authorities deem misinformation, and by weaponizing the law
Speaker 4: against political opponents lest they weaponize the law for political purposes.
Speaker 4: Ambitious elites in business and civil society went along with
Speaker 4: the fictions. Political on all sides, including Republicans, decline or politicians,
Speaker 4: or rather on all sides, including Republicans, declined to dissent
Speaker 4: for fear of being called out. It took command with
Speaker 4: some of the instincts of a child a political engineer,
Speaker 4: Angenneux lacking the sophistication to participate in the sham, to
Speaker 4: the call of the whole thing out for what it was.
Speaker 4: Of course, he's referring to Donald Trump. I'm going to
Speaker 4: fast forward a little bit here, but here's what I,
Speaker 4: Gerard Baker, am optimistic about. Four years from now. There's
Speaker 4: a good chance that the nonsense we have had to
Speaker 4: endure will be buried, that important things will have become
Speaker 4: normal again. It will become normal to tell people who
Speaker 4: have no right to be here that they must leave,
Speaker 4: and that in the process, people around the world will
Speaker 4: have been made to understand that they don't have an
Speaker 4: automatic right to live in the freest and most prosperous
Speaker 4: country on Earth. It will become normal for the nation
Speaker 4: to exploit its enormous energy advantages for its own economic
Speaker 4: benefit and know that the planet won't explode as a result.
Speaker 4: It will become normal again for children to be helped
Speaker 4: to respond to the inevitable strains and traumas of growing up,
Speaker 4: not by having their genitals cut out, but by receiving
Speaker 4: loving guidance and care from family and society. That people
Speaker 4: will be judged on the basis of their talents and ability,
Speaker 4: not on their claims of oppression by ancestors six generations
Speaker 4: in the past. And it will not be automatically assumed
Speaker 4: that because you are white, you should be punished for
Speaker 4: your supposed persecution of others. It will become normal to
Speaker 4: be able to say what you think on university campuses,
Speaker 4: in the media, on technology platforms. However unpalatable, some people
Speaker 4: may find it, and that, to my mind, is progress.
Speaker 4: Gerard Baker ip ed November eighteenth, brilliant and I can
Speaker 4: only pray that his predictions.
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Speaker 4: Six twenty one on a Tuesday, and a happy one
Speaker 4: to you, Brian Thomas. Welcoming phone call. Is gonna go
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the program.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Brian. That's this is ridiculous. What they're trying
Speaker 8: to you to Paris. My good good thing. My parents
Speaker 8: and a couple of my buddy's parents are around because
Speaker 8: we were allowed to ride our bicycles five miles up
Speaker 8: US sixty eight for no apparent reason. We can pind
Speaker 8: us better to do. And another buddy, you should ride
Speaker 8: your bicycle ups eight about a mile and a half
Speaker 8: to his dance gas station, and that was over down
Speaker 8: nasty dip and around the nasty curve. You know we survived, and.
Speaker 1: Crazy, yes you did.
Speaker 4: And I have friends and I was there to witness
Speaker 4: the whole thing. Liberated big wheels from people's front yards
Speaker 4: and rode them down Anderson Ferry from Palisades with speeds
Speaker 4: up to fifty plus miles an hour. And a couple
Speaker 4: of those guys probably are listening right now and chuckling
Speaker 4: to themselves. They survived. And one guy lost most of
Speaker 4: his cowboy boots. He had brand new cowboy boots and
Speaker 4: he was tried to use them as brakes because of course,
Speaker 4: remember the big wheel break. It was that little metal
Speaker 4: rod that sort of rubbed against the hollow plastic wheel
Speaker 4: in the back. Well, clearly that doesn't work once you
Speaker 4: exceed about four miles an hour. So he used his
Speaker 4: cowboy boot heels, and we were behind him in a
Speaker 4: car clocking him, and sparks were flying from his heels
Speaker 4: like ten fifteen feet from the nails in the eels
Speaker 4: behind him, and his feet almost caught on fire. As
Speaker 4: some of the most comical things I remember now. He
Speaker 4: certainly could have died. I'm not suggesting anyone should or
Speaker 4: should ever have done that. But you know, those were
Speaker 4: different times. Back then, kids were kids. Kids were left
Speaker 4: to do stupid things. Some of them probably died doing it.
Speaker 4: And as I say that, I think about people who
Speaker 4: hop aboard moving subway cars and subway surf and do
Speaker 4: idiot things like that as well. So you know, parental
Speaker 4: supervision is a good thing. But walking a mile he's
Speaker 4: referring to his story from the stack of stupid. A
Speaker 4: mom was charged with child in endangerment for allowing her
Speaker 4: child for with a child walking less than one mile
Speaker 4: from their home into the neighboring town. Bizarre, absolutely anyhow,
Speaker 4: also bizarre as I'm relishing in the idea of this
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Speaker 1: I know, I've been on a.
Speaker 4: Tear about this Department of Governmental Efficiency, but they toted
Speaker 4: at Center Ran Paul and he always issues his Festivus
Speaker 4: Government Waste Report through some of the ridiculous things that
Speaker 4: the US government chooses to spend our labor on. As
Speaker 4: I always emphasize, when they spend money, they're spending your labor.
Speaker 4: You are working, you are obligated. In spite of us,
Speaker 4: some people who believe the law doesn't matter You've got
Speaker 4: to pay taxes or you can be arrested and charged.
Speaker 4: So work, work, so we can tax you and take
Speaker 4: your money and buy stupid, stupid things. So one of
Speaker 4: the studies highlighted both Paul and this new Department of
Speaker 4: Governmental Efficiency involves seeing what makes a sunfish more aggressive?
Speaker 4: Gin or tequila? You worked for that total one hundred grand.
Speaker 4: How about one million dollars that you worked for and
Speaker 4: labored over to fund a study to see if cocaine
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Speaker 4: paid for seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to determine
Speaker 4: if Neil Armstrong's line was actually one small step for
Speaker 4: man or one small step for a man. And actually
Speaker 4: that study ended up being inconclusive. I think he was
Speaker 4: actually supposed to say one small step for a man,
Speaker 4: but he skipped the a part. But it doesn't matter now,
Speaker 4: does it. He stepped on the moon. Doge clip shared
Speaker 4: by US also featured Senator Paul noting that two million
Speaker 4: dollars you worked for was spent on the construction of
Speaker 4: a kelp and shellfish nursery in Maine. Senator Ran Paul
Speaker 4: pointed out one point five million dollars was spent to
Speaker 4: encourage video gaming in New York. He said, we might
Speaker 4: be better off spending one point five million to discourage
Speaker 4: kids from playing video games. Good point, Senator, three hundred
Speaker 4: and eighty eight thousand dollars for Columbia University, two hundred
Speaker 4: and forty nine thousand dollars for the Baltimore Symphony. He said,
Speaker 4: give money to all the symphonies. And then of course
Speaker 4: you go back to Senator of vive a grammar or
Speaker 4: Senator it's a VVA grammar storry over the weekend talking
Speaker 4: about getting rid of a lot of these large, bloated
Speaker 4: and ridiculously funded organizations in government, which again I applaud
Speaker 4: the effort. I will take whatever we get. If it's
Speaker 4: two trillion dollars, wonderful. If it's a billion, time well spent.
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Speaker 4: insubordination after he led a former student who was experiencing
Speaker 4: homelessness attend school after the student was unenrolled. Madeline Mitchell
Speaker 4: from the Choir reporting on this one. Robert Burnside, principal
Speaker 4: Lakota East High School, Liberty Township, during a predisciplinary hearing,
Speaker 4: district administrators asked Burnside about his relationship with the student
Speaker 4: experiencing homelessness, who was withdrawn from the district this school year.
Speaker 4: Questions obtained by the enquire through the Ohio Public Records
Speaker 4: Act request raised concerned about how the student was able
Speaker 4: to receive lunches at the school and what might happen
Speaker 4: if the student was ever hurt on school grounds. One
Speaker 4: of the questions, do you consider the liability of this
Speaker 4: since he was unenrolled or did you consider he declined
Speaker 4: to comment at the time placed on administrative leaving no
Speaker 4: member first pending the conclusion of an investigation. Following week,
Speaker 4: Superintendent Ashley. Whitley alerted district families about Burnside's absence, since
Speaker 4: said the district had been investigating a concern that was
Speaker 4: brought to their attention. The district had anticipated having a
Speaker 4: resolution sooner, according to what Whitley wrote in the statement.
Speaker 4: District didn't comment further on the situation, but said other
Speaker 4: Lakota East administrators had been overseeing daily operations since he
Speaker 4: Well has been absent. Burnside led Lakota East High School
Speaker 4: since twenty twenty one. Previously served as principal at New
Speaker 4: Richmond High School and before that worked at Lakota as
Speaker 4: an English teacher and as an administrator at Lakota East
Speaker 4: Freshman School. I also spent time as an assistant principal
Speaker 4: at King's High School. According to the resume, Burnside accused
Speaker 4: him in subordination, willfully violating the school board's policy for
Speaker 4: student attendance, and putting himself and the district in a
Speaker 4: potentially liable position that accorded a letter from Rob Kramer,
Speaker 4: executive director of Human Resources for the district. Those charges
Speaker 4: listed in a predisciplinary hearing notice the district sent to
Speaker 4: Burnside November fifth. District also a list of questions or
Speaker 4: asked during the hearing. The predisciplinary hearing, which continually point
Speaker 4: to Burnside's relationship with the previous students who experienced homelessness.
Speaker 4: Burnside question on how he came to know this student,
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Speaker 4: received services at the school without being enrolled. Where was
Speaker 4: he laying his head at night? How was he getting
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Speaker 4: he was withdrawn? What would have occurred if he had
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Speaker 4: He used to remain unpaid administrative leaving definitely until the
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Speaker 4: At six forty one if fifty about KRCD talk station,
Speaker 4: Happy Tuesday. I've read and gay obviously, big credit to
Speaker 4: Gerard Baker with his off ed piece about more years
Speaker 4: of Trump may make American normal again. And one of
Speaker 4: the points he makes the idea that we can actually exchange,
Speaker 4: have a free exchange of ideas and not be you know,
Speaker 4: accused of spreading misinformation or disinformation. We have a government
Speaker 4: that's out there trying to take away our freedom of
Speaker 4: speech by virtue of claiming, oh my god, we can't
Speaker 4: go having that spread around the internet. Boy, we got
Speaker 4: to pull that off Facebook. That post is not a
Speaker 4: good post. You know, what right does anybody have to
Speaker 4: do that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: I know, if it's a private organization, they have every
Speaker 4: right to control what you say and do. They don't
Speaker 4: need to abide by the constitution. They're not a government entity.
Speaker 4: You can feel free to choose a different employer. But
Speaker 4: if you are a government entity, or you are so
Speaker 4: affiliated with a government entity that you are part of it,
Speaker 4: then yes, you must honor our rights to free speech.
Speaker 4: The free exchange of ideas is what built this country.
Speaker 4: And I say that because here's an example of what
Speaker 4: it's like to live in a country without free speech.
Speaker 4: Talk with Tech Friday's day Hatter every Friday at six thirty,
Speaker 4: and I love those conversations. I mean, he's always warning
Speaker 4: us about the problems that are plaguing the Internet and
Speaker 4: the people's efforts to do this that and the other thing.
Speaker 4: You know, how you get hacked and how you avoid it.
Speaker 4: But one of the things he quite often mentions is
Speaker 4: a virtual private network a VPN. And I have one
Speaker 4: I use the Nord VPN, which is one of the
Speaker 4: more popular ones, and it's one of the ones Dave recommends.
Speaker 4: But a VPN is a system of computers that exists
Speaker 4: all around the world, and you log into the VPN,
Speaker 4: the virtual Private network, and it appears to the rest
Speaker 4: of the world that you're operating from a computer that
Speaker 4: is elsewhere. So my particular case, it just had it
Speaker 4: is at de fault on it. I could pick any
Speaker 4: location on the planet. I mean, I could make it
Speaker 4: look like I'm my computer activity is coming from Sweden
Speaker 4: if I wanted, But for whatever reason, it just defaults
Speaker 4: to Chicago. I don't care. It's not my computer, it's
Speaker 4: not my IP address. It is routed through something else.
Speaker 4: And I always laugh about VPNs because in states like
Speaker 4: for example, they try to outlaw pornography, like you know,
Speaker 4: you must log in and prove that you're an adult
Speaker 4: over the age of eighteen and to enter this particular site. Well,
Speaker 4: if it doesn't look like I'm in that state, and
Speaker 4: it appears as though I mean Illinois or someplace else,
Speaker 4: then that's a workaround. Now that's not why I have
Speaker 4: a VPN, So don't get any ideas, but the point
Speaker 4: being we have that right, that opportunity, and it can
Speaker 4: help you in many different ways and protect you from
Speaker 4: some of the more more nefarious things that are going
Speaker 4: out in the world. Go over to Pakistan, which of
Speaker 4: course is a theocracy. Their top legal cleric declared that
Speaker 4: the use of VPNs to browse the Internet Internet is
Speaker 4: now against Islami law.
Speaker 1: Hold on someday I will lose that.
Speaker 4: Cough declaration from the Council of Islamic Ideology announced yesterday
Speaker 4: I guess chairman Ragheb Naimi saying that Islamic law allows
Speaker 4: the government, the government to prevent actions that lead to
Speaker 4: the spread of evil.
Speaker 1: Don't you love that?
Speaker 4: How would you like to live in a system of
Speaker 4: government where the government determines what is evil and what
Speaker 4: you can read or cannot read. And the whole point
Speaker 4: of VPNs being evil is because it gets lets people
Speaker 4: in Pakistan get around the idea that it looks like
Speaker 4: they're in Pakistan where they have blocked and limited multiple
Speaker 4: different Internet sites. They don't want you to get on X,
Speaker 4: they don't want you to get on Facebook, they don't
Speaker 4: want you to get on fill in the blank. Whatever
Speaker 4: they decide is evil. They delete it, don't allow access
Speaker 4: to it through their country servers, routers and internet traffic.
Speaker 4: But if you get on a VPN and it looks
Speaker 4: like you're well in Germany or Cuba or United States,
Speaker 4: you're not subject to those ridiculous laws. So here's to
Speaker 4: the VPN, and here's the people in Pakistan getting to
Speaker 4: consume whatever they want and for them to decide what
Speaker 4: is truly evil or not, for them to get around
Speaker 4: the idea of a theocracy, and says millions of Pakistan
Speaker 4: has been using these vpn to access all these websites
Speaker 4: that have been blocked by the government, most notably.
Speaker 8: X and.
Speaker 4: Also before the parliamentary elections. And if you think about that,
Speaker 4: and our country really worked hard to deprive you of
Speaker 4: information about our US elections. Boy, didn't they work hard
Speaker 4: to censor your comments about Trump or Kamala Harris or whatever.
Speaker 4: That's the scary part, which is why I applaud every
Speaker 4: Pakistani who's got a VPN and their efforts to consume
Speaker 4: whatever content they damn well, please, I don't want to
Speaker 4: live in a world where my government decides what's evil
Speaker 4: and what is not evil, what I can read and
Speaker 4: what I cannot read and know. This is not me
Speaker 4: defending pornography in an elementary school library, so I pointed out,
Speaker 4: and nobody was trying to ban books. They were just
Speaker 4: trying to keep them out of a finite supply of
Speaker 4: space in an elementary school library.
Speaker 1: If you're going to choose between.
Speaker 4: A non offensive, non pornographic work to fill the limited
Speaker 4: shelf space in a library, why would you want to
Speaker 4: have put Heather has two mommies or whatever in that space?
Speaker 4: Different Can you go and get Heather has two mommies
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Speaker 4: Of course you can, but it's available. So is the
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Speaker 1: It's six fifty three here fifty five KRCD talk station.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Jeff.
Speaker 4: I mentioned Jeff all the time, and I'm doing my
Speaker 4: splots because he always chimes in. He listens every morning
Speaker 4: and he just timed iny. He sends me some smiley faces,
Speaker 4: which gives me an opportunity to say hello to the
Speaker 4: crew at MARCN. So I'm I'm improving Jeff's bottom line,
Speaker 4: one sponsor at a time. So be like Jeff, take
Speaker 4: my advice save money on mostly everything. That seems to
Speaker 4: me the dominant theme of my advertising because that's what
Speaker 4: I love. When people get to save money, they get
Speaker 4: quality products and services. And I'll never steer you in
Speaker 4: the wrong direction because I rely on the same people
Speaker 4: that I recommend. We always hear from my heart Meata
Speaker 4: Aviation Extra Jay Rale of every Thursday.
Speaker 1: I love that guy.
Speaker 4: He is one outstanding human being, just generally speaking. But
Speaker 4: I enjoy our conversations and I think one of the
Speaker 4: ones we're going to be talking about this is frightening.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 4: You may have heard about the plane that got shot
Speaker 4: in Haiti, which you know Spirit Airlines. They were at
Speaker 4: that tusson Little Vanterira International Airport, Haitian capital Port of
Speaker 4: Prince November eleventh. I guess they got shot with a
Speaker 4: bunch of I don't know it was ak rounds or
Speaker 4: bottom line, it was a hell of bullets hit the plane,
Speaker 4: resulting in the FAA nancying a ban on all civilian flights.
Speaker 1: Lo and behold.
Speaker 4: Southwest Airline plane hit by gun fire while preparing to
Speaker 4: take off at Dallas love Field Airport in Texas Friday night.
Speaker 4: Thankfully no injuries were reported, but the idea that something
Speaker 4: like this is happening here is really frightening. Southwest Airline
Speaker 4: flight twenty four ninety four, taxing for departure to Indianapolis.
Speaker 4: A bullet, they say, apparently struck the right side of
Speaker 4: the aircraft just under the flight deck. Safely returned to
Speaker 4: terminal Dallas love Airport after the gunfire. It's not clear
Speaker 4: how many passengers were aboard the plane, but it is
Speaker 4: clear that no one was harmed or injured, which is
Speaker 4: the really wonderful outcome on this. But you know, on
Speaker 4: the heels of the one that happened in Haiti, this
Speaker 4: is I find this rather disturbing, and unfortunately I don't
Speaker 4: have to fly too much since this job does not
Speaker 4: require me to travel. However, I go back to the influx,
Speaker 4: this mass influx of literally tens of millions of people,
Speaker 4: as that occurred over the past, you know, not just
Speaker 4: this administration, but in the prior ones with the known
Speaker 4: god aways, many of whom may very well be terrorist organizations,
Speaker 4: with the thirty thousand to fifty thousand Chinese Communist Party,
Speaker 4: aged military, aged men that have come into our country,
Speaker 4: people from the four corners of the globe, coming into
Speaker 4: our country for reasons we don't know, motivations not clear.
Speaker 4: It's not like they swear them in and put them
Speaker 4: under light detector tests when they're when they're crossing over
Speaker 4: the southern borders. It's like they stamp them and go
Speaker 4: on in, come on in, there's your bus over there.
Speaker 4: I worry about this kind of thing terrorist activity, and
Speaker 4: you know, being familiar with rifles and firearms generally speaking,
Speaker 4: because I'm a huge fan of the Second Amendment and
Speaker 4: I like to exercise that right all the time by
Speaker 4: going to the range. I know what rifles are capable of,
Speaker 4: and I know the distances at which you can shoot
Speaker 4: a rifle, and yeah, you could easily hit an airport plane.
Speaker 4: This is not me advocating for some sort of firearm
Speaker 4: crackdown because it's possible, because it's always been possible. But
Speaker 4: when's the last time you heard about airplanes being shot?
Speaker 4: I don't recall it happening before. It may have happened,
Speaker 4: I don't know. I know they're targeted with lasers all
Speaker 4: the time, and that's just sort of been a more
Speaker 4: modern phenomenon because lasers are now you can buy one
Speaker 4: for twenty bucks on Amazon. But shooting at airplanes something
Speaker 4: to think about safe travels as we approach Thanksgiving six
Speaker 4: fifty six fifty five Krsity Talks Station plenty to talk
Speaker 4: about before we get to seven thirty with Michael Mercer
Speaker 4: about the Empower Youth Seminar, the last one for twenty
Speaker 4: twenty four, involving a concert and food and celebration. We'll
Speaker 4: get to that seven thirty. I'll be right back your voice.
Speaker 8: Thank you for taking my call.
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Speaker 1: Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Fun right here if you let callifi. I went three seven, four,
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Speaker 4: eight and t fun. I'm gonna have a little bit
Speaker 4: of fun at the bottom of the hour just in
Speaker 4: anticipation of even more fun last Empower You Seminar of
Speaker 4: the Year, which involves a seminar by my bottom of
Speaker 4: the Hour guest Michael Mercier, who is apparently the leading
Speaker 4: expert on all things Elvis Presley. So the Power You Seminar,
Speaker 4: Final one of the Year is going to be a
Speaker 4: big fun event that he's gonna do a lecture on
Speaker 4: Elvis and answering all the questions, dispelling all the rumors,
Speaker 4: as well as followed by a concert. There's going to
Speaker 4: be an Elvis in person, Nator in band, and there's
Speaker 4: going to be uh I think drinks including adult beverages
Speaker 4: and food and all kinds of fun and games. So
Speaker 4: two twenty five North and Boulevard's a place to be.
Speaker 4: All the details and information already on my blog page
Speaker 4: fifty five care se dot com, where you can check
Speaker 4: out what former Vice Mayor of the City of Cincinnati
Speaker 4: Smithman had to say yesterday on his smith event Man
Speaker 4: he was on fire in addition to spreading some news
Speaker 4: about a good friend of his uh doing some fundraising
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Speaker 4: really sort of heartbroken over the reality of that. But
Speaker 4: illegal immigration and that Lake and Riley case has broken
Speaker 4: his heart and he takes it personally, having a daughter
Speaker 4: that he thinks about and cares about and worries about
Speaker 4: like all good parents do. It's a really enlightening thing,
Speaker 4: Christopher had to say. So I encourage you to head
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Speaker 4: all the other information. Care starts now. Fundraiser is going on.
Speaker 4: You can help them out as well. Speaking of things
Speaker 4: related to cancer, and let me do paused for a
Speaker 4: moment and get quick update because I told a bunch
Speaker 4: of people I want on the keto diet two reasons.
Speaker 4: One because of cancer. I read a whole lot of
Speaker 4: research on it that if you starve your cancer of
Speaker 4: sugars and that you can really go a long way
Speaker 4: into either stopping it in its tracks or maybe even
Speaker 4: getting rid of it. Now, I know the science is
Speaker 4: out on this, and there's all kinds of different studies
Speaker 4: and everything can figure what the hell. I've been encouraged
Speaker 4: to lose some weight anyway, so I decided I'm going
Speaker 4: to try that. So it's almost a month and I
Speaker 4: woke up this morning and I'm almost down fifteen pounds.
Speaker 4: And I only say this out loud one because I
Speaker 4: mentioned it on Facebook with two because I want to
Speaker 4: thank my wife. It reminds me of pulp fiction, because
Speaker 4: remember when the one character said, you know, well, my
Speaker 4: girlfriend's a vegetarian, so I'm basically a vegetarian myself. Well,
Speaker 4: when you're on a kyto diet and you are basically
Speaker 4: cooking for two, you're essentially stuck with your spouse. Now,
Speaker 4: she can eat whatever she wants, but she's been struggling
Speaker 4: with me. The bigger problem is when you go on
Speaker 4: this diet it's actually a name for it, it's called
Speaker 4: keto flu, and you feel like crap, Go ahead, cut
Speaker 4: all your carbs, and sugars out of your diet. Give
Speaker 4: yourself a couple of days and see how you feel.
Speaker 4: You'll know exactly how I've been feeling for almost a
Speaker 4: month now. So actually this morning I woke up, I
Speaker 4: actually had more energy, and I hope that part of
Speaker 4: this diet is gone because it sucks out loud.
Speaker 1: And whether I'm doing myself any good, I don't know.
Speaker 4: But a major major encouragement for me this morning, and
Speaker 4: I got on the scale, so hopefully I will reach
Speaker 4: my goal now. I mentioned Gerard Baker's comic Calm this morning,
Speaker 4: and I've quoted most of it, and the one thing
Speaker 4: I wanted to bring up is I move over.
Speaker 1: One of the things.
Speaker 4: He's so hoping that after four years of this cup
Speaker 4: coming Trump presidency, we will have put behind to us
Speaker 4: all this lunacy, this insanity. He started out with a
Speaker 4: parallel with the Emperor's new clothes, that nobody says anything,
Speaker 4: but we all know that there are men and there
Speaker 4: are women biological science. But you can't say anything out
Speaker 4: loud because somebody's going to ridicule you. So everybody keeps quiet,
Speaker 4: and it takes some little kid in the audience to
Speaker 4: say the emperor has no clothes, and everybody starts cracking
Speaker 4: up and going, you know, you're right. Well he parallel,
Speaker 4: he draws, is that's Donald Trump. And now we're all
Speaker 4: waking up to the reality that we're partying, we're celebrating,
Speaker 4: we're rejoicing, and we're pointing out the stupidity of the
Speaker 4: policies that have been governing our lives for the past
Speaker 4: decade plus. And one of the things he mentions the
Speaker 4: idea that the nation sits atop one of the greatest
Speaker 4: reservoirs of natural energy resources on Earth, and that we
Speaker 4: forcibly restrain ourselves from exploiting them to save the planet
Speaker 4: on the basis of politicized science, while other countries are
Speaker 4: free to do much more damage to the global environment.
Speaker 4: This is the point I've been making for years and years.
Speaker 4: How come China gets to do it? How come India
Speaker 4: gets to do it? Go on and on and on,
Speaker 4: up and down the road, while the rest of the
Speaker 4: Western world kills itself. France, there's another op ed piece
Speaker 4: in the journal today just mentioning some of the things
Speaker 4: France is moving over to. Basically, the low hanging fruit
Speaker 4: of eliminating particulate from the environment. That's all been dealt with.
Speaker 4: So now they're pushing more electric vehicles, penalties for driving
Speaker 4: older cars, promoting remote work, cut down in commutes, mandating
Speaker 4: fewer business trips and vacations abroad, mandating denser housing, restricting
Speaker 4: the size and resolution of your computer monitor for the
Speaker 4: purposes of limiting energy consumptions for televisions and smartphones. Regulating
Speaker 4: the temperature of your home maximum temp in the winter
Speaker 4: sixty six minimum or minimum temperature in the summer seventy eight,
Speaker 4: all via regulations, subsidies, penalties, and taxes. Are the these
Speaker 4: people nuts? They ask rhetorically, and then over to a
Speaker 4: piece by Paul Tice. Now I'm not familiar with Paul Tye.
Speaker 4: He's a senior fellow at the National Center for Energy
Speaker 4: Analytics and author of The Race to Zero. How esg
Speaker 4: investing will creater the global financial system, so you can
Speaker 4: get an idea where he is on the whole thing,
Speaker 4: same place I am.
Speaker 1: But what can Trump do? Two things?
Speaker 4: First points out, rather than simply exit the Paris Agreement
Speaker 4: via executive order, which is what he did before, only
Speaker 4: to have it reversed by Biden, he says, and the
Speaker 4: unconstitutional back and forth by submitting the Climate Treaty to
Speaker 4: the Senate. It's required of all binding international treaties, including
Speaker 4: the Paris Agreement in the United Nations Companion's Sustainable Development
Speaker 4: Goals for twenty thirty. It requires in this country, under
Speaker 4: the law two thirds approval to pass the upper upper Chamber,
Speaker 4: and of course Republicans with a fifty three majority, it
Speaker 4: won't happen. Just do it, get it shot down, put
Speaker 4: a shovel, dig a hole.
Speaker 1: And bury it.
Speaker 4: Second strike the two thousand and nine endangerment finding from
Speaker 4: the books. That's initial cap endangerment finding. This ruling, which
Speaker 4: he explains devised by the Environmental Protection Agency, compels the
Speaker 4: EPA to regulate carbon pollution from greenhouse gases because such
Speaker 4: emissions quote endanger both the public health and the public
Speaker 4: welfare of current and future generations, which has been the
Speaker 4: justification for anti fossil fuel bias across all kinds of
Speaker 4: government agencies, most notably during this current administration, which is
Speaker 4: quickly coming to an end. So, he says, rather than
Speaker 4: issuing a new counter finding and letting the courts deal
Speaker 4: with it, Trump should urge Congress to pass the legislation
Speaker 4: that reigns in the EPA by reasserting Congressional authority over
Speaker 4: the Clean Air Act, which would be consistent with those
Speaker 4: recent Supreme Court decisions ones that I'm in love with,
Speaker 4: like West Virginia versus EPA and that Lowerbride Enterprises versus Riamanda,
Speaker 4: which found that executive ages can't agencies cannot cannot implement
Speaker 4: major policy changes without explicit authorization from Congress, and all
Speaker 4: these regulations are not explicitly authorized by Congress. This is
Speaker 4: that whole idea of reigning in the regular authority of government,
Speaker 4: and we've been given the opportunity to do that under
Speaker 4: the new Supreme Court rules under the law. So this
Speaker 4: provides an opportunity for say, hey, hey, hey, you know
Speaker 4: what trace greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.
Speaker 1: Hey what you know what?
Speaker 4: They're naturally occurring and not particulate pollutants that can be
Speaker 4: regulated by the EPA. That is a statement of scientific fact.
Speaker 4: Your exhalation is plug that food, methade, and nitrous ox
Speaker 4: sine occur in nature.
Speaker 1: They're part of the atmosphere that we regularly and normally breathe.
Speaker 4: Why are we killing ourselves and ruining our economy to
Speaker 4: regulate things that are naturally occurring. Good question. Ask it
Speaker 4: out loud to your global warming friends. Just a couple
Speaker 4: of quick points.
Speaker 1: You mean are they?
Speaker 4: They are?
Speaker 1: He mates, and I think it's a great idea.
Speaker 3: Just fuel for thought.
Speaker 4: And maybe an opportunity to bring our economy back, maybe
Speaker 4: an opportunity to have lower price gasoline, a lower energy bill.
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Speaker 4: Seven twenty one fifty five kr CD talk station, Happy
Speaker 4: Tuesday to you hear about that Elvis uh event coming
Speaker 4: up at the bottom of the hour. In the meantime,
Speaker 4: if you're a journalist and you get the opportunity to
Speaker 4: interview a world leader, a former world leader, or a
Speaker 4: soon to be again elected world leader, when you take
Speaker 4: up the opportunity, regardless which side of the political spectrum
Speaker 4: you're on, ask hard questions. If you get the opportunity
Speaker 4: to get your foot in the door as a journalist,
Speaker 4: isn't it your job to do that? I just this
Speaker 4: blows my mind how unbelievablew MSNBC has always been unbelievably
Speaker 4: leftist politicized, but apparently Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski, the
Speaker 4: host of The Morning Joe, are getting crap from their
Speaker 4: own people for actually meeting with President elect Donald Trump
Speaker 4: all over social media and like one cowardice doing exactly
Speaker 4: what anti Trump is dooring Tom tim Snyder Warrens on
Speaker 4: air not to do obey in advance. It's disgusting and
Speaker 4: frankly unsurprising, largely disdainful, one said Jennifer Rubin, described as
Speaker 4: an MSNBC contributor. I don't even know that the people
Speaker 4: over there, I'm barely even familiar with Joe Scarborough, but
Speaker 4: called it disgusting on social media. Another MSNBC host, Katie Fang,
Speaker 4: normalizing Trump is a bad idea, period one, echoing that
Speaker 4: Vacatie Fang is right, it's normalization. It's all access barbar streiss,
Speaker 4: and journalists don't need access to their subjects to hold
Speaker 4: them to account. None of it is believable. The obvious
Speaker 4: answer is believable. They are opportunists. Well wait a second,
Speaker 4: how is this in any way, shape or form a
Speaker 4: bad idea? They actually went in there to ask them
Speaker 4: some difficult questions, and even I guess Scarborough was prepared
Speaker 4: for the for the backlash. How is it a bad
Speaker 4: thing for any journalist to take up an opportunity to
Speaker 4: ask hard questions of any political figure like this? Hell
Speaker 4: if I had an opportunity to sit down with Joe Biden,
Speaker 4: now I know, I get circular answers, and he would
Speaker 4: look off into the distance, you know, like and at
Speaker 4: the butterflies that are flying around him that aren't actually there.
Speaker 4: Different story. But hell, if I could have had an
Speaker 4: op unity to sit down with with Barack Obama, I
Speaker 4: certainly would have asked him a lot of difficult questions.
Speaker 4: He would have been comfortable with them. He wouldn't even
Speaker 4: have entertain an idea of talking with me. I'm surprised
Speaker 4: Trump even offered them an opportunity to sit down at
Speaker 4: mar A Lago. That's actually speaks volumes to Trump, doesn't it.
Speaker 4: He doesn't know what he's going to get into with
Speaker 4: these leftists. He does know they're probably going to post
Speaker 4: some leftist questions. Scarborough said, We're not here to defend
Speaker 4: or normalize Donald Trump. We're here to report on him
Speaker 4: and hopefully provide you insights that are going to be
Speaker 4: going to better equip all of us in understanding these
Speaker 4: deeply unsettling times. Unsettling for him, perhaps unsettling for his audience,
Speaker 4: of course. But don't you think if you are a
Speaker 4: left wing nut job out in the world that it
Speaker 4: would be interesting to know what your left wing nut
Speaker 4: job talking heads are asking the nut job right wing
Speaker 4: guide that's going to be the next president of the
Speaker 4: United States of America. Wouldn't you find that beneficial? This
Speaker 4: isn't journalism anymore. I'll give a nod to Scarborough for
Speaker 4: doing the for sitting down and asking some questions of him.
Speaker 4: That's what journalists are supposed to do. Just the rhetoric
Speaker 4: coming from the audience and the fellow NSNBC employees being
Speaker 4: critical of him taking up that opportunity, it's absolutely mind
Speaker 4: blowing to me. Oh well, seven twenty five fifty five
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Speaker 4: happy Tuesday to you inside scoop coming up after top
Speaker 4: of the our news and one hour from now Daniel
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Speaker 4: fifty five Heresy Morning Show. Elvis Fan extraordinary, Michael Mercyer.
Speaker 4: He's going to be doing an empower youth seminar, and
Speaker 4: it's actually more than just a seminar. It is a
Speaker 4: whole evening of fun and games. Show up live so
Speaker 4: you can enjoy beer, wine, appetizers and enjoy a live
Speaker 4: concert after Michael's speech on Elvis, Welcome to the program, Michael.
Speaker 4: It's a great have you on today.
Speaker 12: Hey, thank you Brian very much.
Speaker 1: You've been an Elvis fan your entire life. Apparently understand you.
Speaker 4: You actually made a trip to Graceland with your dad
Speaker 4: back in the day a few years ago. That was
Speaker 4: I suppose.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, I've made two trips. One my dad and
Speaker 12: I took a road trip from Boston to Graceland in
Speaker 12: nineteen ninety and then in two thousand and nine, my
Speaker 12: own son and I took a trip from Cincinnati to Graceland.
Speaker 1: Oh that's cool, sir.
Speaker 4: You know, I've always seen pictures of Graceland, and you know,
Speaker 4: most recently, I guess the movie Zombie Land had Graceland
Speaker 4: in after the Zombie Apocalar and was all dilapidate and everything.
Speaker 4: The one thing that I've been told and I've heard
Speaker 4: other people say, and I wanted to get your impression
Speaker 4: on that, is that, you know, given how big homes
Speaker 4: have gotten over the years, and you look at these
Speaker 4: twenty thirty forty fifty thousand square foot ridiculous houses out
Speaker 4: west and out east, it's it's a lot smaller than
Speaker 4: you would think it would be given how historic Graceland is.
Speaker 1: Is that your impression?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I would say yes, yes. You know, you walk
Speaker 12: in and there's a dining room in the left and
Speaker 12: a living room in the right, and then you go
Speaker 12: through a hallway and then you have a kitchen and
Speaker 12: like a bedroom in the back, and then that that
Speaker 12: famous jungle room. But I'd agree with you, it doesn't
Speaker 12: it doesn't seem like a huge, you know, Hollywood mansion.
Speaker 4: Really was he a kind of a humble guy in
Speaker 4: his in his real life, you know, and outthstanding the
Speaker 4: amazing stage person he put on.
Speaker 1: What kind of guy was he?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: Sort of day to day?
Speaker 12: Well, if you that's the great thing about the Internet.
Speaker 12: It's given you know, all these Elvis obsessed fans with
Speaker 12: all of this information you can. You can hear interviews
Speaker 12: with all of his friends and the people that performed
Speaker 12: with him and acted with him, and you know what
Speaker 12: you hear is he was this enormously generous person. I
Speaker 12: think like everyone who everyone in the Memphis mafia and
Speaker 12: people that work for me. You bought them a home
Speaker 12: and cars, and he was always giving anonymously. There was
Speaker 12: a story that was revealed recently that sometime in the
Speaker 12: seventies there were like consecutive Christmases where on Christmas Eve
Speaker 12: he could go to the Memphis prison, the jail and
Speaker 12: talk to every inmate and see what he could do
Speaker 12: for them to help them, you know, whether it was
Speaker 12: money for their family or whatever.
Speaker 1: But he was this really you know, down to earth.
Speaker 12: Everyone says he was really down to earth, kind and generous.
Speaker 12: But at the same time, what's and I covered this
Speaker 12: in the talk. So many people say that he had
Speaker 12: this this aura that you could feel electricity, like you
Speaker 12: could be in a room and he'd enter the building
Speaker 12: and you didn't know he was there. You could physically
Speaker 12: feel that he was there and you knew he was there.
Speaker 12: He gave off like an energy and electricity that many
Speaker 12: people talked about so he was. He was very humble,
Speaker 12: but I think there was something going on there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, I understand that.
Speaker 4: And I guess one of the things I learned and
Speaker 4: I get your reaction on the movie that was made
Speaker 4: about him that Tom Hanks was in, But when I
Speaker 4: read Bill O'Reilly's Killing the Legends, I came away with
Speaker 4: this absolute and I wouldn't say hatred, that's a tough word,
Speaker 4: but disdain for Colonel Tom Parker. He worked Elvis Presley
Speaker 4: to death. I mean you can almost say that literally, right,
Speaker 4: And that's.
Speaker 12: You know, that's something that I think Elvis, from what
Speaker 12: I've heard from you know, and everything's his bodyguard said
Speaker 12: and the mesmafia that in the seventies he became aware
Speaker 12: that Colonel Parker had the serious gambling problem and that,
Speaker 12: you know, Elvis was I think he was doing like
Speaker 12: performing one hundred and eighty nights a year in the
Speaker 12: in the seventies, and sometimes he'd be two shows, like
Speaker 12: in Vegas he shows a night for thirty days straight.
Speaker 12: So he felt like he was being worked to death.
Speaker 12: And it was partly to pay off Colonel Parker's gambling
Speaker 12: deaths because he'd lose, you know, a million bucks.
Speaker 4: You know, in a moment, how is a guy like Elvis,
Speaker 4: with all the money he was made, how popular he was,
Speaker 4: all the access to the multitudes and the masses of people,
Speaker 4: was he able to be kept in such a confined
Speaker 4: space and domineered by so much by Tom Parker that
Speaker 4: he didn't get some sort of independent financial advice or
Speaker 4: get someone to sort of grab him by the neck
Speaker 4: and say, dude, do you realize you are being ripped
Speaker 4: off and work to death?
Speaker 1: For that man's issues.
Speaker 12: That I really don't understand, because I know he knew
Speaker 12: he was being worked to death.
Speaker 1: But on another level, I think.
Speaker 12: That Elvis implicitly trusted Colonel Parker because he really, you know,
Speaker 12: in the fifties made him so successful. He really attributed
Speaker 12: his mega success to to a great extent, to Colonel
Speaker 12: Parker's promotional abilities. You know, and I know I've seen
Speaker 12: in interviews with Elvis' father he said the same thing, like,
Speaker 12: you know, you can trust a guy like Colonel Parker's.
Speaker 12: I think there was a real naivete. I think they
Speaker 12: implicitly trusted Colonel Parker on well financially in terms of
Speaker 12: like the deals, right, but I think they're very naive,
Speaker 12: you know in terms of like business and finances, and
Speaker 12: really weren't fully aware of how much she, you know,
Speaker 12: Cola Parker was taking from him, you know, financially well.
Speaker 4: Speaking of taking obviously muchly. A dramatically different racial environment
Speaker 4: existed back in the fifties when you know, he made
Speaker 4: his bones in music and became popular, and I think
Speaker 4: of a guy like Pat Boone who would sing black
Speaker 4: music for a white audience. You know, that was for
Speaker 4: the purposely designed so it was acceptable. I know Elvis
Speaker 4: has been accused of that, of stealing the music of
Speaker 4: that belonged to the black culture. Was he aware of
Speaker 4: those criticisms during his lifetime or did these come up
Speaker 4: later in life?
Speaker 12: He was, And well, I don't know for sure, but
Speaker 12: I get the sense that he was, because there were
Speaker 12: multiple times where you know, he didn't appropriate that music.
Speaker 12: He really transformed black rhythm and blues into his own thing,
Speaker 12: and that's why it was so popular. You know, it
Speaker 12: was something new. And of course you've probably heard when
Speaker 12: when they first started playing his records in the South,
Speaker 12: white listeners thought he thought he was black, So people
Speaker 12: thought he was black initially, but he was doing something
Speaker 12: different with the music, he was transforming it and making
Speaker 12: it his own. But there are multiple interviews in press
Speaker 12: conferences that he did where he would say, my music
Speaker 12: was really a combination of gospel, rhythm and blues and
Speaker 12: country combined. So he always knew that he was borrowing
Speaker 12: and taking as the basis of his music black gospel
Speaker 12: and rhythm and blues.
Speaker 8: You know, and transform.
Speaker 12: I mean, he didn't do his own thing, but he
Speaker 12: always acknowledged that it wasn't you know this appropriation where
Speaker 12: he tried to sound like a black performer and claimed
Speaker 12: the music as being just his own. He always credited
Speaker 12: black performers well.
Speaker 4: Get that he started out with gospel. Was Was he
Speaker 4: a profoundly religious man himself?
Speaker 8: He was?
Speaker 12: He was and his his girlfriend Lynda Thompson in the seventies,
Speaker 12: he used to talk about how he he would wear
Speaker 12: across and a star of David and I forget the
Speaker 12: Islamic symbol because he said he didn't want to be
Speaker 12: kept out of heaven on the captality. So but he
Speaker 12: had a he had a trunk of two hundred books
Speaker 12: that he would take with him on his tours in
Speaker 12: the seventies. He was very really an intellectually. He became
Speaker 12: an intellectual and a lot of them were always had
Speaker 12: the Bible next to his bed, and a lot of
Speaker 12: them were spiritual books. He would read about different faiths,
Speaker 12: you know, from all different cultures. He was extremely spiritual.
Speaker 4: And one of the things I have to comment on
Speaker 4: before we part come to day Michael Mercier. We're just
Speaker 4: scratching the surface of his topic, which obviously Elvis Presley.
Speaker 4: The event Thursday, six point thirty pm. We got an
Speaker 4: early star time. If you're showing up a two twenty
Speaker 4: five northn Boulevard, that's when the appetizers and the beer
Speaker 4: and wine start flowing. Michael's going to start speaking at seven,
Speaker 4: and then at eight o'clock you're going to hear from
Speaker 4: the sincerely Elvis Tribute band, who's going to be playing
Speaker 4: for an hour with all the Elvis music and of
Speaker 4: course the Elvis experience and the moves and the as
Speaker 4: it's described here in my notes, electric vibes. So it's
Speaker 4: gonna be a fun full evening. But back over to
Speaker 4: the question I wanted to end on this morning, Michael
Speaker 4: with you his film career now some obviously better than others,
Speaker 4: and I have seen quite a few Elvis movies. I
Speaker 4: wouldn't exactly call any of them Academy Award winning material,
Speaker 4: but there are some of them that I have a
Speaker 4: feeling that Elvis had to be really, really embarrassed to make.
Speaker 4: And of course not Viva Las Vegas, because Ann Margaret
Speaker 4: was smoking hot in that movie. But clam Bake, I mean,
Speaker 4: come on, man, seriously, Michael, you're the biggest Elvis fan
Speaker 4: on the planet.
Speaker 1: You can't defend clam Bake.
Speaker 12: No, No, honestly, I think I found all this personally
Speaker 12: to be a mediocre actor. I think he had potential, yeah,
Speaker 12: but he wasn't like a Rod Steiger, right, He wasn't
Speaker 12: a native actor in my opinion. And yes, he was
Speaker 12: giving all given all those terrible films, and it frustrated him.
Speaker 12: You might have heard this story where Barbara streisand approached
Speaker 12: him about taking the lead and a star is born
Speaker 12: and he wanted to do it. He thought this could
Speaker 12: be my big break to get into dramatic films, and
Speaker 12: the Colonel Parker demanded too much money and she declined. Oh,
Speaker 12: so he gave up the Yeah, he gave up the
Speaker 12: film career and said forget it. Hollywood doesn't want me,
Speaker 12: and he went back to music, which which was great
Speaker 12: in the seventies.
Speaker 1: Of course, you know, well that's great, Michael.
Speaker 4: It's been a real pleasure having you on to Dan
Speaker 4: and it's gonna be a really interesting conversation. You'll do
Speaker 4: Q and A at this tonight, will you? Yeah, we're
Speaker 4: on Thursday. Yes, Thursday, not tonight. I don't want to Thursday, Thursday, Thursday, Thursday.
Speaker 4: The information on my blog page fifty five cars bring
Speaker 4: an appetizer. If you're showing up in person for the
Speaker 4: six thirty social, you're encourage to bringing appetizer or dessert. Again,
Speaker 4: they'd be beer and wine flowing. You get an hour's
Speaker 4: worth of conversation with Michael, and then you get an
Speaker 4: hour's worth of music with the band. Michael has been
Speaker 4: a real good I have fun on Thursday. I know
Speaker 4: it's going to be a great event. A lot of
Speaker 4: people are going to check it out. So have fun
Speaker 4: and uh I will probably talk with you again down
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 12: All right, thanks so much, Brian.
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Speaker 4: Nick Gilbertson on Pennsylvania on counting votes after the Supreme
Speaker 4: Court said stop. The audacity of the Pennsylvania election officials
Speaker 4: is beyond my.
Speaker 1: Comprehension.
Speaker 4: Pennsylvania Supreme Court had previously stated and unequivocally that mail
Speaker 4: in and absentee ballots that do not comply with the
Speaker 4: requirements of the Pennsylvania election codes had a signature requirement. Specifically,
Speaker 4: unequivocally had stated in a prior decision they cannot be counted.
Speaker 4: That's the highest court of the land. This is not
Speaker 4: something the US Supreme Court is going to rule on.
Speaker 4: This is Pennsylvania law that was done over with stick
Speaker 4: a fork in. It don't count the damn ballot. It
Speaker 4: doesn't qualify under Pennsylvania law.
Speaker 1: And yet they did it anyway.
Speaker 4: Bucks County Commissioners Diane Ellis, Marceglia and chair of Robert
Speaker 4: Harvey Jr. They wanted to count and moved and actually
Speaker 4: voted two to one vote. They took a vote on
Speaker 4: this to count four hundred and five miss or undated
Speaker 4: mail in ballots. They do not qualify because of being
Speaker 4: misdated or undated. So off to court, they had to go.
Speaker 4: Republicans sued them because Bob Casey was losing and ap
Speaker 4: had already called the race for Dave McCormick, Senator Black McCormick,
Speaker 4: you can call him that now. And some are speculating
Speaker 4: that they were hoping this would happen throughout the state,
Speaker 4: that by gathering up four hundred and five here or
Speaker 4: one thousand there of ballots it did not qualify to
Speaker 4: be counted, they could get enough of them to get
Speaker 4: a runoff and probably engage in more cheating when they
Speaker 4: did a recount, not a runoff, a recount it needs
Speaker 4: to be if it zero point five apart or less
Speaker 4: than they do an automatic recount.
Speaker 1: Now, this is what's so enraging to me.
Speaker 4: This Commissioner, Ellis Marceglia, said that she did not value
Speaker 4: the court precedent, actually boasting that she was indifferent as
Speaker 4: to whether or not she was breaking the law in
Speaker 4: her official capacity by ignoring the Supreme Court ruling.
Speaker 1: On this subject. Here's what she said.
Speaker 4: I think we all know that precedent by a court
Speaker 4: doesn't matter anymore in this country, and people violate laws
Speaker 4: anytime they want.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 4: For me, if I violate the laws because I want
Speaker 4: a court to pay attention to it. Close quote, well, ma'am,
Speaker 4: there was nothing in dispute here. The votes did not
Speaker 4: qualify to be counted. That's what the law said, That's
Speaker 4: what the Supreme Court confirmed when it dealt with this topic.
Speaker 1: It's not that long ago.
Speaker 4: That's exactly what the Supreme Court came out swinging yesterday
Speaker 4: and said. The Court hereby assumes all in caps, assumes
Speaker 4: that King's Bench authority over the instant application only to
Speaker 4: direct that all respondents, including boards of elections in Buck County,
Speaker 4: Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County, shall comply with the prior
Speaker 4: ruling of this Court in which we have clarified that
Speaker 4: mailing and absentee ballots that failed to comply with the
Speaker 4: requirements of the Pennsylvania Election Code shall not be counted.
Speaker 4: I mean, in the opinion itself, they did bold capitalized
Speaker 4: statements shall not be counted. It's like, listen, woman smack
Speaker 4: them across the face and sort of verbally or metaphorically,
Speaker 4: didn't you read what we said before? And there she
Speaker 4: is standing up there saying, yeah, I violated the loss.
Speaker 4: So what everybody does it? And she was doing it
Speaker 4: to try to benefit Democrat Bob Casey. So who's about democracy,
Speaker 4: who's about preservation of our republic? Who's about well, just
Speaker 4: cheating to get what they want? Perfect illustration right here.
Speaker 4: We'll continue talking about this after the top of the
Speaker 4: air news that we can stick around. We'll be right
Speaker 4: back your voice.
Speaker 9: Thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 8: It gives us all somewhat to think about.
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Speaker 4: we get the inside scoop with bright Bart News joining
Speaker 4: us today, Capitol Hill Reporter Nick Gilbertson returns to talk
Speaker 4: about what I've been mentioning all morning, the Pennsylvania vote counting,
Speaker 4: which is in violation of the law.
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Speaker 4: Capitol Hill Reporter.
Speaker 1: Welcome back. Nick's great to have you on the fifty
Speaker 1: five KRC Morning Show.
Speaker 2: As always, Hey, Brian, great to be here, Thanks for
Speaker 2: having me.
Speaker 3: You know, I am a lawyer.
Speaker 4: I continue I maintain my law license, although I have
Speaker 4: not practiced. This is my eighteenth year in radio concluding it,
Speaker 4: so I'm no longer an active practitioner of the law.
Speaker 4: I have a profound respect for the law. I understand it.
Speaker 4: I understand the constitutional framework, the separation of powers and
Speaker 4: the separate but equal branches of government, including the Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: And that's the federal level. But the states are all
Speaker 4: set up the same way. Apparently the people counting the
Speaker 4: votes in Pennsylvania, least in a couple of counties, didn't
Speaker 4: get the memo. They actively and out loud intentionally violated
Speaker 4: the law in trying and continuing to count votes that
Speaker 4: did not qualify to be counted under Pennsylvania law. This
Speaker 4: was mind blowing the defiance that came out of one
Speaker 4: of these officials. It doesn't matter anymore, this woman said.
Speaker 4: I think we all know that precedent by a court
Speaker 4: doesn't matter in this country, and people violate laws anytime
Speaker 4: they want. So for me, if I violate the law,
Speaker 4: it's because I want a court to pay attention to it.
Speaker 4: So say it commissioner Elise Marzilla, a woman named Ellis Margalia.
Speaker 4: I mean, I couldn't believe my eyes when I was
Speaker 4: reading this. Well, and what's your response on all this, Nick,
Speaker 4: You've been following it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Brian, I was absolutely shocked when I saw that
Speaker 2: board meeting there in Bucks County last week. And yes,
Speaker 2: it's a mind you this is the party, by the way,
Speaker 2: that screamed about threats of democracy, you know, an election
Speaker 2: integrity here for four years after twenty twenty, and now
Speaker 2: we have this going on. But yeah, this all comes
Speaker 2: down to two really a couple types of ballots here
Speaker 2: that we're getting talented in Bucks County and other counties
Speaker 2: throughout the state in defiance of these Supreme Court rulings
Speaker 2: from you know this year and president that was said
Speaker 2: that decided, you know, these votes shouldn't count. So the
Speaker 2: first type that are in question are these misdated ballots,
Speaker 2: and you know they're missing signatures or misdated or undated ballots,
Speaker 2: and the court had already ruled, you know that you
Speaker 2: can't count these. There's no way to you know, verify
Speaker 2: these in the state election law. There's really you know,
Speaker 2: a wiggle room on this stuff. And you know these people.
Speaker 2: They go ahead. Last Tuesday, Elis Marceeglia there and her
Speaker 2: fellow board member Robert Harvey Jr. They vote two to
Speaker 2: one to count the votes even though there's an existing
Speaker 2: Supreme Court order. Then on Thursday there's again there's two
Speaker 2: types of ballots again that are in question, on provisional
Speaker 2: ballots and whether you know if they have to be
Speaker 2: signed in two places, one on the affidavit and one
Speaker 2: on the on the ballot or on the envelope itself,
Speaker 2: if they're missing a sat nature in one of those
Speaker 2: two places. The court ruled in September you can't count them.
Speaker 2: They cannot be counted. And again these people knew this.
Speaker 2: On Thursday, their own legal council, the county solicitors, Yeah,
Speaker 2: we are advising you not to counties. And they're basically
Speaker 2: making the same argument their Republican Council was making. And
Speaker 2: they go ahead and count them anyway.
Speaker 1: And she gives that.
Speaker 2: Really extremely defiant statement that shows a lack of lack
Speaker 2: of value for precedent and the rule of art and
Speaker 2: interpretation of the law. So really interesting and Bran, I'm
Speaker 2: not sure if you saw this, but in the decision,
Speaker 2: one of these justices they wrote, and it come being
Speaker 2: concurring statement to agree with the decision. And he specifically
Speaker 2: went after these local elections.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he said, Justice Justice Robson.
Speaker 2: Yes, Kevin Brobson. He goes, I want to quote disabuse
Speaker 2: local election officials of the notion that they have the
Speaker 2: authority to ignore election code provisions that they believe are
Speaker 2: un constitutional. It's just one paragraph, but really straight to
Speaker 2: the point. You yeah, you guys don't.
Speaker 8: Have this power.
Speaker 4: Well, the follow up is almost even more comically. Indeed,
Speaker 4: this Court has held the administrative agencies like county boards
Speaker 4: of elections lack the authority to declare unconstitutional the very
Speaker 4: statutes from which they derive their existence and which they
Speaker 4: are charged to enforce.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know that was a yeah, I may
Speaker 1: be so bold, be slap.
Speaker 4: I mean they were all over this, and and the
Speaker 4: order itself even has in capitalizations shall comply shall not
Speaker 4: be counted. It's like, how hard over the head can
Speaker 4: you hit him?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I laughed out loud at that second part there the
Speaker 2: statutes from which they derived their existence. Yeah, no, really
Speaker 2: really incredible stuff. And it's good to, you know, see
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court coming in here. And and coming on
Speaker 2: this because of course this all ties into the tight
Speaker 2: Senate race there between McCormick and case. Obviously McCormick is won,
Speaker 2: and Democrats are just looking for any way they can't,
Speaker 2: you know, overcome this, this these eighteen seventeen thousand votes
Speaker 2: that McCormick leads by.
Speaker 4: Well, it is awfully nice of the governor of Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: to back the court and their their conclusions that they
Speaker 4: had already reached previously in two separate cases. Democrat Governor
Speaker 4: Josh Shapiro said, yeah, okay, we need to go ahead
Speaker 4: and not count them. Well, thanks buddy, appreciate you. You
Speaker 4: following the law yourself. It's as nice support you've given
Speaker 4: your own constitution.
Speaker 2: Yeah, right, comes out of uh yeah yeah put yeah,
Speaker 2: Shapiro joining in it. Of course, it comes after the
Speaker 2: court basically ruling right.
Speaker 8: He couldn't he couldn't.
Speaker 2: Well, things were kind of hanging limbo there. He couldn't
Speaker 2: come out and advocate for their rule of law.
Speaker 4: But yeah, well, if the county's own judicials are owned advocates,
Speaker 4: their own lawyers already told them that they could not
Speaker 4: count these votes. I would like to think that the
Speaker 4: attorney general the state of Pennsylvania would have echoed the
Speaker 4: same sentiments.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and well that's the most jarring thing to me too,
Speaker 2: is that that and the fact that these people were
Speaker 2: warning her that we're going to get sued, You're going
Speaker 2: to bring a lawsuit on the county that's going to
Speaker 2: cost the taxpayers dollars. To the fact that their counsel
Speaker 2: was literally advising against that, and you know she's up
Speaker 2: there to use seeing the sport of elections as you know,
Speaker 2: just however she wants to is just really staggering. It is.
Speaker 4: Now someone had asked me this earlier, and I don't
Speaker 4: know Pennsylvania very well or law very well at all.
Speaker 4: I mean, only would I come across in the news
Speaker 4: that makes these types of profound points and very important
Speaker 4: national topics. But do you know by any chance, Nick,
Speaker 4: and I don't want to put you on the spot.
Speaker 4: If you don't know, just say so. Can they be
Speaker 4: charged for violating the law and putting the putting the
Speaker 4: taxpayers through this process? Because I pivot over to Minnesota
Speaker 4: and there is a guy served as the head election
Speaker 4: judge in Minnesota which has been charged with two felony
Speaker 4: counts for letting eleven people vote even though they were
Speaker 4: not registered to vote. Do you know if there's a
Speaker 4: corollary provision that might hold these two nut jobs accountable
Speaker 4: in Pennsylvania.
Speaker 2: So I, honestly, I don't know off the top of
Speaker 2: my head, Brian, I'm not a lawyer, but I do know.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was on a press call yesterday with
Speaker 2: the r n T and r n C chairman Michael
Speaker 2: Michael Wattley was very adamant that you know, he said,
Speaker 2: it's impertive. Quote, it is imperative that these officials who
Speaker 2: are engaged in such conduct face serious consequences for their
Speaker 2: brazen betrayal of the public trust. This is the kind
Speaker 2: of conduct that undermines faith and elections. When election officials
Speaker 2: pick and choose at the last minute which rules to
Speaker 2: follow and which to ignore, it naturally leads voters to
Speaker 2: lose trust in the process.
Speaker 1: End quote.
Speaker 2: So certainly, you know, we we have the r n
Speaker 2: C calling for severe consequences for the likes of Ellis
Speaker 2: mar Seglia and and and and Harvey Junior. And you know,
Speaker 2: if this was going on in other counties to these
Speaker 2: board members there. But again, that's that's a little out.
Speaker 4: Of my night's okay right now, Well, it's out of
Speaker 4: my league too. I wasn't going to answer the question either.
Speaker 4: I hadn't seen anything written on that. I just knew
Speaker 4: that there was another article out there about this guy
Speaker 4: that has been charged for these un letting unre registered
Speaker 4: people to vote, obviously in violated and violation of state
Speaker 4: law there. But you know, it really boils down to
Speaker 4: and I would argue that it really just it surprises
Speaker 4: me that they would be so bold as to utter
Speaker 4: statements like that out loud, even if they held them
Speaker 4: dear in their heart. You know, screw the law, it
Speaker 4: doesn't matter. I'm counting the votes. You know, this shouldn't
Speaker 4: come down to a question of whose ox is being
Speaker 4: gorg You know, Democrats shouldn't be cheering that type of
Speaker 4: statement from a Democrat elected official, because everyone, as you
Speaker 4: point out, is going to start questioning the integrity the election. Well,
Speaker 4: if they feel that way, if the Republicans are in
Speaker 4: charge of all, the Republican's gonna be doing the same
Speaker 4: damn thing. Nobody should be doing it, and everyone should
Speaker 4: be celebrating the SmackDown that they got from both sides
Speaker 4: of the political ledger.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that's that's the major problem too, is if
Speaker 2: there's no uniform if everybody decides, every county board decides
Speaker 2: to make up their own rules, not follow Supreme Court
Speaker 2: precedents in the state and count ballots however they choose,
Speaker 2: you really don't have a uniform state elections statewide, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, where you're valuing ballots the exact
Speaker 2: same way.
Speaker 8: And yeah, it's good.
Speaker 2: Good on everybody coming out now and admonishing this this woman,
Speaker 2: and you know, the right and Republicans have been really
Speaker 2: shining a light on this, and it's a I don't
Speaker 2: think this this woman ever thought that that those words
Speaker 2: when she said them, would turn into a national news story.
Speaker 2: But you know, here here we are, and uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I think I think it's a good lesson for you know,
Speaker 2: not she's learning it the hard way, but it's a
Speaker 2: good lesson for other you know, county county boards and
Speaker 2: these people and at pretty much activists in these positions
Speaker 2: that you can't get away with this.
Speaker 1: You can't, they can't, No one can.
Speaker 4: Republicans can't cheat, They can't send in un you know,
Speaker 4: filled out ballots, they can't go around and violate Pennsylvania law, remember, Nick,
Speaker 4: And I'm sure you can, because it wasn't that long ago.
Speaker 4: We were counting votes in the twenty twenty election during
Speaker 4: COVID and Pennsylvania was the most lawless state in the
Speaker 4: Union almost. They were just shooting from the hip, changing
Speaker 4: laws that were on the books already and ignoring them
Speaker 4: and extending here. And I mean, to me, it was
Speaker 4: just insanity. They were creating on the fly new rules
Speaker 4: for voting while the process was going on. You need
Speaker 4: legislative action and a loss signed in or a bill
Speaker 4: signed in, a law by a governor to change the
Speaker 4: election laws. And yet we all let to kind of
Speaker 4: have a pass.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, Yeah, twenty twenty, twenty twenty was you know, it
Speaker 2: was so crazy with COVID and the mail in ballot
Speaker 2: and how we kind of really changed the culture of
Speaker 2: our election and moved that way. And yeah, it was
Speaker 2: so disorganized that it was hard to make heads and
Speaker 2: tails of what was going on in Pennsylvania four years ago.
Speaker 2: And it's you know, this time around. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: good to see how things are working out in the court,
Speaker 2: in the legal system playing out correctly to this point anyway,
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's entirely hypocritical of Democrats as a party
Speaker 2: to be engaged in this election denialism, especially how everything
Speaker 2: they did after twenty twenty. They brought two cases against
Speaker 2: the leading Republican presidential candidate months after he announced had
Speaker 2: never been in any criminal trouble before, and two of
Speaker 2: those cases were over his election challenges in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: Now sentence, they're beyond Pennsylvania in Georgia and other states,
Speaker 2: of course, but it just goes to show just the
Speaker 2: hypocrisy here of Democrats, and you know, Dave mcgri Bob
Speaker 2: Casey's election denialism here in pennsylvania's pretty striking. I mean,
Speaker 2: I just want to contrast this with Mike Rodgers. He
Speaker 2: was a Republican candidate in Michigan and he ran a
Speaker 2: really close race with the listious luck and lost by
Speaker 2: like nineteen twenty thousand votes. Last night, I saw more
Speaker 2: than ninety five percent was in. He conceded the moment
Speaker 2: the Associated Press called the race, and he was real,
Speaker 2: you know, humble and gracious in his defeat. And I
Speaker 2: think that just illustrates a little difference here. That's that's
Speaker 2: kind of going on here between the two parties that
Speaker 2: you can see right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I guess she just did.
Speaker 4: These two election officials just didn't get the memo, and Ali,
Speaker 4: obviously they were hoping. I think the strategy was, it
Speaker 4: was only four hundred and five votes here, would not
Speaker 4: have changed the outcome of the election. I think they
Speaker 4: were hoping if they gathered enough bits and pieces by
Speaker 4: engaging in a violation of law in amongst various counties,
Speaker 4: they could close the gap between the two candidates less
Speaker 4: than point five percent that would result in a recount,
Speaker 4: during which time they could cheat again and maybe let
Speaker 4: the Democrat win.
Speaker 8: That's one dred percent.
Speaker 2: Seems to be the strategy to me. You know, it's
Speaker 2: four hundred and five votes doesn't much if you're talking
Speaker 2: one county, you know, but if you're talking all sixty
Speaker 2: seven counties in Pennsylvania, a couple of hundred votes here,
Speaker 2: a couple hundred votes there, you know, get them through
Speaker 2: and close the gap, get the recount. You know that
Speaker 2: that seems to be certainly be the game plan to me.
Speaker 2: And it's not just you know that those four hundred
Speaker 2: and five misdated or or ballots missing or missing dates
Speaker 2: altogether in Bucks County, and then there were another one
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty five that had the signature issues. So
Speaker 2: it's not just uh so, it's as many ballots. It
Speaker 2: looks like they're trying to get across the finish line here,
Speaker 2: you know, in every as many counties as possible to
Speaker 2: try and close that gap. That's one hundred percent.
Speaker 4: Right, all right, Well, you don't take multiple bytes at
Speaker 4: the apple, even if the first bite settled the entire issue.
Speaker 4: Tell you what I mean, Nick Gilbertson, It's been a
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Speaker 2: Hey, thanks for having me, Brian, great to be here.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure. Nick. It's a twenty right now. Stick around.
Speaker 4: We're going to get a Daniel Davis deep dive and
Speaker 4: it is going to be a good one because we're
Speaker 4: talking about Russia, Ukraine, and a little tidbit of information
Speaker 4: on that Pewtin just announced a revised nuclear doctrine just
Speaker 4: today saying that any attack on Russian supported by a
Speaker 4: country with nuclear power could be grounds for a nuclear response.
Speaker 4: We being a nuclear power supporting a country that's not Ukraine,
Speaker 4: them shooting into the depths of Russia now justifies in
Speaker 4: the hearts and minds of Vladimir Putting and the people
Speaker 4: there a nuclear weapon response. Frightening stuff. Eight twenty one
Speaker 4: to fifty five KRC Detalk Station. He's coming up next to.
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Speaker 11: The holidays mean more travel, more shopping, and more personal
Speaker 11: info in more places that could expose you more.
Speaker 4: Eight thirty on a Tuesday. It is that time of
Speaker 4: week where we do it. Daniel Davis Deep Dive. You
Speaker 4: can find his podcast online where we get your podcast.
Speaker 4: Daniel Davis, retired Lieutenant Colonel. It is always a pleasure
Speaker 4: to have you on the program, and I wish we
Speaker 4: had better news to talk about, but let's dive right
Speaker 4: on into it. The Russia Ukraine situation, Day one thousand
Speaker 4: and I look up and see that Vladimir Putin just
Speaker 4: signed a revised nuclear doctrine today saying that any attack
Speaker 4: on Russia is supported by a country with nuclear power
Speaker 4: US could be grounds for a nuclear response. That's frightening stuff.
Speaker 4: Daniel Davis, welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show.
Speaker 4: It's always a pleasure to having you on the show.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well, thanks for having me back, And ordinarily I'd
Speaker 11: be a little more cubilant about being on your show.
Speaker 11: But goodness gracious, because what you just said is coupled
Speaker 11: with the reported first use of long range ATTACKUMS weapons
Speaker 11: inside Russia one thousand kilometers deep inside of Russia.
Speaker 1: Uh and and those things coming together.
Speaker 11: On the one thousandth day of war, in my view,
Speaker 11: is the most dangerous place we've been since this thing began,
Speaker 11: because in essence, what we have done by Biden allowing
Speaker 11: this weapons to be used is to call Putin's bluff.
Speaker 1: And so now we have put putin in a position.
Speaker 11: Are you gonna make good on your previous threats that
Speaker 11: if long range weapons were used you would consider it
Speaker 11: a direct participation by the West and the war and
Speaker 11: take commensurate action, or is he going to back down?
Speaker 11: Is he just gonna make this statement about you know,
Speaker 11: change nuclear doctrine and that's it, or is he going
Speaker 11: to actually do something. That's the position that we have
Speaker 11: put him in right now, and that's a bad, bad
Speaker 11: place to be in an incredibly irresponsible move on the president.
Speaker 1: I have been I have demurred for the most part.
Speaker 11: Uh, you know when when Biden has done things over
Speaker 11: his nearly four years now in office. But this is
Speaker 11: the most egregious and unnecessary risk that he has taken
Speaker 11: to date.
Speaker 4: Well, and that was going to be the basis of
Speaker 4: my initial question to you before Putant and out of
Speaker 4: this new announced, this new strategy or this new protocol,
Speaker 4: why did Biden approve the use of these longer range
Speaker 4: missiles into the interior of RUSS show. Everybody knows that
Speaker 4: we're in control of them. Everybody's been paying attention to
Speaker 4: the issue, knows they require American soldiers using to operate them.
Speaker 4: Because of the sophisticated nature of them, as well as
Speaker 4: the proprietary and I guess high level security clearance. You
Speaker 4: need to be able to connect with the resources that
Speaker 4: allow them to work and be accurate. All of it
Speaker 4: suggests you know, you think about advisors in Vietnam, Welcome
Speaker 4: to advisors in Ukraine. That's what we're doing. That's what
Speaker 4: we're there. And since they launched them, clearly we have
Speaker 4: to do so we have something.
Speaker 2: To do with it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and you're specifically talking about military personnel. Yes, the
Speaker 11: USR and forces have to be participating.
Speaker 2: So I e.
Speaker 11: What Putin said turns out to be accurate. And listen,
Speaker 11: you asked the reason why why would Biden do this?
Speaker 11: The ostensible claim in both the Wall Street Journal and
Speaker 11: the Washington Post when this news broke that the permission
Speaker 11: had been given, The unnamed senior administration officials said, it's
Speaker 11: because of North Korea. It's because they have ten thousand
Speaker 11: troops there, and this is to send a signal to
Speaker 11: pyoon Yang, not to Moscow. Except now, then, these missiles
Speaker 11: were not fired around the Coursk area, where the alleged
Speaker 11: by the way, still not have been independently confirmed. They're
Speaker 11: actually there, but a thousand kilometers in the Bryansk area,
Speaker 11: i e. Nowhere close to where the North Korean troops
Speaker 11: allegedly are. So that puts to the lie the claim
Speaker 11: that that's the reason they are being used. So we
Speaker 11: have some real difficult questions to answer here, and I
Speaker 11: really hope that the media puts President Biden's feet to
Speaker 11: the fire on this and says, hey, what are you
Speaker 11: trying to do because there is no and I mean
Speaker 11: zero military utility and using a handful of long range
Speaker 11: weapons at this point, nearly three years into the war,
Speaker 11: on the one thousandth day, it's not going to make
Speaker 11: any difference. And by the way, Secretary of State Austin
Speaker 11: on sixth of September expressly stated that it's not going
Speaker 11: to make a difference in the war. It won't change
Speaker 11: anything on the front lines. We don't have enough missiles.
Speaker 11: UK and France don't have enough missiles to have a
Speaker 11: sustained engagement that it would be required for long range missiles.
Speaker 11: You can't do it with a few one offs. As
Speaker 11: you saw, most of them got shot down, if not
Speaker 11: all of them. And now here we are at a
Speaker 11: possible red line crossing. I just I find it hard
Speaker 11: that we see that we're staring over the brink of
Speaker 11: this moment in history and it does not look good
Speaker 11: now the troops and I'm not going to defend North
Speaker 11: Korea at at any way, shape or form. I'm not
Speaker 11: going to defend Russia in their active assault on Ukraine
Speaker 11: and they intact them and they them, and I understand
Speaker 11: all that, but there's nothing illegal necessarily unless, in fact,
Speaker 11: the North Koreans have been on the front lines that
Speaker 11: are literally fighting the Ukrainians. And I think there's a
Speaker 11: big question mark swirling about that. Maybe you can answer that.
Speaker 4: But if there's a whole bunch of North Koreans somewhere
Speaker 4: in Russia, what's the big deal unless they actively engage
Speaker 4: in war. So you're shooting into the interior of Russia
Speaker 4: in order to perhaps go after a target that doesn't
Speaker 4: have any military use or purpose. Could possibly if they
Speaker 4: started engaging in combat. But you're talking about a finite
Speaker 4: amount of missiles with a limited impact in terms of
Speaker 4: their destructive power, most of which is you pointed out,
Speaker 4: got shot down. This seems to be an absolutely pointless gesture.
Speaker 11: It is, and I think I've said on some of
Speaker 11: the previous episodes that we've been on together that the
Speaker 11: Russians a long time ago, when the hi Mar systems
Speaker 11: came in, because they have a very similar guidance system, etc.
Speaker 11: They're electronic warfare, I had had basically render them meaningless.
Speaker 11: You hardly ever hear about a high Mar strike anymore.
Speaker 11: Not that we don't give a missiles, it's that they
Speaker 11: don't hit the target. And the same with the Attackles.
Speaker 11: We gave permission on a limited basis for that near
Speaker 11: the front some number of months ago. You don't hardly
Speaker 11: ever hear anything about Attackles missiles because Russia has figured
Speaker 11: out how to deflect or shoot down most of them.
Speaker 11: So then the question is why in God's name then,
Speaker 11: with something that has very limited even tactical utility, would
Speaker 11: you want.
Speaker 1: To allow something to be fired at a strategic depth.
Speaker 11: And this was fired, by the way, at a base
Speaker 11: where missiles were a missile depot warehouse. It had nothing
Speaker 11: to do with North Korea at all, not even allegedly.
Speaker 11: It was a missile depot in Russia and they were
Speaker 11: trying to take that out. That's according to the Ukrainian
Speaker 11: military that released that this morning. So then you get
Speaker 11: back to the again your very pointed question, what is
Speaker 11: the point here? What are you trying to accomplish? Because
Speaker 11: there is nothing of value militarily that you can gain
Speaker 11: by this, but there is enormous potential for escalation because
Speaker 11: Ussia would respond against us, which is what they've claimed.
Speaker 11: That's why I'm saying, I'm so worried because we have
Speaker 11: put putin in a place. You don't want to put
Speaker 11: a caged bear in a position to either have to
Speaker 11: fight or flight, because it's likely he's going to fight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he does seem to be a bit of a
Speaker 4: loose canyon that canon, Daniel Davis. Now, as to my
Speaker 4: understanding also is that Russia recently entered into a mutual
Speaker 4: defense treaty with North Korea, so if one gets attacked,
Speaker 4: the other will run to its defense. Are we in
Speaker 4: that moment in time as well? Did I read that correctly?
Speaker 11: That is correct, They've they had a number of agreements
Speaker 11: had already been signed in the military sphere, especially with
Speaker 11: coordination and.
Speaker 1: Equipment had been coming over.
Speaker 11: And you know, my belief, my speculation, because I don't
Speaker 11: have any hard facts to back this up with, but
Speaker 11: I suspect that North Korea probably said, Hey, let me
Speaker 11: send some of my troops over there to get some
Speaker 11: combat experience or be trained by your combat experience guys,
Speaker 11: so that I can bring the train the trainer kind
Speaker 11: of thing and make my whole force better based on
Speaker 11: modern combat tictiques. That makes some sense, because it doesn't
Speaker 11: make any sense that Russia, you know, is a sign
Speaker 11: of weakness, which so many in the West want to
Speaker 11: characterize this, claiming, oh, we'll see they don't have enough troops. No, right,
Speaker 11: they have enough troops. There is no shortage of troops
Speaker 11: in Russia. In fact, that number continues to grow. So
Speaker 11: this might be something that Kim Jong un wanted in
Speaker 11: exchange for all these rockets and ammunition that they've been
Speaker 11: sending to Russia, not that Putin needs them. So yeah,
Speaker 11: if that's what they're trying to do, then then that's
Speaker 11: that's the situation, and it could be for North Korea,
Speaker 11: not for Russia's benefits.
Speaker 1: Well and America.
Speaker 4: I believe it is for North Korea's benefit, and ultimately
Speaker 4: that comes back to North Korea and South Korea, which
Speaker 4: obviously have had their problems of their own since the
Speaker 4: end of that or the well, whatever that conflict would
Speaker 4: whatever we call that conflict, the Korean War, I think
Speaker 4: we loosely refer to it as although there was no declaration,
Speaker 4: all right, I don't want to have to move away
Speaker 4: from from Rush. I saw that the Swedes announced to
Speaker 4: their citizen ready to prepare for nuclear war, not as
Speaker 4: a very unsettling thing. And also that that internet cable
Speaker 4: that was severed just the other day as well, obviously
Speaker 4: a revelation of it to me how easy it is
Speaker 4: to accomplish such a devastating have something to have such
Speaker 4: a devastating impact, which really amounts to taking a pair
Speaker 4: of pliers and cutting a cable. I know, it's more
Speaker 4: complicated than that that just happened the other day with
Speaker 4: one of these undersea internet cables. That could happen on
Speaker 4: a broader scale and be unbelievably complicating from a global perspective.
Speaker 8: It could.
Speaker 11: That's been one of the concerns that many people have
Speaker 11: been voising for the last couple of years, actually that
Speaker 11: if things got bad enough, Russia has the capacity, you know,
Speaker 11: as a state with with you know, submarines, that they
Speaker 11: can take out in innerity anything that they want to
Speaker 11: anywhere and would have a crippling effect economically on the
Speaker 11: on the West, certainly the United States, but the West
Speaker 11: in general. And by the way, just as a point here,
Speaker 11: I saw I was perusing the headlines in the Russian
Speaker 11: media just before coming on here, and it said that
Speaker 11: there is a large scale use of expanded nuclear shelters
Speaker 11: being built throughout Russia, and there's this big push on
Speaker 11: for that, so they are concerned about that and are
Speaker 11: taking actions as well on the Russian side.
Speaker 4: Well, I wish I could walk away from this conversation
Speaker 4: feel a little more comfortable by global affairs Daniel Davis,
Speaker 4: But today I don't think I am, And sadly we're
Speaker 4: out of time. I wanted to get to Israel and
Speaker 4: what's going on there. We can save that for another day,
Speaker 4: and hopefully that day will be next Tuesday when we
Speaker 4: do another edition of The Deep Dive with Daniel Davis. Daniel,
Speaker 4: it's been a real pleasure, as it always has been
Speaker 4: to get your knowledge and your expertise on things military,
Speaker 4: and we'll do it again next Tuesday, my friend.
Speaker 1: Always a pleasure of my friend.
Speaker 4: Thank you as it is for me. It's a forty
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Speaker 1: talk station. You're looking for great lawyers.
Speaker 4: Really on Porter right, you can find them on a
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Speaker 4: Gooden who practices with them.
Speaker 1: He's a partner there.
Speaker 4: He's in a well complex commercial litigation primarily. But we
Speaker 4: always love to get Steve Gooden on the program to
Speaker 4: talk about things legal. In a conversation we've been having
Speaker 4: all morning. Maybe feels like if you listening to the
Speaker 4: Morning Show all day, a little bit of beating a
Speaker 4: dead horse because I started out of the gate with
Speaker 4: it at five o'clock. We just talked about it with
Speaker 4: the Bright Parts Insights Scoop, Nick Gilberts and the Capitol
Speaker 4: Hill Reporter. But Steve Gooden, welcome to the Morning Show
Speaker 4: to talk about this unbelievable reality going on in Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: with these election board officers that are just in it
Speaker 4: out loud, almost joyfully, basically saying it doesn't matter anymore
Speaker 4: about the law.
Speaker 8: The law.
Speaker 4: We violate the law all the time, so screw you guys.
Speaker 4: We're going to count these votes even though it violates
Speaker 4: the law. In Pennsylvania. The Supreme Corte had to come
Speaker 4: back in pennsylv from Pennsylvania and smack him down yet again.
Speaker 4: Welcome back, Steve Gooden.
Speaker 8: Wait, good morning, Brian, what did you did you Really
Speaker 8: they're shaying the quiet part out loud, aren't they? They're
Speaker 8: showing the quiet part out loud.
Speaker 4: Couldn't believe it. This Commissioner Elis mar Seglia. I think
Speaker 4: we all know that precedent by a court doesn't matter
Speaker 4: anymore in this country, and people violate laws anytime they
Speaker 4: wont so for me, if I violate the law, it's
Speaker 4: because I want a court to pay attention to it.
Speaker 1: Well, Steve, that's one thing.
Speaker 4: If the thing, if the dispute, the underlying issue at hand,
Speaker 4: had not been resolved, even like in the distant past.
Speaker 4: This is just recently resolved. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court said
Speaker 4: explicitly that what they were doing was illegal or what
Speaker 4: did not count, and that these ballots that they were
Speaker 4: counting were not to be counted, and yet they did
Speaker 4: it anyway. It's like a breakdown of the system.
Speaker 8: Well, marn there's an even scarier part of this. She
Speaker 8: got three votes on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to support
Speaker 8: her decision. It was a four to three decision, which
Speaker 8: is I think the most remarkable thing here that isn't
Speaker 8: being talked about. You're right, I mean, you made this
Speaker 8: kind of bizarre argument that there's some language of the
Speaker 8: Pennsylvania State Constitution that says there shall be no impediment
Speaker 8: to voting whatsoever in the state. But of course this
Speaker 8: is an act of their legislature. Is it arguably out
Speaker 8: of date?
Speaker 9: Maybe?
Speaker 8: I mean, I think the whole issue is, you know,
Speaker 8: whether or not you signed to david or absentee ballot.
Speaker 8: It's definitely a holdover from the days when you really
Speaker 8: had to get permission to vote absentee, as opposed to
Speaker 8: the current kind of no fault absentee reguluen we have.
Speaker 8: Back when I was in the Army, you had to
Speaker 8: actually apply to vote absentee and explain why you were
Speaker 8: not in Ohio to vote, And this is sort of
Speaker 8: a holdover from that. But all said, she got three votes.
Speaker 8: There's a four to three decision to just blatantly go
Speaker 8: against the law. It chertually says the law should be changed. Okay,
Speaker 8: then go to the legislature and change it, like she's
Speaker 8: even acknowledging it exists.
Speaker 1: That's what courts are supposed to do.
Speaker 4: I mean, this is the whole idea of judicial activism
Speaker 4: versus you know, judicial conservatism. Maybe they were pointing out
Speaker 4: to the legislative body, which maybe should have happened a
Speaker 4: long time ago, back in twenty twenty, when they just
Speaker 4: played fast and loose with all the laws in Pennsylvania
Speaker 4: that look, you guys can change this, but it is
Speaker 4: the legislature's job to do it.
Speaker 1: It's not my job.
Speaker 4: My job as a judge is to read what this
Speaker 4: section says and apply the law accordingly. And the law
Speaker 4: requires these signatures, and these states ergo. If they don't
Speaker 4: have them, they can't be counted legislative brands.
Speaker 1: You're up next.
Speaker 8: That's it. I think that's exactly right. And this comes
Speaker 8: at a horrible time really, because we really are you know,
Speaker 8: we come out of the twenty twenty election when there
Speaker 8: there's a lot of folks who didn't believe that the
Speaker 8: votes were counted properly, that there were shenanigans at the
Speaker 8: state level. I don't believe it was ever proven that
Speaker 8: there were a lot of people out there who believe it.
Speaker 8: It was really kind of what was the thrust behind
Speaker 8: the January sixth, you know issues and now here you know,
Speaker 8: we get through this election and it seems to be
Speaker 8: like this general you know, kind of recovery from that mindset,
Speaker 8: like we have a popular vote winner, we have an
Speaker 8: electoral vote winner. Would they're not split for once? And
Speaker 8: now we have a local elected election official here on
Speaker 8: the back end saying, oh, by the way, we don't
Speaker 8: really follow the law all the time, and we're not
Speaker 8: going to hide it. We're going to talk about it,
Speaker 8: and I'm going to get three parties in Supreme Court
Speaker 8: justices to back me in my state. And that, you know,
Speaker 8: that's really bad for the system, bad for the belief
Speaker 8: in our electoral system, and just a really really bad
Speaker 8: day all the way around. I wish, I wish say
Speaker 8: just abide a bit of law and if they had
Speaker 8: an issue with it, they could have gone to their
Speaker 8: state legislature and introduced to bill telling me the Democratic
Speaker 8: governor of Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro is cited with the Republicans
Speaker 8: of the Supreme Court. He saying they don't count the ballot.
Speaker 8: He seems to pay the winds blowing on.
Speaker 1: This, well, he certainly does. And that's the way it
Speaker 1: should be.
Speaker 4: And the know, the almost the second layer of nefarious,
Speaker 4: at least from my standpoint. I don't care that three
Speaker 4: of the Supreme Court justices, you know, try to justify this.
Speaker 4: But the law says what it says. This was over
Speaker 4: four hundred and five votes. Now, the winner of the
Speaker 4: race was the Republican and he's he's ahead by much
Speaker 4: larger than the point five percent margin that would require
Speaker 4: a recount. And so my thought was that what this
Speaker 4: particular county was doing, and trying to perhaps encourage others
Speaker 4: to do, it count the votes that should not be
Speaker 4: counted under Pennsylvania law.
Speaker 1: And if we can go.
Speaker 4: Around in all the various counties and gather up one
Speaker 4: hundred here, one hundred there, we might be able to
Speaker 4: close that gap, end up with less than point five
Speaker 4: percent separation between the two of them, and during a
Speaker 4: recount then engage in more Shenanigans and result in a
Speaker 4: different outcome of the election.
Speaker 8: Well, it's a pretty fair reading of I mean, they're
Speaker 8: doing exactly what Trump was accused of doing. You know,
Speaker 8: they claimed that Trump, you know, told the Georgia Secretary
Speaker 8: of State get me X number of votes to get
Speaker 8: me you know, clothes there. And this this feels like
Speaker 8: another instant to that kind of Trump's arrangement syndrome where
Speaker 8: they're doing what they thought he was doing, which is
Speaker 8: finding the votes in a close race. I mean, you're right.
Speaker 8: I mean I understand that McCormick's up seventeen thousand. You know,
Speaker 8: Trump won Pennsylvania pretty handily. He and almost by two points,
Speaker 8: like a one point eight points, so it's not unexpected
Speaker 8: that the senator on the red ticket would win as well,
Speaker 8: you know Casey, Senator Bob Casey even sort of an
Speaker 8: endangered species there of Pennsylvania, I think for the you know,
Speaker 8: since his last term six years ago when he was
Speaker 8: last elected. So none of this is really a surprise.
Speaker 8: None of this is outside of what the poland was
Speaker 8: or what the other national results were. So the idea
Speaker 8: that there are these local officials are you know, almost
Speaker 8: calling out for other local officials to join the meter
Speaker 8: is a really kind of bad day, and I hope
Speaker 8: it gets the look that's going to get. I understand
Speaker 8: that there are some federal lawsuits being filed today on
Speaker 8: both sides to try to give another look at this,
Speaker 8: so we'll see where that goes.
Speaker 4: Well, federal law suits, I mean, will this even be
Speaker 4: in is there a federal jurisdiction for this, because this
Speaker 4: is state law, and I know the federal laws govern
Speaker 4: federal elections, but since the states dictate the terms of
Speaker 4: conditions of their own elections, will this ever see the
Speaker 4: light of a federal court hearing or I mean it
Speaker 4: wouldn't go to the Supreme Court?
Speaker 1: Would It's zee?
Speaker 8: Yeah, but well believed or not, there is a possibilities
Speaker 8: for that. And back in twenty sixteen, he actually had
Speaker 8: a federal lawsuit proud here in the Southern District in
Speaker 8: Hamilton County before Judge Susan de Lott regarding keeping some
Speaker 8: of the polls open. If you recall, and there's kind
Speaker 8: of a trivity question now, but there was multiple traffic
Speaker 8: accidents on election day in two thousand and six, and
Speaker 8: they went to court saying, hey, this simple. It's the
Speaker 8: federal constitutional right to cast your ballot, not just the
Speaker 8: state constitutional right. So if they can fashion some sort
Speaker 8: of federal constitutional argument that we are depriving, that the
Speaker 8: folks in Pennsylvania are being deprived of their right to
Speaker 8: vote because of this requirement, I could see a district
Speaker 8: court at least giving them a hearing. Whether it goes
Speaker 8: anywhere or not. I can't fathom that. But as long
Speaker 8: as you kind of complying something to talk about, generally
Speaker 8: speaking in the US Constitution about the right to vote,
Speaker 8: then yes, you can argue that there's concurrent uri station.
Speaker 8: The Act saw that year back in twenty sixteen, and
Speaker 8: the judge actually did order the polls to stay open
Speaker 8: an hour later because of the various traffic accidents on
Speaker 8: the highway. So the she ruled whether it could have
Speaker 8: impacted the right to cast it out. I think that
Speaker 8: decision was never appealed. It didn't really matter in that race.
Speaker 8: I mean, Trump lost Hamilton County handily anyway, but had
Speaker 8: it been a close election, that would have gotten a
Speaker 8: lot of scrutiny for the Sixth Circuit.
Speaker 4: Well, and real quick here, Steven, I don't put you
Speaker 4: on the spot because I don't know if you know
Speaker 4: the answer to the question. I certainly don't. But I
Speaker 4: saw that there was an election judge charged in Minnesota
Speaker 4: with two felony counts because he allegedly let eleven people
Speaker 4: vote that were not registered. Do you know if there's
Speaker 4: any corollary provision in Pennsylvania where these election officials in
Speaker 4: defiance of Supreme Court precedent in defiance of the law
Speaker 4: of the state allowed this to happen. Nonetheless, that they
Speaker 4: might might might be facing some sort of charges.
Speaker 8: You know, it's possible. I did quickly look at that.
Speaker 8: In Pennsylvania does not have anything as on the point
Speaker 8: into ractice in Minnesota law, but they do have a
Speaker 8: general kind of dereliction of duty criminal charges you can
Speaker 8: file against an elected official. And it's interesting the woman
Speaker 8: who made the statement, she's an elected official. I mean
Speaker 8: she is not just an elections official. She's actually a
Speaker 8: count big commissioner there in Bucks County, excuse me, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 8: So you know, she has multiple obligations as an elected official.
Speaker 8: Ten of blight here in Hamilton County, you know, or
Speaker 8: you know, an elected divisional can serve on the board
Speaker 8: named by the party fair enough, so she could be
Speaker 8: removed as a commissioner as well.
Speaker 4: All right, Well, we'll keep our popcorn out on the
Speaker 4: federal side as well as what happens are on the
Speaker 4: state side. But it is resolved and it's over with,
Speaker 4: and at least the governor's on board.
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