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Speaker 4: I'm Brian Thomas. Good morning, Happy Monday to you. I
Speaker 4: hope you had a nice weekend. I sure did. And
Speaker 4: it's uh, well, it's Monday. I gotta deal with the
Speaker 4: reality of a Monday. Oh anyhow, what's coming up?
Speaker 3: Smither Man?
Speaker 4: Of course it is Monday seven twenty with Christophers. I'm
Speaker 4: the and former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: Every Monday at seven to twenty. Vent's his plane and
Speaker 4: I thoroughly enjoy hearing from Christopher. Good friend of mine
Speaker 4: and a great man. He's got some insight cases, you know,
Speaker 4: handl the pulse of what's going on politically here in
Speaker 4: the city of Cincinnati. So valuable opinions from Christopher every
Speaker 4: Monday at seven twenty, followed by Money Monday with Brian
Speaker 4: James all Worth Financials.
Speaker 3: Brian James.
Speaker 4: Today we'll talk about the FED chair change looming question
Speaker 4: mark and how that might affect the markets. Solid earnings reports,
Speaker 4: mask tariff volatility. You know, all the reports are pretty
Speaker 4: good economically speaking. Risk of recession is just I've fallen
Speaker 4: down completely, so no more concern about that anymore, at
Speaker 4: least that's what I've been reading. So we'll see what
Speaker 4: Brian James has to say about that, and finally picking
Speaker 4: the right financial planner for you. Some practical advice from
Speaker 4: Brian James who is a financial planner, and we'll hear
Speaker 4: from our friend Deb from oder Acid at the tail
Speaker 4: end of the eight o'clock hour, or asked the expert
Speaker 4: Gary Jeff Walker's filling in for me tomorrow. My wife's
Speaker 4: got a medical procedure and need to pick her up
Speaker 4: one that involves anesthesia. You're not allowed to drive after that,
Speaker 4: so I'm going to take the morning off and take
Speaker 4: care of my better half. And better half she of
Speaker 4: course is. I love hearing from you. If you want
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Speaker 4: to him. He's a retired detective from a uh Springfield township.
Speaker 4: I wrote a book, Homicide Investigation Interview. We talked about
Speaker 4: that one and his upcoming book, Harr Toltzman don Heinrich
Speaker 4: Toltzman book I Am Innocent. He did the translation on that.
Speaker 4: It's a German guy that was accused and convicted and
Speaker 4: executed for murdering Charles Lindbergh junior that will be the
Speaker 4: baby of famous airline pilot Charles Lindbergh. Apparently, according to Don,
Speaker 4: he convinced me in a very short period of time
Speaker 4: the guy was framed. And he also had a really
Speaker 4: really really crappy lawyer. Tech Friday with Dave Hatter every Friday,
Speaker 4: very important appointment listening is what I call that excellent
Speaker 4: segment from Dave Hatter. Let us see here. Don't really
Speaker 4: know where I want to start. Well, let's start with California,
Speaker 4: highlighted last week because the Trump administration cut off four
Speaker 4: billion dollars in federal grants for that stupid high speed
Speaker 4: train that goes literally from point A to point B
Speaker 4: nowhere to nowhere. California promised the moon of the Stars
Speaker 4: with this multi billion dollar project. It just keep getting
Speaker 4: more and more expensive. Not a single track has been
Speaker 4: laid yet. And this has been going on for what
Speaker 4: seems like forever. I mean, the completion date has coming gone,
Speaker 4: and they haven't laid a single mile of track. What
Speaker 4: the hell is going on? And California has now sued
Speaker 4: the Trump administration because of determination of the funding. They're saying, hy,
Speaker 4: everything's fine, Everything's all hunky dory. No, well, we've met
Speaker 4: all the expectations. Really you have over the Elissa Finley
Speaker 4: at the Wall Street Journal. California Gavin Newsom has shown
Speaker 4: these political effects are flexible. He's also showing the ability
Speaker 4: to turn rotten grapes into wine. So why isn't he
Speaker 4: using the excuse that President Trump handed him. Just pull
Speaker 4: the plug on the whole bullet trained boondoggle. Trump Transportation
Speaker 4: Department rescinded four billion in funds for the project last week,
Speaker 4: pointing out the state's host overruns, delays, and funding shortfalls.
Speaker 4: Quote the railroad we were promised still does not exist
Speaker 4: and never will close quote corn to President Trump and
Speaker 4: true social this project severely overpriced, overregulated, and never delivered.
Speaker 4: All true statements. Wright's President's right. Mister Newsom surely knows it.
Speaker 4: It's current construction rate, the five hundred mile rail line
Speaker 4: between San Francisco and Orange County won't be completed. As
Speaker 4: she writes in the Governor's Lifetime, the state as the
Speaker 4: last month hadn't begun to lay tracks on the first
Speaker 4: one hundred and nineteen miles segment between Madera population sixty
Speaker 4: eight thousand and Shafter Shafter population twenty one thousand. Remember,
Speaker 4: this is supposed to go from two major cities. Instead,
Speaker 4: they chose this narrow, really road to nowhere path just
Speaker 4: to get something off the ground and his family rights.
Speaker 4: The first leg should have been relatively easy, since the
Speaker 4: state's rural central Valley is lightly developed and populated, no
Speaker 4: need to raise strip malls and housing developments. A private
Speaker 4: company built a two hundred and thirty five mile high
Speaker 4: speed train from Orlando to Miami in eleven years for
Speaker 4: about six billion dollars. Yet it's taken California more than
Speaker 4: a decade to merely bulldozed permitting barriers and clear lawsuits.
Speaker 4: Think about that. If all goes according to newsmance plans,
Speaker 4: the first leg might be done, and she jokingly says
Speaker 4: by the end of his second presidential term in twenty
Speaker 4: thirty six, might state last week, sue to restore the
Speaker 4: federal funds as I mentioned a moment ago, which could
Speaker 4: mean the years of litigation and more delays. According to
Speaker 4: Gavin Newsom, Trump wants a hand China the future at
Speaker 4: abandoned the Central Valley. We won't let him. And see
Speaker 4: I pointed out that statement last week. What the hell
Speaker 4: does that mean? How does this stupid leg of track
Speaker 4: which goes from point A to point B nowhere to nowhere,
Speaker 4: California have any connection whatsoever to China? Now the list
Speaker 4: of family rights under the Chinese economic model, here we go.
Speaker 4: The government spurs unproductive growth by subsidizing wasteful investment, whether
Speaker 4: it be in real estate, electric vehicles, or public works.
Speaker 4: China has borrowed some one trillion dollars to build nearly
Speaker 4: thirty thousand miles of high speed rail lines, many of
Speaker 4: which connect lightly populated towns and carry a few passengers.
Speaker 4: That's the future of nuisance bullet train and nowhere companies, companies,
Speaker 4: private companies. Here, I am being repetitive for the purpose
Speaker 4: of emphasis, routinely cancel and write off bad investments. Why
Speaker 4: want mister Newsman his Democratic legislature because they fear voters
Speaker 4: will realize they were conned. In two thousand and eight,
Speaker 4: Democrats sold the train to voters with fanciful promises, the
Speaker 4: same sort they make about free universal healthcare. How's that
Speaker 4: working at Parenthetically, your Obamacare premium is going through the roof.
Speaker 4: Just bracing you for that one. They cut off the
Speaker 4: tax credits. It's now capped. The sixty four thousand dollars
Speaker 4: you make sixty four thousand and one dollars, you don't
Speaker 4: get a tax credit anymore under Obamacare plan. That's why
Speaker 4: people are going with private doctor. My friend John will
Speaker 4: Wan to cover Since you about that anyway, separate story,
Speaker 4: completely separate cul de sac. I just went down there anyway.
Speaker 4: Democrats claim the train would cost a mere thirty a
Speaker 4: mere thirty three billion, thirty three billion and be completed
Speaker 4: by year is it it's twenty twenty five? Right, would
Speaker 4: be completed by twenty twenty. That was a promise in
Speaker 4: two thousand and eight, the five hundred mile train trip
Speaker 4: from San Francisco to Anaheim would supposedly take only two
Speaker 4: and a half hours and costs less than flying. Democrats
Speaker 4: also assured voters the train wouldn't need to be subsidized
Speaker 4: because it would draw masses of riders BAH and that
Speaker 4: new trillion dollar stadium will bring in so much money
Speaker 4: that it'll pay for itself. I interject the state high
Speaker 4: speed rail authority at the time projected projected here. Let
Speaker 4: me pull a figure out of my sphincter, sixty five
Speaker 4: and a half million annual riders by twenty thirty, about
Speaker 4: five times as many passengers who take Amtrak trains in
Speaker 4: the more densely and heavily populated Northeast Corridor. Remember this
Speaker 4: is not a heavily populated corridor that they're focusing on
Speaker 4: in the Central Valley. Despite such deceptions, lies, Democrats could
Speaker 4: have extricated themselves from their big dig had they focused
Speaker 4: early train investments on electrifying commuter rail in the Bay
Speaker 4: Area in Los Angeles, as many legislators wanted. But the
Speaker 4: Obama administration required the state to build the first leg
Speaker 4: in the Central Valley as a condition for three and
Speaker 4: a half billion dollars in grants. Why the answer to
Speaker 4: the question, according to Lyssa, to help. Representative Jim Costa,
Speaker 4: a longtime champion of the bullet train, blue Dog Democrat,
Speaker 4: faced a tough race in twenty ten owing to his
Speaker 4: unpopular vote for Obamacare, but he was able to ride
Speaker 4: the subsidy train to victory. Federal dollars, state bonds, and
Speaker 4: cap and trade revenue have since kept the project chugging along.
Speaker 4: There's that cap and trade magically out of nowhere. Whol
Speaker 4: Cloth wasn't there one day and it's there the next.
Speaker 4: But the rail Authority is at least seven billion dollars
Speaker 4: short of what it needs to complete the first segment.
Speaker 4: It needs more than ninety billion to build all five
Speaker 4: hundred miles. Remember, the original cost was supposed to be
Speaker 4: thirty three billion dollars. Oh Anna was supposed to be
Speaker 4: doubly twenty twenty. Couldn't Democrats have spared some change in
Speaker 4: the three hundred and twenty one billion dollar budget they
Speaker 4: just passed in California? Yes, but have and pretend that
Speaker 4: they take money from their government union friends or repair
Speaker 4: back health care for undocumented illegal immigrants estimated cost twelve
Speaker 4: billion dollars this year, raising the obvious question if Democrats
Speaker 4: in Sacramento won't pay for their vanity project out of
Speaker 4: their own coffers, here you go, folks, Why should taxpayers
Speaker 4: in Cleveland, or Atlanta, or Cincinnati or any other damn
Speaker 4: place in the United States. It has nothing to do
Speaker 4: with California. Why are we paying for this fresh office
Speaker 4: inauguration in twenty nineteen, Gavin Newsom, governor admitted their quote
Speaker 4: simply isn't a path close quote to finish the five
Speaker 4: hundred mile train, which would, in his words, cost too
Speaker 4: much and take too long. He promised to impose more spending, accountability,
Speaker 4: no more blank checks. Yeah, the blank checks have continued
Speaker 4: for the bulletrain and everything else in the state. Democrats
Speaker 4: spend twenty four billion dollars to combat homelessness. The result
Speaker 4: more homelessness state k through twelve. Spending has risen fifty
Speaker 4: percent since twenty eighteen, yet student test scores have fallen.
Speaker 4: Electric rates in California have surged, yet the power has
Speaker 4: become less reliable. California's Bulletrained, whether or not it ever
Speaker 4: carries passengers, is a monument to the colossal failures of
Speaker 4: modern progressive government, from welfare programs the public schools. Democrats
Speaker 4: make illusory promises as they shovel out money without regard
Speaker 4: for the result. When will California voters decide they're tired
Speaker 4: of getting taken for a ride?
Speaker 3: Amen? Amen?
Speaker 4: When will the city of Cincinnati voters decide they're tired
Speaker 4: of getting taken for a ride? He asked parenthetically. And
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Speaker 4: It's five twenty one on a Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday Monday?
Speaker 4: Not if it's twelve on it? Because I don't really
Speaker 4: ever talk about celebrities or anything. There's people pulling their
Speaker 4: hair out over Stephen Colbert's late show closing down. They're
Speaker 4: just shutting the show down. He's gone, the whole show's
Speaker 4: shut down. I guess there's multiple reasons for it. I
Speaker 4: first gravitated towards the polarization of the of the late
Speaker 4: night shows. They used to be funny. David Letterman kind
Speaker 4: of steered clear of politics for the most part. That
Speaker 4: show became wildly popular college students. I think really made
Speaker 4: Dave Letterman who he is or was rather, but apparently
Speaker 4: at least acorded the report's Late Show that with Stephen
Speaker 4: Colbert losing forty million dollars a year, they say at
Speaker 4: least since the twenty twenty one season, when ad revenue plummeted.
Speaker 4: Why would ad revenue plummet? You know, do you think
Speaker 4: there's any connection between this and Air America? Remember the
Speaker 4: radio network that was supposed to be broadcasting left wing
Speaker 4: commentary but just couldn't get off the ground because there
Speaker 4: were no advertisers to support it. You gotta make money,
Speaker 4: that's the point of it. So maybe it was a
Speaker 4: little off putting for people. They quit tuning in because
Speaker 4: Stephen Colbert was such a left wing loon. You're going
Speaker 4: to alienate a sizable chunk of the population when you
Speaker 4: just dwell over and over and over and linger on politics, right,
Speaker 4: I mean, it's kind of the reality of it. But
Speaker 4: also you have to kind of acknowledge that fewer people
Speaker 4: are actually watching TV. I saw an article the other
Speaker 4: day YouTube. In fact, most people are watching YouTube far
Speaker 4: more than they watch regular television, So people's appetites have changed.
Speaker 4: You have on demand, watch whatever you want, binge watch programs,
Speaker 4: watch as little or as much as you want, pause,
Speaker 4: go to the bathroom, come back and hit play. You
Speaker 4: never miss anything. A bunch of different dynamics of play here.
Speaker 4: But people are going crazy over this Colbert thing. It
Speaker 4: just doesn't shock me a bit. And this is a
Speaker 4: weird one, pivoting over to nothing related whatsoever and jumping
Speaker 4: to immediate conclusions. I don't understand this. Tennessee Titans are
Speaker 4: building a stadium, constructing it. It's underway, right. They halted
Speaker 4: construction why a noose was found on the site. In
Speaker 4: a statement from the Tennessee Builders Association, they say they
Speaker 4: suspended work after discovering what they described as a racist
Speaker 4: and hateful symbol corner of the Builders Association. We are requiring
Speaker 4: additional anti bias training for every person on site, and
Speaker 4: work will resume only after a site wide stand down
Speaker 4: focused on inclusion and respect. Nashville Police are where of
Speaker 4: the incident they're investigating. The Builders Association offered a reward
Speaker 4: for information leading to the identification of those involved. We
Speaker 4: are outraged and deeply saddened by this act. We were
Speaker 4: working in close partnership with our client, trade partners and
Speaker 4: unions to ensure every work understands that racism and ain't
Speaker 4: have no place here. Everyone deserves to feel safe, welcome,
Speaker 4: and treated with respect and dignity. Hmm, I just stopped
Speaker 4: to ask out loud. You find one noose on a
Speaker 4: big construction site and that is immediately labeled as an
Speaker 4: act of racism and hatred anybody else Remember the various
Speaker 4: times that we've been lied to that folks of color
Speaker 4: or others interested in maybe stirring the pot of descent
Speaker 4: and trying to point out that racism is alive and well,
Speaker 4: have faked and planted things. Wasn't there NASCAR incident involving
Speaker 4: want something to turn out it actually wasn't even a noose,
Speaker 4: no intent there to make a statement political or otherwise.
Speaker 4: They shut down this entire project because they found what
Speaker 4: they claim is a news no picture of it. I
Speaker 4: don't know, but now they're going to rehire everyone to
Speaker 4: do race training, anti bias training.
Speaker 3: Brought to you.
Speaker 4: I'm sure by some non governmental organization paid for by
Speaker 4: the taxpayer dollars, maybe Tennessee taxpayer dollars, maybe federal dollars,
Speaker 4: because somebody's got to offer the race training program. And
Speaker 4: you know, part of me can envision this scenario where
Speaker 4: the entities that provide this training might have planted the
Speaker 4: news to generate business just saying I'm always jaded. In
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Speaker 3: It is Monday, like it or not. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: get a man engine running this morning.
Speaker 4: Do a local story real quick here before we get
Speaker 4: the Tom is on the line five one three, seven,
Speaker 4: four nine fifty five eight hundred eight two three talk. Yes,
Speaker 4: another shooting happened this morning one thirty one thirty. This morning,
Speaker 4: police officers found a forty six year old man suffering
Speaker 4: from a gunshot wound to his chest and the parking
Speaker 4: lot forty five hundred block a rabid Runpike West Price
Speaker 4: Hill victim taking a UC medical center and pronounced dead.
Speaker 4: No release of further details from the police. Not clear
Speaker 4: what led to the violence. They don't have any suspects
Speaker 4: we don't know about anyway. Just one more violent incident
Speaker 4: in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Kind of a.
Speaker 4: Common theme anymore, Joe. You're always updating the local stories
Speaker 4: in the morning with an email attached with a story
Speaker 4: of a fresh shooting. God, we got to find an
Speaker 4: end of the violence. See a Tom's guy this morning. Tom,
Speaker 4: Happy Monday to you. I hope you're more awake than
Speaker 4: I am this morning.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes I am. It sounds like it at least
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 8: First of all, I want to make sure that nobody
Speaker 8: got their feeling hurt over the weekend. Everybody good. That
Speaker 8: seems to me what's most important now is that nobody
Speaker 8: got their feeling hurt. Of course, you know, you me, Joe,
Speaker 8: we're straight white males, so our feelings don't matter. But
Speaker 8: you know, I'm really talking to everybody else. It's absolutely ridiculous.
Speaker 8: This job site thing in Nashville doesn't surprise me at all.
Speaker 8: We have a local contractor, in fact, it's it's a
Speaker 8: nationwide contractor that's big around here. That their their safety orientation,
Speaker 8: which is which common practice when you go on a
Speaker 8: job site, you have to go to the general contractor
Speaker 8: and and you go through a safety orientation for them
Speaker 8: for the job site, so you get a sticker for
Speaker 8: your hard head. You're allowed to be on the site. Now,
Speaker 8: just one particular contractor, their safety orientation is more about
Speaker 8: making sure we don't hurt anybody else's feelings than it
Speaker 8: is about safety.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 8: So it's gotten ridiculous, it really is. So doesn't surprise
Speaker 8: me at all being in construction, but being in construction.
Speaker 8: I could tell anybody who's thinking about being in construction.
Speaker 8: If you're worried about your feelings getting hurt, pick a
Speaker 8: different job. Your feelings are gonna get hurt multiple times
Speaker 8: a day. Yeah, you gotta have some fick skin working
Speaker 8: around some rough people.
Speaker 6: That's it.
Speaker 4: I could both that all day long. You know, it's
Speaker 4: like hanging out with the guys, you know, a group
Speaker 4: of your closest friends. You are never going to be
Speaker 4: thrown into environment that is more, you know, insensitive to
Speaker 4: your feeling then hanging out with my best friends in
Speaker 4: a group. And I can imagine the construction crew is
Speaker 4: exactly like that.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, and some of us we don't even know.
Speaker 8: We don't hardly know anything about each other. We don't
Speaker 8: may not even like each other, but we like working
Speaker 8: together and yucking it up and calling each other names.
Speaker 8: It helps the time go. So I wanted to get
Speaker 8: to I wanted to get to what Christopher Smitheman talked
Speaker 8: about last week. But I do want to give you kudos.
Speaker 8: One of the things my wife and I do when
Speaker 8: we drive around is we wonder what's going on with
Speaker 8: the people in front of us around us driving and
Speaker 8: one of the options is that they just come away
Speaker 8: from a procedure where they were under anesthesia. So kudos
Speaker 8: to you for taking care of your wife tomorrow, because
Speaker 8: Lord knows she takes good care of you.
Speaker 3: Absolutely.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I know I'm going along in this already, so
Speaker 8: I'll just get to it. Don't vote Democrats.
Speaker 6: Have a great day, Brian.
Speaker 4: No need to connect that with direct link for not
Speaker 4: voting Democrat. But yeah, don't don't drive impaired. I suppose
Speaker 4: it's a lesson we can take away from that one. Yes,
Speaker 4: I won't be in tomorrow, Gary Jeff Walker covering for
Speaker 4: me since the man arrested over the weekend, accused of
Speaker 4: reportedly making terroristic threats against the US ICE agents and
Speaker 4: a US official Court of Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs,
Speaker 4: a Department of Homeland Security Tricia McLaughlin Fox nineteen digital
Speaker 4: staff reporting Anthony Kelly will face federal charges for threatening
Speaker 4: to assault, kidnap, murder a.
Speaker 3: United States officials.
Speaker 4: She said Closton posted a picture of a photo of Kelly,
Speaker 4: screenshots of an account reportedly connected with him, and threatened
Speaker 4: to shoot and kill ICE agents.
Speaker 3: Quote, you come here for me.
Speaker 4: You're getting shot and I'm not looking to disable your
Speaker 4: pedo a word. I'm shooting for the kill. I don't
Speaker 4: give an effort about your names, who you are, or
Speaker 4: anything else. You will be shot. You will be killed.
Speaker 4: Close quote. I don't think he pulled any punches on
Speaker 4: that one to you, Joe being held out to the Butlic
Speaker 4: County Jail records show that those charges are listed as
Speaker 4: hold for fed while the other one says holder, No,
Speaker 4: we're not going to shut a bridge down for that. Well,
Speaker 4: maybe give them time, Joe. Fire in the building that
Speaker 4: houses the historic Emery Theater being investigated as suspicious of
Speaker 4: the sins. A Fire Department cruise dispatched to the six
Speaker 4: story multi use building at eleven twelve Walnut in the
Speaker 4: morning six forty one, specifically Saturday morning, for the ports
Speaker 4: of smoke coming from the ceiling construction workers nearby a
Speaker 4: lord of the fire department. Theaters is under renovation and
Speaker 4: closed in the building on one side. Several apartments are
Speaker 4: on the other corner of the fire department. When cruise
Speaker 4: searched the building, they found a fire in the basement
Speaker 4: extinguished in about ten minutes. Fire department said an extensive
Speaker 4: effort was then put forth to get rid of the smoke.
Speaker 4: Specialized unit called Vent twenty one dispatched to ventilate the smoke,
Speaker 4: which filled the entire building. Fire department said there were
Speaker 4: no injuries, thankfully to the residents, firefighters orling near by
Speaker 4: construction workers. None of the residents were displaced. Estimated twenty
Speaker 4: five thousand dollars in damage. Not too bad, I suppose
Speaker 4: the grand scheme of thing. Since a fire department does
Speaker 4: not know the cause of the fire, they said, the
Speaker 4: investigative unit is looking at it as in their words, suspicious.
Speaker 4: Speaking with WCPO, president of the CEO of the Children's
Speaker 4: Theaters Cincinnati, owning the Emory Theater, says an unknown individual
Speaker 4: was responsible for the fire. Kim Kern, the president afore
Speaker 4: mentioned yesterday and on an individual gain access to the Emerines,
Speaker 4: started a small fire in the basement for unknown reasons.
Speaker 4: One of our subcontractors smelled the smoke, called nine to
Speaker 4: one one CFD respond within minutes and was able to
Speaker 4: put the fire out quickly. Minimal damage from the fire
Speaker 4: itself and no water or smoke damage. M All right, well,
Speaker 4: thankfully the Emory Theater is in attack. Stack is stupid
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Speaker 4: Forty on a Monday, Happy one to you.
Speaker 3: Stack is stupid.
Speaker 4: I got a picture of the mugshot here, Joe that
Speaker 4: says it's a woman. I know that's why it's in
Speaker 4: the stack of stupid. But see, the visuals don't translate
Speaker 4: in radio. But the story in and of itself earns her.
Speaker 4: Maybe our award or him says slightly overweight Dave Grohl. Yeah,
Speaker 4: shoulder length hair, a beard and a mustache, kind of
Speaker 4: a goatee kind of thing going on.
Speaker 3: It's thin. I'll admit this could be a hormonal imbalance.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: But as the Fox nineteen reports, a woman question mark
Speaker 4: not the preferred nomenclature, please arrest that every police say
Speaker 4: Sy attacked officers as they were questioning her about animals
Speaker 4: found in her very hot vehicles. So any Timeship Police
Speaker 4: Department responded to a Walmart Central Avenue, Toledo for reports
Speaker 4: of a dog locked inside of a vehicle looking distress.
Speaker 4: Officers got there found the vehicle with the dog inside.
Speaker 4: He was barking and growling through the windows. Officer said.
Speaker 4: The vehicle's windows slightly opened, but the dog was panting
Speaker 4: profusely and there was no water available. Also in the
Speaker 4: vehicle four kittens and two cats in animal crates, two
Speaker 4: of which appeared to be not moving.
Speaker 3: Aready, said.
Speaker 4: A dog warden and the owner of fur Angels that's
Speaker 4: the organization were then called to the scene take the
Speaker 4: animals into their custody. All this was happening, officers went
Speaker 4: inside the walmart to locate the owner of the vehicle,
Speaker 4: where they found the owner identified as down Weird w
Speaker 4: Iard what departman said. She told the officers she just
Speaker 4: ran inside to grab a few things and they were
Speaker 4: not allowed to take her animals. Oh really, she claimed
Speaker 4: the dog was a service animal. Budget Led allegedly ignored
Speaker 4: the officers when she was asked about documentation. Ah, now
Speaker 4: court authority is weird then put an officer in what
Speaker 4: appeared to be a headlocked her in questioning not a
Speaker 4: good idea. The officer was outside with weird vehicle, came
Speaker 4: inside to assist, grabbed her by the forearm, took her
Speaker 4: to the ground, and placed her in handcuffs. Officers said
Speaker 4: he had to push Weird's head and neck away as
Speaker 4: she was attempting to bite him. What Sylvan Detachment police
Speaker 4: learned The kittens in her vehicle about six weeks old,
Speaker 4: severely underweight, and had urine scalding on their paws. Cat's
Speaker 4: since been taken by the Toledo Humane Society. Weird booked
Speaker 4: into Lucas Caddy Jail in seven counts of cruelty the animals,
Speaker 4: one kind of assault on a peace officer, and one
Speaker 4: kind of resisting arrest bond thirty thousand dollars period.
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Speaker 4: Okay, let's go to uh We get an article from
Speaker 4: the New York Post where in Maryland were an angry
Speaker 4: firefighter unleashed gallons of water onto a Maryland baseball field
Speaker 4: after a ball struck his pickup. Why are you doing that?
Speaker 4: Because the ball struck his pickup? Why are you doing that?
Speaker 4: Game came to an abrupt halp. Silver spring to come
Speaker 4: with Thunderbolts forced to cancel the game due to the
Speaker 4: rain on Thursday night, after the field of Montgomery Blair
Speaker 4: High School and Silver Spring flooded when a ball flew
Speaker 4: over the fence and landed at the neighborhood fire station.
Speaker 4: The iright firefighter blasted the field with a fire hose
Speaker 4: after the ball struck his personal car parked at Silver
Speaker 4: Spring fire Station. Founder and director of the Thunderbolts baseball team.
Speaker 4: There are nine other leagues who play here and were
Speaker 4: not the only ones that hit home runs. Personnel from
Speaker 4: the fire department had been told constantly by the park
Speaker 4: staff that this is a dangerous area to park and
Speaker 4: leave your vehicle. I went and had to talk with
Speaker 4: the captain and he admitted that he did it. He
Speaker 4: said he wanted to get our attention. Players caught on
Speaker 4: wild footage watching the torrents of water raining down on
Speaker 4: the diamond over a nearby fence. Outfielder Aiden Driscoll, speaking
Speaker 4: of the news, when our players heard someone from the
Speaker 4: firehouse say, hey, watch out, we don't want you to
Speaker 4: get wet. Probably two minutes later, all we saw was
Speaker 4: a massive stream of water basically just shooting directly onto
Speaker 4: center field. I don't think I'll over in my entire
Speaker 4: baseball career, get a fire truck, rain out again, just
Speaker 4: walk away. According to the reporting, the collegiate summer team
Speaker 4: said gallons of water created a pond in the center
Speaker 4: of the field. Montgomery County Fire and Rescue since the
Speaker 4: shooting an apology for the bizarre incident, working with the
Speaker 4: Maryland National Capitol Park Police to investigate what triggered the soaking.
Speaker 4: I think we have the answer to that truck got
Speaker 4: hit with a baseball. Get off my lawn kind of
Speaker 4: response from the fire department five forty six. If you
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Speaker 3: Is stupid. We go to Bangor, Maine.
Speaker 4: Man taking into local police custody after the official said
Speaker 4: he would not get off a homeowner's roof frazing.
Speaker 3: I was waiting for that, uh.
Speaker 4: Bangor Police and fire department, as well as crisis negotiators
Speaker 4: called to the scene fourteenth street, specifically for those keeping track,
Speaker 4: thirty nine year old Stephen Nason apparently climbed onto the
Speaker 4: roof and did not come down off the roof. Home
Speaker 4: owners speak of local news, and she and her boyfriend
Speaker 4: began started hearing something on the roof four o'clock in
Speaker 4: the morning. He went to the back deck and saw
Speaker 4: a ladder up against the back of the home. They
Speaker 4: say that's when they saw Nason on the roof. Never
Speaker 4: seen this guy before, so they asked him what he
Speaker 4: was doing, and he said he was trying to retrieve
Speaker 4: drugs out of the chimney. So they called the police,
Speaker 4: and when the bank of fire and police respoted, the
Speaker 4: fire department put a basket up near the roof, and
Speaker 4: I get a feeling this is one of those, you know,
Speaker 4: like armed vehicles. It's got a bucket in it, you know,
Speaker 4: like you'd use for maybe a repair of a telephone
Speaker 4: line or something, and of course fire department uses them
Speaker 4: as well, called a basket. Nason apparently then jumped from
Speaker 4: the roof to the basket, grabbed an axe that was
Speaker 4: attached to the basket, and then jumped back on the
Speaker 4: roof with the axe in hand. Corner Peter Rearden guy
Speaker 4: lives at the home. He jumped from our roof. He
Speaker 4: jumped from our roof to the basket, retrieved the axe,
Speaker 4: and then proceeded to chop holes in our roof.
Speaker 5: Do what the hell?
Speaker 4: You might ask, Why the hell there's an axe attached
Speaker 4: to a basket in a crisis situation. Bangor Fire Chief
Speaker 4: Jeffrey Lowe speaking with local news. So they use the
Speaker 4: basket and attempt to treat someone in crisis with dignity
Speaker 4: and respect. But as the ABI phrases it, the plan
Speaker 4: went south. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.
Speaker 6: He said.
Speaker 4: We wouldn't have expected that. It's nothing we would pre plan,
Speaker 4: and we certainly don't train for that. It happened, Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was unexpected consequence of trying to do something good
Speaker 4: for him. Well, something tells me the protocol will be
Speaker 4: from now on, if you're going to use a basket
Speaker 4: to help somebody in the crisis situation, take the axe
Speaker 4: off of the basket before raising it and elevating it
Speaker 4: to the person in crisis. Bangor Police called the incident
Speaker 4: abnormal court of Sergeant Jason mccamberley. We took the we
Speaker 4: look at the people in the street right now, and
Speaker 4: the people will call concern about that. And there is
Speaker 4: help for everyone out there if they are willing to
Speaker 4: accept that. People can make bad decisions. We can't make
Speaker 4: them accept assistance if they don't want it. Mason taking
Speaker 4: into custody eleven thirty in the after or in the
Speaker 4: morning after surrendering. Sent to local hospital for physical and
Speaker 4: of course mental health evaluation. Charged with aggravated criminal mischief,
Speaker 4: creating a police standoff, and violating probation. Now at the
Speaker 4: Panopscott County Jail, waiting for his first court appearance. Okay,
Speaker 4: oh Belleville, Illinois, please say Illinois, Please send in Illinois
Speaker 4: rather say Shooting at McDonald's injuring two people started with
Speaker 4: a teenage employee refusing to take out the trash just
Speaker 4: quarter to five and Wednesday PM. McDonald's location one hundred
Speaker 4: block of South Belt in Bellville. Forty four year old
Speaker 4: Kafe Bloodsoe, the manager on duty, ask a teenage employee
Speaker 4: to take out the trash to the dumpster. When teenager refuse,
Speaker 4: Bloodsoe told it a clock out and go home. Employee
Speaker 4: then contacted her mother, Thirty five year old Tanika McKenzie.
Speaker 4: She brought another daughter, described as a juvenile, to the
Speaker 4: McDonald's with her. On the pickup trip, a verbal disturbance
Speaker 4: happened in the fast food lobby. Police say mackenzie and
Speaker 4: her daughter eventually went behind the counter to the office area.
Speaker 4: Mackenzie then allegedly hit Bloodsoe in the face and had
Speaker 4: During that fight, please say, Bloodsoe pulled out a gun
Speaker 4: and fired a shot, hitting McKenzie in the leg. Bullet
Speaker 4: also hit another female, but police did not identify the
Speaker 4: other one. Bloodsoe arrested at the McDonald's, while McKenzie taken
Speaker 4: to the hospital for treatment. After the shooting, the restaurant
Speaker 4: was closed at least for the day. Police in a
Speaker 4: Facebook post said, it's unfortunate that this incident occurred. Seems
Speaker 4: individuals are quick to resort to violence to resolve disputes
Speaker 4: without consideration of the impact their actions have on the
Speaker 4: community as a whole. This was an unnecessary incident that
Speaker 4: could have been mitigated without punches being thrown or a
Speaker 4: gun being used. While stating the obvious Bledsoe charge with
Speaker 4: one kind of aggravated unlawful use of a weapon, McKenzie,
Speaker 4: the employees or with a woman, then charge with one
Speaker 4: kind of aggravated battery, one kind of mob action. At
Speaker 4: least said she is an in custody. Wow, things do
Speaker 4: have a tendency to devolve rather quickly these days. Five
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Speaker 4: What's going on? Coup de'ta bomb? Administration launching that against
Speaker 4: Donald Trump? Crazy stuff being uncovered? Will there be any prosecutions?
Speaker 4: We'll talk a little bit about that. Got a whole
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Speaker 4: o'clock hour. Let's see what's going on, well, the Trump
Speaker 4: Russia hawksmitted to the top of the news. Director of
Speaker 4: National Intelligence Tulsea Gabbert has unleashed a whole bunch of documents.
Speaker 4: Rather incriminating, they are to lays out the steps and
Speaker 4: the follow up beginning from the Hillary Clinton administer Hillary
Speaker 4: Clinton's effort to cover up her email scandal, all the
Speaker 4: way through the Bide administration and the preemptive pardons. So
Speaker 4: Greg Jared Obt Fox News reporting on this one. Newly
Speaker 4: revealed documents show that in twenty sixteen, then President Barack
Speaker 4: Obama and his national security team, in her words Tulsa
Speaker 4: Gabbert's words, manufactured and politicized phony intelligence in an effort
Speaker 4: to frame Donald Trump as a Russian asset, all the
Speaker 4: while knowing it was a lie. Tulsa Gabbert released the
Speaker 4: declassified documents Friday, describing it as an egregious abuse of
Speaker 4: power amounting to treasonous conspiracy. Those are not subtle or
Speaker 4: gentle words, folks. Genesis of the plot Hillary Clinton July
Speaker 4: twenty six, twenty sixteen, allegedly approved and illicit scheme to
Speaker 4: well sully Donald Trump for klude with Russia to rig
Speaker 4: the upcoming presidential election. Remember this is the year that
Speaker 4: he beat Hillary Clinton. She was a little burned by that. Anyway,
Speaker 4: bogus Smeir intended distract from her own problems, the email scandal.
Speaker 4: Maybe one of the reasons she didn't get elected president.
Speaker 4: I don't care why she didn't get elected president, just
Speaker 4: thank god she didn't. Her campaign commissioned and funded the
Speaker 4: Steele dossier, which was a whole collection of lies, ultimately
Speaker 4: concluded to be a bunch of lies, lies that they
Speaker 4: went and carried around for a long time. Folks and
Speaker 4: the Obama administration. CIA discovered what Hillary had done the
Speaker 4: fake Steele dossier and immediately alerted the Obama White House.
Speaker 4: They had two meetings July twenty eighth and August third,
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen. Then CIA Director John Brennan briefed the President
Speaker 4: and other top officials, including Joe Biden, Vice president, Director
Speaker 4: of National Intelligence James Clapper, and FBI Director James Comy.
Speaker 4: John Brennan, then CIA Director's handwritten notes from the situation
Speaker 4: room show. He recounted Clinton's plan quote to vilify Donald
Speaker 4: Trump by stirring up a scandal claiming interference by the
Speaker 4: Russian Security Service. Close quote. Nobody came out and said
Speaker 4: anything about it. He told him about the plan. It
Speaker 4: was all a hoax, and Biden and Clapper and Comy
Speaker 4: then launched Crossfire Hurricane, the investigation into Donald Trump, weaponizing
Speaker 4: their authority making stuff up in order to persecute Trump
Speaker 4: as planned, The fake collusion narrative was.
Speaker 3: Then leaked to the media.
Speaker 4: Yet almost from the outset, the FBI had debunked the
Speaker 4: Steele dossier, later firing its author, Christopher Steele, for lying.
Speaker 4: Christopher Steele, former British also a paid source for the
Speaker 4: FBI that vital information happened to have been concealed. Comy
Speaker 4: sought and obtained surveillance warrants from the PISA Court on
Speaker 4: carter Page, Trump associate relying on the Steel dossier in court.
Speaker 4: No evidence of wrongdoing ever discovered by carter Page because
Speaker 4: none existed, And when the Russian hooks failed to prevent
Speaker 4: Trump from winning the election, the same adversaries doubled down
Speaker 4: on the Clinton inspired scheme. So we go from the
Speaker 4: Obama administration over to the Trump administration, where these allegations continue.
Speaker 4: Of course, you remember all the hearings they did on this,
Speaker 4: the impeachment hearings. New documents released on Friday by Tulsea
Speaker 4: Gabbett showed that December eighth, twenty sixteen, draft of the
Speaker 4: President's Daily Briefing, Remember this is still Barack Obama assess
Speaker 4: that quote, Rush and criminal actors did not impact recent
Speaker 4: US election results by conducting malicious cyber activities against election
Speaker 4: infrastructure close quote. So no Russian criminal interference. That's what
Speaker 4: she released. That went to the President Barack Obama. But
Speaker 4: that conclusion, compiled by top intelligence agencies, did not conform
Speaker 4: to the Trump collusion narrative. Wait a second, you guys
Speaker 4: can figure out that Russia didn't impact the recent US election.
Speaker 4: We've been running around screaming about how the Russians were
Speaker 4: working with Trump. Trump was a Russian asset. This doesn't work.
Speaker 4: We can't have this. So Comey and others decided to
Speaker 4: well put an end to the presidential Daily Briefing circulation
Speaker 4: to conduct some alternative narrative, in other words, something involving
Speaker 4: the Russians and Donald Trump. So they put to bed
Speaker 4: the Presidential Daily Briefings saying no Russian involvement, and the
Speaker 4: next day Obama, I'm convened the select Cabinet officials, Clapper Brennan,
Speaker 4: FBI Director Andrew McCabe, and new Intelligence Community assessment, what
Speaker 4: they call an ICA, was ordered. Give us an intelligence
Speaker 4: community asset that undermines the previous determination that Trump was
Speaker 4: not in the Russians didn't influence Trump. We need an
Speaker 4: alternative document. We need something that says the polar opposite.
Speaker 4: Is the bottom line here. The replacement narrative claimed Russian
Speaker 4: intervened in the twenty sixteen election to help Trump win
Speaker 4: the presidency, even though there's no information that suggests that
Speaker 4: the top intelligence agency has concluded that that never happened.
Speaker 4: And of course Brennan and Comy made sure that the
Speaker 4: Steele dossier was incorporated into this revised Intelligence Community assessment,
Speaker 4: the one that's the polar oppice of the previous one,
Speaker 4: the Presidential Daily Briefing where they said Russia wasn't involved. Well, look,
Speaker 4: the Steele dossier says that we've got all this information
Speaker 4: on Trump, all the salacious details. Clearly the Russians were
Speaker 4: blackmailing Trump clearly the Russians were involved with this. Comey
Speaker 4: then used the Steele dossier to entrap Trump. They were
Speaker 4: trying to entrap him into a false confession before the inauguration,
Speaker 4: which was why they the speed at which this all
Speaker 4: took place. So at that point, the FBI director went
Speaker 4: over to Trump Tower with this new whole cloth created
Speaker 4: intelligence community assessment, which deceptively alleged Russian interference in the campaign,
Speaker 4: and also confronted the president elect Donald Trump with salacious
Speaker 4: accusations in the dossier that the bureau knew were fake.
Speaker 3: That didn't work.
Speaker 4: Trump vigorously denied the allegations as utterly preposterous. That that
Speaker 4: did not deter Comy and his minions at the FBI.
Speaker 4: They escalated their investigation in Trump and propagated the collusion lie.
Speaker 4: Clapper leaked the Steele dossier to CNN hmmm, and the
Speaker 4: mainstream media spent the next year well convicting the new
Speaker 4: president in the court of public opinion no plausible evidence, though.
Speaker 4: The only thing they have is a Steele dossier, and
Speaker 4: that was a lie. Comy eventually fired. He stole documents
Speaker 4: from the FBA out the door and promptly leaked them
Speaker 4: to a friend of the media to trigger the appointment
Speaker 4: of Special Council that person Robert Mueller. You may remember
Speaker 4: that Mueller, his investigation, once concluded, found no evidence of
Speaker 4: a criminal collusion conspiracy, so nothing to see here, which
Speaker 4: when you go back to the original presidential Daily Briefing,
Speaker 4: that's exactly what the intelligence officials told the president those
Speaker 4: who were in the room, there was nothing here. Fast
Speaker 4: forward several years, multiple investigations, many people's name drugged through
Speaker 4: the mud, the Steele dossier everywhere, and people claiming it
Speaker 4: was real. Ultimately Mueller, after an investigation, sorry, there's nothing
Speaker 4: to see here. So this went on for over a decade,
Speaker 4: one succession of events after another, all going after Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: Which is an interesting thing because, as I mentioned, I'm
Speaker 4: giving credit to Greg Jared of Fox News reporting the
Speaker 4: new FBI has already opened a criminal investigation to Brennan
Speaker 4: Commy for doing all of this, but as he observes,
Speaker 4: they weren't the only ones he should be held to account.
Speaker 4: This is a long one and it goes right to
Speaker 4: the top Obama and Clinton, who started the whole idea
Speaker 4: of Russian collusion from whole cloth, and as and as
Speaker 4: Greg Jarrett notes, and there's some strength to this this conclusion.
Speaker 4: It all started with the illusion huaks, but it didn't
Speaker 4: end there. Trump appears to have been the victim of
Speaker 4: an ongoing criminal conspiracy going over nearly a decade, eventually
Speaker 4: evolved into the specious prosecutions brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith,
Speaker 4: engineered by the Biden administration, and simultaneous cover ups of
Speaker 4: suspected illegal activities by the Biden family. Remember Hunter Biden,
Speaker 4: how they sat on all the evidence they had about him.
Speaker 4: They could have grabbed him at one point, they let
Speaker 4: him go. All the information that the FBI had obtained,
Speaker 4: a lot of which was confirmed by the Hunter Biden
Speaker 4: laptop that ultimately was found. All this going on at
Speaker 4: the same time, but the FBI apparently now examining the
Speaker 4: possibility of bringing what they call a grand conspiracy case
Speaker 4: that would encompass all of the aforementioned folks that were
Speaker 4: involved in this over three presidential elections twenty sixteen, twenty twenty,
Speaker 4: and twenty four. So if you have you adopt this strategy,
Speaker 4: and you try to bring evidence there was a grand conspiracy,
Speaker 4: it would extend any expired statute limitations to the date
Speaker 4: of more recent overt acts like the raid on mar
Speaker 4: A Lago and other events, which if you can relate them,
Speaker 4: there you go. It's an ongoing conspiracy. Whether or not
Speaker 4: that has legs that can hold the can stand up
Speaker 4: in court remains to be seen. But this isn't an
Speaker 4: argument I've got to make. It's one for the Department
Speaker 4: of Justice, who Telsey Gabbert has referred these documents over
Speaker 4: for consideration of prosecution. So isn't it interesting All the
Speaker 4: puzzle pieces sort of fall into place when you've got
Speaker 4: a new administration who's willing to be transparent with what
Speaker 4: they've got behind the scenes. Go back to the original
Speaker 4: presidential memo, nothing to see here, No Russians involved. Hillary
Speaker 4: Clinton was lying. The Democrat paid for the Steele dossier.
Speaker 4: It was fake, it was created whole cloth, and yet
Speaker 4: it served to do so much damage to Donald Trump.
Speaker 4: They continued to claim that was true and even got
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Speaker 4: You're reflecting on all this information is coming out. TELLUSA
Speaker 4: GAB to releasing these documents reflecting the Obama administration. Hillary
Speaker 4: Clinton launched this Russia collusion lie and an effort to
Speaker 4: win the race for Hillary Clinton. Obviously she had that
Speaker 4: massive email server problem, right, we all know about that.
Speaker 4: But when you think about the lengths to which they,
Speaker 4: the collective of these politically biased actors FBI, Department of Justice,
Speaker 4: and others. The first they went to undermine Trump and
Speaker 4: to try to get him, to try to get Hillary
Speaker 4: to win the race. Obviously that didn't happen, but to
Speaker 4: undermine anything he wanted to do in his first presidency
Speaker 4: by keeping him so busy with legal allegations and charges
Speaker 4: of treason, et cetera, trying to impeach the man they wanted.
Speaker 4: They so much wanted a continuation of those Obama leftist
Speaker 4: liberal years and That's why I said earlier. I was
Speaker 4: just thinking, in the back of my mind, what a
Speaker 4: beautiful thing that we didn't elect Hillary Clinton, that she
Speaker 4: was not elected president. Can you imagine the state of
Speaker 4: affairs with this level of corruption if Hillary had four
Speaker 4: more years to further enshrine the prior aid of Barack
Speaker 4: Obama and all I mean. And you just step back
Speaker 4: and listen, you sort of remember the screaming, the whail
Speaker 4: and the nashing of tea. Donald Trump, Evil, Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, Oh my god. Well this is because you know,
Speaker 4: he stood in the way of this agenda moving forward.
Speaker 4: He's the antithesis of the See, they want to convince
Speaker 4: you that Donald Trump is the fascist, that Donald Trump's
Speaker 4: one wanting to take your rights away from you. Really,
Speaker 4: who did more damage to the human rights and the
Speaker 4: freedoms and liberties that we enjoy as Americans, as enshrined
Speaker 4: in the Bill of Rights than the Obama administration, the
Speaker 4: Biden administration and other Democrats. Donald Trump to the rescue.
Speaker 4: I suppose she's certainly making the most of it right now,
Speaker 4: isn't he? Six twenty five?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 4: Forty five cares de Talk Station Telsea g everartt expecting
Speaker 4: a lot more evidence to come out. She was on
Speaker 4: Maria Bartiromo the other day she said, we have whistleblowers
Speaker 4: coming forward now after we release these documents, because there
Speaker 4: are people who were around, who were working with the
Speaker 4: intelligence community who's so disgusted by what happened. We're starting
Speaker 4: to see some of them come out of the woodwork
Speaker 4: here because they two like you and I and the
Speaker 4: American people want to see justice delivered. So keep your
Speaker 4: popcorn out on this one. And maybe one of the
Speaker 4: reasons we're all screaming about Epstein documents is to divert
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Speaker 4: He was talking about the same thing. Got these whistleblowers inside.
Speaker 4: They have clean noses and straight laced and want to
Speaker 4: do their job properly. And they knew about all this
Speaker 4: behind the scenes, didn't say anything coming out now. So
Speaker 4: I'd rather have it late than never. Okay. Over to
Speaker 4: some local stories. A report this morning one thirty this morning.
Speaker 4: Another homicide latest in the city of Cincinnati. Forty six
Speaker 4: year old man was found suffering from a gunshot wound
Speaker 4: in his chest at the parking lot of the forty
Speaker 4: five hundred blocker A rapid Run Pike West Price Hill.
Speaker 4: This is about one thirty this morning. Court of Fox nineteen.
Speaker 4: Victim taking the UC Medical Center pronounced. No further details
Speaker 4: from the police and not clear what led to the
Speaker 4: violence or whether or not they have any suspects. Breaking
Speaker 4: story from this morning and let us see here since
Speaker 4: they man arrested happened over the weekend, accused of reportedly
Speaker 4: making terroristic threats against US Immigrations and Customs enforcement agents
Speaker 4: and the US official, according to the Assistant Secretary for
Speaker 4: Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security, Tricia McLoughlin.
Speaker 4: Fox nineteen reporting on this one, Tricia said Anthony Kelly
Speaker 4: will face federal charges for threatening to assault, kidnap, and
Speaker 4: murder a United States official. She posted a photo of
Speaker 4: this Kelly guy and screenshots of an account connected with him,
Speaker 4: one of which has a post you come here for me,
Speaker 4: You're gonna get shot and I'm not looking to disable
Speaker 4: your pedo.
Speaker 3: A word.
Speaker 4: I'm shooting for the kill. I won't give an f
Speaker 4: about your names, who you are, or anything else. You
Speaker 4: will be shot. You will be killed. Okay, Kelly now
Speaker 4: in the Butler County jail under a hold for FED
Speaker 4: meaning I suspect maybe an illegal immigrant or in the
Speaker 4: country illegally. Maybe they're holding him for the federal agents
Speaker 4: to come and pick him up on federal charges. Either way,
Speaker 4: they got the microscope on him. Let's see what Matt's
Speaker 4: got this morning. Mike or Matt, Welcome to the Morning
Speaker 4: Show and a happy Monday to you, sir.
Speaker 1: Oh morning, Bryan.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was remembering if when you were talking about
Speaker 12: all this evidence coming out now, I remembered back. I
Speaker 12: think it was the twenty twenty election when you had
Speaker 12: Rudy Juliani and I can't remember the woman's full name,
Speaker 12: but I think her first name was Sydney, and they
Speaker 12: said we have a fire hose amount of information of evidence,
Speaker 12: and that kind of just kind of went away.
Speaker 6: She was like black balls.
Speaker 12: And of course we know what Judy Ruleiani went through,
Speaker 12: but to be all that's going to come out now
Speaker 12: and then those can be you know, I.
Speaker 4: Suspect I suspect it will, at least under a Trump administration.
Speaker 4: You know, if the Democrats get control again, this will
Speaker 4: all amazingly disappear and nothing else will be said of it.
Speaker 4: And you go back to any of the comments that
Speaker 4: were made and the fact that they were lambasted and
Speaker 4: made fun of based upon their comments. Mainstream media, legacy media,
Speaker 4: they were all on board on this. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia.
Speaker 4: You heard it over and over again every single day,
Speaker 4: parroting what the Biden administration was telling you, parroting what
Speaker 4: the Obama administration obviously launched and started before Trump took over.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's easy to sell a lie when everyone's
Speaker 4: repeating the lie over and over again. You hear it,
Speaker 4: and you say it enough people start to believe it
Speaker 4: and take it for the truth. Thank God for a
Speaker 4: change of administration. It's amazing. The border gets immediately shut down.
Speaker 4: No more flooding of illegal immigrants across the border. Why, well,
Speaker 4: we got a new administration. Oh look, here's a whole
Speaker 4: bunch of documents showing that you are they're all lied to.
Speaker 4: Oh thank you, new administration. Appreciate what you're doing for
Speaker 4: the American people. No reason I'm jaded and cynical. You
Speaker 4: know exactly why, Matt. I appreciate the call, my friend,
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Speaker 4: So you had the other setifaction circum concern of the
Speaker 4: Russia collusion. You know, this whole cloth creation that Russian
Speaker 4: interfere with the presidential elections benefit Donald Trump. Right, you
Speaker 4: had internal sources saying there was no Russian collusion here,
Speaker 4: the Russians did not influence elections, and yet brought back
Speaker 4: Obama directed them to come up with another narrative saying
Speaker 4: that the Russians were in fact involved. And that's where
Speaker 4: your Steele dossier was brought into play. So they changed
Speaker 4: their opinion, they changed the whole narrative on it, just
Speaker 4: because they were directed to do so. So ignoring what
Speaker 4: the internal intelligence concluded nothing involving the Russians into the
Speaker 4: Russians were involved. One hundred and eighty degree shift. Well
Speaker 4: check this out. We got new documents from America First
Speaker 4: Legal is a conservative organization kind of like Judicial Watch,
Speaker 4: and they, you know, send Foyer requests out and they
Speaker 4: obtained documents, and so that's what they did. So they
Speaker 4: obtained all these records from the Department of Justice, Biden
Speaker 4: Administration's Department of Justice, which was looking for a federal hook,
Speaker 4: a federal connection, a federal law for the purpose of
Speaker 4: investigating and criminally charging parents that protested school policies regarding COVID, transgenderism,
Speaker 4: critical race theory. You remember those the school protests. You know,
Speaker 4: you go to the board meetings and you'd have moms
Speaker 4: and dads angry about the curriculum, and then there was
Speaker 4: all this, Oh my god, they're a danger and threat
Speaker 4: to humanity. Ah, we better do something about this. These
Speaker 4: documents obtained by America First Legal, but they say conclusively
Speaker 4: prove a memo from former US Attorney Merrick Gardland, mobilize
Speaker 4: the full force of federal government's firepower against concerned parents,
Speaker 4: not to protect schools, but through silence dissent, and that
Speaker 4: the ensuing investigation was politically orchestrated and coordinated with a
Speaker 4: Biden Whitehouse. That's according to the charges from America First Legal. Now,
Speaker 4: what do we have by way of documentation?
Speaker 2: They have?
Speaker 4: The emails were produced, the photocopies of the emails and
Speaker 4: documents were all published on their website.
Speaker 3: One letter.
Speaker 4: They obtained, Kevin Chambers, aid to the Attorney General, wrote
Speaker 4: to a colleague, this is in October of twenty one.
Speaker 3: Quote.
Speaker 4: We are are aware aware the challenge here is finding
Speaker 4: a federal hook. But White House has been in touch
Speaker 4: about whether we can assist in some form or fashion.
Speaker 4: This federal hook is is there a federal law in
Speaker 4: play here that allows us to charge or go after
Speaker 4: parents who are interrupting these meetings. It's a simple legal question.
Speaker 4: Do we have a law on the books on a
Speaker 4: federal level. The FBI was asked to assist local law
Speaker 4: enforcement with what they described in this Garland directive as
Speaker 4: disturbing spike and harassment, intimidation, and threats of violence against
Speaker 4: school administrators. So the National School Board Association is the
Speaker 4: one that brought this to the attention of the administration
Speaker 4: Biden administration was asked by the school Board Association to
Speaker 4: investigate parents. You may recall when that came out was
Speaker 4: rather an amazing revelation that the school National school Board
Speaker 4: Association was telling the White House, or asking the White
Speaker 4: House to investigate you for your behavior at school boards,
Speaker 4: claiming that you, if you were protesting, were a domestic terrorist.
Speaker 4: That later was was retracted ultimately, yet career Department of
Speaker 4: Justice lawyers were concerned about what legal action they could take.
Speaker 4: One DOJ attorney wrote to colleagues and an email dated
Speaker 4: October of twenty one. Listen, He said, I read the
Speaker 4: letter from the National school Board Association and looked at
Speaker 4: the links for a handful of footnotes, and it appears
Speaker 4: to me that the vast, vast majority of behaviors cited
Speaker 4: cannot be reached by federal law. In other words, nobody
Speaker 4: violated federal Well, there's no federal law in the books
Speaker 4: that could be asserted that they violated.
Speaker 6: He said.
Speaker 4: I saw three stories that involved what sounds like possible
Speaker 4: true threat. Almost all the language used is protected by
Speaker 4: the First Amendment. The main issue to me, it seems
Speaker 4: to be the disruption and obstruction of school board meetings,
Speaker 4: which can be reached by local trespassing laws or disturbance
Speaker 4: of the peace laws, but nothing remotely in violation of
Speaker 4: federal law. So it seems we're ramping up an awful
Speaker 4: lot of federal manpower for what is currently non federal conduct.
Speaker 4: There's your internal memo from someone on the front lines
Speaker 4: investigating whether it's appropriate for the FBI to even be
Speaker 4: involved in this. The answer clearly no. And yet we
Speaker 4: learned later from a whistleblower that the FBI launched dozens
Speaker 4: of investigation in the parents after Garland directed the agency
Speaker 4: to do it. Hmm, chilling effect much. Now, ultimately, what
Speaker 4: you take away from this is, Okay, listen, there's nothing
Speaker 4: to see here.
Speaker 6: Though.
Speaker 4: We don't have a federal law in the books to
Speaker 4: go after these parents. Leave it to local law enforcement.
Speaker 4: We're a limited resource agency. We got the stuff to
Speaker 4: look into. We've got lots of crimes out there in
Speaker 4: the world that actually are federal crimes. So why are
Speaker 4: we spending all these allocating all this money and resources
Speaker 4: when it doesn't involve federal law. Good question, But they
Speaker 4: did it anyway, and it was widely reported. Obviously a
Speaker 4: chilling effect intended here. The follow up on this ultimately
Speaker 4: would have been the Feds had no nothing to hang
Speaker 4: their hat on, but they did an investigation. Can you
Speaker 4: imagine an FBI agent coming to your front door and
Speaker 4: asking you questions about what you said in the school
Speaker 4: board meeting and that word gets out, Oh my god,
Speaker 4: if you say anything in the school board meeting, the
Speaker 4: federal government via the FBI is going to come on
Speaker 4: your front porch, knock on your door, and want to
Speaker 4: have a conversation with you about your activities at the
Speaker 4: school board meeting. Now, if you fought them, I guess
Speaker 4: you would have backed them in a corner because there
Speaker 4: was no federal law at play here. Could they have
Speaker 4: worked with local law enforcement to the extent you violated
Speaker 4: a state law? Yes, they could have worked with them,
Speaker 4: But why would they allocate the resources to do that?
Speaker 4: How much work can it possibly take for local law
Speaker 4: enforcement to review the footage of the school board meeting,
Speaker 4: see what you or somebody else did by way of
Speaker 4: disruption and determine if they the local law enforcement can
Speaker 4: figure out whether you broke a state law that doesn't
Speaker 4: require federal agents. And they knew they were wasting their
Speaker 4: time and spending their wheels at the outset because internal
Speaker 4: guidance from the lawyers said that no federal laws were broken.
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Speaker 4: meantime over the Finals The Switch. Jay's got to say
Speaker 4: this morning, Jay, thanks for calling on a Happy Monday
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Speaker 13: Happy Monday, Brian, Hey, I applaud you for reporting out
Speaker 13: on the FBI and their involvement in the in the
Speaker 13: school board.
Speaker 1: But I think there's a bigger.
Speaker 13: Story than than even that, is that if you listen
Speaker 13: closely to local news, and I know that you do,
Speaker 13: every time there is any kind of crime that goes
Speaker 13: on inside the borders of Ohio, it doesn't seem like
Speaker 13: the Ohio State Police handle it anymore. It's always that
Speaker 13: the FBI is involved is the tagline at the end.
Speaker 6: Of the story.
Speaker 13: FBI is now involved. And there was a radio show
Speaker 13: up in Northeast Ohio where they had a state cops
Speaker 13: seem like a nice guy, you call in and ask
Speaker 13: him anything.
Speaker 14: So I called in and asked him about.
Speaker 13: This and said, why is it that the FBI seems
Speaker 13: to be involved in all all the crimes that are
Speaker 13: being committed within the borders of Ohio. I don't It's
Speaker 13: very infrequently that I hear that the FBI is not involved.
Speaker 13: It seems like they're always involved. Did the state police
Speaker 13: need to have the FBI on every single crime scene?
Speaker 13: And he was very supportive as oh no that he said,
Speaker 13: it's actually a really good thing because there's been times
Speaker 13: we've had bad guys and we were going to lock
Speaker 13: them up for two years, but if we get the
Speaker 13: FBI involved, they can throw them away for seven years. Now,
Speaker 13: are we still a sovereign state with state laws?
Speaker 6: See?
Speaker 4: That goes to the point of that That goes to
Speaker 4: the point that the internal lawyer was saying, Listen, if
Speaker 4: you are want to investigate the local school boards and
Speaker 4: this activity that you claim is terrorist activity, there isn't
Speaker 4: a federal law that they've broken. So the question is
Speaker 4: in any given circumstance involving something that happens here in
Speaker 4: the state of Ohio, Yes, there's a law in the
Speaker 4: book in the state of Ohio, and that's what local
Speaker 4: law enforcement is supposed to deal with. But is there
Speaker 4: a parallel law something that is covered by federal law
Speaker 4: as well? Quite often they are redundant. So in local
Speaker 4: law enforcement likes using the FBI's resources. Why because, well,
Speaker 4: they usually have limited resources themselves, and the FBI has
Speaker 4: access to more information, databases, and resources that local law
Speaker 4: enforcement quite often does not have in place. It's called,
Speaker 4: you know, working collaborative Italy. I used to have Sheriff
Speaker 4: Neil in the program we're talking about working collaboratively. The
Speaker 4: Hamilton County Sheriff's office along with regional law enforcement and
Speaker 4: the FBI all working together, sharing the information and the
Speaker 4: services they have and helping each other solve crime. So
Speaker 4: I understand the motivation for wanting to work with the
Speaker 4: FBI because of those resources that are available. But you
Speaker 4: make your question is a legitimate one. Are they working
Speaker 4: on a federal law that has been violated? And quite
Speaker 4: often I imagine no, like investigating parents that protest at school.
Speaker 4: Boards investigated it, but there was no violation of federal law,
Speaker 4: which that parallels your stated concerns, Jay, and I appreciate
Speaker 4: them very much. Federalize the law enforcement and we do
Speaker 4: lose our sovereignty as a consequence of that. Do appreciate
Speaker 4: your raising that. Jay, Feel free to call. We got
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Speaker 4: the federal chair change that is looming. Is it how
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Speaker 14: Well?
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Speaker 4: Moving over to energy policy, I saw I had a
Speaker 4: couple of articles with that energy policy, and I appreciate
Speaker 4: the Wall Street journals comment on this. It just illustrates
Speaker 4: how twisted people's normal reactions will come. When you throw
Speaker 4: in government subsidies and mandates and edicts, you end up
Speaker 4: with crazy, crazy outcomes. I mean, I appreciate capitalism and
Speaker 4: it's the free market reality of it. You know, build
Speaker 4: something that people want, they will buy it. The better
Speaker 4: mouse trap. You're going to become well wealthy, and you'll
Speaker 4: employ people. You'll evaluate things based upon you know people's needs,
Speaker 4: the realities of your market, what the competition is. You'll
Speaker 4: do the best you can. If nobody's telling you what
Speaker 4: to do and how to do it, and that's where
Speaker 4: the government comes in and ruins everything. So I saw
Speaker 4: this one article over at zero Hedge Green Agenda. Fallau
Speaker 4: Democrat led Northeast now has the highest electricity prices in
Speaker 4: the nation. They've been retiring a stable, affordable fossil fuel power,
Speaker 4: closing down their gas plants, of course, getting rid of
Speaker 4: nukes to the extent they had any in the first place,
Speaker 4: in favor of of course, so called green projects, solar
Speaker 4: and wind. They are not as stable. You end up
Speaker 4: with blackouts when the wind ning blowing in the sun
Speaker 4: nane shining, you're not generating power. This disrupts the grid.
Speaker 4: It's unreliable, and it's more expensive to build these in
Speaker 4: the final analysis than it is a gas plant. So
Speaker 4: why are the folks in the worth He's paying more
Speaker 4: because they've been pushed over into these green projects to
Speaker 4: the exclusion of things that work and are efficient and
Speaker 4: generate power constantly. We move over to the editorial board
Speaker 4: of the journal. The real risk to the electric grid
Speaker 4: power shortages are coming thanks to wind and solar subsidies.
Speaker 4: Here's how they distort energy investment democrats attacking the GOP's
Speaker 4: budget bill for phasing out subsidies for wind and solar power,
Speaker 4: claiming this is going to cause power shortages and higher
Speaker 4: electric rates. The evidence suggests the opposite.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 4: According to a new Energy Department study, Journal, WILL points out,
Speaker 4: as we've been writing for years, the reliability of the
Speaker 4: US electrical grid is in trouble. Energy report projects potential
Speaker 4: power shortfalls in twenty thirty as one hundred and four
Speaker 4: gigawatts of base load power retire in the next five years.
Speaker 4: That's your reliable energy generation. But here's a really bad
Speaker 4: Newsday write that shortfall will exist even if that production
Speaker 4: is replaced as expected, with two hundred and nine gigas
Speaker 4: of mostly solar and wind generation that's under development thanks
Speaker 4: to subsidies and credits. Americans would lose power in twenty
Speaker 4: thirty for an average of thirty four days, assuming typical
Speaker 4: weather condition. If heat waves or storms stress the grid out,
Speaker 4: it just could reach fifty five days. Even without plant shutdowns,
Speaker 4: Americans will lose power for eleven days. Amid demand growth
Speaker 4: like your artificial intelligence demand, the power shortages will be
Speaker 4: worse in Middle America, where demand is growing fast is
Speaker 4: owing to yes AI data centers and renewables that are
Speaker 4: displaced in colon gas. How can this be the answer
Speaker 4: is that the Inflation Reduction Act turbocharge subsidies for wind
Speaker 4: and solar in ways that are distorting energy investment. Because
Speaker 4: the subsidies can offset more than fifty percent of a
Speaker 4: project's cost, solar and wind became more profitable to build
Speaker 4: the new baseload plants gas plants. The credits enable wind
Speaker 4: and solar to underprice coal and gas plans in competitive
Speaker 4: power markets. That paragraph alone points the problem out. Would
Speaker 4: this happen? Would we have unreliable wind and solar power
Speaker 4: that would cost so much more to build than traditional
Speaker 4: gas plans.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 4: The only reason we have it is because the ill
Speaker 4: name ridiculously named Inflation Reduction Act. They created the ability
Speaker 4: for wind and solar to be profitable. Built on you,
Speaker 4: the whole we are continuing to dig in turn of
Speaker 4: the national debt. I mean, these credits don't just come
Speaker 4: out of nowhere. I mean you just it's written into
Speaker 4: the law, and it actually is real money, real money
Speaker 4: that's being paid but offset by the federal taxpayer.
Speaker 6: That's you.
Speaker 4: To the profitability of the energy producers who well take
Speaker 4: the careative incentive and move in that direction only because
Speaker 4: of the Inflation Reduction Act into the solar, wind, and batteries,
Speaker 4: which also qualify for Inflation Redeption Act. Subsidies are projected
Speaker 4: to make up ninety three percent of new utility scale
Speaker 4: electricity capacity this year. Colon nuclear and gas plants are
Speaker 4: still needed to back up solar and wind, but they
Speaker 4: can't make a profit running only some of the time.
Speaker 4: Thus many have been closing, thus jeopardizing grid reliability. The
Speaker 4: renewable lobby claims that new gas plants can't be built
Speaker 4: in time to meet.
Speaker 3: The power demands that are rising.
Speaker 4: Ergo, the argument goes, taxpayers must subsidize wind and solar
Speaker 4: in need electric demand. But what if? But if what
Speaker 4: they say is true, why do wind and solar need subsidies?
Speaker 4: There will be a market incentive to build wind and
Speaker 4: solar anyway, right, Well, you can't build the gas plants
Speaker 4: of the new plants in time we have rising demand,
Speaker 4: so great point, What the hell is the subsidy all about?
Speaker 4: They acknowledge there's a shortage new gas turb owing to
Speaker 4: the surging global demand, but turbine manufacturers are expanding production
Speaker 4: and the phase out of the Inflation Reduction Acts. Tax
Speaker 4: credits will provide them with more certainty to make investments
Speaker 4: in new capacity welcome to the renewed demand for gas turbines.
Speaker 4: Turbine makers expanded production in the early two thousands as
Speaker 4: demand for new gas plants rose, but they were left
Speaker 4: with the excess capacity when demand weekend last decade, in
Speaker 4: part because federal subsidies and state renewable mandates encourage utilities
Speaker 4: to buy power from solar and wind instead of gas.
Speaker 4: Of course, that'll drive down demand for these turbines. You
Speaker 4: forced it on us. You took away our choice, which
Speaker 4: had the ripple effect of impacting I'm sure job losses
Speaker 4: over in the turbine production companies. Nobody wept for those
Speaker 4: people losing jobs because you mandated the adoption of wind
Speaker 4: and solar. Wind and solar projects also face long weight
Speaker 4: times to connect to the grid from four to nine years.
Speaker 4: According to a recent study, the Inflation Reduction Act increased
Speaker 4: delays by increasing the projects in the pipeline through the incentives,
Speaker 4: So the phase out of the tax credits could benefit
Speaker 4: renewable projects that don't need subsidies to be economic. The
Speaker 4: claim that tax credits reduce electric rates is contradicted by experience.
Speaker 4: Go back to the article about the Northeast power costs.
Speaker 4: Wind and solar must be backed by peak or gas
Speaker 4: plants or batteries, which both cost more than three times
Speaker 4: as much as base load power. Renewables also cause price
Speaker 4: spikes when there are power shortages, and they require more
Speaker 4: transition investment or transmission investments to balance fluctuations and loads
Speaker 4: and frequencies.
Speaker 3: Think about that.
Speaker 4: You're forcing people to off wind and solar, but at
Speaker 4: the same time, because it doesn't work all the time,
Speaker 4: you got grid problems due to under the lack of
Speaker 4: reliability on those, and then you have to have the
Speaker 4: backup plant sitting there waiting to kick. When the sun
Speaker 4: doesn't shine, the wind doesn't blow. You don't need a backup.
Speaker 4: When you've got the gas plant or the nuke plant.
Speaker 4: It works twenty four to seven, assuming there isn't some
Speaker 4: major disaster there. You don't back up and turn to windmills.
Speaker 4: In solar because you never have a problem having to
Speaker 4: turn to those. It provides constant, reliable power. So we're
Speaker 4: creating a grid here just in an effort to so
Speaker 4: called b green that requires backup generators to kick in
Speaker 4: when the wind isn't blowing and the sun isn't shining.
Speaker 4: They say, all of this is why Texas's residential power
Speaker 4: prices have risen some forty percent over the last seven years.
Speaker 4: The Renewable Lobby says the financial benefits of the tax
Speaker 4: credits are passed on to electric customers, which may be
Speaker 4: true when state regulated utilities build projects, but the credits
Speaker 4: usually pad the profits of the independent generators. The best
Speaker 4: way to make the grid reliable again is to let
Speaker 4: supply and demand work in energy markets without distortions or
Speaker 4: of man dates and subsidies. The GOP budget bill takes
Speaker 4: a step in that direction, and that should be welcomed. Amen,
Speaker 4: maybe we'll start acting rationally and reasonably. I know someone
Speaker 4: out there is in the audiogoing, well, the reason we're
Speaker 4: doing this is because of global warming. Really, really go
Speaker 4: back through the supply chain, at the manufacturer and cost
Speaker 4: and transportation and all the rare earth minerals and elements
Speaker 4: and everything else that's involved in this so called green revolution,
Speaker 4: you will find that there's nothing green at all about it.
Speaker 4: Not to mention the fact that it props up the
Speaker 4: Chinese Communist Party in China. It's a vast majority of
Speaker 4: this so called green technology is generated in China. Fifty
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Speaker 4: The slow start Monday, which is what I'm having today,
Speaker 4: always made a lot easier because at this time of
Speaker 4: week seven to twenty on a Monday, we get to
Speaker 4: hear from the former Vice Mayor of the City of Cincinnati,
Speaker 4: Christopher Smithman and get a load of the smither vent.
Speaker 3: Christopher.
Speaker 4: Welcome back and thank God for you coming on the
Speaker 4: program every Monday. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 10: Man Man, thank you for having me on.
Speaker 14: Brian Thomas. You know I enjoy coming on. It's almost therapy.
Speaker 14: I have to tell you that morning that it feels
Speaker 14: like therapy for me. I hope your listeners, I hope
Speaker 14: I don't turn them off too bad and outbate. They
Speaker 14: enjoyed the screen event all.
Speaker 4: I listen, man, I can't imagine why they wouldn't. You
Speaker 4: know you're heavily involved in politics. You stay on top
Speaker 4: of things. You've got valuable opinions. You were a member
Speaker 4: of council and the former vice mayor, so I think
Speaker 4: your opinions matter and are valuable, most notably as we
Speaker 4: approach November with an election for council and the mayor.
Speaker 4: So yeah, it's I enjoy it. And again, frankly, it
Speaker 4: does take the weight off of me on a Monday
Speaker 4: for a few seconds.
Speaker 6: I'll admit to the crutch.
Speaker 14: Hey, listen, I appreciate you allowing me to be the crutch,
Speaker 14: and I enjoy it. Look, I want to start with
Speaker 14: the Epstein files, and I normally don't start with national stuff,
Speaker 14: but I am. It is bothering me that the White
Speaker 14: House that President Trump, in my opinion, seemed to be
Speaker 14: dropping the ball here. And I don't know all the
Speaker 14: circumstances surrounding it. But here are some of my thoughts
Speaker 14: about it. First, this was a heinous crime. This wasn't
Speaker 14: this wasn't prostitution. No, this was grown people having sex
Speaker 14: with minor children. Yes, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen year
Speaker 14: olds and then those who were older in quotes were eighteen, nineteen, twenty,
Speaker 14: and twenty one. And so any girl dad out there,
Speaker 14: you know, any girl in your life, and you're thinking,
Speaker 14: these are grown men having sex with our daughters and
Speaker 14: exploiting them. And so this was about the rich and
Speaker 14: the famous, and everybody knows it. We know that the
Speaker 14: people that are on that list that I do believe
Speaker 14: exists that we know that those are the rich and
Speaker 14: the famous, and in their mind they have everything to lose.
Speaker 14: This isn't the one percent, This is less than half
Speaker 14: of percent. And the people that were involved in this
Speaker 14: are monsters. They're walking around us in big positions, going
Speaker 14: to black tie events, still lecturing us, most likely on
Speaker 14: societal morality, and we don't know who they are. Why
Speaker 14: haven't we given a voice to the girls who are
Speaker 14: now women to tell us who these people are that
Speaker 14: they were having sex with because they know and a
Speaker 14: grand jury release isn't gonna give us the details. You're
Speaker 14: the lawyer, Your beautiful wife is the lawyer. You know,
Speaker 14: the prosecution doesn't put their entire case on so you're
Speaker 14: gonna only get a glimpse into it. We know that
Speaker 14: there are people out there, and I'm gonna name some
Speaker 14: of them that could come and tell a story to
Speaker 14: the American public, who's very interested in this because the
Speaker 14: everyday guy out here, the everyday person out here doing
Speaker 14: basic criminal stuff that's crazy. I'm talking traffic tickets. We
Speaker 14: don't get these kind of breaks. Everybody tell who we are,
Speaker 14: they post our information up. You got a traffic ticket,
Speaker 14: you have to show up to court. What is it
Speaker 14: about this case that it seems like the White House
Speaker 14: and even President Trump might not want this information to
Speaker 14: make it into the hands of the American people.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, and even an announcement that the you know, we
Speaker 4: can't give you the information because it's the subject of
Speaker 4: ongoing Department of Justice criminal investigations. A statement to that
Speaker 4: effect would sort of address what you're talking about. Will
Speaker 4: these these terrible people, these molesters of you and what
Speaker 4: you and I would call children will they be held accountable. Well,
Speaker 4: you don't know yet, but they're investigating that, they're looking
Speaker 4: into it. That may be bringing possible criminal charges against
Speaker 4: the people who did this. And so that's why I
Speaker 4: can't give you the Epstein files as they currently exist.
Speaker 4: That would satisfy me to some degree, Christopher, but that's
Speaker 4: not what was said. He just said, there's really nothing
Speaker 4: there there.
Speaker 14: And everybody knows that the woman who is now serving
Speaker 14: twenty years miss Maxwell, that she has all the information.
Speaker 14: The President of the United States, I'm not the smartest
Speaker 14: guy in the room that he could legally provide her
Speaker 14: the pardon, the space to tell her story on the
Speaker 14: open mic in front of Congress without incriminating herself. If
Speaker 14: the White House really wanted to know what girls were
Speaker 14: being molested by what famous rich men, and I think
Speaker 14: that we deserve to know the whole story. We can't
Speaker 14: keep covering these things up. And that's why seventy percent
Speaker 14: of Americans when they do these polls, want to know
Speaker 14: what happened here. It is a very big mistake from
Speaker 14: the White House. And I'm telling you, politicians overstep their
Speaker 14: boundaries here. This is a very big mistake by the
Speaker 14: White House. It's a big mistake by BONDI it's a
Speaker 14: big mistake by by the president. And you're seeing dissension
Speaker 14: in the cabinet. When you see that kind of dissension,
Speaker 14: Brian Thomas, it means there's something there, may have more
Speaker 14: information than we have. And you have people saying I
Speaker 14: want to resign over the decisions that are being made.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you have the Democrats now screaming for the
Speaker 4: release of the Epstein documents when they're president Joe Biden's
Speaker 4: sitting on him for four years in his term of office,
Speaker 4: and not a people was uttered about it while all
Speaker 4: the same things were swirling around in terms of allegations
Speaker 4: and demands for information and you know, wanting people to
Speaker 4: be held accountable.
Speaker 14: I mean, this is incredibly fair, crossing political lines, It
Speaker 14: crosses all of this crosses all political lines. This is
Speaker 14: about the rich and the famous, and you and I
Speaker 14: would not be surprised if Biden's son was on the list, right,
Speaker 14: And so everybody seems to be trying to cover for everybody.
Speaker 14: I know him, I have a relationship, I know you,
Speaker 14: I played golf with you. I don't want to destroy
Speaker 14: your life. The American people deserve to know the truth.
Speaker 14: And that's the beginning of my segment. And the White
Speaker 14: House and specifically President Trump, they are making a mistake
Speaker 14: that conservatives out here who really believe in the Constitution
Speaker 14: are not going to turn a blind eye because he's
Speaker 14: deciding that he doesn't want to release information for whatever reason.
Speaker 14: This story is not going away, actually getting bigger.
Speaker 3: I think you are right.
Speaker 4: If you have KROCD Talks Station Money Monday is Brian
Speaker 4: James up at the top of the Art News. The meantime,
Speaker 4: Christopher Smitheman's on the phone venting the spleen. Christopher have
Speaker 4: Adam my friend.
Speaker 14: Well, look, Dan Bongino out in here with this part
Speaker 14: of it, you know, is saying that he might step
Speaker 14: aside over it. And these are people that have more
Speaker 14: information than the public, than the people listening than you,
Speaker 14: and I that is serious. Dan By, you know, has
Speaker 14: a lot of credibility out here with his podcast prior
Speaker 14: to joining the administration and his service to the country.
Speaker 14: The other thing I want to say in conclusion is
Speaker 14: that you have to believe in Santa Claus and the
Speaker 14: tooth Fairy. And I'm not a conspiracy person. If you
Speaker 14: think that Estein committed suicide, meaning this notion that this
Speaker 14: guy is it is still by himself and hangs himself.
Speaker 14: And there's video that kind of just disappears for a
Speaker 14: little bit old. The video is always in the loop
Speaker 14: in this kind of in this period. We just missed
Speaker 14: this part of the video. Look, you've gotta believe in
Speaker 14: Santa Claus coming down your chimney and the tooth fairy
Speaker 14: if anybody out here believes that he committed suicide. So
Speaker 14: all of this is kind of cascading over the White
Speaker 14: House and President Trump and Bondie and I just am
Speaker 14: saying publicly they should all be careful, meaning they think
Speaker 14: they have loyalties that extend beyond what anybody would think
Speaker 14: is misinformation, corruption or cover up by conservatives. They're absolutely
Speaker 14: did wrong about it, right, meaning Conservatives are coming and
Speaker 14: they're still going to talk about it, and they're going
Speaker 14: to demand the transparency that the Trump campaign said that
Speaker 14: they were going to provide yea prior to his election.
Speaker 4: See, there's your problem right there. There's Trump's problem. It
Speaker 4: doesn't his his pronouncements of late and most notably his
Speaker 4: going on full on attack against people in his own
Speaker 4: party for demanding the documents that I just find to
Speaker 4: be completely bizarre behavior given his prior comments on this subject.
Speaker 4: It's one hundred and eighty degrees the opposite direction and
Speaker 4: with no explanation. And that's what's feeding and fueling a
Speaker 4: lot of the conspiracy theories like whoa, whoa, whoa? What
Speaker 4: is going on here? He was making demands, he was
Speaker 4: promising the release of all this information, along with the
Speaker 4: JFK documents and the MLK documents everything else. But here
Speaker 4: he is putting the brakes on him, saying not nothing
Speaker 4: moving on and quick complaining about it. I don't even
Speaker 4: want to hear from you people anymore. I don't even
Speaker 4: I disavow you. And it's bizarre. It's just totally bizarre,
Speaker 4: and he.
Speaker 14: Can't disavow anybody. The public is going to continue to clamor,
Speaker 14: and they're even going to clamor more. There'll be more
Speaker 14: social posts, there'll be more demands for the information. And
Speaker 14: I want to conclude by saying, look, there's a woman
Speaker 14: sitting in jail. Her last name is Maxwell for twenty years.
Speaker 14: She got a twenty year sentence. She's second in command
Speaker 14: the White House. I'm not a lawyer, could legally protect
Speaker 14: her so that she could come to Congress and say
Speaker 14: everything that she knows by name. So we don't need
Speaker 14: a list. If the list doesn't exist, the person exists.
Speaker 14: And why is it the White House demanding that level
Speaker 14: of transparency. They're partning everybody else. Let's parton her to
Speaker 14: the extent. You don't have to pardon her so she
Speaker 14: doesn't have to go back to jail, but you can
Speaker 14: protect her testimony so that she is not retried for
Speaker 14: any thing that she's saying to Congress. So we actually
Speaker 14: find out what happened to these girls, because at the
Speaker 14: end of the day, they're victims. Here there are twelve
Speaker 14: and thirteen and fourteen and fifteen and sixteen and seventeen
Speaker 14: year old girls who were being raped and manipulated by
Speaker 14: grown people who were famous and rich.
Speaker 3: That's the problem it is. It is different rules.
Speaker 14: For different people, different for different people.
Speaker 4: Here Prettybouve KCD Talk Station Brian Thomas with Christopher Smithman,
Speaker 4: pioting away from the Epstein Gate realities and moving over
Speaker 4: to matters related to the upcoming election.
Speaker 6: Christopher, you got the floor, my friend, little brother.
Speaker 14: Another shooting last night, right Hill. You know rapid run
Speaker 14: park and another young person did yeah. And you have
Speaker 14: a council that remains on summer break. You have a
Speaker 14: council either one or two things are happening. It's either
Speaker 14: they don't care or they don't have a solution, or
Speaker 14: maybe both.
Speaker 10: Yeah, maybe both.
Speaker 14: And so the reality of it is we have a
Speaker 14: mayor that most people have never seen. They don't even
Speaker 14: know who he is. There no reason even saying is
Speaker 14: name right. And we have members of council that just
Speaker 14: seem disconnected by this senseless violence that's happening almost every day.
Speaker 14: It's not isolated to a neighborhood. It's not isolated to
Speaker 14: a week day or weekend. It's seven days a week,
Speaker 14: including Sunday. It includes the banks, it includes outer parts
Speaker 14: of downtown, it includes our fifty two neighborhoods. People are
Speaker 14: being slaughtered out here. And here are some of the
Speaker 14: thoughts in the solutions when I was serving as the
Speaker 14: vice mayor. One re coordinated with the share meaning we
Speaker 14: ask the shriff to come in and help us with
Speaker 14: extra patrols in our in the air, give us some
Speaker 14: visibility in places, just dry and be present. Number two
Speaker 14: reaching out to the governor the state of Ohio saying,
Speaker 14: bring in your helicopter, bring in your state highway patrol.
Speaker 14: These are state routes, bring in them. Let them patrol.
Speaker 14: These areas down places like fifty like Reading Road, their routes,
Speaker 14: our state highway patrolman. But I guarantee you you have
Speaker 14: a city hall that doesn't want the help. It's not
Speaker 14: the police department, it's not the command staff. It's the
Speaker 14: mayor and members of council who do not want to
Speaker 14: show in their minds the rest of the fifty two neighborhoods.
Speaker 14: We really don't have a solution. Look asking for help.
Speaker 14: Saying you don't know is what intelligent people do. They
Speaker 14: reach out to their partners and say, listen, man, we've
Speaker 14: got a situation that's happening. Young people are being slaughtered.
Speaker 14: Adults are not choosing to go downtown and hang out
Speaker 14: in the Dora because they don't want to be shot.
Speaker 14: Like you saw a mainstream somebody just drove by Ryan
Speaker 14: Thomas and sprayed the street with bullet. Nobody is going
Speaker 14: to go down there with their right mind when they
Speaker 14: can go somewhere else, right out in the suburbs where
Speaker 14: the shootings aren't happening. And so I'm the former vice
Speaker 14: mayor of the City of Cincinnati, and I'm not going downtown,
Speaker 14: and I'm not going to allow my daughter to go downtown,
Speaker 14: and I'm not going to allow my children, at at
Speaker 14: least I'm sharing with my adult children. Please stay out
Speaker 14: of downtown. There's something going on with the leadership at
Speaker 14: city Hall. The upcoming election elections are local. I'm focusing
Speaker 14: in on Stephen Gooden. He's running as a child right,
Speaker 14: common sense guy running for city council. A lot of
Speaker 14: people might not know him. I served with him for
Speaker 14: a while. Incredibly smart, well thought, came to council prepared,
Speaker 14: didn't introduce crazy resolutions that had nothing to do with
Speaker 14: the business the council. A solid guy, a lawyer, very smart.
Speaker 14: We would do the city great good if all of us, collectively,
Speaker 14: no matter what your political party, was, voted for Steven
Speaker 14: good I like a Linda Matthews. Linda Matthews is running,
Speaker 14: lives in Avondale. Great person, thoughtful, common sense.
Speaker 6: Vote for her.
Speaker 14: My point to you is that we've got to As
Speaker 14: I go through the list, I'm going to continue to
Speaker 14: identify to the public who I think are good candidates
Speaker 14: that they should hone in on places like Sailor parks
Speaker 14: who don't take a sample ballot, They write on a
Speaker 14: piece of paper. They know where they're voting before they
Speaker 14: get there, they do their homework. I'm sure there are
Speaker 14: lots of other neighborhoods like that, but Saylor Park is
Speaker 14: really like that. Places like College Hill very much like that.
Speaker 14: If you're a candidate, you got a shout out in
Speaker 14: College Hill. The point is that we can't just keep
Speaker 14: voting for the same people and think we're gonna get
Speaker 14: a different outcome. The guy running Bowman, who's running for mayor,
Speaker 14: it's one of the reasons I'm supporting him, right, is saying,
Speaker 14: this is somebody that wants to roll up his sleeves.
Speaker 14: This notion of me talking about who.
Speaker 8: His brother is.
Speaker 14: That's like I've got four older brothers. Yeah right, we're
Speaker 14: all different. You're acting like I'm the same as my
Speaker 14: brother Albert, or I'm the same as my brother Herbert.
Speaker 14: Or I'm the same as my brother Joe. Or I'm
Speaker 14: the same as my brother James. Or I'm the same
Speaker 14: as my only sister may We're all very different. This
Speaker 14: democratic campaign, This is who his brother is therefore this
Speaker 14: disqualifies him. This is pure insanity. And these are the
Speaker 14: kinds of things that democrats do at the end of
Speaker 14: the day to try to keep power. The reality is
Speaker 14: African Americans, young people with guns are killing each other
Speaker 14: in our city, and we need to elect people that
Speaker 14: actually care about making sure that that stops.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's a difficult challenge from someone in elected
Speaker 4: capacity to solve the problem that I think is an
Speaker 4: issue of a problem at home, and that's lack of
Speaker 4: parents who care. I've mentioned a million times, Christopher, I
Speaker 4: know you would have gotten your butt whipped if you'd
Speaker 4: have gone out and hung out at three o'clock in
Speaker 4: the morning in downtown Cincinnati with a gang of fellow teenagers.
Speaker 4: I knew you had curfews growing up. I certainly did.
Speaker 4: We had some measure of discipline and some expectations at
Speaker 4: homes on how to conduct yourself properly. And let's face it,
Speaker 4: getting a hold of a firearm and just unloading into
Speaker 4: a group of people, in what possible way does that
Speaker 4: benefit anyone at all? How is that manifesct Like if
Speaker 4: someone on the left would say, well, it's because they
Speaker 4: grew up in a bad neighborhood and they're victims of racism.
Speaker 4: How does unloading on a group of innocent people, how
Speaker 4: is that a product of a racist environment or some
Speaker 4: poor upbring I don't I can't draw a line between
Speaker 4: the two. It doesn't make any sense. If they targeted,
Speaker 4: they sympathize.
Speaker 3: Go ahead.
Speaker 14: I'm emphasizing to you, Brian Thomas, that there was absolutely
Speaker 14: a time in our society where poverty had no connection
Speaker 14: with poor values. Right, It's notion that someone is poor
Speaker 14: and therefore it doesn't have good values. Look, there are
Speaker 14: single moms out here, there are families where mom and
Speaker 14: dad are there. You've got grandparents that are out there
Speaker 14: raising kids, and they know where.
Speaker 8: Their teenagers are.
Speaker 14: And so what I'm trying to tell city Hall is
Speaker 14: just because you open up a rec center, which I
Speaker 14: think is good, or you open up a swimming pool,
Speaker 14: the bad guys aren't going there. Here's how you solve
Speaker 14: the problem. We need police visibility over time. We need
Speaker 14: to make sure they're officers in uniform, in position, with
Speaker 14: their cars and their lights on. You've gotta build confidence
Speaker 14: with your officers that if something happens there that's on
Speaker 14: the margin, that you're gonna stand with your officers when
Speaker 14: one of these young people walk up with a block
Speaker 14: and they're shooting at somebody, and the officer decides, I
Speaker 14: have to end this with force that you're not going
Speaker 14: to try to destroy the officer, his family, his parents,
Speaker 14: and his whole world are her old world. City Hall
Speaker 14: has a problem with with with managing a police apartment
Speaker 14: and in energizing them to do proactive policing because they
Speaker 14: don't trust City Hall. That's the issue. And the chief,
Speaker 14: as good as the Chief DG is, there's no way
Speaker 14: she can substitute the mayor coming to a roll call,
Speaker 14: or the mayor going on a ride along, or the
Speaker 14: mayor having a press conference surrounded by police officers saying
Speaker 14: I support the men and women in blue. He'll never
Speaker 14: do it because he's interested in a primary where he
Speaker 14: knows his base will not support him. Because they want
Speaker 14: to reimagine the police department. They want to defund the
Speaker 14: police department, and they want to send counselors out when
Speaker 14: we need cops on police runs. Black men and women
Speaker 14: are losing their lives out here, and I'm tired of
Speaker 14: these democrats at City Hall allowing it to happen with
Speaker 14: their silence, spending time on summer break. These are Americans.
Speaker 14: You care about them, Brian Thomas, your listeners care about them.
Speaker 14: You're not focused on their race. These are Americans, and
Speaker 14: they're dying in our streets, and we have a mayor
Speaker 14: and a council that are accent. I'm never going to
Speaker 14: let him off the hook. I'm never going to let
Speaker 14: him off the hook.
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Speaker 3: Eight o five, the fifty five KRCD Talk station. Happy Monday,
Speaker 3: by the time's right here.
Speaker 4: Always looking forward to this segment because we get to
Speaker 4: hear from all Worth Financials, Brian James, talk Money Matters.
Speaker 4: You call it Money Monday with Brian James. Welcome back,
Speaker 4: Brian Hope. You had a nice weekend.
Speaker 15: Good morning, nice hot, sweaty weekend, as we've become used
Speaker 15: to over the past several weeks.
Speaker 4: Well, I know my grass is as high as an
Speaker 4: elephant's eye. Going back to Oklahoma the musical, I got
Speaker 4: to get the grass cut and he keeps raining on me. Anyhow,
Speaker 4: moving away from that and talking that matters financial now,
Speaker 4: I know Trump's been complaining about the FED chair. He
Speaker 4: wants interest rates lower. Powell says, no, obviously hasn't lowered
Speaker 4: the end or straight Jerome Powell currently head of the FED. Now,
Speaker 4: Trump has already said he wouldn't fire Powell. Powell said
Speaker 4: he'd never leave the job absent dying. So we have
Speaker 4: until May. I guess there's going to be a natural
Speaker 4: changing in the of the guard next May.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I may have twenty twenty six. And let's not
Speaker 15: forget that. Trump himself did a point this particular FED chair,
Speaker 15: which is kind of funny. He was a comment from
Speaker 15: President Trump the other day last week sometime that he
Speaker 15: was surprised when he was appointed. Well the words came
Speaker 15: out of your mouth. So yeah, not sure exactly where
Speaker 15: that surprise comes from, but anyhow, Yeah, so he's he's
Speaker 15: pushing for pushing for a replacement. Trump says he will
Speaker 15: not remove him. That we'll we'll see if that if
Speaker 15: that actually sticks. But that doesn't mean we're not gonna
Speaker 15: go ahead and have the conversation about who might replace
Speaker 15: in May of twenty six when this current term is up.
Speaker 4: Right, I did in quite a few names being thrown
Speaker 4: around and Scott Dissent, for example, is one of them.
Speaker 4: But he's happy where he is as the Treasury Secretary,
Speaker 4: so he's already said no, I don't want the job.
Speaker 4: But beyond that, we could talk about some of the
Speaker 4: other names that are thrown around. But let's as a
Speaker 4: fundamental thing, if Powell was out, whether he got fired
Speaker 4: or he died or he quit, just because you name
Speaker 4: a new chairman of the Fed, doesn't mean they're going
Speaker 4: to lower interest rates, does it, right?
Speaker 2: And the.
Speaker 15: Problem is that President Trump super super super once interest
Speaker 15: rates to come down, and he has he said that
Speaker 15: all through his first term, and he said that all
Speaker 15: through the campaign, and of course he's still trumpeting those ideas.
Speaker 15: Those are that's obviously an extremely business friendly proposition. If
Speaker 15: rates are lower than it's cheaper to do business, and
Speaker 15: we would get an immediate pop in the stock market,
Speaker 15: a little possibly a little bit of a sugar high.
Speaker 6: Because the concern.
Speaker 15: Behind that, and the reason we don't necessarily want to
Speaker 15: do this, is because that can quickly trigger inflation, which
Speaker 15: we've just spent however, many years trying to tamp down
Speaker 15: from the COVID process. So at this point, the concern
Speaker 15: is that if he if he is able to get
Speaker 15: what he wants by simply putting a puppet or a
Speaker 15: mouthpiece in there, then that the long term chaos that
Speaker 15: could come out of that would be pretty dangerous in
Speaker 15: terms of overall inflation spikes. Plus, the FED has always
Speaker 15: been famously independent politically. Yeah, that's one of the departments
Speaker 15: that really has not been impacted by politics so much.
Speaker 6: There is a little bit of history there.
Speaker 15: Nixon got involved in it and it did create some
Speaker 15: chaos and inflation and played a role in the stagflation
Speaker 15: era of the seventies. So there is precedent we can
Speaker 15: look at to see what happens when we get too
Speaker 15: much political control. But you know, historically that area has
Speaker 15: stayed relatively free of political interference.
Speaker 4: Well, I recall Carter screaming and yelling about Paul Volker
Speaker 4: because he one of the interest rates lowered back when
Speaker 4: Vulkar was head of the chair ahead of the FED
Speaker 4: and Volker refused to relent.
Speaker 3: So the other way on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, exactly, We've been down this road before, so I
Speaker 4: appreciate the independence of the FED. Now, how independent is
Speaker 4: the FED chair in decision making? Because there are all
Speaker 4: kinds of you know, governing board members, they all have
Speaker 4: a say in it or is the chairman exclusively responsible
Speaker 4: for making the decision?
Speaker 6: Well, the buck stops with the chairman.
Speaker 15: But of course there's a lot of in put from
Speaker 15: the various Fed governors and who are regional as well
Speaker 15: as the board itself. And as matter of fact, that
Speaker 15: Trump is trying to stay ahead of that too as
Speaker 15: well by saying not only should should should Shair Powell
Speaker 15: step down, he should also remove himself from the board
Speaker 15: so that we don't have a situation of.
Speaker 6: A shadow chair.
Speaker 15: So there's I'm sorry there was Scott p Ascent that
Speaker 15: said that, but regardless, though, the whole point is they
Speaker 15: want Jerome Powell's opinion out of the mix entirely. So, yes,
Speaker 15: there is a lot of input, but at the end
Speaker 15: of the day, the decision rests with the chair.
Speaker 3: Well, this is a direct impact on treasury bills, right, Oh.
Speaker 15: Of course, yeah, I mean treasury builded. The Fed will
Speaker 15: set rates. We know how that works, right, They'll come
Speaker 15: out and they say rates go up. We're going to
Speaker 15: up a quarter percent, up, a half percent, down a
Speaker 15: quarter percent, whatever. But the market has an impact too,
Speaker 15: And because the market will of course, try to anticipate,
Speaker 15: and I'm referring to the bond market here. The bond
Speaker 15: market will try to anticipate what the moves are going
Speaker 15: to be. And so for example, you know, one of
Speaker 15: the popular things that people want to pay attention to
Speaker 15: this for is because maybe you're in a situation where
Speaker 15: you bought a house in the last three four years
Speaker 15: and you're paying six, seven, maybe even eight percent on
Speaker 15: a thirty year mortgage. Obviously that's something that's that's not
Speaker 15: the norm. We're happier when we're in the three to
Speaker 15: four percent range there. I'm not sure we're go all
Speaker 15: the way down there again, but the lower the better.
Speaker 15: But you want to look at the ten year Treasury
Speaker 15: that's what most mortgage mortgage rates are are tracking. So
Speaker 15: the Federal Reserve will make the moves too, but the
Speaker 15: market will also anticipate which way bonds are going to go,
Speaker 15: and that itself can have impact on what where interstrates
Speaker 15: are going to go.
Speaker 4: But you got to look past the veneer of a
Speaker 4: lower mortgage rate, don't you, Because you mentioned inflation being impacted.
Speaker 4: When the rates come down, you worry about inflation, there
Speaker 4: could be a spike and business activity gets generated, et cetera.
Speaker 4: But people keep talking about, gosh, we want the interest
Speaker 4: rates lower because I want a lower interest rate from
Speaker 4: my home. Now, that's all well and good if you're
Speaker 4: going to refinance and stay where you are, but that's
Speaker 4: not going to increase the stock of housing. In fact,
Speaker 4: we can consider inflation. The lower it is the charge
Speaker 4: to borrow money, the rate at which you borrow. It
Speaker 4: seems like the demand would go up, putting upward pressure
Speaker 4: on the price of a home.
Speaker 6: Yes, absolutely, and we haven't had that much downward Prince right.
Speaker 15: We all stories, we hear kind of anecdotal stories about
Speaker 15: how there's less activity, fewer housing starts, that kind of thing,
Speaker 15: but the prices have not yet dropped. That's how strong
Speaker 15: the demand has been. So yes, you're absolutely right. I
Speaker 15: think it depends on what situation you're in. If you
Speaker 15: already bought a house, then you really really want a
Speaker 15: rate cut so you can refinance, because you heard all
Speaker 15: the awesome stories when you were younger, of the prior
Speaker 15: fifteen twenty, when refinancing was something you did every six months.
Speaker 15: You know, on date night, you don't go out for
Speaker 15: dinner after work. It was just a regular routine. But
Speaker 15: on the other hand, if you are shopping for a house,
Speaker 15: you may not want that. You arguably might even want
Speaker 15: rates to tick up higher, so it'll finally break the
Speaker 15: back of housing demand and things will pull back a
Speaker 15: little bit. Now, all of those are very short term
Speaker 15: in nature, and it really just depends on what your
Speaker 15: own individual situation is. But these are all things, and
Speaker 15: we will not have a perfect situation. Somebody is going
Speaker 15: to end up on the short end of the stick clearly.
Speaker 4: Now, moving away from just the housing industry because you know,
Speaker 4: obviously that's governed purely by supply and demand. If there's
Speaker 4: not enough houses out there, the price is going to
Speaker 4: go up. It's the greatest illustration you can have of that.
Speaker 4: What about other areas of the how it would impact
Speaker 4: from an inflationary standpoint, other areas of businesses? Generally speaking,
Speaker 4: Why is it that a lower interest rate wo would
Speaker 4: have an inflationary reaction Outside of the housing market.
Speaker 6: It generates a lot more hats being thrown in the ring.
Speaker 15: So in other words, if if rates are low, that
Speaker 15: means I can get money for cheaper than I could before.
Speaker 15: And the best type of money to invest with is
Speaker 15: somebody else's. So that's where you hear about all these
Speaker 15: things about companies borrowing to invest or or you know,
Speaker 15: the fabulously wealthy set borrows against their holdings and simply
Speaker 15: wants to pay down the debt rather than liquidate those
Speaker 15: actual holdings to pay for their bills. This isn't something
Speaker 15: the average person gets to do, but that is we've
Speaker 15: set up a system in this country where that is
Speaker 15: a very profitable thing to be able to take advantage of.
Speaker 15: So that generates a lot more activity, and it generates
Speaker 15: just people going out and doing things and buying more
Speaker 15: products and so on and so forth because they're cheap,
Speaker 15: especially now, because we will when that happens, Brian, we
Speaker 15: will convince ourselves of scarcity. These rates that aren't going
Speaker 15: to stay low forever. I better do things right now.
Speaker 15: We saw this with products and imports in the first
Speaker 15: quarter of the year, where we saw a big spike
Speaker 15: in imports, but in anticipation of the coming Yeah, so
Speaker 15: anticipation will itself drive prices up.
Speaker 4: Well, you know you've got an opportunity to borrow for less.
Speaker 4: Of course you're gonna jump on that. That makes perfect sense. Now,
Speaker 4: let me just get a common or two from you
Speaker 4: on this comical notion that you need a what is it,
Speaker 4: two and a half billion dollar reserve office upgrade?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: What the hell.
Speaker 8: This one?
Speaker 15: It really feels like this is one that you know,
Speaker 15: the the government is operating out abilities that are hundred
Speaker 15: to two hundred years old, So I'm sure they need
Speaker 15: upgrades and things here and there, But yeah, two and
Speaker 15: a half billion dollars later on the price the end, However,
Speaker 15: Chair Powell hasn't ever been someone who is a ostentatious,
Speaker 15: look at me type of a person, So I can't
Speaker 15: I can't simply lay the blame at his feet to
Speaker 15: say that this was a mistake from the beginning. It
Speaker 15: does really seem to be what's what is anything? Go
Speaker 15: find anything that we can point at him and point
Speaker 15: out the weakness of him. And I'm speaking of you know,
Speaker 15: those who are on the warpath to get rid of him. Sure,
Speaker 15: if that's what they came up with, I'm feeling a
Speaker 15: little more confident about Chair Powell.
Speaker 3: No, and I'll agree with you all day long on
Speaker 3: that conclusion.
Speaker 4: And I don't I personally, I know Trump's been pointing
Speaker 4: the finger of Powell over this renovation cost. But to me,
Speaker 4: it exists beyond who's responsible for making the decision two
Speaker 4: and a half billion dollars. It's you can build a
Speaker 4: brand new Bengals Stadium for that kind of money.
Speaker 15: Yeah, absolutely, And there seems to be obviously, we need
Speaker 15: a lot more context behind this to understand exactly where
Speaker 15: that fails. I cannot imagine Taraf Powell spends a lot
Speaker 15: of time looking at marble samples with the job that
Speaker 15: he Yes, I'm pretty sure there are people to do this,
Speaker 15: And I have a feeling that kind of came out
Speaker 15: of left field when he realized he was going to
Speaker 15: have to have a bigger opinion on it and be
Speaker 15: more vocal than than he had.
Speaker 4: Well, you know, you'd expect some measure of fiscal responsibility
Speaker 4: from the head of the Fed. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You know, that's fair, that's a fair assessment. All right,
Speaker 4: I just yell out loud. I'm putting my foot down.
Speaker 4: There's no way of office renovations should ever cost this much.
Speaker 4: You're going to get lesser expensive chairs.
Speaker 3: Live with it. It's say fifteen right now. More with
Speaker 3: Brian James.
Speaker 4: Speaking of Tariff's solid earnings report, masking tariff volatility.
Speaker 3: That subject coming up next. Hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 4: Hey nineteen fifty five air CD talk station Happy Monday,
Speaker 4: Monday Monday with Brian James, ma all financial, Let's talk
Speaker 4: about earnings. Says earnings beats might mask tear of aliatility
Speaker 4: these two weeks. And I'm looking at the Wall Street
Speaker 4: Journal top of the scroll. There Dow, Jones, S and
Speaker 4: P and Nasdaq all ticking up at about a quarter
Speaker 4: percent up. So futures are up. This morning headline front
Speaker 4: page Wall Street Journal of the US economy is regaining
Speaker 4: its swagger, evidence mounting the companies and consumers who held
Speaker 4: back during the spring's tariff chill are starting to splurge again.
Speaker 4: And yet we have Donald Trump saying he's going to
Speaker 4: implement some new tariffs beginning August first, most notably in
Speaker 4: the European Union, a minimum of fifteen to twenty percent tariffs.
Speaker 4: So I'm having a difficult time reconciling what all this
Speaker 4: actually means.
Speaker 3: Brian James.
Speaker 4: It seems like we got good information over here, but
Speaker 4: oh my god, those evil tariffs are coming, And is
Speaker 4: that going to change people's buying habits? Are people going
Speaker 4: to stop buying. I don't doesn't seem to be bothered
Speaker 4: anybody right now anyway, Brian.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's not really spooking the herd.
Speaker 15: And we've been through this before, of course, in early
Speaker 15: April that was the first round of all the tariff chaos,
Speaker 15: and the market took an absolute beating, dropping in some
Speaker 15: cases close to twenty percent depending on the index you're
Speaker 15: looking at. And so we're going through this again. However,
Speaker 15: the headlines are no different. It's the same headlines. We're
Speaker 15: picking on a country and here's a percent number that
Speaker 15: we're gonna throw at them, and we're gonna give them
Speaker 15: a deadline.
Speaker 6: That same thing we did in April. But the market
Speaker 6: is now used to this.
Speaker 15: So where we're looking at now, August first, a fifty
Speaker 15: percent tariff on copper imports. This is purportedly for national
Speaker 15: security reasons. This is mostly gonna hit Chile with a
Speaker 15: significant impact of construction, electronics, auto energy.
Speaker 6: You know, it used to be that copper was used
Speaker 6: in plumbing and construction. That was kind of it.
Speaker 15: But now just about everything we touch nowadays, since everything
Speaker 15: has to have data moving across it, copper is just everywhere.
Speaker 15: So copper is almost a better indicator of overall economic
Speaker 15: activity than crude oil, you know, kind of crude oil
Speaker 15: used to be the more the more oil we buy,
Speaker 15: the more activity we must have. Well, now it's copper,
Speaker 15: and so there's gonna be a fifty percent tariff coming
Speaker 15: on August first, depending on how those other countries react,
Speaker 15: and thirty percent on EU and Mexico. And that's that
Speaker 15: one's I think, probably the most well known that we've
Speaker 15: got hanging out there, although with Mexico some of the
Speaker 15: USMCA compliant goods might sneak out of that. And then
Speaker 15: on again twenty five to thirty five percent on Canada, Japan,
Speaker 15: South Korea, and a few more so August first, that's
Speaker 15: the we're playing chicken right now.
Speaker 6: We'll see who's going to swerve here in a week
Speaker 6: or so.
Speaker 4: So the goal of the tariff, like for example, copper,
Speaker 4: we buy the copper right, we need it here. We
Speaker 4: don't have a giant copper mind where we're manufacturing our own.
Speaker 4: So there is an idea to re shore American copper production.
Speaker 4: It's just to teariff the country that we're buying it from, correct, Yeah.
Speaker 15: The only way that we can if if we could
Speaker 15: find something in our own dirt that did the same
Speaker 15: thing that copper did, but you know, maybe even better
Speaker 15: than we would do that instead. We wouldn't be talking
Speaker 15: about terif we would throw it out here. But some
Speaker 15: things we simply cannot produce at home.
Speaker 4: Now, in so far as Chilean copper production, We're okay,
Speaker 4: we can get it now. It's going to be fifty
Speaker 4: percent more when the tariff goes in effect. What are
Speaker 4: we asking from them that we would harm ourselves so
Speaker 4: much because there is such a huge demand for copper.
Speaker 15: Brian James, Well, we are simply asking we're asking them
Speaker 15: to pay up. You want to do business here, and
Speaker 15: we're in We're are kind of you know, uh taking
Speaker 15: a flyer on this, thinking that we are such a
Speaker 15: big market.
Speaker 6: We're just throwing our weight around.
Speaker 15: We are the United States is the largest market by far,
Speaker 15: not even close to many many other markets that might
Speaker 15: be buying these products.
Speaker 6: And we're we're simply looking for a better deal.
Speaker 15: It's really no different than we used to We used
Speaker 15: to hear the stories about, uh, you kind of still
Speaker 15: do about Walmart driving small mom and pop shops out
Speaker 15: of business, uh, because they were looking for every to
Speaker 15: save every possible penny they possibly could. They're the biggest,
Speaker 15: you know, the biggest knife in the drawer, so they're
Speaker 15: going to use their weight. That's the same thing the
Speaker 15: United States is doing here across all these countries.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, another thing I saw in this report that you
Speaker 4: provided to me some it looks like pretty good news
Speaker 4: to me. Upbeat start to the earning season helped to
Speaker 4: quell off these tariff fears. Around eighty three percent of
Speaker 4: the S and P five hundred companies that are reported
Speaker 4: earnings have exceeded expectations. That's pretty damn good, right there, Brian, he.
Speaker 6: Is, we're on a good run.
Speaker 15: And uh and this is uh, you know again, this
Speaker 15: is what we're what we always talk about here is
Speaker 15: what did the analyst think was going to happen versus
Speaker 15: what did happen? And we talked about this last week
Speaker 15: United with a handful of different companies, but this week
Speaker 15: it's Alphabet, which owns Google and YouTube, stronger than first
Speaker 15: quarter growth. On Thursday, Intel was up. So it was
Speaker 15: a lot of technology stocks this week. And again those
Speaker 15: are the ones that benefit a lot from Copper with
Speaker 15: all the data houses and things that they have to
Speaker 15: build out there. So we're just continuing this role of
Speaker 15: companies being in a good spot and earning more than
Speaker 15: that cost them to sell their products, which is the
Speaker 15: core of everything we want to do, and so that's
Speaker 15: a sign of a stable economy.
Speaker 6: Inflation is currently.
Speaker 15: Not an issue. I agree with President Trump there. It
Speaker 15: is currently, as we're sitting here, not an issue. Some
Speaker 15: of the decisions he would prefer that we make may
Speaker 15: with regards to tariffs, as well as interest rate decisions
Speaker 15: that he would very much like to see Fedchair Powell
Speaker 15: put in place that could trigger inflation. Those are concerns
Speaker 15: and the market is a little bit hesitant on that.
Speaker 15: That's why we haven't seen it going through the roof.
Speaker 15: It's up a little bit every day, which is good,
Speaker 15: but at the same time, we haven't seen any huge
Speaker 15: spikes that you might normally expect when we have such
Speaker 15: positive earnings reports coming.
Speaker 3: Out, all right.
Speaker 4: Unlike copper, which is obviously a mandated necessary you know,
Speaker 4: you can't live without a type of item given all
Speaker 4: of the applications you put copper in. What is it
Speaker 4: that we buy from the European Union that is a
Speaker 4: must have item? Like copper? I mean, I understand lumber
Speaker 4: coming from Canada that impacts housing. You gotta have lumber,
Speaker 4: Gotta have copper for the pipes, gotta have copper for
Speaker 4: the electrician, electritricity transmission lines, et cetera. You can't do
Speaker 4: without it. Honestly, as much as I love Scotch, I
Speaker 4: can do without it. If the price goes up too high,
Speaker 4: I just won't buy it. So it's discretionary versus mandatories.
Speaker 4: Where really the rubber hits the road, And what are
Speaker 4: we getting from Europe that we consider mandatory or desperately needed.
Speaker 15: Yeah, well, well, obviously, you know, Scotch's deliveries to the
Speaker 15: West side of Cincinnati are a major major indicator that
Speaker 15: we watch to see, you know, exactly what's.
Speaker 6: Going on between our relationships there.
Speaker 15: But now a lot of pharmaceuticals, medicinal products that's about
Speaker 15: one hundred and twenty seven billion dollars last year, a
Speaker 15: lot of nuclear equipment, boilers in things like that. And
Speaker 15: then of course there are vehicles Mercedes BMW that there's
Speaker 15: still plenty of those on the road over here. So
Speaker 15: it's much more industrial types of things that's happened to
Speaker 15: be based elsewhere. But again, pharmaceuticals are being the bigger one.
Speaker 15: Think of companies like Sanofi and Bayar, and we know
Speaker 15: we do not manufacture a lot of our own drugshare.
Speaker 15: That's one of the things the current administration would like
Speaker 15: us to.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, maybe we'll have some activity in that direction.
Speaker 4: Let's Pauseibleh and Brian James back about picking the right
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Speaker 4: with Brian James from Ailworth Financial. A financial planner he is,
Speaker 4: so let's talk about financial planning. It's really important to
Speaker 4: have someone in your corner working on your side of
Speaker 4: the table and not for somebody else when it comes
Speaker 4: to financial planning. Isn't that a premier thing to think
Speaker 4: about when you're looking for a financial planner?
Speaker 15: Brian James, Well, yeah, and you're right, I am a
Speaker 15: little bit biased here. There's a reason I chose to
Speaker 15: get into this industry. And if the topic is what
Speaker 15: we look for in a financial advisor, you want to
Speaker 15: make sure that you're you're gonna learn something right. You
Speaker 15: don't need the old approach, you know from twenty thirty
Speaker 15: forty years ago, was somebody who can sell me some
Speaker 15: kind of product. And I remember my dad and his
Speaker 15: uncles and my uncles, uh trading these these these people
Speaker 15: they knew, and it was always whoever got them the
Speaker 15: most recent you know, good good hot stock tip. This
Speaker 15: is in the eighties when there was really nothing more
Speaker 15: than I want to throw money into something and watch
Speaker 15: it grow. There wasn't a lot of thought of how
Speaker 15: do I, how do I plan for taxes? How do
Speaker 15: I you know, put all the puzzle pieces together. So
Speaker 15: you want to make sure you're talking to somebody who
Speaker 15: is who is going to teach you something, who's gonna
Speaker 15: look at your situation and show it to you from
Speaker 15: a different point of view, so that you can think
Speaker 15: about things that you hadn't thought about before.
Speaker 4: That's really the key, okay, And I think one of
Speaker 4: the things that's always recommended by financial planners is get
Speaker 4: a handle on what you spend money on throughout the year.
Speaker 4: That's actually become a lot easier because you know, I'll
Speaker 4: get for example, from my MasterCard at the end of
Speaker 4: the year breakdown month to month and categories about everything
Speaker 4: that I use my credit card for. It's very eye opening,
Speaker 4: but it makes it really easy to figure out how
Speaker 4: much you charge in a year, and that you can
Speaker 4: apply to your once and your what your needs might
Speaker 4: be in retirement.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that could become one of your goals, and that
Speaker 15: should be one of your goals. Obviously, we all have
Speaker 15: our own ships. We need to keep a float. That's
Speaker 15: where everything starts. And once you've got a handle on
Speaker 15: what your current cash flow is and you kind of
Speaker 15: nailed it if you're using credit cards, I think that's
Speaker 15: a great idea. By the way, if you're somebody who's
Speaker 15: responsible with credit cards, then get your rewards, pick something
Speaker 15: that works for you, and then use the tools that
Speaker 15: the credit card companies provide. But not everybody looks at
Speaker 15: They're buried in that website somewhere. Every time you swipe
Speaker 15: that card, whatever that is is going to get categorized
Speaker 15: as a restaurant, as a gas station, as whatever, So
Speaker 15: you'll know exactly what it costs you just to keep
Speaker 15: that ship afloat. Then, in addition to that, there are
Speaker 15: other things you're doing. You've got a mortgage, you've got
Speaker 15: some other things. There are places like Duke that don't
Speaker 15: allow you to use your credit card. You're going to
Speaker 15: look at your checking account for that. But that'll give
Speaker 15: you your basic, your baseline of here's how much an
Speaker 15: income we need to just keep the ship afloat.
Speaker 6: On top of that, you can.
Speaker 15: Layer the things that you'll want to do in retirement
Speaker 15: because you have more time. Perhaps that's more travel, or
Speaker 15: maybe it's supporting the kids, grandkids, so on and so forth.
Speaker 4: All right, and obviously things change over time. You hopefully
Speaker 4: maybe once you reach retirement, don't have a mortgage that
Speaker 4: you have to pay for.
Speaker 6: Well, give me a decision.
Speaker 15: Right, if you're somebody who's you've got one of those
Speaker 15: two and a half three percent mortgages, then you may
Speaker 15: want to maintain them. Matter of fact, I would advise
Speaker 15: maintaining that, just make the cash flow work for you
Speaker 15: and some people a lot of people hesitate on that
Speaker 15: because we kind of get in our heads that well,
Speaker 15: someone else has to give me money so that I
Speaker 15: can survive. Therefore, my entire budget has to be squished
Speaker 15: into my Social Security check. Meanwhile, I'm going to ignore
Speaker 15: the two million dollar nest egg that I've set aside.
Speaker 6: Rather than paying off the.
Speaker 15: Mortgage in a lump, which would probably cost you a
Speaker 15: good amount of taxes by liquidating the resources you would
Speaker 15: need to do that, then simply start taking at least
Speaker 15: that mortgage payment out. Just take it out on a
Speaker 15: monthly basis, five days before the mortgage payment is due.
Speaker 15: All you've done is build a money machine. And then again,
Speaker 15: this is if you've got one of those two and
Speaker 15: a half three percent mortgages, then maybe needs another five
Speaker 15: to ten years to get paid off. Now a different
Speaker 15: situation if you just moved somewhere in the last three
Speaker 15: four years, now you've got a twenty five years left
Speaker 15: on a six percent mortgage, that's a different discussion. But again,
Speaker 15: this is where a financial advisor can help you see
Speaker 15: the impact of paying it all off in a lump,
Speaker 15: or perhaps meeting the middle ground and paying a little
Speaker 15: more so that it's only got seven years versus fifteen
Speaker 15: or something like that.
Speaker 4: Fair enough, And I know one of the points in
Speaker 4: the article about choosing a financial planner, and this person's
Speaker 4: initial is walking through the process of arranging with the
Speaker 4: financial planner. Paragraph caption. Advisors aren't just for rich people.
Speaker 4: You will meet with people just starting out in their careers,
Speaker 4: but they don't have a giant stack of two hundred
Speaker 4: thousand dollars that they're ready to invest.
Speaker 15: Correct, Brian, Absolutely, we'll talk to anybody because the education
Speaker 15: part of that's frankly what I enjoy the most. That
Speaker 15: doesn't mean we necessarily have to have a formalized relationships necessarily,
Speaker 15: but a lot of times all people really need is
Speaker 15: to some basic understanding. And I'll have many meetings with
Speaker 15: my client's kids who are just getting started, and they hit,
Speaker 15: you know, they hit on the big topics of I'm
Speaker 15: putting money in my four one k am I putting
Speaker 15: in enough? How do I decide whether to put you know,
Speaker 15: money on the traditional side versus the roth side. And
Speaker 15: should I pay off this mortgage? There is a notion
Speaker 15: that I shouldn't have any debt. All debt is evil.
Speaker 15: Should I pay off this mortgage? Should I spend you know,
Speaker 15: twenty years not saving anything because I want to get
Speaker 15: this house paid off?
Speaker 6: The answer to that is a hard no.
Speaker 15: We got to do a little bit of everything, but yes,
Speaker 15: some of these things are basic just understanding what is
Speaker 15: the impact of long term savings and what should I
Speaker 15: expect out of the market in terms of ups and downs.
Speaker 15: If I can arm somebody with that and they go
Speaker 15: off for thirty years, they'll come back with a much
Speaker 15: bigger puzzle for me to solve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I know we've had this conversation before. Going
Speaker 4: back to the mortgage. Yeah, I did have a like
Speaker 4: like three percent mortgage, but ended up paying extra each
Speaker 4: month to get it paid off. I hate debt, and
Speaker 4: a mortgage to me is just one more debt I
Speaker 4: owe somebody money. I don't like being in that position.
Speaker 4: I know I could have made more in the market
Speaker 4: had I left the market. I could like to you
Speaker 4: guys to invest or something more than the three percent
Speaker 4: that I'm being charge in interest. But just from a
Speaker 4: comfort standpoint, I'm that weird guy that I just I
Speaker 4: can't abide owing someone money man now, And.
Speaker 15: There's a I wouldn't call that weird. That's just it's
Speaker 15: just a point of view, and there's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 15: I also happen to know that you have a financial
Speaker 15: advisor behind you, and I know you went through the
Speaker 15: process of Okay, if we pay it off sooner the
Speaker 15: mortgage goes away.
Speaker 6: Sooner in our in our.
Speaker 15: Overall assets look like this versus if we if we
Speaker 15: simply let it all go and pay off the mortgage
Speaker 15: as minimally as possible, looks like that, And then you
Speaker 15: made an educated decision that you were more comfortable with
Speaker 15: not having the mortgage in place. And that is perfectly
Speaker 15: that is a perfectly rational way to do it. It's
Speaker 15: not always about what what's the biggest number that falls
Speaker 15: out of the bottom of the spreadsheet.
Speaker 4: Well, and the smartest thing you can do from a
Speaker 4: financial standing standing plan point, standing our financial planning standpoint,
Speaker 4: Brian out kick your coverage with your choice of spouse.
Speaker 6: That is that I've done that as well myself, and yeah,
Speaker 6: that is a huge impact. If you're on the same.
Speaker 3: Page with regard to money.
Speaker 4: Amen that Brian. Jay's always a pleasure to have you
Speaker 4: on the program. Appreciate all with financial loaning out for
Speaker 4: the segments, and I look forward to next Monday, another
Speaker 4: edition of Money Monday.
Speaker 6: Have a good week, stay cool and dry.
Speaker 3: You do the same.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Brian, thank you so much for having me
Speaker 2: and I don't really like that little snicker laugh, but
Speaker 2: we'll we'll ignore it.
Speaker 6: And congratulations again.
Speaker 2: Behind the wheel, well you know, I mean.
Speaker 4: Come on, when you're drugged up from anesthesia, they don't
Speaker 4: let you behind the wheel. Must have a designated driver,
Speaker 4: and that's me, and that's okay. I don't mind. She
Speaker 4: takes good care of me and I'm happy to take
Speaker 4: a day off for her. But beyond that, DIDV and
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Speaker 4: I was at your twenty fifth anniversary celebration. You've been
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Speaker 4: the outset on your wonderful success. Because let's face that
Speaker 4: the products work, or you wouldn't be around that long.
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Speaker 2: hearing that well.
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Speaker 4: very rainy out there. I have actually it's usually two dogs.
Speaker 4: We have our dog and our grandpuppy, Dohlia. She spends
Speaker 4: most of the every day at our house. So I
Speaker 4: got animals coming in and out in with the rain.
Speaker 4: On the things that you point out, not only do
Speaker 4: they have muddy feet, but they can kind of give
Speaker 4: off a sort of a funky odor when they come
Speaker 4: in back from outside in the rain.
Speaker 3: And the heat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's their protection so that they're not so hot
Speaker 2: or in the winter not so cold. But yeah, it's
Speaker 2: to us it smells, and to us we want to
Speaker 2: give them a bath, and too many baths dry out
Speaker 2: their skins, so we have a better solution. It's called Magic.
Speaker 2: It's actually a product of odorative product of water and
Speaker 2: essential oils. Ideally, spray your hands with it and you
Speaker 2: pet your dog with it. Yeah, they're not spraying them specifically.
Speaker 2: You could, but sometimes I don't like that spray sounds.
Speaker 2: What it does is absorb those smells coming off your dog,
Speaker 2: and it's going to last for oh, depending on how
Speaker 2: much you put on a week, maybe two weeks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you don't have.
Speaker 2: To bathe them. They're not going to get that mel
Speaker 2: on their furniture when they jump up to love on
Speaker 2: you and your lap. It's really an amazing product on
Speaker 2: how it works that way, but it gets rid of
Speaker 2: lots of other odors too, like the food.
Speaker 4: Odors that the magic is. The Magic is the one
Speaker 4: I keep in my glove box in my car, right,
Speaker 4: that's for the fast food carry out stuff.
Speaker 3: I don't want my car smell like Indian food or
Speaker 3: something exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people who smoke, they sprints themselves when they get
Speaker 2: out so that people think they don't smoke.
Speaker 3: It's oh yeah.
Speaker 2: I have a friend who her husband calls it, get
Speaker 2: that Houdini spray because we're going to we're going out
Speaker 2: in the car tonight. So they sprit themselves and it
Speaker 2: smells like they don't smoke.
Speaker 3: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 14: And that.
Speaker 4: Magic ix ues for food odors and for your dog
Speaker 4: and you on the dog when the dog enrolled. And
Speaker 4: I've used this to support your your your products in
Speaker 4: the past. The concentrate that you sew, that you mix
Speaker 4: with water, the concentrate and it's all natural, right, I mean,
Speaker 4: we're talking about all natural ingredients in this. That dog,
Speaker 4: I don't know what in the hell liam rolled around it,
Speaker 4: but it reaked. It must have been something dead or
Speaker 4: some kind of unknown beast feces out there. But we
Speaker 4: washed him, you know, we gave him a back, and
Speaker 4: you still smelled it. So I put that concentrate on
Speaker 4: a rag and I rubbed it all over his head
Speaker 4: and it disappeared instantly.
Speaker 2: And that's what it does. It goes after the source.
Speaker 2: So it's a different product than the magic Yeah, still
Speaker 2: water in the central oils, but a different combination. And
Speaker 2: it needs to be placed on, sprayed, applied just like
Speaker 2: you did on a ragr wash cloth, directly to the
Speaker 2: source of the odor, and it breaks it down and
Speaker 2: stops it from ever smelling again. It just kind of
Speaker 2: changes the composition and it won't it won't come back
Speaker 2: unless he rolls in that again.
Speaker 4: Oh god, I hope not about that. It's a flashback
Speaker 4: kind of moment here because it was just, oh, it's awful.
Speaker 4: I've never well anyway, don't beat a dead horse, Thomas.
Speaker 3: But it worked.
Speaker 4: I guess that's a fundamental point, nasty. And I use
Speaker 4: skunk spray as an example all the time because I've
Speaker 4: had listeners email me on that one. And for skunk
Speaker 4: you use which product if your dog comes home smell
Speaker 4: like a got hit with a skunk?
Speaker 2: That same one that eliminator concentrate. The eliminator comes in,
Speaker 2: are ready to use too where we already mixed it.
Speaker 2: So it's got a sprayer on the bottle, but then
Speaker 2: it comes and a concentrate where you can eat to refill. Well,
Speaker 2: you can refill any sized spray bottle actually true. So
Speaker 2: it's four ounces to a gallon of water, so that
Speaker 2: it's going to last quite a long time.
Speaker 3: It'll last a while well.
Speaker 4: And then the other thing people have a problems with
Speaker 4: with all the rain, Like I you've got a moist
Speaker 4: basement mold and you got a problem for the mold
Speaker 4: or a product for the mold too. We have total four.
Speaker 2: Separate products and that's why our range of odors is
Speaker 2: so wide that we can actually eliminate. We have two
Speaker 2: products for the mold. One. They're both the same chemical
Speaker 2: chlorine dioxide, which isn't natural, but it's very safe. The
Speaker 2: way our products are packaged and the instructions, I guess
Speaker 2: when you follow the instructions, just like everything else. But
Speaker 2: the one puts a gas in the air and you
Speaker 2: put it behind a fan. It's a safe gas. It's invisible.
Speaker 2: It smells a little bit like chlorine.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like walking into anadatorium, a little bit, just that
Speaker 4: background in the background, you'll have that little tiny chlorine smell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it actually is chlorine, but with an extra
Speaker 2: oxygen molecule added, which is why it's so super at
Speaker 2: getting rid of the odors. That extra oxygen and it
Speaker 2: oxidizes those things. So it oxidizes the mold spores in
Speaker 2: the air, It oxidizes cigarette smoke smell, attar and nicotine
Speaker 2: that maybe somebody smoked in their house for five or
Speaker 2: twenty five years. It's going to get rid of that
Speaker 2: because again it's going after the source of the odor.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and actually and the second one go ahead.
Speaker 4: Oh, I was going to say, I had a little
Speaker 4: battery operated fan and I can't remember under what circumstances,
Speaker 4: but I put the small package of the AQM you're
Speaker 4: talking about that releases the gas in a car because
Speaker 4: the inside of the car smoke, and so just closed
Speaker 4: all the windows up, had a little tiny battery operated
Speaker 4: fan that last, I mean, nothing goes for twelve hours
Speaker 4: or more, and so I just attached it to that
Speaker 4: and let it sit for a whole day and eliminated
Speaker 4: everything in that car. Whatever the odors were, it was gone.
Speaker 4: So that's just one way you can use that. So
Speaker 4: you got mold, you got mildew, you got coup of
Speaker 4: human odors, pet oders, every kind of odor you can
Speaker 4: come up with as a product on your website for
Speaker 4: that and looks like there's a great time to buy
Speaker 4: it because you've got a discount going on right now.
Speaker 2: We do. It's fifteen percent off on when you buy
Speaker 2: on our website. And you also when you spend twenty
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Speaker 2: thirty five dollars. We're going to add a free six
Speaker 2: ounce bottle of Magic, so whatever you buy, you'll get
Speaker 2: either an extra Magic or a bottle of Magic to
Speaker 2: test it out or use that for odors anywhere. With
Speaker 2: sports owners, we didn't talk about sports olders in a
Speaker 2: gym bag. You're picking up your kids from soccer keeping
Speaker 2: Magic in your car. It's a bigger bottle.
Speaker 4: Dev I'm laughing at you at your order page because
Speaker 4: you have the college and sports package and you also
Speaker 4: have what you call a teenager kit. That's hilarious. But anyway,
Speaker 4: the kids are there, multiple packages, a mixed bag of
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Speaker 4: But again, if you spend more than twenty five bucks,
Speaker 4: it's ship to you for free. You spend more than
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Speaker 4: Ded Meyer from odo Exit, thanks for the time you
Speaker 4: spent my listeners in meet today, and thank you for
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Speaker 4: Eight fifty two fifty five KAROS DE talk station Helping Monday,
Speaker 4: Gary Jeff Walker covering from me tomorrow. Thank you, Gary Jeff,
Speaker 4: if you're out there listening right now. Christopher Smithing was
Speaker 4: on the program early with a smith event on a
Speaker 4: tear as usual, Money Monday's Brian James, and then of
Speaker 4: course deb from Oter Eggs at fifty five kr SE
Speaker 4: dot com. The podcast Page uh started out this morning
Speaker 4: I believe it six o'clock hour, talking about the new
Speaker 4: revelations the Russian collusion hoax that was manufactured by the
Speaker 4: Obama administration after being told by their experts in the
Speaker 4: Department of Justice and or FBI whoever that was looking
Speaker 4: into this, that there was no involvement with the Russians
Speaker 4: going into the twenty sixteen election, none period. Obama didn't
Speaker 4: like that, so he ordered a new directive, one that
Speaker 4: Well concluded that the Russians were somehow involved with Donald Trump,
Speaker 4: and that of course led to four years of investigations
Speaker 4: in Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, and now we come to
Speaker 4: find out it was all a lie, a lie built
Speaker 4: on by the Biden administration when he was reelected, so
Speaker 4: one that they claim exists until this day, some referring
Speaker 4: to it as an attempted coup, undermining Donald Trump's authority,
Speaker 4: undermining the will of the American people. Some people are
Speaker 4: thoroughly convinced that the twenty twenty election was rigged. When
Speaker 4: you can make that argument, and I understand the reasons why.
Speaker 4: But now we have former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn
Speaker 4: calling on the Department of Justice to confiscate the passport
Speaker 4: a former President Barack Obama, Yes, Barack Obama's passport Flynn
Speaker 4: Keith figuring the Trump administration made this request after this
Speaker 4: newly declassified presidential briefing document show how the Obama well
Speaker 4: was involved directly with the Trump Russia collusion narrative built
Speaker 4: entirely on lies created by Hillary Clinton, the DNC, the
Speaker 4: Steele dossier, for example, documents released by the Director of
Speaker 4: National Intelligence Telsea Gabbett on Friday Show, Obama knew the
Speaker 4: Russian collusion narrative was a hoax and was involved in
Speaker 4: manufacturing and politicizing the intelligence to create the narrative. Flynn
Speaker 4: also targeted by the Obama administration during the Russia Collusion,
Speaker 4: which Hunt was on with Steve Bannon, noted Conservative to
Speaker 4: discuss these documents. Flynn also suggested that other officials from
Speaker 4: the NSA, FBI, and CIA may have been involved in
Speaker 4: this what he calls coup attempt and could face prosecution.
Speaker 4: And that's exactly what many are calling for now, prosecution
Speaker 4: for the wrongdoings they committed and the lies that they
Speaker 4: created and manufactured and sold in the American public. Complicit was,
Speaker 4: of course, your legacy mainstream media in parroting this narrative
Speaker 4: over and over again, layer upon layer upon layer of coruction. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you don't even get over to like, for example, the
Speaker 4: lies that were told about Hunter Biden's laptop. Yeah, lies
Speaker 4: outright lies. They sold that bill of goods. You look,
Speaker 4: fifty one experts say this is a Russian disinformation.
Speaker 3: Now, that was a lie.
Speaker 4: They knew way ahead of that letter coming out that
Speaker 4: that was genuine Hunter Biden laptop. So distrust a little
Speaker 4: bit jaded, little bit cynical about government. Yeah, I know,
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Speaker 4: looked up and saw you were there, but it got
Speaker 4: to run stick around, folks. Glenbeck's coming right up, and
Speaker 4: as always, thank you Joe Strecker, executive producer, for producing
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