Speaker 1: So six PIPIC five kir CV talk station. Very happy Friday.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I hope you can make it a good Friday.
Speaker 1: It's happier for me because man, I've gotten it really
Speaker 1: well over the past oh years. So Adam Taylor's in
Speaker 1: studios running for Hamlm County Commissioner. You can find Adam online,
Speaker 1: get his website Adam K E h l E R
Speaker 1: Adam Taylor dot com. There's all the information. A fiscally
Speaker 1: responsible guy he is, and man with a plan on
Speaker 1: open door policy. Could you have you back in the studio, Yeah, Brian,
Speaker 1: thanks again, it was a pleasure. We're talking about that
Speaker 1: Brent span or the Dan Beard Bridge fire going on. Wow.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Now the park down there, which is a really nice
Speaker 2: park for the kids there, Yeah, now it's it's cinders.
Speaker 2: But you've got that same problem happened on seventy five
Speaker 2: and I remember that being closed down for a long
Speaker 2: time while they inspected it, and you know when.
Speaker 1: That kind of structural issues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the medal and yeah, it gets kind of wild.
Speaker 2: So I won't be taking four seventy one.
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone's going to be taking for seventy
Speaker 1: one for a while, maybe down for a long time.
Speaker 1: Again you got the Brentspnce illustration as a suggested guide
Speaker 1: post on how long it could take. Anyway, he didn't
Speaker 1: call him come in to talk about fires on bridges,
Speaker 1: came in and talk about the commissioner's race. So how
Speaker 1: are you feeling about it as we fast approached it?
Speaker 2: I guess we could say dumpster fires, I mean the
Speaker 2: presidential election. Yeah, but there's I'm feeling really good. I
Speaker 2: think a lot of these Hamilton County down ballot candidates.
Speaker 2: What happens nationally is you're going to see that reflected
Speaker 2: in a lot of our races. And right now things
Speaker 2: are looking really good. Atlas Intel, which was the most
Speaker 2: accurate polster in twenty twenty, right now they have Trump
Speaker 2: up five in Arizona, up for North Carolina, up four, Nevada,
Speaker 2: up two in Georgia, up one point one in Pennsylvania,
Speaker 2: one point two in Mission again and just barely a
Speaker 2: point three in Wisconsin. They are the most accurate polster.
Speaker 2: If you go look at the chart, they were at
Speaker 2: the top and they they were more accurate by far
Speaker 2: than most of the other posters. And then CNN comes
Speaker 2: out with some crazy poll yesterday.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know, they've always got one or two polls
Speaker 1: out there. They've sort of you know, flipped the narrative
Speaker 1: on a pulled it. Of course you might deem more accurate.
Speaker 1: So we don't trust the folks. That's seen in a whole.
Speaker 2: Way, even Fox, I mean Fox sometimes lean's left a
Speaker 2: little bit, which is wild. But they you know, they've
Speaker 2: got Trump winning. Most polls have Trump winning the popular vote,
Speaker 2: which hasn't happened in a long time, I think since
Speaker 2: the eighties. So if he wins the popular vote, I
Speaker 2: mean it's gonna be a landslide. I mean most things.
Speaker 2: I mean I see conservative, not conservative as you know,
Speaker 2: conservative politically, but conservative. Pollsters have him winning two hundred
Speaker 2: ninety six electoral votes and some of the more you
Speaker 2: know right leaning or up into like the three twenties.
Speaker 2: But I would say they average out about three twelve.
Speaker 2: I say the cons is about three twelve. Wow, I
Speaker 2: mean they almost went in Vermont. I mean, Virginia's in play,
Speaker 2: for God's sake. The only places I think he's solid
Speaker 2: are you know, the West coast. You've got Washington, Oregon, California,
Speaker 2: New Mexico. He's got in and then all the states
Speaker 2: along the East coast obviously, but I mean you've seen
Speaker 2: New Jersey early voting has been positive for Trump and
Speaker 2: it's it's wild. But we got to get out and vote.
Speaker 2: We got to remember to vote down ballot. That's one
Speaker 2: problem we've always had is you can get Republicans out,
Speaker 2: but they'll vote for the president and then off they go.
Speaker 2: You got to get Melissa Powers in there. Oh, you
Speaker 2: got to get Tom Brinkman in there.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 2: If we're gonna do anything about property taxes in this county,
Speaker 2: you got to get Tom Brinckman in there. And Tom's
Speaker 2: been busy, you know, his wife unfortunately, you know, with
Speaker 2: her stroke and stuff. He's had to you know, he's
Speaker 2: spent a lot of time bringing her places every day.
Speaker 2: He's got to take her somewhere. So it's been a
Speaker 2: real challenge for him to get out there. So he
Speaker 2: needs folks like us to get out there and talk
Speaker 2: and tell people. You know, Tom Brinkman guys well, and.
Speaker 1: That demonstrates good quality of character. He knows where his
Speaker 1: priorities are, and his priorities are to his wife and
Speaker 1: not a political campaign.
Speaker 4: I see it all the time. He's a good man.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is a good man. And of course I'll
Speaker 1: throw a good word in for Jim Neil. I think
Speaker 1: he can do a much better job as he did
Speaker 1: before than the current sheriff McGuffey. So that's gotten very political.
Speaker 2: Well, we need Jim in there too, I mean, if
Speaker 2: I'm going to do anything. You know, the vast majority
Speaker 2: of the budget for him on county goes to not
Speaker 2: just the Sheriff's department, but criminal justice in particular, like
Speaker 2: over half of our budgets going to criminal justice. And
Speaker 2: you could blame that on the schools. There's not much
Speaker 2: we could do about that, you know, the pipeline to prison.
Speaker 2: But you got to get a guy like Jim in
Speaker 2: there who's open minded about bringing new technologies and making
Speaker 2: the Sheriff's department more proactive versus reactive. And I think
Speaker 2: if you could get Jim in there, I could work
Speaker 2: with a guy like Jim. Oh yeah, because Jim, he's
Speaker 2: West Side guy. He's you know, he's not a guy
Speaker 2: who's going to waste money, and he understands that, you know,
Speaker 2: taxpayers don't want to be front this money for unnecessary
Speaker 2: stuff clearly.
Speaker 1: And the other thing that it's a very appealing about
Speaker 1: Jim Neil, and he brought it up the other day
Speaker 1: when he was here on the fifty five KCY Morning Show.
Speaker 1: He's just he's really sort of a political he knows
Speaker 1: the sheriff. He knows the sheriff's office is not a
Speaker 1: political entity. And he's not going to go around attending
Speaker 1: all kinds of crazy, you know, left wing or right
Speaker 1: wing causes or events. He's going to be busy fighting
Speaker 1: crime in Hamilton County.
Speaker 4: That's one true.
Speaker 2: And Jim's been around, I mean, he grew up around it.
Speaker 2: You know, he's he's already done the job. And like
Speaker 2: I said, it's wild to me. Now a lot of
Speaker 2: your your best Democrats have become Republican. I mean, look
Speaker 2: at this, Elon Musk, Tulsey, Gabbard, Kennedy. Now we got
Speaker 2: a Kennedy on our side. Yeah, no, amazing, Jim Neil.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's it's wild. But the left is
Speaker 2: not what we used what the left used to be.
Speaker 2: So you've got a lot of the moderate Democrats moving
Speaker 2: over to our side. And I hope guys, if you're
Speaker 2: out there and you're a moderate Democrat or you're you're undecided.
Speaker 2: I mean, look at the policies go down there. If
Speaker 2: you're Christian, look at what Kamala said about you know,
Speaker 2: Christian's not being welcome at her at her rallies.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's the stuff that's coming out. You know,
Speaker 2: they're garbage people, is what Joe Biden said. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is it's getting crazy. And you know, we're coming
Speaker 2: down to the to the wire here, so you're gonna
Speaker 2: hear a lot of crazy stuff coming out of candidates.
Speaker 2: But it seems like the Trump campaign is winning and
Speaker 2: they're hitting on everything in komologies keeps keep falling apart.
Speaker 1: Well, I think just keep simply name calling.
Speaker 4: That's all they got.
Speaker 1: They got the hate Trump, abortion and hate Trump.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 1: And abortion isn't the federal issues. We all know, it's
Speaker 1: already been resolved in Ohio, much to many of my
Speaker 1: listener's chagrin, but vote everybody did and that was the outcome.
Speaker 1: But it's no longer a national issues, so that shouldn't
Speaker 1: even be in the discussion point right now for federal office.
Speaker 1: And yet they keep bringing it up all these crazy
Speaker 1: you know, like like I don't know anybody who's I
Speaker 1: have a very traditional marriage. What My wife loves her
Speaker 1: role wife. You know, she's a traditionalist woman. She's terrific.
Speaker 1: She works though full time. She makes more than me. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But this idea that somehow I could control her decision making,
Speaker 1: that men are telling their wives what they must do,
Speaker 1: and that this ad campaign, like, for example, with a
Speaker 1: Julia Roberts is secretly voting in favor of Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Really yeah, and their husband, well, did you vote the
Speaker 1: right wayh? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah itsh don't tell him, you know, come on, man, Yeah, Julie,
Speaker 2: are you paying for the groceries? Because that's what people
Speaker 2: were worried about. They're worried about kitchen table issues. They're
Speaker 2: worried about things that are affecting them right now. They're
Speaker 2: not worried about this theoretical stuff and the lies the
Speaker 2: left tells us about eptopic pregnancies and things like that.
Speaker 2: Those are extreme talking points that they use, but people
Speaker 2: don't necessarily care about that right now. Is abortion affecting
Speaker 2: your life today?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: But you know what is going up to the grocery
Speaker 2: store and buying two bags of grocery are costing one
Speaker 2: hundred fifty dollars, Like that's effect me right now, you know.
Speaker 2: And you notice gas prices are coming down a little
Speaker 2: bit right before the election movies. Yeah, but how many
Speaker 2: years what three and a half years we've had to
Speaker 2: you know, high gas prices that people have been dealing with.
Speaker 2: I mean, folks are having to every day decide what
Speaker 2: they're going to buy and what they're going to forego,
Speaker 2: and that that's not the American way. The middle class
Speaker 2: is getting eroded in this country every day. The middle
Speaker 2: class is getting hurt. You've got the extremes now. I
Speaker 2: mean even the wage gap has gotten even worse, not
Speaker 2: the male female wage gap, but the wealth gap between
Speaker 2: the poor and the rich has expanded since Biden Harris
Speaker 2: took over. I mean, guys, we can't do another four
Speaker 2: years this, Like, we gotta get folks out there. You
Speaker 2: got to go knock on doors, talk to your friends,
Speaker 2: get people out there. There's people Andrew Pappas on the
Speaker 2: East side, you know, our boy west side, Jim Keefer,
Speaker 2: he's out there every day. Todd Zenzer, he's out here working.
Speaker 2: You saw that thing that Cherry Coolidge came out with,
Speaker 2: how they wasted eleven thousand dollars on those bid big
Speaker 2: Biden Harris infrastructure signs. It's just insane. I was literally
Speaker 2: one of my clients is a big sign maker. They
Speaker 2: do all my signs, and I'm on the zoom call
Speaker 2: with him yesterday. We're talking about a project and I'm like,
Speaker 2: he hadn't seen the article, and I'm like, you should
Speaker 2: write a blog post about this, because there's no way
Speaker 2: you guys would have charged eleven thousand, five hundred dollars
Speaker 2: for this kind of nonsense. What five or six signs?
Speaker 2: Eleven thousand dollars? Guys, this is your tax money. And
Speaker 2: then the crazy thing is our mayor gets invited to
Speaker 2: the DNC to speak. One of the city council members
Speaker 2: goes on to Hud like, are those things tied together?
Speaker 4: Are we doing? Like is this a quid pro quo?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Are we doing favors for the federal government? And I
Speaker 2: keep saying this monopoly we have on city council and
Speaker 2: county commission He got nine city council members, guys, all Democrats.
Speaker 2: He got three count of commissioners, all Democrats. This is
Speaker 2: the kind of stuff that happens. These are the decisions
Speaker 2: that they make when you live under a one part monopoly.
Speaker 1: We'll continue with Adam Keaylor again. You can find them
Speaker 1: online at Adam Kayler dot com on cut and his
Speaker 1: you know, county commissioner issues when we're talking a little
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Speaker 6: Shot ingram on fifty five KRC the talk station.
Speaker 1: Seven twenty here fifty five KERCD talk station, A very
Speaker 1: happy Friday to Adam Kala run for him and County
Speaker 1: Commissioner in the studio and he heard my conversation from
Speaker 1: yesterday regarding the Shenanigans declaration onund An East tree house
Speaker 1: and some campaign contributions from Rumkey. That's interesting because as
Speaker 1: I understand it, she's a Democrat and she's really out
Speaker 1: there raising three forms of holy hell against an East treehouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, And you know I've I've I've gotten messages
Speaker 2: from a lot of people, mostly Democrats, about issues that
Speaker 2: they've had with candidates that they trusted to do a
Speaker 2: good job on things like the environment, you know, typical
Speaker 2: Democrat issues.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: But again, a lot of this stuff goes back to
Speaker 2: checks and balances.
Speaker 4: Brian.
Speaker 2: You just if you've got a monopoly, a one party
Speaker 2: monopoly running city Council and County Commission, DC policy is
Speaker 2: going to run Cincinnati. And this is one thing I
Speaker 2: keep pushing on. You've got, you know, things that are
Speaker 2: coming down from on high you know, at the DNC
Speaker 2: that get pushed down to Cincinnati. And those things aren't
Speaker 2: always right for Cincinnati. But when it comes to environmental issues,
Speaker 2: I mean that's one thing Hamilton County Commission does have
Speaker 2: some control over. And when you aren't doing what the
Speaker 2: people who put you in power expect you to do,
Speaker 2: then that's a problem. And this this whole monopoly thing,
Speaker 2: people just sleepwalk through their entire their entire term.
Speaker 1: I mean, yet no one is there, you know, like
Speaker 1: capacity to call them out.
Speaker 4: Nobody.
Speaker 1: It's a protectionist environment. I'm not calling out a fellow
Speaker 1: Democrat because I don't want to be smirge the Democrat
Speaker 1: party name or have a shot at my fellow Democrat.
Speaker 1: So yeah, even if they're doing something that I don't
Speaker 1: necessarily believe and we're just gonna let it fly into
Speaker 1: the radar.
Speaker 4: Just let it fly.
Speaker 2: And this is the problem too, because a lot of
Speaker 2: them have their sights set on just like our County Commission.
Speaker 2: Next thing you know, they're in DC doing things with
Speaker 2: the Obama administration or the Harris administration or whatever. That's
Speaker 2: what they have their sit set on. These are career
Speaker 2: politicians a lot of times we're dealing with and some
Speaker 2: of the people we've elected here aren't even from Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: They're not even from the area really, So you've got
Speaker 2: people coming in here that don't do they really care
Speaker 2: about say say, like, I've been here my entire life,
Speaker 2: Yes this is I will go to war for Cincinnati.
Speaker 2: Oh I know I'm running. Because you can't just let
Speaker 2: people walk into office. It's just not good. And when
Speaker 2: they feel like they don't have any competition, that's when
Speaker 2: they get lazy. That's when they stop working for the people.
Speaker 2: That's when they just collect their check. What is it
Speaker 2: over a little over one hundred thousand dollars a year
Speaker 2: or something, these county commissioners are making. And if you
Speaker 2: have you don't have to worry ever about anyone even
Speaker 2: coming close to beating you. Then you know, you just
Speaker 2: you don't go talk to the people, You don't spend
Speaker 2: any money, and they were just gonna walk into office.
Speaker 2: That's one of the reasons John Pearson, who's running against Reese, Me,
Speaker 2: who's running against Streetthouse. That's why we're spending this kind
Speaker 2: of time and this kind of personal money to go.
Speaker 2: And I got ads running on Facebook now, I've got
Speaker 2: ads running on another ad network. I've got ads running
Speaker 2: on Twitter right now. I mean, this is all mostly
Speaker 2: coming out of my pocket, thinks.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I've had some some donors, friends and family and some
Speaker 2: of your listeners actually, But we're putting our money out there,
Speaker 2: in our time out there to fight this stuff because
Speaker 2: we care about Hamilton County, we care about the city
Speaker 2: of Cincinnati, and we're sick and tired of seeing these
Speaker 2: things like this assigned situation and this styrene leak and
Speaker 2: all these situations that come up that they are a
Speaker 2: symptom of lazy management. Is what that is. And if
Speaker 2: this was a business, a lot of these people would
Speaker 2: be fired. If this was an actual business, if this
Speaker 2: wasn't a government type thing, management would be gone.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, you and I don't want to
Speaker 1: focus just on the City of Cincinnati since you're running
Speaker 1: for a county wide office, but of course the City
Speaker 1: of Cincinnati is the you know, the hub of the
Speaker 1: entire multi county region year and if the city fails,
Speaker 1: the everybody tends to fail. But in terms of you know,
Speaker 1: in terms of one thing that comes to my mind,
Speaker 1: that the failure to keep up with the road and
Speaker 1: infrastructure maintenance. They're so far behind. They have allocated money
Speaker 1: every year and every year it falls behind. They don't
Speaker 1: even complete what their scheduled to do in the calendar year.
Speaker 1: So the number of projects just keeps piling up and
Speaker 1: piling up, and the number of roads that are deteriorated
Speaker 1: to the point where you can't drive and without getting
Speaker 1: an alignment at the end of the road, it's they're
Speaker 1: just multiplying. That is an epic sign of incompetence. Infrastructure
Speaker 1: and public safe You bring those out and you know,
Speaker 1: of course, low taxes, it's going to be a magnet
Speaker 1: for everydon want to move in. You don't take care
Speaker 1: of what you got, you don't keep on the projects
Speaker 1: you're responsible.
Speaker 4: For, you just start slipping. They just start slipping.
Speaker 2: And I've got a friend in budgeting down at the
Speaker 2: city and he's been in different departments, and one time
Speaker 2: he told me that there was so the police officers
Speaker 2: have to rotate their guns every several years.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, have you heard about this signific west
Speaker 1: and buy back? Yeah, they got rid of that. The
Speaker 1: city returns the used firearms to Smith and Wesson and
Speaker 1: in return, Smith gives them new ones.
Speaker 4: Half a million dollars is what we were getting from it.
Speaker 2: But because Democrats have this thing with guns, now they
Speaker 2: have to destroy them all. Yeah, so now we're out
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand dollars, right.
Speaker 1: And of course that really has a profound impact on
Speaker 1: the number of firearms.
Speaker 5: In the world.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, they were I think Smith and Wesson. What
Speaker 2: they were doing is that we're selling them back to
Speaker 2: police forces in Europe and different countries. But they were
Speaker 2: going from police to other police.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, and those are just the weird decisions that get
Speaker 2: made across the board that are just like, what are
Speaker 2: you doing.
Speaker 1: They're symbolic and they cost the taxpayers money.
Speaker 2: And what's talp with the roads? You mentioned the roads,
Speaker 2: but it's insane. What's going on right now?
Speaker 1: All right, we'll pause, will bring Adam Kayler back. It's
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Speaker 6: slow from four to seventy one to the double A.
Speaker 6: That's because northbound fourth seventy one is now shut down
Speaker 6: at two seventy five from problems earlier. Southbound fourth seventy
Speaker 6: one shutdown as well due to that fire underneath the bridge.
Speaker 6: There's some broken down on forty two's ramp in Florence
Speaker 6: just south seventy five.
Speaker 3: The rampan is blocked.
Speaker 6: Chuck Ingram on fifty five krc the talk station.
Speaker 1: Seven thirty to fifty five KRCD talk station. We're now
Speaker 1: from now the other Republican running for county Commissioner, Jonathan
Speaker 1: Pearson joins a program at A thirty preceded by Matt
Speaker 1: Damaris vets Anne Bruce. An opportunity for us to pay
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Speaker 1: that at top of this hour. In the meantime in studio.
Speaker 1: Adam Kaylor Adam Kaylor dot com, koe e h l
Speaker 1: e R running for County Commissioner on a well, really contemplative,
Speaker 1: minding the economic shop kind of platform. He wants to
Speaker 1: ensure that we get every the value for every dollar
Speaker 1: that's taken in. He's all about fiscal responsibility, he's all
Speaker 1: about open door policies. He's got some great ideas for
Speaker 1: the county, starting with transparency, which goes back to this,
Speaker 1: you know unit party we've got in county commissioners right now.
Speaker 1: You don't get transparency when the whole thing's run by
Speaker 1: one party. And I would probably say that about the
Speaker 1: Republicans as well. We have number of illustrations Republicans not
Speaker 1: playing nicely and that's not me and that's not what
Speaker 1: I'm about, and I know that's not what Adam's about,
Speaker 1: which is why I really like and trust him and
Speaker 1: encourage you to vote for him or at least look
Speaker 1: into him as a consideration. So, without further ado, I
Speaker 1: know this is not a county issue, but it is
Speaker 1: a county issue because it impacts everybody in the state
Speaker 1: of Ohio. You and I were talking about issue one,
Speaker 1: and you know, by all accounts, it looks like it's
Speaker 1: probably going to pass, and that is a terrible, terrible thing.
Speaker 1: And I believe you had one statistic that said if
Speaker 1: it pass, it's gonna flip four congressional seat.
Speaker 2: Through that coming from the party here in Hamilton County.
Speaker 2: So I was over at the East Side Republican Club
Speaker 2: speaking the other day and I was told that it's
Speaker 2: actually from Ohio, from the state of Ohio. This is
Speaker 2: coming down from the state of Ohio that it is
Speaker 2: currently the yes votes are leading the no votes right now.
Speaker 2: So but it's within the margin verra I mean, which
Speaker 2: is probably a lot of times two to four points, right.
Speaker 2: So if we don't want it to pass, which we
Speaker 2: should not want Issue one to pass, you guys, you
Speaker 2: need to vote no on Issue one. This is a
Speaker 2: hail Mary by the Democrats. And not just Ohio Democrats.
Speaker 2: I'm talking about California Democrats, New York Democrats and Illinois
Speaker 2: Agassis leftists, Swiss leftists that are are bringing money in
Speaker 2: here and throwing tons of money. Guys, You've got to
Speaker 2: go look up the numbers on this money that they're
Speaker 2: they've put into this Issue one. They have lost Ohio,
Speaker 2: and they've lost Ohio because Ohio voters are reasonable people
Speaker 2: and they see what's going on with the Democratic Party.
Speaker 2: They see how it's moving further and further left, and
Speaker 2: Ohio is moved and voted more right. And this year,
Speaker 2: I mean you, the polling is shown Republicans are up eight,
Speaker 2: seven or eight points in Ohio already. When you look
Speaker 2: at the polling well in twenty twenty, they actually had
Speaker 2: Trump only up like half a point or something in Ohio.
Speaker 2: He ended up winning Ohio by eight. That's how big
Speaker 2: the polling era was. I mean, you've got a seven
Speaker 2: to eight point gap in the polling era in twenty twenty.
Speaker 2: So if you apply that Trump could be up in
Speaker 2: Ohio right now twelve to fifteen points, that would mean
Speaker 2: they have completely lost Ohio in this issue. One situation
Speaker 2: is a hail mary by the Democrats and their big
Speaker 2: donors to have any bit of control and any hope
Speaker 2: at controlling what happens in Ohio.
Speaker 1: And which really really puzzles me when you see some
Speaker 1: you know and say what you want about them or
Speaker 1: their character or what wing within the Republican Party they
Speaker 1: happen to be. If they want Republicans to continue to
Speaker 1: succeed and win in Ohio, yet they're still out there
Speaker 1: campaigning in favor of voting yes on one. I just
Speaker 1: don't understand that at all.
Speaker 2: Well, to me, guys like this is going to be
Speaker 2: a group of fifteen unelected people that are you know
Speaker 2: by that are that are appointed by unelected people that
Speaker 2: can only get rid of each other. This is adding
Speaker 2: more bureaucracy. I mean, this is it's crazy. Guys like
Speaker 2: you don't vote for any of these people. At least
Speaker 2: people you vote for, you can vote them out.
Speaker 1: Exactly.
Speaker 4: We have no control over this group.
Speaker 1: And we have the opportunity to take them to court
Speaker 1: if they screw up a jerrymandering. This is still jerrymandering.
Speaker 1: Jerry mandering. Yeah, it's just moving in from you know,
Speaker 1: elected officials over to this unelected committee. Only individuals on
Speaker 1: the committee can oust a fellow member, even for malfeasance.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. I you, an elected official can't sue them
Speaker 1: for not doing their job or doing their job inappropriately,
Speaker 1: which means they're well but could become extremely political within
Speaker 1: their discussions about jerry mandering.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and Brian's an attorney, so Brian, Brian can tell you.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm sure you've read through the language and
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 1: Of it's insanity.
Speaker 4: It's insanity, And this is this is.
Speaker 1: The most comp ridiculously complex process I think I've ever encountered.
Speaker 1: And I've encountered a lot of crazy.
Speaker 4: I'm sure you have.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I mean, guys, most of you aren't going
Speaker 2: to read through the language the way a guy like
Speaker 2: Brian knows how to read.
Speaker 1: Through the language. You'll fall asleep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll fall asleep exactly.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Part of being an attorney is being able to stay
Speaker 2: awake while you're reading this stuff. But you know the
Speaker 2: way they word things and the way when you go
Speaker 2: to the polls or when you go and you go
Speaker 2: to vote, you're going to read this thing and it's
Speaker 2: going to seem super complicated. Just remember, vote no. That's
Speaker 2: all you got to do. Just go in there, vote no,
Speaker 2: because this is insane.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 2: The last set of maps were approved by Democrats. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's how we get them through. Yeah, it's it's not
Speaker 2: like this wasn't a unanimously decided map. And the way
Speaker 2: the maps get drawn up, like you kind of got
Speaker 2: to keep each district the population. You got to think
Speaker 2: about the culture there and all that. That's the way
Speaker 2: they have to do these maps.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 2: So what's different about the way they're going to draw
Speaker 2: these maps? Well, what's different is is you've got unelected
Speaker 2: people doing it this time. Unelected people who knows what
Speaker 2: the Republicans that are going to get elected are those
Speaker 2: rhino guys. I mean, if you're a hardcore Republican, you
Speaker 2: should be concerned about the Republicans that are going to
Speaker 2: be on that group representing you.
Speaker 1: You're like the Blue twenty two.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, like the Blue twenty two guys.
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Speaker 1: Seven one cod UND seven forty two fifty five cares
Speaker 1: the talk station enjoying my wide range of topic conversation
Speaker 1: with Adam Kaylor, who's running for Hamilton County Commissioner. And
Speaker 1: the big emphasis of course all morning throughout his campaign
Speaker 1: is he needs some diversity of opinion there. If for
Speaker 1: no other reason, then an alternative point of view might
Speaker 1: cause us when we read about it, to engage in
Speaker 1: a little more discussion and debate about any given issue.
Speaker 1: It's really critically important. And you can trust Adam. He's
Speaker 1: not some wing nut, you know, He's actually got this
Speaker 1: wonderful background, proven businessman. He understands things like, you know,
Speaker 1: crypto and technology, and he's used that even in didn't
Speaker 1: you use that over some measure at this a creative
Speaker 1: a school of creative and performing arts here at your
Speaker 1: alma mater.
Speaker 4: Oh well we did.
Speaker 2: I mean we've done tons of stuff, like in twenty seventeen,
Speaker 2: I brought the first ever crypto conference to the Midwest.
Speaker 2: So and that was actually over at the Coming to
Speaker 2: Convention Center if you want to call that the Midwest,
Speaker 2: but that was the That was the affordable convention center
Speaker 2: where you can bring it to. But we had two
Speaker 2: hundred people showed. It was twohundred bucks a ticket. Most
Speaker 2: of the big co's in Cincinnati, Kroger, P and G
Speaker 2: sent representatives there to understand, you know what, how crypto
Speaker 2: is what a digital dollar looks like.
Speaker 4: God forbid we ever get one of those here.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I talked about that with Warren Davidson today.
Speaker 2: Man, I'm telling you Warren davids and one is one
Speaker 2: of the OG's, Bernie Marino, one of the ogs. He
Speaker 2: actually actually went to one of his blockchain conferences up
Speaker 2: in Cleveland, was called block Land, and I wanted to
Speaker 2: do here in Cincinnati. I want to probably bring another
Speaker 2: one of these back maybe next year. We'll see how
Speaker 2: it goes. But I'm gonna call ours block Toberfest. I
Speaker 2: love it. But AI blockchain, I mean you there's a
Speaker 2: push by and I don't know what it is on
Speaker 2: the left, but they are they are very hesitant to
Speaker 2: adopt new technology. I mean even crypto blockchain stuff. I
Speaker 2: mean I was buying bitcoin was four hundred bucks.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 2: Now it's trading into a little over seventy thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: And even even though you have the evidence, it's still like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's not good. That's not good.
Speaker 4: AI.
Speaker 2: I use AI every single day to write proposals to
Speaker 2: change things. I mean, to write copy, adjust copy. I mean,
Speaker 2: these are technologies that could save tons of time. Think
Speaker 2: about the county. These county workers. Every day they do
Speaker 2: these monotonous tasks that are boring. Why not get them
Speaker 2: out of that kind of stuff. Incorporate something it's going
Speaker 2: to save them time, make their jobs more efficient, and
Speaker 2: make them happier.
Speaker 1: Well sounds like a good idea to me. So this
Speaker 1: is the type of technology that you could bring to
Speaker 1: Hamilton County as a commissioner. Yeah, money saving, time saving technology.
Speaker 4: Make make the workers happy.
Speaker 2: I mean, my mom worked at the IRS, that sweatshop
Speaker 2: they had over their college for years. Hated it, right,
Speaker 2: pushing paper all day. I mean this was obviously the
Speaker 2: eighties and nineties. But these government workers, I mean their jobs,
Speaker 2: they are just the same thing over and over again.
Speaker 2: I imagine that life coming in every single day, Like,
Speaker 2: you can't have an efficient county, and you can't find
Speaker 2: savings if your worker are miserable every day they hate
Speaker 2: coming into their jobs.
Speaker 1: That creates great inefficiency.
Speaker 2: Great inefficiency, and we have to fix that. I bet
Speaker 2: you if we just fix that and we have happier
Speaker 2: workers at the county that are doing things that they
Speaker 2: like to do that they actually thought they'd be doing
Speaker 2: when they came and worked at that job, I bet
Speaker 2: you we can find money savings just right there.
Speaker 1: All right, one more time with Adam Kaylor again, Adam
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Speaker 1: Seven fifty here fifty five KRC detalk station grabbing up
Speaker 1: this hour with one more SEGM with Adam kahl Or
Speaker 1: last opportunity to speak to they five KRC morning show
Speaker 1: listeners in advance a Tuesday. And I think he's making
Speaker 1: a good case across the board for his understanding of
Speaker 1: matters political. Obviously, he is a broad level of intelligence
Speaker 1: when it comes to, you know, things technical like cryptocurrency,
Speaker 1: and even figured out a way that the city of
Speaker 1: Cincinnati could make heaploads of money using their solar panels
Speaker 1: to just mine crypto. And I thought, I don't know
Speaker 1: that they can engage in private money making enterprises like that,
Speaker 1: but he said, you really literally could make money if
Speaker 1: you harness that electricity source and applied it solely to
Speaker 1: mining crypto, and I don't want to go down a
Speaker 1: whole road on that because to me, that whole thing,
Speaker 1: that mining aspect, is like the peace of God. It
Speaker 1: passes all human understanding. But you get the last final
Speaker 1: words here, Adam. Let my listeners know why it's important
Speaker 1: to vote for you. And maybe you know you got
Speaker 1: a pet project you plan on kicking off once you're elected.
Speaker 1: Let us know about it. Well.
Speaker 2: The big thing is is I'd love to audit the county.
Speaker 2: I'd love to find out exactly where all of our
Speaker 2: money's going. I'd love for taxpayers to be able to
Speaker 2: go on log in see a pie chart of every
Speaker 2: bit of tax are Say you paid you know, ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars in taxes last year. I want to see
Speaker 2: a pie chart, and I want to see a breakdown
Speaker 2: of where what every department got of my ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Then I want to be able to click into each
Speaker 2: one of those and I want to be able to
Speaker 2: find out what that department does. But more importantly, I
Speaker 2: want to find out if they're hitting their goals. Do
Speaker 2: they even have goals? Does the park system have goals?
Speaker 2: Does the Sheriff's department have goals? What are your goals?
Speaker 2: Are we going to set goals that say, hey, figure
Speaker 2: out how to save us ten percent more money this
Speaker 2: year that we can reallocate into something else that's going to.
Speaker 4: Right go Ina.
Speaker 1: I love that because going back to your efficiency and
Speaker 1: your happy worker, you are more productive kind of concept.
Speaker 1: We do have a tendency to just say, oh, we
Speaker 1: love the parks, let's go vote for the levee. We
Speaker 1: don't know what's happening. We can see that, you know,
Speaker 1: I guess they're well maintained or everything. But is there
Speaker 1: a can you have the same level of maintenance and
Speaker 1: upkey for less money?
Speaker 4: Are they sure you can?
Speaker 1: Be's the price? I know, well, it's government, of course
Speaker 1: there is.
Speaker 4: I mean in business, you you're always trying to say happen.
Speaker 1: You have to, right, because you've got to make your
Speaker 1: money as opposed to take it from someone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I need to hire more people, So why am
Speaker 2: I wasting money in this category? Because more people are
Speaker 2: going to produce more things for me. Right, So in
Speaker 2: the county, you've got the same issue. It's it's let's
Speaker 2: use the sign thing. For example, eleven thousand dollars for
Speaker 2: five or six signs and you go look at those
Speaker 2: chintzy signs. I mean, there's no way that should cost
Speaker 2: eleven thousand dollars. Why is that eleven thousand dollars? Those
Speaker 2: are the types of things that people that are in
Speaker 2: power just kind of let it go. Well, it's a government,
Speaker 2: it should cost a lot of money. Like it's crazy
Speaker 2: because you've got people grifting off of that.
Speaker 1: Or if I'm connected with someone in government and I
Speaker 1: happen to be a sign maker, you know, maybe they're
Speaker 1: gonna call me. I didn't solicit him necessarily, but like, oh,
Speaker 1: I know, Brian, he makes signs. Let me just give
Speaker 1: him a ring and see what it's gonna cost. And
Speaker 1: in my head, I'm going, they don't care how much
Speaker 1: it costs. It's government. They get the money from the taxpayers.
Speaker 1: Eleven thousand, Sure you got the contract. Let's move on, Brian.
Speaker 1: My four foot by foot signs cost me sixty bucks.
Speaker 1: Sixty bucks.
Speaker 2: They're bigger than the signs that they put out there
Speaker 2: and in their core plast and they're not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: He just you know, it would have been four hundred
Speaker 2: bucks to print up six of those signs.
Speaker 1: But see just one small item in a vastly larger
Speaker 1: pile of money, and multiple individual areas within the government
Speaker 1: entity that's Hamilton County, like the parks and like the sewers,
Speaker 1: and you know, all of these. I am certain if
Speaker 1: you did a full audit of them, if you've had
Speaker 1: a you know, entity, come out and do a walk
Speaker 1: through of their practices and come up with greater efficiencies.
Speaker 1: I mean, there are companies out there that do that
Speaker 1: exact kind of thing I need to advertise for Lean Arrow.
Speaker 1: I mean business consultants. They look at your you know, practices,
Speaker 1: and they find areas where you have inefficiencies, and they
Speaker 1: create new processes for them that can be done in government.
Speaker 1: The only problem is that usually results in, well, you
Speaker 1: know what, we really don't need the extra ten people
Speaker 1: that we got here. We're going to have to let
Speaker 1: them go because they're not doing anything. Well, that's what
Speaker 1: the government loves. Well, Democrats love bigger government because then
Speaker 1: they've got people tied their careers are tied to voting Democrat. Yep,
Speaker 1: you haven't the city, you haven't the county. But you know,
Speaker 1: people always say, oh, well, you know, I want to
Speaker 1: vote for the nice person.
Speaker 2: I want to get them. No, we don't need nice people.
Speaker 2: We need boodogs. We need people that are not afraid
Speaker 2: to say no to some of this stuff. And right
Speaker 2: now you got you know, you got rubber stamps. That's
Speaker 2: what we got.
Speaker 1: Well, at least as far as we can tell, because
Speaker 1: not a whole lot of information coming out of the
Speaker 1: Commissioner's office. No, where's your money going? Guys? Amen Adam
Speaker 1: Kalor dot com he's a good man. I think you
Speaker 1: should vote from That's my opinion. Anyway. I know who's
Speaker 1: getting my vote when it comes to election day, and
Speaker 1: Adam is the man as well as bottom of the hour,
Speaker 1: next hour, Jonathan Pearson, he's running for county commissioner. We'll
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