Speaker 1: Five oh five.
Speaker 2: Don't vote Democrat.
Speaker 1: There's Tom.
Speaker 3: Haven't heard from Tom in a while, but I know
Speaker 3: he's out there someplace. Don't vote Democrat. H Well, the
Speaker 3: campaign of joy, joy, joy, joy, Joy, the flavor of
Speaker 3: the moment, the sound by of the moment.
Speaker 1: And are you buying it? I can.
Speaker 3: I have to ask you a question, and that that
Speaker 3: is the Democrats the fault. Now everybody's using the word
Speaker 3: that the memo has gone out joy, it's the campaign
Speaker 3: of joy. I don't know what the hell that's supposed
Speaker 3: to mean. Are you joyful in your life? Just ask
Speaker 3: yourself that question. You consider'elf a happy person, there's a
Speaker 3: joy in your life. Where does that joy come from?
Speaker 1: Family?
Speaker 3: Friends, maybe your hobbies, your interests. Maybe you get joy
Speaker 3: out of your work. A lot of people do, some
Speaker 3: people don't.
Speaker 1: I know that.
Speaker 3: You get joy from a politician. Can a politician bring
Speaker 3: you joy? It's a legitimate question to ask yourself. And
Speaker 3: if you're looking if you have no joy in your
Speaker 3: life and if you're looking to a politician to provide it,
Speaker 3: I think you're in a desperate, desperate place. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: my initial reaction, but we'll have a lot to talk
Speaker 3: about this morning, and I always enjoy talking with you.
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Speaker 3: of the fifty five Charasee Morning Show for lining up
Speaker 3: Kurt Couchman, Senior policy fellow on fiscal Responsibility Americans for Prosperity.
Speaker 3: Sub it in for Donovan and I know today he's
Speaker 3: going to be talking about biden Inflation. Bidenflation hair. She
Speaker 3: used to embrace it and say she was all with it. Well,
Speaker 3: they're reimagining her in front of our very eyes and
Speaker 3: hoping you buy into the reimagination. Eight oh five with
Speaker 3: Mel Kay, host of The Melky Show, to be talking
Speaker 3: about the third day the Joyfest going on in Chicago.
Speaker 3: He's got a book, Americans Anonymous, Restoring Power to the People,
Speaker 3: which is the exact opposite direction the Democrats want to go.
Speaker 3: They want to restore more power to Washington, DC so
Speaker 3: they can micromanage your lives. Jay Ratliffe, I heard me
Speaker 3: aviation expert. We have some folks that refuse to leave
Speaker 3: an American Airlines jet. The man was bleeding from a
Speaker 3: hair transplant. What lost scissors forced an airport terminal would
Speaker 3: be evacuated, impacting hundreds of flights and of course sub delays.
Speaker 3: And also an update on why can you only take
Speaker 3: a couple of ounces of liquid? That rules still in place?
Speaker 3: Get hit him with that one. I'm sure he'll be
Speaker 3: prepared to feel that, even though it's not on Jay
Speaker 3: Ratliff's list. Anyway, before we talk about the Joyfest, before
Speaker 3: we talk about, you know, the reimagining of Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: and all that, I just want to put this blows
Speaker 3: my mind. My mouth just literally fell open as I
Speaker 3: was reading this Fox News reporting described as first on Fox,
Speaker 3: so we'll give them credit for it. This is the
Speaker 3: direction the Biden administration is taking our country. This is
Speaker 3: Kamala Harris as part of the Biden administration and the
Speaker 3: direction she's taking in your country. This is the taking
Speaker 3: over our government by the nutcases who believe in DEEI
Speaker 3: and believe that it is important to adopt and embrace
Speaker 3: and bring and unfold in every single corner of the government.
Speaker 3: We go to the Department of Energy where the Obama
Speaker 3: or the Obama ministry. Yep, pretty much right, Freudian slipped there.
Speaker 3: The Biden administration recently hired at the Nuclear security wing
Speaker 3: of the Department of Energy. Sniehan Nare that's her name,
Speaker 3: then appointed the Special Assistant at the National Nuclear Security
Speaker 3: Administration disappointment in February of this year. Nara apparently believes
Speaker 3: in eradicating the purported white supremacy her words in the
Speaker 3: nuclear field, specifically the nuclear field. Right this in mind,
Speaker 3: as well as quote queering nuclear weapons close quote queering
Speaker 3: nuclear weapons as part of the diversity, equity and inclusion
Speaker 3: that she has been pushing, which she believes is essential
Speaker 3: to deterring threats to nuclear energy facilities in the United
Speaker 3: States of America. Got to clear up the nuclear weapons,
Speaker 3: I honestly when I read them, like what quote she
Speaker 3: wrote this last year.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 3: Finally, queer theory informs the struggle for nuclear justice and disarmament.
Speaker 3: Queer theory helps to shift the perception of nuclear weapons
Speaker 3: as instruments for security by telling the hidden stories of displacement, illness,
Speaker 3: and trauma caused by their production and testing. Now I
Speaker 3: try to absorb this. It's it's difficult because this is
Speaker 3: of course left wing Ivy League university speak, I presume.
Speaker 3: She argues, the DEI more broadly, is quote essential for
Speaker 3: creating effective nuclear policy, diversity, equit, inclusion, necessary essential. Rather
Speaker 3: to our nuclear policy. We're talking about bombs here, folks.
Speaker 3: The idea of deterrence. You know, you got a bomb,
Speaker 3: I got a bomb. We're both not going to use
Speaker 3: the bomb because we'll end the world. This is always,
Speaker 3: you know, it's worked so far, with the exception of
Speaker 3: the United States of America, nobody's dropped the nuclear bomb
Speaker 3: in spite of the fact that they're all over the globe.
Speaker 3: The idea of nuclear deterrence mutual threat.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 3: Before she joined the administration in February of this year,
Speaker 3: she worked at a place called the Stimson Institute, which
Speaker 3: has received apparently hundreds of thousands of dollars from the
Speaker 3: Soros Open Society Foundation and millions from something called the
Speaker 3: Embassy of the Stata Cutter. That's an interesting connection, isn't it.
Speaker 3: She believes without the DEI agenda, a workforce of a
Speaker 3: nuclear security facility is at risk for becoming insider threats.
Speaker 3: The workforce is at risk. By understanding DEI as a
Speaker 3: set of values critical to security. Well, see, you know
Speaker 3: you spring from a proposition like that. An erroneous proposition
Speaker 3: serving as a platform for you to show your DEI
Speaker 3: in places where it doesn't belong doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: By understanding the EI as a set of values critical
Speaker 3: to security and therefore as an element of an effective
Speaker 3: nuclear security culture, stakeholders can explore how DEI can contribute
Speaker 3: to stronger security at nuclear facilities. H Collectively, she went on,
Speaker 3: these principles of DEI can work to mitigate counterproductive work
Speaker 3: behavior and prevent disgruntled employees from becoming insider threats. Anyway,
Speaker 3: there's DEI agenda envisioned expanding America's deep secrets to people
Speaker 3: with foreign connections. Maybe those individuals were discouraged from applying
Speaker 3: on the issue of race. Now here's where it takes
Speaker 3: a turn of why I wanted to bring this up.
Speaker 3: Here's what she had to say. The US government reports
Speaker 3: show that qualified applicants, again, these are people are going
Speaker 3: to have their fingers on the button. I presume folks
Speaker 3: working in sensitive nuclear facilities, Folks maybe having access to
Speaker 3: important high levels secrets, scientific and otherwise, all right, you
Speaker 3: got to have some high level concern over folks that
Speaker 3: might be working in these environments, wouldn't you agree? Generally speaking,
Speaker 3: US government reports so the qualified applicants with foreign ties
Speaker 3: have been discouraged from applying to sensitive national security positions
Speaker 3: and faced barriers to obstaining and obtaining a security clearance.
Speaker 3: This is in part due to the preconceived confirmation biases
Speaker 3: held by investigators about certain racial or ethnic groups.
Speaker 1: Oh do you see what you did right there.
Speaker 3: No, we're not talking about racial ethnic groups, you crazy
Speaker 3: and batcrap insane woman. We're talking about people with ties
Speaker 3: to foreign governments that may be opposed to the United
Speaker 3: states best interest. It is not the color of their skin,
Speaker 3: it's not their race, their ethnicity. It is their political
Speaker 3: belief system that we're worried about. That's why we worry
Speaker 3: about foreigners having access to or sensitive secrets. What foreign
Speaker 3: country are they connected to? Is it an ally? If
Speaker 3: it's an ally, and they don't have any preconceived biases
Speaker 3: against the United States or its interest, I don't care
Speaker 3: what color of their skin is, and I don't think
Speaker 3: anybody in the hiring process does either. Maybe on a
Speaker 3: background check. You find out that that tie is to
Speaker 3: a foreign country. Oh, I don't know, maybe Syria or Iran,
Speaker 3: or North Korea or China or Russia, then as well
Speaker 3: go ahead. We got a whole lot of enemies in
Speaker 3: the world, a whole bunch of different political structures that
Speaker 3: are polar opposite to the American interests which used to
Speaker 3: be about freedom and liberty and everything. And I know
Speaker 3: we've far moved away from that, but that's supposed to
Speaker 3: be the point. Considerable progress has been made in advancing
Speaker 3: in the nuclear field, but the largest obstacle remains and
Speaker 3: ensuring that nuclear security practitioners understand how DEI can serve
Speaker 3: as a tool to strengthen nuclear security. Greater focus on
Speaker 3: the intersections between nuclear security and DEI is essential. Somebody
Speaker 3: wrote wtf after that statement. Probably someone who doesn't understand
Speaker 3: what the hell she's talking about. Oh, that's right, that
Speaker 3: was me. In so far as race bias is concerned,
Speaker 3: this insane woman's belief is that white people at nuclear
Speaker 3: facilities don't have the ability to properly evaluate threads from
Speaker 3: people of the same racial group, notably radical white supremacists. Well,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm a white guy I hate radical
Speaker 3: white supremacist. I think they're a problem, and I don't
Speaker 3: think it's a huge one. But you know, if you
Speaker 3: admit that you're a clan member, I think you are crazy.
Speaker 3: If I'm in a room with someone who's espousing anti
Speaker 3: black sentiment, someone who's pro clan, I think I can
Speaker 3: spot it out and I might want to report that
Speaker 3: person in my superior in the same way that I
Speaker 3: would report someone to my superior who is espousing, well,
Speaker 3: perhaps anti Semitic comments or making statements that are pro
Speaker 3: terrorist organization. Maybe that's red flag about security. I think
Speaker 3: the people in the American military can be obtrained to
Speaker 3: observe that and point it out. She is insulting white people.
Speaker 3: She is a racist when she says white people are
Speaker 3: incapable of exercising that judgment. Diversifying the perspectives included in
Speaker 3: nuclear security decision making can expand the definition of who
Speaker 3: or what constitutes a threat for nuclear security, which you know,
Speaker 3: I would think maybe involvement with foreign governments or people
Speaker 3: who are non citizens and people have no connection with
Speaker 3: the United States and its principles, they are the ones
Speaker 3: that might represent a threat. The notion of threat and
Speaker 3: security are defined by the dominant culture, which inherently sidelines
Speaker 3: now marginalized groups. Really well, the dominant culture at one
Speaker 3: point in this country and ignoring our somewhat racist foundations,
Speaker 3: which I get. But in so far as the American
Speaker 3: military culture is concerned, the dominant ideology should be the
Speaker 3: security of the United States of America from threats both
Speaker 3: domestic and foreign, which is one of the reasons why
Speaker 3: you want to vet people who might be working with
Speaker 3: sensitive nuclear materials and sensitive nuclear secrets.
Speaker 1: See, this is crazy. This is what we get.
Speaker 3: You think there's a difficult time of recruiting in the
Speaker 3: American miliity, I mean, I'm sorry the difficulty we're having
Speaker 3: recruiting young people in the America's military, aside from the
Speaker 3: fact that apparently we're all of poor health, morbidly obese,
Speaker 3: and incapable of doing the bare minimum to even get
Speaker 3: in the American military, if you got someone who actually
Speaker 3: wants to sign up, getting people to actually sign up,
Speaker 3: there was a lot a lot of that was based
Speaker 3: on pride of country. A lot of it was based
Speaker 3: on freedoms and liberties and democracy and democratic principles. I
Speaker 3: want to join my America's military because I love my country,
Speaker 3: I'll fight for its values. That is supposed to be
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Speaker 1: I'm sorry, folks, I wake up in a day when
Speaker 1: the you know, I just I get this sense that
Speaker 1: we've just completely lost lost all control and all track
Speaker 1: with our of ourselves, us job growth.
Speaker 3: Oh whoops, Sorry, we overreported the jobs by eight hundred
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Speaker 3: labor market losing steam earlier than thought. Obviously he's going
Speaker 3: to well, it certainly is going to result in the
Speaker 3: Fed maybe adjusting interest rates. So exhil over that and
Speaker 3: watched the mortgage interest rate drop a little bit. Turning
Speaker 3: to President Biden's Secretary of Commas, Jenior Rialmando. Hey, she's
Speaker 3: on ABC News and they asked her about that, I
Speaker 3: am curious as to your thoughts today about your labor,
Speaker 3: saying that more than eight hundred thousand fewer jobs actually created.
Speaker 3: Initially reported that question asked by a news correspondent, Kaya Whitworth,
Speaker 3: and they also rolled equipment clip with Donald Trump mentioning
Speaker 3: that in his rally yesterday, the administration patted the numbers
Speaker 3: with an extra Listen to this one, eight hundred and
Speaker 3: eighteen thousand jobs that didn't exist, Trump said, So they
Speaker 3: say they existed, and they never did exist. They built
Speaker 3: them up so they could say, what a wonderful job
Speaker 3: they're doing. So they roll that clip and here you go. No,
Speaker 3: in response to the question when I hear that refer
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Speaker 3: head yesterday My buddy Jeff said that now he's got
Speaker 3: an earworm with a happy, Happy Joy Joy song from
Speaker 3: Ren and Stimpy. There, Joe, so you ruined it. I
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Speaker 3: Over the local Stories, you can feel free to call
Speaker 3: if you'd like to. I'd love to hear from him.
Speaker 3: If you got someone on your mind. But anyway over
Speaker 3: to thanks you to Fox nineteen credit where credit's due
Speaker 3: for local reporting. Price Still homeowner speaking out if for
Speaker 3: a man allegedly broke into his home over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Gavin Robinson showed up at home and someday he was
Speaker 3: greeted by a thirty four year old Andre Jones, who
Speaker 3: was allegedly in his home while his two year old
Speaker 3: daughter and girlfriend rob stares just. Robins said his family
Speaker 3: had seen Jones around Price so before and they even
Speaker 3: helped him when he was in need. Robinson, speaking with
Speaker 3: Fox nineteen, he knew where we lived, so he would
Speaker 3: come up knock on the door. If he needed something
Speaker 3: to eat, you know, a burger or anything. We'd give
Speaker 3: him a few bucks so he could eat for the night.
Speaker 3: Court to court document, Jones got into Robinson's homes through
Speaker 3: a very small bathroom window on the second floor. According
Speaker 3: to the father, creepy get a load of this. He
Speaker 3: was definitely watching us. I don't think that this was
Speaker 3: any just jump into an ordeal. I think there might
Speaker 3: have been some help behind it. Incident made it tougher
Speaker 3: knowing that they had helped him in the past when
Speaker 3: he needed he said, makes you a little angry and upset.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm a person where I believe in doing
Speaker 3: the bigger thing, even when it sets you back, is
Speaker 3: always the right choice. It's a very Christian attitude. He's
Speaker 3: got there to ensure Jones didn't have a weapon on him.
Speaker 3: Robinson tackled him and kept him there until the police
Speaker 3: showed up. Suspect currently behind bars facing three charges obstruction
Speaker 3: official business, possession of drugs, and burglary.
Speaker 1: Go to Loveland, My little Loveland.
Speaker 3: Woman doing her nails accidentally started a fire, displacing dozens
Speaker 3: of residents from a multi story condo building overnight. This
Speaker 3: cord of Loveland sims fire arm and flames broke out
Speaker 3: of midnight inside a woman's second floor unit of the
Speaker 3: Carrington Crossings after she used a burning tool on her
Speaker 3: fingernails and something began to melt. According to the fire chief,
Speaker 3: she caught the overflow in a container, though she had
Speaker 3: it under control, but it got so hot it caught
Speaker 3: fire and ignited, going up the wall of the condo,
Speaker 3: over the firewalls separating her unit from the others, and
Speaker 3: then into the attic portion of the second floor. Collapsed
Speaker 3: into the first floor early yesterday, displacing residents in total
Speaker 3: of twenty four units. Spokesman for the American Red Cross
Speaker 3: speaking with Fox nineteen so theres assisting thirty eight displaced people. Thankfully,
Speaker 3: no injuries were reported. Damn adjustment has not yet been released.
Speaker 3: What in the hell doing fingernails.
Speaker 1: All right? Whatever? Uh?
Speaker 3: Middletown man has been arrested a connection with investigation into
Speaker 3: the discovery of a woman's body in an alley trash can.
Speaker 3: Fifty nine year old Perry Hart charged with aggravated murder.
Speaker 3: According to the Middle Time Police Department, is best part
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Speaker 3: had been known to last to last be staying. When
Speaker 3: the badly decomposed body was discovered, Court documents stated the
Speaker 3: woman's skull had two bullet holes. During an interview with police,
Speaker 3: Heart admitted that Sloan was shot by another individual. Middletown
Speaker 3: police said Wednesday they're investigating a second subject. Fifty nine
Speaker 3: year old told police he dragged the wounded Sloan as
Speaker 3: she moaned in pain down some steps he went on.
Speaker 3: According to court records, he said he pointed the gun
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Speaker 3: striking her. Sloane stopped moaning after the gun shot, indicating
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Speaker 3: Department after being indicted over allegations going back to December
Speaker 3: of last year. Court to the police chief, the basic
Speaker 3: response reality was nightmares. They had heard the kids yelling,
Speaker 3: and they'd go over there and they'd see injuries to
Speaker 3: the kids. So they're saying there's spirits that were in
Speaker 3: the house at the time that caused these injuries. That's correct,
Speaker 3: job spewet Wolvado, deaving do. Copies of the indictments and
Speaker 3: obtained by local news ledge to the woman evidence a
Speaker 3: reckless disregard for life and inflicted serious bottle injury on
Speaker 3: the two children. Law enforcement said the one year old
Speaker 3: and two year old suffered burns, bike marks, broken bones.
Speaker 3: They tested positive for the presence of fentanyl toddler's injuries
Speaker 3: incurred an apartment in Newton, a small town northwest of Charlotte.
Speaker 3: Police alleged a third of dollgar, identified as a man,
Speaker 3: also responsible for the abuse. He died last year. Women
Speaker 3: are the mother and grandmother the two victims in the case.
Speaker 3: A question by police, they not only blamed evil spirits,
Speaker 3: but they also said they used a Ouiji board in
Speaker 3: order to conjure spirits.
Speaker 1: Okay, yeah, right.
Speaker 3: Law enforcement in the hand alleged the two demon haunted
Speaker 3: defendants of very culpability for the toddler's extensive injuries. They
Speaker 3: alleged the children had bruising in damage to their skin,
Speaker 3: which they both failed to report. Neighbors spoke with local
Speaker 3: news there rejected the haunted apartment claim, saying I think
Speaker 3: that's crazy. Yeah, I would join in that easily assessment.
Speaker 1: Right there.
Speaker 3: Both the mother and grandmother detained on a quarter of
Speaker 3: a million dollar bond. Ghosts, I personally don't believe in them.
Speaker 1: Arizona truck driver gotta be spending the next two decades
Speaker 1: plus in jail for killing five people in a crash
Speaker 1: in a highway caused by his using TikTok while behind
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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 3: just takes a fraction of a second. You're not paying attention.
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Speaker 3: Very happy Friday Eve to you, looking forward to the
Speaker 3: Senior policy Phlloe and fiscal responsibility for Americans for Prosperities.
Speaker 3: Kurt Couchman joining the program at seven thirty to talk
Speaker 3: about Biden Inflation is a funny meme circulated July of
Speaker 3: this year.
Speaker 1: July Love this July of twenty twenty four.
Speaker 3: The economy is great under Biden, said, so many of
Speaker 3: the talking heads about the Biden economy. Bidenomics is great,
Speaker 3: Everything's great. August of twenty twenty four. Kamala Harris is
Speaker 3: going to fix the economy. I thought that was a
Speaker 3: very important meme because we're talking about fixing the economy.
Speaker 3: She was talking about price fixing, dealing with your inflationary realities.
Speaker 3: They're talking about salute maybe. I mean, they're vague about
Speaker 3: it and they haven't released anything platform wise, but they're
Speaker 3: talking about things that need to be fixed. Fixed because
Speaker 3: for the last three and a half years we've been
Speaker 3: under Bidenomics and the Biden economy and the inflationary realities
Speaker 3: of pumping in literally trillions and trillions of additional dollars
Speaker 3: into the US economy boom. You're going to buy into that? Seriously,
Speaker 3: the woman on who's watch all of this has happened?
Speaker 3: You are going to trust to what fix it? If
Speaker 3: they were great, then there wouldn't be anything to fix. Bobby,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the program. Happy Friday Eve.
Speaker 10: Well, thank you, my brother. Good to speak with you
Speaker 10: today and thanks for taking my call again.
Speaker 1: Happy to what's on your mind today?
Speaker 11: Well?
Speaker 10: They I got a couple questions. Congress and Massey and
Speaker 10: Jordan have done an excellent job on this impeachment inquiry
Speaker 10: and they got it wrapped up the first day of
Speaker 10: the DUS Convention. I wonder if we we'll make a
Speaker 10: move on it on Biden's sometime between now and there.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm I think I'm over speculating at
Speaker 1: this point. I was wrong.
Speaker 3: Listen, I'm a guy who said Biden would be gone
Speaker 3: last year, which you know, if the Democrats were smarter,
Speaker 3: they would have gone through a regular process of vetting
Speaker 3: process and come up with something who's slightly more palatable
Speaker 3: than the current coup ata winner.
Speaker 1: But who am I? No one listens to me along
Speaker 1: those lines. We know what a predictions they're like.
Speaker 10: Since they're done with the impeachment inquiry, and I knew
Speaker 10: it's taken some time here in the last six months.
Speaker 10: My main question is where is the five hundred dollars
Speaker 10: reward for the individual put that ied at the DNC headquarters.
Speaker 10: We worked on that thing for months upon months, looking
Speaker 10: into that individual that did it. I just wanted up
Speaker 10: the reward still there? Okay, it went from a hundred,
Speaker 10: it went from one hundred thousand to five hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 10: Congress and Massy was in charge of it, and we
Speaker 10: haven't heard each thing about it. I already know a
Speaker 10: lot about it. You just want to know if Kamala
Speaker 10: Harris was there at the DNC forty eight hours before
Speaker 10: the woman put it there. There's a late woman that
Speaker 10: did it. Yeah, and we tracked her down by our shoes.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're talking circrals around me. I honestly, Bobby, no
Speaker 3: idea what you're talking about. Sorry, I can't stay up
Speaker 3: on everything, and this one is just I guess out
Speaker 3: of my element. I have my apologies to you for
Speaker 3: not being up to speed and not being able to
Speaker 3: respond to that. I'll take you to your word, though.
Speaker 3: Let us see here one more in the stack of
Speaker 3: two before we move on to the break and come
Speaker 3: back after the top of our news. Go to Topeka, Kansas,
Speaker 3: where a mom who's two years this is insane. Two
Speaker 3: year old son fatally shot his four year old sister.
Speaker 3: The mother has been sentenced to life in prison. Mary Blair,
Speaker 3: twenty four, will not be eligible for parole till she
Speaker 3: serves twenty five years under the sentence imposed in Topeka.
Speaker 3: According to the local news there, they found her guilty
Speaker 3: and may have aggravated child on nagement first agree murder
Speaker 3: in the commission of a felony. She testified at her
Speaker 3: trial that she removed a loaded nine million inter handgun
Speaker 3: from her diaper bag and placed it on the couch
Speaker 3: next to her in October while she was home with
Speaker 3: her four year old daughter and her two year old son.
Speaker 3: Said she planned to go get food with her family
Speaker 3: was making sure she had everything she needed in the bag.
Speaker 3: She then the child then distracted her by asking her
Speaker 3: to shoot a cell phone video of them together. District
Speaker 3: attorney there old jurors that the gun sat on the
Speaker 3: couch at least twelve minutes before Blair's son, who's about
Speaker 3: to turn three, picked it up and shot his sister.
Speaker 3: She said no reasonable person would have let a gun
Speaker 3: sit there that, along with a small child presence. Court
Speaker 3: record show. She complained in a handwritten motion that her
Speaker 3: trial attorney discouraged from taking a plea and that would
Speaker 3: resulted in her being sent to ten years and three
Speaker 3: months in prison. Yeah, you're gonna own a firearm, you
Speaker 3: damn well better be responsible with it. Coming up in
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Speaker 1: And that's what it's about. Joy.
Speaker 3: It's like start of the morning show an hour at
Speaker 3: last hour. If you are looking for a politician to
Speaker 3: provide you with joy, I don't know, maybe more. I'm
Speaker 3: thinking more along the lines of getting some psychological level
Speaker 3: with the Lindar Center of Hope. Because you've got problems
Speaker 3: in your world. Government, provide joy, Joy Joy Joy Joy.
Speaker 3: That's all you heard. But if you're not going to
Speaker 3: provide anybody with policy points, you're not going to talk
Speaker 3: about policy and you're not gonna give us solutions to
Speaker 3: the problems that we were facing right now, problems that
Speaker 3: we've only been facing over the past several years, brought
Speaker 3: about by, Yes, the Biden administration's policies. You got to
Speaker 3: fix what you started. You started it, now you are
Speaker 3: gonna fix it. You think I'm gonna trust you to
Speaker 3: do that? Huh, God Almighty, we find ourselves. I cannot
Speaker 3: believe we're actually engaged in this political process right now.
Speaker 3: Kurt Kausman's going to join the program coming up in
Speaker 3: seven thirty, senior policy fellow on fiscal responsibility in Americans
Speaker 3: for Prosperity. He's summoned in for Donalvan and today he'll
Speaker 3: be talking about, oh a problem Biden inflation hosted the
Speaker 3: Melka Show. Of course, that will be Malkay. He's joining
Speaker 3: the program at eight five. She rather sorry, Joe, I'm
Speaker 3: not familiar with the Melka podcast. So you know how
Speaker 3: many podcasts are there out there?
Speaker 11: A lot?
Speaker 3: Apologies to Malka. Just add that one to the list
Speaker 3: of the ones I've never heard of. That's okay, Apparently
Speaker 3: a noted notable in the area of podcasts. You've been
Speaker 3: talking about Day three of the Democrat National Conventions and
Speaker 3: also the book Americans Anonymous restoring power to the people
Speaker 3: that I am looking forward to Jay rat Leff. Always
Speaker 3: loved talking to Jay. Closing out Friday Eve on a
Speaker 3: very positive note. Got a couple of funny stories to
Speaker 3: talk about with Jay. Sad, pathetic, but still funny. That'll
Speaker 3: be at eight thirty and you can call and love
Speaker 3: to hear from you if you choose to call five
Speaker 3: point three, seven four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred
Speaker 3: and eighty two to three Talk time five fifty on
Speaker 3: AT and T phones. Okay, Day thirty two, Day thirty
Speaker 3: two of Kamala Harris hiding in a hole and not
Speaker 3: providing us with campaign platforms. Don't have any idea other
Speaker 3: than the occasional slip of the tongue saying the quiet
Speaker 3: part out loud, like cat taxing, unrealized capital gains, price fixing,
Speaker 3: and then it's, oh, no, we really didn't mean that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're gonna get a lot of that.
Speaker 3: But like this observation from the journal, ms Harris is
Speaker 3: no longer the vice president who failed to secure the
Speaker 3: border how they say she'll be tough on illegal migration.
Speaker 3: No longer the vice president who said Bidenomics is working
Speaker 3: while inflation jumped to a forty year high. She's now
Speaker 3: the candidate who's going to reduce your family's feel bill
Speaker 3: by price gouging, going after your grocer for those evil
Speaker 3: grocery stores having to deal with supply chain issues and
Speaker 3: inflation themselves and only having like a maximum two percent
Speaker 3: margin to start with price gouging. No longer the candidate
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty who questioned the need for cash bail
Speaker 3: and blame police for urban violence. Now the tough prosecutor
Speaker 3: who was the California Attorney general who dared to investigate Exxon.
Speaker 1: Exceon.
Speaker 3: No longer the presidential candidate of twenty nineteen who wanted
Speaker 3: a banfracking, endorse medicare for all, questions whether the current
Speaker 3: Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency should even exist. Now she's changed.
Speaker 3: She hadn't said why she's changed her policy points on
Speaker 3: all these and other areas, because no one asks her.
Speaker 3: We haven't even got verification and confirmation that she's actually
Speaker 3: changed on these What we have our surrogates coming out
Speaker 3: here with, you know, fluffy sound bites of nothingness suggesting
Speaker 3: that she's changed her mind on these various policies that
Speaker 3: would well undermine her run for presidency if she were
Speaker 3: to cling to them as she has for so many years,
Speaker 3: hasn't done an interview since her elevation is nominee, hasn't
Speaker 3: asked answered any hard questions. She's been relying on prescripted,
Speaker 3: teleprompter provided scripts. The least known presidential nominee of modern times.
Speaker 3: The journal asks what does she really believe? What does
Speaker 3: she really believe? As we hit again day thirty two
Speaker 3: of not holding any press conferences. Hell, even some of
Speaker 3: the most ardent porters are asking her where in the
Speaker 3: hell she is The Washington Post find a more left
Speaker 3: leaning of newspaper that's out there referring to Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: At least he has taken questions, they said. The Post
Speaker 3: even said she should be accounting for her numerous policy
Speaker 3: shifts or a parent seeming policy shifts. Again, I'll go
Speaker 3: to that this is not policy shifts that she has uttered.
Speaker 3: These are ones that have come out of her campaign.
Speaker 3: The fracking, border security, private health. It's on and on
Speaker 3: and on and on and on. Jim Acosta, liberal CNN anchor,
Speaker 3: would it kill you guys to do one? Referring to
Speaker 3: a press conference, Would it kill you guys to do one?
Speaker 1: What it hell?
Speaker 3: Would it kill you guys to answer one? Let me
Speaker 3: ask a straightforward question on policy. Let me get a
Speaker 3: straightforward answer from you would kill you to do that? Man,
Speaker 3: They're not going to do that, at least not as
Speaker 3: long as they can. As long as they can, they're
Speaker 3: gonna hold out. But step back from this and look
Speaker 3: at where we are. We have someone who doesn't articulate
Speaker 3: anything by way of platform, wants to be the most
Speaker 3: important prominent politician on the planet, the most powerful individual.
Speaker 3: You're gonna put the foreign affairs in her hands while
Speaker 3: the world burns, mostly brought about by the Biden Administration's
Speaker 3: administration's feckless foreign policy of appeasement, most notably to the Iranians.
Speaker 3: Look at how much cash they have. Look at all
Speaker 3: the sanctions that we're lifting to the Biden administration, what
Speaker 3: do they do. Yeah, they facilitate Hamas killing Israelis. They
Speaker 3: provide drones to the Russians. They're busily and very close
Speaker 3: to by all accounts, obtaining an actual working nuclear weapon.
Speaker 3: That's just one element of foreign policy. Where is Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris on foreign policy? If you know, please, dear God,
Speaker 3: call me up. I want to know where she is.
Speaker 3: I don't know what source you got that gives you
Speaker 3: an indication of where she is on foreign policy. Five one, three, seven, eight,
Speaker 3: two to three talk go with count pound five fifty
Speaker 3: on AT and T Fund. So funny lines from Trump.
Speaker 3: He got the message? By the way, do I still
Speaker 3: have to stick to policy? Funny line from Trump yesterday.
Speaker 3: Let's see what Steve's got this morning. Hey Steve, thanks
Speaker 3: for calling. Welcome to the fifty five CARC Morning Show.
Speaker 11: Now, in my defense, I called before you said call
Speaker 11: me up and explain her foreign policy vision because I
Speaker 11: refuse to step into that because she doesn't know what
Speaker 11: it is. So I don't know what her policy is
Speaker 11: since she doesn't know what it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a rhetorical one.
Speaker 3: It was a rhetorical request to call in because I
Speaker 3: know there's no one in my listening audience who knows
Speaker 3: what it is, because no human being on the planet
Speaker 3: knows where she is on foreign policy.
Speaker 1: Anyway, Well, I think she will lick.
Speaker 11: Her finger and put it up in the air and
Speaker 11: see which way the wind is blowing, and that's that's
Speaker 11: going to be her foreign policy. But a couple of
Speaker 11: neat things, and I'm kind of curious what you think
Speaker 11: about this. First of all, the media can only cover
Speaker 11: for her for so long and appear and they also
Speaker 11: appear to be a little bit perturbed. I mean, they've
Speaker 11: still got her back, and they'll still have her back.
Speaker 11: But I called you last week and when you when
Speaker 11: you apply for a job, you have to interview for
Speaker 11: your job. You have to say, this is what I
Speaker 11: can do for the company, this is what you know
Speaker 11: I mean, And she's not doing any it's a joke,
Speaker 11: but a couple of curiosities here. This is nothing but
Speaker 11: a positive. I think it's going to happen. I think
Speaker 11: r FK Junior will endorse Trump tomorrow in Arizona. They
Speaker 11: both have a rally in or Trump has a rally
Speaker 11: there and RFK Junior is going to be there, even
Speaker 11: if that gets him a couple of percent, you know,
Speaker 11: or just you know, you know, you put the Kennedy
Speaker 11: name there, and yeah, you give them a token cause
Speaker 11: in the cabinet. I'll give Obama credit for this. He
Speaker 11: might be the first one that started putting somebody from
Speaker 11: a different political party, you know, in your cabinet, and
Speaker 11: it's usually a lesser position, and you pick you pick
Speaker 11: a ride, but whatever, that's not a bad thing. Another
Speaker 11: interesting thing is Elon Musk one of the smartest people around.
Speaker 11: He's like, you know, I mean, we've got a few
Speaker 11: of them out there, Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates to
Speaker 11: a lesser to you know, maybe his whatever, but there
Speaker 11: are some great thinkers out there that just have such
Speaker 11: an impact on society with what they do. And he
Speaker 11: is all in for Trump and wants to I wouldn't
Speaker 11: say serve in the cabinet, but he's like, what can
Speaker 11: I do. I'm willing to help. I'm you know, I mean,
Speaker 11: you imagine him getting in there and streamlining the government.
Speaker 11: But what do you think about RFK Junior and Elon
Speaker 11: Musk possibly working with Trump?
Speaker 3: I have no problem with it. RFK Junior to me
Speaker 3: a bit of a loose cannon, and he is. He's
Speaker 3: one of those global warming, climate change kind of guys.
Speaker 3: So to me, that being on his resume is always
Speaker 3: concerning because I think this is just the biggest scam
Speaker 3: ever perpetrated on humanity, this whole idea that we need
Speaker 3: to do carbon offsets and zero emissions, and you know,
Speaker 3: it's plant food for God's sake, and we've known by
Speaker 3: history and documented evidence that the planet's carbon dioxide level
Speaker 3: has fluctuated dramatically over the years, and oh my god,
Speaker 3: the world continues to spend and evolve. I think we
Speaker 3: can manage it with a little more carbon in the atmosphere.
Speaker 3: So he's one of those guys. Eh, He's got some
Speaker 3: other good things about him. I have no problem with
Speaker 3: some of his platform positions, but that's the one that
Speaker 3: that sticks in my crawl. But yeah, like you pointed out,
Speaker 3: Democrats can grab a rhino or two and then call
Speaker 3: their administration bipartisan. Look, I reached across the d grab
Speaker 3: one of the other guys and have them served. You know,
Speaker 3: I'd say Kennedy's running more as an independent, freethinking kind
Speaker 3: of guy, not a party affiliated guy necessarily, because he's
Speaker 3: got positions that are some Republican leaning, some Democrat leaning.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm sure that you could find a place
Speaker 3: for him. It'll be solid a point for the for
Speaker 3: the Trump campaign, because you're gonna get the at least
Speaker 3: some of the Kennedy supporters on board. Ne Or Kennedy
Speaker 3: is not a flaming communist like Kamala Harris and and
Speaker 3: and and Timmy so and ins far as Musk is concerned,
Speaker 3: that's a no brainer. If Musk wants to join the
Speaker 3: administration in some capacity, I've seen him floated around as
Speaker 3: maybe heading up NASA. He'd be great on economics. There's
Speaker 3: a multitude of places that you could utilize Trump's ginor
Speaker 3: or a Musk's ginormous brain and tap into that for
Speaker 3: the good of America. And say what you want about
Speaker 3: Elon Musk, he does have his own quirky nature. He
Speaker 3: is just unbelievably brilliant, unbelievably brilliant. He's one of those
Speaker 3: guys that I'm not I pointed this out yesterday. You know,
Speaker 3: thank God for Elon Musk and folks of his ilk,
Speaker 3: even if they're on the other side of the political ledger.
Speaker 3: Like Gates, they built massive empires. They employ thousands and
Speaker 3: thousands of people. They make tons of money, not only
Speaker 3: for the individuals working, but also if if tax dollars
Speaker 3: infused into government, if you think that's a great thing,
Speaker 3: welcome to the reality a very successful person building giant
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Speaker 1: He made it to the Democratic National Convention.
Speaker 3: I don't know that the uttered the word joy though
Speaker 3: he missed out on his opportunity to UH to keep
Speaker 3: the talking point alive. Anyway, he did speak in support
Speaker 3: of Kamala Harris not chocking anyone at the DNC yesterday.
Speaker 3: Took the stage about seven pm to discuss the current
Speaker 3: administration's work to address the Brent Spnce Bridge, calling out
Speaker 3: former Donald Trump for not working on it during his office.
Speaker 3: I need to just observe in front of what I
Speaker 3: have to have. Par of Ball said yesterday that the
Speaker 3: power of the purse rests in Congress, and we can
Speaker 3: go all the way to Barack Obama, who also campaigns,
Speaker 3: standing in front of the Brent Spenz Bridge promising to
Speaker 3: fix it and it never happened. We can go back
Speaker 3: years and years politicians of all stripes stand in front
Speaker 3: of the Brent Spenz Bridge. I guess it's a project
Speaker 3: that it had bipartisan support for a long time, since
Speaker 3: both Democrats and Republicans promised to get it done. Anyway,
Speaker 3: Provall said, for years politicians came through my city and
Speaker 3: promised to fix the Brent Spenz Bridge, which connects Ohio
Speaker 3: to Kentucky. Donald Trump was one of them. He did
Speaker 3: what they all do, press conference here, photo op there,
Speaker 3: but nothing changed until Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. I
Speaker 3: guess they laid hands on it. Anyway.
Speaker 1: Some are suggesting that this is phase one of.
Speaker 3: Mayor have to have par of All's inevitable assent to
Speaker 3: some political career. Washington, DC based got to Middletown where
Speaker 3: a man has been arrested in connection with an investigation
Speaker 3: into the discovery of a woman's body in an alley
Speaker 3: trash can. Fifty nine year old Perry Hart's been charged
Speaker 3: with aggravated murder. According to Middletown Police Department, this part
Speaker 3: of an investigation had started when this woman's body found
Speaker 3: in an alley in the back of Centennial Street January
Speaker 3: July first. Rather, body in the area where a missing woman,
Speaker 3: thirty five year old Asia Sloane, had been known to
Speaker 3: be last staying, according to a detective in the court documents,
Speaker 3: when the badly decomposed body discovered. Court documents state of
Speaker 3: the woman's skull had two bullet holes. Now, during an
Speaker 3: interview with police, this Hart guy admitted that Sloane was
Speaker 3: shot by another individual. Middletown police they're investigating that second suspect.
Speaker 3: Hard To have told police he dragged a wounded Sloan
Speaker 3: as she moaned in pain down some step steps, and
Speaker 3: he then pointed the gun at her head, closed his
Speaker 3: eyes and fired one shot her, which stopped the moaning.
Speaker 3: Obviously because she died. He appeared in court yesterday. Judge
Speaker 3: said his bond at one million dollars. This is just bizarre.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry I did the story. I had a love
Speaker 3: one thanks to Fox nineteen reporting. I still am scratching
Speaker 3: my head over it. They see a woman doing her
Speaker 3: nails accidentally started a fire, displacing dozens from a multi
Speaker 3: story condo cord of loves Loveland, Sims Fire Department. Flames
Speaker 3: broke out around midnight inside a second floor unit at
Speaker 3: Carrington Crossings. After this woman used a burning tool on
Speaker 3: her fingernails. They say something began to melt. This is
Speaker 3: the fire chiefs speaking of Fox nineteen. They described that
Speaker 3: she caught the overflow this melting whatever was melting in
Speaker 3: a container and thought she had it under control, but
Speaker 3: it got so hot that it caught fire. Ignited, then
Speaker 3: went up the wall for condo, over the firewall, separating
Speaker 3: her unit from the others, and then on into the
Speaker 3: attic second story up in the second story floor collapsed
Speaker 3: onto the first floor early yesterday morning, displacing the residents
Speaker 3: of twenty four units. American Red Crosses are helping thirty
Speaker 3: eight displace people. No injuries were reported, thankfully, no damage
Speaker 3: estimate has been released yet. I'm a burning tool on
Speaker 3: your fingernails that Okay, no good deed goes unpunished, and
Speaker 3: we got a Price sal homeowners. Homeowner speaking out after
Speaker 3: a guy walked into or broken who was home over
Speaker 3: the weekend. Gavin Robinson is the homeowner got home Sunday
Speaker 3: greeted by a thirty four year old Andre Jones, who
Speaker 3: was in his home while his two year old daughter
Speaker 3: and girlfriend were rough stairs. The family knows this Jones guy,
Speaker 3: They've seen him around price So before, and they have
Speaker 3: helped him when he was in need. According to the homeowner,
Speaker 3: this Gavin Robinson, he said he knew where we lived,
Speaker 3: so he would come up knock on our door, and
Speaker 3: if he needed something to eat, you know, a burger
Speaker 3: or anything, we'd give him a few bucks so he
Speaker 3: could eat for the night. Don't think he was using
Speaker 3: the money to eat though. According to court documents, Jones
Speaker 3: got into Robinson's home through a very small window on
Speaker 3: the second floor, and this homeowner said he was definitely
Speaker 3: watching us. I don't think that this was just any
Speaker 3: jump into an ordeal. I think there might have even
Speaker 3: been someone to help behind it.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: That bothers them tremendously, knowing that they've helped this guy.
Speaker 3: He specifically said, it makes you a little angry and upset,
Speaker 3: but I'm a person where I believe in doing the
Speaker 3: bigger thing, even when it sets you back, is always
Speaker 3: the right choice and real good samarony is. Anyway, Robinson
Speaker 3: ended up tackling this guy and kept him there till
Speaker 3: police arrive because he didn't know whether Jones had a
Speaker 3: weapon on him or not. Anyway, very bullsy'd move on that.
Speaker 3: One suspect currently behind bars facing three charges obstruction of
Speaker 3: official business, possession of drugs, a previous charge in burglary,
Speaker 3: which is the possession of drugs count is where I
Speaker 3: noted that, well, if you're giving someone money, usually panhandlers
Speaker 3: in the street, most of the agent sees that help
Speaker 3: the homeless, say don't give them money, they're only going
Speaker 3: to use it to buy drugs. Give them information on
Speaker 3: the nearest homeless shelter or assistance program. Now you draw
Speaker 3: your own conclusions on that, but that's always been my default.
Speaker 3: Just say no to handing out money to random people
Speaker 3: on the street who may be struggling with a drug addiction.
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Speaker 3: Six forty here fifty five KRCD talk station, A very
Speaker 3: happy Friday, E to you, Kurt Katzman, Senior policy fellow
Speaker 3: on fiscal Responsibility for Americans for Prosperity. He's going to
Speaker 3: join the program after at seven thirty and in sitting
Speaker 3: in for Donovan and Ida AFP's Donovan and Neil talking
Speaker 3: about Biden inflation with Kurt. That'll be at seven thirty.
Speaker 3: And got more guests in the eight o'clock hour. And
Speaker 3: of course you can feel free to call love hearing
Speaker 3: from the listeners and you try to make some sense
Speaker 3: of this one for me if you can. Michelle Obama
Speaker 3: Mike was speaking of the crowd at the convention. I
Speaker 3: don't know that she mentioned the word joy, but that
Speaker 3: seemed to be the theme of last night's convention. But
Speaker 3: in any event, it was noted and I saw this
Speaker 3: reporting and thanks to Fox News for reporting, But this
Speaker 3: was reported elsewhere as well. She was speaking, and she
Speaker 3: started out her speech talking about it. Hey, last time
Speaker 3: I was in Chicago was to memorialize her mother, the
Speaker 3: woman quote who showed me the meaning of hard work
Speaker 3: and humility, indecency, who set my moral compass high and
Speaker 3: showed me the power of my own voice. Fine, hard work,
Speaker 3: hard work, I circled hard work, she said. She and
Speaker 3: my father didn't aspire to be wealthy. In fact, they
Speaker 3: were suspicious of folks who took more than they needed,
Speaker 3: notice my emphasis on the word took. They understood that
Speaker 3: it wasn't enough for their kids to thrive if everyone
Speaker 3: else around us was drowning. So my mother volunteered at
Speaker 3: the local school. You see, those values have been passed
Speaker 3: on through the family farms and factory towns, through tree
Speaker 3: lined streets and crowded tenements, through prayer groups and National
Speaker 3: Guard units and social studies classrooms. Those of the values
Speaker 3: my mother poured into me until her very last breath.
Speaker 3: Hard work, hard work, and of course, you know you
Speaker 3: don't want to take more than you need. Right well,
Speaker 3: reflecting back of the show Obama's career, I find it
Speaker 3: really hard to leave because the minute she said that,
Speaker 3: of course, social media blows up with the wit whoa
Speaker 3: wait a minute, responses Obama's net worth apparently seventy million
Speaker 3: dollars owners of four luxurious properties. You got a Washington,
Speaker 3: DC home that they paid eight point one million for.
Speaker 3: Check Martha's vineyard home. Right down the street from Joe
Speaker 3: Strecker is Martha's vineyard place. Joe, do you ever run
Speaker 3: into the Obamas when you're at Martha's Vineyard join your
Speaker 3: multimillion dollar home.
Speaker 1: Only you only go in the summertime. That's right.
Speaker 3: And man, they've been really working on the campaign here,
Speaker 3: so it's not likely you're going to run into them.
Speaker 3: The Martha's Vineyard home eleven point seven five million dollars.
Speaker 3: They have a Hawaiian beachfront home they bought for eight
Speaker 3: point seven million dollars. And let's not forget the Chicago
Speaker 3: house they got for one point sixty five million.
Speaker 1: Huh. How many homes does somebody need?
Speaker 3: I know that's an individual choice, and I'm not here
Speaker 3: to tell you that there should be a government edict
Speaker 3: or mandate saying that now you shouldn't have four homes
Speaker 3: each in excess of multiple millions of dollars. Joe, can
Speaker 3: I pull the room? Do we have a homeless problem
Speaker 3: in this country? Haven't you heard that from the Democrats?
Speaker 3: Haven't you heard requests from Democrats in various Blue cities
Speaker 3: saying people need to open their homes up to help
Speaker 3: us deal with this outrageous overflow of illegal immigrants come
Speaker 3: into our country. It's not their fault. They're fleeing oppression.
Speaker 3: They're fleeing economic hardships. We need to help them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: every day. Huh has anybody read a report that the
Speaker 3: Obamas are opening any one of their four homes too
Speaker 3: to help thee with the homeless problem, because you know,
Speaker 3: let's face at Martha's Vineyard, that's not that far away
Speaker 3: from New York City, right, They got a real problem there.
Speaker 3: We know Chicago has a problem. I bet they got
Speaker 3: room in that one point sixty five million.
Speaker 1: And then had two kids.
Speaker 3: And I think they're like college age, aren't they, or
Speaker 3: are maybe even older than that. Anyway, most people they
Speaker 3: would have as a family unit would be four. I'm
Speaker 3: not sorting of the square footage of any one of
Speaker 3: these four houses, most notably a house worth eleven and
Speaker 3: a half eleven point seventy five million in Martha's Vineyard.
Speaker 3: I don't know how big that is. Maybe that's only
Speaker 3: a handy fixer upper in Martha's Vineyard. I don't imagine
Speaker 3: it is, and I imagine it's probably got more than, oh,
Speaker 3: I don't know, twelve hundred square feet, which is the
Speaker 3: size of the house my wife in rural Novella, Pennsylvania,
Speaker 3: grew up in with four kids, but I'm guessing probably
Speaker 3: more than four bedrooms.
Speaker 1: Taking. And then I go back to that word took,
Speaker 1: suspicious of folks who took more than they needed. So
Speaker 1: what do we learn here?
Speaker 3: Don't take things right, earn them through hard work and
Speaker 3: decent ethics.
Speaker 1: Hard work.
Speaker 3: So next time the Democrats are proposing, let's say, welfare
Speaker 3: programs that don't require some education or work requirement, with
Speaker 3: work that they're able to do, education opportunities that any
Speaker 3: individual could pursue and work hard to overcome the challenges
Speaker 3: that they are currently facing, then that will be a
Speaker 3: good thing. But if they don't require any effort to
Speaker 3: get a free government handout, then aren't they taking something
Speaker 3: without maybe being accountable for it, without showing some measure
Speaker 3: of responsibility, at least trying to get some skills or
Speaker 3: taking that job opportunity that actually exists and can be
Speaker 3: fulfilled by them in return for getting a handout from
Speaker 3: the government.
Speaker 1: Hard work.
Speaker 3: All right, let's take those words to the bank, and
Speaker 3: let's see if the Obamas open their homes up to
Speaker 3: help those around them who are drowning.
Speaker 1: Six forty six.
Speaker 3: If you I have Kirsty talk station, Oh, apparently wearing
Speaker 3: a three thousand dollars pant suit, well, lecturing you and
Speaker 3: me about the morality of wealth. That's just shameless, man.
Speaker 3: You know the reminder of his Nancy Pelosi eating twelve
Speaker 3: dollars a pint ice cream in front of her twenty
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars refrigerator freezer during the middle of COVID
Speaker 3: locked in and COVID nineteen lockdowns and just saying, Oh,
Speaker 3: here's what I do to pass the time. Yeah, in
Speaker 3: a kitchen that's bigger than most people's apartments. Huh, what
Speaker 3: happened after the French Revolution, Joe, didn't they go after
Speaker 3: all the aristocracy?
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Speaker 3: to three talk. They're looking further into this. Trump would
Speaker 3: be murderer had a real low profile on social media,
Speaker 3: as we all have learned so far. However, according to
Speaker 3: Representative Mike Wallace, who's a Republican out of Florida, retired
Speaker 3: Green Beret he's been appointed to a thirteen member House
Speaker 3: bipartisan task force to investigate this attempted assassination, and the
Speaker 3: reporter asked him yesterday if he had learned anything during
Speaker 3: the investigation about the encrypted messages on the shooter's cell phone.
Speaker 3: As it turns out, he did and was communicating using
Speaker 3: encrypting encrypted messages on multiple platforms, platforms based in Belgium,
Speaker 3: New Zealand and Germany. Refering to the accounts held by
Speaker 3: this crooks would be assassed. And we still haven't learned
Speaker 3: a lot. We haven't learned that, not much about the
Speaker 3: overseas accounts. We don't know that, we don't know what
Speaker 3: they were in if I get this correctly, Belgian, New Zealand,
Speaker 3: and Germany. He said, why does a nineteen year old
Speaker 3: kid who is a healthcare aid need encrypted platforms not
Speaker 3: even based in the United States, but based abroad where
Speaker 3: most terrorist organizations know it is harder for our law
Speaker 3: enforcement to get into. That's a question I've had since
Speaker 3: day one. And he went on to lament that the
Speaker 3: FBI and Secret Service have not provided them anything and
Speaker 3: saying that they're not going to provide anything until they
Speaker 3: complete their investigation. Which could take months. Walt said they
Speaker 3: need to be releasing information as they come across it
Speaker 3: because this wasn't an isolated incident. Threats are continually Iranian threats.
Speaker 3: You can pivot over. There's a Walid Faras has been
Speaker 3: following the Iranian threats the Islamic regime. He says he
Speaker 3: is trying to assassinate Donald Trump before election day. According
Speaker 3: to him, the Eye Toolds and allies in their terror
Speaker 3: groups openly claim on social media and in private conversations
Speaker 3: that Trump will not be a word because they believe
Speaker 3: he won't be alive on election day. Is Trump's team
Speaker 3: a term rather jud too an end? The regime supreme
Speaker 3: leader Ali Kamani said publicly Trump was in his agencies,
Speaker 3: in his agency's crosshairs, his words promising and again in
Speaker 3: his words revenge on the orderer and killer of Costum Solamani.
Speaker 3: That's the terrorist mastermind. Whatever the Donald Trump sent a
Speaker 3: drone strike on. It was just last year that the
Speaker 3: IRGC commander said, we are seeking to Allah willing kill
Speaker 3: Trump and former Secretary of State Mike pompeii h Of course, recently,
Speaker 3: the Justice Department, in court filings pointed out that a
Speaker 3: Pakistani man with ties to Iran travel in New York
Speaker 3: City to lead an effort to assassinate Trump that was
Speaker 3: in that was going to take place in late August
Speaker 3: or September one that they well stopped from happening. US
Speaker 3: law enforcement also pointed out that a Trump campaign has
Speaker 3: been targeted by the regime with cyber attacks, and they
Speaker 3: have confirmed that the Iranians are the ones that broke
Speaker 3: into the Trump campaign materials. So we have this growing
Speaker 3: threat and many people wondering how in the hell this
Speaker 3: crooks guy got it in his head to try to
Speaker 3: squeeze off around and kill Donald Trump. Well, the dots
Speaker 3: slowly be connected. I can't draw a conclusion yet, but
Speaker 3: it could be. With social media having the influence it
Speaker 3: has on young, twisted people with unstable wives, it could
Speaker 3: very well be that through one of these encrypted accounts
Speaker 3: wait for it, keep your popcorn out. Ultimately they will
Speaker 3: be decrypted and we will find out, hopefully what this
Speaker 3: guy was all about, or maybe they'll pull a Warren
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Speaker 6: Joy Joe Joye.
Speaker 1: Last night's d NC.
Speaker 3: So no I did not watch it, but from all accounts,
Speaker 3: I wish I had a dollar for every time they
Speaker 3: said the word Joy yesterday.
Speaker 1: Seven o six.
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Speaker 3: If you about tennessee the talk station a very happy
Speaker 3: Friday to you. Feel free to call in love to
Speaker 3: hear from you. Maybe your respond to the well with
Speaker 3: the messaging Joy is the message. And as I've been
Speaker 3: pointing out all morning, if you have to rely on
Speaker 3: a politician in Washington, d C. For Joy, I think
Speaker 3: you are in a struggled existence and maybe need some
Speaker 3: psychological counseling. I do speak for Linder Center of Hope.
Speaker 3: They offer wonderful counseling services there. You obviously a very
Speaker 3: sad person, and if you think you can get joy
Speaker 3: from an elected official, you got a bridge, I want
Speaker 3: to say, or at least I want to be able
Speaker 3: to point out the sort of the sad, pathetic reality
Speaker 3: of the life you're living right now. Politicians do not
Speaker 3: bring joy unless they stay the hell out of your life.
Speaker 3: I'd be rather joyful if they just decided that they
Speaker 3: would leave us alone and allow us to make decisions
Speaker 3: and you know, run our businesses as we see fit,
Speaker 3: and buy the cards that we see fit. Maybe buy
Speaker 3: the appliances that we see fit, you know that kind
Speaker 3: of thing. Maybe go to the school to send our
Speaker 3: children to the school that we see fit, school choice.
Speaker 3: That'd be a nice thing. Hopefully I would get some
Speaker 3: joy out of that. I don't know, but it would
Speaker 3: come from them not bothering me or leaving me alone. So,
Speaker 3: for everything that we know about this campaign and what
Speaker 3: we know about Kamala Harris's pass and where she will
Speaker 3: send this country down the road, if she would ever
Speaker 3: utter a syllable about her campaign and her pledges and
Speaker 3: her promises and her commitments and her ideas and her strategies,
Speaker 3: I suspect that if given a record, we're going to
Speaker 3: be going on the same path we got under Biden.
Speaker 3: The exact same path we got unto Obama, except maybe
Speaker 3: on steroids. That would not bring me joy, and I
Speaker 3: don't think it will bring you joy either. Five one
Speaker 3: three seven two three talk pound FI fifty on eight
Speaker 3: T and T phone. Another day, another day goes by
Speaker 3: that we don't have any information. This is day thirty two,
Speaker 3: Day thirty two. Although if you listen to some of
Speaker 3: the left wing commentators, they're like, well, screw you. She
Speaker 3: doesn't need to talk to anybody. Former Bill Clinton ade
Speaker 3: Paul mcgala said on CNN yesterday, who cares? When talking
Speaker 3: about why she hasn't done any interviews with media?
Speaker 1: Who cares?
Speaker 11: I do?
Speaker 3: And in fact I think the rioters at the DNC
Speaker 3: probably care as well. What's her position relative to Israel Palestine?
Speaker 3: Has she told you about that one?
Speaker 14: Yet?
Speaker 1: Who cares? They care?
Speaker 3: They're not necessarily on my side of the political edgem.
Speaker 3: They're not necessarily advocating or fighting for or rioting in
Speaker 3: the street for something I'm necessarily concerned about in my world,
Speaker 3: But they care. Former Obama administration ambassador Russell Michael mcaon
Speaker 3: fall had this to say, if a press conference helps
Speaker 3: her win, she should do it.
Speaker 1: If not.
Speaker 3: She shouldn't do it. It's just that simple. She has
Speaker 3: no moral obligation to talk to the press. Tone it down, folks, Seriously,
Speaker 3: this is the attitude, this is the belief system. And
Speaker 3: actually he said the quiet part out loud, now, didn't
Speaker 3: he They're taking you for granted, and they're just assuming
Speaker 3: that you're stupid and read into what he said. If
Speaker 3: it helps her, she should do it. Don't you think
Speaker 3: this strategy is behind the scenes, the Obama folks that
Speaker 3: are working to elevate Kamala Harrison to something or trying
Speaker 3: to convince you that something that she is not.
Speaker 1: Didn't you think they know that?
Speaker 3: It's one of the reasons we're on day thirty two
Speaker 3: is the election fast approaches and early voting begins to
Speaker 3: what the second week in September. I mean, that's like tomorrow, folks,
Speaker 3: almost in real time. If it would help her, she
Speaker 3: would have been out there doing it already. I think
Speaker 3: that's an acknowledgement that she can't do a press conference.
Speaker 3: What happened when we got one question asked by one
Speaker 3: reporter and we caught her in an off moment where
Speaker 3: she was willing to answer her question, asked her about inflation,
Speaker 3: and she comes back with price fixing. Now they've been
Speaker 3: doing their best to walk that one back. It was
Speaker 3: widely ridiculed. Every economist on the planet pointed to all
Speaker 3: the historic illustrations of how price fixing doesn't work and
Speaker 3: makes things a lot worse for the people who do it,
Speaker 3: even including Richard Nixon, who learned a very hard heart
Speaker 3: and tough lesson after he engaged in price fixing.
Speaker 1: Whoops.
Speaker 3: So I think he's right if a press conference conference
Speaker 3: helps her do it, but if not, don't do it.
Speaker 3: So you know, day thirty two of not doing it,
Speaker 3: and it was it's obviously noted. I'm I give promise,
Speaker 3: and it's new Buster's Tim Grant, So you know it's
Speaker 3: going to be, you know, a conservative viewpoint, but it's
Speaker 3: a valid viewpoint. He says he should absolutely hold a
Speaker 3: press conference. Of course, he said, one would expect when
Speaker 3: she names her vice president pick. But we can't expect
Speaker 3: her to break from Biden's at serial at avoidance of
Speaker 3: press conferences. Since the twenty twenty campaign, he writes, we
Speaker 3: have witnessed the bizarre spectacle of Donald Trump granting wide
Speaker 3: access to networks that suggest he's a fascist as well
Speaker 3: as well as a racist, the misogynists, etcetera, etcetera. You know,
Speaker 3: evil orange man stuff. These are all the left wing
Speaker 3: outlets of Donald Trump has been willing to go on
Speaker 3: and answer their very biased questions. Meanwhile, Biden Harris won't
Speaker 3: grant interviews to media outlets that gurgle all over them
Speaker 3: and their historic compl in her historic accomplishments. Either they
Speaker 3: think the press can never be servile enough, or they're
Speaker 3: projecting a complete lack of confidence in their efforts to
Speaker 3: put complete sentences together, which makes me want to think
Speaker 3: back to that CNN fater's observation about well, you know,
Speaker 3: if it's going to help her, do it. If it's not,
Speaker 3: don't do it. So anyways, jump over the phones. I
Speaker 3: got Drew Pappas on the line. Mister Pappis, welcome in
Speaker 3: the morning show. Always a pleasure to hear from you.
Speaker 2: I have to thank you this morning.
Speaker 13: The visual of the Happy, Happy, Joy Joy song from
Speaker 13: Renn and Stampy just absolutely put a smile on my face.
Speaker 1: I thought it mean too, like look at this the
Speaker 1: first thing I saw all these headlines with joy, Bill
Speaker 1: Clinton see you with joy. It's like red and Stimpy.
Speaker 1: I mean, unless you're not.
Speaker 13: I mean, if you're not a fiado of Chelastic Rent
Speaker 13: and Stampy, you should be because it is clearly one
Speaker 13: of the best cartoons ever heard all but.
Speaker 3: All the time, only only out done by I would
Speaker 3: argue South Park, maybe Archer, but Red and Stimpy.
Speaker 13: Yes, yes, yes, yes, listen I found it. Did you
Speaker 13: find it a bit ironical? Or I don't know what
Speaker 13: the word, but the circle of life really closed for me? Well,
Speaker 13: it will close finally when she accepts the nomination. But
Speaker 13: Bill Clinton giving his endorsement or his blessing to Kamala Harris,
Speaker 13: and I was sitting there struggling to think of, well,
Speaker 13: what do they have in common? And then I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 13: I mean the only thing that would make this better
Speaker 13: and more complete is if somehow they altered you know,
Speaker 13: Monica Lewinsky's blue dress. And she walked out there and
Speaker 13: accept the nomination in the blue dressed.
Speaker 14: Yeah, that's go clean it.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, I was like, I mean, it's like
Speaker 13: it's like they pretend like, oh, none of that ever happened,
Speaker 13: you know. I find it hilarious the Democrats and and
Speaker 13: with the word joy maybe that was maybe that was
Speaker 13: Willie Brown's.
Speaker 2: Pet name for her, I'm not sure, but or maybe
Speaker 2: it was their safe But see, at.
Speaker 1: The end of the day, I didn't think I would
Speaker 1: be laughing today.
Speaker 13: But I mean, at the end of the day, the
Speaker 13: Democrat Party is just so completely devoid of any sense
Speaker 13: of decency or morality. And I'm not saying, go get
Speaker 13: me wrong, I'm not saying that all Democrats are bad
Speaker 13: all Republicans are good.
Speaker 2: I'm not it.
Speaker 1: That's not it.
Speaker 13: But had you been in that, had anyone with any
Speaker 13: modicum of decency been in that situation been Bill Clinton
Speaker 13: been a Democrat party, don't you think you would have
Speaker 13: avoided any and all possible references to that incident because
Speaker 13: but they're like, it never happened, Oh, that never happened
Speaker 13: because we're Democrats and we're above all that.
Speaker 1: So he apologized.
Speaker 2: I don't think he did, but you know he never
Speaker 2: did that.
Speaker 1: Well he did do that.
Speaker 13: I mean, it's it's just puzzling to me how they
Speaker 13: put it for a Democrat and the Democrat Party is
Speaker 13: reality is whatever they believe it to be or want
Speaker 13: it to be, not the reality of the facts or
Speaker 13: the history or anything else. And it just drives me
Speaker 13: insane because they hold the Republican Party everybody else or
Speaker 13: anybody against the Democrats. It's not a Democrat. They hold
Speaker 13: them as well as the media. It's just such a
Speaker 13: high standard. Well you one time you drove by a
Speaker 13: store that you know sold white supremacists.
Speaker 10: Why did you drive on that street?
Speaker 1: Did you not know that that was there? Yeah?
Speaker 13: And I mean and and I loved how Donald Trump
Speaker 13: owned the media's question to him in Michigan like a boss.
Speaker 13: I mean, he just reaches to ask the reporter, I
Speaker 13: know who brought up a stupid question.
Speaker 1: Here's the question, who was here?
Speaker 15: Right?
Speaker 3: He will attack you for being in whole Michigan howl
Speaker 3: Michigan because it's associated with white supremacy. That was the
Speaker 3: statement from the reporter. Wasn't even a question. Trump's response,
Speaker 3: who is here? In twenty twenty one, the reporter's response,
Speaker 3: Joe Biden drop?
Speaker 1: Thank you? And he just and he just.
Speaker 2: Smiled and walked away. And that's how you have to
Speaker 2: do it.
Speaker 3: That's a mic drop. I gotta give him credit. That
Speaker 3: was an absolute drop the microphone.
Speaker 13: Should have put on the dark sunglasses and just walked
Speaker 13: away like a boss, So thank you for making me
Speaker 13: laugh this morning. I will be having the Ren and
Speaker 13: Stimpy Happy Happy Joy Joy song in my head all day.
Speaker 1: Yes, and do you remember who sang it?
Speaker 2: Oh god, the group no.
Speaker 1: No, no, no no, the character who sang the happy
Speaker 1: Happy Joy song.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was what it was.
Speaker 13: I gotta think now because there were specially he had
Speaker 13: the he had that device on his head.
Speaker 3: And you're thinking that, you're thinking of of Stimpy, I
Speaker 3: believe or Wren would. I was get the two mixed up.
Speaker 3: You know, the old Burl Eys like guy.
Speaker 13: That is old guy, Yeah, the old the old crazy
Speaker 13: old man in the in the hat or the like
Speaker 13: the hillbilly looking guy.
Speaker 1: Yeah that guy. Yes, that was Stinky Wizzleteats.
Speaker 17: Think it.
Speaker 1: Stinky wizzle Teats, thank you again?
Speaker 14: Ye?
Speaker 13: Or you know now I'm thinking of baber Fever that
Speaker 13: one episode when they had beaber Fever drank out of
Speaker 13: the Oh god, people.
Speaker 3: Are no, they needed well, they want to check it out.
Speaker 3: You've never seen Run and Simpy. Just go ahead and
Speaker 3: go to first season episode six. I looked it up
Speaker 3: because I couldn't remember Stinky wizzle Teat's name and I
Speaker 3: was just burning in the back of my head. So
Speaker 3: there as satisfied my curiosity and of course made Drew
Speaker 3: Pappus and me laugh today, laugh along with us if
Speaker 3: you possibly can, Drew, have a great day, my friend.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling in and I enjoyed the smile. Seven
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Speaker 3: Let's start with Jay has been on hold. Thank you
Speaker 3: Jay for calling this morning.
Speaker 18: Hey, good morning, Brian.
Speaker 11: Hey.
Speaker 19: I think the left is not dumb.
Speaker 18: I think they're smart, and they're recognizing that their side
Speaker 18: no longer cares about policy or direction or where the.
Speaker 2: Country is heading.
Speaker 18: Rushland Boss said probably twenty five years ago that we
Speaker 18: would someday reach a tipping point in this country where
Speaker 18: over half the electorate will only vote based on what
Speaker 18: you're going to give me his rush used to say
Speaker 18: it like that. And I think we're there, and I
Speaker 18: think they understand that they can only hurt themselves by
Speaker 18: putting her out there. And it really didn't start with her.
Speaker 18: If you back up, there was a time Hillary it
Speaker 18: started with Hillary Clinton. Hillary Clinton disappeared during the whenever
Speaker 18: she was running against Trump. It didn't hurt her at all.
Speaker 9: She almost won.
Speaker 18: Joe Biden disappeared when he ran against Trump and won,
Speaker 18: And I know that there were some shenanigans alert going
Speaker 18: off there, and I believe that there were some things
Speaker 18: going on. Nonetheless, four years later he's in the White House.
Speaker 10: So I think they are.
Speaker 18: I think they're extremely bright and intelligent and evil to
Speaker 18: know that it doesn't matter you don't put people out
Speaker 18: on the stage. Because they've also lost the press. It's
Speaker 18: no longer nineteen seventy five with Walter Cronkite. The right
Speaker 18: wing press is getting bigger and getting better. And so
Speaker 18: I think it's a brilliant strategic political Yeah.
Speaker 3: I just cut to the chase so I can get
Speaker 3: Jay's called real quick here. You're right, I'm not accusing
Speaker 3: them of being ignorant. They are smart. They have an
Speaker 3: understanding of the reality that you talk about, that of
Speaker 3: our collective stupidity to believe that we can actually get
Speaker 3: free stuff from the government from now until the end
Speaker 3: of time. Look at where this has brought us in
Speaker 3: terms of our deficit. Look at where they do the
Speaker 3: obligations of our spending programs are it's an unsustainable thing.
Speaker 3: But see they know that we're dumb enough to believe
Speaker 3: that it can continue forever. So yeah, they are smart.
Speaker 3: We are the dumb ones. Let's see you get Jay
Speaker 3: real quick here, Jay, thanks for Steve rather Steve, thanks
Speaker 3: for calling this morning.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Brian. Hey, I'd like to lay out my
Speaker 14: theory as to where the joy came from.
Speaker 1: All right, very quickly, go ahead, Okay, real.
Speaker 14: Quick, and I'm in the nineteen thirty nineteen thirty.
Speaker 3: Three Subbala, the Nazi strength through Joy campaign.
Speaker 14: Yeah, he had the program called dirsh craft craft dirst Fruity,
Speaker 14: which translates to strength through Joy, which was horribly successful
Speaker 14: and firing up the German people, believed to lead to the.
Speaker 10: Rise of the Third Reich.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 14: And remember our good friend Timmy was a social studies teacher,
Speaker 14: so he maybe was aware of this and is using that.
Speaker 2: Strength through joy to lead to the rise.
Speaker 1: Of his party.
Speaker 3: You don't know, don't know, but it wouldn't surprise me. Look,
Speaker 3: it was tried, It worked for the Nazis. It helped
Speaker 3: them in nineteen thirty three become in and get get
Speaker 3: get obviously power over Germany and convince the people that
Speaker 3: they were the right way to go and look what
Speaker 3: that got us. Yeah, exactly, good point. Draw your own
Speaker 3: conclusions for both craft dish freude. We're gonna hear from
Speaker 3: Kurt Couchman, senior policy fellow for Fiscal Responsibility Americans for
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Speaker 3: let's call it Friday Eve. And happy to have and
Speaker 3: a joyous occasion. Happy, happy, joy Joy. Welcome Kurt Kautzman.
Speaker 3: He's a senior policy fellow on the Fiscal Responsibility for
Speaker 3: Americans for Prosperity. Taking Donovan and Neil spot for a moment.
Speaker 3: That's okay, Welcome to the program. Kurt's a real pleasure
Speaker 3: to have you on. Thanks for all the Americans for
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Speaker 2: Thanks so much. It's great morning to be joining you today.
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Speaker 3: If you watch the television commercials and ad Campaigan, geez,
Speaker 3: he comes across almost as a Republican. We know different
Speaker 3: than that, don't we, Kurt, Well, we certainly do. I've
Speaker 3: been watching him for a long time.
Speaker 2: I mean, he was a House member before he was
Speaker 2: a senator, and I remember even in those days, he would,
Speaker 2: you know, play the moderate, the populace, but then he
Speaker 2: would always vote for whatever it was that Nancy Pelosi
Speaker 2: or Chuck Schumer or Harry Reid before Schumer put in
Speaker 2: front of him. He's a loyal soldier for progressive causes,
Speaker 2: he always has been, but he doesn't want to be
Speaker 2: seen that way.
Speaker 3: Well, that's how we need to help and support Bernie Morena.
Speaker 3: Proven businessman, He's obviously got some skill set. We were
Speaker 3: talking earlier in the program about whether Elon Musk might
Speaker 3: end up in Trump's cabinet, and what a great idea
Speaker 3: that would be. The man's proven genius. He's obviously made
Speaker 3: products and goods and he's created things that people want
Speaker 3: to buy. And he's a great businessman, obviously given the
Speaker 3: wealth he's accumulated.
Speaker 1: He's interactive, he's smart.
Speaker 3: I mean, we could go on and on and on
Speaker 3: all the reasons why he could benefit us, right, same
Speaker 3: thing with Bernie Morena. You know, he's he a businessman,
Speaker 3: someone with skill sets. He knows then how to navigate
Speaker 3: the challenges and quite often the roadblocks and speed bumps
Speaker 3: placed in front of us by government.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, it's important to be able to understand those things.
Speaker 2: I will say, however, that I think Elon is doing
Speaker 2: such amazing things for our future world that he's trying
Speaker 2: to create and imagine that I wouldn't want to distract
Speaker 2: him from that. With government service, there are actually a
Speaker 2: lot of good, principled people that are able to serve
Speaker 2: in those roles. And the other thing is the DC
Speaker 2: is like it's weird little bubble, and understanding like how
Speaker 2: stuff works here is really critical to having success. It
Speaker 2: just takes time to figure out, like how to deal
Speaker 2: with the bureaucracy, how Congress really works. And so you know,
Speaker 2: in the case of the Senate, you have a little
Speaker 2: more time, but in cabinet agency you got to be
Speaker 2: able to hit the ground running immediately. So we want
Speaker 2: people with lots of different perspectives to bring to bear
Speaker 2: on the problems facing us. But it's important that they
Speaker 2: get educated as quickly as possible about how to be motive.
Speaker 3: Okay, and you know, you just kind of made a
Speaker 3: really excellent point. You got to it takes a while
Speaker 3: a long time to figure out how to navigate the
Speaker 3: bureaucratic realities of Washington, DC. See, you just you put
Speaker 3: your finger right on the problem. Should it be that difficult?
Speaker 3: I mean, if you want to start a business or
Speaker 3: I was looking at that. Oh gosh, it's a there
Speaker 3: was an Wall Street Journal article, and I know we're
Speaker 3: going to talk about Biden inflation here. I apologize for
Speaker 3: going on this tangent. But Wall Street Journal article just
Speaker 3: yesterday about the need for this critical element that is
Speaker 3: in like three hundred different weapons systems, and the only
Speaker 3: people in the world that mine in are China at
Speaker 3: sixty percent and like tazik Stan in Russia or Tazik stands. Anyway,
Speaker 3: we have it here in the United States, and there's
Speaker 3: a mining company that's trying to extract this. We have
Speaker 3: a massive, massive quantity of this out I believe it
Speaker 3: was in Idaho. They've been trying to get a mine
Speaker 3: there for the last ten years, fifty different permits and
Speaker 3: things that they need to go through, and then at
Speaker 3: every turn they're met by an environmental channel in a lawsuit,
Speaker 3: someone trying to put the brakes on them mining this
Speaker 3: very critical thing that we need for our national defense.
Speaker 3: There's the reality of living in an overly regulated environment.
Speaker 2: Oh, no question, one hundred percent agree. We've got tons
Speaker 2: of different materials that are available in this country. Alaska's
Speaker 2: rich with them, Idaho, New Mexico, Colorado, all across the country.
Speaker 2: I'm from northern Pennsylvania. We've got the Marcella shale. At
Speaker 2: least we're able to produce it up there, unlike across
Speaker 2: the border in New York. So we need to be
Speaker 2: able to produce things. And by the way, Americans produce
Speaker 2: these materials with much lower environmental impact than China, than Russia,
Speaker 2: than Kazakhstan, because we have the best technologies in the world.
Speaker 2: So we're shooting ourselves in the foot from an environmental perspective,
Speaker 2: let alone from an economic one by not allowing these
Speaker 2: things to be produced domestically.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, we're also putting ourselves at a major security
Speaker 3: risk because China just announced that they're no longer going
Speaker 3: to be selling us that critical ingredient any longer. It's
Speaker 3: frightening situation. We've set it up for ourselves. This way
Speaker 3: we're gonna bring back. Take a quick break here, we're
Speaker 3: gonna continue this conversation. We'll talk Biden nomics with Kurt Kaouchman.
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Speaker 3: All right, Kurt, Bidenomics or biden Inflation is a consequence
Speaker 3: of Bidenomics. Bidenomics was awesome not that long ago, so say,
Speaker 3: at the Biden administration, until they realized that we were smarter.
Speaker 3: We you can't deny what we pay at the grocery store.
Speaker 3: We can't deny the price of housing has gone through
Speaker 3: the roof. Inflation is at a forty year high. You
Speaker 3: can't hide from that. You can't you know, talk your
Speaker 3: way out of that reality. So they quit using the
Speaker 3: word bidnomics in a positive way. Now, Kamala Harris is
Speaker 3: running on promises to fix the problems that well they created, right.
Speaker 2: They expanded on the pre existing problems and made them
Speaker 2: a lot worse than they needed to be. I mean,
Speaker 2: the price of housing, healthcare, education, transportation, so many other
Speaker 2: things were too high before this administration, and they've gone
Speaker 2: up so much more. They've had an aggressive spending and
Speaker 2: borrowing agenda. That's what gave us the inflation because they
Speaker 2: forced the Fed to monetize the debt. The Fed increased
Speaker 2: the money supply way faster than the economy was growing.
Speaker 2: And so that difference, that delta between the money supply
Speaker 2: growth and the actual growth in the economy that gave
Speaker 2: us inflation, and this time it was driven almost entirely,
Speaker 2: if not entirely, by the massive increase in debt because
Speaker 2: the Federal Reserve was concerned that others wouldn't buy it,
Speaker 2: and so they felt like they had to. And it's
Speaker 2: not just the fiscal side of things, although that's what
Speaker 2: I specialized in. It's also the regulatory side. I mean
Speaker 2: the amount of bureaucracy that it takes to get anything done.
Speaker 2: I mean, you mentioned the mining out west, so much
Speaker 2: of that is on bureaus and management land. And one
Speaker 2: little glimmer of hope is that the state of Utah
Speaker 2: two days ago suit the federal government to claim it's
Speaker 2: bl the BLM land within its borders and you know,
Speaker 2: try to get title for it. If that were to happen,
Speaker 2: I don't know all the ins and outs of all
Speaker 2: the regulations that would fall away, but my sense is
Speaker 2: that it would give the people of Utah the ability
Speaker 2: to actually manage that land in an appropriate way. So
Speaker 2: just a little glimmer of hope, but that Bidenomics' bureaucracy unleashed,
Speaker 2: and so I think that's an important thing for folks
Speaker 2: to understand.
Speaker 3: You know, and they're trying to suggest that, you know,
Speaker 3: they're the party of freedoms and all that, and I
Speaker 3: just I hear that again. It's like you're trying to
Speaker 3: convince me that weren't a great place economically with the
Speaker 3: inflation and the prices of things. You can't sell me
Speaker 3: on that nonsense. You know, you are literally the party
Speaker 3: that takes away freedoms and liberties. That's what they are
Speaker 3: all about. It's undeniable. You step back from the landscape
Speaker 3: of the regulats or environment we're in, look at every
Speaker 3: single regulation. Does it expand our opportunities? Does it create
Speaker 3: some flexibility for businesses? The answer is absolutely no. It
Speaker 3: drives up the cost of everything. You think of that
Speaker 3: mining company had to go through a dozen of lawsuits,
Speaker 3: maybe more, and the money they spend on lawyers alone.
Speaker 3: You tell me that doesn't have a practical impact on
Speaker 3: their business model and their ability to make profits and
Speaker 3: provide jobs and pull this vitally important element out of
Speaker 3: the ground. I mean, it's just layer upon layer upon layer.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, But who does it benefit? And that's the key question,
Speaker 2: right And when it comes to those sorts of things,
Speaker 2: it's trial lawyers because there's the sue and settle practice
Speaker 2: or yes, the activistcrupts will sue and then they'll get
Speaker 2: a settlement out of EPA or BLM or whatever, and
Speaker 2: then that'll be the new policy. And as part of
Speaker 2: that they get a cash payment that basically covers all
Speaker 2: their costs. So it's a preview while they're advancing their
Speaker 2: ideological agenda. The bureaucrats, the the civil service, and the
Speaker 2: federal employee, you know, the public unions are contributors, major
Speaker 2: contributors to Democratic party politics, and then environmentalists of course,
Speaker 2: the Green New Deal stuff has been layered into everything
Speaker 2: that was passed when Democrats had control of everything last Congress.
Speaker 2: I mean people talk about the inflation so called Inflation
Speaker 2: Reduction Act, which was really Capentry two point zero indeed,
Speaker 2: but it was part of American Rescue Plan Act, which
Speaker 2: actually kicked off inflation. It was part of the Chips
Speaker 2: and Science Act, it was part of the appropriations, it
Speaker 2: was part of everything that they did. It's been layered
Speaker 2: in and they've done a bunch of stuff through regulations
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: And doesn't that present a golden opportunity for our adversaries
Speaker 3: to perhaps fund litigation if they see that we are
Speaker 3: going to engage in and open up some way to
Speaker 3: allow us to extract a vitally important just going back
Speaker 3: to that illustration, a vitally important resource for our weapons systems.
Speaker 3: They benefit by funding environmental grooves to go in and
Speaker 3: try to throw a roadblock in front of that and
Speaker 3: continue to do that so they can continually derive us.
Speaker 3: This is a wonderful opportunity for our adversaries.
Speaker 1: Oh, the rabbit hole.
Speaker 2: Goes so much deeper. I was in a foreign policy
Speaker 2: job two jobs ago, kind of my weird four way
Speaker 2: out of budget and domestic policy. But boy, like the
Speaker 2: amount that foreign governments fund so called nonpartisan think tanks
Speaker 2: in DC is amazing. Yeah, and there isn't required disclosure
Speaker 2: for this sort of thing. So whether it's foreign policy
Speaker 2: or the environmental litigation that we're talking about now, or
Speaker 2: so many other things. Like, I think that rabbit hole
Speaker 2: just goes so deep. We don't even know, And I'm
Speaker 2: not sure what the remedy is there. Maybe it's just
Speaker 2: that Congress needs to be more assertive, Congress needs to
Speaker 2: work better so that it can blow off the nonsense
Speaker 2: and actually serve the American people. That's probably the best
Speaker 2: approach to it. But foreign money is like a real
Speaker 2: you know, influence all throughout the government.
Speaker 3: Operations, especially if you're on the side of the adversaries.
Speaker 3: You want to undermine our ECONO and defense. Might there
Speaker 3: are a lot of people within our own government who
Speaker 3: have that feeling, who have bought into this socialist left
Speaker 3: wing mentality that America is evil and needs to be
Speaker 3: dealt with, and one of the ways of dealing with
Speaker 3: them is to pull the economic rug out from under us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there's attempts to do that. I mean, the
Speaker 2: US dollar has been the principal reserve currency for to
Speaker 2: support global trade for a long long time, I guess
Speaker 2: since maybe before World War two even or certainly since then.
Speaker 2: And China and Russia they've formed what's called the Shanghai Pact,
Speaker 2: and it's a big chunk of Asian countries that are
Speaker 2: part of this. Now it's kind of a loose economic
Speaker 2: and currency union. They're trying to develop alternatives to the
Speaker 2: dollar for international trade, and they are succeeding to a
Speaker 2: limited degree within that sphere. Fortunately, there's a lot more
Speaker 2: activity economically outside of that region than there.
Speaker 1: Is within it.
Speaker 3: Well, almost rhetorical question Kurt catrin S policy fell on
Speaker 3: fiscal responsibility. How what would be one of the mechanisms
Speaker 3: to go about undermining US as having the default currency,
Speaker 3: the global currency? Might it be to rack up thirty
Speaker 3: six trillion dollars in debt and counting to the point
Speaker 3: where we're not going to be able to pay the
Speaker 3: debt service on it?
Speaker 1: Question?
Speaker 2: I mean, certainly that gives major foreign holders of US
Speaker 2: debt more leverage over US. I mean, China's got its
Speaker 2: own debt problems, but I also own I think last
Speaker 2: time I checked it was about eight hundred billion dollars
Speaker 2: of US set. Now, if we were to get into
Speaker 2: some sort of sticky situation where our economy was doing poorly,
Speaker 2: then they might have enough leverage to dump some of
Speaker 2: that and hurt us a lot more than it hurts them.
Speaker 2: But we're not in that place right now. We need
Speaker 2: to make sure that we get our house in order
Speaker 2: so that we can never end up in that place.
Speaker 1: Isn't that a point of fiscal responsibility?
Speaker 3: Kurt Gotchman from economic growth and economic growth, heaven forbid,
Speaker 3: we get that.
Speaker 1: Hey, it's been great having in the program.
Speaker 3: Keep up the great work at Americans for prosperity and
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Speaker 3: It's AFP action dot com. Kurt Ill look forward to
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Speaker 9: this morning with the red and stant be happy happy
Speaker 9: joy JOYSNG. After the word was used repeatedly so often
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Speaker 9: March is on, doesn't it anyway? Joy the flavor of
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Speaker 9: and again this is day is thirty two without any
Speaker 9: press interaction with Kamala Harris, and they will continue to
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Speaker 9: last hour I mentioned, or earlier in this hour. They're
Speaker 9: smart about this. The longer they keep mom on the topic,
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Speaker 9: thoughts and ideas that might be maybe going through Kamala
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Speaker 3: Is she not that person anymore? She says she did well,
Speaker 3: They say on her behalf her people that she's no
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Speaker 1: Do you think that's where she is.
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Speaker 3: do you plan on managing the deficit ignoring the inflation
Speaker 3: that we have to deal with.
Speaker 1: We can't continue down this road, can we? President Harris
Speaker 1: or would be President Harris? Do you think we can?
Speaker 1: And if you don't, then what are you going to
Speaker 1: do to stop the hemorrhaging of dollars? Nothing?
Speaker 3: Would you vote for a candidate that hasn't articulated a
Speaker 3: vision for the future at all? Simply because on the
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Speaker 3: embodiment of Satan himself. So going back to the point
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Speaker 3: people in the United States of America that would in
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Speaker 3: I think it's pretty damn funny. I mentioned earlier the zinger,
Speaker 3: the mic drop zinger that Trump laid out reck and
Speaker 3: this is just I repeat this because it just illustrates
Speaker 3: what he has to deal with that of course, nobody
Speaker 3: on the left ever has to deal with you. Go
Speaker 3: back as far as you want as long since the
Speaker 3: media has been in the tank with the leftists of
Speaker 3: the country. And why they do that, I do not know.
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Speaker 3: your programs. I just got to throw that in there. Anyway,
Speaker 3: we all know they're in the tank for this current administration.
Speaker 3: They're in the tank for Harris. They're giving her a
Speaker 3: free pass. Nobody's asking her questions, and even the mainstream,
Speaker 3: you know, legacy media as they like to call it
Speaker 3: these days, are starting to grumble some that she's not
Speaker 3: answering questions. But why should she answer questions? What's the point?
Speaker 3: But this reporter asked Donald Trump and just basically makes
Speaker 3: a statement, which is a true statement. It wasn't in
Speaker 3: the form of a question, but it gave Trump an
Speaker 3: excellent opportunity to crack this slow moving softball out of
Speaker 3: the park. The reporter says, Kamala attacked you for being
Speaker 3: in Howell, Michigan because it's associated with white supremacy. Now
Speaker 3: I just have to take the reporter at their word.
Speaker 3: I know there's an article out there somewhere that explains
Speaker 3: how Howell, Michigan became associated with white supremacy.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was the base of a plan. I don't know. Anyway,
Speaker 1: After that statement, Trump looks at and says, who is here?
Speaker 3: In twenty twenty one? The reporter's immediate response, Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: Trump says thank you and drops the microphone speaking. But
Speaker 3: they are having a go at Trump. They are trying
Speaker 3: to get him. They're trying to bait him. The question
Speaker 3: is does he bite and does he take the bait?
Speaker 3: So yesterday he's in North Carolina, if I recall correctly,
Speaker 3: And what are the Trump supporters at the rally in
Speaker 3: North Carolina yesterday?
Speaker 1: Did you see Barack? Who seen Obama? Last night?
Speaker 3: This guy asked he was taking shots at you, at
Speaker 3: your president, you president, and so was Michelle and they
Speaker 3: did you know Barack Obama made the subtle reference to
Speaker 3: the size of Donald Trump's genitalia relative to the size
Speaker 3: of the crowds. You know, it's like one of those
Speaker 3: small genital sort of you know, what are you trying
Speaker 3: to to make up for? What are you overcompensating for?
Speaker 3: Why do you keep bringing up crowd sizes? Do you
Speaker 3: have something to hide? It was that point that that
Speaker 3: the Obama went really low on, and of course Michelle
Speaker 3: had her opportunities to have a go at Trump and
Speaker 3: a lot of other ones. I mean, they bring his
Speaker 3: name up more than they talk about literally anything. I
Speaker 3: think the only thing that outweighed Donald Trump's name coming
Speaker 3: up was the use of joy anyway, Donald Trump, did
Speaker 3: you see Barack obam and Barack Husain Obama last night?
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: It was unpresidential and anyone with this and he obviously
Speaker 3: has gotten the word. You know, I've even brought it
Speaker 3: up here one commentator or another is Trump stay on message.
Speaker 3: Trump's stay on message. You win if you stay on message.
Speaker 3: And of course, the only way Harris can compete with
Speaker 3: him staying on message pointing out the inflation problems, the
Speaker 3: border problems, the world in crisis, is to not say
Speaker 3: anything at all. And they want Trump to come out
Speaker 3: and glued like he was earlier on in his political
Speaker 3: career and have to respond to everything that's negative said
Speaker 3: about him. And we're all saying, don't do that. State
Speaker 3: of policy. State of policy, said Trump. Donald Trump speaking
Speaker 3: to the crowd. You know, they always say, sir, please
Speaker 3: stick to policy, don't get personal. And yet they're getting
Speaker 3: personal all night long, these people. And he said, he asked,
Speaker 3: sort of rhetorically, do I still have to stick to policy?
Speaker 3: They're coting, they're getting close to pushing that right button.
Speaker 3: Stay on message, don and another point that is well taken,
Speaker 3: a well made and you can't deny it. He throws
Speaker 3: himself into the lions den. He will go on any outlet,
Speaker 3: He will speak to any crowd. Donald Trump will at
Speaker 3: least he has the Huevos to do that. At least
Speaker 3: he is out there trying to answer the questions the
Speaker 3: American people have, like what are you gonna do for me?
Speaker 3: Out there answering the question, you know, with in an
Speaker 3: ability to refer back to his policies, are you better
Speaker 3: off now than you were four years ago? Kamala Harris
Speaker 3: is running to fix the problem of inflation with that
Speaker 3: crap and seeing ideas like probably fixing I'll acknowledge, but
Speaker 3: she knows it's a problem.
Speaker 1: She agrees it's a problem. She'll say it. Oh h
Speaker 1: on who's watching this happen?
Speaker 3: And as we talked about in the last segment with
Speaker 3: Kirk Kouchman, it's your monetary polity, it's your fiscal policy
Speaker 3: that brought us to this sorry state. It's your unbelievably
Speaker 3: over overly burdened some regulatory environment that brought up the
Speaker 3: sorry state. You're the problem. You're the problem, Bill Wick,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks for calling this morning.
Speaker 3: In a happy Friday eve to you.
Speaker 15: Yes, according to Air Force Magazine, a third of all
Speaker 15: of our planes are down awaiting parts and maintenance, and
Speaker 15: I think that probably rings true of just about all
Speaker 15: of our war machines. And in the Democratic National Convention,
Speaker 15: Having not watched it, I can safely say that they
Speaker 15: didn't mention any.
Speaker 14: Money being spent.
Speaker 1: Forty CeNSE oh never.
Speaker 15: However, however, I do remember Kamala Harrison an interview saying
Speaker 15: that everybody needs to be woke, and so maybe they
Speaker 15: will spend millions of dollars on our military getting woke.
Speaker 3: Well they may. I know that they're they're queering the
Speaker 3: nuclear program. I read that article this morning the five
Speaker 3: o'clock hour. Yes, they actually believe queer theory is necessary
Speaker 3: inso far is our nuclear defense is concerned. I can
Speaker 3: see I'll dig that article back out because my jaw
Speaker 3: literally fell open as I was reading this. You got
Speaker 3: this absolutely backcrap insaying, woke person who believes in whatever
Speaker 3: the hell queer theory is, and that's an important component
Speaker 3: of our nuclear defense. Queer theory queering up our nukes.
Speaker 1: I am not making that up. Troy. Welcome to the program.
Speaker 1: In a very happy Friday, Eve you. Thanks for calling.
Speaker 17: Hi, Good morning, Brian. I wanted to call in this
Speaker 17: morning and one I'm going to become a dad today,
Speaker 17: so an well wishes from the fifty five KRC family
Speaker 17: much appreciated.
Speaker 19: I really enjoy your alls program. I live in Louisville.
Speaker 19: Is this as your first it's my first? That's awesome, man,
Speaker 19: you are going to love it. It's you know, there
Speaker 19: are trials and tribulations. Every parent will tell you that,
Speaker 19: but what a wonderful, wonderful experience. It is just not
Speaker 19: only to have your own offspring and to watch them
Speaker 19: grow up, and you will be amazed what that child
Speaker 19: will teach you about yourself.
Speaker 17: Thank you, Thank you very much, Brian. And I just
Speaker 17: want to say to any young person out there, I'm
Speaker 17: thirty five, I just you know, it's what type of
Speaker 17: world do you want your children to grow up in?
Speaker 17: That's ultimately what I think about, you know, with schooling
Speaker 17: and you know, Department of Education and all the hands
Speaker 17: in other than the people at home.
Speaker 1: And I think that's what's.
Speaker 17: Most important in My wife and I talk about it often.
Speaker 17: So thank you all for all you all do.
Speaker 1: And have a great day, bro, Thank you man. That
Speaker 1: was a really great call. Troy.
Speaker 3: I wish you all the best of luck and enjoy parenthood.
Speaker 3: And I guarantee you Troy, Troy, are you still there?
Speaker 3: Hold on real quick. Did you decide?
Speaker 1: Did you decide to have a child because you were
Speaker 1: going to get a tax credit?
Speaker 17: You know, it never crossed my mind. I grew up
Speaker 17: in a neighborhood where it did cross to a lot
Speaker 17: of people's mind. But I'm no longer in that neighborhood
Speaker 17: and I don't have any plans of going back.
Speaker 3: Excellent, Thank you, Troy, and good God bless you, sir. Prayers,
Speaker 3: thoughts and love to Troy and his wife on the
Speaker 3: bundle of joy arriving today. I hope that baby is
Speaker 3: born very healthy and very happy. Eight fifteen right now,
Speaker 3: if you have k site talks days, I found that
Speaker 3: article Biden Harris Department of Energy officials call for queering
Speaker 3: nuclear weapons as part of a radical DEI agenda. Welcome
Speaker 3: to the American military. Yes, they will spend money on
Speaker 3: the military, but it won't be for weapons systems. It'll
Speaker 3: be for crap like this. I can give you the
Speaker 3: details coming back or call. I'll talk about something else
Speaker 3: that if you bring it up. Coming up at eight
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Speaker 3: the hour with iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Ratliffe. Yeah, going
Speaker 3: back to defensemanning and you know the other thing I
Speaker 3: will observe. I don't know that anybody has a clue
Speaker 3: on where Kamala Harris's foreign policy wise. You got the
Speaker 3: world on fire right now?
Speaker 1: Where is she?
Speaker 3: Where does she stand? Did you just pick any conflict,
Speaker 3: any hotspot in the world? Where does she stand? Is
Speaker 3: she in favor of continuing to fund Ukraine with weapons
Speaker 3: and maybe boots on the ground. Is she in favor
Speaker 3: of a two state solution? Is she cottoning up to
Speaker 3: the pro Hamas Palestinian protesters that are rioting in the
Speaker 3: streets of Chicago? And parenthetically, I guess putting bugs in
Speaker 3: the food being served to the delegates at the DNC.
Speaker 3: You don't know, nobody knows she wasn't in charge of
Speaker 3: foreign policy in the Biden administration. She was in charge
Speaker 3: of the border, I might quickly remind folks, So there
Speaker 3: you go. But in so far as the Biden Administration's
Speaker 3: foreign policy and their stance for America's military, there's not
Speaker 3: a human being in my listening audience. It doesn't realize
Speaker 3: that this diversity equity inclusion stuff, this woke philosophy is
Speaker 3: being taught and part of the culture of the American military.
Speaker 3: Now it's embedded in every the four corners of the military,
Speaker 3: as illustrated by this February twenty twenty four appointment. What
Speaker 3: you're just learning about Sneehan Naire is her name. Biden
Speaker 3: administration announced that she had been appointed as special assistant
Speaker 3: at the National Nuclear Security Administration. She thinks that white
Speaker 3: supremacy has invaded the four corners in the American military,
Speaker 3: and she's interested in queering nuclear weapons as part of
Speaker 3: her views on diversity, equity inclusion. Get a load of
Speaker 3: these quotes, and they're not going to make much sense
Speaker 3: to you. And this is the kind of thing that
Speaker 3: your children be taught if you go to a four
Speaker 3: year lift liberal arts college. Finally, queer theory informs the
Speaker 3: struggle for nuclear justice and disarmament. Queer theory helps to
Speaker 3: shift the perception of nuclear weapons as instruments for security
Speaker 3: by telling the hidden stories of displacement, illness, and trauma
Speaker 3: caused by their production and testing. DEI, she argues, is
Speaker 3: essential for creating effective nuclear policy. Go ahead and see
Speaker 3: how that that one fits into your mind. She previously
Speaker 3: received hundreds of thousands of dollars or rather the Stimson
Speaker 3: Institute where she previously worked, hundred of thousand dollars from
Speaker 3: Soros's Open Society Foundation, and millions from the state of
Speaker 3: cutter And according to Fox News Insight on this, she
Speaker 3: believes that the DEI agenda the workforce of a nuclear
Speaker 3: secure security facility is at risk for becoming well insider
Speaker 3: threats like white supremacy by understanding DEI as a set
Speaker 3: of values critical to security and just I mean, when
Speaker 3: I read this before, it's like, who WHOA She's springing
Speaker 3: from an erroneous proposition. Do you believe the DEI is
Speaker 3: critical to national security, diversity, equity, inclusion. You know, it's
Speaker 3: critical national security. People who care about our country and
Speaker 3: care about its borders and care about threats both domestic
Speaker 3: and foreign that will be a critical component of serving
Speaker 3: in America's military.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: By understanding DEI as a set of values critical to security,
Speaker 3: and therefore as an element of an effective nuclear security culture,
Speaker 3: stakeholders can explore how DEI can contribute to stronger security
Speaker 3: at nuclear facilities. Her DEI agenda envisions expanding America's deep secrets, yes,
Speaker 3: the nuclear secrets that you would be well privy to
Speaker 3: at a nuclear facility. She wants to extend it to
Speaker 3: even people with foreign connections. She claims that individuals with
Speaker 3: foreign connections were discouraged from applying because, she says race. Now,
Speaker 3: this is the preposterous reality you think you're face when
Speaker 3: you're dealing with a leftist who wants to tell you
Speaker 3: that the entire world is perpetually broken and racist. If
Speaker 3: you are worried about national security threats both foreign and domestic,
Speaker 3: and you are concerned about the country, our values and
Speaker 3: our principles, the constitution of the United States of America,
Speaker 3: and our own individual security and not getting into a
Speaker 3: war or defending us from threats like war, does that
Speaker 3: have anything to do with the color of a person's skin.
Speaker 3: Does that have anything with the race. No, if you
Speaker 3: want to work in a nuclear facility, they're gonna vet you.
Speaker 3: They're gonna look at your background, and they're gonna see
Speaker 3: if you have any connections to foreign governments, which maybe
Speaker 3: well or may have rather contrary interest two hours, because
Speaker 3: you could represent a threat to security. That's not because
Speaker 3: of the color of your skin. Woman, It's because of
Speaker 3: your political beliefs and philosophies and the idea that you
Speaker 3: may working with nuclear weapons and nuclear secrets do something
Speaker 3: to undermine the United States of America.
Speaker 1: That's the point.
Speaker 15: Man.
Speaker 3: Oh no, but it's race that does it. You frighten
Speaker 3: people away that have foreign connections. We want them working
Speaker 3: around these nuclear weapons and nuclear secrets.
Speaker 1: It goes on and on.
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Speaker 1: A thirty KRCD talk station. Happy Friday Eve made always
Speaker 1: that much happier because at this point we get to
Speaker 1: talk to I heard media aviation expert Jay Ratliff, who
Speaker 1: joins the program every Thursday at this time, Jay Ratlift,
Speaker 1: my friend, welcome back to the morning show. It's always
Speaker 1: a pleasure having you on.
Speaker 16: Hey, Happy Friday Eve. It's a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 3: Well, and I read your posts from a few days
Speaker 3: ago on the morning show. I believe it was yesterday,
Speaker 3: and what a beautiful post it was, and you recounted
Speaker 3: your life having lived at the travel lodge over the
Speaker 3: Dayton International Airport for what ten years while you were
Speaker 3: honing your skills as a trader, perfecting your trade strategy,
Speaker 3: which is what you do for a living now and
Speaker 3: you have all these students who learn how to trade
Speaker 3: stocks based upon your strategy, and you've been wildly successful.
Speaker 3: But it came as a consequence of hard work. And
Speaker 3: I used your post as a springboard to point that out. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you struggled, you suffered, you had your bad days, but
Speaker 3: you worked your butt off and you transformed your life
Speaker 3: from living in a at a travel lodge to well
Speaker 3: a wildly successful, beautiful environment you're living in now. I
Speaker 3: love the pictures you send from your place down in
Speaker 3: at the Southern Command. But it was the point was
Speaker 3: hard work paid off, And that was the point of
Speaker 3: your post.
Speaker 16: And it could have been hard work may not have
Speaker 16: paid off. But you know when you when you recognize,
Speaker 16: as idea, you have one life to live. And I've
Speaker 16: lost so many of my friends at such an early age.
Speaker 16: It's a further reminder that, look, you're here for one shot,
Speaker 16: make the most of it. And when I see people
Speaker 16: that have dreams that really could contribute to our world,
Speaker 16: and they back off because either they don't want it
Speaker 16: bad enough or they listen to other people who say
Speaker 16: it can't be done. Yeah, I'm thinking a lot of
Speaker 16: the problems if you listed them all one to a bazillion,
Speaker 16: a lot of those problems can be solved if people
Speaker 16: would follow their dreams. And you know, if it's if
Speaker 16: it's if it's somebody that creates a micros off Bill Gates,
Speaker 16: if it's somebody that creates a vaccine, if it's somebody
Speaker 16: that serves as a missionary, and app whatever it is,
Speaker 16: if we could contribute what we're passionate about. My I mean,
Speaker 16: I watch people drive to work, Brian, and you do
Speaker 16: all the time, the frowns going, the smiles coming back.
Speaker 16: They they live for that precious couple days off and
Speaker 16: then live for retirement. Where you what average retirement you
Speaker 16: seven years you're dead. It just yeah, So I choose
Speaker 16: to take a slightly different outlook on things and appreciate
Speaker 16: every day that I've been given. And yeah, I'm just
Speaker 16: glad I was given today. And yeah, my students continue
Speaker 16: to do well, and I'm very proud of them, and
Speaker 16: I try to encourage them to give back as well,
Speaker 16: because if you're going to start generating a lot of money,
Speaker 16: that's okay, but don't lose sight of the fact that
Speaker 16: you know you can be a blessing to other people
Speaker 16: and do it. Whatever it is that you are passionate about,
Speaker 16: use what you've been given to try to affect the
Speaker 16: lives positively of other people.
Speaker 1: And that will bring you, Oh Dari use the word joy, yes.
Speaker 16: Real joy, and it's you don't sit around complaining. I
Speaker 16: have such hatred for a political opponent that it defines
Speaker 16: your existence. And I've told so many of my friends
Speaker 16: that are so anti Trump. I'm like, I get it,
Speaker 16: but don't allow him to control that man controls eighty
Speaker 16: percent of your life and it's just your blood pressure
Speaker 16: goes up. There's no way you should ever allow something
Speaker 16: like that to happen. But when your life is defined
Speaker 16: by hate or by you know, being that miserable, I
Speaker 16: just I don't get it because I'm thinking, there's such
Speaker 16: a beautiful alternative to get away from that and turn
Speaker 16: to what you do. And I love my sister, but
Speaker 16: my sister is kind of along the line of you know,
Speaker 16: she hates Trump. She any times something comes up, I've
Speaker 16: got to hear about it, and I'm like, I get it,
Speaker 16: I get it, I get it. And if you try
Speaker 16: to point something out on the other side, then it
Speaker 16: becomes name calling and you never can have a conversation
Speaker 16: on facts because that's where it kind of goes out
Speaker 16: the window. And that's why when I heard Harris's speech
Speaker 16: here recently about all the economic points without any specifics. A,
Speaker 16: it sounded if you read the transcript it was a
Speaker 16: Republican and B you look at the specifics, which she's
Speaker 16: not going to give until after she's elected. And it's
Speaker 16: clear that, just like every other politician, sadly, sometimes from
Speaker 16: both sides of the aisle, they're just thrown out sand
Speaker 16: sound bites hoping that this dry by generation of social
Speaker 16: media buys the headlines and votes for her.
Speaker 1: Amen. That's why I like talking to you, Jay Ratlift.
Speaker 3: You're uplifting, you got a great story, a great message,
Speaker 3: You're hopeful, you're proud of what you got. You're happily
Speaker 3: contently married to a beautiful woman who is your better
Speaker 3: than half. All things right and you like to point
Speaker 3: that out, and you try to remind yourself of that
Speaker 3: every single day. You know, there's beautiful things going on.
Speaker 16: So get the motel room key from the travel logy.
Speaker 16: I have it with me everywhere I go, so I
Speaker 16: refuse to forget where I came from.
Speaker 3: Brother, Good for you. I appreciate your message. I just
Speaker 3: had to bring that up. We'll dive into aviation issues
Speaker 3: coming up next. Has some funny stories to go over with.
Speaker 3: Jay eight thirty five. You've got KCD talk station, matches.
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Speaker 10: Keep your stupid mouth shut, Joy, Ay.
Speaker 1: Forty fifty five KRSC talk station and the man the meth.
Speaker 3: The legend is I heard media aviation expert Jay rattle,
Speaker 3: if it doesn't mind a curveball every once in a while,
Speaker 3: Transportation and Security Mission has this three to one rule
Speaker 3: that's in place, and Jay, I'm sure you know about this,
Speaker 3: limiting the amount of liquid you can bring onto a
Speaker 3: plane to three point four ounces. I saw this swall
Speaker 3: Street Journal article by Jacob Passey which pointed out that
Speaker 3: they're bringing out CT scanners and using the CT scanners
Speaker 3: that allows them to determine whether any given liquid is
Speaker 3: a danger or not. So if you have shampoo in
Speaker 3: a bottle and it's more than three point four ounces,
Speaker 3: the machine would say, not a problem, go ahead. It's
Speaker 3: not explosive, So that's fine. But the efficiency and effectiveness
Speaker 3: of government is in full demonstration here. According to the Journal,
Speaker 3: they calculate they'll need twenty two hundred CTEAM Scheme machines
Speaker 3: to reach full operational capacity at all our airports here,
Speaker 3: but they've only deployed about forty percent of them. They
Speaker 3: have the funding, I guess, and it won't They won't
Speaker 3: reach their goal until twenty forty.
Speaker 16: Two, sixteen years. Yeah, and by then the technology will
Speaker 16: be outdated and want to do it all over again. Yes,
Speaker 16: it's a lot like the puffer machines. You remember we
Speaker 16: had those for a period of time. They were about
Speaker 16: one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars a pop. The
Speaker 16: usement nuclear power plants and things. You'd step in them
Speaker 16: and they'd have that little puffet of air that would
Speaker 16: go by, and it was for explosive trace residue, where
Speaker 16: they were trying to see if any of your clothing
Speaker 16: skin had come in contact with any explosive residue and
Speaker 16: it would flag and then you'd be subjected to secondary security.
Speaker 16: The problem was the failure rate on them was so high.
Speaker 16: It was like people go through them and fail, rescan fail,
Speaker 16: and then it was like, well, why do we even
Speaker 16: have them. So they took all those things out eventually
Speaker 16: and came in with the full body imaging scanners, which
Speaker 16: I like because of the fact that they will detect
Speaker 16: powder or liquid explosives that might be strapped to someone's body.
Speaker 16: The magnetometers we walk through obviously we're designed simply for metal.
Speaker 16: So the full body imaging scanners are the next best thing,
Speaker 16: and certainly we want to speed up the security process.
Speaker 16: And Brian, the technology down the road has us walking
Speaker 16: through a hallway with our luggage and we would be
Speaker 16: screened the entire way on both sides. So then after
Speaker 16: we get to the end of the hallway, if there's
Speaker 16: anything that we're carrying that is unquestionable, they simply pull
Speaker 16: us off to the side and scan things and everybody
Speaker 16: else keeps walking because we recognize that aviation is what
Speaker 16: it is, the economic engine that helps drive this country.
Speaker 16: So everything we can do to make things safe and
Speaker 16: certainly easier is going to be something that we're looking at.
Speaker 16: That's why a lot of airlines around the world are
Speaker 16: going to facial recognition technology. While we'll see it at
Speaker 16: the TSA checkpoints, we'll see it at the gate area.
Speaker 16: In fact, that it will lead eventually to passengers boarding
Speaker 16: themselves with no gate agent. That's the dream, because you
Speaker 16: save money if you're an airline, if you don't have
Speaker 16: to pay those people, I think you've got to have
Speaker 16: somebody there. But they will have nearby customer service desks
Speaker 16: to help people that might service eight or ten gates.
Speaker 16: So we're moving in that direction, and as far as
Speaker 16: technology will allow us, and as far as the consumer
Speaker 16: will allow it, we're going to continue to move in
Speaker 16: that direction.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, and I'm glad technology can advance like this,
Speaker 3: but it's just twenty forty two to unroll technology that
Speaker 3: we've got already, and I appreciate that that technology also
Speaker 3: will get uh.
Speaker 16: If by giving us a phone that's going to take
Speaker 16: sixteen years to develop that yeah, would be outdated after
Speaker 16: year eight months or something else. So you hit it
Speaker 16: perfectly when you started government led project, and sadly this
Speaker 16: is where it goes.
Speaker 3: I'm sure the CT scan manufacturer probably has a close
Speaker 3: relationship with somebody in government.
Speaker 1: What do you think on that? I would say.
Speaker 16: Probably both sides, absolutely, and real.
Speaker 3: Quick for we're going to take another break and get
Speaker 3: to the other topics because they're funny. Can you just
Speaker 3: explain to me how do they come up with three
Speaker 3: point four ounces? Is that connected with anything that makes sense?
Speaker 16: I well, what you look at is the amount of
Speaker 16: explosives that would be needed for it to represent a
Speaker 16: threat aero dynamically to the structure of the aircraft. So
Speaker 16: but the problem is if you have minimal traits of
Speaker 16: like ten people carrying it, well, then you've got a
Speaker 16: lot more of what you need. So it's I hate
Speaker 16: to say we're managing the perception of safety, but sadly
Speaker 16: many times that's exactly what we're doing. And you know,
Speaker 16: it's like before nine eleven we did screen check bags
Speaker 16: because people thought we screen checked bags, and the thought
Speaker 16: was is going to be too time consuming, too expensive?
Speaker 16: No way people would put up with it, you'd have
Speaker 16: to check in five hours before. I mean all these things.
Speaker 16: And of course after the attacks of nine to eleven
Speaker 16: we did shift then, thankfully to screening every bag. But Brian,
Speaker 16: you know before nine eleven, fifty terrorists could have checked
Speaker 16: in with fifty bags not even gotten on the plane
Speaker 16: prior to the positive passenger bag match program we had,
Speaker 16: and fifty airplanes would have came crashing out of the
Speaker 16: sky with no terrace on board, simply because we were
Speaker 16: not screening check bags at the time. So it forced
Speaker 16: us through nine to eleven to take that step. Otherwise
Speaker 16: I don't think they ever would have because after the
Speaker 16: bombing of pan In one h three over lockerby Scotland,
Speaker 16: it was a decision all those years before we need
Speaker 16: to start screening check bags. They still chose not to
Speaker 16: do it and ask those three idiotic questions every time
Speaker 16: we checked in as the way to address the threat,
Speaker 16: which again was a joke.
Speaker 1: Let's bring it right back.
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Speaker 1: Home Valus in City or skin rounding up with Jay
Speaker 1: ray Leff. I love holding them over for the entire
Speaker 1: half hour. Yeah you're stuck with me, brother.
Speaker 16: No problem.
Speaker 1: We got a bleeding hair transplant guy. You can't get
Speaker 1: on a plane after that huh.
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 16: It was an American Airlines flight. I think eighteen fifty
Speaker 16: eight was a flight number, to be boringly specific, and
Speaker 16: they were flying from Miami to Las Vegas. And apparently
Speaker 16: the man had just had a hair transplant surgery, and
Speaker 16: as it happens, it bleeds a little bit at the
Speaker 16: scalp after the procedure the day of and I think
Speaker 16: the day after, so he bores the flight and his
Speaker 16: forehead starts to bleed a little bit. They flight attendants
Speaker 16: asked the had advantage or something he could cover it
Speaker 16: up with, giving him the opportunity to do so. He said,
Speaker 16: I don't have anything. I'm fine, I'll be fine, don't
Speaker 16: need anything. And they said, no, there's a problem because
Speaker 16: we can't have someone that has blood hazardous material my word,
Speaker 16: not theirs, bleeding from their forehead. So they told him
Speaker 16: that they since he didn't have anything to cover it
Speaker 16: up with, that he and his companion they would both
Speaker 16: have to deplane and catch a later flight. And he refused.
Speaker 16: He's in Miami, Florida, says I'm not gonna do it.
Speaker 16: If I'm not flying, nobody is well, okay, now everybody
Speaker 16: off the plane is removed. We do that now, because
Speaker 16: you don't want to have another doctor dragging down the
Speaker 16: aisle video. So they get all the passengers off first.
Speaker 16: Then the police are summoned, and the police remove the
Speaker 16: two and arrest them and away they go. But it
Speaker 16: was simply it's a hazardous material. It's the same way
Speaker 16: if you have a first responder that shows up somebody
Speaker 16: is bleeding, they take precautions, and it's the same thing
Speaker 16: with a flight crew. You simply can't have it.
Speaker 15: Now.
Speaker 16: Had the gate agent notice this, the gate agent probably
Speaker 16: would have approached the individual saying, look, I've noticed this.
Speaker 16: You're not gonna be allowed to board in this condition.
Speaker 16: Is there anything that you can do, because if not,
Speaker 16: we're going to have to accommodate you on a later flight.
Speaker 16: Never lying that individual get on the airplane. But the
Speaker 16: gate areas are so chaotic, the staff is so overworked.
Speaker 16: I'm sure they got there at the last second. They're
Speaker 16: concentrating on the line of people that have already formed,
Speaker 16: and you know, they should have stopped the boarding process
Speaker 16: and had the guy stepped to the side, but they
Speaker 16: did not, and the flight attendants were forced to deal
Speaker 16: with it.
Speaker 1: Wow, okay, and even more bizarre lost scissors.
Speaker 16: Yep, this happened. It happened in Japan, and you've got
Speaker 16: You've got the gift shops in the terminal, and one
Speaker 16: of the gift shops noticed their scissors had gone missing.
Speaker 16: Now you're in the sterile area of an airport. Everybody's
Speaker 16: been screened. Everybody's about to board airplanes. They contact the
Speaker 16: airport police.
Speaker 10: We don't know what to do.
Speaker 16: Police say, okay, we stop everything. Nobody boards any plane,
Speaker 16: no plane leaves. We've got to get everybody out of
Speaker 16: the sterile area back on the other side of security.
Speaker 16: Step one, Step two, we've got to do a hard
Speaker 16: target search to the entire terminal, seeing if the hit
Speaker 16: scissors were stolen and placed somewhere under a seat trap, can, bathroom,
Speaker 16: everywhere has to be checked because the thought is somebody
Speaker 16: could have got them, hit them, been rescreened, get back
Speaker 16: on the other side, and then retrieve those scissors that
Speaker 16: they hid and board a plane and do something bad.
Speaker 16: So they go through this process of getting everybody out,
Speaker 16: They do the search, they rescreen everybody. Thirty one flights
Speaker 16: are canceled, two hundred and ten flights are delayed. Before
Speaker 16: everybody's allowed to finally leave, and the PS well and
Speaker 16: all of that was the proper security protocol. Bryan. It's
Speaker 16: a lot like if you and I are working at
Speaker 16: the TSA checkpoint and somebody rushes by and is not
Speaker 16: screened and goes into a terminal. As long as we
Speaker 16: can keep an eye on that individual to make sure
Speaker 16: that they did not interact with any person or did
Speaker 16: not hide something somewhere. In other words, they were under
Speaker 16: constant supervision. Once they're apprehended, you can remove them and
Speaker 16: nothing happens. But the moment they disappear and you can't
Speaker 16: account for where they were at or who they may
Speaker 16: have interacted with, you've got to take the step of okay,
Speaker 16: we've got to get everybody out, We've got to search
Speaker 16: the terminal, have to re screen everybody, and everything comes
Speaker 16: to a screeching halt. Now the kicker here is the
Speaker 16: gift store that started all this found the scissors the
Speaker 16: next day. Oh that's where I put them. It's all
Speaker 16: for nothing. I know if that person is still employed
Speaker 16: or not. But yes, I'm sure people are not too
Speaker 16: happy to hear the PS on that particular story.
Speaker 1: After going through all of that, do the math on
Speaker 1: how much money it costs collectively for every person delayed travel.
Speaker 1: You know, planes being held up, YadA, YadA, YadA. It's
Speaker 1: amazing lost scissors all right day.
Speaker 16: We're not making it up. I'm gonna get emails. We
Speaker 16: are not google it. It's on the internet, which means
Speaker 16: it has to be true.
Speaker 1: That's what Abraham Lincoln always said, this part company as
Speaker 1: we always doing hub delays. Jay Rattlive.
Speaker 16: I knew that Abraham didn't anything about the internet, but Joe,
Speaker 16: if you.
Speaker 1: Read it on the internet, it's true quote for.
Speaker 16: Abraham Lincoln exactly. I love that the minimal issues, Brian,
Speaker 16: we might see issues in Seattle and Tampa. I don't
Speaker 16: think anything untill later today, and I don't think the
Speaker 16: delay is going to be more than thirty minutes, so
Speaker 16: it's not even worth mentioning. So if you pick today,
Speaker 16: you pick probably the best day of the week to travel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good news from Jay Ratliff. Always wonderful thing to
Speaker 1: part company on. Good news.
Speaker 3: Jay, until next week, take care of my friend. God
Speaker 3: bless you and keep up the positive attitude because it
Speaker 3: does rub off when you post about it.
Speaker 16: It's exactly what you're doing. So you keep up the
Speaker 16: good work brother.
Speaker 1: Thanks man.
Speaker 3: We'll talk eight fifty six to fifty five Krcity talk
Speaker 3: station talk we did. Kurt Kastum was on at seven thirty.
Speaker 3: Senior policy fellow