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Speaker 1: Joe got lined up this morning. Of course, Friday's Tech
Speaker 1: Friday with Day had her first guest six thirty. Every Friday. Today,
Speaker 1: we'll talk with Dave about Google threatening I guess the
Speaker 1: so called social media influencers unless they recommend the Google's
Speaker 1: phone brand. Okay, Mayor Hatter, Dave Hatter taking off his
Speaker 1: Interest I hat and putting on his Mayor hat. He's
Speaker 1: urging cybersecurity focus. Of course, he urges that to everybody
Speaker 1: every Friday. Cybersecurity. Cybersecurity. When you're designing programs, start with
Speaker 1: security in mind and then work from there. And of
Speaker 1: course for those people with systems and security or with
Speaker 1: computers and systems in place, It's time to focus on
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Speaker 1: We know his mantra on that one. He also recommends
Speaker 1: staying away from Google. Don't give to Google your data.
Speaker 1: There are other options. Today the message is stay off Timu, Joe,
Speaker 1: do you know about Are you familiar with Timu?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: It's like Chinese Amazon? Okay? Wasn't most of the stuff
Speaker 1: on Amazon manufacturing in China? Anyway? Is this trip really necessary? Well,
Speaker 1: we'll get the details with Dave Hatterck and beginning at
Speaker 1: six point thirty fast forward to seven thirty are resident
Speaker 1: German expert hair Don Teltzman, Don Heinrich Toltzman, v Gaate
Speaker 1: and Z It's October fest season. We're going to get
Speaker 1: information in the German festivals and follow German American Citizen
Speaker 1: League of Greater Cincinnati on Facebook, where you will find
Speaker 1: out about all the German festivals. I want to find
Speaker 1: out about the German festivals by having them actually come
Speaker 1: in studio with the food and the beverages. I don't
Speaker 1: know why that's gone by the wayside. Somebody out there
Speaker 1: doesn't feel like coming to the studio and talking about
Speaker 1: this stuff. Always have a good time doing that, So
Speaker 1: we'll see if we can't bring that back at some point.
Speaker 1: And then the war birds lunkin airport weekend, Jim Stid's
Speaker 1: going to come in and talk about the war burds.
Speaker 1: You hear commercials on that one. So in Monday, I
Speaker 1: am off, Joe Strucker is off, Gary Jeff Walker will
Speaker 1: be covering for me on Labor Day, and then sadly,
Speaker 1: Joe Strekker will be out the balance of the week,
Speaker 1: leaving me to my own devices. Joe is indeed excited
Speaker 1: about that. Did you watch Kamala Harrison Tim Wallas last night, Joe?
Speaker 1: Did you see anything about ratings? Did they have like
Speaker 1: a number of people that you didn't see any articles?
Speaker 1: Neither did I not a single one, So no idea
Speaker 1: how many people tuned in to watch that she had
Speaker 1: endeavored to deal with her flip flops. Dan Bash trying
Speaker 1: to pin her down on her various flip flops, first
Speaker 1: interview she held in thirty nine days. She never answers
Speaker 1: media questions or very rarely. We all know that she
Speaker 1: has not held a real, genuine press conference. Instead, she
Speaker 1: opted for a pre recorded CNN interview. And if anybody
Speaker 1: did watch it, did it appear to be edited? I
Speaker 1: did not. I go to bed at eight, all right,
Speaker 1: so I didn't stay up to watch it. I was
Speaker 1: just reading the accounts this morning, fairly consistent in their
Speaker 1: criticis and analysis, these various accounts. Uh Bash asking Harris,
Speaker 1: the voters are really eager to hear what your plans
Speaker 1: are if you're elected. What would you do on day
Speaker 1: one in the White House? The day one agenda? Quote, Well,
Speaker 1: there are a number of things I will tell you,
Speaker 1: first and foremost. One of my highest priorities is to
Speaker 1: do what we can to support and strengthen the middle class. Period.
Speaker 1: Is that an insightful response? Does anybody know what that means?
Speaker 1: Do what we can see? It's the what we can
Speaker 1: part that we're all curious about. What specifically can you
Speaker 1: do on day one? Kamala Harris? She went on, when
Speaker 1: I look at the aspirations, the goals, the ambitions of
Speaker 1: the American people, I think that people are ready for
Speaker 1: a new way forward in a way that generations of
Speaker 1: Americans have been fueled by by hope and by optimism.
Speaker 1: So do what we can with a new way forward
Speaker 1: fueled by hope and optimism. Oh well, that's what she's
Speaker 1: going to do. Oh well, that was crimped. I feel enlightened, Johanan.
Speaker 1: I think sadly the last decade we've had the former president,
Speaker 1: someone who has really been pushing an agenda and an
Speaker 1: environment that is about diminishing the character and strength of
Speaker 1: who we are as Americans, really dividing our nation. And
Speaker 1: I think people are ready to turn the page on that.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, you know, I suppose we could probably spend
Speaker 1: literally hours on talking about the ways in which the Democrats,
Speaker 1: not the Republicans, have been dividing our name a wrong,
Speaker 1: every single possible topic involving our societal relations with each other,
Speaker 1: whether it's defunding the police, the LGBTQ plus agenda, we,
Speaker 1: I mean, just everything in the world is now this
Speaker 1: argument and this shouting match in this division match didn't
Speaker 1: used to be that way, And I'd say I would
Speaker 1: argue strongly that this really began an earnest under the
Speaker 1: Obama administration, was doubled down on by the Biden administration
Speaker 1: by his puppet masters, most notably the likes of probably
Speaker 1: Barack Obama. So Bash had to press her after that
Speaker 1: word salad, not really word salad, but that empty, vacuous
Speaker 1: nothingness that she uttered new way forward, hope and optimism.
Speaker 1: So what would you do day one? Quote Kamala Harris.
Speaker 1: Day one, It's going to be about one implementing my
Speaker 1: plan for what I call an opportunity economy. Now you
Speaker 1: pause for a moment, you think, Okay, this is the
Speaker 1: point at which she will start elaborating on her plan
Speaker 1: and deciding or defining for you and I what exactly
Speaker 1: is an opportunity economy. Her follow up sentence to that,
Speaker 1: I've already laid out a number of proposals in that regard,
Speaker 1: which includes what we're going to do to bring down
Speaker 1: the cost of everyday goods? Pause? Does anybody know anything
Speaker 1: that she has uttered by way of bringing down the
Speaker 1: cost of everyday goods except for her well fleeting comment
Speaker 1: about price controls, which ended up drawing the ire of
Speaker 1: every single economist and studier of student of history on
Speaker 1: the planet, and then she moved away from that. So
Speaker 1: what else has she said? I've already laid out a
Speaker 1: number of proposals in that regard were her words? Anyway?
Speaker 1: What we're going to do to bring down the cost
Speaker 1: through the economy. Already laid out of my proposals in
Speaker 1: regard to what we're going to do to invest in
Speaker 1: America's small businesses. Anybody remember what she's laid out about that? Nah,
Speaker 1: I didn't think so. And finally, what we're going to
Speaker 1: do to invest in families. Now that's the only one.
Speaker 1: She put a little bit of meat on the bones
Speaker 1: of the empty, vacuous statement. Day one, it's going to
Speaker 1: be about one implementing. Okay, hold on, I read that
Speaker 1: one already. For example, extending the child tax credit to
Speaker 1: six thousand dollars for families for the first year of
Speaker 1: their child's life to help them buy a car seat
Speaker 1: it's an expensive car seat, to help them buy baby clothes,
Speaker 1: a crib, And that's basically the Donald Trump plan to
Speaker 1: give you a five thousand dollars tax credit. She just
Speaker 1: added a grand so stealing from the Trump ideas and
Speaker 1: repackage of them into her idea. So that's the one
Speaker 1: thing that would be the related to I suppose her
Speaker 1: comment about investing in families. Then she follows up, there's
Speaker 1: the work that we're going to do that is about
Speaker 1: investing in the American family around affordable housing a big
Speaker 1: issue in our country right now. So there are a
Speaker 1: number of things on day one, So I get out
Speaker 1: of that six thousand dollars child tax credit. Other than
Speaker 1: that nothing now, Later she did suggest a twenty five
Speaker 1: thousand dollars down payment for every American so they can
Speaker 1: afford to buy a house. Now, again, the economists are
Speaker 1: probably screaming, going, well, that's just going to increase the
Speaker 1: price of a house by twenty five thousand dollars because
Speaker 1: everybody's starting off on the same playing field. You know,
Speaker 1: it's like you're in a bidding war. Harris doubled down
Speaker 1: in the interview is saying she would not banfracking if elected,
Speaker 1: claiming she made that clear back during the twenty twenty election.
Speaker 1: I remember during the twenty twenty elections she was selected
Speaker 1: to be vice president of Joe Biden, and during her
Speaker 1: debate with Mike Pence, she said, Joe Biden will not
Speaker 1: ban fracking. Joe Biden will not banfracking. However, when she
Speaker 1: was running for president, she specifically said, hell, yes, I
Speaker 1: will banfracking. And she of course mentioned a couple of
Speaker 1: times that her principles have not changed. She's the same person.
Speaker 1: So there's a little dodge, dip, duck, dive and dodge
Speaker 1: going on on that one. So on the record, her
Speaker 1: words were in twenty nineteen, I will banfracking, and again
Speaker 1: as the vice presidential candidate during the debate she said
Speaker 1: Joe Biden will not banfracking. She apparently was not asked
Speaker 1: during her period of time as vice president what her
Speaker 1: feelings are, her thoughts are, and whether she, if given
Speaker 1: the opportunity to do so, would banfracking. So that one's
Speaker 1: still out there. So there are obviously other points to
Speaker 1: be made on this, but I would say in terms
Speaker 1: of substantive interviews containing substance providing us with a clear,
Speaker 1: focused vision on the Kamala Harris Plan for the future.
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Speaker 1: Hey, if you're listening to Jay Rattlok speaking for all
Speaker 1: of us five twenty two on a Friday, let me
Speaker 1: tell you, Oh, let us see here data bash. It
Speaker 1: is because you have more experience now and you've learned
Speaker 1: more about the information. Is because you were running for
Speaker 1: president a Democratic primary, and should they, meaning the American people,
Speaker 1: feel comfortable and confident that what you're saying now is
Speaker 1: going to be your policy moving forward. Of course, springing
Speaker 1: from the idea that she's made a lot of policy
Speaker 1: changes or at least her people have articulated changes that
Speaker 1: are one hundred and eighty degrees opposite of where she
Speaker 1: stood before. So that's the layup question, almost helping her,
Speaker 1: helping her along the way, providing well an opportunity for
Speaker 1: to say, yeah, I have evolved. Yes, they should feel
Speaker 1: comfortable anyway. Responding to that question, I think the most
Speaker 1: important and most significant aspect of my political policy perspective
Speaker 1: and decisions is my values have not changed. You mentioned
Speaker 1: the Green New Deal. I have always believed that I
Speaker 1: have worked on it, that the climate crisis is real,
Speaker 1: that it is an urgent matter to which we should
Speaker 1: apply metrics that include holding ourselves to deadlines around time
Speaker 1: buzz quote deadlines around time. Of course, definitionly speaking, that
Speaker 1: is what a deadline is. So there's your word salad.
Speaker 1: That's the best word salad you got from unless you
Speaker 1: can extract one better than that one. I found out
Speaker 1: to be rather comical, And of course Donald Trump came
Speaker 1: out swinging with most notably a list of all the
Speaker 1: things that she did not address. Kamos supported ending cash
Speaker 1: bill for violent criminals. He pointed out Kammo's fundraising for
Speaker 1: the minut Sort of Freedom Fund which freed rioters, Kamala's
Speaker 1: tie breaking vote for America Rescue Plan, which economists say
Speaker 1: fueled inflation, kammalis support for defunding the police, Kamala's comments
Speaker 1: comparing policing to slavery, Comma's repeated praise of bidnomics, Kamalas
Speaker 1: support for Medicare for All, a socialist takeover of our
Speaker 1: healthcare system. Commalis support for closing immigration detention centers and
Speaker 1: freeing thousands of criminals into American neighborhoods. Kamala is saying
Speaker 1: that we need to start from scratch with ICE immigrations
Speaker 1: and customs enforcement and comparing ICE offers to the KKK,
Speaker 1: Kammala's support for reparation, and finally, kammalist support for decriminalizing prostitution, which,
Speaker 1: you know, that's kind of a libertarian point in a world,
Speaker 1: in a perfect world, where two consenting adults want to
Speaker 1: exchange money in return for sexual activity, I fundamentally find
Speaker 1: no problem with that as a concept. You know, free market,
Speaker 1: you're an adult, do what you want. Sadly, prostitution quite
Speaker 1: often involves the exploitation and abuse of people, generally speaking,
Speaker 1: and most notably children, so it's a little difficult for
Speaker 1: me to embrace that. Five twenty five, Feel free to call.
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Speaker 1: one hundred football Friday night as Joe has described it
Speaker 1: on the Weather Report. Partly Clottie scatter, chance of storms
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Speaker 1: now fifty five care CITYCAK station. It was the Channel
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Speaker 1: get to talk about well led in your pipes. Let's
Speaker 1: start their local stories. Thousands of runners and homeowners apparently
Speaker 1: getting letters from the Greater Sin Sunny Water Works in
Speaker 1: the upcoming weeks to let you know if there's lead
Speaker 1: in the service lines on your property. Letters be sent
Speaker 1: out beginning of the week of September. Second notification as
Speaker 1: a result of change is made by the US EPA
Speaker 1: to federal regulations involving lead and drinking water. This regulation
Speaker 1: requires utility companies to annually notify customers who may have
Speaker 1: a lead service line on their property, not of caase.
Speaker 1: She also goes to the customers who have lines made
Speaker 1: from galvanized steel, which may contain lead, and to customers
Speaker 1: whose lines are made of unknown materials. Apparently Greater Cincinnati
Speaker 1: served by the waterworks, The agency estimates that are around
Speaker 1: thirty five thousand lines that meet this criteria. The announcement
Speaker 1: from the waterworks that the utility will sent approximately five
Speaker 1: thousand letters per week for ten weeks to promote a
Speaker 1: more manageable volume of telephone calls and emails from customers
Speaker 1: who may have questions after receiving the letter. Utility estimates
Speaker 1: overall it'll be sending a total of fifty thousand letters,
Speaker 1: including multiple letters that we sent out to tenants, landlords,
Speaker 1: agents of rental properties. But in the US release, water
Speaker 1: Works said it is important to note that the presence
Speaker 1: of a lead line does not pose an immediate threat
Speaker 1: to customers. They say, when drinking water leaves their plant,
Speaker 1: it does not have any lead in it, but lead
Speaker 1: can enter the water if the pipe's connecting into your
Speaker 1: building contain lead or are galvanized steel, et cetera. Utility
Speaker 1: also says it uses a mixtures of chemicals to coat
Speaker 1: the interior of service lines to minimize any risk of
Speaker 1: lead getting into the water, which you know, it's probably
Speaker 1: one of those things. A chemicals will be determined sometimes
Speaker 1: down the road to be carcinogenic or something. Anyway, they
Speaker 1: haven't allowed lead since nineteen twenty eight these copper lines,
Speaker 1: and they do not allow galvanized steel. Since nineteen twenty eight,
Speaker 1: they have been working to replace the lead pipes at
Speaker 1: no cost to consumers. They have all of the lines
Speaker 1: repaired by twenty thirty seven. They have replaced so far
Speaker 1: nearly six thousand lead lines since twenty eighteen when the
Speaker 1: Enhanced Lead Servis Line Replacement Program Initial cap on all
Speaker 1: that was launched twelve hundred annually. Nothing to see here,
Speaker 1: don't sweat it. All is well one minute of the
Speaker 1: hospital after his Cincinnata Police officer hit him with his
Speaker 1: police cruiser. FLP president Ken Cober, speaking with local channel
Speaker 1: nine WCPO, said the officer was responding to reports of
Speaker 1: a person shot near Spring Grove Village when he hit
Speaker 1: a man attempting to cross the street in front of
Speaker 1: a metro bus. Officer had his lights and sirens on.
Speaker 1: The man was not in a crosswalk. Man taken to
Speaker 1: the hospital in critical condition. Channel nine reached out to
Speaker 1: this insane police deprography for more information on the crash
Speaker 1: and the man's condition, but has not heard back at
Speaker 1: the time of reporting. Cober, in his statements said police
Speaker 1: officers taking much care as possible when they're responding to
Speaker 1: a reported shooting with their lights and sirens on. Since
Speaker 1: our FOP ANDIST members are praying for the young man
Speaker 1: who was hit and for the officer involved, So that's
Speaker 1: it on that one now. Don't know where the money's
Speaker 1: coming from. With the City of Cincinnati announced yesterday a
Speaker 1: partnership with a nonprofit to use nearly one and a
Speaker 1: half million dollars to get rid of medical debt for
Speaker 1: I suppose certain city residents and air aftab per Ball.
Speaker 1: Today we are proud to announce the formal launch of
Speaker 1: a project addressing one of the most significant barriers are
Speaker 1: residents face medical debt. Funds help they're supposed to be
Speaker 1: use for residents who can't pay down their medical bills.
Speaker 1: He said. The program is really meant to try and
Speaker 1: even the playing field for folks who are trying to
Speaker 1: make ends meet, trying to get ahead of their bills,
Speaker 1: trying to put food on the table, and the need
Speaker 1: is acute and it is serious. I'm going to throw
Speaker 1: that along in with the lack of affordable housing. I
Speaker 1: suppose working with the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt initial CAP
Speaker 1: to buy up medical debt for less than what is owed,
Speaker 1: in other words, negotiating a settlement on behalf of the debtor.
Speaker 1: I suppose Mayor said they recently brought up about six
Speaker 1: million dollars worth of debt for a forty seven thousand
Speaker 1: dollars program, already working with officials from UC Health, among others.
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Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 4: Yesterday there was some discussion about false applications being received
Speaker 4: in the mail, and I read an article on the
Speaker 4: Federalist website yesterday, August twenty ninth by M. D. Kittle
Speaker 4: k I T T l E. Called business fraud. It
Speaker 4: pertains specifically to the stay of Ohio, and it points
Speaker 4: out a bad actor, Black Fork Strategies of Kent, Ohio.
Speaker 4: And this article also happens to quote local folks like
Speaker 4: the Board of Election director Sherry Poland in the Ohio
Speaker 4: Republican Party representative Alex Trantefila. I thought you might want
Speaker 4: to take a look at you.
Speaker 1: I'll look for it. I did not see that one,
Speaker 1: although I do regularly swing by that website for information. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I just didn't get to do that yesterday. And so
Speaker 1: what's the crisis? It because someone said I received a
Speaker 1: ballot in the mail, And as it turns out, no,
Speaker 1: it wasn't a ballot. It was an application for an
Speaker 1: absentee ballot, and the Secretary of State sent out or
Speaker 1: is in the process of sending out one of those
Speaker 1: to literally every registered voter in the state. So that's
Speaker 1: part what I heard.
Speaker 4: And the state of frank LeRose can't comment on this,
Speaker 4: but several Board of Elections folks along the state of
Speaker 4: Ohio did make comments in this article.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll check it out, and I appreciate the heads
Speaker 1: up down now and Lisa, thank you you wonder week,
Speaker 1: thanks for tuning in the program. Let's go to Bobby
Speaker 1: and see what Bobby's got today, Faith Flag, family Firearms.
Speaker 1: Perhaps Bobby, welcome to the show. Happy Friday to.
Speaker 5: You, Happy heat indexed my brother.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 5: Now, I got one of those things in the mail,
Speaker 5: but mine was sent to Cents and it's the Voter
Speaker 5: Participation Center, Twin River Drive, Columbus, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that would not be an appropriate mail or Frank
Speaker 1: Lroos did warn about it should come from an authorized
Speaker 1: entity like frank LeRose, Secretary of State. It shouldn't come
Speaker 1: from anything else or anybody else. Correct.
Speaker 5: Kamala Harris did a wonderful job last night. She's going
Speaker 5: to get thirty five percent of the votes. If said
Speaker 5: they pull her up on a gurney, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: That's true.
Speaker 5: So I consider her campaign as dead as a pan
Speaker 5: of fried chicken right now. So it's just a slow
Speaker 5: march down to the gallows.
Speaker 1: I hope you're right, Bobby. I hope you're right. A
Speaker 1: couple of new polls at USA Today poll has her
Speaker 1: leading Trump by five points. In the Wall Street Journal
Speaker 1: has the meta statistical tie. So I hope you're right, Bobby,
Speaker 1: and I hope the pollsters, at least as they currently show,
Speaker 1: are wrong.
Speaker 5: The Vegas Line has Trump at a one twenty five favorite.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, all take any good news I can find, Bobby.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying. He pointed my point me
Speaker 1: in the right direction. If it makes me the smile
Speaker 1: on my face, it makes me feel optimistic. I need
Speaker 1: that kind of news, brother, in a big way.
Speaker 5: Okay. One other thing is it must not be hot
Speaker 5: enough around here. Joe's going to go ahead and lay
Speaker 5: in the sun floor.
Speaker 1: Wonderful trip, I know, and Joe loves it when it's
Speaker 1: one hundred degrees and high humidity out. Bobby, have a
Speaker 1: wonderful weekend, brother, Always good to hear from you. Joe
Speaker 1: said he will be having a cocktail. There's no question
Speaker 1: about that. Real quickly, let me get one quick stack
Speaker 1: of stupid story and it's a short one. Thank you, Joe.
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Speaker 1: Tina Atkinson for trafficking meth amphetamine and a couple accounts
Speaker 1: of possession with intent to distribute a schedule narcotic US
Speaker 1: Marshalls worked to find Atkinson, who was ultimately found in
Speaker 1: her grandparents home in Collington County. Deputy's able to get
Speaker 1: her grandparents to come out of the house, she refused.
Speaker 1: When the US Marshals went inside the home, they did
Speaker 1: find her completely naked in the bottom of the bedroom closet,
Speaker 1: where she was arrested and then booked into the Hill
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Speaker 1: Fifty one and fifty five CARCU talkstation. And as regards
Speaker 1: to Lisa's call about that Federalist article, I want to
Speaker 1: thank Stuart who sent that to me yesterday. I didn't
Speaker 1: get a chance to go throw my mail because of
Speaker 1: course I don't have my mail logged in after I
Speaker 1: leave the morning show. So there it is. Stuart, thanks
Speaker 1: for forty that to me yesterday, and Lisa, thanks for
Speaker 1: bringing my attention. I'll endeavor to take a look at
Speaker 1: that over the top of the hour News the meantime
Speaker 1: back to the stack of Stupid Los Angeles, where a
Speaker 1: residence of a mid worlster neighborhood now dealing with a
Speaker 1: disturbing situation. A fifty one year old guy, identified police
Speaker 1: as homeless, went from one home to another naked, terrorizing neighbors.
Speaker 1: He was, of course captured on multiple security video.
Speaker 5: Deliberately.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the guy.
Speaker 5: We could get into the penalty box a little by himself.
Speaker 1: There is a component of that Joe. In the article,
Speaker 1: yoll Wanda Chek is one of the number of neighbors
Speaker 1: whose security cameras caught the guy roaming around the neighborhood naked,
Speaker 1: pleasuring himself, see there you go, Joe, and, among other things,
Speaker 1: screaming incoherently.
Speaker 7: As a tradition.
Speaker 1: She called the situation extremely unsettling. Police identified the man
Speaker 1: as dash Shun Barnett, fifty one years old and taking
Speaker 1: it to custody on burglary charges. Last week, Anthony Festa
Speaker 1: reported that Barnett allegedly entered his garage and stole clothing, towels,
Speaker 1: and and camper parts. Another resident admitted, it made me
Speaker 1: scared and it gave me anxiety. Of course it would.
Speaker 1: Festa claimed that Barnett had been exposing himself throughout the summer,
Speaker 1: starting with the beginning of the year. Quote, he had weapons.
Speaker 1: He chased us with a taser. He chased us with
Speaker 1: a dagger. That was the last time he had been arrested.
Speaker 1: Almost every week Kinky. One neighbor described as an attorney,
Speaker 1: shared the difficulties involved in taking legal action against this
Speaker 1: homeless individual. Community had considered obtaining a temporary straining order
Speaker 1: against Barnett, but this attorney pointed out the challenge is
Speaker 1: serving such an order onto a homeless person. He raised
Speaker 1: a practical question, we were supposed to do that? Or
Speaker 1: were we supposed to do that? Or were the police
Speaker 1: supposed to do that? He admitted he would not take
Speaker 1: on the task himself. As the neighbors continued to seek help,
Speaker 1: they expressed their hope to see Barnett removed from the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Also see him receive the mental health supporting needed. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see here. Let's try this one. Pennsylvania, Lower Chickchester, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 1: Moments of a terrifying cast and local daycare came to
Speaker 1: an abrupt end when police took a naked and blood
Speaker 1: covered man in charging with over one hundred defenses. Officers
Speaker 1: responded reports of an intoxicated man armed with scissors who
Speaker 1: was trying to break into the Sunrise Christian Day School.
Speaker 1: They arrived to find clothes strewnoclaus lobby, along with loud
Speaker 1: banging and glass breaking above them. Suspect had jumped from
Speaker 1: the second floor, according to authorities, who say they found
Speaker 1: him naked and covered in blood on the street below.
Speaker 1: Taken into custody, identified as eighteen year old Sahir Sandler
Speaker 1: Chandler while being transported to medical care for treatment. Police
Speaker 1: say he's bat blood and sal on the medical staff.
Speaker 1: Sadler Chandler charged with more than one hundred defences, including burglary,
Speaker 1: simple assault, reckless endangerment, weapons offenses, and harassment.
Speaker 6: The aristocrats.
Speaker 1: Well at least it's reasonably close. In Evansville, Indiana, MANI
Speaker 1: facing several charges after authority say he was involved in
Speaker 1: a standoff with deputies late Tuesday Eastern Posey County at
Speaker 1: a home on Norman Avenue. Sheriff's office said deputies were
Speaker 1: called at the home by somebody living in the area
Speaker 1: who said their neighbor was firing a gun outside nine
Speaker 1: one one caller so they could also hear yelling and screaming.
Speaker 1: Deputies arrived, they say a standoff began with the suspect,
Speaker 1: twenty seven year old Chaissy Hayhurst of Evansville. During the standoff,
Speaker 1: Sheriff's department said Hayhurst eventually came out of the home naked,
Speaker 1: arm of the handgun as a tradition. After a few
Speaker 1: minutes of negotiations, deputies say they talked him into dropping
Speaker 1: the weapons. Yeah. No comments about what he did with
Speaker 1: the handgun, though Joe Hey harst taking it accustody despite
Speaker 1: resisting deputy. Sheriff's office said that he also threatened confinement
Speaker 1: officers once he was admitted into the jail. Booked in
Speaker 1: the Posy cant of Jail on charges of including a
Speaker 1: criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon, intimidation, and resisting law enforcement.
Speaker 1: No comment about indecent exposure and finally, Chenango County Sheriff's
Speaker 1: Office is in New York arrested a man for crimes
Speaker 1: against children. Sheriff's office said Paul Callahan, forty, of neighborhood
Speaker 1: of green charged with attempted dissemination of indecent materials to
Speaker 1: miners in the first degree, which is a felony. Officers
Speaker 1: also charging with misdemeanor offensive endangering the welfare of a child.
Speaker 1: Detectives arrested in August twentieth after investigation determined he sent
Speaker 1: several nude photos of himself to a decoy fourteen year
Speaker 1: old boy's online account. Offset Callahan was released on an
Speaker 1: appearance ticket and will appear in the town of green
Speaker 1: Court at a later date. Now he got one of
Speaker 1: those liberal Hamilton County type judges. Joe five point fifty
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Speaker 1: on eight and t fund And thanks to Lisa for
Speaker 1: bringing the article to my attention. It's like I bring
Speaker 1: it to your attention, as well as Steward who forded
Speaker 1: me a link to it yesterday. This is fraud high
Speaker 1: investigators looking at his suspect voter registrations tied to left
Speaker 1: wing firm and get the details here at a moment. Firstly,
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Speaker 1: on the warbirds thing and the podcast, et cetera. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I did go over some of the things from the
Speaker 1: Aamala Harris Tim Waltz softball interview yesterday. She's all over
Speaker 1: the board and didn't really provide any substance, which is
Speaker 1: my I guess boiled down analysis of that. But since
Speaker 1: I did get a chance to look at this fraud
Speaker 1: article is the state of Ohio and it is rather concerning,
Speaker 1: So let's dive into that. According to the reporting, again,
Speaker 1: this is an article by M. D. Kittle appearing on
Speaker 1: the Federalist website. So we have a couple of people
Speaker 1: identified as a woman named Cassandra and a guy named Harry.
Speaker 1: Cassandra and Harry Scott. They got a voter registration updates
Speaker 1: sowing that they had changed their address but they hadn't
Speaker 1: had one kind of Bord of Elections received a couple
Speaker 1: of registration forms from and here's the left winging organization
Speaker 1: that's involved in this controversy. It's an entity called Black
Speaker 1: Forced Black Fork Strategies LLC, described as an Ohio based
Speaker 1: in their own description, engagement firm that focuses on all
Speaker 1: aspects of community and electoral field work. So they get
Speaker 1: these registration forms and because it's the Board of Elections,
Speaker 1: it says make a change. They made the requested change
Speaker 1: and changed the address. They then sent the notice to
Speaker 1: the voters about the new address. And that's when Cassandra
Speaker 1: and Harry showed up with the Board of Elections to
Speaker 1: let them know that they hadn't ever filled a form
Speaker 1: out changing their address. Jerry Poland to the Hamiltunty Bard
Speaker 1: of Elections. She's both of these voters appeared at our
Speaker 1: office during normal business hours after receiving those acknowledgment cards.
Speaker 1: The new address that was submitted on his registration cards
Speaker 1: was actually the place of business for MZ Cassandra. She
Speaker 1: had not moved and did not complete the registration forms.
Speaker 1: So who did it? That false? Are those false forms?
Speaker 1: One of what they say are many suspect voter registration
Speaker 1: issues that are tied to this black Fork Strategies operation,
Speaker 1: and the election board folks reached out to black Fork
Speaker 1: Strategies to ask them provide information about the canvassers that
Speaker 1: were responsible for these registration forms. It's funny and it
Speaker 1: actually Poland said, we also received a registration form in
Speaker 1: the name of Henry Kissinger. She mentioned that in a
Speaker 1: public meeting, apparently people chuckled out loud because of course
Speaker 1: former US Secretary of State, and it's doubtless that Henry
Speaker 1: Kissinger would be registering to vote in state of Ohio.
Speaker 1: And in fact, they did run it through the Bureau
Speaker 1: of Motor Vehicle databases and according to Sherry Poland, it
Speaker 1: was a mismatch every time, raising more questions for this
Speaker 1: black Fork LLC entity. She did at this meeting held
Speaker 1: up what they described as a thick stack of voter registrations,
Speaker 1: all appearing to be in the same handwriting submitted by
Speaker 1: the same canvasser red flag maybe she told the board
Speaker 1: and boarded in the July meeting that a Board of
Speaker 1: Elections staff met with Black Fork's regional manager for Hamilton
Speaker 1: County to show her what the Board of Elections was
Speaker 1: seeing and what was being submitted by our organization. We're
Speaker 1: now bringing this to the board to see what next
Speaker 1: steps the board would like to take, and it would
Speaker 1: appear that these need further investigations, she said. The board
Speaker 1: apparently agreed. Now we turned to Alex Trantapilo, chair of
Speaker 1: the Ohio Republican Party and Hamilton County Board of Elections member.
Speaker 1: He said, the first thing I want to point out is,
Speaker 1: you know, we use words like anomaly, suspicion, and everything
Speaker 1: else because we try to be PC I guess, but
Speaker 1: this is fraud, outright fraudulent behavior. Who's responsible or how
Speaker 1: they're responsible, that will be up to somebody other than me.
Speaker 1: It's plain and obvious to me that when you get
Speaker 1: this many registration cards, and he held up a staff
Speaker 1: while he was making these statements with the very same handwriting,
Speaker 1: that someone is trying to defraud the elections process in
Speaker 1: Hamilton County, well stated Alex. Apparently not just Hamilton County.
Speaker 1: This article discusses that this is happening all over the place,
Speaker 1: and earlier in the month, Frank LeRose, Secretary of State,
Speaker 1: said he's referred evidence of this suspected fraud to the
Speaker 1: county prosecutors for review. Impossible criminal prosecution. Folks at the
Speaker 1: Board of Elections can't bring those actions, and apparently the
Speaker 1: Secretary of State's office is incapable of bringing legal actions himself.
Speaker 1: So the local prosecutors supposed to take up the challenge,
Speaker 1: and I imagine they will, I don't know. Will suggests
Speaker 1: tend to go very slowly, as you know, and oh,
Speaker 1: look the big elections coming up at the beginning of November.
Speaker 1: The violations the cord of the Secretary of State's office
Speaker 1: involved the collection of petition forms in support of a
Speaker 1: minor political party and to place a left led referendum
Speaker 1: on redistricting on the November ballot. Citizens not politicians, that's
Speaker 1: a group. They're pushing that constitutional amendment to create a
Speaker 1: fifteen member redistricting commission. Loro's also asking local prosecutors to
Speaker 1: investigate allegations of fraudulent voter registration form from well. Those
Speaker 1: like that were submitted in Hamilton County. Black Fork also
Speaker 1: involved up in Cuyahoga County Cleveland, where local Board of
Speaker 1: Elections officials reported at least eighteen suspicious voter registration cards.
Speaker 1: Their director up there, Anthony Perlotti said in a recent
Speaker 1: June meeting. Multiple counties have encountered issues with potential registration
Speaker 1: cards being submitted from deceased individuals. Mike Moser, Butler County prosecutor,
Speaker 1: said that his office has received a referral from the
Speaker 1: Secretary of State as well, and I expect Mike Mosher
Speaker 1: would do something about that, he said in a phone interview.
Speaker 1: It does involve a document with suspect signatures, and we
Speaker 1: are seeking the verifications of all the signatures that were
Speaker 1: harvested and submitted to the Board of Elections. Cuyahoga County
Speaker 1: elections officials asked Laro's Public Integrity division to investigate this
Speaker 1: suspicious voter registration cards back last year. In July. They're prosecuting.
Speaker 1: Attorney to the Board of Elections of Cuyahoga County didn't
Speaker 1: return the request for comment from the Federalists, who was
Speaker 1: reporting on this in the article I'm referring to. Election
Speaker 1: integrity advocates have criticized Frank Lrose for moving too slowly
Speaker 1: on the complaints. According to watchdog Ken mcintee, if Laroe's
Speaker 1: new team of special investigators handles the Hamilton County referral
Speaker 1: as quickly as it handled the Cuyahoga County case from
Speaker 1: a year ago. The board in Cincinnati may expect an
Speaker 1: answer in time for the twenty twenty eight presidential elections.
Speaker 1: Snarky comment. A spokesman for the Secretary of State talking
Speaker 1: to the Federalist, Dan Lushek, said the agency can't comment
Speaker 1: on active investigation, but he confirmed the matter is under
Speaker 1: review by that Public Integrity Division. Black Fork Strategies has
Speaker 1: had a bad reputation for a while, and it's no
Speaker 1: secret that we referred its operations or operatives right to
Speaker 1: the appropriate authorities for further investigation impossible prosecution. He said.
Speaker 1: The referrals to the prosecutors have been on a rolling basis.
Speaker 1: He said the boards of Elections in Cuyahoga and Hamilton
Speaker 1: Counties have also made similar referrals in the respective county
Speaker 1: to their respective county prosecutors. Black Fork Strategies, well, they
Speaker 1: didn't return a request for common from the Federalists, but
Speaker 1: released the statement said they're cooperating with election officials. So
Speaker 1: this is obviously plain and simple, good old fashioned shenanigans.
Speaker 1: And some are noting that they believe the prosecutors should
Speaker 1: actually be going against black Fork Strategies itself rather than
Speaker 1: just looking at the actions of any individual signatory gatherer,
Speaker 1: you know, the ones filled out all the forms in
Speaker 1: the exact same handwriting that those individuals. Yeah, well they
Speaker 1: might be guilty of a crime too, but this is
Speaker 1: a coordinated, directed effort by the entity black Fork Strategies.
Speaker 1: And notice I said, if it is, seems to me
Speaker 1: they'd be worthy of prosecution as well for running a
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Speaker 1: happy Friday to you, David. Yeah, I'm you're excited about
Speaker 1: the fireworks and you going there myself on Sunday should
Speaker 1: be a good time. The day off on Monday. Always
Speaker 1: appreciate that. Strukkers even off on Monday. And then he's
Speaker 1: gone to vacation for a whole week. How am I
Speaker 1: going to deal without Judge Drekker for a whole week?
Speaker 1: I do not know. In the meantimes, go to the phones,
Speaker 1: see what had Corey's got to say this morning, Corey.
Speaker 1: Happy Friday to you.
Speaker 9: Heppy Friday. Brian, Hey, it's that time of a year again.
Speaker 9: We got the fireworks coming up this weekend. And once
Speaker 9: again the city Cincinnati and people putting on a fireworks
Speaker 9: for trying to see people by saying you cannot have
Speaker 9: a firearm while attending the fireworks, which is absolutely not true. Also,
Speaker 9: they want you to forfeit your fourth the member right
Speaker 9: by searching your bags at the gate, which they do
Speaker 9: not have a right to search your bags. So anybody
Speaker 9: I would recommend to everybody listening, if you're going you
Speaker 9: want to carry your gun, carry your gun, Well what gate?
Speaker 1: Where would they be stopping people to search their bags,
Speaker 1: Like if you're going into a private venue like the
Speaker 1: Brady Center, I guess I can understand how they may
Speaker 1: have a right to do that, But this is all outdoors.
Speaker 1: Where are the gates? I figured I'd just driving my car,
Speaker 1: park in the parking lot and walk down the street
Speaker 1: to the event that I'm going to.
Speaker 9: Well, if you go to actually Smell Park the Racual
Speaker 9: Riverfront area, they have gates set up where they want
Speaker 9: to screen people's bags, which they have no constitutional right
Speaker 9: to do so, and they want to prohibit you from
Speaker 9: bringing in like mosquito spray, sunscreen, your own drinks, which
Speaker 9: they want to look through people's bags, and unfortunately most
Speaker 9: people submit to it and allow them to do so,
Speaker 9: and they throw sunscreen pop whatever it is away. And
Speaker 9: also at the same time they at those same locations
Speaker 9: they have fines posed to saying you can carry a firearm,
Speaker 9: which they cannot do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think under the law. You're right, I don't
Speaker 1: know that there's a designated place where they have absolutely
Speaker 1: out you outright band your constitutional right to defend yourself
Speaker 1: and have a firearm on you. So we've litigated that
Speaker 1: one before, Corey, haven't we, Yes.
Speaker 9: Jess Smith, he went down there last year and created
Speaker 9: a Facebook page, and he's doing it again this year
Speaker 9: because some reason year at the years Cincinnati keeps doing this.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, I wish there's a member of local
Speaker 1: law enforcement out there to call in and explain how
Speaker 1: it is they're going to go about responding to someone who,
Speaker 1: like you, says, wait a second, you don't have a
Speaker 1: right to search my bag. You don't have probable cause
Speaker 1: to believe I've committed a crime. You know, I haven't
Speaker 1: engaged in anything criminal activity. I haven't given I'm not
Speaker 1: suspicious or my activities haven't it led to a rise
Speaker 1: in suspicion suspicious and sufficient enough that you, mister law enforcement,
Speaker 1: are concerned with your own safety, which would give you
Speaker 1: a right to pack down to look for weapons. Nothing.
Speaker 1: So how does law enforcement respond to someone who makes
Speaker 1: what Corey is saying as an assertion one I can't
Speaker 1: have my Second Amendment right taking away, there's no law
Speaker 1: providing for that, and you can't look for my bag.
Speaker 1: Are they going to try to eject you? Would they
Speaker 1: be subject to a civil rights violation for doing that?
Speaker 1: Or we're going to end up having litigation over that?
Speaker 1: Practice remains me seen. Yeah, go ahead, tell me what
Speaker 1: has happened in the past when when you've made that
Speaker 1: what I've.
Speaker 9: Done to the pass, I'm not through the gates and
Speaker 9: they want to search my wife's birds and she refuses.
Speaker 9: Usually the people who are hired security, they tell you
Speaker 9: you can't and they holler for a police officer, and
Speaker 9: the first cop will come and tell you are being detained,
Speaker 9: which has happened to me, And then you ask for
Speaker 9: a sergeant, and the sergeant then comes and tells you
Speaker 9: you're good to go have a great day. So the
Speaker 9: most of it, as long as you push back, nothing happens.
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Speaker 7: Always my pleasure. Brian, happy to be here.
Speaker 1: I see you're going to be putting your mayor hat
Speaker 1: on here in a moment, but let us start with
Speaker 1: your I hate Google hat.
Speaker 7: Now what do you mean, Brian, You know I'm a huge,
Speaker 7: huge fan.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Google and TikTok No. Number one and two on
Speaker 1: Dave's hit Parade.
Speaker 7: They're definitely both near the top of my list. Google
Speaker 7: has had a lot of pr issues here lately. There's
Speaker 7: a recent lawsuit that actually, I guess technically, since you're
Speaker 7: an attorney, you can get my legal terminals iustrated dj
Speaker 7: ANTI trust case. You know, Google has been under fire
Speaker 7: for making their browser essentially a monopoly. Again, I'm using
Speaker 7: very least little terms here. Folks have to go look
Speaker 7: at this for themselves. But they lost the lawsuit, as
Speaker 7: I understand it, around monopoly and deals that they've struck with,
Speaker 7: even people like Apple. So if you have, you know,
Speaker 7: Apple device, it wants to use the Google search engine
Speaker 7: by default. They've just gotten a lot of bad press lately.
Speaker 7: Here's the headline from the New York Post. Judge blast
Speaker 7: Google over quote destroyed unquote. Evidence is another dfj ANTI
Speaker 7: trust case looms quote clear abuse of privilege unquote. But
Speaker 7: the most recent thing that's cropped up I wanted to
Speaker 7: dig into a little bit today because you know, again,
Speaker 7: this is what is alleged against Google, but I think
Speaker 7: it is common with so many of these large tech companies,
Speaker 7: and you know, they all have their problems. It's you know,
Speaker 7: it's not like I love any of them. It's just
Speaker 7: the question of which ones are the most privacy and
Speaker 7: security friendly and do you really understand what you're signing
Speaker 7: up for when you work with these guys. So here's
Speaker 7: a story from the Verge. Google threatened tech influencers unless
Speaker 7: they quote prefer the Pixel So as a reminder, Google
Speaker 7: makes the Pixel phone. Google makes the Android operating system.
Speaker 7: And again, as we've discussed so many times the last
Speaker 7: ten years, Brian, when you use stuff that's free, you
Speaker 7: are the product, not the customer. You're paying with your data,
Speaker 7: not your money. And that's one of the reasons why
Speaker 7: in general, I would argue companies like Apple and Microsoft
Speaker 7: tend to be more populacy friendly is they are making
Speaker 7: and selling products as their primary business model. Microsoft makes
Speaker 7: software primarily, Apple makes hardware and software phones, computers, you
Speaker 7: know the software that runs them. What does Google make
Speaker 7: And for the most part, it's Pixel phones and the
Speaker 7: Android operating system. Everything else is your data. So hopefully
Speaker 7: that helps people kind of see the distinction. Now again,
Speaker 7: I'm not saying Apple or Microsoft don't have their issues.
Speaker 7: I'm not saying they're not collecting your data, but I'm
Speaker 7: saying their primary revenue model is not driven by your data.
Speaker 7: And when you look at this, this situation with Google,
Speaker 7: it just goes to show you how much influence they
Speaker 7: have over the people that they do business with and
Speaker 7: how often these tech companies say one thing and do another.
Speaker 7: So I'm going to read to you directly from the article.
Speaker 7: So Google has influencers around Pixel. Nine companies invite only
Speaker 7: Team Pixel program, which seeds Pixel products. Again, the phones
Speaker 7: that they make to influencers before publicly available stipulated their participantly.
Speaker 7: Participating influencers were not allowed to feature Pixel products alongside competitors,
Speaker 7: and those who showed a preference for competing phones risk
Speaker 7: being kicked out of the program. So you want to
Speaker 7: feature this new Pixel program because you're a quote influencer,
Speaker 7: as insane as that might be the influencer piece anyway,
Speaker 7: and you want to show you an LG phone or
Speaker 7: a Samsung phone or an Apple phone. If you don't
Speaker 7: demonstrate a preference for the Pixel, well you're out. And
Speaker 7: then the verge went on to say independently confirmed screenshots
Speaker 7: the clauses in this year's Team Pixel agreement, which various
Speaker 7: influencers began posting on x and threads. The agreement tells
Speaker 7: participants they're quote expected to feature the Google Pixel device
Speaker 7: in place for the competitor device. Uncloat notes if other
Speaker 7: brands quote are preferred over the Pixel, we will need
Speaker 7: to close the relationship or seize the relationship between the
Speaker 7: brand and the creator unquote. The link to the form
Speaker 7: of peers have since been shut down shocker into But
Speaker 7: at my point is twofold. You hear the term in
Speaker 7: the industry, you know, privacy washing and various types of washing.
Speaker 7: You know, Google's also have been dinged on their incognito
Speaker 7: mode not working the way they're planned. And I'm not
Speaker 7: really here to blast on Google per se today. Line again,
Speaker 7: it's what you see online and what the reality of
Speaker 7: things are are often different. And this just demonstrates so
Speaker 7: if you're in this influencer program, and whether it's because
Speaker 7: you get free phones or because they're paying you or whatever,
Speaker 7: I mean, they're basically telling you, as I would say
Speaker 7: from reading this article in Diverse and their you know
Speaker 7: journalism around it. If you aren't willing to basically say
Speaker 7: our product is the best, whether you believe it or not,
Speaker 7: well you're ound. So my point would be, not only
Speaker 7: is Google doing this sort of thing, you know their
Speaker 7: old model don't be evil obviously long since forgotten, but
Speaker 7: just a reminder to folks just because you see something online,
Speaker 7: just because a quote influencer is telling you something, doesn't
Speaker 7: mean it's true and that they have any integrity.
Speaker 1: Well, you know it's interesting, and I know we're out
Speaker 1: of timing this segment, but you know my FCC training,
Speaker 1: I am not allowed to speak on behalf of a
Speaker 1: good or service unless I'm familiar with it, I recommend it,
Speaker 1: I use it myself, or I have enough familiarity with
Speaker 1: it the product or service from other peoples using it
Speaker 1: that I know that it is a worthy product to you.
Speaker 1: So in essence, I'm not allowed to lie. I never
Speaker 1: would anyway, I don't need to be told by the
Speaker 1: FCC I can't lie. But this sounds to me like
Speaker 1: it could be forcing someone to say something that is
Speaker 1: a lie, which, in the case of broadcasting rules, would
Speaker 1: be a violation of the SEC rules.
Speaker 7: It's pretty crazy if people going out I'll wink to
Speaker 7: this Verge article. They actually have screenshots from some of
Speaker 7: these people of this thing, so you know you don't
Speaker 7: have to take their reporting for it. See for yourself.
Speaker 7: It's nuts.
Speaker 1: It is nuts. Stay away from Google and TikTok and
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Speaker 1: cybersecurity as if I didn't have some prior understanding of that.
Speaker 7: Right, When am I not urging cybersecurity? Kidding that's the
Speaker 7: exception rather than the rule when I'm not. So yeah,
Speaker 7: with my Mayor had On, I had the good fortune
Speaker 7: to have Kentucky State Senator Jane Williams reach out to
Speaker 7: me because you know, I'm sharing stuff with our legislators
Speaker 7: and you know, local elected officials throughout the tri state
Speaker 7: and so forth. And I want to first off, give
Speaker 7: huge kudos to the State of Ohio and what I
Speaker 7: would describe as a frankly brilliant and innovative initiative that
Speaker 7: was created in Ohio quite some time ago. It's called
Speaker 7: the Ohio Cyber Collaborative Committee or OC three. It's been
Speaker 7: around for a while, and real quick, I want to
Speaker 7: give you the mission to provide an environment for collaboration
Speaker 7: between key stakeholders including education, business and local government, dispend
Speaker 7: in the cybersecurity for all in the state of Ohio
Speaker 7: and developed a stronger cybersecurity infrastructure. And that it's basically
Speaker 7: got four tenants, education and workforce development. You want to
Speaker 7: have the right people trained up with the right skills
Speaker 7: and stop the brain brains so they're not leaving Ohio.
Speaker 7: Have a cyber range, which is the nerd speak for
Speaker 7: a place where people can go online in a virtual
Speaker 7: environment and learn about cybersecurity, test stuff, do incident response
Speaker 7: and incident mitigation. So imagine a place where you to
Speaker 7: practice right cyber protection and preparedness. And then government governance
Speaker 7: and public awareness. So this program in Ohio again, I
Speaker 7: think it's absolutely brilliant. It's funded by the state. They
Speaker 7: call it a whole government approach. It runs out of
Speaker 7: the Ohio of the Ohio Adjuctive General's Office, through the
Speaker 7: Ohio National Guard. And I think I forgot to see
Speaker 7: me the article, but recently there was some press in Ohio,
Speaker 7: some TV media where the Ohio National Guard got involved
Speaker 7: with the cybersecurity incident that took place recently in Columbus.
Speaker 7: So it's going out to train local governments, it's going
Speaker 7: out to help learn the kids in school learn about
Speaker 7: this and get interested in careers and want to stay
Speaker 7: in Ohio. It's really a program designed to work through
Speaker 7: the National Guard, public private partnerships, raised the awareness, raised
Speaker 7: the skills and education and protect Ohios right at all levels,
Speaker 7: especially critical infrastructure at Ohio. Again brilliant. So my ask
Speaker 7: to my fellow Kentuckians is, hey, and this was why
Speaker 7: I got to go down and testify for the legislature. Again,
Speaker 7: thank you Senator Jay Williams for the invitation. I used
Speaker 7: the slide deck I got from Mark Bell in the
Speaker 7: Ohio Action Channel's office and kind of tweak a little
Speaker 7: bit and basically said, hey, look, Ohio has this super smart,
Speaker 7: innovative program. Let's lift and shift it into Kentucky. We
Speaker 7: don't need to reinvent the wheel. Other states have something
Speaker 7: like this too. But from what I know and from
Speaker 7: what I've seen and from knowing a lot of people
Speaker 7: in Ohio, since I spend an enormous amount of time
Speaker 7: over there working with our clients, I've seen this thing
Speaker 7: in action. I've met tons of people involved in Like
Speaker 7: there's one hundred at least one hundred and roughly one
Speaker 7: hundred and eighty volunteers who are are now engaged in
Speaker 7: this program across the state of Ohio and providing services
Speaker 7: and skills at education through this program. So again, I
Speaker 7: think it's just absolutely brilliant and we desperately need something
Speaker 7: like this in Kentucky. Thankfully. You know, I've got some
Speaker 7: folks starting to pay attention. I'm trying to get volunteers,
Speaker 7: so I appreciate you letting me try to get the
Speaker 7: pun I'm looking for people in Kentucky who would have
Speaker 7: an interest in helping me try to a get something
Speaker 7: like this created again. I'm hoping to just do the
Speaker 7: exact same thing Ohio was done. It makes sense to me.
Speaker 7: They would run out of the Kentucky Agin General's Office
Speaker 7: and it would be housed in the Kentucky National Guard
Speaker 7: and we would just follow them up. And I want
Speaker 7: to say too, I can't thank Mark Bell with the
Speaker 7: Ohio agunc in General's Office enough. He's been super generous
Speaker 7: with his time and knowledge and sharing things with me
Speaker 7: like a slide deck they used to promote this program
Speaker 7: in the state. But by the way, you see as
Speaker 7: a key part of this, you see houses one of
Speaker 7: the cyber ranges for the state. So I mean again,
Speaker 7: it's a brillant program. As an Ohio resident, folks, I
Speaker 7: would encourage you to check it out. I would encourage
Speaker 7: you to talk to your local officials about how they
Speaker 7: can take advantage of this to protect their municipalities and
Speaker 7: then as a Kentucky and again I'm looking for volunteers.
Speaker 7: I'm looking for people to reach out to the legislators.
Speaker 7: I'm looking for connections. I do have a it's a
Speaker 7: fellow in the Kentucky Department of Homeland Security. It's trying
Speaker 7: to help me with this. So starting to get some traction,
Speaker 7: starting to get some interest. I'm fortunate that my state
Speaker 7: Senator Chris McDaniel, great guy and also chairman of the
Speaker 7: Kentucky Appropriations Committee, so you know he's discussed this with me.
Speaker 7: I think I'm getting starting to get some traction. But
Speaker 7: I'm looking for volunteers across the state of Kentucky to
Speaker 7: put together sort of a core team to make this,
Speaker 7: to get this started and then provide the resources. So
Speaker 7: appreciate the opportunity to chat about it, just talk to
Speaker 7: anybody about it.
Speaker 1: Nice to know that Ohio has done something right right again.
Speaker 7: Kudos through Ohio it. I just can't say enough good
Speaker 7: about what they've want and continue to.
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Speaker 1: who says stay off TIMU. What's TMU to start with?
Speaker 1: I had asked Joe about that this morning because I'm
Speaker 1: not hip to the whole TMU thing.
Speaker 7: Well, you know, Brian, I'm only hipped to it from
Speaker 7: AFAR because you.
Speaker 1: Don't use it.
Speaker 7: The less apps that you have on your phone in general,
Speaker 7: the better. And before I delve too deep into this,
Speaker 7: I just want to remind folks. So if you got
Speaker 7: this nation for public data breach, and you know, you're
Speaker 7: probably going to get the letter that your data was
Speaker 7: stolen due to the size and scope of it. And
Speaker 7: I just had my experienced dark web scan tell me
Speaker 7: my social security numbers out there not a shocker. So
Speaker 7: I'm going to go ahead and freeze all my credit again.
Speaker 7: You know, I suggest to people just keep your credit frozen.
Speaker 7: I think we talked about this as recently as last week.
Speaker 7: If you need to use your credit, you know, apply
Speaker 7: for credit, unfreeze it, and then freeze it again. It's
Speaker 7: it's a little inconvenient, but sadly the world we're in,
Speaker 7: you're better off to just keep your credit frozen. So
Speaker 7: my point though, being your data, whether it's being collected
Speaker 7: by companies for background check purposes like National Public Data,
Speaker 7: or through all of the quote free unquote apps that
Speaker 7: you have on your phone, is you know, continuously being collected, coalated, aggregated, sold,
Speaker 7: and it's very valuable both for intrinsic purposes to sell
Speaker 7: you more stuff because of your psychographic profile, and because
Speaker 7: it makes it easier for hackers to use against you
Speaker 7: in a variety of ways. And is in a shopping
Speaker 7: app it's from China, you know, you get real low
Speaker 7: cost stuff, and I wouldn't use it because A I'm
Speaker 7: not trying to waste my money on low cost garbage
Speaker 7: that falls apart the first time you touch it, and
Speaker 7: B I wouldn't use it because I just fully expect
Speaker 7: that anything that originates from China is going to have
Speaker 7: the same sorts of problems that TikTok has and that
Speaker 7: we've talked about many times. So from a recent article
Speaker 7: at rear Clear Policy, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin sound
Speaker 7: of the Alarm finding a bombshell lawsuit that exposes TMU
Speaker 7: for what it really is quote dangerous malware unquote, and
Speaker 7: they quote data theft business unquote shopping app. It's a
Speaker 7: sophisticated spying tool that gives itself quote unrestricted access to
Speaker 7: everything on your phone, your messages, your photos, even your fingerprints. Now,
Speaker 7: now let's be clear, Brian, most apps do all of
Speaker 7: these things. And I encourage people before they download any app,
Speaker 7: look at the privacy lit You know, Apple works permissions.
Speaker 1: As soon as I see permissions and they say they
Speaker 1: need my phone numbers and my image, Like, no, I
Speaker 1: don't need this app. I'm not downloading and forget it.
Speaker 7: Exactly why does a shopping app need to know all
Speaker 7: of your contacts? Why doesn't your precise location? So again
Speaker 7: I encourage people, before you download any app, whatever it is,
Speaker 7: look at the privacy label, see what it wants to collect.
Speaker 7: In most cases, you're going to probably go why does
Speaker 7: it need all this? Like you just said, and then
Speaker 7: then you can just make an informed consent type of
Speaker 7: choice around do I really want this or not. But
Speaker 7: when you go on and read this article right, it
Speaker 7: gets worse. TEMU was led by former Chinese Communist Party,
Speaker 7: officially making in a direct pipeline of American data straight
Speaker 7: to regime. Under Chinese TORACONI and laws, TEAMU is legally
Speaker 7: obligate to hand over all that tuosy information to Chinese government.
Speaker 7: But this isn't just about stolen self is embarrassing text.
Speaker 7: It's about national security. Imagine if sensitive data from names
Speaker 7: of Americans, including military personal, government employees, for to follow
Speaker 7: into the hands of the foreign adversary, and then you
Speaker 7: know he can was on to point out issues like
Speaker 7: you know, Team products might be made with weaker slave labor. Again,
Speaker 7: we need a we need to stop using any of
Speaker 7: this stuff that's controlled by the Chinese Communist Party, not
Speaker 7: only because it's basically, uh, you know, able to collect
Speaker 7: very detailed and brand new information about you. But as
Speaker 7: of today, when I look around and I see the
Speaker 7: sort of steps China is taking in the world and
Speaker 7: the People's Republic of China's Chinese Communist Party, you know Taiwan,
Speaker 7: this weaker situation, et cetera. They're not not friendly to us.
Speaker 7: Why are we sending our money there?
Speaker 1: Great question? Great question.
Speaker 7: So yeah, don't that's the long and short of it,
Speaker 7: or any of this money.
Speaker 1: Don't use team, don't use apps on your smartphone. Period.
Speaker 1: And I've been able to live my life long enough
Speaker 1: without them, Dave. And sometimes you know, I'll see an
Speaker 1: app that I'll think it may be worthwhile, But the
Speaker 1: minute it asks for those permissions, I'm thinking, well, no,
Speaker 1: I've gone this far in my life. I don't need
Speaker 1: them to know all my content in my photo information
Speaker 1: and all that. Like, the hell with them. I'm moving
Speaker 1: on with my life and sticking with the old school way,
Speaker 1: which has worked out great. By the way, my friend
Speaker 1: Maureen will be sending the podcast of our conversation in
Speaker 1: the last segment to Kentucky or to state Representative Kim Moser.
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Speaker 1: Voters are really eager to hear what your plans are
Speaker 1: if you're elected what would you do? On day one
Speaker 1: in the White House? Her initial response, Well, there are
Speaker 1: a number of things I will tell you, First and foremost,
Speaker 1: one of my highest priorities is to do what we
Speaker 1: can to support and strengthen the middle class. That's it.
Speaker 1: When I look at the aspirations, the goals, the ambitions
Speaker 1: of the American people, I think that people are well
Speaker 1: ready for a new way forward in a way that
Speaker 1: generations of Americans have been fueled by hope and optimism.
Speaker 1: So a number of things. Do what we can to
Speaker 1: support and strengthen the middle class fueled by hope and
Speaker 1: optimism is my boiled down summary, which means you end
Speaker 1: up with words, words, words, words, words, words, words with
Speaker 1: nothing attached to them by way of specifically, what do
Speaker 1: you mean do what we can? What is it that
Speaker 1: you can do? I think that was the nature of
Speaker 1: the question, wasn't it that bash? Press the so what
Speaker 1: would you do? Day one? Thank you for at least
Speaker 1: following up the Ina bash And this is her more
Speaker 1: fact filled response. Day one. It's going to be about
Speaker 1: one implementing my plan for what I call an opportunity economy.
Speaker 1: I've already laid out a number of proposals in that regard,
Speaker 1: which include what we're going to do to bring down
Speaker 1: the cost of everyday goods, and what we're going to
Speaker 1: do to invest in America's small business, and what we're
Speaker 1: gonna do to invest in families. No, I don't know
Speaker 1: that you have a plan for that that anybody knows of.
Speaker 1: I mean my plan. Do you remember her plan? Remember
Speaker 1: she was talking about all the specifics of her plan
Speaker 1: before and that she just didn't need to bother providing
Speaker 1: by way of specifics to Dana Bash during the interview.
Speaker 1: The one singular thing that she did cite in this
Speaker 1: exchange the six thousand dollars child credit to family so
Speaker 1: they can buy a car seat and buy baby clothes
Speaker 1: and a crib. That's just one thousand dollars difference when
Speaker 1: they planned. Donald Trump rolled out prior to Kamala Harris's
Speaker 1: six thousand dollars child credit, and that was his suggestion
Speaker 1: that there will be a five thousand dollars child credit.
Speaker 1: So no real difference between the two candidates in that regard.
Speaker 1: She went on, there's the work that we're gonna do
Speaker 1: that is about investing in the American family around affordable housing,
Speaker 1: a big issue in our country right now. She pointed
Speaker 1: out something that we all know about. So there are
Speaker 1: a number of things on day one. Now, from all
Speaker 1: of that, all those words, words, words, words, platitudes without substance.
Speaker 1: The only thing that she specifically said was a child
Speaker 1: tax credit of six thousand dollars. Everything else was just nothing.
Speaker 1: This is what really irks me. Candidates get away with
Speaker 1: this all the time. It's about the community, it's about
Speaker 1: the people. We need to consider the people and you know,
Speaker 1: their own shared experiences and yeah, what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: And on fracking, she did a pretty masterful job with
Speaker 1: the dodge, dick, dive and dodge on that one, because
Speaker 1: when she was campaigning for president in twenty nineteen, quote,
Speaker 1: there's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking. That
Speaker 1: was what she was asked when she said what would
Speaker 1: you do in the first day in office? When she
Speaker 1: was running for president? Move forward a few months. She
Speaker 1: had dropped out by that time, and that's when she
Speaker 1: met the DEI box check for the Biden administration. Was
Speaker 1: handpicked to be the vice president, and so during her
Speaker 1: presidential or vice presidential debate with Mike Pence, that's when
Speaker 1: she said, Joe Biden will not end fracking. He's been
Speaker 1: very clear about that. I will repeat in the American
Speaker 1: people know that Joe Biden will not banfracking. But amid
Speaker 1: all of this, you know, I see I said I
Speaker 1: wouldn't ban fracking. No, you were saying Joe Biden wouldn't
Speaker 1: do it. But at the same time you said, your policies,
Speaker 1: your principles have not changed. She repeated that line several times,
Speaker 1: So her principles and have not changed. She the candidate
Speaker 1: her self, was in favor of banning fracking. She stood
Speaker 1: behind Joe Biden when announcing that Joe Biden wouldn't ban fracking. So,
Speaker 1: like I said, a rather artful dodge. I'll have to
Speaker 1: give her credit for that one. But in the final
Speaker 1: analysis and conclusion, you didn't learn anything. Now do you
Speaker 1: think she's actually going to debate Donald Trump? I know
Speaker 1: they've been arguing over whether microphone should be on or off.
Speaker 1: Isn't that sort of a childish thing to argue about?
Speaker 1: Are you going to really cancel a presidential debate when
Speaker 1: you are Kambala Harris one of the least known and
Speaker 1: understood presidential candidates in the history of this country because
Speaker 1: the mainstream media and you will not allow for any vetting.
Speaker 1: Just don't do the interview right, they'll allow her to
Speaker 1: hide in the basement. Just keep pointing back to the
Speaker 1: CNN interview with Dana bash I went over that with
Speaker 1: Dana bash I don't need to revisit these issues. Well,
Speaker 1: what didn't she do? Donald Trump put a whole list together.
Speaker 1: M what about her support for ending cash bell for
Speaker 1: violent criminals? Didn't address how she used to fund there?
Speaker 1: Maybe still does. The Minnesota Freedom Fund which bailed out rioters.
Speaker 1: Her vote for the America Rescue Plan, the tie breaking vote,
Speaker 1: which say every economist says at least fueled inflation the
Speaker 1: billions of dollars thrown into that she was all behind
Speaker 1: defunding the police when it was all the rage. Is
Speaker 1: she still in favor of defunding the police? She previously
Speaker 1: compared policing to slavery. Is she still of that mindset? Since, well,
Speaker 1: her principles haven't changed. My values have not changed, she
Speaker 1: said that more than once, which you can read any
Speaker 1: way you want. So maybe her values about well comparing
Speaker 1: policing to slavery haven't changed. Maybe her values about Bidenomics
Speaker 1: haven't changed because she repeatedly praised it in spite of
Speaker 1: the fact that we're all living with the realities of
Speaker 1: a you know, twenty percent larger grocery bill and thirty
Speaker 1: percent greater electricity costs, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 1: She previously had out loud, regular praise for Medicare for
Speaker 1: every citizen and maybe even expanding it to illegal immigrants,
Speaker 1: a socialist takeover of our healthcare system. Where was she
Speaker 1: on that one? I don't know, but remember her values
Speaker 1: have not changed, so she's probably still in favor of that.
Speaker 1: It wasn't brought up closing immigration detention centers and freeing
Speaker 1: hundreds of hundreds of thousands of criminals into American neighborhoods.
Speaker 1: Now she's in favor of the so called bipartisan bill
Speaker 1: that got shot down because, as Ted Cruz pointed out
Speaker 1: in Gloria's detail, I don't need to reread his comments
Speaker 1: on that, you can find him for yourself. But it
Speaker 1: didn't do anything to shut down the border. It's still
Speaker 1: allowed five thousand a year or five thousand a day,
Speaker 1: up to one point five million new illegal immigrants a year.
Speaker 1: Had all kinds of crazy provisions in there to just
Speaker 1: basically continue the status quo. But it does have money
Speaker 1: for a wall. So now she's in favor of a
Speaker 1: wall because she's in favor of a bill that didn't
Speaker 1: go anywhere, and of course blames Donald Trump, who wasn't
Speaker 1: intellected office for the bill not going anywhere. I've never
Speaker 1: been able to make heads or tails out of that one.
Speaker 1: Reparations she previously supported reparations. Is she still in favor
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: You didn't get a question on that, nor decriminalizing prostitution.
Speaker 1: I wasn't even aware that she was in favor of that.
Speaker 1: The libertarian in me has mixed emotions on decriminalizing prostitutions.
Speaker 1: My view of it is, like I said in the
Speaker 1: last hour, if it's truly consenting adults, I don't care
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Speaker 1: life of prostitution. And then there's that subset. Thinking of
Speaker 1: her venn Diagram's prostitution as a broad category, a subset
Speaker 1: of which is child prostitution and child trafficking and child exploitation,
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Speaker 1: Chuck Ingram on fifty five KRC the talk station coming
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Speaker 1: when you can't listen live and get the details about
Speaker 1: our co refested events coming up with talking to har
Speaker 1: Holtzman in the next segment on that one. You can
Speaker 1: call if you like. I love hearing from you. But
Speaker 1: at the meantime, I did allude to those two poles,
Speaker 1: and we got two new ones out Wall Street Jurnal
Speaker 1: and USA Today Pole. I guess it just depends on
Speaker 1: how you view them. Like for example, now the Wall
Speaker 1: Street Journal poll fifteen hundred registered voters taking the twenty
Speaker 1: fourth through the twenty eighth, two point five percent margin
Speaker 1: of error, contrast to the USA Today poll, which is
Speaker 1: a thousand likely voters taken over the weekend between Sunday
Speaker 1: and Wednesday, margin of era three point one percent. Now,
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal poll finds Harris has a one
Speaker 1: point lead over Trump. It's forty eight forty seven at
Speaker 1: the currently standing. That's among registered voters in a just
Speaker 1: head to head matchup. But if you throw in some
Speaker 1: of the independent candidates, and I know RFK Junior has
Speaker 1: been trying to get off the ballot in certain states
Speaker 1: and they won't let him off the ballot, go figure
Speaker 1: on that one. Of course, those who refuse to let
Speaker 1: him off the ballot in spite of the fact he's
Speaker 1: withdrawn from the race, believe he is going to benefit
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris with siphoning off voters from Donald Trump. Anyway
Speaker 1: you throw in those others into the mix, she is
Speaker 1: ahead of Trump by two points forty seven forty five.
Speaker 1: That's when independent third party candidates are on the ballot.
Speaker 1: All within the margin of error and therefore too close
Speaker 1: to call, is the assessment about the journal's poll. Now,
Speaker 1: one Democrat pollster was talking to Newsmax, Michael Bossian especially
Speaker 1: actually talking with the journal, said voters are assessing her
Speaker 1: job approval as vice president because her job approval rating
Speaker 1: is crappy. As vice president, she's the forty two percent
Speaker 1: approval rating, fifty one percent disapprove. Voters are assessing her
Speaker 1: job approval as Biden's vice president. But turning to the
Speaker 1: new numbers with her head of Trump by two, but
Speaker 1: they're assessing her as her own candidate for president. She
Speaker 1: has emerged successfully as a candidate. Well why might that be?
Speaker 1: Don't you think she's emerged successfully as a candidate because
Speaker 1: her people are out there changing her prior positions, which
Speaker 1: she set out loud yesterday during the interview she still
Speaker 1: holds dearly. They've been peddling this moderate message that she's
Speaker 1: somehow a centrist of some sort and being successful at it.
Speaker 1: She hides the press carries the water for her, and
Speaker 1: of course Donald Trump is living rent free and every
Speaker 1: Democrats had, so all you need to do is suggest
Speaker 1: that she is somewhere she wasn't on the record before
Speaker 1: on and mentioned Trump and people go crazy. Now they
Speaker 1: turned over to David Lee, a Republican polster, and then
Speaker 1: he had something positive to say about this one. Kanala
Speaker 1: Harris has managed to tie Donald Trump nationally, and a
Speaker 1: tie nationally points to a sizeable electoral win for Trump,
Speaker 1: reminding every one of the twenty sixteen election when Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton won the national popular vote by more than two
Speaker 1: percentage points but lost in the electoral college. So that
Speaker 1: is an important point. Both of these national polls, which
Speaker 1: would be heavily weighted Democrat if I had to guess.
Speaker 1: Let's see what Dave's got before we transition over to Holtzman. Dave,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Happy Friday, Hey fran we almost made it through another one.
Speaker 11: Almost well, Hey, got two questions, both related to what
Speaker 11: you're just talking about. First question is can Robert F.
Speaker 11: Kennedy or can the Republican Party and those states actually
Speaker 11: sue to get him to get him off of the
Speaker 11: ballot in that situation? Is there anything legally you could
Speaker 11: do to get him removed? And then the second question
Speaker 11: is did you talk to Alex Trantafeela A lot I'd
Speaker 11: like to know since the point you're bringing up is
Speaker 11: about the electoral college, and really it's focusing on six
Speaker 11: to seven states. Yeah, why don't the Republicans refocus their
Speaker 11: firepower on those six to seventh states? I mean, as
Speaker 11: you've brought up, Yeah, because you have to, because really,
Speaker 11: when it comes down to it, we don't. We know
Speaker 11: Trump's gonna probably win standing up in Ohio very easy.
Speaker 11: But what's frustrating is Bernie Moreno needs to help here.
Speaker 11: He's the one that's probably gonna lose because I'm really
Speaker 11: not seeing that many ads for him. So I'd just
Speaker 11: like to know what they could do about getting him
Speaker 11: off the getting RFKR the ballot in states like Michigan
Speaker 11: and Wisconsin where they're trying to force them on, and
Speaker 11: then and then refocusing that firepower.
Speaker 1: There's a variety of lawsuits out there in a bunch
Speaker 1: of different states right now. I do believe that some
Speaker 1: of them involve Robert F. Kennedy's presence on the ballot.
Speaker 1: So I think the quick answer is, yes, there is
Speaker 1: something that can be done. What specifically is right now
Speaker 1: being done, I've lost track. I had three articles yesterday,
Speaker 1: all of which talked about the quote unquote law fare
Speaker 1: that's going on that will probably will not resolve any
Speaker 1: of the outstanding questions before the November election. So in
Speaker 1: the other component is yeah and the.
Speaker 11: Dead that point, Yeah, Well, it get done at times, right.
Speaker 1: Probably Therefore it's a bet. If I was a betting man,
Speaker 1: I'd say no. They're already starting to print up ballots.
Speaker 1: This is the complicating factor here. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: work that needs to be done before election day because
Speaker 1: early voting starts as soon as the first week in
Speaker 1: September in some states. You got to have a ballot,
Speaker 1: It has to be printed, it has to be mailed out,
Speaker 1: et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. So don't hold your
Speaker 1: breath waiting for some great outcome that might benefit Trump.
Speaker 1: But yes, I do believe there are legal mechanisms, and
Speaker 1: I know there are legal issues at play on a
Speaker 1: bunch of issues relating to voting. Generally speaking, Thanks to
Speaker 1: the call, my friend, appreciate that. Seven twenty six, Thank you,
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Speaker 1: German Music's plan. I'm staring at a bunch of people
Speaker 1: in the studio that are surrounded by beer and brats
Speaker 1: and food and pastries, all things German because it is
Speaker 1: Octoberfest season. Why is my studio empty? I'm just joking
Speaker 1: with you. Welcome, Welcome back to the fifty five care
Speaker 1: Morning Show, mister German hair Don Heinrich Toltzman.
Speaker 12: Good to have you back on, Brother Guten Morgan, Guten Morgan,
Speaker 12: Brian and I do. We greatly appreciate all the work
Speaker 12: you do for German heritage in the German community.
Speaker 1: We really liked your.
Speaker 12: Program and ready to come on and talk about the
Speaker 12: Octoberfest season. And it really is a season. It's not
Speaker 12: one single event and I'll be talking about that, but
Speaker 12: it's this season is widely celebrated in our area. And
Speaker 12: it's not surprising because Cincinnati is a major German heritage center.
Speaker 12: There aren't many people of German background are settled throughout
Speaker 12: the US, but there are only three cities that are
Speaker 12: especially strong, Cincinnati, Saint Louis and Milwaukee, and together they
Speaker 12: form what it's called the German Triangle. And in our
Speaker 12: in the Tri state area, I'd say well over half
Speaker 12: the population has some German ancestry somewhere in their family trees.
Speaker 12: So I often say too that if you don't understand
Speaker 12: German heritage, you don't understand our area because it's an
Speaker 12: influence just about everything. And I've written a lot about it.
Speaker 12: Over the Rhine, the beer barns, the Robling Bridge, and
Speaker 12: I want to thank you for inviting me to come
Speaker 12: on so I could talk about the books in the pasting.
Speaker 12: I think they help explain our Oh yeah.
Speaker 1: I was steeped in German heritage. You know, I always
Speaker 1: joke around it. I don't think I have any German
Speaker 1: I mean, but I always feel like I'm part of
Speaker 1: the fun because, let's face it, Yeah, all these festivals
Speaker 1: are simply about fun. You know the word gimuthlik kite.
Speaker 1: We joke about that all the time, in a sense
Speaker 1: of fellowship and fun. And ment's face it, anywhere you're putting,
Speaker 1: you bet a bunch of beer and a bunch of
Speaker 1: happy people filled with schnaps and strudel and amazing German sausage,
Speaker 1: along with the dancing and the kids, and it's how
Speaker 1: can you not have a great time and feel German?
Speaker 1: Don I mean, that's what it comes down to.
Speaker 12: Well, we are a brewing heritage center always. I've been
Speaker 12: going back to the nineteenth century now with regard to
Speaker 12: the October fest season. A friend of mine last year
Speaker 12: tried to count up the number of Octoberfests and he
Speaker 12: came up with around twenty. So I followed up and
Speaker 12: I got together. I stopped at around forty. And the
Speaker 12: reason is there are many groups churches, breweries, restaurants and
Speaker 12: so on that they celebrate October Fest and it really
Speaker 12: reflects the popularity of commute lyskait, as you mentioned, popularity
Speaker 12: of German heritage. So there's no way I can talk
Speaker 12: about all of them. But aside from being a historian,
Speaker 12: I'm also a president of the German American Citizens League,
Speaker 12: and that's an umbrella organization for German societies in our area.
Speaker 12: And many people might not know, but there are about
Speaker 12: forty of them and they range from the smaller, middle
Speaker 12: sized to larger groups. So I like to highlight them
Speaker 12: because they can be considered very authentic and information can
Speaker 12: be found about them on the Facebook site of the
Speaker 12: German American Citizens League.
Speaker 1: Now, don because we're going to take a break and
Speaker 1: we'll bring it back to talk about some of what's
Speaker 1: going on in the upcoming the short term. It's German
Speaker 1: hyphen American Citizens League of Greater Cincinnati. You type that
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Speaker 1: you can prepare yourself. I know you've provided people with
Speaker 1: the reason there is a celebration called october Fest in
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Speaker 1: Thomas Don Heinrich Poltzman. Man, he is an amazing author.
Speaker 1: You know, Don, I was just looking at Amazon. He
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Speaker 12: Quite a few, but I would say I have so
Speaker 12: many possibilities to do research on here in the greater
Speaker 12: Cincinnati area, brewing has been mentioned over the Rhine and
Speaker 12: Spring Grove Cemetery that was created by Adolf Straus was
Speaker 12: the superintendent of landscaping there and made it a really
Speaker 12: a masterful piece of landscaping. So there's just many possibilities.
Speaker 12: And I would say two. A large number of the
Speaker 12: works I have translated from German, and the reason being
Speaker 12: was that these are the only sources of information and
Speaker 12: I felt they needed to be made available because they weren't.
Speaker 12: This is especially true with regard to the Civil War.
Speaker 12: Many people are not aware and it's not recorded in
Speaker 12: books in the English language. How the large contribution to
Speaker 12: the Union army the Germans made.
Speaker 1: Yes, Sir, area well read all about it, and I
Speaker 1: also noted, and I thought it was a timely that
Speaker 1: I observed this. She wrote the book about the Weedeman,
Speaker 1: the founder of the Weedeman Brewery, George Whedaman, Northern Kentucky's
Speaker 1: beer baron the Man and his brewery. We're having a
Speaker 1: listener lunch next Wednesday at weedem and brew House in
Speaker 1: Saint Bernard. No connection I don't know if they're the
Speaker 1: Weedeman family, but I thought that made sense or mind folks,
Speaker 1: you've written a book about him, but he's Louis. So
Speaker 1: many books on German history, it's just it's overwhelming. So
Speaker 1: thank you for your contribution to history and documenting all.
Speaker 1: This the only place you can find much of what
Speaker 1: Don Holtzman has written about or Toltzman's written about. So
Speaker 1: onto october Fest, and before we get to some of
Speaker 1: the events, what is the genesis of the celebration? Because
Speaker 1: this has been going on for hundreds of years, hasn't it.
Speaker 2: It has.
Speaker 12: It goes back to the anniversary celebration of the wedding
Speaker 12: in Munich of Crown Prince Ludovich to Princess Teresa Ozaksa
Speaker 12: hillsborg Hausen and they were married on the twelfth of
Speaker 12: October in eighteen ten, and the wedding celebration proved to
Speaker 12: be so popular that became an annual celebration, and each
Speaker 12: year it got bigger and better. There many booths and
Speaker 12: beer tents were added from the breweries in Munich and
Speaker 12: developed into the festival known as Octoberfest. This season, it
Speaker 12: was moved back into September because of inclement weather, and
Speaker 12: that's why in Munich it does begin on the twenty
Speaker 12: first of September now and goes through October sixth. So
Speaker 12: that's why people ask why it's a beginning so earlier
Speaker 12: it had in Munich. It had to do with inclement weather. Now,
Speaker 12: so for those that time period in Munich, it'll be
Speaker 12: celebrated then. But I have to say that we have
Speaker 12: a longer.
Speaker 1: Season of.
Speaker 12: Octoberfest because in our area begins at the end of
Speaker 12: August and it does go up to the early October.
Speaker 12: And our season it began this last weekend. The Germanian
Speaker 12: Society had its october Fest. It began celebrating in nineteen
Speaker 12: seventy one and it actually pioneered celebrating october Fest in Cincinnati.
Speaker 12: Had began at harrist Holme Park West Side, and for
Speaker 12: many years it has been at the Germania Park and
Speaker 12: Coloring Township. And this weekend the season begins with the
Speaker 12: Liberty Home German Society in Hamilton, Ohio. It begins later
Speaker 12: at today and continues on through Sunday, and the opening
Speaker 12: ceremony is five pm on Saturday. This will be its
Speaker 12: fifty eighth anniversary and Liberty Home is one of the
Speaker 12: many German societies. The Octoberfest we have here is Octoberfest Cincinnati,
Speaker 12: and something about the history about that is interesting. In
Speaker 12: nineteen seventy six, the US celebrated its bi centennial two
Speaker 12: hundred anniversary, and so the German American Citizens League, which
Speaker 12: I mentioned, recommended that the city celebrate great German heritage
Speaker 12: by a city wide Octoberfest for everybody to celebrate German heritage. Everybody,
Speaker 12: bring the city all together and celebrate for the weekend
Speaker 12: of Demutelishkite.
Speaker 2: And so.
Speaker 12: We've worked together with the Chamber of Commerce on that.
Speaker 12: We do have now the largest Octoberfest in the US,
Speaker 12: second only to the one in Munich, which by the way,
Speaker 12: is our sister city. And we haven't many exchange programs
Speaker 12: that go back and forth, students and firemen and art exhibits.
Speaker 12: There's all kinds of connections that we have to the
Speaker 12: sister city.
Speaker 1: Well as well, we should be sister city of Munich.
Speaker 1: I mean, Lord Almighty. And it is a neat thing.
Speaker 1: I mean, you know, a little old Cincinnati often overlook,
Speaker 1: you know, we're a flyover state and law and behold,
Speaker 1: the second largest Octoberfest outside of Munich. I think that's
Speaker 1: speaks volumes to our the proud we the how proud
Speaker 1: we are of our German heritage.
Speaker 12: Well, you know, another great thing is we have had
Speaker 12: the October Fest Cincinnati in the downtown district for some
Speaker 12: time since nineteen seventy sixth but this year has a
Speaker 12: great and beautiful location. It will be at Sawyer Point
Speaker 12: along the banks of the Ohio River, which it's like
Speaker 12: the American Rhineland, and it will take place Thursday through Sunday,
Speaker 12: September nineteenth to the twenty second, and as usual, we
Speaker 12: will have a brass band from Bavaria. And another interesting
Speaker 12: thing about it, a presenting sponsor is Sam Adams.
Speaker 1: Which the brewery.
Speaker 12: In the West End and it's brewed by a Boston
Speaker 12: beer company and that was founded by Jim Koch, who
Speaker 12: actually is a native Cincinnatian of German descent, and we's
Speaker 12: been here and he'll be here this year.
Speaker 1: We'll have a.
Speaker 12: Procession on the Saturday of the fest with Jim.
Speaker 1: Will be there.
Speaker 12: Great and we also we always have city council members
Speaker 12: from Munich that we'll be here. And another great thing
Speaker 12: we'll have this huge tent and Sire Point there a
Speaker 12: great big beer tent.
Speaker 1: It's just gonna be great.
Speaker 12: So the fest continues on with the Donah Schwaben Society.
Speaker 12: They have their fest at on October fourth through six.
Speaker 12: It's the thirty second anniversary. They're located in Cole Rane Township.
Speaker 12: And I know you've been there.
Speaker 1: We had a beer out there. Well, yes we did.
Speaker 1: Don Since we're out of time, I'll remind my listeners
Speaker 1: German American citizens Greater Cincinnati keeping tabs on all these
Speaker 1: and we'll have you back as these events get closer
Speaker 1: to remind people what's going on in the details. Harol Holtzman,
Speaker 1: keep up the great work, and thank you for documenting
Speaker 1: our wonderful German heritage here in the Greater Cincinnati area.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Brian, keep up.
Speaker 1: The great work. Thanks brother. I'm just I'm happy to
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Speaker 1: talking about some of the comments from Kamala Harris yesterday.
Speaker 1: Not very substantive at all. Dana Bash asked some pressing questions,
Speaker 1: but the remarks that we got from Kamala Harris were
Speaker 1: empty and hollow and didn't say anything. She did say,
Speaker 1: let me be clear, my values have not changed multiple times,
Speaker 1: but her policy points may have changed. We still aren't
Speaker 1: quite sure on that. What about the border, Well, first
Speaker 1: of all, she said, the root causes work that I
Speaker 1: did as vice president, that I was asked to do
Speaker 1: by the President. It was actually resulted in the number
Speaker 1: of benefits, including historic investments by American businesses in that region.
Speaker 1: Of course, she's referring to Central America where people have
Speaker 1: many millions of well thousands and tens of hundreds of
Speaker 1: thousands of folks have flowed from the Central American region.
Speaker 1: But how many countries around the world are coming across
Speaker 1: our border? Yeah, like all of them. If you've seen it,
Speaker 1: it is amazing. Not to pick on the continent of Africa,
Speaker 1: but that or the continent of you know, like China.
Speaker 1: How do those people end up coming to our southern border.
Speaker 1: It's just a real baffling thing. But they come and
Speaker 1: then they come right across.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: We've been dealing with this for years now. She claims
Speaker 1: she wasn't the borders are, but she was tasked with
Speaker 1: solving this situation. In Central America, which is an economic problem,
Speaker 1: and that's why she touted the investment by American businesses
Speaker 1: in that region. Do people there enjoy a higher standard
Speaker 1: of living now? Probably not. It's a problem that's been
Speaker 1: going on since longer than I've been alive. But then
Speaker 1: she said, the number of immigrants coming from that region
Speaker 1: has actually reduced since we began that work. Really now
Speaker 1: we all know what it was like under Trump, and
Speaker 1: the numbers bear it out. A lot fewer people crossing
Speaker 1: the border. With the remain in Mexico policy and the
Speaker 1: among others, as well as enforcing the actual border. Federal
Speaker 1: data those shows the volume of illegal border crossers from Mexico,
Speaker 1: El salvad Or, Guatemala, and Honduras, the areas that she
Speaker 1: said she was assigned to, are down but slightly combined.
Speaker 1: In the last ten months ten months, four nine hundred
Speaker 1: and forty five thousand apprehensions from folks just from those countries.
Speaker 1: Got to emphasize that just from those countries versus remember again,
Speaker 1: nine hundred and forty five thousand the most recent ten
Speaker 1: months of data versus nine hundred and fifty five thousand
Speaker 1: in the same period in a prior in the prior year,
Speaker 1: so ten thousand fewer, not exactly a significant accomplishment. The
Speaker 1: sea the year before that was one million, one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty one thousand. And then when Harris began her
Speaker 1: role as the Czar of Central America, I guess one million,
Speaker 1: eighty six thousand, So basically there's only like four million
Speaker 1: from that Central American area since she became the so
Speaker 1: called Central Americans are orbal color borders are because it's
Speaker 1: more properly stated. Overall, illegal border crossing surged higher during
Speaker 1: the period of time she was responsible, topping nearly two
Speaker 1: point five million in fiscal year twenty twenty three. Huh really.
Speaker 1: And she also said she's changed her position, even though
Speaker 1: her values remained the same. She repeated multiple times no
Speaker 1: longer supports decriminalizing illegal border crossing, but she didn't specifically
Speaker 1: say that. She jumped around it. I believe there should
Speaker 1: be consequences. We have laws that have to be followed
Speaker 1: in force that address and deal with people who cross
Speaker 1: our border illegally, and there should be consequences. And then
Speaker 1: she pivoted back to her role as California prosecutor and
Speaker 1: talked about g I prosecuted transnational criminal organization who traffic
Speaker 1: guns and drugs and human beings. Great, well, let's I'm
Speaker 1: glad you did that. That's your job as prosecutor. Even
Speaker 1: if they weren't transnational criminal organizations. How about criminal organizations
Speaker 1: that existed within the state of California, not by migrants,
Speaker 1: but by just regular good old fashioned crips and bloods
Speaker 1: and other gang members. They traffic and guns and drugs
Speaker 1: and human beings as well. Noting the obvious, and as
Speaker 1: we think about the border generally speaking, and whether or
Speaker 1: not you think Kamala Harris did a great job or not,
Speaker 1: and whether you think we should have an open border
Speaker 1: or not, what we do have are concerns and fears.
Speaker 1: FBI Director Ray has uttered the you know, this is
Speaker 1: the the most dangerous period of time I've ever witnessed
Speaker 1: in my lifeline several times since the beginning of the year.
Speaker 1: Now we have isis Isamic state group calling for its
Speaker 1: supporters to conduct terror attacks here in the United States
Speaker 1: as well as Europe. They're they have an official weekly.
Speaker 1: Joe Strecker gets the hard copy Al Naba. Did you
Speaker 1: get your most recent copy of Al Naba? Joe, you
Speaker 1: gotta give it to me when you're done. Thanks, just said,
Speaker 1: He'll translate it for me. Terrorist group took credit for
Speaker 1: the August twenty third attack at a remote penal college
Speaker 1: in Russia. The left for prison employees dead. Same terrorist
Speaker 1: group is calling for attacks here. Does anyone want to
Speaker 1: guess whether or not they believe there are members of
Speaker 1: ISIS or other terror organizations in and among the known
Speaker 1: godaways that total about two million over the past four
Speaker 1: or five years, or among the two and a half
Speaker 1: or so million newly minted illegal immigr and so we've
Speaker 1: let into our country under Biden's catch and release policies.
Speaker 1: Does anyone think that the our foes out there, regardless
Speaker 1: of which corner of the globe they come from, would
Speaker 1: let this opportunity pass them by. Look, we can walk
Speaker 1: right in everybody's doing it. I'm concerned we have allowed
Speaker 1: now Venezuela's most dangerous gang to establish a presence here.
Speaker 1: Probably never heard of them. Venezuela and gang called Trendyaragua.
Speaker 1: Members of the gang moving through the state to cross
Speaker 1: into the United States near El Paso, the Mexican border
Speaker 1: state of Chihuahuas, where they came through in El Paso,
Speaker 1: and a whole bunch of members of this gang. Treasure
Speaker 1: Department just this January sanctioned this gang organization as a
Speaker 1: transnational criminal organization. They say they've committed human trafficking, extortion,
Speaker 1: money longering, drug trafficking, and pose a deadly criminal threat
Speaker 1: across the Western hemisphere. That's a Treasury Department statement, not mine.
Speaker 1: And they've taken over some of these illegal migrant facilities
Speaker 1: apparently as well, although the governor of Colorado, Governor Jared
Speaker 1: Paulis thinks that this is all a lie, a social
Speaker 1: media fabrication. I guess there's much social media talking about this,
Speaker 1: this trendy Argua again taking over apartment buildings in the
Speaker 1: Denver suburb of Aurora, where a ton of these illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants have flown into are moved to Aurora from Denver.
Speaker 1: Denver's got a higher concentration of illegal immigrants, I think
Speaker 1: than any other city in the country, where a lot
Speaker 1: of them have moved twenty to thirty five forty miles
Speaker 1: away to Aurora and it's causing a real problem there. Paulus,
Speaker 1: the Governor, did a press conference after a statement in
Speaker 1: response to Aurora City Councilman Danielle Jurinsky about the gang takeovers,
Speaker 1: which are tied to his policies that she concluded. Democratic
Speaker 1: governor spokesman said, the governor has already let the mayor
Speaker 1: know that the state is ready to support local law
Speaker 1: and Police department with assistants from state troopers and the
Speaker 1: Colorado Bureau of Investigation. But according to police intelligence, this
Speaker 1: purported invasion is largely a feature of Danielle Jurinsky's imagination.
Speaker 1: Hum he said, well, it's illegal to take over buildings
Speaker 1: in Colorado, and if Derinsky has knowledge of such activity,
Speaker 1: the Governor's office is ready to assist police in taking
Speaker 1: them back. But on Wednesday and you could see it
Speaker 1: Fox News Denver air. The surveillance video shows an armed
Speaker 1: gang of men later confirmed by police as members of
Speaker 1: the Trendy Aragua gang, going through an apartment complex and Aurora,
Speaker 1: which the residents say is overrun by the gang. Governor
Speaker 1: asked the residents. Three of the men seen carrying handguns,
Speaker 1: one guy has a rifle, went into the apartment complex
Speaker 1: broke into a unit shortly before a shootout took place there,
Speaker 1: left one person severely injured. The mayor there. Aurora Mayor
Speaker 1: Mike Kaufman said yesterday there are several buildings that have
Speaker 1: fallen to these Venezuelan gangs in this city. He said
Speaker 1: the buildings were used as taxpayer funded migrant housing, which
Speaker 1: gave the gangs a foothold. Mayor speaking to the Governor,
Speaker 1: I guess h that's a shame. I just don't understand
Speaker 1: why they are more willing to do something about this. So,
Speaker 1: in addition to all the other gangs we already had
Speaker 1: well established in our country, the flow of fentanyl, the
Speaker 1: flow of children who are being sexually exploited, the murders,
Speaker 1: the violence, add trend ar Agua to the group, and
Speaker 1: you can thank the Biden Harris administration for their presence
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Speaker 2: Thank you, Bryan. Great to talk to you and happy Friday.
Speaker 1: Right back at you, brother. What's on your mind today?
Speaker 2: Doc? Well? I thought i'd call him with some good
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Speaker 1: Amen?
Speaker 2: Yeah? So yeah, So just something I've been noticing. I've
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Speaker 2: So here's I have a question for the audience and
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Speaker 2: Lindell oh y, yes, yeah, And you know during COVID,
Speaker 2: I was rather shocked to find that he was canceled
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Speaker 2: and I was just upset. You know, here's this guy.
Speaker 2: We turned his company to making masks for COVID, and
Speaker 2: just because there was this whole anti Trump thing. They
Speaker 2: canceled him. Now, I spent a lot of money at
Speaker 2: that Best Beyond. I was a big bed Bathroom Beyond guy.
Speaker 2: I bought my coffee there, I bought everything there. I
Speaker 2: loved the store. I just decided to cancel it myself.
Speaker 2: I said, I don't need Bed Bath and Beyond if
Speaker 2: this is the way they're going to behave, and I
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Speaker 2: Bed Bath and Beyond. I mean, they kind of went
Speaker 2: bankrupt during COVID. Now they blamed COVID for this, and
Speaker 2: I'm just wondering, did anyone out there listening do what
Speaker 2: I did, just spunk taneously on their own without doing
Speaker 2: anything else. It was pretty bad what they did, and
Speaker 2: a lot of us were feeling like that wasn't right.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 2: I wonder if that's one of the reasons that they
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Speaker 1: It's certainly positives on their own, we're thinking the way
Speaker 1: I did. Yeah, the greatest illustration of that was a
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Speaker 1: I mean, Target went all completely LGBTQ plus and we
Speaker 1: haven't shopped the Target in probably two decades. We made
Speaker 1: the choice, or rather my wife made the choice and
Speaker 1: never stepped put in the Target store because they had
Speaker 1: the worst return policy on the plane and she just said,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to abide anymore. So fortunately we were
Speaker 1: way ahead of the curve on that one, Jay, But
Speaker 1: you may be onto something there. I mean, people make
Speaker 1: these choices every single day.
Speaker 2: So, I mean Target did survive through COVID. They kind
Speaker 2: of they kind of came out with their policies a.
Speaker 5: Little bit later, right, you know.
Speaker 2: They they've gotten rid of boy girl toys and boy
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Speaker 1: Yeah. I don't know what their profit margins are now
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Speaker 1: I just wonder, well, we'll throw that out there, doctor
Speaker 1: j I always appreciate the call. Best of love to
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Speaker 1: see Al's next. Actually, hold on, jay Al next, Welcome
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday, Hey, good morning talk.
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Speaker 2: Hey, Brian, I just I just talking about the Harris
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Speaker 1: I know, it's like eight hundred and thirteen thousand. Let's
Speaker 1: not gave that number down a little bit. How do
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Speaker 1: is like they're off by eight hundred plus thousand. Jesus, Oh,
Speaker 1: thank you. That was comical. So I'm getting to laugh
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Speaker 1: I don't know, Sorry, Jay, I just used at the time.
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Speaker 1: Hey thirty on a Friday in the very happy one
Speaker 1: to you boy. There are so many things going on
Speaker 1: this weekend. You get the fireworks on Sunday, Octoberfest and
Speaker 1: of course the Lunkin Airport Days and here to talk
Speaker 1: about the details on the whys, the winds and the warfors.
Speaker 1: Jim Stitch, Jim, welcome back those good to have you
Speaker 1: on talk about Lunkin Airport Days.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much for having us on CINCINNY. Warbird says,
Speaker 2: some really great things going on this week through the weekend.
Speaker 2: We're hosting the Flying Legends Victory tour of two iconic
Speaker 2: World War Two aircraft, the B seventeen Flying Fortress and
Speaker 2: to be twenty five Mitchell Bomber. Both of them will
Speaker 2: be offering rides Friday, Saturday and Sunday morning, and then
Speaker 2: when they're not flying, they'll be able to tour through
Speaker 2: the inside of the aircraft. And then Saturday and Sunday
Speaker 2: we have our annual Flunkin Airport Days open house from
Speaker 2: ten am to four pm, where we'll have additional warbird
Speaker 2: and civilian aircraft on display, some of them giving rides,
Speaker 2: helicopter rides. We've got classic cars going on Saturday and Sunday,
Speaker 2: military vehicles, exhibits, food trucks, all kinds of great things
Speaker 2: for a great family outing.
Speaker 1: Well, last time I had somebody to talk about this,
Speaker 1: it's been several weeks. We were trying to put the
Speaker 1: bug in people's there. Like Cheryl pop came on the
Speaker 1: program from Honor Flight tri State, which we'll have a
Speaker 1: booth there as well, was talking about hurry up and
Speaker 1: get the tickets. If you plan on wanting to ride
Speaker 1: in the B seventeen to the B twenty five, you
Speaker 1: had to do that in advance. Are there still seats
Speaker 1: available if someone is willing to pay the price for
Speaker 1: the ticket to fly on one of those planes.
Speaker 2: There are a few seats left, but you've got to
Speaker 2: go online and book them as a asap. Yes, Yes,
Speaker 2: Cincinnati Warbirds dot Org has all the information on how
Speaker 2: to do that.
Speaker 1: Joe Trekker adding that to the vlog page fifty five
Speaker 1: cars right now, so people can go there if they
Speaker 1: can't remember the specific site. So Flying Legends, that's the
Speaker 1: name of the entity that owns these planes, Am I
Speaker 1: right on that?
Speaker 2: Actually, the Commemorative Air Force. It's one of their divisions
Speaker 2: if you will throughout the country and these folks are
Speaker 2: out of Mesa, Arizona. The B seventeen Sentimental Journey that
Speaker 2: they own is one of only four still flying in
Speaker 2: the world, and this one is the only one touring
Speaker 2: the eastern part of the US right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's actually heartbreaking when you think about it. I mean,
Speaker 1: how many those B seventeens were manufactured during World War Two?
Speaker 1: And I understand a lot of them got shot down,
Speaker 1: but wow, that there's only four left and it just
Speaker 1: seems to be a sad passing of time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there. I think there were over twelve thousand
Speaker 2: actually manufactured, but there's more than four that left. But
Speaker 2: these are the only four still flying. They're worthy, well, no,
Speaker 2: I mean, and essentially these are flying museums. So by
Speaker 2: doing these tours, they raised the funds to be able
Speaker 2: to preserve these for future generations to enjoy.
Speaker 1: Yeah, maintenance and upkeep and then the fuel that goes
Speaker 1: into them. Of course, that's you know, it is an
Speaker 1: expensive ticket, but talk about it once in a lifetime experience.
Speaker 1: You've been in these planes, haven't you, Jim. You've flown
Speaker 1: in them, right, Oh?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, Yeah, I've not only flown in them, I've flown them. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's what an amazing experience. Yes, yes, does it?
Speaker 1: How does it differ from a modern aircraft? I mean
Speaker 1: in terms of practically, because I would think, you know,
Speaker 1: someone would have to have a certain special skill set
Speaker 1: to fly one of these older aircraft because of the
Speaker 1: modern conveniences that are built in. But I don't have
Speaker 1: a piloty license, and I don't know. Is there a
Speaker 1: big difference between say, you know, modern aircraft in one
Speaker 1: of these Oh.
Speaker 2: Certainly, certainly. I owned a T twenty eight Trojan and
Speaker 2: we had an airshow demo team Trojan Horsemen for a
Speaker 2: number of years that we would fly at air shows
Speaker 2: all across the country. And it's definitely, as you say,
Speaker 2: more basic, but we've upgraded with modern avionics and so forth,
Speaker 2: so it's still safe to fly and good like UH
Speaker 2: modifications wherever possible. Plus these uh, these older aircraft have
Speaker 2: been completely restored and they under very strict guidelines from
Speaker 2: the FAA as far as making training of the crews
Speaker 2: to make sure they're very safe.
Speaker 1: Well, that's that's what I would expect, because I have
Speaker 1: heard tell I have been inside them, of course, you know,
Speaker 1: and I've been to Wright Patterson Air Force Base and
Speaker 1: seeing all the amazing aircraft they have there, many of
Speaker 1: which you can go through, they just seem like, you know,
Speaker 1: it's tin cans with with with with props attached to them.
Speaker 1: There's not a whole lot of substance of those planes.
Speaker 1: It's loud and it you know, they just they just
Speaker 1: seem so I don't know, bare bones minimum, which I
Speaker 1: guess was necessary because the limited amount of supplies that
Speaker 1: were in the ration that was going on in World
Speaker 1: War Two.
Speaker 2: Well, that's you know, that's the important part of experienceeing
Speaker 2: them firsthand. I mean you can see movies and watch
Speaker 2: videos and so forth, but until you are actually in
Speaker 2: the airplane, seeing it, feeling it, hearing it, touching it,
Speaker 2: smelling it, it's a visceral experience. It's hard to describe
Speaker 2: until you've actually experienced it firsthand. On just what these
Speaker 2: young airmen experienced in more time.
Speaker 1: And young is young. I mean you had seventeen, eighteen,
Speaker 1: nineteen year olds and behind the stick you could have
Speaker 1: maybe a twenty year old.
Speaker 2: Right, absolutely, Yeah, it's amazingly. One of our paternal members
Speaker 2: of the CINCINNTI war Birds was Lieutenant Herb Heilbrin. He
Speaker 2: was a B seventeen aircraft commander veteran of thirty five missions.
Speaker 2: And the epitome of the Greatest Generation is a wonderful.
Speaker 1: Time, no question about it. Well, salute to everyone that
Speaker 1: is involved in the Flying Legends Victory Tour. Salut everybodies
Speaker 1: involved in the Cincinnti war Birds and bringing these wonderful
Speaker 1: aircraft and vehicle and all the other the things that
Speaker 1: will be on display. And the car is the car
Speaker 1: show something that people can just show up with their
Speaker 1: classic car or is it one that people had to
Speaker 1: register for. I'm always curious about that because I'm a
Speaker 1: car guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because we have limited space that these were prearranged
Speaker 2: prety so there'll be about twenty plus classic cars, corvettes,
Speaker 2: British Car Club so forth. It will be there both
Speaker 2: Saturday and Sunday. And the best thing about on airport
Speaker 2: days is it's free, free admission, free parking.
Speaker 1: Well, you just got a whole bunch more people that
Speaker 1: are planning on going.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I loved that word, you know, free, bring the whole family.
Speaker 1: This is something kids absolutely love. I mean yeah, you
Speaker 1: know it's one thing for adults to come and see
Speaker 1: this and be inspired. But when kids get to see
Speaker 1: this kind of stuff, I remember distinctly when I was
Speaker 1: I think the first time I went through Wright Patterson
Speaker 1: Airporce Base, I was probably like ten years old, and
Speaker 1: I remember like it was yesterday. It's just inspiring. Well,
Speaker 1: Jeff's did. Thank you for coming to fifty five KRC
Speaker 1: Morning Show and promoting the event. I know everybody's going
Speaker 1: to want to be there. The information Joe Strecker has
Speaker 1: added to my blog page at fifty five KRC dot com,
Speaker 1: or you just go to Cincinnati Warbirds dot Org directly Jim.
Speaker 1: Best of luck, and I hope you have a wonderful event.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian, thanks for being having us on you.
Speaker 1: I'm always here for you, just to ask appreciate it.
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Speaker 1: great discussion about the Octoberfest that's coming up this weekend
Speaker 1: and some of the upcoming Octoberfest, Plus we talked about
Speaker 1: the history of Octoberfest, and then there's the Warbirds information
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Speaker 1: will both be out on Monday celebrating Labor Day. Gary
Speaker 1: Jeff Walker will be covering for me on Monday, and then, sadly,
Speaker 1: I have to do without Joe Streker executive producer for
Speaker 1: the entire week next week. So wish Joe Streker safe
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