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Speaker 2: Indeed, Happy Tuesday, folks, Brian. I'm right here, glad to
Speaker 2: see just Trekker. He belongs in there in the lineup,
Speaker 2: looking forward to the seven o'clock hour, first guest and
Speaker 2: for a full hour. Joe describes it as the farewell tour.
Speaker 2: We'll see what Congressman Brad Weinster has to say about that.
Speaker 2: Old politicians never die, they just fade away. Well, don't
Speaker 2: know if Congress Winter's going to fade.
Speaker 1: Away or not.
Speaker 2: Maybe we'll get a little update on what he's planning
Speaker 2: on doing after he departs Congress.
Speaker 1: But he's still there.
Speaker 2: He's still a Congressman, and he still has thoughts and
Speaker 2: opinions on what's going on in the world. One of
Speaker 2: the things I'm going to ask him about I'll get
Speaker 2: to here just in a minute. Something Daniel Davis brought
Speaker 2: up a couple of weeks ago. We're running out of missiles. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we'll see what Congress weinsterpe has to say about that.
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Speaker 2: to three talk found five fifty on at and T
Speaker 2: found a Joe. My favorite headline from this morning. It's
Speaker 2: not in the stack of stupid. Don't know if you
Speaker 2: saw it ready.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: It's been described in different headlines depending on where you
Speaker 2: read it. The original reporting from the Daily Mail headline
Speaker 2: over a Daily Caller, Waltz reportedly had romantic relationship with
Speaker 2: China's Wang in his twenties. Did you see that one? No,
Speaker 2: I guess I will. I will at the outset sake.
Speaker 6: Yeah, penalties, so.
Speaker 5: We can get into the penalty box all myself.
Speaker 1: Yeah close.
Speaker 2: Maybe you should actually read Waltz's Wang reportedly had a
Speaker 2: romantic relationship in China. Any that makes more sense anyway? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and again my caveat is I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: fake or not, but the Daily Mail put its reputation
Speaker 2: on the line to the extent it has one. They
Speaker 2: say he allegedly had a passionate romance with the daughter
Speaker 2: of a high ranking Chinese Communist Party official back in
Speaker 2: his nineteen eighty nine teaching stint in the Chinese city
Speaker 2: of Foshan. Jenna Wang was an English teacher there. She
Speaker 2: told The Daily Mail that well, they kept a relationship
Speaker 2: a ship on the DL because her dad, a high
Speaker 2: ranking Chinese Communist Party official and chairman of a labor
Speaker 2: union in her home city, Bin Hui, would be upset
Speaker 2: and very angry if he found out that two were
Speaker 2: having a relationship. So they talked about getting married, but
Speaker 2: the relationship deteriorated when Walts allegedly insinuated that Wang was
Speaker 2: only marrying him for a US passport. So that's about
Speaker 2: all going to give that one. We'll see if that
Speaker 2: it's the October surprise. But obviously, being who I am
Speaker 2: and having a bit of a blue sense of humor,
Speaker 2: I do gravitated toward the headline anyway. According to Daniel
Speaker 2: Davis and I were talking about this situation with Israel
Speaker 2: after the launch from Iran and the one hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty or so missiles that were launched, most of them
Speaker 2: did not hit anything. Many of them were shot down
Speaker 2: by the US supplied missile defense systems that we well
Speaker 2: supply to Israel and we of course supplied to Ukraine,
Speaker 2: and we of course need them ourselves. Therein lies the
Speaker 2: challenge because my point to Daniel Davis, and he agreed
Speaker 2: with me completely. Listen, these things are expensive, and if
Speaker 2: they have tens of thousands of even cheap, you know,
Speaker 2: hard to control missiles like bottle rockets they launch in,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to launch one of these very expensive
Speaker 2: missile systems to shoot them down so you can protect
Speaker 2: the citizenry. Aren't you going to run out of those
Speaker 2: sometime soon? And yeah, it's like, of course, there's only
Speaker 2: a finite number of these things can be built, and
Speaker 2: the more rockets get launching into Israel, the more they
Speaker 2: have to use them to defend themselves. And lo and behold,
Speaker 2: you wake up and find out we are running low
Speaker 2: on the air defense missiles. They point out, it's raising
Speaker 2: questions about the Pentagon's readiness to respond to the ongoing
Speaker 2: wars in the Middle East, Europe, and the potential conflict
Speaker 2: in the Pacific which hasn't yet broken out, which gets
Speaker 2: precariously closer and closer to war over the between China
Speaker 2: and Taiwan. So interceptors, they say, are the most sought
Speaker 2: after drone sought after ordinance. Given the widening crisis in
Speaker 2: the Middle East. The shortfall that we're facing right now
Speaker 2: could become even more urgent after Israel's Friday night strike
Speaker 2: on Iran, which officials say may spark another wave of
Speaker 2: attacks by Tehran, another wave of one hundred and eighty
Speaker 2: or two hundred rockets. Maybe the primary defense is called
Speaker 2: the standard missile. I am relying on the Wall Street
Speaker 2: Jurnal reporting, but they did talk with people in the
Speaker 2: no standard missile initial cap Usually ship launched come in
Speaker 2: various types, but they are the most common. We actually
Speaker 2: launched more than one hundred of these standard missiles since
Speaker 2: Hamasa's attack on Israel in October of last year. That's
Speaker 2: you said, more than one hundred, Well it's only one hundred.
Speaker 2: Hang on there, it gets a little worse. Defense Department
Speaker 2: out loud said, we don't disclose publicly our stockpiles. Obviously
Speaker 2: that's information we don't want our adversaries to have. However,
Speaker 2: the heavy use of obviously a finite and limited supply
Speaker 2: of these missiles is concerning to the military because we
Speaker 2: can't make them quickly enough, and we can't keep pace
Speaker 2: with the really significantly high demand that the situation Ukraine
Speaker 2: Middle East has created. Pentagon Warriors it could run through
Speaker 2: its inventory faster that can replace them, leaving US, the
Speaker 2: United States vulnerable in a potential conflict. I would argue anywhere,
Speaker 2: but they specifically cite the Pacific. Fellow de Wut, director
Speaker 2: of the Conventional Defense Program at the Stimson Center in Washington,
Speaker 2: Elias Josef, apparently a noted authority on this quota, is
Speaker 2: saying the US has not developed a defense industrial base
Speaker 2: intended for a large scale war of attrition in both
Speaker 2: Europe and Middle East. It's that war of attrition I
Speaker 2: was talking about with Daniel Davis while meeting its own
Speaker 2: readiness standards, and both of those wars are extended conflicts,
Speaker 2: which was not part of the US defense planning. I
Speaker 2: guess there's only so much you can plan for. But
Speaker 2: given that, you know, we seem to be the not
Speaker 2: the world's largest, you know, weaponry supplier, but among the largest,
Speaker 2: we have all of these allies reaching out to US
Speaker 2: seeking weapons for from US. I guess they don't make
Speaker 2: them themselves anymore. You think NATO would have its own
Speaker 2: manufacturing facility for weapons that they might need to defend itself.
Speaker 2: They say increasing production of these weapons is difficult. It
Speaker 2: often requires the company's open new production lines, expand facilities,
Speaker 2: high additional workers, and they don't necessarily want to do that,
Speaker 2: not knowing how long the demand's going to be around.
Speaker 2: Hm US has built up interceptar stocks over recent years. However,
Speaker 2: the US, in any one single month of the conflict
Speaker 2: in the Middle East, has launched dozens of these missiles,
Speaker 2: and production capacity can't keep up. According to analysts and
Speaker 2: defense officials, are which is the manufacturer of the so
Speaker 2: called standard missiles, can make a maximum of a few
Speaker 2: hundred annually. That's why I grabbed a hold of that.
Speaker 2: We used up one hundred of them since the October
Speaker 2: attack on Israel. That's our ships firing our standard missiles
Speaker 2: from various locations. One hundred. I guess that is well
Speaker 2: one third of the total production that can be even
Speaker 2: made in an entire county year. But that production, the
Speaker 2: few hundred max Standard missile manufactured per year isn't for US.
Speaker 1: It has to status.
Speaker 2: So I know only not only our potential needs, but
Speaker 2: the at least fourteen allies who also buy these standard missiles.
Speaker 1: That's according to RTX.
Speaker 2: They say since the war with Amas and Israel began
Speaker 2: last year, US ships have launched more than ready. This
Speaker 2: is your money one point eight billion dollars worth of
Speaker 2: interceptors in order to stop Iran and its proxies from
Speaker 2: attacking Israel as well as the ship's going through the
Speaker 2: Red Sea. That's according to Navy officials, and in terms
Speaker 2: of strategy, the general reports of the Navy often launches two
Speaker 2: interceptors for every one missile it is responding to, just
Speaker 2: as what they call is an insurance policy, and a
Speaker 2: single loan standard missile can cost millions of dollars as
Speaker 2: contrasted to the tiny, pesky yet very inexpensively manufactured drones
Speaker 2: and these bottle rockets that quite often are launched into
Speaker 2: Israel and other places, huge differential in cost. I wonder
Speaker 2: how many attack drones you can make for well millions
Speaker 2: of dollars. One official congressional official quoted as saying, those
Speaker 2: are really expensive munitions to sh shoot down crappy, hoothy targets,
Speaker 2: and every one that they expend takes months to replace
Speaker 2: and at a high high cost. Well, I guess how
Speaker 2: long can you keep it up?
Speaker 1: Ah?
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Speaker 2: Tuesday, a full hour with Congress and Weinstrip in the
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Speaker 2: and studio. Good conversationalist and should be why I'm going
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Speaker 2: not part of multiple committees that have you know, information,
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Speaker 2: eight two to three talk found fight fifty on at
Speaker 2: and T phones, pulling out all stops both campaigns in
Speaker 2: the final week up to the election, they rolled out
Speaker 2: Gwen Waltz over the weekend. On Sunday, Katie Kuric, she
Speaker 2: happens to be the current wife of vice presidential hopeful
Speaker 2: Tim Waltz. Case he haven't gotten the memo on that,
Speaker 2: Kuric did ask her directly about her husband being called
Speaker 2: tampon Tim because he signed the bill that put freemenstter
Speaker 2: products in all restrooms, including boys rooms, which you know,
Speaker 2: maybe one of the reasons Trump is leading in the
Speaker 2: polls because to most Americans that sounds like batcrap insanity.
Speaker 2: Of course, she's got to support her husband. And this
Speaker 2: is what she had to say in response. If kids
Speaker 2: are hungry in school, what that does to brain and learning,
Speaker 2: You're not going to learn to read. So if you're
Speaker 2: talking about learning to read and closing gaps and you
Speaker 2: better take away the barriers to that. If that's tampons,
Speaker 2: then that's tampons, right.
Speaker 5: Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened
Speaker 5: to it.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when you used to have to rely
Speaker 2: on tampons when you were learning to read daily She
Speaker 2: went on, take away the barriers and let's get the
Speaker 2: let's get to the real work of this, not get
Speaker 2: lost in what our components and as some people would say,
Speaker 2: you know, equaling the playing field or whatever it might be.
Speaker 2: Close quote are you dumber now after I read that sentence?
Speaker 2: Dumber than you were a moment ago after I read
Speaker 2: her response to well, Tampon's having some connection with reading.
Speaker 2: You know that's interesting, Joe, you selected the bubbling bong
Speaker 2: of stupidity. Most people accuse Kamala Harris of hitting the
Speaker 2: wine bottle, so maybe she has a different mind altering
Speaker 2: drug of chores of choice. Here's another state from.
Speaker 1: Walls.
Speaker 2: Tim and I have always thought that about removing barriers
Speaker 2: to learning and success and whatever that barrier is, whether
Speaker 2: it be a free lunch, or menstruation products or knowing
Speaker 2: who you are. Everyone means everyone, and some things look
Speaker 2: different for some people. People have different needs and they
Speaker 2: have different resources, but everyone means everyone and all of us.
Speaker 2: Such he's channeling Kamala Harris here, So that's not an
Speaker 2: unmessy journey. But we have looked at it like what
Speaker 2: do you need to move forward? What do you need
Speaker 2: to be happy and healthy and have success, and how
Speaker 2: might we most effectively and best help with that? And
Speaker 2: then mind your own damn business right, then get out
Speaker 2: of the way, because and I think that those two
Speaker 2: pieces probably describe Tim. He's compassionate, he's empathetic, he removes barriers.
Speaker 7: What is God's holy name? Are you bothering about?
Speaker 2: Other fun quotes from this back and forth conversation with
Speaker 2: Katie Kirk. We see equity as getting people what they
Speaker 2: need to get to a specific place where we can
Speaker 2: have that conversation. And moving over to her husband current
Speaker 2: husband quote, he's such an amazing person and how he
Speaker 2: models support for his wife and empowers women and empowers
Speaker 2: me is really miraculous. So he has you know, he
Speaker 2: had a good sense of humor about things, obviously referring
Speaker 2: back to being called tampon Tim. And yet she wasn't
Speaker 2: quizzed or asked about how her current husband slapped the
Speaker 2: next girlfriend so hard she spun around.
Speaker 1: Uh, well there is that, and how.
Speaker 2: His first marriage ended after he had an affair with
Speaker 2: their children's nanny who he got pregnant. I love how
Speaker 2: he empowers women.
Speaker 4: It's just it's so does not make this.
Speaker 2: And then there's that headline I let off with Waltz
Speaker 2: reportedly had romantic relationship with China's.
Speaker 1: Wang in his twenties five.
Speaker 2: Five garrious that he talks now, you didn't take pictures
Speaker 2: of the parking lot, Joe, All right, stick around right
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Speaker 1: I'll be right back.
Speaker 8: Years of the United States, I've turned into months. Nomination
Speaker 8: for president in two weeks.
Speaker 4: President today the most important day. Now, this is it.
Speaker 4: Time for talk is over. Our big game, big game
Speaker 4: game is here.
Speaker 8: Wors of the election world to play by play.
Speaker 6: Any battlegrounds, watching the swing stay and.
Speaker 1: The final score, the Electoral College votes.
Speaker 7: We're gonna win. We will win.
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Speaker 2: what Mark Scott this morning, Mark, thanks for calling in
Speaker 2: the Happy Tuesday to you.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Brian. You know you could fill your stack
Speaker 6: of stupid every day with Biden and Harris Walls, that
Speaker 6: entire group. You can fill it every day with them,
Speaker 6: and I do not know how anybody take these people serious?
Speaker 6: I mean, I didn't know who Walls was. They're never
Speaker 6: seen before before this campaign. And the moment that I
Speaker 6: saw that guy walk out onto the stage, I was like,
Speaker 6: oh my god. And then his wife seems like she's
Speaker 6: gotten a little touch of the attention, and I mean,
Speaker 6: the more she talks, the better it is for Republicans.
Speaker 6: But the scary thing is the poling should be like
Speaker 6: seventy five twenty five for Trump. I mean, because let's
Speaker 6: face it, twenty five percent of the people you can
Speaker 6: put a d on a trash bag and.
Speaker 5: They vote for him, yep.
Speaker 6: And you're never going to change these boats. But how
Speaker 6: does anybody take these people serious? And then when you
Speaker 6: look at the reaction of the media through the rally
Speaker 6: that Donald Trump had at Madison Square Gardens, and they're
Speaker 6: they're they're saying it was a rally of paint. And
Speaker 6: I didn't watch the whole thing. I watched a little
Speaker 6: bit of it and then watch some highlights from it.
Speaker 6: But these people are just outright line, And how do
Speaker 6: they live with themselves and sleep at night? It's just
Speaker 6: I don't understand it.
Speaker 2: Well, it's because you're paying attention to politics. And I'll
Speaker 2: use one of my very best friends, lifelong friendly since college,
Speaker 2: uh as the illustration he has Trump derangement syndrome just
Speaker 2: because he doesn't read anything at all in the in
Speaker 2: the news except the sound bites that go through one
Speaker 2: ear and out the other and the the memes that
Speaker 2: float around about Trump being a Nazi and a fascist.
Speaker 2: So of Trump's more you know, unsavory comments in the past,
Speaker 2: you know, the whole idea that Trump is this unfit
Speaker 2: to be the president of the United States type stuff,
Speaker 2: which has nothing to do with anything on policy. And
Speaker 2: when you gravitate over and actually break down specific policy
Speaker 2: points on where Trump was for his four years, where
Speaker 2: he is now relative to what Kamala Harris is, which
Speaker 2: no one knows yet, he tended to agree with me
Speaker 2: across all the political points that he would in fact
Speaker 2: back Trump, except he doesn't know all that because he
Speaker 2: refuses to pay attention it matters political. So he's left
Speaker 2: with a really outrageously and unfairly negative impression of Trump.
Speaker 2: And since he doesn't pay attention to news, he isn't
Speaker 2: listening to this insane crap coming out of Kamala Harris's mouth,
Speaker 2: and I even put out I said, she is an
Speaker 2: absolute moron. You know, I keep wanting to say his
Speaker 2: name out loud. I don't want to embarrass him because
Speaker 2: I love the guy to death. But you know, I
Speaker 2: mentioned some of her comments. I said, she's all over
Speaker 2: the place in terms of where she stands. She was
Speaker 2: in favor of all this far left radical agenda, which
Speaker 2: he disagrees with, like, for example, tampon's and boys bathrooms
Speaker 2: or men in women's bathrooms. He's totally against that. He
Speaker 2: doesn't like the world. Gudiology said, we'll vote for Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris as a vote to entrench that further. Trump is
Speaker 2: not pressing that kind of stuff, So it's Trump during
Speaker 2: the syndrome.
Speaker 6: Her problem is is that she will say whatever she
Speaker 6: has to at the moment that that when she's in
Speaker 6: front of that particular person. So if it's a if
Speaker 6: it's a left leaning reporter or somebody that's interviewing her
Speaker 6: and they ask her a question that most of us
Speaker 6: would be like, hell no, I would never do that.
Speaker 6: She will dislike the surgeries for transgender people in prison.
Speaker 6: I mean, does sheep really honestly suffer that?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, she'll just say whatever, that's a policy platform,
Speaker 2: to be quite honest with you on that. But there
Speaker 2: is there in lies the rob and you know, we
Speaker 2: kind of lost you, Mark, you broke up, and but
Speaker 2: there in lines the challenge. I agree with you. I
Speaker 2: think that Trump will be farther ahead. But we have
Speaker 2: multiple years in a row with a constant drum beat,
Speaker 2: a constant drumbeat of how evil this man is and
Speaker 2: how awful he is. I mean, I saw this article
Speaker 2: this morning about the amount of coverage in the news
Speaker 2: and how just overwhelming the mainstream media, overwhelmingly negative coverage.
Speaker 2: And since Kamala Harris got anointed, they've moved further away
Speaker 2: from even bringing her up and have constantly focused on
Speaker 2: Trump and all his alleged problems and issues, mostly defaulting
Speaker 2: to this he's a fascist and he's a Nazi, which
Speaker 2: means they are insulting. It's much like Hillary Clinton calling
Speaker 2: you know you people who one of for Trump deplorables.
Speaker 1: That's insulting to a huge.
Speaker 2: Chunk of the electric electric And now you pivot over
Speaker 2: and see if you showed up at at a Trump
Speaker 2: convention in New York, you're a Nazi. That doesn't do
Speaker 2: a whole lot to endear the left to people who
Speaker 2: might even be fence sitters or you know, undecided voters,
Speaker 2: because they're like my friend and don't pay attention. Let
Speaker 2: me just read you one paragraph, and I recommend you
Speaker 2: read the entire article. He is very critical of Donald
Speaker 2: Trump at the same time, but also pointing out well
Speaker 2: why Democrats made a Trump comeback. Think about Gerard Baker
Speaker 2: in Today's Journal. Here's the quote, It's great referring to Democrats,
Speaker 2: their deceitfully vacuous campaign, its invitation to sign up to
Speaker 2: a blank slate on their plans for another term, and
Speaker 2: a collective amnesia about their work and the current one.
Speaker 2: Their empty pants suit of a candidate incessantly blurting inanities
Speaker 2: into the media, void incapable of articulating a single substantive
Speaker 2: idea for governing. What they amount to is nothing less
Speaker 2: than an abuse of the voter's scruples and exploitation of
Speaker 2: the yearning many have had for a hint of normalcy.
Speaker 2: Don't doubt that the Democrats I fully intend to repurpose
Speaker 2: that that passive desire into another sweeping mandate for their
Speaker 2: divisive and destructive ideology. Close quote, brilliant summary in one paragraph.
Speaker 1: Who can argue with that?
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Speaker 2: Thirty nine year old Iowa man tried to strangle his
Speaker 2: mom with a US flag. According to court records, Police
Speaker 2: allege Adam Soltzen was intoxicated when he appeared at the
Speaker 2: victim's residence North Liberty and Iowa City suburb six ' three,
Speaker 2: two hundred and thirty pounds. Sotson yelled at his mom
Speaker 2: and destroyed her destroyed property inside the home before well
Speaker 2: shoving the woman to the ground, and after the woman
Speaker 2: retreated to a chair in the living room, Stolton, carrying
Speaker 2: a three foot by five foot flag he had stolen
Speaker 2: from a nearby rece walked up to his mom from behind. Stweltzen,
Speaker 2: who was quote twirling the flag into a rope, stated
Speaker 2: die horr and you need to die horror, and place
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Speaker 2: strangling her close.
Speaker 7: Quote is the biggest.
Speaker 1: Douche of the un no question on that.
Speaker 2: All the galaxies, there's no bigger douche than you. You've
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Speaker 1: Tom Good, going.
Speaker 2: Dou your dreams have come true. After she toppled from
Speaker 2: the chair, he allegedly continued to strangle her while she
Speaker 2: was face down on the floor. Victim told police she
Speaker 2: knew her son was capable of killing her and that
Speaker 2: he was using a lot of force while he was
Speaker 2: strangling her with the American flag. When the woman's boyfriend
Speaker 2: sought to intervene, Sultan assaulted him and he received a
Speaker 2: fat lip and was punched in the roo cage. Charged
Speaker 2: with several crimes, including assault with intent to inflict serious
Speaker 2: injury harassment, both of which classified as aggravated misdemeanors. Locked
Speaker 2: up in the Johnson County Jail in lieu of a
Speaker 2: thirty thousand dollars bond. Criminal history, he has one conviction
Speaker 2: sort domestic abuse, assault with a dangerous weapon, public intoxication,
Speaker 2: disorderly conduct, drunk driving, assaulting a peace officer, possession of
Speaker 2: drug paraphernalia, and violating probation. Continuing the team oh Wow
Speaker 2: headline made me go, oh wow, this is weird. A
Speaker 2: man who I would see foolishly and stupidly and for
Speaker 2: what reason injected magic mushroom tea ended up in the
Speaker 2: ICU after developing a life threatening outbreak of fung guy
Speaker 2: that was growing in his blood. After the injection, team
Speaker 2: of doctors and medical students from the Crichton University School
Speaker 2: of Medicine and Phoenix described the incident in which he
Speaker 2: thy year old man with type one bipolar disorder stopped
Speaker 2: taking his meds and attempted to self medicate with psilocybin
Speaker 2: bad idea during a series of mannic and depressive episodes.
Speaker 2: A man had read about the therapeutic effects of microdessing
Speaker 2: LSD and psilocybin decided to brew what he referred to
Speaker 2: as mushroom tea by boiling magic mushrooms down in water.
Speaker 2: He then filtered the concoction by drawing it through a
Speaker 2: cotton swab and injected it intravenously. A few days later,
Speaker 2: he started developing symptoms of lethargy, jaundice, diarrhea, nausea, started
Speaker 2: vomiting blood. Family took him the emergency room. He was
Speaker 2: found to be suffering with a cute kidney dysfunction, liver injury,
Speaker 2: and multi organ failure, and was subsequently transferred to the ICU.
Speaker 2: Blood tests revealed that he had both bacterial and fungal
Speaker 2: infection in his blood. Ie the mushrooms he injected were
Speaker 2: feeding off his bloodstream and growing inside his veins.
Speaker 1: Over the following twenty two days.
Speaker 2: He was given an intense course of antibiotics and anti
Speaker 2: fungal drugs, debscribed to continue taking those medications along with
Speaker 2: others after leaving the hospital so as to prevent the
Speaker 2: mushrooms from regrowing again inside his blood.
Speaker 1: Do what the hell?
Speaker 2: The author of the paper, which is a report, I'm
Speaker 2: obviously a medical past statement on this case. The case
Speaker 2: reported above underscores the need for ongoing public education regarding
Speaker 2: the dangers attended to the use of psilocybin and other
Speaker 2: drugs in ways other than they are prescribed.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know what.
Speaker 2: I always prescribed psilocybin. My docs that don't inject it
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Speaker 10: Chuck Ingram on fifty five krc the talk station.
Speaker 2: Five fifty one fifty five KRCD talk Station, Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Congressman brad Winstrip in studio the full seven o'clock hour,
Speaker 2: Multiple topics go over with Congressman Inside scoop with Bright
Speaker 2: Burton News Joel Paul Ogg, latest on the election and
Speaker 2: a book the Agenda. What Trump Should Do is first
Speaker 2: one hundred Days Power You seminar to talk about how
Speaker 2: black Americans are likely to vote denzil Monk at eight
Speaker 2: thirty on that my buddy Austin from Foreign Exchange West
Speaker 2: to join the program for ask the expert.
Speaker 1: At the tail end of the eight o'clock hour.
Speaker 2: Meantime, back over to the stack, Oh stupid, It's a
Speaker 2: reflection of how far society's decayed. In this one, jurors
Speaker 2: convicted an Indiana man for murdering his entire family over
Speaker 2: a fight regarding him leaving home without permission. Raymond Ronald
Speaker 2: Lee Childs the third seventeen years old at the time,
Speaker 2: and charged the adult. His first trial ended a mistrial
Speaker 2: after a witness asked him why he committed the act.
Speaker 2: Second trial ended with jurors finding him guilty in Merriam County,
Speaker 2: six counts of murder, one kind of attempted murder, one
Speaker 2: kind of carrying a handgun without a license, courding to record.
Speaker 2: Sentence set for January of this coming year. Tempted murder
Speaker 2: charge regarding his younger brother, sole survivor of the January
Speaker 2: twenty fourth, twenty one tragedy teenager managed to escape with
Speaker 2: gunshot wounds of a leg in the arm, leading investigators
Speaker 2: to find the murder scene on Adams Street. There they
Speaker 2: found six slain victims, forty two year old Kezy Childs,
Speaker 2: Raymond Child's forty, tex To, Elijah Child's eighteen, read A
Speaker 2: Child's thirteen, Kiara Hawkins nineteen, and Kara's Kiera's unborn son
Speaker 2: identified by authorities as baby Boy.
Speaker 1: Hawkins do what the hell?
Speaker 2: According to authorities, the shooting happened amid a fight over
Speaker 2: whether Child's the third could stay the night at his
Speaker 2: girlfriend's home. Child the Third's girlfriend said at the time
Speaker 2: of the defendant's father called him to return home. Investigator
Speaker 2: said he did, but later came back to his girlfriend's
Speaker 2: residence with two bags of clothes, claiming his father had
Speaker 2: kicked him out. He feigned ignorance when the girlfriend got
Speaker 2: in alert and an half hour later about there being
Speaker 2: a shooting on Adams Street where his family lived. Surviving
Speaker 2: brother detailed the authorities his vantage point on what happened
Speaker 2: at the home. He said that their father asked him
Speaker 2: to put some water in a bottle, so he went
Speaker 2: to the bathroom to fill it. At that point, corner
Speaker 2: the Affidavid, he heard two gunshots. Father got out of bed,
Speaker 2: ran to the stairs and said what was that. He
Speaker 2: then heard his sister read a child say, Raymond shot Elijah.
Speaker 2: Another gunshot went off. He heard his dad say, I'm sorry, Raymond.
Speaker 1: I love you.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 2: That falls into the category of absolutely screwed up.
Speaker 1: And I use that phrase because of the FCC.
Speaker 2: Let's do what CJ's got this morning, CJ, Welcome to
Speaker 2: the Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Happy Tuesday to you, Oh.
Speaker 6: Good morning to you.
Speaker 11: You know, I've been looking at some different things on
Speaker 11: X about early voting, and it's hard to see who
Speaker 11: is really truly early voting everywhere except Nevada, and the
Speaker 11: last number of years, there aren't a lot of deviations
Speaker 11: between states on polls or anything like that, so you
Speaker 11: can take it for what it's worth. But in Nevada
Speaker 11: you have something amazing going on in Clark County where
Speaker 11: the Republicans are on pace to outvote Democrats and early
Speaker 11: voting in Clark County, and if you win Clark County
Speaker 11: as a Republican, you pretty much are going to.
Speaker 5: Sweep everything in that state. And it is.
Speaker 11: Unbelievable to watch that. The people who are voting as
Speaker 11: Republicans are not your typical you know, I go out
Speaker 11: and vote no matter what the weather, is voter. These
Speaker 11: are the low propensity and have never voted before voters,
Speaker 11: and that has got it in shockwaves to reality to
Speaker 11: what the possible reality is in the elections throughout the country.
Speaker 11: The only thing I will say is the warning signed
Speaker 11: Trump is this So is that joke on Sunday night
Speaker 11: playing big time in the Hispanic community.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're right, it's going to be a problem.
Speaker 1: It is a problem.
Speaker 2: And you know what, it illustrates why that rally wasn't
Speaker 2: this Nazi rally. That is the one thing that the
Speaker 2: left can hang their hat on. And I would say legitimately.
Speaker 2: So that was an outrageous comment. Outrageous comment. I mean,
Speaker 2: I have a cousin in law. I guess he's a
Speaker 2: cousin in law's. He's married my daughter's niece. Bottom line
Speaker 2: is he is Puerto Rican, He's from there. I went
Speaker 2: to perto Rico and attended the wedding for God's sake.
Speaker 2: You know, we had a really nice time. But you know,
Speaker 2: it is an absolute outright insult to the party and
Speaker 2: people to refer to their their island as a floating
Speaker 2: garbage pit or whatever he said, you know, And that's
Speaker 2: the only thing though, from that entire rally that the
Speaker 2: mainstream media is talking about.
Speaker 1: Do they talk about what.
Speaker 2: Trump said, jd Vance said, what Elon Musk said, What
Speaker 2: all the important people that may have influence over our
Speaker 2: lives if they're elected and made into a cabinet.
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 1: Nothing.
Speaker 2: Apparently he went off pretty damn well, with the notable
Speaker 2: exception of that idiot who runed it. For everybody, I know,
Speaker 2: it's comedy and laughter is in the eye of the
Speaker 2: holder when it comes to a joke or not, and
Speaker 2: some people may have laughed when I read it. I'm like,
Speaker 2: you know, that just takes the wind out of the sales,
Speaker 2: of all the positive energy that came out of that.
Speaker 2: Why because that's what the mainstream media glombed onto. You
Speaker 2: think the entire night was filled with that type of nonsense.
Speaker 2: Just kind of mind your p's and q's. Lord almighty
Speaker 2: five fifty six, Thanks CJ. Appreciate you bringing that one up.
Speaker 2: Five KSC Talk station. I do have numbers on Nevada
Speaker 2: real quick. Two hundred and fifty five, eight hundred and
Speaker 2: five registered Republicans have voted. That is more than the
Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty three seven hundred and twenty nine
Speaker 2: for Democrats, and to his point, one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: four thousand, five hundred nineteen have voted who are unaffiliated.
Speaker 2: That's the numbers we had as of yesterday, as reported
Speaker 2: by Let's See Here. Credit goes to Jack Phillips over
Speaker 2: at the Epoch Times. I'll be right back after the news.
Speaker 4: Then we got again another news updates. We're going to
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Speaker 2: Grave Weinstrom joins me in studio for a full hour discussion.
Speaker 2: Joe describes it as fairwe well tour. We'll see I
Speaker 2: think he said he'd be available to talk about matters
Speaker 2: political on into the future, and we'll find out from
Speaker 2: Congressman where he's going to plan on b or where
Speaker 2: he's going to be after it leaves Congress, and what
Speaker 2: do he thinks about current events. And I will ask
Speaker 2: him about our defense preparedness in light of that article
Speaker 2: about us running low on anti missile missiles, frightening stuff
Speaker 2: that eight o five, Fast forward a couple hours of
Speaker 2: the inside scoop of Joe Pollock latest on the election
Speaker 2: and the book The Agenda What Trump should do in
Speaker 2: his first one hundred days, obviously assuming Trump wins. Empower
Speaker 2: You seminar tonight, Danzel Monk's going to join us at
Speaker 2: eight thirty to give us a little insight to the
Speaker 2: entire seminar, which is entitled how Black Americans are Likely
Speaker 2: to Vote.
Speaker 1: And my buddy.
Speaker 2: Austin Foreign Exchange Westchester location. Austin is going to come
Speaker 2: into the studio and talk well automobiles. He's got a
Speaker 2: big announcement to about the expansion of foreign exchange to
Speaker 2: deal with electric vehicle service as well. So I know
Speaker 2: there's a market out there for that. You won't find
Speaker 2: me in it, and I can pivot over real quickly
Speaker 2: here because you know me and eat electric vehicles. Ford
Speaker 2: not doing real well. They released their profit forecast for
Speaker 2: the full year lower than guidance, which impacted the stock.
Speaker 2: I think A dropped like five percent. They have been
Speaker 2: struggling with deep losses on what what do you think
Speaker 2: Ford might be struggling with what part of Ford automobile
Speaker 2: industry is struggling? Right, you got an electric car business
Speaker 2: also struggling with some higher warranty issues. So again Ford
Speaker 2: shares down five percent and after market trading because of
Speaker 2: this well terrible financial report. According to the results, third
Speaker 2: quarter net income felt twenty hurt by previously disclosed one
Speaker 2: billion dollar charge related to a underscore scrapped electric vehicle investment.
Speaker 2: Contrast that with the rev new rising five percent forty
Speaker 2: six point two billion dollars. What it was that driven
Speaker 2: by AHw. Ford's largest pickup truck sales were described as
Speaker 2: strong those would be if you aren't in to no
Speaker 2: internal combustion engines, and then pivoting over to the electric
Speaker 2: vehicle department. Losses from electric vehicles at Ford alone one
Speaker 2: point two billion dollars described as a slight improvement over
Speaker 2: last year. Hey, we only lost one point two billion
Speaker 2: this year. Ford said had eliminated about five hundred million
Speaker 2: dollars of EV related costs in the third quarter compared
Speaker 2: with the year earlier, offset by weaker pricing on its
Speaker 2: battery powered cars. The chief executive, Jim Farley, has said
Speaker 2: that whittling down EV losses on track. Are you ready?
Speaker 2: Only the Post Office could survive with numbers like this.
Speaker 2: EV losses on track for more than five billion dollars
Speaker 2: this year, So whittling down EV losses they descided as
Speaker 2: the top priority for the company. Yeah, just keep losing
Speaker 2: money into profitability, that's all you need to do. As
Speaker 2: to the commercial vehicle unit, big pickups, cargo vans that
Speaker 2: can sell to contractors, landscapers and other businesses, profit pre
Speaker 2: tax up ten percent to one point eight billion, So
Speaker 2: their profit on internal combustion and commercial vehicles obviously surpasses
Speaker 2: their losses on electric vehicles. So they're still selling internal
Speaker 2: combustion engines over at Ford and is the one area
Speaker 2: of their entire business model that actually is profitable. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you can lead a horse to water, but you can't
Speaker 2: make them drink. I mean, is that old ad is
Speaker 2: not totally applicable to the EV mandates that have been
Speaker 2: thrown on us. We pivot over to Europe folks having
Speaker 2: the same problem. Volkswagen's works council got to be shutting
Speaker 2: down at least three factories in Germany, downsizing the remaining
Speaker 2: plans and laying off tens of thousands of staff because
Speaker 2: of cost cutting measures. Head of the Works Council, a
Speaker 2: guy named our woman named Daniella Cavallo said, the Volkswagen
Speaker 2: company wants to cut work or pay by ten percent
Speaker 2: freeze pay increases in the next couple of years. Volkswagen
Speaker 2: under pressure to cut costs amid a tough economic environment.
Speaker 2: And I love this and I'll give the journal credit
Speaker 2: for it. The need to invest in electric vehicles, as
Speaker 2: well as that increase in competition from the Chinese ev
Speaker 2: makers because while the economy is a lot more difficult
Speaker 2: and challenging in Germany, it's very expensive to build cars
Speaker 2: in Germany compared to Chinese Communist Party China. But I
Speaker 2: love those two words to the other, the need to
Speaker 2: invest in electric vehicles. Contrast that with Forde shutting down
Speaker 2: and curving its production electric vehicles. No one wants them.
Speaker 2: But where does the need to invest in electric vehicles
Speaker 2: come from? You know, damn well, where it comes from
Speaker 2: some edict from governments saying you must make electric vehicles.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 2: Well, because Greta Thunberg said, we have to Volkswagen executives
Speaker 2: pointing out they're following further behind in terms of competitiveness
Speaker 2: and manufacturing and that simple cost cutting measures not going
Speaker 2: to be enough.
Speaker 1: To deal with their future challenges.
Speaker 2: Volkswagen's had a passenger cars Tommy Schaeffer, we are currently
Speaker 2: not making enough money from our cars. At the same time,
Speaker 2: our costs for energy, materials and personnel continue to rise.
Speaker 2: Labor costs in Germany the highest in Europe. Energy costs
Speaker 2: have risen ever since they lost access to keep cheap
Speaker 2: Russian gas consequence of the war in Ukraine. And of
Speaker 2: course we cannot over look the forced rush to adopt
Speaker 2: pure green, carbon free energy production, which is impossible. They
Speaker 2: still rely on natural gas in order to well run
Speaker 2: manufacturing and make electric vehicles and move over. This is
Speaker 2: a great, great development and I can only pray for
Speaker 2: the folks in Washington State that these two ballot measures
Speaker 2: will pass. So far, it's looking really good that they
Speaker 2: will pair of ballot measures to repeal extreme climate policies
Speaker 2: two propositions. One of them Prop twenty sixty six, will
Speaker 2: get rid of the rules that are designed to cripple
Speaker 2: natural gas use by customers. The first rule by the
Speaker 2: State Building Code Council in twenty twenty three ready made
Speaker 2: it cost prohibitive to put natural gas appliance is a
Speaker 2: new building right and edict a building code directive made
Speaker 2: otherwise affordable efficient natural gas unaffordable for new buildings, ergo
Speaker 2: the price, according to the building industry, raise the price
Speaker 2: of building a house fifteen to twenty thousand dollars. That is, apparently,
Speaker 2: if you want to actually have natural gas in your building.
Speaker 2: Ballot measure will also push back against a law enacted
Speaker 2: in March that lets Washington's you love this folks coming
Speaker 2: to a theater near you. Washington's largest natural gas and
Speaker 2: electricity provider, a company called Puget Sound Energy, to well
Speaker 2: shift the cost of meeting the state's climate goals onto
Speaker 2: the end user, that's you and me. The consumer also
Speaker 2: mandated this energy company by the January one, twenty seven
Speaker 2: file a plan to achieve all cost effective electrification of
Speaker 2: end uses currently served by natural gas. In other words,
Speaker 2: have a plan for one hundred percent electrification. What's it
Speaker 2: going to look like after we eradicate natural gas uses?
Speaker 2: Now to the extent that people actually think this is
Speaker 2: going to make a difference, You global warming alarmists out there,
Speaker 2: or climate change alarmists, Oh my.
Speaker 7: God, Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Washington State emissions are gonna kill us all.
Speaker 2: Now, if you look at the entire United States in
Speaker 2: terms of total emissions, it's reported here that Washington State
Speaker 2: contributes a mere one point five percent of all US emissions.
Speaker 2: And of course the rules would have zero impact on
Speaker 2: climate because every little tiny molecule of carbon they take
Speaker 2: out of the atmosphere as a result of people taking
Speaker 2: people's choices away, China probably produces ten to fifteen to
Speaker 2: twenty molecules of pollutants because well, they don't care and
Speaker 2: they're not in throat cutting mode.
Speaker 5: Hmm.
Speaker 2: It would punish Washington residents that are already dealing with
Speaker 2: inflationary realities that you and I are dealing with.
Speaker 1: How about that.
Speaker 2: Fifty one percent of registered voters supported this appeal initiative,
Speaker 2: at least in so far as the most recent polls concerned.
Speaker 2: You make fifty one percent, only twenty eight percent oppose it,
Speaker 2: so that one's looking solid. Over to Prop two one
Speaker 2: one seven twenty one seventeen. The second initiative would repeal
Speaker 2: the state's carbon credit system and prevent state agencies from
Speaker 2: implementing future cap and trade programs. I love that this
Speaker 2: one was passed in January twenty three they want to
Speaker 2: reduce gas and greenhouse gas emissions on a schedule requiring
Speaker 2: the state to cut ninety five percent below nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: levels by twenty fifty. It's also got some specifics for
Speaker 2: businesses that amid more than twenty five thousand metric tons annually,
Speaker 2: allowing them to purchase credits. Most recent price of a
Speaker 2: credit twenty nine dollars and eighty eight cents. They see
Speaker 2: cap and trade auctions provide a two billion dollar windfall
Speaker 2: for the political types in Washington, which well, they say,
Speaker 2: why opponents of the measure have put sixteen million dollars
Speaker 2: into fighting it. That will be your green agenda, folks,
Speaker 2: your NGOs, and everybody else who benefits by this idea
Speaker 2: that we can stop exhaling and save the world. They
Speaker 2: point out, as in California, cap and Trade is increasing
Speaker 2: energy costs for consumers. Association of Washington Businesses in January
Speaker 2: claim the program has raised the price of gasoline by
Speaker 2: forty five cents a gallon, fourth highest in the nation,
Speaker 2: with an average price in Washington State. Consequence of their
Speaker 2: measures and these edicts and mandates four dollars and five
Speaker 2: cents per gallon, opportunities abound. Someone asked the other day,
Speaker 2: how are you up with these ballot initiatives on the
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Speaker 2: different ways he said. Okay, Donald Trump claimed the election
Speaker 2: was stolen. We all know that. Twenty twenty, says it
Speaker 2: a lot. I think he still says it. People get
Speaker 2: disturbed by that. And he tried to steal it. We
Speaker 2: all know January sixth was the end of democracy and
Speaker 2: we're all going to die. Blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 2: You've heard the narrative over and over again to you're
Speaker 2: blue in the face. You can probably even write an
Speaker 2: article for the mainstream media in defense of their arguments
Speaker 2: that Donald Trump tried to overthrow America anyway. Anybody want
Speaker 2: to guess what their reaction is going to be if
Speaker 2: Trump wins. Does anybody think they're going to run into
Speaker 2: court and challenging.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 2: It cross your mind, considering they have thousands of lawyers
Speaker 2: already deployed in all fifty states, and then we see this,
Speaker 2: and I'm wondering how they're going to turn this into
Speaker 2: if they lose a basis for a legal challenge. Notably
Speaker 2: that you know, some voters were disenfranchised because people set
Speaker 2: fire to the drop off boxes and in some cases
Speaker 2: recently reported that the US mail carriers, you know, throwing
Speaker 2: stuff away, which had been reported for years. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've been reading articles about mail carriers not delivering mail
Speaker 2: and hiding them in lockers and dumping in the woods
Speaker 2: for years. So what if that was your ballot anyway?
Speaker 2: And incendiary device that was discovered in Portland yesterday three
Speaker 2: am three thirty in the morning, Central Precinct officers responded
Speaker 2: reports of a fire to ballot boxer and Southeast Morrison
Speaker 2: Street officers got there. Fire had already been extinguished by
Speaker 2: security personnel. They determined it incendiary device was placed inside
Speaker 2: the ballot box and of course started the fire. Fire
Speaker 2: investigators were looking into it to determine what specific type
Speaker 2: of device was used, and they're seeking more information. Hopefully
Speaker 2: they have a camera crew there. I think one report
Speaker 2: of one of these fires, because this wasn't the only one,
Speaker 2: indicated that they had a volvo. They captured footage of
Speaker 2: a volvo pulling up and then the fire shart had
Speaker 2: started shortly thereafter. We go over to Vancouver around six
Speaker 2: thirty in the morning. Footage was posted by local news
Speaker 2: there Katu first responders releasing a pile of actively burning
Speaker 2: ballots onto the ground, which continued smoldering after the flames
Speaker 2: were put out. Elections auditors said that the last ballot
Speaker 2: pick up at the location was eight a m. Meaning
Speaker 2: hundreds of ballots were inside at the time the fire
Speaker 2: broke out. Maybe only a few of those could be saved,
Speaker 2: they said. So FBI is investigating the incident as well.
Speaker 2: I expect to hear about more of these. So if
Speaker 2: I was going to vote and I had some concern
Speaker 2: or skepticism, jaded and cynical as I am, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: drop my ballot off in the US mail, and I
Speaker 2: certainly wouldn't leave it in one of these drop off
Speaker 2: box is Board of Elections should be your destination. Cast
Speaker 2: your ballot and it will be well recorded right then
Speaker 2: and there. You don't have to worry about someone collecting
Speaker 2: it getting it to the final location, or some idiot
Speaker 2: with the postal service, or some guy with an incendiary
Speaker 2: device preventing that from happening.
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Speaker 2: guess we change our clocks back on Sunday morning. Just
Speaker 2: confirm that with Joe on the heels of a very
Speaker 2: me sits blitgantly funny mean by one of my Facebook friends, Chip,
Speaker 2: We'll be turning back clock soon. An extra hour of
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four is like a bonus track on a
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Speaker 2: go to the phone. See what George has got. George,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Brian. I just had a thought about the
Speaker 6: big windmills they put up the turbines. Yeah, you know
Speaker 6: it's bird slaughters. If we're pulling how many gazilion terror
Speaker 6: watch of power out of the wham. I want to
Speaker 6: what effect that might have long climate change?
Speaker 1: What wind resistance slowing down the wind and taking the
Speaker 1: energy from the flowing wind and reducing its speed. I
Speaker 1: don't know.
Speaker 2: Listen, Yeah, you may be onto something there. I there's
Speaker 2: so much crap that comes out of the mouth of
Speaker 2: climate change alarm as people that you know, they say
Speaker 2: anything's connected with global warming, climate change, whatever they might.
Speaker 2: If you could come up with the reason how that
Speaker 2: would increase the temperature or otherwise change the temperature, then
Speaker 2: you might have a good argument to have him stopped
Speaker 2: doing it killing the whales. That actually has been rather
Speaker 2: effective in terms of offshore wind developments, because that way
Speaker 2: you have environmentalists battling environmentalists, which is a comical thing
Speaker 2: to behold. But yeah, in terms of the physics of that,
Speaker 2: I doubt there are enough windows to actually slow down.
Speaker 1: The speed of the air anyway.
Speaker 2: Local stories since Archbishop Dennis Schneer said yesterday he's ending
Speaker 2: the Catholic archdiocese relationship with the Girl Scouts because he
Speaker 2: thinks the organization promotes a and his words, false and
Speaker 2: harmful close quote view of sex and gender resenter a
Speaker 2: letter to the regions nearly half a million Catholics, Thank you,
Speaker 2: Dan Horne and choir reporting. He said the decision came
Speaker 2: after discussions with other Catholic officials and with leaders of
Speaker 2: Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, which oversees local troops. So
Speaker 2: the conversation has determined the group operated in a way
Speaker 2: that conflicts with Catholic teaching by permitting activities, badges, and
Speaker 2: awards that normalize quote ideology contrary to the Catholic understanding
Speaker 2: of the human person made male and female in the
Speaker 2: image and likeness of God. Close quote. He said Unfortunately,
Speaker 2: in recent years, Girls so Out of the USA has
Speaker 2: embraced and promoted an impoverished worldview regarding gender and sexuality.
Speaker 2: Didn't identify specific activities or badges that he found objectionable.
Speaker 2: Spokesman for the archdiocese wasn't available for common vicials at
Speaker 2: the Girl Scouts of Southwestern Ohio also not immediately could
Speaker 2: not immediately be reached, dan Horn tried. Archbishop did not
Speaker 2: elaborate on his concerns Catholic bishes. However, for years of
Speaker 2: expressed well concerns about Girl Scouts and debated whether the
Speaker 2: church should continue allowing troops to associate with Catholic parishes
Speaker 2: and schools. He did endorse a couple of months ago
Speaker 2: American Heritage Girls, describing them as a christ centered alternative
Speaker 2: to Girl Scouts and consider them the preferred scouting option
Speaker 2: for Catholic girls. H Girl Scout addresses the issue directly
Speaker 2: on its website, quote, we recognize that the motivating force
Speaker 2: for many of you is a spiritual one. We encourage
Speaker 2: you to develop connections to your spiritual and religious beliefs.
Speaker 2: American Heritage Girls, though Girl Scouts at USA, he describes
Speaker 2: them as a secular organization. They have, however, partner for
Speaker 2: years with religious organization. So anyway, man putting his foot
Speaker 2: down on behalf of the Catholic faith, doctrine and dogma
Speaker 2: choose to agree or disagree as the case may be.
Speaker 2: Six point thirty six fifty five care CD talk station.
Speaker 2: My understanding is, though I could be wrong, the Scouts,
Speaker 2: generally speaking, are hemorrhaging members. I enjoyed my time in
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Speaker 2: Let's go the votes and see what Mike has to say. Mike,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. Happy Tuesday.
Speaker 12: Him right about the absentee balloting people just wrapping ballots
Speaker 12: off or getting people burning them up.
Speaker 6: But I mean, I'm not sure, I don't remember right
Speaker 6: or not.
Speaker 12: But then before COVID, you had to have a really
Speaker 12: good excuse to get a nasty ballot.
Speaker 2: Well, the man you're talking about, I just so much
Speaker 2: has happened since COVID. I can't remember what the laws
Speaker 2: were before I know during the time we were voting
Speaker 2: in that presidential election. I know, states change laws without
Speaker 2: going through the appropriate legislative process. It was governor's just
Speaker 2: waiving a magic wand and extending this and delaying that.
Speaker 2: And you can do this, but you can't do that
Speaker 2: withce like Pennsylvania, absolutely no legislative changes to the laws.
Speaker 2: Yet they changed the laws with edicts. But since then,
Speaker 2: lots of state have enacted significant changes to the ensure
Speaker 2: the integrity of the ballot to avoid the shenanigans that
Speaker 2: we saw in twenty twenty, or, as in the case
Speaker 2: of Governor Newsman in California, to outright ban the use
Speaker 2: of photo IDs, which you obviously know he's trying to
Speaker 2: encourage while cheating. At least my conclusion is that so
Speaker 2: it's impossible for me to remember any specific state what
Speaker 2: the law was. Even here in Ohio, I can't remember
Speaker 2: what it was five years ago.
Speaker 12: Right, but it needs to be you know, unless you're
Speaker 12: infirmed or out of town, you better have a good excuse.
Speaker 6: You're not getting absentee the way it should be.
Speaker 2: No, that may be the case, Well we know that's
Speaker 2: not the case anymore. It's pretty easy to get a
Speaker 2: ballot absent here otherwise, and it's of course a lot easier
Speaker 2: to vote now, which Republicans clearly are starting to take
Speaker 2: advantage of that. The numbers of Republican voters showing up
Speaker 2: to vote early is just amazing. Somebody was talking about
Speaker 2: Nevada earlier. Nevada has more Republicans showing up than Democrats
Speaker 2: by a sizable, sizable margin. So anyway, that's uh, I
Speaker 2: guess I have to do a lot of research on
Speaker 2: that to come up with some conclusion as to how
Speaker 2: difficult it was before versus where we are right now.
Speaker 1: Ah, what else are we right now? Something else I
Speaker 1: wanted to get?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I mentioned again the statistic that I had before.
Speaker 1: We were talking about.
Speaker 2: That the rally, and even this morning, there's a bunch
Speaker 2: of memes floating around about that rude, offensive comic, and
Speaker 2: that is being the center of attention. What they're doing
Speaker 2: now the left, of course, naturally, since they have nothing
Speaker 2: to go on by way of soundbites from the actual
Speaker 2: candidate himself, or the vice presidential candidate or any of
Speaker 2: the folks there that were actually there in support of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, like Elon Musk, what they do is they
Speaker 2: hang their hat on the one offensive comment made by
Speaker 2: that offensive comedian and trying to connect everyone involved in
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign with that specific belief structure and system.
Speaker 2: First off, it was a poor taste joke, but it
Speaker 2: was a joke. It wasn't part of the Trump campaign platform.
Speaker 2: And yet here we are with them bringing it up
Speaker 2: at every single turn in all the mainstream media. And
Speaker 2: this is consistent with Media Research Center's report just came
Speaker 2: out published yesterday finding Kamala Harris has gotten seventy eight
Speaker 2: percent positive coverage on broadcast evening news since her anointment
Speaker 2: in July, Donald Trump eighty five percent negative on the
Speaker 2: same networks. They went over all the number of minutes
Speaker 2: that were dedicated to either Trump or Harris or both
Speaker 2: of them. Disparity between Trump and Harris coverage even greater
Speaker 2: than twenty twenty, when Joe Biden was treated with sixty
Speaker 2: six percent positive Trump ninety two percent negative.
Speaker 1: They looked at six.
Speaker 2: Hundred more than six hundred segments about the presidential race
Speaker 2: airing on ABC, CBS, NBC, starting with when Biden suspended
Speaker 2: his candidacy, and of course they endeavored to well paint
Speaker 2: Harrison this lovely glowing, joyful, qualified, you know, bulletproof image
Speaker 2: and no pun on bulletproof and then quit doing that
Speaker 2: after the debate between Harris and Trump kind of went
Speaker 2: awry for Kamala Harris on that one, so they shifted
Speaker 2: their attention away from Harris, according to the report from MRC,
Speaker 2: spending significantly more airtime targeting Trump. Some people say bad
Speaker 2: press is as good as good press. I don't know
Speaker 2: about that, but maybe, just maybe considering Trump advancing in
Speaker 2: the polls and people's perception of mainstream media, there was
Speaker 2: a report out that I mentioned last week. Only thirty
Speaker 2: one percent of a Gallop survey, thirty one percent of
Speaker 2: those polled expressed either a great deal or fair amount
Speaker 2: of faith in the media reporting the news properly. So
Speaker 2: maybe we've all caught on. Maybe this endless Trump is
Speaker 2: a fascist, Trump is a Nazi has really just registered
Speaker 2: with folks who understand and fully appreciate either one because
Speaker 2: they've read the definition of fascism and they look back
Speaker 2: at Trump's four years in office and realize that's an absolute,
Speaker 2: outright fabrication lie and not even definitionally correct. Uh huh,
Speaker 2: And maybe pivoting over to Harris, listen to what she
Speaker 2: has to say when they actually air things that she said,
Speaker 2: and realize that she comes across as a blithering idiot.
Speaker 1: She may not be.
Speaker 2: The perception is really really important. And there's also that dodge, dip, duck,
Speaker 2: dive and dodge thing when it comes to actually what
Speaker 2: she even stands for or what her administration will bring
Speaker 2: upon us. Six forty seven here fifty five care c
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Speaker 2: or advancing in the polls in the face of that
Speaker 2: overwhelmingly negative coverage. Maybe we are out here smarter than
Speaker 2: they take us to be.
Speaker 1: Figure out.
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Speaker 2: Happy Tuesday, I'm gonna have our insights good with bright
Speaker 2: bart News Joe Pollock returns to the program, talking about
Speaker 2: the latest on the election well as well as the
Speaker 2: book The Agenda, what Trump should do in his first
Speaker 2: one hundred days. Fast forward a little more than an
Speaker 2: hour for that, and fast forward after the top of
Speaker 2: their news. Congressman brad Winstrup returns to the fifty five
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Speaker 2: Got multiple topics go over with the Congressman and I
Speaker 2: always enjoy talking to you, as you well know. Let's
Speaker 2: see what Brian's got to say. Brian, thanks for holding
Speaker 2: over the break there. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 6: Hey, good morning, Brian. Now they're they're finally talking about
Speaker 6: it at the price of diesel fuel and how it
Speaker 6: affects our food. Every aspect of farming takes diesel fuel,
Speaker 6: every aspect expensive diesel fuel means expensive food.
Speaker 2: Well, you didn't call me looking for an argument. I
Speaker 2: must observe, Brian, you're right, because listen I talked about
Speaker 2: with this with Brian James. As we talk about the inflation,
Speaker 2: that we're mostly grocery inflation and where that comes from.
Speaker 2: And he pointed out that grocery stores profitability has increased
Speaker 2: by one percentage point. It's now seven, where it was
Speaker 2: six or it was five, and it's now six. And
Speaker 2: you know, people point out, oh, they're just trying to
Speaker 2: trying to gouge us during these tough times. Well, and
Speaker 2: I said, well, you know what what can an administration
Speaker 2: possibly do to lower inflation? And the one thing I
Speaker 2: pointed to was, you know, Trump's drill, baby drill. We
Speaker 2: need more access to petroleum products. We need to lower
Speaker 2: the prices, particularly diesel fuel, because that you're you're right,
Speaker 2: that is the one thing that our economy must have
Speaker 2: and rely on almost exclusively for shipping and farming equipment.
Speaker 5: You're right.
Speaker 2: Everybody out there and a farm's got a diesel tractor, right, Brian?
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that swee manage our farm for timber, just
Speaker 6: bush holgin one point five gallons an hour.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, yeah, you know that's.
Speaker 6: What when I'm mow, it's one point five gallons an
Speaker 6: hour my tractor uses. And that's that's just a seventy
Speaker 6: horse tractor. A combines two three hundred horse power.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, it's gonna be a big difference to that.
Speaker 6: Oh, I know, eight ten gallons an hour and at
Speaker 6: its insane.
Speaker 2: Six plus bucks a gallon and ever rising. Obviously, that's
Speaker 2: a real impact of it's issue, and that is one
Speaker 2: thing that can be solved. Put more supply out there,
Speaker 2: and it lowers the price. Demand probably remain relatively static.
Speaker 2: Given the number of truckers and farmers doesn't rise and
Speaker 2: or EBB and flow too much, your price will come down.
Speaker 2: Just based upon that good point.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 2: I appreciate Brian. Keep up the good workout there on
Speaker 2: the farm. That's a tough life, very rewarding, but a
Speaker 2: very very very tough life. And salute the American farmers,
Speaker 2: all of them, and I'm trying to help support them.
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Speaker 2: And I think he's got an announcement to make too
Speaker 2: empower you summonar tonight how Black Americans are likely to vote.
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Speaker 2: the meantime as promised in studio. I hope this isn't
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Speaker 2: been kind enough over the years during his elected capacity
Speaker 2: to come into the morning show and spend a full
Speaker 2: hour in the studio to have a face to face
Speaker 2: conversation about whatever issues are on our agenda.
Speaker 1: Welcome back, my dear friend. I'm going to miss this.
Speaker 2: You know, you're being in elected capacity and having these conversations,
Speaker 2: but I know you're always going to have your thumb
Speaker 2: on the pulse of all things political, So your insight
Speaker 2: and observations, having been there and done that will always
Speaker 2: be welcome here.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 8: We're always going to take an interest in truth, justice
Speaker 8: and what used to be the American way and hopefully
Speaker 8: will be once again both those factors, truth and justice,
Speaker 8: and we'll continue to drive on there's things I'm going
Speaker 8: to be involved in that I'll always be glad to
Speaker 8: come in and chat with you.
Speaker 2: But I'm glad to hear that. I know my listeners
Speaker 2: are as well. You have not yet made up your
Speaker 2: mind about your future. I don't want to put you
Speaker 2: on the spot and have you reveal anything you don't
Speaker 2: want to reveal. Last time I talked to you off
Speaker 2: the record, you had a couple of options floating around
Speaker 2: you were still considering. I know you're going to be
Speaker 2: gainfully employed in some capacity.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 8: One of the things that I hope to do them
Speaker 8: we'll see if it works out, is go back into
Speaker 8: medicine a little bit, maybe a couple half days a week,
Speaker 8: But I don't think I want to engage with the
Speaker 8: heavy surgical load I once had because I want to
Speaker 8: do other things. And I'll have opportunities, I believe, just
Speaker 8: by some that have reached out and to do some
Speaker 8: things in national security where I still need a security
Speaker 8: clearance where I can take my experiences, especially with things
Speaker 8: like COVID, but my experience at twelve years in Congress.
Speaker 8: Maybe work on ours, apply chain issues, work on health issues.
Speaker 1: So we'll see where it takes us.
Speaker 8: One of the things that is put upon us in
Speaker 8: Congress is you can't really go out and negotiate and
Speaker 8: do anything while you're still sitting in Congress. So people
Speaker 8: can say we're interested in talking to you, and that's fine,
Speaker 8: and I've had that happen, but haven't got down to
Speaker 8: any of the brass tax without declaring it with the
Speaker 8: Ethics Committee.
Speaker 1: No, I understand that. Yeah, that's fair.
Speaker 2: In the decision making process, yeah, got awagh your options
Speaker 2: and then pull the trigger when it's necessary and inform
Speaker 2: the appropriate folks as needed.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you this.
Speaker 2: We were talking about early voting, and obviously it's become
Speaker 2: all the rage and in many of the swing states,
Speaker 2: actually Republicans have cast more ballots than the Democrats. Nevada
Speaker 2: was one of them. Now, did you have a sizable
Speaker 2: contingent of undecided or undeclared? I think it's undeclared. They're
Speaker 2: neither a Republican nor Democrat, and a sizeable number of
Speaker 2: those already cast votes as well. But you look at
Speaker 2: any given swing state and where Republicans weren't even registering
Speaker 2: in early voting. We got the message this time around.
Speaker 2: What's your take on that? And you really have any
Speaker 2: suspicions as the weather it's going to mean a whole
Speaker 2: lot of difference as we get too close to election day.
Speaker 8: Well, you know a lot of things happen to people
Speaker 8: on election day itself, and sometimes that means they can't
Speaker 8: get to the polls. And so I think that Republicans
Speaker 8: have realized that. You know, I can go back when
Speaker 8: I was younger, and you would hear, oh, Republicans say,
Speaker 8: I hope it's a terrible day. I hope it snows,
Speaker 8: I hope it rains, because Democrats don't tend to go
Speaker 8: and vote if the weather's bad, whereas Republicans would go.
Speaker 8: And I'm talking about fifty years ago. I remember, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: So I don't know if that was true or not.
Speaker 8: But nonetheless, you know, this is the battlefield that we
Speaker 8: have today, and people have the option. I wish it
Speaker 8: wasn't so long and enduring that people can could vote early.
Speaker 8: I wish it was a sh shorter timeframe. I think
Speaker 8: that might make sense because a lot of times people
Speaker 8: change their mind in the last minute, and if they
Speaker 8: vote too or ely, they might have voters remorse. Although
Speaker 8: I think people have pretty much made up their minds
Speaker 8: in this election.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and a person who will remain unnamed, we're having
Speaker 2: a conversation in the hallway, and this person said they
Speaker 2: are absolutely not voting for either Harris or Trump, but
Speaker 2: they will he will vote down ballot. But I thought
Speaker 2: it was rather an interesting thing. I understand where the
Speaker 2: sentiment comes from. I mean, I've said it out a
Speaker 2: lot on the program, you know. I mean, I don't
Speaker 2: care how you feel about Kamala Harris or Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: They neither of them can be the best candidates that
Speaker 2: we have here in the United States of America. The
Speaker 2: most competent, capable, the most articulate in terms of getting
Speaker 2: a message across getting a policy through. I just don't
Speaker 2: see it in either of them. But you know, in
Speaker 2: terms off you have to do with lesser of two evils.
Speaker 2: I think you got to go with Trump. He's got
Speaker 2: a four year track record, which you can compare to
Speaker 2: the four year track record of Kamala Harris, who refuses
Speaker 2: refuses to even explain where she is on any given issue.
Speaker 2: We've got where she ran in twenty nineteen and also
Speaker 2: ran of the highest order in the primary. She didn't
Speaker 2: get a vote. Well, she's the first one to drop out,
Speaker 2: but she did run on far left, you know, Alexandrio
Speaker 2: Casio Cortez, wing of the party politics, and now she's
Speaker 2: desperately trying to run away for them while dancing around
Speaker 2: the issues like fracking.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: And since it's time to turn the page, Well, you
Speaker 8: had three and a half years to turn a page,
Speaker 8: and you turned it.
Speaker 1: You turn the page.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know, in the last three and a half
Speaker 8: years for sure taking the country in a completely different
Speaker 8: direction of the Trump administration. And so what are you
Speaker 8: saying you want to do? Do you want to go
Speaker 8: to Trump policies? Is that what you mean by turning
Speaker 8: the page? They are right now aren't they look at
Speaker 8: the border right now. Talk is cheap ran Yeah, talking
Speaker 8: about some of those things, but not actually, you know,
Speaker 8: going to be able to do those and the other
Speaker 8: That's the other thing, Brian. You sit here and we
Speaker 8: listen to people saying I'm going to do this or
Speaker 8: in the case of Kamala Harris, donald Trump is going
Speaker 8: to do this, that or the other thing words in
Speaker 8: his mouth. But first of all, and let's just take
Speaker 8: you know, abortion, you know that's I do. You know
Speaker 8: he says he's going to put a national ban. He's
Speaker 8: already said it's up to the states, and he has
Speaker 8: stated where he is personally on abortion right.
Speaker 2: You're allowed to have your own personal viewpoint. Donald Trump
Speaker 2: lea's in exceptions for rape, incest in the life of
Speaker 2: the mother, period, and the story he said he cannot
Speaker 2: put a national abortion ban in is because he heard
Speaker 2: what the Supreme Court said, maybe even read the decision.
Speaker 2: And this is one that frustrates me to no end.
Speaker 2: The Supreme Court said, it is not a power reserve
Speaker 2: to the federal government.
Speaker 1: You have.
Speaker 2: You couldn't put a national abortion ban if you wanted to, period,
Speaker 2: would find it non constitution didn't you read the Dobbs decision,
Speaker 2: they would say, le summarily dismiss it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: And so you know, so she says these things, and
Speaker 8: I think that people are catching on and that people
Speaker 8: are just like, why do you even bother to say
Speaker 8: these things that aren't true? You insult our intelligence? Indeed,
Speaker 8: and I think that's what's happening. You referred to this
Speaker 8: article earlier. Yeah, and that's what he is saying. And
Speaker 8: he's a liberal and he's saying, you're just insulting the
Speaker 8: American people with the things that you're saying, because you
Speaker 8: claim things that are actually impossible. And it is interesting
Speaker 8: you talk as though there is no Congress.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 8: I mean, that's the whole thing. I'm going to do this.
Speaker 8: I'm going to do that. We aren't electing a king.
Speaker 8: We have a system of government, and people need to
Speaker 8: be reminded of that, I guess. But they act as
Speaker 8: though there's no government, like Congress. And it's just really
Speaker 8: strange to see this over and over and over again.
Speaker 8: But is it interesting? Brian Los Angeles, Times, Washington Post
Speaker 8: are not endorsing. Don't you find that extremely interesting?
Speaker 2: It is extremely interesting, And it's been a comical sight
Speaker 2: to behold all the left wingers, especially within the Washington Post,
Speaker 2: pulling their hair out, screaming about quitting or walking away
Speaker 2: because they didn't endorse Kamala Harris. Is that not just
Speaker 2: an absolute, one positive confirmation of everything we've been saying
Speaker 2: for so many years. The media is so biased. All
Speaker 2: the Washington Post is always this big left wing rag
Speaker 2: But in screaming about not making a political endorsement, the
Speaker 2: writers of the so called factual pieces and the other
Speaker 2: people who contribute to content within the Washington Post have
Speaker 2: revealed themselves to be the politically biased people that they are,
Speaker 2: and revealed the paper to be the unreliable left wing
Speaker 2: mouthpiece that it is.
Speaker 8: But they can't find a reason to endorse her because
Speaker 8: she doesn't give a reason. She doesn't answer any questions
Speaker 8: on policy, you know. But she's out there. You got
Speaker 8: Michelle Obama, and they're saying things like here, here's a quote.
Speaker 8: If we don't get this election right, your wife, your daughter,
Speaker 8: your mother, we as women will become collateral damage to
Speaker 8: your rage. What rage?
Speaker 5: I know?
Speaker 8: What rage? Do you rage about women? I don't No,
Speaker 8: I like women. I like women too a lot. I
Speaker 8: have no problem with women businesses. Great opportunities for people
Speaker 8: all the time. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: Well, this is ridiculous, very red state of Ohio or
Speaker 2: leaning part predominantly red state Ohio. They passed up constitutional
Speaker 2: protection for abortion. Nothing you can do in the state
Speaker 2: of Ohio. I mean, who do they keep thinking Melissa
Speaker 2: Powers has been attacked for she's going to prosecute people
Speaker 2: who get abortions or something like that. Yeah, what a
Speaker 2: preposterous thing.
Speaker 8: This popped up on my wife's device the other day,
Speaker 8: and it's like, what are they talking about. I can't
Speaker 8: prosecute something that's not against the law. But I'll tell
Speaker 8: you what she will do. She'll prosecute people that violate
Speaker 8: the law, which Democrats don't do anymore.
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Speaker 2: Here for the five KRCD talk station Brian Thomas Swift,
Speaker 2: Congressman Bradwinster, and studio for the full hour inside Scoop
Speaker 2: at Bright Part News after the top of the eight
Speaker 2: o'clock hour news. In the meantime, let's pivot over to
Speaker 2: I keep reading, depending upon which news source, that there
Speaker 2: are going to be some issues post election, maybe even
Speaker 2: advance of it. Riots in the streets, and I got
Speaker 2: the you know, the pink hat wearing ladies planning some
Speaker 2: some crazy stuff going on. On Saturday, I read this,
Speaker 2: this article about the women's marches scheduled for Washington and
Speaker 2: beyond this Saturday before the election. They're doing pill packing parties,
Speaker 2: volunteers filling boxes with abortion kids to mail to women
Speaker 2: in red states. They're really psycho about the abortion issue.
Speaker 2: That's the only reason I brought down back out, not
Speaker 2: to beat the topic like a dead horse. But I'm
Speaker 2: worried about the unrest that I believe firmly will come
Speaker 2: from the left. Of course, if Donald Trump gets elected,
Speaker 2: I don't know any Republican who is planning on taking
Speaker 2: it to the streets or would even be inclined to.
Speaker 2: If Kamala Harris wins, I know people will have some
Speaker 2: question marks about the integrity of the election. We have
Speaker 2: been given ample reason to have concern about it. But
Speaker 2: in terms of violence, you've got any internal reports. I mean,
Speaker 2: I've read as a hell. It was an article on
Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal spy agency's warning of US election
Speaker 2: violence stoked by Iran and Russia. They've been stirring the
Speaker 2: pot of division in our country for years. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: can tell you, sitting on Intelligence Committee all love to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 8: You know, our top four adversaries, I should say Iran,
Speaker 8: North Korea, Russia, and China. They love to divide us.
Speaker 8: They love to put these things out there. You've got
Speaker 8: an instrument that China has called TikTok. You know, to me,
Speaker 8: this is one of the greatest adversarial psyops operations you
Speaker 8: could ever imagine. It's Tokyo Rose on steroids. You know,
Speaker 8: when we voted to make them become an American company
Speaker 8: or be banned in the United States. The day of
Speaker 8: the vote, the kids, when they open their app for TikTok,
Speaker 8: it told them before we let you in, we want
Speaker 8: you to call your congressman and here's your congressman's phone number.
Speaker 8: So they had it down. There's four hundred and thirty
Speaker 8: five members of Congress. They had it down to every
Speaker 8: person in America on TikTok who their representative is, gave
Speaker 8: them their phone number that they could just click on
Speaker 8: on their phone. All of our offices were flooded, Republican
Speaker 8: and Democrat, which fortunately just inspired everyone Republican and Democrat
Speaker 8: to vote to get to get rid of TikTok as
Speaker 8: a Chinese company. We've got the same thing going on
Speaker 8: with biologics, and we can get into that. But but
Speaker 8: going back to that influence, it's out there. I did
Speaker 8: a panel at the Ronald Reagan Institute on misinformation and
Speaker 8: influence on our elections, and my message to America is.
Speaker 1: Buyer beware.
Speaker 8: You know where are you getting your information, and understand
Speaker 8: that there's people out there trying to fool you at
Speaker 8: every step of the way, trying to anger you, trying
Speaker 8: to divide America further. You know, there's very few sites
Speaker 8: that say come together, America. You know, it's it's all
Speaker 8: about division. And yes, our adversaries love every bit of this.
Speaker 8: We've got to wake up in America. That's that's the problem.
Speaker 8: It's buyer beware, find a trust source and maybe rely
Speaker 8: on it.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, Dave Hatter's on this program every Friday at six
Speaker 2: thirty for what we call tech Friday, and I mean
Speaker 2: narry A Friday goes by where he doesn't talk about
Speaker 2: getting the hell off of TikTok. They are vacuum cleaners
Speaker 2: of all your information, which is exactly how they knew
Speaker 2: where you lived and who your congressman or woman is
Speaker 2: or what it was exactly.
Speaker 8: They know how you feel, they know what makes you mad,
Speaker 8: they know what makes you happy, and they know how
Speaker 8: to inspire you to fit their needs and their desires
Speaker 8: to see America fall apart.
Speaker 2: Period exclamation point underscore in bold. Get the hell off
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Speaker 2: Nine fifty five Kercity talkx stictionan Brian Thomas with Congress
Speaker 2: from Brian Winster for the full hour in studio. I
Speaker 2: wouldn't want to leave the violence and the concern about
Speaker 2: post election violence, a division from the Iranians and the
Speaker 2: Russians and all of our top four adversaries that constant
Speaker 2: pots during of division. Just for division's sake, but we
Speaker 2: have to factor in also our concerns I think nationally,
Speaker 2: and it's a huge issue in the elections. Stating the obvious,
Speaker 2: we've got a ton of new folks here in the
Speaker 2: United States thanks to the Biden Harris Administration's open borders policy,
Speaker 2: that we really have no understanding about who they are,
Speaker 2: what they are, why they came here, what their political
Speaker 2: motivations are, if they have any. But you know, I
Speaker 2: point to the thirty thousand to forty thousand military age
Speaker 2: Chinese nationals that have shown up, and you know how
Speaker 2: totalitarian China is. I don't think it's easy to just
Speaker 2: pack up your bags and leave China without the state
Speaker 2: sort of being involved or allowing it to happened. My
Speaker 2: perception maybe differs than reality, But more fundamentally, how does
Speaker 2: a military age Chinese man end up in Mexico exactly?
Speaker 1: And why? And why?
Speaker 8: You know, if things are so great in China, why
Speaker 8: are you going to Mexico and then coming across our border.
Speaker 2: You know, it could be anybody, and you know then
Speaker 2: there's two million known god aways. Well they could be
Speaker 2: you know, cells that Iran has placed in our country
Speaker 2: for the purposes of committing terror organization.
Speaker 8: I don't blame terror. Yeah, I don't blame a lot
Speaker 8: of people for wanting to be in America. But who's
Speaker 8: coming in and why is the main thing. And the
Speaker 8: fact that they're not doing it legally. And you know,
Speaker 8: we were talking during the break, you know, the violence
Speaker 8: that has occurred because of illegals entering our country, it
Speaker 8: just keeps going. As a matter of fact, I happen
Speaker 8: to be able to listen in to Donald Trump talking
Speaker 8: to a woman who lost her daughter because she was
Speaker 8: killed by an illegal driving drunk, and he was so
Speaker 8: passionate about it, and you know, and he was talking
Speaker 8: to her in such a sense, a reverent tone. But
Speaker 8: that that's kind of another story. But this is a
Speaker 8: violence is a problem that we have in America today. Obviously.
Speaker 8: But as I sat there during the one hundred and
Speaker 8: thirty six rounds fired at the baseball field, my first
Speaker 8: thought was, like I was in more who's doing the shooting,
Speaker 8: who's doing the shooting, and where's it coming from? But
Speaker 8: you look at it this that was a Democrat. That
Speaker 8: was a Democrat who came to try and change the
Speaker 8: balance of power of the House of Representatives in one morning,
Speaker 8: you have likely a very unstable young man listening to
Speaker 8: the rhetoric of Democrats. It's saying how terrible Donald Trump is,
Speaker 8: even though he was president before and democracy didn't end that.
Speaker 8: You know, he's the most horrible person in the world
Speaker 8: and the country's going to be over if he gets elected.
Speaker 8: And this kid probably thinks that he's going to be
Speaker 8: an American hero, and so he goes out and tries
Speaker 8: to do this. The same for the person at the
Speaker 8: golf course. I mean, come on, America, wake up, and
Speaker 8: let's let's get away from all of this stuff. First
Speaker 8: of all, you have to see through the lies that
Speaker 8: are being said and don't respond in this way. We
Speaker 8: got a problem. But who's doing the shooting. It's not Republicans.
Speaker 8: I mean, I'm just I'm just going to be blunt.
Speaker 8: That's not what we're seeing. It's not that Republicans aren't
Speaker 8: capable of doing bad things. I concerned. I'm concerned about
Speaker 8: that as well. But you have the director of FBI
Speaker 8: warning not so much about just Americans, but these cells
Speaker 8: that are developing within the United States that likely could
Speaker 8: commit a terrorist attack, which we can't take our eye
Speaker 8: off the ball. Why we're still concerned about China, Russia, Iran,
Speaker 8: North Korea.
Speaker 2: Well, and if you look at the mainstream media, I
Speaker 2: know I saw this article, and of course NBC News
Speaker 2: is not exactly a coebastionion of conservatism, but in connection
Speaker 2: with the concer turn about violence, the seeing perceptions of
Speaker 2: election fraud or a prominent narrative for extremists who have
Speaker 2: targeted government election officials, with at least three domestic extremist
Speaker 2: attacks and two disrupted plots being linked to such false
Speaker 2: claims since January sixth. According to the report, Intelligence agents
Speaker 2: also listed immigration, LGBTQ issues, abortion, and the failed assassination
Speaker 2: attempts against Trump's as motivation for recent calls for violence
Speaker 2: from extremists. Of course they're pointing to conservative minded folks
Speaker 2: who might disagree with some of that stuff, But are
Speaker 2: they actually doing anything. No, if you pivot over to
Speaker 2: find out who's engaged in the violence, you find out
Speaker 2: they are all these left wing nut jobs.
Speaker 8: Well, that's what we're seeing, and hopefully we won't see
Speaker 8: any of it post election.
Speaker 1: Brian, pray to God. I pray to God for that
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 8: You know what I will tell you in the meantime,
Speaker 8: we've got some things to be concerned about right here
Speaker 8: in Ohio, like Issue one, And I think it's really
Speaker 8: important that your listeners understand and tell their neighbors what
Speaker 8: Issue one really is about. Issue one is jerrymandering and
Speaker 8: taking away any opportunity you have to and have influence
Speaker 8: on how we set our districts, because it takes it
Speaker 8: away from our elected officials, puts it in the hands
Speaker 8: of people that have an unlimited budget.
Speaker 1: Can't be removed.
Speaker 8: And you know what's even more fascinating, Brian, if this passes,
Speaker 8: the commission that's set up cannot include veterans or law enforcement,
Speaker 8: you know, because they're just terribly biased people. No, they're
Speaker 8: actually very patriotic Americans that believe in law and order
Speaker 8: and believe in a safe nation.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And let's face you serve in the American military, you're
Speaker 2: still serving. I know a ton of police officers. They're
Speaker 2: not all cut from the same political cloth. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: I think a little American military can be Democrats, and
Speaker 2: they can be Republicans, maybe the politically neutral or libertarian.
Speaker 2: And I know police officers who are Democrats and Republicans
Speaker 2: and politically neutral and yeah, all over the spectrum that renders.
Speaker 2: But being in uniform apparently is the problem here. Yeah,
Speaker 2: just being in uniform.
Speaker 1: And whose idea is that that Swiss billionaire and the
Speaker 1: all the evil left wing moneyed interests who are backing
Speaker 1: this thing so they can take away the red state
Speaker 1: that is Ohio and hopefully transform at least for their hope,
Speaker 1: into a blue state because they can't win at the.
Speaker 8: Ballot box, right, And that's that's exactly what's happening. Has
Speaker 8: very very negative effects in any place where it has happened.
Speaker 5: So you have.
Speaker 2: Depending on your perspective. I had the pro issue one
Speaker 2: guy on he said, it's work where it's been tried before,
Speaker 2: and I was like, wait a minute, what is your
Speaker 2: definition of worked. You transformed a red district into a
Speaker 2: blue one. Okay, I guess that is worked as you
Speaker 2: perceive it. Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 8: You know, they say, look, elections aren't are fair, but
Speaker 8: they're not fair to the loser, is what it comes
Speaker 8: down to.
Speaker 1: They don't feel it's fair.
Speaker 8: Well, you know, you have an opportunity to be represented
Speaker 8: in Ohio is a red state. That's just where it
Speaker 8: is right now, and so that's going to tend to
Speaker 8: tend to happen about We've got to block this because
Speaker 8: it's just one more issue one that's not good for
Speaker 8: the for Ohio.
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Speaker 2: Man knows something about American military considering the committee's served
Speaker 2: on the fact that he served in the American military
Speaker 2: and continue needs to serve his country in that capacity.
Speaker 2: Pentagon running low on air defense missiles. Apparently we manufacture
Speaker 2: these things standard missiles, initial cap on both of that.
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Speaker 2: we used one hundred of them just since the October
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Speaker 2: of them defend off the Iranian attacks, and we talked
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Speaker 2: them at some point, and they cost a couple of
Speaker 2: million dollars each. Whereas the rockets being launched that are
Speaker 2: more like bottle rockets, made inexpensively and easily launched. If
Speaker 2: not accurate, it still represents a threat. You got to
Speaker 2: shoot them down. This cannot last either in Israel, nor
Speaker 2: can it last in Ukraine.
Speaker 8: Yeah, from the economic standpoint, it's a real loser if
Speaker 8: they're sending drones over that will fire upon you and
Speaker 8: you shoot those down. Those costs a whole lot less
Speaker 8: than being able to shoot them down. So we're going
Speaker 8: to have to be thinking a little bit more innovatively
Speaker 8: going forward. It was a great thing missile defense system,
Speaker 8: right that's fantastic, But the drone situation has changed things tremendously.
Speaker 8: Not that we're not good at drones, not that Israel's
Speaker 8: not good at drones. They're very creative and they've been
Speaker 8: doing a lot of things to protect themselves. But this
Speaker 8: is definitely a concern. And you know, we as Congress
Speaker 8: and through the Constitution, have one responsibility that's very very
Speaker 8: much spelled out, and that's to provide for the defense
Speaker 8: of the country. And so we have to be modernizing
Speaker 8: and quite frankly, we have to be working with commercial
Speaker 8: industry more than we have been, you know, throughout our lives.
Speaker 8: You know, when you see advances like in space, that's
Speaker 8: NASA a government agency. Well now it's more commercial than anything, rightactly.
Speaker 8: And there are a lot of things being developed in
Speaker 8: the commercial world that can help us in the defense world.
Speaker 8: And we have to go in that vein, and that
Speaker 8: just falls into you know what we're talking about, how
Speaker 8: can we be more creative than the other guy.
Speaker 2: Well, more creative, but more forward thinking apparently because we
Speaker 2: again we don't have enough of these missile systems we're
Speaker 2: talking about. If something unfolded uh in Taiwan trying to
Speaker 2: advance on Taiwan. We're stuck with our pants down essentially
Speaker 2: in terms of our ability to supply weapon systems to
Speaker 2: any given ally of ours, right, and we can't defend
Speaker 2: ourselves and you know, foreign foreign weapons sales to our
Speaker 2: allies is I have no problem with that. You know,
Speaker 2: that's good for America in many ways and also table
Speaker 2: for ourselves first, and once we have defended and provided
Speaker 2: for our own needs as anticipated, then go ahead and
Speaker 2: let our tx sell and to anybody they want.
Speaker 1: Fine, but we're not there now, we haven't done that.
Speaker 8: That is a problem and it's recognizable, and we've got
Speaker 8: to step this up. The return on investment is there
Speaker 8: if you consider peace through strength, and if we're not
Speaker 8: strong and we show ourselves unwilling to be strong, that
Speaker 8: just empowers our adversaries today and they're finding ways to
Speaker 8: do it.
Speaker 2: Which is a stark contrast from when Trump was president
Speaker 2: and we didn't have these adversaries engaging, engaging in foreign countries,
Speaker 2: rocket launcher from Kim Jong, on and on and on
Speaker 2: and on. It's radically different geopolitical landscape in terms of
Speaker 2: the likelihood of war or the actual wars that it
Speaker 2: was under Trump.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is a point.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 8: I had the back of my car open, I had
Speaker 8: some Trump signs in there, and this lady pulled up
Speaker 8: behind me and I could see on her face what
Speaker 8: was coming. And so she pulls up right next to
Speaker 8: me in the street, and this is in Mount Washington,
Speaker 8: and she says, can you tell me what you even
Speaker 8: like about that?
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 8: I said, Well, when Donald Trump was president, the United
Speaker 8: States Putin was not invading Ukraine. North Korea was not
Speaker 8: firing missiles. We were holding China accountable economically and otherwise,
Speaker 8: and peace accords absolutely.
Speaker 1: And Iran.
Speaker 8: We weren't sending Iran money to feed their war machine.
Speaker 8: And they have killed many Americans in Iraq. We took
Speaker 8: out Sulamani. I mean, we were doing some good things.
Speaker 8: We had the Abraham Accords that nobody ever thought would
Speaker 8: be possible, where you had peace accords in the Middle
Speaker 8: East between Arabs and Jews?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 8: And I told her all this, and I said, and
Speaker 8: we had the United States Mexico Canada Agreement. I don't
Speaker 8: think she knew as a Congressman Brian, but I said
Speaker 8: United States Mexico Canada Agreement, which was supported bipartisan and
Speaker 8: got union support.
Speaker 1: And I did.
Speaker 8: I was just about to go into inflation and a
Speaker 8: few other things when she said, well, he's a.
Speaker 2: Horrible man in the and he drove off. She's got
Speaker 2: trumped arrangement syndrome. That's the only thing that this makes
Speaker 2: this not an absolute runaway for Donald Trump right now.
Speaker 2: That built in pob Lobian response to just go increase
Speaker 2: and just incredibly insane the minute you hear the word
Speaker 2: Trump or see his face.
Speaker 8: I could see her jaw dropping, oh, when I was
Speaker 8: just pointing out things back that were facts.
Speaker 1: And then she drove off five ks to detoxidation.
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Speaker 2: up final moments with Congressman Brad Winster. But just really
Speaker 2: enjoy the whole hour and it goes by so quickly
Speaker 2: when you're here at Congressman uh final comments. I know
Speaker 2: you wanted to bring up COVID. You've got a little
Speaker 2: teaser on that one.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because I hope to be able to come in
Speaker 8: and spend more time talking about all our findings. This
Speaker 8: has been a two year investigation. Can you do a
Speaker 8: whole hour on COVID? We could, absolutely, and then maybe
Speaker 8: we will. Yeah, we're getting close to ishing issuing our report.
Speaker 8: And you know, keep in mind, we're looking at you know,
Speaker 8: what happened economically, what happened in our education system, you
Speaker 8: know the bills that Congress passed, you know what was helpful,
Speaker 8: what was not. Unfortunately a lot of it was not helpful,
Speaker 8: but it's and we also looked into origins and COVID.
Speaker 8: But I guess my teacher will be that we have
Speaker 8: exposed very high level corruption in the United States public
Speaker 8: health system, and we're going to be recommending a much
Speaker 8: better system. We have to have a system in place
Speaker 8: to be able to respond to something like this. Whereas
Speaker 8: we were just all over the map and led by Fauci,
Speaker 8: who never was given that responsibility officially.
Speaker 1: But that's that's part of it.
Speaker 8: But let me just say that what we have done
Speaker 8: includes Tony Fauci, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, Eco
Speaker 8: Health Alliance president Peter Dazik, who was doing the gain
Speaker 8: to function research in China who has now been debarred
Speaker 8: from federal moneys, Teachers Union president Randy Weingarten, but also
Speaker 8: the teachers Union's influence on our medical policies and guidelines
Speaker 8: that we put out. All of this has most of
Speaker 8: it has really been out, but it'll be gathered together
Speaker 8: in our report coming out. Probably early December is when
Speaker 8: we will have it completely finished. And I'll be glad
Speaker 8: to come in and talk about it even before then,
Speaker 8: because we're pretty close to having it all wrapped up,
Speaker 8: including maybe an indictment or maybe two. Yeah, Yeah, there's
Speaker 8: some criminal referrals coming as well. But I would tell
Speaker 8: you we have over a million pages of documents that
Speaker 8: we've reviewed. We've sent more than one hundred and thirty letters,
Speaker 8: conducted over thirty transcribed interviews, and nearly thirty hearings, and
Speaker 8: we've issued more than six reports so far and had
Speaker 8: to use ten subpoenas. Doesn't it bother you? And it
Speaker 8: should bother everyone in a America. Then when Congress ask
Speaker 8: an agency for their documents, we have to go through
Speaker 8: a lawyer.
Speaker 2: One of the most frustrating things about government right now
Speaker 2: for me is exactly that. Across the spectrum. You have
Speaker 2: a committee, you represent the American people. You're asking for
Speaker 2: documents that we absolutely paid for in the salaries behind
Speaker 2: the scene that we're paying. They're responsible to you, who
Speaker 2: are responsible to the American people, and they won't give
Speaker 2: you information.
Speaker 8: Without a subpoenas. We have the subpoena our own agency. Well,
Speaker 8: you know, on an intelligence committee when that was happening,
Speaker 8: we cut their money until they gave us what we wanted.
Speaker 2: That was in a different time that was not under
Speaker 2: the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: Well actually it was.
Speaker 2: It was, Yeah, it was, because I mean, do you
Speaker 2: actually effectively cut or do you just pass legislation in
Speaker 2: the House that didn't get advanced in the Senate.
Speaker 8: And I see in the Intelligence Committee operates a little
Speaker 8: differently because we're kind of our own appropriators and everything else. Oh,
Speaker 8: like the CIA, I get it. No, we can decide.
Speaker 8: Here's what you don't get until we get this. And
Speaker 8: you know, the Director of National Intelligence one time, and
Speaker 8: this was COVID related, she said, did I did I
Speaker 8: give you what you want? Can I get my ten
Speaker 8: million now? And I said, yes, you can. You gave
Speaker 8: me what I wanted. But I do want to make
Speaker 8: a plug too for Biosecure Acts, which we have passed
Speaker 8: in the House of Representatives. What this does is it
Speaker 8: prevents us from sending any federal money to a Chinese
Speaker 8: own industry that is doing any work and we've named
Speaker 8: the companies that is doing any work in biologics where
Speaker 8: they are able to harbor Americans DNA and our health
Speaker 8: information because by law in China, any Chinese company has
Speaker 8: to turn over anything to the CCP as they asked
Speaker 8: for it. So I think you can understand why this
Speaker 8: is a problem that we are doing these types of
Speaker 8: things through Chinese industries here in the United States. It's
Speaker 8: a problem. So we did pass this out of the House.
Speaker 8: It may end up in the National Defense Authorization Act
Speaker 8: because to me, it's a national security issue and so
Speaker 8: we're going to have to go after all of these
Speaker 8: and what's disturbing is We recently on our Pandemic Committee
Speaker 8: discovered some information that a Department of Energy may indeed
Speaker 8: have some technology that comes from the Beijing Genomic Institute.
Speaker 1: And that's a problem.
Speaker 8: You know, we got rid of flash drives in the
Speaker 8: military because we found out the Chinese were leaving them
Speaker 8: laying around looking like.
Speaker 2: They were you know, we're embedded with spyware. Yeah, exactly, exactly. Well,
Speaker 2: and of course twenty three and meters home to all
Speaker 2: kinds of genetic data hacked, right, So maybe the Chinese
Speaker 2: is cut to the chase. Well, screw the American people
Speaker 2: and their legislation cutting off that information from us. We'll
Speaker 2: just steal it from someplace else. We just get all
Speaker 2: your long and couple it with the TikTok information. Everybody's
Speaker 2: got a dossier. Now do they not only know where
Speaker 2: you live and your congressman is, but they also know
Speaker 2: your genetic structure. That's real comforting right there. Congressman Wester,
Speaker 2: thank you so much for your time today. Book I'm
Speaker 2: booking you. I'm telling Joe right now, we're booking you
Speaker 2: for a full hour of COVID discussion after the report
Speaker 2: comes out.
Speaker 1: Cannot wait for that.
Speaker 8: We'll do it before the report because we'll be pretty
Speaker 8: close to being able to tell you anytime.
Speaker 2: Man, anytime, Joe, find space for you. I'm assure you
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Speaker 5: Yes, I can hear you. Okay, there we go.
Speaker 2: Uh So we're in the last final week of the election, and.
Speaker 1: I guess it's not working.
Speaker 2: And what it is is the fact that the Kamala
Speaker 2: Harris campaign obviously has tried to do the pull of Biden,
Speaker 2: and when she is out and about answering questions, she ducks, dips,
Speaker 2: dodge dives and ducks, you know, five d to dodgeball
Speaker 2: in terms of what her prior platforms and policies are,
Speaker 2: and she deflects from what she used to say and
Speaker 2: pretty much provide you with absolutely nothing by way of
Speaker 2: substantid response, blurting inanities. And Walter her a vice presidential candidate,
Speaker 2: not exactly great himself on the issues, but what do
Speaker 2: they do. They keep focusing and reporting on Trump and
Speaker 2: pointing fingers in Trump and just reduced him to Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 2: That's not working either. Is it, Joel, We actually don't
Speaker 2: know if it's working.
Speaker 5: It might be working, I don't think it works in
Speaker 5: a general sense because when you are saying that your
Speaker 5: opponent is literally Adolf Hitler and his supporters are Hitler
Speaker 5: or Nazis, you're not going to be able to govern.
Speaker 5: And we saw that with Joe Biden. He ran in
Speaker 5: twenty twenty on the Fine People hoax and essentially did
Speaker 5: the same thing that Kamala Harris is doing now, and
Speaker 5: when he got to office, he found there was very
Speaker 5: little good will left for him to draw upon in
Speaker 5: governing the country. He did get the bipartisan infrastructure bill,
Speaker 5: but that's something Republicans wanted anyway. A lot of pork
Speaker 5: in that for various politicians and so forth. Mitch McConnell,
Speaker 5: who had opposed a trillion dollar infrastructure bill when Trump
Speaker 5: was president, suddenly found reasons to like it when Biden
Speaker 5: was president. But Biden didn't get very much done on
Speaker 5: a bipartisan basis, and he failed over four years largely
Speaker 5: because he had created this climate of division. He used
Speaker 5: the word unity eight times in his inaugural aggress but
Speaker 5: he couldn't do anything to create it because he had
Speaker 5: already smeared his opponents as Nazis. So what Kamala Harris
Speaker 5: is doing is out of that playbook. It does work
Speaker 5: at times. And look, the main case against Donald Trump
Speaker 5: is that he's divisive. Now, I'll give you, I'll give
Speaker 5: him credit. Over the last month, maybe six weeks, Donald
Speaker 5: Trump has been extraordinarily disciplined. He has not insulted people,
Speaker 5: he has not said crazy things. He has actually been
Speaker 5: on message. He's been very positive, positive about the country,
Speaker 5: reaching out to different people. He's done a really fantastic job.
Speaker 5: So what they've done is they decided in advance to
Speaker 5: smear Trump as a Nazi at this rally, just because
Speaker 5: it happened at Madison Square Garden, you.
Speaker 1: Know, like Clinton had a rally as well. Yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 5: Know, it's so desperate. But then there was a comedian
Speaker 5: at the rout.
Speaker 2: I knew you were going to go there that Yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: How many people spoke Joel at that convention? How many
Speaker 2: people who are running for office, how many people who
Speaker 2: might be in the cabinet? Do you hear any reporting
Speaker 2: on what they had to say? No, they gravitate towards
Speaker 2: one rude, obnoxious comedian who has no impact whatsoever on
Speaker 2: a campaign. It's just that he was invited to speak
Speaker 2: and he made a stupid joke and insulted people. But
Speaker 2: that cannot be attributed to the Trump folks with the
Speaker 2: Trump Camp or any campaign platform they're running on. That's
Speaker 2: how desperate they are to find something bad to say
Speaker 2: about Trump. They got to deviate over to the one
Speaker 2: person in the room that didn't even matter.
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know that he didn't matter. I mean
Speaker 5: he has an audience and may even it may even
Speaker 5: have been a positive because he you know, look Tony Hinchcliffe.
Speaker 5: I watch his videos on Facebook. I mean when you
Speaker 5: watch Tony, when you watch the Kill Tony Show, you're
Speaker 5: watching an insult comic and his jokes are offensive and
Speaker 5: that's why he's funny. That's why people watch him, because
Speaker 5: he says things are not allowed to.
Speaker 2: Say, like Don Rickles used to be yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: Like Don Rickles and so forth. And he you know,
Speaker 5: I live in La Okay. I have friends who are
Speaker 5: comedians and they say ridiculous things and that's why people
Speaker 5: pay money to go see them, including the people who
Speaker 5: are pretending to be outraged today. Tony Hanks spoke at
Speaker 5: the beginning of a six hour event. He was a
Speaker 5: warm up act, and the joke he told that everyone's
Speaker 5: defended by about Puerto Rico, not about Puerto Ricans, but
Speaker 5: about Puerto Rico. It didn't land. I mean, people didn't
Speaker 5: like it. You can hear the audience grown. And he
Speaker 5: made fun of himself after that for telling a bad joke,
Speaker 5: and he moved on and he got the audience back
Speaker 5: after a few more jokes. But the media are turning
Speaker 5: this into an attack not just on Trump, but also
Speaker 5: on Trump supporters. CNN falsely claiming that the audience liked
Speaker 5: the joke. You can actually hear the audio for himself
Speaker 5: for yourself if you want. It's on c SPAN. Look,
Speaker 5: we don't know if this works or not. The election
Speaker 5: is right now a mystery. It's a black box. People
Speaker 5: are voting there, putting ballots in dropboxes or the mail,
Speaker 5: or they're planning to go on election day. We just
Speaker 5: don't know. It's really a gut check at this point
Speaker 5: for the electorate. I thought that Donald Trump was home
Speaker 5: free heading into this weekend, and I thought the Medicine
Speaker 5: Square Garden rally was a big success. But the Democrats
Speaker 5: have united around the idea that this was a Nazi rally.
Speaker 5: And as crazy as crazy as it sounds to you
Speaker 5: and me, the reason it works for Democrats isn't that
Speaker 5: people believe it. Okay, you know, you and I are
Speaker 5: incredulous that anyone would think that a bad joke by
Speaker 5: a comedian would mean that Trump is a Nazi. I mean,
Speaker 5: if that were the case, then Hollywood is, you know,
Speaker 5: the Nazi capital of the world. But the reason it
Speaker 5: works is it shows Democrats that their party is willing
Speaker 5: to fight if you're willing to go so far as
Speaker 5: to call the other side Nazis and their nominee Hitler
Speaker 5: and to make governing impossible. You know, the Democrats are
Speaker 5: admiring that. They're saying, look, our nominee is even willing
Speaker 5: to throw her presidency away if she wins, just for
Speaker 5: the sake of winning. And they like that. They like
Speaker 5: that because it shows a last minute desperation. You know,
Speaker 5: it's like it's like the Palestinian terrorist leader, you know,
Speaker 5: when the Israelis killed Yahyah Sinar two weeks ago. Now
Speaker 5: there's drone video of his last moments. He doesn't have
Speaker 5: a he doesn't have a gun, anymore. He throws a stick. Yay,
Speaker 5: he throws a stick. He throws a stick at the drone.
Speaker 5: That throwing of the stick has made him a hero
Speaker 5: among Palestinians because it's the symbol of resistance to the
Speaker 5: very last object in your hand, you're going to try
Speaker 5: to kill the enemy. And that's what Democrats like about
Speaker 5: what Kamala Harris is doing about Hitler. I know, to
Speaker 5: you and I and actually the most saying people, it
Speaker 5: would be absurd, But keep in mind they have cultivated
Speaker 5: a kind of mental illness and their followers where they
Speaker 5: they believe that this is the next coming of the
Speaker 5: Third Rife, if your pardon the language, I call it
Speaker 5: the Third Rife illusion. But you know, like they basically,
Speaker 5: they basically created this this nightmare that they then want
Speaker 5: to live inside of because it's easier for them than
Speaker 5: confronting what you addressed at the top of the segment,
Speaker 5: which is the lack of policy, the failures in government.
Speaker 5: But it does create this toxic environment and they are
Speaker 5: applauding this Hitler stuff because they know it's not true.
Speaker 5: If they applied I've talked to democratic friends, they won't
Speaker 5: even try to defend it, like I've said to them,
Speaker 5: you know, you know how offensive it is to put
Speaker 5: this comparison out there. I mean, I'm a Jewish person,
Speaker 5: you gonna compare me to Hitler to a Nazi because
Speaker 5: I'm going to vote for Donald Trump. They won't defend it.
Speaker 5: They know it's wrong, but it shows them that their
Speaker 5: site hasn't given up, and that's why they're excited about it,
Speaker 5: and that's why it's all over the media. It doesn't
Speaker 5: mean it's convincing any voters. We don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, it is illustrative of how desperate they have to
Speaker 2: be that they are repeating something they know to be
Speaker 2: fundamentally false, untrue, and not even supported by four years
Speaker 2: of his presidency. I mean, you know, any objective person
Speaker 2: anywhere would look at that and say that's preposterous. One
Speaker 2: read the definition of fascism and then try to explain
Speaker 2: how you can pigeonhole Donald Trump into fascism when he's
Speaker 2: the one that wants to get rid of the regulatory
Speaker 2: state that's controlling the means of production. The definition of fascism,
Speaker 2: you know, he didn't try to exterminate the Jewish population
Speaker 2: anybody else while he was president. He did get the
Speaker 2: Abraham Accords, which was awesome and deserving of the Peace Prize.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna go up and down the line, but you've
Speaker 2: got to go down.
Speaker 5: Wait a minute before you go up and down the line.
Speaker 5: You know, they have a laundry list, and laundry lists
Speaker 5: are there when people don't actually have a good argument.
Speaker 5: So they're throwing this list out there, and what it's
Speaker 5: doing is it's forcing us to talk about fascism, which
Speaker 5: is exactly what they want. They don't want us talking
Speaker 5: about the economy and the borders and the medicine the world.
Speaker 5: But let me just address one of the key components
Speaker 5: of the fascist charges, probably the argument they think is
Speaker 5: the best argument, which is that he thinks or he
Speaker 5: has said words to the effect that he will attack
Speaker 5: the enemy within. They say he's going to use the
Speaker 5: military against American citizens. And JD. Vance actually had the
Speaker 5: right response to that, which was, yes, of course, if
Speaker 5: you come out into the streets again, when Donald Trump
Speaker 5: wins and you try to riot, and you try to
Speaker 5: make the country ungovernable, we are going to call out
Speaker 5: the military. Just by democratics, governors and mayors had to
Speaker 5: call out the military during the George Floyd riots. I
Speaker 5: mean Tim Walt had to call out the National Guard.
Speaker 5: He did it late, but he called out the National Guard,
Speaker 5: and yes, we're going to do that. And also I
Speaker 5: would add that the people who have broken the law
Speaker 5: in an attempt to get Donald Trump, and people who
Speaker 5: have violated other people's rights, they should be prosecuted absolutely,
Speaker 5: as there are members of the January sixth Committee who
Speaker 5: in my view, violated the fundamental civil rights of witnesses
Speaker 5: and targets of that investigation. They in my view, broke
Speaker 5: the law, and they destroyed the evidence that they spent
Speaker 5: two years gathering because they didn't want Republicans to look
Speaker 5: at it. I think those people need to be investigated
Speaker 5: and if they broke the law, they need to be prosecuted.
Speaker 5: But to Democrats, that's fascism. So listen, this comes full circle.
Speaker 5: It's absurd to you and me, but it's not absurd
Speaker 5: to them, and I'll tell you why. Once again, it
Speaker 5: created a delusion that they like to live inside of.
Speaker 5: But also they are projecting. They're saying things like Donald
Speaker 5: Trump's going to put his political opponents in jail, as
Speaker 5: they are trying to put him in jail. Steve Steve Bennon,
Speaker 5: my former boss. You know, he got out of jail
Speaker 5: this morning. He never should have been in jail, but
Speaker 5: they went after him for defying a subpoena for this
Speaker 5: show trial committee in Congress. So they know what they
Speaker 5: did and are doing the political opposition, and that's why
Speaker 5: they're afraid, because if the shoe is ever on the
Speaker 5: other foot, they know they're in big trouble. Where they
Speaker 5: fear they're in big trouble, not because of what Trump
Speaker 5: would do, but because of.
Speaker 2: What they know they are trying to do. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: what they fear. That's straight out of the leftist playbook.
Speaker 2: You accuse the other side of doing exactly what you
Speaker 2: were doing in order to deflect attention from what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Is if it would work for anybody.
Speaker 5: It's more than that. It's more than attacksive. They have
Speaker 5: a real fear. The Jake Tappers of the world, of
Speaker 5: his Chinese of the world, the atom Kinsingers of the world,
Speaker 5: the Adam Shifts of the world. They have a real
Speaker 5: fear that there's going to be a moment where they
Speaker 5: are investigated, where they are looked at, where they are
Speaker 5: perhaps prosecuted. You know, Jake Tapper, his hands are not
Speaker 5: clean when it comes to things like the Russia collusion oaks,
Speaker 5: he knew about the phony docia and so forth. I mean,
Speaker 5: there is, and I've written this in my book The Agenda,
Speaker 5: there's a level of collusion between the media and the
Speaker 5: Democratic Party that has to be unraveled because it's corrosive
Speaker 5: to our democracy. You know, we have these broadcast networks.
Speaker 5: I heard someone talking about this yesterday, ABC, NBCCVS. They're
Speaker 5: supposed to provide a public service. That's why they get
Speaker 5: free access to the airwaves, that's why they get licenses.
Speaker 5: And I'm a believer in absolute free speech. But if
Speaker 5: what they're doing is promoting division, if what they're doing
Speaker 5: is backing one side over another in elections, if the coverage,
Speaker 5: according to NewsBusters of the Trump campaign is eighty five
Speaker 5: percent negative on these on these networks, then what public
Speaker 5: service are they performing? You know, we need to look
Speaker 5: at some of these questions and ask I don't think
Speaker 5: there's any sense in a return to the fairness doctrine
Speaker 5: or canceling people because they have their own opinions. But
Speaker 5: we need to look at creating some kind of independent
Speaker 5: body that can vet what the editorial policies are of
Speaker 5: these networks so that we can understand that our media
Speaker 5: coverage is. It doesn't have to be perfectly fair. It
Speaker 5: can have an opinion, but it's at least going to
Speaker 5: be positive in a sense that it contributes to democratic
Speaker 5: discourse in this country. You know, you can have a
Speaker 5: fight forever about what that means. But I think there's
Speaker 5: a reckoning coming, and I think that's what they know
Speaker 5: is coming. I mean, you're not going to be able
Speaker 5: to get away with on MSNBC. Okay, it's cable, it's
Speaker 5: not broadcast, it doesn't have the same licensing requirements. But
Speaker 5: how do you put up pictures of a Nazi rally
Speaker 5: and intersperse them with with Trump's rally at Madison Square Garden,
Speaker 5: as if the two had anything to do with each other.
Speaker 5: And you know their parent network is NBC, So I
Speaker 5: think NBC, Comcast, whoever the owners are, they need to
Speaker 5: be hauled in front of Congress and asked to explain
Speaker 5: to the American people why their network is inciting hatred
Speaker 5: and inciting violence among Americans, because that's what it's doing.
Speaker 5: And they know a reckoning is coming because they know
Speaker 5: what they're getting away with now, and that's why the
Speaker 5: fear is real. So this Hitler stuff, yeah, it's it's garbage,
Speaker 5: but it speaks to the sense of fear that they have,
Speaker 5: that they actually deserve level of accountability that that won't
Speaker 5: come if a democratic administration is in power, but might
Speaker 5: come if Trump is in office.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Program, Denzil Monk, it's a pleasure to
Speaker 2: have you on. You're going to give us a breakdown
Speaker 2: about how Black Americans are likely to vote next week.
Speaker 2: Good to have you on the show today.
Speaker 5: Well, thank you for inviting me.
Speaker 3: I'm purvious to be here and good to have somebody
Speaker 3: want to hear what I have to say.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And you know, while I'm listen, pasty Northern European
Speaker 2: descentate white guy, I've you know, Irish background, all that,
Speaker 2: and I don't know that it's appropriate for me to
Speaker 2: take an opinion that I would hold and say it
Speaker 2: out loud, and I do it all the time, Danzil.
Speaker 1: When someone says.
Speaker 2: Out loud that you know, we can have photo ID
Speaker 2: because it's somehow racist, that is an insult to every
Speaker 2: single person of color, is it not. Isn't that just
Speaker 2: saying that they are not capable of doing something that
Speaker 2: literally everybody has to do for a multitude of things
Speaker 2: other than voting. And that's not the only illustration, but
Speaker 2: the left mostly seems the paint was such a ridiculously
Speaker 2: broad and insulting brush.
Speaker 3: Your reaction, well, first of all, you have to know
Speaker 3: that there are videos out there online that shows black
Speaker 3: people's opinion about that. They've actually interviewed black people and
Speaker 3: asked them if they had an id and if they
Speaker 3: had to have an idea for a thousand and one
Speaker 3: things that they do, and they all said yes. So
Speaker 3: I think that what we're suffering from is a condition
Speaker 3: where our society, throughout as you can system, through our
Speaker 3: left media, has kind of trained our public to start
Speaker 3: thinking stupid. I mean, the critical thinking is lacking in
Speaker 3: our society and you can just tell them anything and
Speaker 3: they believe it. I think they're bleeding things based on
Speaker 3: your emotions rather than on your brains. Is what's causing
Speaker 3: a lot of problems in our society. To be something
Speaker 3: to be allowed to say something like that and people
Speaker 3: actually accept it and believe it tells you the has
Speaker 3: a much bigger problem than racing society.
Speaker 2: Amen, you are so right. And of course our children
Speaker 2: aren't taught critical thinking anymore in schools, and obviously sometimes
Speaker 2: they're they get in trouble for even, you know, trying
Speaker 2: to engage in the Socratic method and trying to give
Speaker 2: the teacher maybe an alternative point of view than the
Speaker 2: propaganda they're being fed. But of course that's a broader
Speaker 2: problem for society at large.
Speaker 1: What do you what kind of.
Speaker 2: Conclusions are you drawing because poll after poll after pol
Speaker 2: even though a majority of black voters do not appear
Speaker 2: to be gravitating toward Donald Trump, a sizeable and growing
Speaker 2: portion seem to be doing exactly that. What's your take
Speaker 2: about next week? Where do you see it as shaken out?
Speaker 2: And do you believe the polls when you see more
Speaker 2: black men and women are moving over to Trump's side
Speaker 2: of the ledger?
Speaker 3: Well, I think that the polls is another issue. I
Speaker 3: think the whole thing about poles is at ours if
Speaker 3: you look at what Richard barrs. He's the director of
Speaker 3: the Big Data Poll. He's pretty much an expert on polling.
Speaker 3: And he did a speech at Hillsdale back in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty two and he talked about the reliability of polls
Speaker 3: and waves at how far we have come since the
Speaker 3: days of a gallop, and he made it clear that
Speaker 3: you really can't use poles to say what's going to
Speaker 3: be happening because there's so much craziness going on with that,
Speaker 3: and so much money involved, and it's really dominated in
Speaker 3: a large and artist and buy democrats, so and they're
Speaker 3: using those poles to sway people to think that they're
Speaker 3: the ones in favor. So I wouldn't courage anybody to
Speaker 3: ignore what they see in polls and believe their eyes
Speaker 3: and when they're talking to people and go out and
Speaker 3: talk to people themselves. You're going to have two different
Speaker 3: You're gonna have two different major flasts. You're gonna have
Speaker 3: people who are swallowing the kool aid that's being promoted
Speaker 3: by the left liberal media, and you're gonna have people
Speaker 3: who think critically. And this is what we're dealing with.
Speaker 3: And usually because that, you can't tell what's going to happen.
Speaker 3: Because on top of that, you have the massive corruption
Speaker 3: going on in voting. You have the voting for us
Speaker 3: coming out that's been that's what's what happened in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, it's coming out now, and now you have
Speaker 3: what's happening now coming out now. So there's so many
Speaker 3: variables that you really can't tell what's going to happen.
Speaker 5: I just really I wish I could tell you more.
Speaker 5: But this what I'm saying right.
Speaker 3: Now is that a lot of black people are seeing
Speaker 3: that what the Democrat Party has been doing to them
Speaker 3: over the years, and they're saying I'm not taking anymore.
Speaker 3: So I'm hoping that that that translates into our election
Speaker 3: being faithful enough to put that down back in office.
Speaker 2: Well, even if any given group of individuals you have
Speaker 2: to break them down, are are are well struggling with
Speaker 2: where they want to vote. We all everybody goes to
Speaker 2: the grocery store, everybody fills her gas tank up, everybody
Speaker 2: feels the impact of the last four years on their
Speaker 2: bottom line, and it's not healthy. And it's easy to
Speaker 2: look back and say, hmm, the simple question was I
Speaker 2: better four years ago than I am now? So, I think,
Speaker 2: regardless of the color of your skin, And the answer
Speaker 2: to that is no, I'm not. So why would I
Speaker 2: want to stick with this current administration?
Speaker 3: Absolutely, as a matter of fact, this is what it
Speaker 3: all comes down to. My problem is that with the
Speaker 3: lives that are being told on left media and people
Speaker 3: thinking by their emotions and by their ethnicity, this is
Speaker 3: the danger again when you come to critical thinking, You're
Speaker 3: absolutely right, there's no question about it. We have an
Speaker 3: example already. Trump was in office already and Harris is
Speaker 3: in office. Now we see the difference. There's no question
Speaker 3: about that, and when she was asked if she would
Speaker 3: do anything different from what she's done, she said, I
Speaker 3: don't see anything different. So you know what the information
Speaker 3: is out there, people can hear. There's enough being out
Speaker 3: there about her. With all of the support that she
Speaker 3: got from liberal media, it still didn't help her.
Speaker 5: She's still a quack when it comes to what's going on.
Speaker 3: All I'm saying is that people have to be convinced
Speaker 3: that if you vote for someone who does not have
Speaker 3: your best interest in heart, you're going to be account
Speaker 3: for that.
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Speaker 2: It's been a real pleasure, Danzel having you on the program.
Speaker 2: Keep up the great work, my friend.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I appreciate being it being invited, and I hope that
Speaker 3: you guys continue the work you're doing.
Speaker 2: I will do it as long as they let me.
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