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Speaker 2: Friday Eve, still a nation.
Speaker 1: Well we're.
Speaker 3: You know what kind of mood Joe Strekkers in this morning.
Speaker 3: Brian Thomas right here, glad to be and welcome to
Speaker 3: the firty five fifty five Carsey Morning Show. I hope
Speaker 3: you can stick around all morning. Got lots going on
Speaker 3: today thanks to the aforementioned executive producer of the program,
Speaker 3: Joe Strekker coming up seven oh five. Good friend of
Speaker 3: the cancer community because he and his wife started the
Speaker 3: Cure Stars. Now Keith Destrich got a bourbon baron bash
Speaker 3: to talk about good event, opportunity to drink and cure cancer.
Speaker 3: Nothing wrong with that combo if you're a big bourbon
Speaker 3: fan or even not. You know, my wife is never, ever, ever, ever,
Speaker 3: ever a bourbon fan. And then I introduced her to
Speaker 3: the old fashioned That was a quick turnaround. Anyhow, Donovan
Speaker 3: and Neil Americans for Prosperity about canvassing for Bernie Marina,
Speaker 3: topic we talk about with Donovan regularly. Hopefully I see
Speaker 3: Bernie Marina is now sending out multiple mailors. We at
Speaker 3: the Thomas household of received I think three over the
Speaker 3: past week. So at least the campaign materials are coming out,
Speaker 3: and I know Donovan Nail Americans for Prosperity has been
Speaker 3: organizing this canvassing and going door to door and talking
Speaker 3: to people about the issues. So we'll get an update
Speaker 3: about how that is going. He'll be on at seven thirty,
Speaker 3: followed by eight oh five Stacy left and candidate for
Speaker 3: Hamilton County Court of Appeals. We ate some good judicial
Speaker 3: candidates and we'll see what Stacy's all about at eight
Speaker 3: oh five, follow by It's Thursday. I heard need the
Speaker 3: aviation expert Jay Ratliffe talk about United Airline flight attendees
Speaker 3: have attendants rather have voted to strike first time apparently
Speaker 3: twenty years uh.
Speaker 1: Some passengers furious furious over.
Speaker 3: United Airlines flight attendants wearing pro Palestinian lapel pins and
Speaker 3: hub the lace among the topics with Jay Ratliffe. Always
Speaker 3: enjoy talking to you too. There's a topic you'd like
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Speaker 3: nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three
Speaker 3: talk pound five fifty on AT and T phones. I've
Speaker 3: got multiple multiple corners of the globe. We could talk
Speaker 3: about this morning to start the program. Since I'm in
Speaker 3: charge of selecting it, why not go here? We're still
Speaker 3: kind of got our big, you know, question marks floating
Speaker 3: around at what Kamala Harris is all about as opposed
Speaker 3: to what her surrogates say she's all about. Uh, fracking
Speaker 3: is one of the ones. Maybe she'll get asked when
Speaker 3: here in her CNN interview where she is on the
Speaker 3: idea of you know, and across the board energy strategy,
Speaker 3: are you now in favor of racking when forever you
Speaker 3: said you were against it? Just one of the multitude
Speaker 3: of Russians that we currently are presented with seemingly a
Speaker 3: flip flop scenario, but we do not have a flip
Speaker 3: flop scenario. In connection with Biden and Harris administration now
Speaker 3: seeking to ban drilling, they finalize a decision to block
Speaker 3: oil and gas development across twenty eight million acres of
Speaker 3: public lands in Alaska. Picking on Alaska, and the folks
Speaker 3: in Alaska feel as though that they are being picked
Speaker 3: on now. This is a reversal of the actions that
Speaker 3: were taken in the final days of the Trump administration
Speaker 3: opening these lands up. The Interior Secretary deb Hayland released
Speaker 3: a statement on Tuesday this week, confirming that she would
Speaker 3: formally revoke five public land orders that the emergency that
Speaker 3: the agency's then Secretary David Bernhardt signed in January of
Speaker 3: twenty twenty one, removing decades of restrictions on the twenty
Speaker 3: eight million acre massive area, instead returning it to the
Speaker 3: federal MOLADULTIU use status. Now, the restrictions preserve the Interior
Speaker 3: Department's announcement back at the nineteen seventies to lock the
Speaker 3: land up for the foreseeable future. Because the Trump administration's
Speaker 3: January twenty twenty one actions prior to leaving office would
Speaker 3: have reopened the land, Haleen's actions now have well withdrawn
Speaker 3: the land, part of the administration's broader climate agenda cracking
Speaker 3: down on oil and gas development. Interior Department published the
Speaker 3: final Environmental Impact Statement in July of this year, recommending
Speaker 3: to hale and outright reject the Trump era order and
Speaker 3: maintain restrictions across twenty eight million acres of Alaska land.
Speaker 3: Alaska's Senator Lisa Murkowski on this deal. With this action,
Speaker 3: the Bide administration wasted an opportunity to do right by
Speaker 3: Alaska by refusing to lift a single acre of a
Speaker 3: single public land order anywhere in our state, instead keeping
Speaker 3: all of these lands in a restricted status. This wouldn't
Speaker 3: be acceptable in any other state. But this administration is
Speaker 3: once again treating Alaska differently and far worse than the
Speaker 3: states in the lower forty eight. Dan Sullivan, Alaska Senator,
Speaker 3: he said the recommendation showed the state was under attack
Speaker 3: by the Biden Harris administration. For her part, Halen in
Speaker 3: a statement on Tuesday, continuing, these essential protections, which have
Speaker 3: been in place for decades, will ensure continued access and
Speaker 3: use of these public lands now and in the future. Really,
Speaker 3: she also added, and I just really kind of irked
Speaker 3: me on this one, Joe. Did the Interior Secretary Deb
Speaker 3: Halen reach out to you to ask you what your
Speaker 3: position was on Alaska drilling and using the public lands?
Speaker 1: She just sent you tax. You didn't get back with her.
Speaker 3: Well, she said that the action was taken after consulting
Speaker 3: Native American tribes. Well, I just have to ask, what
Speaker 3: the hell does.
Speaker 1: That have to do with anything.
Speaker 3: It's tribal It was tribal land, all right, whatever. So
Speaker 3: Native American tribes, I guess, are deprived of the twenty
Speaker 3: eight opportunity to tap into reserves that are on the
Speaker 3: twenty eight million acres in Alaska now pivoting over for
Speaker 3: that's you know, the continuation of US cutting our throats
Speaker 3: and denying us access to energy sources. Oh, let's look
Speaker 3: at China for a moment, shall we. In twenty twenty three,
Speaker 3: world consumption of coal reached a record high, the highest
Speaker 3: record of any year since they've been keeping track. Whatever
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixty four EXA edules translates into. That
Speaker 3: was the record that the world coal consumption reached last year.
Speaker 3: And I wonder where most of the coal is being consumed. Oh,
Speaker 3: look at the giant diagram. Ninety one point nine of
Speaker 3: these exo jewels went to China, the leader in coal
Speaker 3: consumption and usage, followed by the Asia Pacific which excludes
Speaker 3: China including all other Asia Pacific countries forty three point
Speaker 3: eight of the exo jewels. Contrast that to America, where
Speaker 3: we consume ten coal consumption has decreased for a lot
Speaker 3: of places. North America and Europe have reduced the coal
Speaker 3: consumption by sixteen percent in counter year twenty twenty three. However,
Speaker 3: every reliance on colon Asia Pacific region has led to
Speaker 3: global coal consumption, remaining essentially the same over the past
Speaker 3: ten years. China total fifty six percent of global coal consumption,
Speaker 3: and when we add Asia Pacific to China and the
Speaker 3: other Asia Pacific nations, that's eighty three percent of global
Speaker 3: coal consumption, again continuing apace with the last decades consumption,
Speaker 3: and again a record this past year. So they point away,
Speaker 3: it's you know, developing nations are expanding their coal consumption.
Speaker 3: Why because it's affordable. The existing infrastructure is there to
Speaker 3: consume the coal. The reasonable prices have well pushed the
Speaker 3: countries toward coal. Developing countries can't afford, you know, pollution
Speaker 3: capture systems. They can't afford to rely on windmills and
Speaker 3: solar panels because those are only created by virtue of
Speaker 3: government cash infusions. And when you're a developing nation, your
Speaker 3: government does not have a lot of cash to infuse
Speaker 3: in anything. Bangladesh and Columbia. So double digit increases in
Speaker 3: year over coal consumption, double digit increases. So again, while
Speaker 3: we deprive ourselves of a necessary well maybe not if
Speaker 3: you want to gover and pivot to natural gas. It's
Speaker 3: a reasonable substitute for coal. But what else is going on,
Speaker 3: China is importing a record amount of should be sanctioned
Speaker 3: Iranian oil all right, one point seventy five million barrels
Speaker 3: per day just this past month, so passing the previous
Speaker 3: peak set in October of last year, almost fifty percent
Speaker 3: higher compared with the last month one point two million
Speaker 3: barrels per day of China purchasing Iranian oil, keeping the
Speaker 3: Iranian regime in power and allowing them to manufacture more
Speaker 3: drones which are being exported to various conflicts against our allies.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 3: Bloomberg reported last week that China imported a record volume
Speaker 3: of crewed from Malaysia, and you think, well, okay, Malaysia,
Speaker 3: the world's biggest crude importer, took in six point two
Speaker 3: to one million tons of oil in from Malaysia, the
Speaker 3: equivalent of one point four to seven million barrels a day,
Speaker 3: triple the average daily production from the Southeast Asian Hmmm,
Speaker 3: how could that be?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Apparently, according to reporting, Malaysia is a hub for transferring
Speaker 3: crude oil and oil products from one tanker to another,
Speaker 3: masking the country of origin. Most notably, Iran is identified
Speaker 3: as one of the countries that's offloading oil from its
Speaker 3: tankers into the Malaysian flag tankers, making it look like
Speaker 3: a Malaysian purchase. But it's really benefiting the Iranians. China
Speaker 3: doing what at once because it's in China's best interest.
Speaker 3: Iranian oil parenthetically is cheaper, it's sold at a discount,
Speaker 3: making it well.
Speaker 1: Attractive.
Speaker 3: And will the Chicoms play along with us with our
Speaker 3: grand aspirations to reduce our exhalation to nothing by twenty
Speaker 3: thirty five. Oh no, oh no, no, no no no.
Speaker 3: That wouldn't be good for China. It's not good for
Speaker 3: us either, But you know, because we're the problem child
Speaker 3: in the world although we're idiots. Five sixteen to fifty
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Speaker 3: Bash from CNN is going to be asking questions in
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Speaker 3: I think it's a I think it's a reasonable observation. Questions.
Speaker 3: Will Dana ask ask difficult questions? That's what I want
Speaker 3: to know. Some questions prepared in advance, James mount Morley
Speaker 3: preparing them. Are you capable of lowering? If you're capable
Speaker 3: of lowering prices for Americans, why have you not done
Speaker 3: so in the three and a half years you've been
Speaker 3: in office? You say housing affordability we day one priority.
Speaker 3: If you were elected. Why isn't it a priority now?
Speaker 3: Housing is not affordable for the average American? In ninety
Speaker 3: nine percent of the nation. You co sponsored Medicare for
Speaker 3: All and the Green New Deal. Do you still support
Speaker 3: these multi trillion dollar takeovers of the American economy? Just
Speaker 3: really try to envision a CNN p anchor or interview
Speaker 3: or Dana Bash specifically asking questions along these lines. You
Speaker 3: talk a lot about freedom. What about the freedoms of
Speaker 3: Lake and Riley, Rachel Morin and Joscelyn Nungay, the women
Speaker 3: who were killed by illegal immigrants who were let into
Speaker 3: the country under your watch. And that's just the shortlist, folks.
Speaker 3: President Trump didn't need a border bill to secure the border.
Speaker 3: Why do you support executive Why did you support executive
Speaker 3: actions like stopping construction of the border wall and halting
Speaker 3: deportations that intentionally unsecured the border. Trump is the first
Speaker 3: president decades to start no new wars under your watch,
Speaker 3: wars are popping up in Europe in the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Why is that.
Speaker 3: You supported the defund the police movement and have said
Speaker 3: more police does not mean more safety. Why do you
Speaker 3: want fewer police officers? Why did you conceal Joe Biden's
Speaker 3: cognitive decline from the American people. You've called for getting
Speaker 3: rid of cash bail and your campaign has not backed
Speaker 3: away from it. Why do you still support such a
Speaker 3: radical view? Legitimate questions to ask? Again, I can't imagine
Speaker 3: the phrasing being is so pointed and direct. But any
Speaker 3: person with an opportunity to ask Kamala Harris questions could
Speaker 3: I think most get away with or otherwise justify these
Speaker 3: very direct ways of asking the questions. Because going back
Speaker 3: to where we are now, we're not quite sure where
Speaker 3: she is, but we do know where she was, and
Speaker 3: she is on record multiple times with regard to each
Speaker 3: one of these topics, and it's always been on the
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Speaker 3: voting in November election. You have tougher ID laws you
Speaker 3: have to deal with. Let's see, we've passed a tougher
Speaker 3: voter identification loss in lou after the twenty twenty election
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Speaker 3: Let's see here, since I police investigating a shooting happened
Speaker 3: in the West End on Tuesday. Officers showed up at
Speaker 3: York Street near Lynn Street at eleven pm. Man found
Speaker 3: shot was taken to UC Medical Center. Condition not known
Speaker 3: at this time. Police have yet to say what led
Speaker 3: to the shooting, if they made any arrests, or if
Speaker 3: they have any suspects. So ongoing investigation.
Speaker 1: That one is.
Speaker 5: Too.
Speaker 3: Man accused of blocking an undercover police car before approaching
Speaker 3: the officer with guns. Twenty year old Jesse Krause and
Speaker 3: a twenty three year old Dion Moseley charged with abduction
Speaker 3: and caring concealed weapons Monday, August twenty six. Mosley additionally
Speaker 3: charged the possession of drugs and trafficking drugs. I'm just
Speaker 3: going to say Mosley and Kraus approached an unmarked Sincint
Speaker 3: Police Department car, pointing firearms at the two officers idiots
Speaker 3: FLP president Ken Kober, speaking of Fox nineteen. They were
Speaker 3: wearing tactical gear that identified them as police. The officers
Speaker 3: got out immediately and engaged them with firearms drawn and
Speaker 3: were able to arrest them before anything actually occurred. Thank
Speaker 3: god nobody got heard. Cover said. The officers were working
Speaker 3: under cover with the UH when their attention was drawn
Speaker 3: to these to two cars. Officers began following and called
Speaker 3: for uniformed officers to assist in the traffic stop. Before
Speaker 3: the mark patrol cars showed up. Krauson Moseley coordinated a
Speaker 3: plan to block the unmarked police car. Cover said, the
Speaker 3: undercovers end up getting between the two vehicles that were
Speaker 3: of interest. Those vehicles made a coordinated effort to stop
Speaker 3: in the middle of the road, boxing the undercover officers
Speaker 3: in and then getting out of the vehicles brandishing a firearm.
Speaker 3: Both men arrested at the scene. Cobra pointed out how
Speaker 3: dangerous police worked for me. This highlights that, he said,
Speaker 3: especially when you're working in an undercover capacity, when you're
Speaker 3: targeting people that are known to carry weapons and that
Speaker 3: are dealing drugs.
Speaker 1: Jeez, Louise, Yeah.
Speaker 3: It reminds me of like the scenes from Hollywood movie Joe,
Speaker 3: where you know, the robbers go into a bar and
Speaker 3: to rob the bar and it turns out at the
Speaker 3: cop bar, and every single patron in the bar turns
Speaker 3: around and brandishes a firearm. Let's see, let's get Mike's
Speaker 3: call in before I get to another local store. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure I've had time to do both. Mike, Thanks
Speaker 3: for calling this morning, and Happy Friday Eve to you.
Speaker 6: Hi.
Speaker 7: Ryan, real quick, you're talking about the vtter laws ideas
Speaker 7: the other day, Uh, checking my mail and me and
Speaker 7: my wife and my two sons are both over eighteen,
Speaker 7: all got absentine ballots in the mail that we didn't
Speaker 7: ask for.
Speaker 3: Really, Yeah? Were they the mailing envelope just said he
Speaker 3: did too, Did they have a was it issued by
Speaker 3: a particular entity? Was there a return address or anything? Frank,
Speaker 3: And that's what Joe said, all right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I didn't ask for the last time I got
Speaker 7: one was during COVID, and now I got one again.
Speaker 5: I'm like, Okay, that's didn't.
Speaker 1: Didn't want this.
Speaker 3: I understand that completely. And obviously, yeah, that's why that
Speaker 3: was exactly what I was going to say. If they
Speaker 3: stole it from you and they could present that ballot,
Speaker 3: you know, and you know, vote the way they want,
Speaker 3: which may not be the way you want to vote.
Speaker 3: That's strange. We have to get to the bottom of
Speaker 3: that one. I'm not quite sure why that would have
Speaker 3: that happens.
Speaker 1: Really don't know. Somebody knows out there.
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Speaker 1: These are ballot applications.
Speaker 3: I think that's why Mississippi James called Mississippi James, Welcome
Speaker 3: to the fifty five KC Morning Show.
Speaker 1: Good to hear from you, sir, as always, Yes, sir.
Speaker 8: That's just exactly I heard the guy. So he had
Speaker 8: an application a ballot. I don't know what he received,
Speaker 8: but what I received was an application to mail in
Speaker 8: to receive a mail in ballot.
Speaker 1: And Secretary of State.
Speaker 3: Accordingly Columbus Dispatch, first article I saw on the topic,
Speaker 3: Lore's office mailed out the applications this week to every
Speaker 3: one of the eight million registered voters. So if you are,
Speaker 3: if you think you're registered and you haven't gotten the application,
Speaker 3: then you might want to check your voter registration status.
Speaker 3: But he says, watch out for absentee ballot forms issued
Speaker 3: by third party organizations rather than the Secretary of State,
Speaker 3: because there are some, you know, fake things floating around
Speaker 3: out there. And he says, you know, keep your eyes
Speaker 3: peeled and don't accept anything that isn't from a recognized
Speaker 3: source like his office, the Secretary of State's office. But
Speaker 3: you are right, Mississippi James. It's an application, so we
Speaker 3: should all be getting them. Everything else, good.
Speaker 1: Sir, Yeah, so far, so good. Well, have a good day.
Speaker 5: I just wondering.
Speaker 1: Now he checked heels and see what he ail.
Speaker 3: You're a good man, Mississippi James. Thanks for keeping the
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Speaker 3: Do what the Hell Pervert. Police learned the video voyeurism
Speaker 3: when the photographer's wife recently provided them with the thumb
Speaker 3: drive with the video on it, as well as other
Speaker 3: actual conduct material that's in quotes, although the details of
Speaker 3: that extra other sexual conduct material is not elaborated upon.
Speaker 3: Upon examining the video, investigators were able to identify the
Speaker 3: bride who was secretly filmed, as well as the wedding venue.
Speaker 3: Video taken from a very low angle, was shown to
Speaker 3: the twenty seven year old victim, who confirmed that she
Speaker 3: was indeed the victim that was recorded. Victim identified Mitchell
Speaker 3: Ringness thirty as the film photographer, adding that he was
Speaker 3: not hired to do videography or boudoir photography when we
Speaker 3: gave police photos of the October twenty twenty wedding that
Speaker 3: showed ring this camera bag with something sticking out on
Speaker 3: the seas video razing I was waiting Joe and the
Speaker 3: seas video someone can be heard calling the photographer by
Speaker 3: the first name Mitchell ring This runs mister Photography at
Speaker 3: based Dluth based business whose website probably is to provide
Speaker 3: you with timely yet captivating photos and videos that will
Speaker 3: do justice to your uniquely perfect love story. Charged with
Speaker 3: interfering with privacy, a gross smithsdemeanor carrying a maximum of
Speaker 3: three hundred and sixty four days in jail and a
Speaker 3: three thousand dollars fine scheduled for a September fifth initial appearance.
Speaker 3: Must have been a hockey player, Joe, you think he
Speaker 3: has a problem with self control? Now you throw them
Speaker 3: your curveball every once in a while, Joe, regrouping. Doctor
Speaker 3: Giovanni bao Ula bowla, fifty nine year old internus, sold
Speaker 3: his Florida medical practice in twenty twenty two to a
Speaker 3: fellow doctor. In recent months, he reportedly became upset over
Speaker 3: the business with the purchaser, doctor Dylan de Nash, thirty two,
Speaker 3: who runs affiliated health clinics out of Bowa's former office
Speaker 3: in Saint Peter's.
Speaker 1: Court.
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Speaker 3: investigators alleged that Boolo went to Dinesh's office in late
Speaker 3: July and soaked the front doors in gallons of fluid,
Speaker 3: which had the odor of urine that from the police court.
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Speaker 3: says liquid. On both occasions, Ballo and his vehicle were
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Speaker 3: into the front wooden doors, causing irreparable damage fifteen hundred
Speaker 3: dollars replacement costs according to the arrestaff David, which reports
Speaker 3: the medical practice suffered six thousand dollars in other losses
Speaker 3: related to the urine attacks. Arrested, charged with felony counter
Speaker 3: criminal mischief, Released from custody after posting a five thousand
Speaker 3: dollars cash bond. Obviously he was not in a court
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Speaker 3: Bourbon, Barren Bash. We'll talk about that with death or
Speaker 3: to the Cure. Starting out seven oh five, down on
Speaker 3: any Americans for Prosperity on canvassing for Bernie Marino. Get
Speaker 3: an update on that campaign. Stacey lufton Canada for Hamilton
Speaker 3: County Court of Appeals at eight o five and Jay
Speaker 3: Ratliffe at eight point thirty for the Aviation Report. Back
Speaker 3: over to the stack is stupid. Surprise came in the mail.
Speaker 3: A couple in Pueblo reached out to local news after
Speaker 3: they said something interesting and disturbing was delivered to the door.
Speaker 3: Ordered a package. You ever order a package? When you opened,
Speaker 3: what's inside is now what you were expecting. That's what
Speaker 3: happened to John Rossitter and his wife, Santa Fanny interesting name.
Speaker 3: Rossler said, I was just shocked, disgusting. I mean, I
Speaker 3: couldn't believe it. It was like terrible. It was just like,
Speaker 3: oh my god, I can't believe this is happening. His
Speaker 3: quote said, they got a package. It looked like it
Speaker 3: was from Amazon. He said well, I don't know. I
Speaker 3: didn't know what it was because it was kind of dark.
Speaker 3: I'd just gotten home from work. It was late at night.
Speaker 3: I cut the package open and looked in there, and
Speaker 3: I couldn't tell what it was. I reached in and
Speaker 3: then smelled it and it was on my hand. There
Speaker 3: was poop in there, he said. So it was just like,
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what's going on? WHOA, that's a lot
Speaker 3: of feast. He apparently he had ordered guitar tuners. That's
Speaker 3: not what showed up, said, I receive the questionable package
Speaker 3: here on the fifteenth, and on the fourteenth I actually
Speaker 3: received what I had ordered, which was a set of
Speaker 3: guitar tuners. And you know, I had gotten the day before.
Speaker 3: So that's why when I saw the package, I was like, well,
Speaker 3: what's this because I just got my package. After I
Speaker 3: gave him the tracking number, he looked it up. He
Speaker 3: reached out to Amazon. He said it was the same
Speaker 3: tracking numbers the package I received the day before, the
Speaker 3: guitar tuners. Now he's left wondering whose responses. Well, I
Speaker 3: just hope they figure out who it was that did it,
Speaker 3: and like I and to know why in the absence
Speaker 3: of that I wish. I hope they just find out
Speaker 3: who did it and make sure they don't do it
Speaker 3: to somebody else. Spokesman for Amazon issued a statement, we
Speaker 3: reached out to the customer to apologize get additional details
Speaker 3: to help with our investigation. Based on information shared by
Speaker 3: the customer and learning from our preliminary review, we do
Speaker 3: not believe this package was dropped off by someone delivering
Speaker 3: on Amazon's behalf. Really how thin you get the same
Speaker 3: tracking number though. Now let's go to North Carolina, where
Speaker 3: a special Deputy Attorney General has been charged with exposing
Speaker 3: himself an intoxication. Arrested charge with public and decent the
Speaker 3: indecency and intoxication, according to court records, Tory Dixon, who's
Speaker 3: forty six, arrested over the weekend and weekend and ra
Speaker 3: weekend in Raleigh, North Carolina. Warrants alleged that Dixon exposed
Speaker 3: himself to traffic at the intersection one Wood and Blue
Speaker 3: Ridge Roads, facing one kind of a decent exposure, two
Speaker 3: counts of being intoxicated and disruptive. Dixon placed on administrative
Speaker 3: lead by the North Carolina Attorney General's Office, where he's
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Speaker 3: answer to the question why are you doing that job?
Speaker 1: Let us see here.
Speaker 3: Husband and wife Daniel Minard seventy nine Stephanie Minard seventy three,
Speaker 3: had been missing for several days from their California residence
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Speaker 1: Resort called Olive Dell Ranch.
Speaker 3: Report of Missing my friend August twenty fifth, last scene
Speaker 3: in the residents located close to San Bernardino ten a
Speaker 3: m August twenty fourth. Daniel apparently suffers from dementia and
Speaker 3: is diabetic. They've shared the shared the urgency in finding
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Speaker 3: Their unlocked vehicle located down the road from the couple's home.
Speaker 3: Her per Stephanie's person Both of their cell phones were
Speaker 3: inside the residence. No indication from police about foul play.
Speaker 3: Friends and families say the couple of express fears about
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Speaker 3: up here in the stack is stupid. Palm Beach County
Speaker 3: doctor owes one hundred million dollars for severing babies penis
Speaker 3: do what the hell? And we have a young boy
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Speaker 1: What mean?
Speaker 3: The museum located in Haifa, had put the piece on
Speaker 3: display near the entrance and without protection to show a
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Speaker 3: being Thursday, we always hear from my heart media aviation
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Speaker 3: Illegal immigrants obviously big problem. Some of the questions at
Speaker 3: Kamala Harri I should be asked when Dana Bash interviews
Speaker 3: her today pre recorded along with her.
Speaker 1: Her crutch.
Speaker 3: Again, as the Wall Street generally refers to having Tim
Speaker 3: Walls there to help deflect, Duck had the five to
Speaker 3: use a dodgeball. Basically, if Kamala gets in a jam,
Speaker 3: it's their perception that, you know, Tim Walls will be
Speaker 3: able to take the weight off of her shoulders. And
Speaker 3: deflect from any problems she might have. It remains to
Speaker 3: be seen. We'll see how scripted it is again. It's
Speaker 3: going to run at nine pm. It's being recorded today
Speaker 3: at noon. Kamala Harris still engaging and subterfuge. So multitude
Speaker 3: of questions. Of course, the southern border is a huge issue,
Speaker 3: a huge issue, and California is exacerbating the problems. Before
Speaker 3: I get to that, though, let me go to the
Speaker 3: phones and see what Danash has got. We ran out
Speaker 3: of time when Danash called last time, so let's see
Speaker 3: what he's got this morning before we run out of
Speaker 3: time in this segment.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Nash. Always good to hear from you.
Speaker 11: Thank you. Rym. Trying to give you an update on
Speaker 11: what's happening with doctor Corsey's investigation and contacts with the
Speaker 11: State of Ohio Secretary office. He sent out a short
Speaker 11: video saying that he submitted he had a meeting and
Speaker 11: they received all the information he had, but there's no
Speaker 11: response since the last meeting he had.
Speaker 3: Well, did ask me a favor and remind my listeners
Speaker 3: in general terms what doctor Corsey discovered. These the encrypted
Speaker 3: information that's lurking behind the scenes. Somewhere, so remind my listeners,
Speaker 3: refresh everybody about that.
Speaker 11: What doctor Corsey's team did was looked into the reports
Speaker 11: to why there was some kind of a computer program
Speaker 11: running that takes the voter registration of Ohio those citizens
Speaker 11: and puts a bug in there that changes the data.
Speaker 11: So it's getting process the original voters vote and data
Speaker 11: is being manipulated to whatever this bug wants to do.
Speaker 11: They can decide this entity who's done this, can decide
Speaker 11: who's going to win a much or those votes where
Speaker 11: they get. And so, in other words, if one hundred
Speaker 11: people vote for candidate A and two hundred votes for
Speaker 11: candidate B, and that should be the record that shows
Speaker 11: up in Secretary's office database doesn't show up that way.
Speaker 11: It shows up like fifty votes for one candidate and
Speaker 11: two fifty for the other, so.
Speaker 1: It literally changes.
Speaker 3: Of course, he asserts that this literally changes someone's vote exactly.
Speaker 11: So what's happening is he employed and individuals and his
Speaker 11: team to look into the what they called computer data
Speaker 11: source code, which really is the guts of any electronic
Speaker 11: computer program. The only person who knows what's in there
Speaker 11: is the person who wrote that code. So in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 11: the Secretary of State when doctor and when mister Lauross
Speaker 11: took over, he gave the voyal registration service to a
Speaker 11: Democratic controlled Eric and Eric had at least twenty eight
Speaker 11: or twenty nine states that they were servicing, so really
Speaker 11: nobody knows who has done this. But he found Doctor
Speaker 11: Corcy found that thirteen states that they've looked into so
Speaker 11: far have this problem where somebody has put in and
Speaker 11: has been going on for years because doctor Frank and
Speaker 11: michae lind lil waldron All has been reporting that there's
Speaker 11: something wrong that the data that's showing up and doing
Speaker 11: the analysis of the Secretary of State data, so it's
Speaker 11: not theirs. So they took their data and found out
Speaker 11: that here's an example that doctor Franks reported for twenty
Speaker 11: twenty elections. He said he went into the Ohio's election
Speaker 11: database and found that by looking at the twenty twenty
Speaker 11: census report by age group in in a county, if
Speaker 11: said thirty percent of the Hemil County residents of the
Speaker 11: ages of twenty to forty voted a certain way, he
Speaker 11: found the same pattern in every county of the state.
Speaker 11: So that that really showed the fact that there's something
Speaker 11: wrong in the system. So he contacted the State of
Speaker 11: Secretary back in twenty twenty and twenty one one, but
Speaker 11: then going on back and forth, and really the Secretary
Speaker 11: State has given them a course order. He did not
Speaker 11: even come to this meeting that doctor Courtsey had with
Speaker 11: his experts to see firsthand the data himself. So it's
Speaker 11: really a serious problem that going now into I think
Speaker 11: we have less than what seventy days left for the elections,
Speaker 11: that our elections are really corrupted and whoever. And so
Speaker 11: I had done some analysis back in twenty twenty when
Speaker 11: I saw and I was shocked to find out when
Speaker 11: I did my analysis that Biden lost to President Trump
Speaker 11: in Ohio with the same percentage a vote that President
Speaker 11: Some won against Hillary. So it's amazing that four years
Speaker 11: later they had the same track and that nobody has
Speaker 11: caught on to that. So really we're caught in and
Speaker 11: I guess jam because the commissioners, comedy commissioners and the
Speaker 11: sheriff are the first line defense to protect the voting
Speaker 11: records and elections. The sheriff really has a lot of
Speaker 11: power to look into it. And of all the sheriffs
Speaker 11: in the United States, there's only one sheriff and Wisconsin
Speaker 11: who has stepped up to the plate and said, wait
Speaker 11: a minute, we do have a problem here and we're
Speaker 11: going to look into it. So that's basically what's going
Speaker 11: up on. And we have more than enough proof that
Speaker 11: the electronic system divides the vote based on whoever's putting
Speaker 11: this bug into the system.
Speaker 3: Well, if the bug has been there for that long
Speaker 3: and Ohio did go with Trump, does that mean the
Speaker 3: vote has been manipulated to Trump's advantage. Otherwise, if it's
Speaker 3: a left wing endeavor, then they didn't really succeed in
Speaker 3: doing anything since Trump took Ohio.
Speaker 11: Well, it's very possible because we don't have a true picture.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 11: Also, the elections of people who get elected for Senate
Speaker 11: and for oh yeah, it really affects every election.
Speaker 3: Well, I can imagine if that's there and they can
Speaker 3: change the votes. It doesn't matter whether it's the top
Speaker 3: of the ticket or the way down valid votes that
Speaker 3: would be, it could be possibly changed. It just seems
Speaker 3: to me that they've identified this, they can see it,
Speaker 3: this lurking software, this surveillance device, this device that can
Speaker 3: change the vote. I don't know, it's something like tech
Speaker 3: Friday's Dave Hatters, teams could be able to eradicate or
Speaker 3: eliminate or delete. I don't understand the silence from the
Speaker 3: Secretary of State's office is troubling because if they say no, no, no,
Speaker 3: doctor Corcy's got it wrong. Here's the way it really works.
Speaker 3: Here's why his data is fault, here's why his core
Speaker 3: conclusions are wrong. They should say it because silence does
Speaker 3: not equal comfort by anybody. And doctor Corsi is a
Speaker 3: widely respected guy in a lot of different circle. So
Speaker 3: it's not just some random dude calling up saying, hey,
Speaker 3: this is the fix is in. So yeah, I'm well,
Speaker 3: maybe we can get Secretary of State Franklrois back in
Speaker 3: the Morning show. He does regularly appear on the Morning Show,
Speaker 3: and he typically does in advance of the election. May
Speaker 3: be able to press him on that. I think we're
Speaker 3: deserving of a response, even if it's just no, here's
Speaker 3: why doctor Corsi is wrong. I would take some comfort
Speaker 3: in that anyway. Densh thank you for staying on top
Speaker 3: of that one and for call him back up to
Speaker 3: talk about it. Steve, I'll get your call next, but
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Speaker 3: eight hundred and eighty two to three talk. Thank you
Speaker 3: to Steve for holding over the break there, Steve, welcome
Speaker 3: to the morning show. Good to hear from you.
Speaker 6: Nice to talk to you. Nice to hear from Denish again.
Speaker 6: I know we heard from him a couple of days
Speaker 6: ago or yes or whatever it was, and and hadn't
Speaker 6: heard from him in a while. And he really researches
Speaker 6: things well, he really he does some serious work on
Speaker 6: that stuff. I enjoyed listening to him.
Speaker 1: I do too.
Speaker 3: I appreciate Denesh's hard work and efforts. He definitely is
Speaker 3: paying very close attention and the data and the information
Speaker 3: that he talks about is real. I can't deny his sources.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know what his sources are saying, and
Speaker 3: he brings them to my attention. I'm glad he's able
Speaker 3: to bring them to the listeners attention.
Speaker 6: So yes, got to get it out there with the
Speaker 6: interview today with her crutch. And what I dislike about
Speaker 6: this the most is just by the nature of two
Speaker 6: people being there, the person interviewing would tend to ask
Speaker 6: him questions as well, and that limits the number of
Speaker 6: questions she is being asked. In other words, she should
Speaker 6: show up with him. And now, Dana Bash did a
Speaker 6: good job in the debate between Biden and Trump, and
Speaker 6: you wonder did she do a good job because they
Speaker 6: want it to take Biden out or will she continue
Speaker 6: doing a good job and act like a real journalist.
Speaker 6: What she ought to do is greet both of them,
Speaker 6: and every question she asks should be directed toward Harris.
Speaker 6: She should not ask him one question. When he assists
Speaker 6: or answers a question, she can listen, and she should
Speaker 6: not follow up with him at all. She should ignore
Speaker 6: him to the best of her ability. That's what I
Speaker 6: would hope. I know it's going to be rebroadcast and
Speaker 6: not broadcast live. Will never know this, but it's I
Speaker 6: think it's to be one hour. Is she interviewing them
Speaker 6: for one hour or for one hour and a half
Speaker 6: and the hour will be shown. You would hope if
Speaker 6: it's rebroadcast, you would hope they would treat it as
Speaker 6: a live interview and interview them for one hour only.
Speaker 6: But you know, we'll never know that.
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 3: I think it's going to be more like, you know,
Speaker 3: a podcast, because I know when Joe Strekker does podcasts
Speaker 3: that occasionally you'll have a flub up, you'll screw up,
Speaker 3: you'll actually cough really out loud, or you can't get
Speaker 3: your words together, and so podcast editors will edit that
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think Waltz is basically her notebook now. She wants
Speaker 3: to bring in notes now to with her debate with
Speaker 3: Donald Trump that may go forward, may not. And why
Speaker 3: do you need notes? Trum Trump says, no notes, We're
Speaker 3: going to go just head to head and based on
Speaker 3: our known where we stand on the issues, her questions
Speaker 3: on the fly. So if she's not able to bring
Speaker 3: notes into this particular interview, and I don't know what
Speaker 3: the parameters are for the CNN interview that's going to
Speaker 3: take place today, but Waltz serves as an opportunity to
Speaker 3: fill in the blanks and maybe fill in the holes
Speaker 3: where Kamala Harris gets all well, ditzy honest like she
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Speaker 3: should be just Kamala Harris separately interview Walls and find
Speaker 3: out where he is, which we know from his record
Speaker 3: as governor he's as far in the left wing total
Speaker 3: polser and left wing of the parties you can get.
Speaker 3: But this crutch situation, you know, it's more of the
Speaker 3: dodging of difficult situations that Kamala Harris is currently engaging in.
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Speaker 13: We're now watching what is an attempt at the biggest
Speaker 13: transformation campaign in the history of this country. The Medicare
Speaker 13: for All bill that Kamala Harris are self sponsored with
Speaker 13: Bernie Sanders. She doesn't believe it anymore. According to her
Speaker 13: aid the border wall that she mocked, that said was
Speaker 13: ineffective and doesn't work. Now she's saying that she will
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Speaker 12: Oh no, she doesn't support that either.
Speaker 13: It's a pretty unbelievable attempt at a transformation.
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Speaker 9: From the UCL Traffic Center at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute,
Speaker 9: you can access the leading brains, fine and nerve experts
Speaker 9: right here. In Cincinnati, there's an accident Eastpound two seventy
Speaker 9: five at seven forty seven. They just called for a
Speaker 9: squad report of injuries involved. Their traffic starting to back
Speaker 9: up towards four. Elsewhere southbound seventy five doing fine through
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Speaker 3: We have a driver now under arrest charging being charged
Speaker 3: with hitting and seriously injuring a fifteen year old girl.
Speaker 3: Happened at West Price Hill on Monday morning. Alicia de Sierra,
Speaker 3: thirty eight years old, in the Hamilton County Justice Center
Speaker 3: at twelve forty five pm Monday, and a charge of
Speaker 3: aggravated vehicular assault. Judge that are bond at Joe, you
Speaker 3: want to guess three point fifty no in this case,
Speaker 3: apparently not in front of the more liberal woke judges.
Speaker 3: One hundred thousand dollars bond, please took in your custody.
Speaker 3: Shortly after the incident occurred the intersection of Carmenian Glenway
Speaker 3: Avenue's about seven thirty in the morning. Girl taking to
Speaker 3: since at Children's Medical Center with serious injuries. According to
Speaker 3: Sergeant Anthony Mitchell, speaking with Box nineteen Decierro not hurt,
Speaker 3: go to the rest report criminal complaints, said she was
Speaker 3: driving under the influence of drugs. Spokesman for the Sinsini
Speaker 3: Public Schools confirmed the juvenile Struck is a CPS student,
Speaker 3: but said that's all she's able to release. Course minor status.
Speaker 3: Witnesses encourage you get in touch with the Sinsini Police
Speaker 3: Trafficking Unit three five two twenty five fourteen. Alternatively, I
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Speaker 3: a call from me. Three five two thirty forty A reminder,
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Speaker 3: Since the police investigating a shooting in the West End
Speaker 3: late Tuesday, officers responded to York Street near Lynn Street
Speaker 3: about eleven PM. Man found shot taking the UC Medical Center.
Speaker 3: No information about his condition, no information about what led
Speaker 3: to the shooting, and no information about whether any arrests
Speaker 3: or suspects from the police. This one's absolutely I think
Speaker 3: it's side splitting. Thank god nobody got hurt. Accused of
Speaker 3: blocking an undercover police car before approaching the officers with guns,
Speaker 3: get a load of this set up. Twenty year old
Speaker 3: Jesse Krause and twenty three year old Dion Moseley have
Speaker 3: been charged with abduction and carrying concealed weapons that happened Monday.
Speaker 3: Mosley additionally charged a possession of drugs and trafficking and
Speaker 3: drugs best go to say, these two approached an unmarked
Speaker 3: Cincinnati Police Department car, pointing firearms at the officers inside.
Speaker 3: Ken Kober, speaking of Fox nineteen, they were wearing tactical
Speaker 3: gear that identified them as police. The officers got out,
Speaker 3: immediately engaged them with firearms drawn, and were able to
Speaker 3: arrest these two punks my words, not his, before anything
Speaker 3: actually occurred. Covi said. The officers were working under cover.
Speaker 3: They saw two cars and they began following them. Suspicious
Speaker 3: looking they were called for uniform officers to help help
Speaker 3: them making the arrest. They say before the unmarked patrol
Speaker 3: cars showed up, Krous and Moseley coordinated a plan to
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Speaker 9: From the UCL Traffic Center at the UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute,
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Speaker 9: right lanes are blocked off. Traffics backing up past four
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Speaker 9: Shuck Kingbramont fifty five krs need talk station going up
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Speaker 9: Bernie Moreno's campaign Canada for Hamilton Kenny Court of Appeal,
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Speaker 9: Multiple questions for Kamala Harris. Will Dana bash actually asked
Speaker 9: the difficult questions? And will Tim Walls allow Kamala Harris
Speaker 9: to answer those questions independent of him helping her out?
Speaker 9: Keep your popcorn out, folks. That's going to be interesting,
Speaker 9: probably not as informative or as well, well, I'll just
Speaker 9: stick with informative. Is that you and I might like, like, well, she,
Speaker 9: I mean questions that she'll be asked price controls going
Speaker 9: to be asked about that, going to be asked about her,
Speaker 9: her suggestion to provide first time home buyers with twenty
Speaker 9: five thousand dollars and the sad economic reality that that'll
Speaker 9: just basically cause that increase the cost of buying ass
Speaker 9: by twenty five thousand dollars across the board. And with
Speaker 9: that note, I can pivot over to California. They're a
Speaker 9: bat crap insane. And remember with the background of this
Speaker 9: and the backdrop of this is California has got a
Speaker 9: massive budget problem, billions and billions of dollars. There's a shortfall.
Speaker 9: So they're already they've already dug themselves into a hole. No,
Speaker 9: but it's still time to add to it. ABE eighteen
Speaker 9: forty would require the California Housing Finance Authority Home Purchase
Speaker 9: Assistance Program, what they call the California Dream for All Program,
Speaker 9: to be expanded to provide illegal immigrants up to one
Speaker 9: hundred and fifty thousand dollars for their first time home
Speaker 9: ownership purchase. One hundred and fifty k cleared the Senate
Speaker 9: on Tuesday. Now from one of the sainter people, that's
Speaker 9: an electric capacity in California. California Assembly Republican leader James
Speaker 9: Gallagher said the legislation would exacerbate the border crisis, the
Speaker 9: housing crisis, and the high cost of living already in
Speaker 9: the Golden State. I didn't know it was possible, he said,
Speaker 9: to make the border crisis in the housing crisis worse
Speaker 9: with just one vote, but Democrats found awayaxpayer funded housing
Speaker 9: subsidies to illegal immigrants will drive cost even higher and
Speaker 9: encourage more chaos at the border.
Speaker 1: You said, this is crazy and it needs to stop.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: This California Dreams for All program previously was not available
Speaker 3: for illegal immigrants. This bill just changed it, expanding it,
Speaker 3: and that bill passed and funds ran out after eleven days.
Speaker 3: Eleven days after it kicked in the bill, the Dream
Speaker 3: for All program not really a Dream for all. Apparently.
Speaker 3: The one hundred and fifty thousand dollars down payment money
Speaker 3: was awarded to seventeen hundred first time home buyers at
Speaker 3: the time and it ran out of money. California Dream
Speaker 3: for Some program, Maybe that's a more better way of
Speaker 3: staying it. Program basically gives first time home buyers up
Speaker 3: to twenty percent of a homes value or capping out
Speaker 3: at one hundred and fifty thousand dollars as down payment
Speaker 3: as system assistance. It's going back to the California State
Speaker 3: Assembly after the Senate voted in to well coordinate the
Speaker 3: revisions and the differences between the House bill and the
Speaker 3: Senate bill. I guess passed by twelve votes twenty three
Speaker 3: to eleven. Described as directly along party lines. So you're
Speaker 3: a person, it would be illegal immigrant. You are thinking
Speaker 3: about coming to the United States of America, you realize
Speaker 3: that you will get free education, free housing somewhere at
Speaker 3: some maybe even temporary location. Someone will feed you, a
Speaker 3: non governmental organization will probably provide you with legal counsel
Speaker 3: and place to stay, funded by the American taxpayer dollars.
Speaker 3: We all know what this is doing to various cities budgets.
Speaker 3: They are blowing them wide open. And then you find
Speaker 3: out that if I just go to California, they're gonna
Speaker 3: help me buy a house and they're gonna give me
Speaker 3: up one hundred and fifty thousand dollars to buy a house.
Speaker 3: Does that act as an incentive or does that act
Speaker 3: to discourage people?
Speaker 1: You all know. The answer to that question still open.
Speaker 3: Question whether Gavin Newsom is going to sign it into
Speaker 3: law that remains to well be seen. In other illegal
Speaker 3: immigrant inspiring news, California lawmakers passed a bill that will
Speaker 3: prohibitor that would prohibit colleges and universities in the state
Speaker 3: from making hiring decisions based upon one's immigration status. Now
Speaker 3: in the United States, federal law prohibits hiring undocumented individuals.
Speaker 3: It's illegal to hire undocumented individuals. Illegal immigrants. What this
Speaker 3: bill Assembly built twenty five eighty six does. Opportunity for
Speaker 3: All Act tells University of California, California State University, in
Speaker 3: California community colleges to treat the federal laws prohibiting hiring
Speaker 3: these undocumented individuals as not applicable. In other words, ignore
Speaker 3: federal law supplement bill see happens to be a Republican
Speaker 3: also happens to observe that this bill fragrently flouts a
Speaker 3: federal law. And federal law is very clear you have
Speaker 3: to be eligible for employment to be hired. You cannot
Speaker 3: be here unlawfully. Now California pastor Bill is saying we're
Speaker 3: going to ignore that, and that is not democracy. Well,
Speaker 3: it's also maybe illegal. University of California wrote a letter
Speaker 3: outlining its concerns that some undocumented students in their families
Speaker 3: could face criminal prosecution or deportation. Employees participating in hiring
Speaker 3: decisions could be subject to civil or criminal prosecution due
Speaker 3: to violations of the federal law in the university system,
Speaker 3: could incur civil finds and face criminal penalties itself, or
Speaker 3: even lose access to federal contracts. So you know, it's
Speaker 3: interesting when Texas, for example, wants to go it alone
Speaker 3: and wants to stop the flow of illegal immigrants across
Speaker 3: their border, wants to engage and prevent them from coming
Speaker 3: into their state. The federal government swoops down and says, no, no.
Speaker 3: Immigration is the exclusive purview of the federal government, and
Speaker 3: by going it alone, you're violating federal law. Anybody holding
Speaker 3: the breath thinking the Department of Justice is going to
Speaker 3: go into California and say no, no, no, Your universities
Speaker 3: can't hire illegal immigrants because that's what the law is.
Speaker 3: And this is immigration law, which is the exclusive purview
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Speaker 9: From the UCL Traffic Center at the UC Gardener Neuroscience Institute,
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Speaker 1: Crews are working with the wreck.
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Speaker 3: of the hour news Metaphorically speaking, though, we will get
Speaker 3: the details about the bourbon bash in honor of helping
Speaker 3: support the cure starts now and their efforts. And they
Speaker 3: are great folks there. And I touked Sheriff Neil yesterday
Speaker 3: the fifty five Carsey Morning Show. Sheriff Neil former Sheriff
Speaker 3: Neil run for a sheriff again. He's a good man,
Speaker 3: and he said he will absolutely cooperate with ICE Immigration
Speaker 3: Customs Enforcement, unlike the current administration, you know, viewing the
Speaker 3: county as a sanctuary county. Of course, city of Cincinnati's
Speaker 3: a sanctuary city. Our current sheriff doesn't cooperate with ICE.
Speaker 3: According to Sheriff Neil, he will absolutely work with them.
Speaker 3: He got an illegal immigrant who's been arrested for a crime.
Speaker 3: Guess who's going to get a dome dropped. Sheriff Neil
Speaker 3: will do it. And I ride that as background. You
Speaker 3: can listen to the podcast at five KCY dot com.
Speaker 1: Go to Florida.
Speaker 3: We wil be a sheriff down there, a little pissed
Speaker 3: off Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivy. Now the incident itself
Speaker 3: doesn't seem that big.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: Eight suspects were arrested, four illegal immigrants. They stole seventy
Speaker 3: three hundred dollars worth of pulmetto berries nine thousand pounds worth,
Speaker 3: and loaded him into the back of a ulaul. And
Speaker 3: as he he acknowledges this says, you know this mainly
Speaker 3: that seemed like a big deal to some. It's actually
Speaker 3: what this case revealed about the subjects who are arrested
Speaker 3: in the fact that they are in our country illegally,
Speaker 3: that drives me absolutely insane, will most likely tick you
Speaker 3: off as well. Of the four illegal immigrants arrest the
Speaker 3: two found to be applying for US citizenship and cannot
Speaker 3: be deported due to pending court dates for their immigration status.
Speaker 3: He said the others had previously been deported and had
Speaker 3: prior felony arrests.
Speaker 1: Quote.
Speaker 3: The best part of me is that when we ask
Speaker 3: why this person can't be deported or why this person
Speaker 3: is still in our country after committing multiple crimes, we're
Speaker 3: told that unless they commit a violent felony, they're not
Speaker 3: going to be deported, no matter how many nonviolent crimes
Speaker 3: they commit, and he points the finger in the right direction.
Speaker 3: He said, this is not a failure of our partners
Speaker 3: at the US Attorney's Office, the Border Patrol, even the
Speaker 3: Department of Homeland Security. This is a complete and total
Speaker 3: failure on Washington, d c. For not all allowing the
Speaker 3: laws of our great nation to be enforced. Wondering when
Speaker 3: we as a nation are going to lose tolerance for
Speaker 3: people illegally entering the US and for the purposes of
Speaker 3: committing crimes. Why don't you allow our customs and border
Speaker 3: patrol agents to secure our damn border like our laws allow,
Speaker 3: or get the hell out of the way and ale,
Speaker 3: meaning the sheriff will help the sheriff from across the
Speaker 3: country who actually believe in enforcing the law and are
Speaker 3: sick and tired of this crap. Close quote Amen. So
Speaker 3: as we approach November, you have a choice when it
Speaker 3: comes to who's going to be sheriff of Hamilton County?
Speaker 3: Would you prefer a sheriff who will work with Immigrations
Speaker 3: and Customs enforcement to enforce the immigration laws of this
Speaker 3: land as they are written on the books. Are you
Speaker 3: going to invite another well term of a sheriff and
Speaker 3: an administration who refuses to do that and ultimately presumably
Speaker 3: will allow potentially dangerous folks back out on the streets
Speaker 3: to commit more crimes, maybe in your neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Anyway.
Speaker 3: Check out what Sheriff Neil had to say on that subject.
Speaker 3: He obviously has a company with Breverd County Sheriff Wayne Ivy.
Speaker 3: A lot more sheriffs to go six fifty five fifty
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Speaker 3: Like a Friday since we're talking Bourbon here with Keith
Speaker 3: Deathars when the cure starts now a wonderful organization. They're
Speaker 3: going to find a home run cure. They're going to
Speaker 3: cure cancer. And of course Keith and his wife struggled
Speaker 3: and sadly lost their daughter of geoblastome, if I recall
Speaker 3: the exact cancer, an extraordinarily aggressive form of pediatric brain cancer.
Speaker 3: And so rather than let that ruin their lives forever,
Speaker 3: they thought, we're going to do something and turn this
Speaker 3: terrible situation into a benefit for humanity and.
Speaker 1: So for the last how many seventeen years? Seventeen years?
Speaker 12: Yeah, long time.
Speaker 3: And you know what, I am just blessed to be
Speaker 3: at least in some small measure a part of this
Speaker 3: because I kind of help in a little bit with
Speaker 3: some facilitation at the Gala, which takes place every year April, right,
Speaker 3: isn't it easily?
Speaker 12: It moves around this year. I think it's going to
Speaker 12: be in April.
Speaker 3: Yes, okay, So we'll prepare ourselves for that one because
Speaker 3: my listeners are going to want to go. It is
Speaker 3: an extraordinary event. And this past Cure starts out gala.
Speaker 3: You took in right at seven hundred thousand.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, I mean, we have some really really big fundraisers.
Speaker 12: This is where we're based.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 12: We started in Cincinnati, where you know, the largest pediatric
Speaker 12: cancer charity in the area, and we've grown now to
Speaker 12: forty nine locations. But you know, here's our home, and
Speaker 12: so we we have a whole bunch of fundraisers from
Speaker 12: the Gala to you know, giving first to we're part
Speaker 12: of the Hyde Park Blast, you know, graters and cones
Speaker 12: for the Cure. And you get to that one in
Speaker 12: a minute, Yes, sir, and then the Bourbon Baron Raffles
Speaker 12: just another chapter of something that's a lot of fun
Speaker 12: to participate in.
Speaker 3: It is went to this last year and hit a
Speaker 3: hell of a great time. Bourbon Barren Bash, which takes
Speaker 3: place is next weekend, isn't it.
Speaker 12: It is next weekend on Saturday, and it's down at
Speaker 12: the Megacorp Pavilion and this is down in Newport, and
Speaker 12: so it is an opportunity to come out for a
Speaker 12: very nice evening and you get to hear some great
Speaker 12: musical acts from Kelly Willis, who was a Top Female
Speaker 12: Vocalist nominee, Town Mountain, the IMBA Emerging Artist of the
Speaker 12: Year nominee. And then just the bourbon as well. We
Speaker 12: have seven distillers. We try to focus on local ones. Yeah,
Speaker 12: I know it's really neat though I like that. Yeah,
Speaker 12: but they come down and they allow you to sip
Speaker 12: some bourbon and honestly, you just sit there and watch
Speaker 12: the river and listen to great music and just relax
Speaker 12: and have fun and bet if it's cancer research, yeah
Speaker 12: it's bluegrass music, right, Yeah, it's more bluegrass country.
Speaker 3: Well, I say that is a positive thing. And if
Speaker 3: you are a music fan, generally you understand great musicians.
Speaker 3: You understand what it takes to be a great musician.
Speaker 3: I am so impressed with bluegrass bands because it's almost
Speaker 3: as if they have a mental telepathy. All of their
Speaker 3: brains are on the same page. It's like a great
Speaker 3: you know, hippie jam band like Fish or something. You
Speaker 3: know that you just wonder how it is they know
Speaker 3: where to go into what direction, But the handoffs and
Speaker 3: the going back and forth and the improvisation and they
Speaker 3: always end up with this.
Speaker 1: It's just I don't know, there's something special.
Speaker 12: Well, when you were there last year, I mean you
Speaker 12: saw it. I mean, my goodness, couldn't hast for a
Speaker 12: better night. I mean we had fireworks and everything across
Speaker 12: the river and you know, just absolutely gorgeous. But yeah,
Speaker 12: you got a Gusta Boone, County Castle and Kee McBrayer,
Speaker 12: New Riff, Pogue and Pensive are all going to be
Speaker 12: there to allow you to sip a taste of the
Speaker 12: kind of their premier favorites. So it's just wonderful night.
Speaker 12: And it's not expensive ticket. This sixty dollars ticket, I mean,
Speaker 12: my goodness, you're going to spend more on that, and
Speaker 12: typically just the concert for these too, folks.
Speaker 3: Well true, and knowing how much bourbon is and knowing
Speaker 3: how much they charge for drinks at bars and restaurants,
Speaker 3: you get four tastings with the sixty dollars ticket. The
Speaker 3: admission is included in the ticket, four tastings, two cans
Speaker 3: bottle drinks, and one exclusive door price raffle ticket for
Speaker 3: a chance to win a bottle of bourbon from one
Speaker 3: of the distilleries that's going to be there though, so
Speaker 3: seven winners total. You do have to be present to
Speaker 3: win that, but you're not going to want to leave
Speaker 3: because the Mews is going to be so great. Son,
Speaker 3: drink bourbon, support cancer research and have a great time
Speaker 3: at the same time. And now one of the cornerstones
Speaker 3: of the Cure starts now gala you do it every year,
Speaker 3: is you sell a lot of raffle tickets for the
Speaker 3: bourbons exactly.
Speaker 12: And we have another bourbon raffle that's coming up with
Speaker 12: this as well. I mean, Party Sources is obviously our
Speaker 12: presenting sponsor for the Bourbon Barren Bash, but they also said,
Speaker 12: you know what, let's do something even bigger. Let's go
Speaker 12: ahead and also have a raffle too, So if people
Speaker 12: go to the bourbonbarrenbash dot org.
Speaker 1: Which is on my blog page fifty five cares dot com.
Speaker 12: They can actually go there and not only buy tickets
Speaker 12: to the bash, but they can also participate in a
Speaker 12: separate raffle for an entire Weller family bottle set. Are
Speaker 12: some of the most sought after bourbons out there. You're
Speaker 12: talking about a set of six bottles that's worth probably
Speaker 12: about over five thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: What people are willing to pay for bourbons. I mean,
Speaker 1: I like bourbon, but Lord.
Speaker 3: Almighty, but you know the shelf price is, you know,
Speaker 3: say it's three hundred dollars to the bottle if it's
Speaker 3: on the shelf, if you can find it. And whenever
Speaker 3: these things show up on a shelf, they get lines
Speaker 3: around the entire block from people coming and buying it.
Speaker 3: And then you walk out the store and that three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty bucks you just spend immediately turns into
Speaker 3: like fifteen hundred bucks because that's what the street value is,
Speaker 3: exactly exactly.
Speaker 12: But these are kinds that you know, I've tasted well,
Speaker 12: so that's the nice part about it. You know, some
Speaker 12: of these I know you have no idea. It's a
Speaker 12: it's a very smooth bourbon, and just I think it's
Speaker 12: a it's a great raffle ticket.
Speaker 3: That's what are they call those eighteen year old Pappy
Speaker 3: van winkles that you never get to taste because nobody
Speaker 3: ever bothers to open them. But anyway, drinkable it is.
Speaker 3: And the tickets it's a fifty bucks per ticket, yep,
Speaker 3: and four for one hundred and fifty, so you score
Speaker 3: yourself an extra one by buying in bulk.
Speaker 12: So you can either come out be in person and
Speaker 12: enjoy a very nice night and if you're out of
Speaker 12: the city and then well then certainly go buy a raffle.
Speaker 12: You got both options here, and we thank Party Source
Speaker 12: for their help and being able to make this happen.
Speaker 3: Now, when will the drawing for the separate raffle ticket?
Speaker 3: When will that drawing take place?
Speaker 12: The raffle ticket will be on I believe the Monday afterwards. Okay,
Speaker 12: So we allow ourselves to clean up a little bit
Speaker 12: and then that's what we draw it. And then the
Speaker 12: folks can come down to the Party Source and get
Speaker 12: their winning.
Speaker 3: The winner of the winning selection for that not going
Speaker 3: to drink it, all right, So if whether or not.
Speaker 3: You go to the Bourbon Baron Bash again. You get
Speaker 3: the information in the tickets through my web Patriot five
Speaker 3: casy dot com. Buy a Bourbon Barrel Raffle ticket to
Speaker 3: improve your odds and get yourself some seriously good bourbon.
Speaker 3: And speaking of seriously good, one more critical thing to
Speaker 3: talk about every single year. I look forward to it.
Speaker 3: The Cones for the cure, thanks to Greaters, the wonderful
Speaker 3: Greaters family for the Elena's Blueberry Pie ice cream exactly.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it makes my mouth water just thinking
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 12: Well that's how we connected. What was it sixteen years ago?
Speaker 12: Was you were talking about it and you didn't even
Speaker 12: know anything about it.
Speaker 3: So sheeez, Louise, it sastes so good, The blueberry stastes
Speaker 3: so dang fresh.
Speaker 12: And it's still the same. I mean, it's it's absolutely wonderful.
Speaker 12: They got some new things that they're coming out and
Speaker 12: this starts. We don't know how to plan events, well
Speaker 12: apparently because this starts next Thursday too, so we have,
Speaker 12: you know, this starting on Thursday, we have the Bourbon
Speaker 12: Barreon Bash. It starts next that's next Saturday, so everything
Speaker 12: all at once.
Speaker 1: But okay, the market saturation.
Speaker 12: You know what, it's better than doing a five k.
Speaker 12: We'd much rather do an event like this and do
Speaker 12: ice cream and that way we don't have to run.
Speaker 1: Well and you won't find me at a five k,
Speaker 1: but you will find me at the bur Bear.
Speaker 12: Well and Greaters is actually going to be at the
Speaker 12: Bourbon Barren Bash as well. But aside from all that,
Speaker 12: it's a wonderful ice cream. It's named after my daughter.
Speaker 12: This benefits cancer research and the home run cancer research.
Speaker 12: And this kicks off. It's eleven days and folks can
Speaker 12: go to the Greater Sweet Reward app or they can
Speaker 12: go to Conesfothecure dot org and then get a cube
Speaker 12: on for a free scoop of ice cream. Now you
Speaker 12: can come in and take advantage of that. We hope
Speaker 12: that you donate as well. This is going to raise
Speaker 12: probably even in the first day, we're going to eclipse
Speaker 12: a two million dollar mark since this campaign started.
Speaker 1: Holy cow, and that's just fantastic.
Speaker 12: I mean, that's probably a fund of twenty different trials,
Speaker 12: probably impacted four hundred lives. I mean, it's just it's
Speaker 12: exactly what the type of thing you want to see.
Speaker 3: Come from this and That's why I love your organization
Speaker 3: because you know, you give to a big organization like
Speaker 3: United where whatever, you really don't ever get in touch
Speaker 3: with or hear about what exactly happened with the money,
Speaker 3: how how was it used. You actually have can demonstrate
Speaker 3: what the value is for people's you know, participating, donating,
Speaker 3: you know, showing up the bourbon baron Bascus. Proceeds obviously
Speaker 3: going to go to fund cancer research, but you actually
Speaker 3: fund these trials exactly.
Speaker 12: We funded thirty four million dollars since we were started.
Speaker 12: We're a very lean organization run by parents. We have
Speaker 12: our overheads like three percent or less, so we are
Speaker 12: all about trying to make sure that this is impactful.
Speaker 12: And some of the biggest discoveries you know, I can
Speaker 12: see in the last probably well several years, we're probably
Speaker 12: three of them, and that's yeah. And we're a small
Speaker 12: organization by far, but it's about doing it by strategy
Speaker 12: and having partners like you know, Greaters really helps to
Speaker 12: build that up. Because this is a fun campaign. It's
Speaker 12: a chance they sat, they decorate the stores, the employees
Speaker 12: get involved, we do rallies, all kinds of stuff like that,
Speaker 12: and the families come out to support it, and there's
Speaker 12: some interesting things that they have.
Speaker 5: This year.
Speaker 12: They made a blueberry pie pie. So it's an ice
Speaker 12: cream pie. Oh my god, that's been blueberry pie fashion,
Speaker 12: which it sounds a bit redundant. I had it yesterday,
Speaker 12: Oh my goodness. And then they have another thing which
Speaker 12: I kind of looked at it when I'm not sure
Speaker 12: about that, but it's a a peanut butter and blueberry
Speaker 12: pie Sunday, and so it's made with peanut butter and everything,
Speaker 12: and you kind of think, okay, that's I'm not sure.
Speaker 1: I had that.
Speaker 12: We were doing an interview and I had it for
Speaker 12: the first time in the interview. I ate the entire
Speaker 12: thing on the air there, and I don't think I
Speaker 12: did an effective interview, but.
Speaker 1: It didn't stop.
Speaker 12: Yeah, So they have that at the stores.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 12: Obviously we're clips in the two million dollar mark. We
Speaker 12: hope to raise about three hundred thousand dollars and eleven
Speaker 12: days through this. And in addition to that, last year,
Speaker 12: we had a gentleman who walked in and normally they'll
Speaker 12: ask for dollar five dollars, and with five dollars, by
Speaker 12: the way, you had to cup on books, which is
Speaker 12: which is worth again, well, the cupon books is worth
Speaker 12: thirty five dollars. You get a free cone in the
Speaker 12: media the moment you give effectively five dollars. So it's
Speaker 12: it's it's it's a no brainer if you're ever going
Speaker 12: to get ice cream before the end of the year, right,
Speaker 12: And so they do that. But this guy came in
Speaker 12: and and instead of doing one of those donations, he said,
Speaker 12: I want to do donation of ten thousand dollars and
Speaker 12: you kidding, well, that was that was amazing, amazing, And
Speaker 12: so they have all these cones that they put on
Speaker 12: the walls with the five dollars one dollars. They didn't
Speaker 12: know what to do with this one. So we made
Speaker 12: a special one that's going to be at the stores
Speaker 12: or at one of the stores for the ten thousand
Speaker 12: dollars for up there. So that's kind of cool and
Speaker 12: we can celebrate.
Speaker 1: That, Isn't it great? There are people out there like that.
Speaker 12: It is it is and just out of the generous
Speaker 12: generosity of his heart and just showing up and offering
Speaker 12: that that went to a lot of work and hopefully
Speaker 12: funded well not hopefully, we know it funded a lot
Speaker 12: or good research.
Speaker 3: And I absolutely going back to and not to poke
Speaker 3: fund at the United Way, but they have a lot
Speaker 3: of overhead. You point out three percent is all you
Speaker 3: have to take to keep the organization running, and that
Speaker 3: means that you know, ninety seven of every hundred dollars
Speaker 3: is going to go to fund these research and the
Speaker 3: other important thing. And I think it can't be lost
Speaker 3: on my listeners. One of the reasons there wasn't much
Speaker 3: research into geoblastoma is because the children's lifespan was like
Speaker 3: four to six months or something like that.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I mean this is this is the kind of
Speaker 12: the worst of all cancers. It is a cancer that
Speaker 12: there there usually is not survivors from it. But it's
Speaker 12: the same kind of cancer that doctors say that if
Speaker 12: we can beat this, we can probably would knock off
Speaker 12: every other cancer out there.
Speaker 3: But the incentive to do clinical trials when the mortality
Speaker 3: rate was so high, and the ability to study them
Speaker 3: and provide treatment option with such a narrow window, it
Speaker 3: led to limited research even into it. So that's where
Speaker 3: you came in and started finding some of these clinical
Speaker 3: track that and frankly the doctors were excited to do it.
Speaker 3: But the problem with it is they get out of
Speaker 3: college and everybody would tell them, don't focus on that,
Speaker 3: that's too tough. And I'm sorry, but coming from as
Speaker 3: an entrepreneur, tough problems are where the biggest opportunities lie.
Speaker 3: And I think that's what folks, miss is you got
Speaker 3: to focus on the big ideas part of it. If
Speaker 3: we're actually going to cure this, we don't want to
Speaker 3: be sitting here eighty years from now talking about how
Speaker 3: we treated cancer for the last eighty years. We want
Speaker 3: to be talking about how we cured cancer. And so
Speaker 3: you got to take on the tough problems, but you
Speaker 3: also get a break them down. And you know that's
Speaker 3: what we I think we do effectively.
Speaker 12: You do is we look at a problem and we
Speaker 12: break it down into smaller bits and then we fix
Speaker 12: it and we we gear the strategy in a longitude
Speaker 12: in all way.
Speaker 3: Well, and you've also been successful in bringing cancer research
Speaker 3: doctors from around the world together to collectively sit down
Speaker 3: and share their research and work cooperatively with each other
Speaker 3: rather than maintain that little fiefdom that is typical.
Speaker 12: And we have a great, you know resource with Cincinni
Speaker 12: Children's I mean they even named their Brain Tumber Institute
Speaker 12: the cure starts down brain Tumber Institute. But we do
Speaker 12: believe in many different minds and so we fund research
Speaker 12: in twenty nine countries thus far. And so it's you
Speaker 12: got to bring more more folks to the table.
Speaker 3: Bring it to the table next week the Bourbon Baron Bash.
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Speaker 3: and of course getting the Greater's ice cream any Greater's
Speaker 3: location after next Thursturday beginning next Thursday. Got a window
Speaker 3: of opportunity alive there eating the free cone. Just buy
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Speaker 3: of the coupon book than your five bucks. The five
Speaker 3: bucks will help cure cancer. And hell, if you've got
Speaker 3: ten grand, they'll take it. We'll make best of luck.
Speaker 3: I will hopefully see you next weekend the Bourbon Baron Bash,
Speaker 3: and I know we'll be seeing each other throughout the
Speaker 3: year to talk about more of your events. Thank you
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Speaker 3: to from Americans for Prosperities afpaction dot com. He's wearing
Speaker 3: his senior advisor for AFP action hat. Welcome back to
Speaker 3: the program, Donald and Neil's always a pleasure having you on.
Speaker 5: Brian Player would be with you.
Speaker 3: Lots of activity from Marino campaign, I know the last
Speaker 3: several times we talked, or maybe over the summer, not
Speaker 3: a lot of activity. We saw Shared Brown, like twenty
Speaker 3: four to seven. You couldn't turn the television now without
Speaker 3: a Shared Brown. Hey, I'm really a moderate sort of
Speaker 3: you know, the middle of the road kind of guy.
Speaker 1: And he's not.
Speaker 3: He can't campaign on the way he is. He's voted
Speaker 3: with the Biden Harris administration. What ninety eight percent of
Speaker 3: the time, isn't that the stat you've got on on
Speaker 3: Shared Brown.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's nearly one hundred percent of the time. I'm
Speaker 5: not even sure what that two percent is, but it's
Speaker 5: nearly a lockstep on the consequential votes.
Speaker 3: It's so we have an alternative this time, and it
Speaker 3: is Bernie Moreno, a proven leader and successful businessman he is,
Speaker 3: but he's I've got I think this week alone, I
Speaker 3: got three flyers from the Moreno campaign itself. I have
Speaker 3: seen television commercials now featuring Moreno and he is on
Speaker 3: the policy and on the issues, which is great. So
Speaker 3: campaign has kicked off in ernest An. AFP Action has
Speaker 3: also ratcheted up tempo as we approach Labor Day. So
Speaker 3: what's going on with AFP Action.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, you know Labor Day this coming Monday. It's
Speaker 5: a traditional green flag waving folks on to election day. Right,
Speaker 5: it's a sprint to November fifth, and early voting really brand.
Speaker 5: The election starts the first week of October with their
Speaker 5: voting thirty days of voting here and I right, But
Speaker 5: what we're doing is we've been keeping the tempo up,
Speaker 5: keeping the momentum up all summer out there knocking doors
Speaker 5: talking to voters. We've got nearly twenty friends from AFP
Speaker 5: Action chapters around this country who flew into Northeast Ohio
Speaker 5: this week and have been knocking doors talking to voters
Speaker 5: in Northeast Ohio. And then on top of that, we've
Speaker 5: been we were first in the mail earlier this week,
Speaker 5: sending mail out to these target voters. And then we're
Speaker 5: up with new digital ads where we're highlighting the voice
Speaker 5: of ohiolands ohiolands like Roblin, who's a listener of yours. Actually, Brian,
Speaker 5: she came up did some ads with us talking about
Speaker 5: how the high cost of living is impacting books like
Speaker 5: her in southwest Ohio. And so, you know, it's a
Speaker 5: multi pronged effort, Brian, to make sure that we don't
Speaker 5: have another six years of shared Brown in Washington, d C.
Speaker 5: Creating another cost of living crisis for Americans.
Speaker 1: Well, he is part of the problem.
Speaker 3: He voted for all these massive multi trillion dollars spending
Speaker 3: programs that were that were enacted during the Biden Harris administration.
Speaker 1: His name's on it.
Speaker 5: Five point five trillion dollars in spending.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: The scheme here was, you know, the so called Inflation
Speaker 5: Reduction Act, where they spend trillions in new new federal
Speaker 5: dollars to undo the effect the inflationary effect of trillion
Speaker 5: to the federal dollars already spend. It's just it's baffling,
Speaker 5: isn't it. Like the solution to our problems is dig deeper, folks.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 5: We got to curb the spending. We got to unleash
Speaker 5: energy abundance. And you know the other issue we're hearing
Speaker 5: out the doors a lot, and I think Bernie has
Speaker 5: a competitive advantage because he's an immigrant is border security
Speaker 5: talking about the need to secure our American border as
Speaker 5: well as create an immigration system that will work so
Speaker 5: you know, future generations of the immigrants can come here
Speaker 5: legally and create diversion of American dream just like Bernie
Speaker 5: Moreno did.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: Isn't it interesting and not surprising to me? As they
Speaker 3: hide Kamala Harris in the basement and today, I guess
Speaker 3: with this controlled pre recorded interview, the first time she's
Speaker 3: going to be speaking on issues. Everything that's come out
Speaker 3: of her campaign is a flip flop on all the
Speaker 3: issues that America really cares about. And the reason she
Speaker 3: is flip flopping like fracking on immigration, she wants to
Speaker 3: build a border whatever. It's all because she's on the
Speaker 3: wrong side of the issues and has been her entire
Speaker 3: career in essence, but at least most notably the last
Speaker 3: three and a half years on her watch as vice president.
Speaker 3: He's in Bernie Moreno versus Shared Brown. Sharon Brown's in
Speaker 3: the same damn position. He can't hide from his record,
Speaker 3: he can't hide from the things that America really cares
Speaker 3: about like the open border crisis, the drilling situation, had
Speaker 3: the green energy policies that have put us so far
Speaker 3: much further in debt and not really brought about much
Speaker 3: energy production.
Speaker 5: I would argue, yeah, he absolutely is, you know, unless
Speaker 5: unless you're in an election year where he doesn't talk
Speaker 5: about those things, where he stays away from those things.
Speaker 5: You know, Shared Brown doesn't go to the DNC because
Speaker 5: he doesn't want to be seen within an arm's length
Speaker 5: of the Progressive Democrat Party. You're not going to have
Speaker 5: Joe Biden or Kamala Harris visit the state of Ohio.
Speaker 5: I mean, you think, right, since Joe Biden's not running
Speaker 5: for reelection, he should be out there building up his
Speaker 5: party's candidates. Shared Brown doesn't want Joe Biden anywhere near
Speaker 5: the Buckeye State because Joe Biden's policies, which Shared Brown
Speaker 5: voted for, and Kamala Harris as the vice president president
Speaker 5: of the Senate, oftentimes with the tie breaking vote to
Speaker 5: put it over the top in the Senate, those policies
Speaker 5: have hurt Ohioans. It's cost us more at the pump,
Speaker 5: it's cost us more at the grocery store. You know,
Speaker 5: cost us more in housing. All of these problems were
Speaker 5: created because of the the the Biden Harris administration and
Speaker 5: the top down approach to governance out of Washington that
Speaker 5: they've embraced, and not just in recent years. Brian through
Speaker 5: their careers, Shared Brown is a career politician, thirty years
Speaker 5: in Washington.
Speaker 1: You know nothing.
Speaker 5: He's not going to change. You can call them, you
Speaker 5: can write them letters, you can tell them why his
Speaker 5: policies are wrong. Thirty years of doing something. It's hard
Speaker 5: to get somebody to change or Shared Brown ain't changing.
Speaker 5: The only way we're going to get change is if
Speaker 5: we send Bernie who replace him with Bernie Marina in November.
Speaker 1: No question about it.
Speaker 3: And I'll encourage my listeners to get over to afpaction
Speaker 3: dot com because they can help out in many different ways.
Speaker 3: With the help and the knowledge that AFP action will
Speaker 3: provide you. I got to focus really quickly. Since you
Speaker 3: mentioned you had folks out canvassing up in northeast Ohio.
Speaker 3: Immediately think of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County, not exactly what I
Speaker 3: would call a red area, traditionally extremely blue. Do you
Speaker 3: find that when you're interacting with folks doing your door knocking,
Speaker 3: this leaning to the Democrats side of the ledger or
Speaker 3: do people really just stay on issues?
Speaker 5: You know, we talk, we try to engage folks based
Speaker 5: on the issues. So you know, we're not trying to
Speaker 5: approach it from a particularly partisan angle. We're we're trying
Speaker 5: to understand what issue is important to the voter, and
Speaker 5: then we do a we deliver a persuasive message to
Speaker 5: connect that voter to why Bernie Moreno is a better choice,
Speaker 5: you know, compared to Shared Brown in his record, and
Speaker 5: so we and we engage. I mean, we're involved in
Speaker 5: the trench warfare here. We are talking to swing voters
Speaker 5: every day. We're not going to the easy layup Republican
Speaker 5: voters who already know about Bernie Marino, right, We're going
Speaker 5: to swing electorate and talking to them about these issues
Speaker 5: and why you know, voting for Shared Brown would be
Speaker 5: a failure. And a lot of cases in Northeast o
Speaker 5: High as well. One of the phenomenalies we're finding is
Speaker 5: there are folks who support Donald Trump at the top
Speaker 5: of the ticket because he's speaking to their issues and
Speaker 5: concerns as blue collar workers, but they aren't so familiar
Speaker 5: with Bernie Moreno because he's an outsider, first time or candidate,
Speaker 5: And so what we're needing to do is connect them
Speaker 5: to why Sharon Brown's ads are not true, why Bernie Moreno.
Speaker 5: Sending Bernie Moreno to Washington and creating a Republican majority
Speaker 5: in the Senate is going to be important to actually
Speaker 5: enact the Donald Trump agenda. Well, worse yet, worse yet,
Speaker 5: if Kamala Harris does become the president, we're going to
Speaker 5: need a firewall to stop and hold back some of
Speaker 5: her most aggressive, dangerous policies should she become president.
Speaker 3: Oh, no question about that, none whatsoever. Well, afpaction dot
Speaker 3: com is where you'll find Donald and the crew to
Speaker 3: help out. I wish them all the best in the
Speaker 3: world getting the message out about Bernie Moreno. And you
Speaker 3: run into Bernie told me he's got an open spot
Speaker 3: here in the fifty five Casey Morning should have talk
Speaker 3: about the issues with my listeners and last poll I
Speaker 3: saw and on. You know how poles are, Donovan. I
Speaker 3: know you're probably as skeptical as I am when you
Speaker 3: see them coming in every day. But among independents, Donald
Speaker 3: Trump has a like five percentage point advantage over Kamala
Speaker 3: Harris so that number seems to be growing with independence.
Speaker 3: And if those are the folks you're reaching out to,
Speaker 3: you got a really good opportunity here to get Bernie
Speaker 3: Marino elected and get rid of Shared Brown, which would
Speaker 3: be a wonderful thing.
Speaker 5: Sixty seven more days, Brian. We're not going to stop
Speaker 5: till we crossed to the finish line. But yes, there's
Speaker 5: there's a path to victory here. We're seeing the lead
Speaker 5: tighten up and I think we're I think we're headed
Speaker 5: in the right direction.
Speaker 3: Donalm Neil AFP action dot Com. God bless you, sir,
Speaker 3: everything that you and AFP Action are doing. I'll look
Speaker 3: forward to having you back on the program again. Get
Speaker 3: back to work. You got a lot of doors and
Speaker 3: knock on, Donovan.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna put the running shoes on now, see on
Speaker 5: the doors.
Speaker 1: Take care, my friend.
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Speaker 3: Always enjoy Friday East because we can hear from my
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Speaker 3: He'll be on today and after the top of our
Speaker 3: news candidate for Hamilton County Court of Appeals Stacey Left,
Speaker 3: and she'll talk about her campaign and what she stands
Speaker 3: for judicially. No advisory opinions allowed. It's one of the
Speaker 3: rules about being a judicial candidate. You can't tell people
Speaker 3: ahead of time how you would rule on any given
Speaker 3: set of circumstances. That's a no no candidate of judicial
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Speaker 3: I guess the big question now is anybody going to
Speaker 3: be Is anybody expecting Dana Bash from CNN to ask
Speaker 3: tough questions? Starth this morning, pointing out it was kind
Speaker 3: of a comical, a sad but comical in some respects.
Speaker 3: Editorial board opinion from The Wall Street Journal saying Harris
Speaker 3: gets an interview crush or crutch she bringing along a
Speaker 3: crutch running mate Tim Waltz deliberate attempt to limit the
Speaker 3: potential exposure risks for the vice president. They've concluded in
Speaker 3: a one on two format, they've concluded, I think logically
Speaker 3: and reasonably, it's going to limit how much time Harris
Speaker 3: will spend answering questions. It'll make it harder for Dana
Speaker 3: Bash to pose follow up questions regarding mostly her flip flops.
Speaker 3: And again, she's flip flops. She's win weed to so
Speaker 3: many of these positions that most Americans are not in
Speaker 3: favor of, so of course she's got a flip flop.
Speaker 3: It's like, it's like speaking about shared brown watches, shared brown.
Speaker 3: Add will he talk about any of the things he's
Speaker 3: responsible for by way of well, inflation, by joining in
Speaker 3: the bandwagon on the Green New Deal, the inflation reduction
Speaker 3: acctents that are no he hides behind like one or
Speaker 3: two things that he had some connection with that sort
Speaker 3: of sits well with most American people but doesn't reflect
Speaker 3: the true reality and nature of shared brown. Same thing
Speaker 3: goes with Kamala. Harris's running from it. She's running from
Speaker 3: her own record, and she is getting on the side
Speaker 3: of where the majority of Americans are like, yeah, we
Speaker 3: want fracking, Like yeah, we want a secure border, et cetera,
Speaker 3: et cetera. Are you in favor of price controls which
Speaker 3: typically result in shortages? What we were on in favor
Speaker 3: of them before? Where are you now? Have you changed
Speaker 3: your mind on that since you uttered those words a
Speaker 3: couple of week weeks ago? She might ask, you want
Speaker 3: to provide every first time home buyer with a twenty
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars check? Do you think that will result
Speaker 3: in the price of homes going up by twenty five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars twenty eight percent corporate tax rate, that's what
Speaker 3: they're pushing. Don't you think that might discourage investment in
Speaker 3: the United States of America? Remember when Burger King left
Speaker 3: the United States of America and moved to Canada because
Speaker 3: of our tax rates. You don't think that would happen again.
Speaker 3: Why have you changed position on fracking? Doesn't it undermine
Speaker 3: your green agenda that you are in favor of and
Speaker 3: have voted for and have pushed all this time. Why
Speaker 3: are you now against mandating electric vehicles? Why does your
Speaker 3: campaign anyway say that you are against it when you've
Speaker 3: been in favor of it from the get go? Forty
Speaker 3: year high inflation? Do you believe there is some connection
Speaker 3: with the forty year high inflation based upon the infusion
Speaker 3: of five plus trillion dollars into an already stimulated American economy.
Speaker 3: Why do you keep claiming Donald Trump's going to slash
Speaker 3: Medicare and Social Security when your administration is moving to
Speaker 3: cut Medicare advantage and Donald Trump's on the record saying
Speaker 3: he doesn't support that. Why do you keep accusing Donald
Speaker 3: Trump of wanting to put in place a national abortion
Speaker 3: ban when he is specifically and multiple times stated he
Speaker 3: would never try to do that. It's a state's issue.
Speaker 3: Have you visited the border lately, as they suggest now
Speaker 3: your campaign folks, do you support a border wall? Actually,
Speaker 3: what they're doing is they're trying to make that argument
Speaker 3: because this so called bipartisan legislation that would have reformed
Speaker 3: the immigration laws in not a particularly pleasant way, it
Speaker 3: didn't get passed. That's the one they say Donald Trump
Speaker 3: was responsible for pulling the plug on it, as if
Speaker 3: Donald Trump was an elected capacity and has that much
Speaker 3: control over individually thinking members of Congress who realized that
Speaker 3: it was a terrible bill. Senator Ted Cruz pointed this
Speaker 3: out just yesterday. It was a terrible bill. It was
Speaker 3: widely partisan, drafted by Chucky Schumern, designed to make the
Speaker 3: border crisis work. He points out, it codified catch and release.
Speaker 3: It put into federal law Joe Biden, Kamala Harris lawless
Speaker 3: policy at catch and release. Creuse pointed out, and also
Speaker 3: put into law illegal immigrants would be given immediate work permits.
Speaker 3: It allowed illegal immigrants to be given taxpayer funded attorneys.
Speaker 3: It gave billions of dollars to sanctuary cities and non
Speaker 3: governmental organizations that are assisting in the human trafficking. And
Speaker 3: his Cruise pointed out the very worst part about the bill.
Speaker 3: It normalized five thousand illegal immigrants a day, which would
Speaker 3: add one point eight million illegal immigrants every year in perpetuity.
Speaker 3: That's why the bill got shot down. And yeah, it
Speaker 3: had some money in it for a wall. So while
Speaker 3: she pushes that, they're giving her credit for now embracing
Speaker 3: the concept of building a wall. You know, Dana Bash
Speaker 3: could have an absolute field day.
Speaker 1: With this interview.
Speaker 3: And honestly, if CNN hopes to regain its credibility, that's
Speaker 3: exactly what she should do. Ask some hardball questions. Put
Speaker 3: the cross Arizona metaphorically speaking and see how she squirms.
Speaker 3: Are way out of all this seemingly flip flopping that's
Speaker 3: going on. Coming up with seven fifty six, we're gonna
Speaker 3: be hearing from Stacy Lefton Canada for Hamilton County Court
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Speaker 3: Fifty five kr seed the talk station. At six here
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Speaker 3: a happy Thursday slash Friday Eve and welcoming to the
Speaker 3: fifty five KRC Morning Show Canada for Hamilon County Court
Speaker 3: of Appeals. Stacey left In. Stacy, it's a real pleasure
Speaker 3: to have you on the morning show today.
Speaker 16: Thank you so much. It's a pleasure to be here.
Speaker 1: And I'll be on the radio.
Speaker 3: Oh it's my pleasure. It'll be all you can find
Speaker 3: her online lefton L E F T O N four
Speaker 3: Judge and it's fo R not the number four Left
Speaker 3: Info judge dot com. Go over to Facebook and just
Speaker 3: type in uh Stacey left in for judge. You'll find
Speaker 3: her Facebook page. Stacy, I know I can't ask you
Speaker 3: for advisory opinions, so I know that's what everybody wants
Speaker 3: from a judicial candidate. But congratulations on the endorsement from
Speaker 3: the Hamilton Kunda Republican Party. We just need to get
Speaker 3: the Hamilton kind of Republican party to update their judicial
Speaker 3: page to include your name because it's.
Speaker 1: Not there yet.
Speaker 6: That's there.
Speaker 11: You go.
Speaker 1: See, I'm doing that for you.
Speaker 3: Because I just went there because I want to refer
Speaker 3: my listeners. The judicial races are so dang important, and
Speaker 3: you know, as well as so many people, if you're
Speaker 3: not involved in the judicial system, if you're not practicing law,
Speaker 3: if you're not actively in front of judges because of that,
Speaker 3: you know, criminal activity or civil activity, you know, the
Speaker 3: judicial races tend to be a bit of a mystery
Speaker 3: for listeners. Tell them what they need to keep in
Speaker 3: mind when they're considering judicial candidates. Stacy, Well, I will
Speaker 3: tell you.
Speaker 16: I'm a prosecutor. I work at the Hampton Prosecutor's Office,
Speaker 16: and I've been working there almost twenty years and I do.
Speaker 16: I'm in the selling division doing criminal cases, and I
Speaker 16: always have victims we come into court, they're not getting
Speaker 16: the sentences they want, you know, one of their loved
Speaker 16: ones has been killed or hurt or themselves. And we
Speaker 16: go to trial or there's a plea of some sort
Speaker 16: and the judge goes ahead and sentence them. And they
Speaker 16: sentence them either, you know, like they get probation when
Speaker 16: they shouldn't get probation, or like a really late sentence.
Speaker 16: And I always say to them, look, I don't know
Speaker 16: how you vote. I don't really care, it's none of
Speaker 16: my business. But when you go into the voting booth,
Speaker 16: you need to vote like you're a victim. You need
Speaker 16: to vote for judges that care about the community, care
Speaker 16: about victims, and are going to do the right thing.
Speaker 16: And the reason why I personally decided to run is
Speaker 16: last year in October, I started this six week long
Speaker 16: jury trial involving these people named John and Kate Snyder,
Speaker 16: and they were from Springfield Township. They had adopted a
Speaker 16: total of six children from China, and the first child
Speaker 16: they adopted had died of natural causes, and then they
Speaker 16: went back and got two more, and then an additional time,
Speaker 16: I got three more. The last three they got were
Speaker 16: three boys. All of those kids they mistreated, malnourished, and one.
Speaker 6: Of them they killed.
Speaker 16: So we were all a long trial. It was terrible, terrible, heartbreaking,
Speaker 16: and you know, it was six weeks long. We got
Speaker 16: a late verdict on a Friday night, and me and
Speaker 16: my other prosecutors that worked with me, we went back
Speaker 16: to our office and we zoomed in because two of
Speaker 16: the children that were lucky enough to survive the torture
Speaker 16: that they received at the hands of these people testified
Speaker 16: in our trial and they were terrified. You know, they
Speaker 16: were in these orphanages in China and they come here
Speaker 16: to our country, which is supposed to be a lot better,
Speaker 16: and they were much better off in the orphanage, is
Speaker 16: to be quite honest with you, than they were in
Speaker 16: the home of these people.
Speaker 3: Oh, you know, that seems like a total, a total
Speaker 3: failure in the system that the child protective services or
Speaker 3: whoever placed these children in the hands of these criminals.
Speaker 1: Obviously that fell through the cracks.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess I'm sort of inside looking from
Speaker 3: struggling for answers about how this terrible situation could either
Speaker 3: ever have come about.
Speaker 16: Well, actually they just want to adopt them from China.
Speaker 16: There was that didn't get involved until after this happened,
Speaker 16: when the child when they killed the one child, Children's
Speaker 16: possible like children's hostile. They got involved with the children
Speaker 16: out of their custody, and honestly, JFS in this particular
Speaker 16: instance did a great job and helping these kids get
Speaker 16: her a good home.
Speaker 4: Okay, but so we went back.
Speaker 16: We told these kids you're safe. Now, you're never gonna
Speaker 16: have to be with these people. They won't be able
Speaker 16: to hurt you anymore. Because they used to do things
Speaker 16: like if they all had like medical issues, so they
Speaker 16: didn't do things like how just a child that didn't
Speaker 16: have any problems would handle things, and so sometimes they
Speaker 16: would soil themselves and they would like rub pieces on
Speaker 16: them and stuff like that was terrible, just terrible. So
Speaker 16: to be able to tell these children, hey, you're safe.
Speaker 16: Now you're never gonna have to worry was like such
Speaker 16: a big reward for all of us. We were like, finally,
Speaker 16: you know, you did something great. But then we start
Speaker 16: thinking and we're like, okay, now this case has to
Speaker 16: get the Court of Appeals. And in the past year
Speaker 16: Prior to this case going to trial, there was a
Speaker 16: case some of my coworkers took to trial and judges
Speaker 16: from our Court of Appeals reversed it. Not because something
Speaker 16: was done wrong and not because you know, in evidence
Speaker 16: that was introduced that shouldn't be introduced. They just decided
Speaker 16: that the twelve people that were sitting in the jury
Speaker 16: box made the wrong decision. And that's not how our
Speaker 16: system was, you know, constructed. We are constructed with this
Speaker 16: jury system that we can get twelve citizens, twelve peers
Speaker 16: of the community of the defendant to come and sit
Speaker 16: in and listen to their case and make a decision.
Speaker 16: That's how our system is run. And it's a great system.
Speaker 16: And we have all these like activist judges all of
Speaker 16: a sudden that want to go against the system or
Speaker 16: want to change the system, and there's nothing wrong with it.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, in so doing, they kick one of
Speaker 3: the primary legs out from under the judicial system, the
Speaker 3: purpose of it, which is deterrence. I mean, of course,
Speaker 3: the families of the victims want to see that you know,
Speaker 3: that there's a they get some satisfaction over a punishment.
Speaker 3: But in the final analysis, the word needs to get
Speaker 3: out among the general public that if you commit these
Speaker 3: horrific acts, you will be spending a lot of time
Speaker 3: in jail, which is a terrible place to be. It's
Speaker 3: a deterrence effect, and they liberals have kicked that leg
Speaker 3: right from under the justice system, and word has gotten
Speaker 3: out that no, you won't be held accountable.
Speaker 1: Even if they do, they're just going to slap your wrist.
Speaker 1: So go ahead and knock yourself out.
Speaker 16: Absolutely absolutely. I mean routinely we have cases where people
Speaker 16: like pick up charges in they're let out and additional
Speaker 16: charges are brought, like are picked up like about a
Speaker 16: year and a half ago, I had a maybe two
Speaker 16: years ago at a burglary case and I hadn't I
Speaker 16: was the room prosecutor. So the way our system is,
Speaker 16: you may not have that case from the beginning, and
Speaker 16: then you rotate into the room and you pick it
Speaker 16: up because you're the new prosecutor in the room. So
Speaker 16: this man had like three or four burglaries and then
Speaker 16: he picked up another one, and I was like, how
Speaker 16: could this be?
Speaker 6: Like how how could he pick.
Speaker 16: Up another burglaries? And he locked up and the arresting
Speaker 16: auficor was like, well, the judge let him out, So
Speaker 16: that's why. And so then I go back and I
Speaker 16: say to the judge, I'm like, why would you let
Speaker 16: this person out? They already have like three burglaries pending,
Speaker 16: and you let him out so they could pick up
Speaker 16: a flour And his response to me was like, well,
Speaker 16: he had the GPS on, so at least we know
Speaker 16: he was there. Well, that's not comforting. There's like an
Speaker 16: extra victim. Y Yeah, that was a response.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, that's.
Speaker 16: One extra victim I wouldn't have had if you would
Speaker 16: have just detained him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, charges interject my personal thoughts on the matter. But
Speaker 3: last time I checked, and you're a judge, you know
Speaker 3: we had the castle doctor and in the state of Ohio,
Speaker 3: don't Stacy left in Yeah? Yeah, yes, So maybe the
Speaker 3: no no. I apologize. I was just getting ready to
Speaker 3: correct myself. But as a prosecutor, you do know the law,
Speaker 3: you know, and maybe number five break and that's when
Speaker 3: a homeowner will shoot the person, right, a deterrence effect
Speaker 3: when word gets out that a lot of people are
Speaker 3: armed in the home, and if you break into a home,
Speaker 3: you're gonna get shot, and you're gonna be justified and
Speaker 3: getting shot. Maybe people will get breaking into homes. But
Speaker 3: in the meantime we have to deal with these leftist
Speaker 3: judges who do not understand the purpose of the judicial system.
Speaker 3: And of course you illustrate the importance of having that
Speaker 3: mindset and that tough on crime attitude on the Appella bench,
Speaker 3: because obviously leftist justice are judges. I don't understand how
Speaker 3: you can overturn twelve people's conclusion of guilt beyond a
Speaker 3: reasonable doubt. As a prosecutor, that is a hell of
Speaker 3: a high bar to meet.
Speaker 16: It is it's very hard, and we even you know,
Speaker 16: because the change in our community here, we do have
Speaker 16: a hard time sometimes getting good verdicts. So when you
Speaker 16: do get one and then it goes they go up
Speaker 16: to the Court of Appeals and they reverse it just
Speaker 16: because they decided twelve people didn't make the right decision.
Speaker 16: And I will point out that the Court of Appeals,
Speaker 16: those judges, they didn't get to hear the witnesses, they
Speaker 16: didn't get to see the evidence. They didn't get like
Speaker 16: in this particular insince they did a jury view, so
Speaker 16: they didn't get to go to the view of the
Speaker 16: scene and see what the jurors saw. They didn't get
Speaker 16: to see them testify live and in person. It's like
Speaker 16: a one dimensional transcript that they have, which doesn't always
Speaker 16: like you know, you don't get everything from a one
Speaker 16: dimensional transcript as you do from people's body language and
Speaker 16: their tone and those kind of things that the twelve
Speaker 16: people that made the decision had to make their decision exactly.
Speaker 16: So it's super super frustrating as a prosecutor and as
Speaker 16: a member of this community. You see what's going on,
Speaker 16: and I, like I would always tell my victims, like,
Speaker 16: you need to vote like you're a victim. Don't vote
Speaker 16: like you know you're going to get locked up, vote
Speaker 16: like you're a victim. And you know you keep saying
Speaker 16: this to people and unless you're willing to like go
Speaker 16: out there and fight and put your name out there
Speaker 16: and take a chance and try and help change things,
Speaker 16: which I really have a right to tell other people
Speaker 16: what to do. That's why I decided to run.
Speaker 3: Well, good for you to speaking with Stacy lefton. Find
Speaker 3: our aligne at Lefton for Judge dot com or on
Speaker 3: Facebook with Stacey Lefton for Judge you can find it
Speaker 3: where she is on the issues. And I failed to
Speaker 3: mention I obviously immediately gravitated toward the Hamilton kind of
Speaker 3: Republican Party's endorsement of you because it's important, but also
Speaker 3: because they need to update their page to include you
Speaker 3: so we all know who the right judges are to
Speaker 3: vote for. But you got the endorsement release Cincinnati Fraternal
Speaker 3: Order Police Ken Kober and Queen City Lodge sixty nine.
Speaker 8: That was very.
Speaker 16: Important to me. I am very active in the community.
Speaker 16: I'm and with law enforcement. I am my Mayor's Court
Speaker 16: prosecutor in my neighborhood, and I work.
Speaker 6: Closely with the police.
Speaker 16: I live at Amberley Village. Several times we've had police
Speaker 16: levies and I've been very active in promoting our police
Speaker 16: in our neighborhood and I know how important they are,
Speaker 16: and I know what a great police force we have
Speaker 16: here in Amberley Village, and you know, everyone deserves.
Speaker 6: To have that.
Speaker 16: And I know the City of Cincinnati police are awesome
Speaker 16: and to and I always feel like I work as
Speaker 16: a team with them on my cases. And I felt
Speaker 16: like for me, it was important for me to have
Speaker 16: my team back me. And knowing that the FOP, who
Speaker 16: I consider part of my team, backing me is very important.
Speaker 16: And I am honored to have their endorsement.
Speaker 3: Well, let's face that they're doing the laboring war of
Speaker 3: evidence gathering, and you know they hope to bring people
Speaker 3: to justice. They're the ones that out there that did
Speaker 3: witness the crime or otherwise have to clean up the
Speaker 3: mess following a crime. So it's important that you work
Speaker 3: with them as a prosecutor. And I'm glad to hear
Speaker 3: that you have such a great relationship, and of course
Speaker 3: that relationship will continue when my listeners and the rest
Speaker 3: of the citizens at Hamilton County vote you onto the
Speaker 3: First District Court of Appeals. Stacy, it has been a
Speaker 3: pleasure having on the program. Stacy left and get in
Speaker 3: touch with the campaign. Help rut put a sign in
Speaker 3: your front yard, tell your friends and if you want
Speaker 3: the full list Hamilton Kindyrepublican Party dot org, it will
Speaker 3: be updated to include her. But all the rest of
Speaker 3: the great judges are there, including Judge Winkler, Alan dink
Speaker 3: A Locker, Melba Marsh who I love, She's so sweet,
Speaker 3: Megan Shanahan, and Robert Gerring.
Speaker 1: Right there.
Speaker 3: Domestic relations you got Ted Winkler, you have Amy Searcy
Speaker 3: and Betsy Sunderman in Probate Division, Ted Winkler, and a
Speaker 3: bunch of municipal court judges as well. So I'll add
Speaker 3: that link or have Joe ad that link to fifty
Speaker 3: five casey dot com. Stacey left it, and it's been
Speaker 3: a real pleasure having you on the program. I'm sure
Speaker 3: we'll get to talk between now and the election, and
Speaker 3: I'll encourage my listeners to check out your information and
Speaker 3: get to vote your direction so we're tough on crime.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much, my pleasure, Stacy, and the best
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Speaker 1: Where are you on that?
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Speaker 1: The end of time?
Speaker 3: That situation is really not going well thene for Waltz,
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Speaker 1: Hey thirty I fifty five KERCD talk station.
Speaker 3: If being Thursday's time for that meaning that discussion that
Speaker 3: all usually kind of funny and fun opportunity to close
Speaker 3: out of Thursday in a very positive note. Welcome back,
Speaker 3: my dear friend, our heart media aviation expert Jay Ratliff.
Speaker 1: Good to have you on.
Speaker 15: I'll try to keep it fun and blight and happy
Speaker 15: and all those things.
Speaker 3: Well, let's talk with starting the one on on your list,
Speaker 3: and just to remind your buckle up when you're not
Speaker 3: when you're not going to the bathroom or otherwise have
Speaker 3: a reason to stand up on an airplane. See, there
Speaker 3: was a United Airlines flight they had to divert over
Speaker 3: to Memphis because turbulence caused some injuries on the flight
Speaker 3: from Cancun, Mexico to Chicago.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they had one hundred and seventy two passengers on board,
Speaker 15: seven crew members cankon to Chicago. But when they encountered
Speaker 15: the severe turbulence, and I'm told at the time the
Speaker 15: seat belt sign was illuminated. The turbulence was so severe
Speaker 15: that seven people had to be taken to the hospital
Speaker 15: once the plane landed an emergency landing in Houston, excuse me,
Speaker 15: in Memphis. But of course, you know, I'm sure most
Speaker 15: of those injuries were probably the flight attendants because there
Speaker 15: are always the last ones to be seated. They've got
Speaker 15: a lot of work to do as they kind of
Speaker 15: close out the cabin service or when they've got a
Speaker 15: you know, because if they're in the middle of something
Speaker 15: serving drinks or what have you, And they've got the
Speaker 15: carts out and the captain says, hey, you know, we've
Speaker 15: got some turbulence coming or what have you? Yeah, or
Speaker 15: if not, you know, they're still trying to put things
Speaker 15: together and things go flying. So anytime you encounter severe turbulence,
Speaker 15: we can't really determine it in advance, and that's really unfortunate.
Speaker 15: But it's the reason you and I talk about all
Speaker 15: the time about keeping your seatbelt fastened about you when
Speaker 15: you fly, because that will protect you in that kind
Speaker 15: of situation. Turbulence isn't dangerous by itself. There are extreme
Speaker 15: times when the turbulence can be so severe that the
Speaker 15: crew can temporarily lose control of the aircraft, but normally,
Speaker 15: when you're at altitude, they'll regain that control quickly and
Speaker 15: it's just a matter of clear air and then you're okay.
Speaker 15: And crew to crew will will report areas of turbulence
Speaker 15: tear traffic control so they can try to wrap people
Speaker 15: around those affected areas. But yeah, we just don't know
Speaker 15: about it, which is why it comes on sudden. It's unexpected,
Speaker 15: it's brightening, it freaks people out, food goes flying, and
Speaker 15: people are go flying if they don't have their seatbelts
Speaker 15: are past.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's nothing like being on a plane with the
Speaker 3: big turbines where the plane just feels like it's dropped
Speaker 3: half a mile a second.
Speaker 1: It's like, holy cow, like.
Speaker 15: The floor opened up and you fell through it. That's
Speaker 15: exactly it. Yep, with any luck, you've got a mouthful
Speaker 15: of food at the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it results usually in people folding their hands
Speaker 3: in prayer after the whole thing is over with, because
Speaker 3: Lord knows, is it now? Is this something that is
Speaker 3: becoming a more common phenomenon? I would think air conditions
Speaker 3: or air conditions, and you know, there's always been turbulence,
Speaker 3: there always will be. Is Is it just because it's
Speaker 3: more widely reported that it seems like it's happening more
Speaker 3: and more, or or more people just not bothering the
Speaker 3: buckle or seat belts which results in injuries.
Speaker 15: Well, you know, if you listen to our friends on
Speaker 15: the other side, they'll tell us that the climate change
Speaker 15: is bringing about all of these issues of turbulence. However,
Speaker 15: when facts are introduced to the conversation, you can go
Speaker 15: back and look at several reports of some very serious
Speaker 15: turbulent issues going all the way back to the global
Speaker 15: cooling crisis of the seventies, So you know, it's I
Speaker 15: would say that there are parts of the of the
Speaker 15: planet that we do have some increased turbulent reports, but
Speaker 15: I think a lot of that has to do with
Speaker 15: more flights in the air now than we've ever had,
Speaker 15: and because when you have more flights, there's more opportunities.
Speaker 15: And I think that when you factor that end, that
Speaker 15: pretty much explains why we have the increase. But in
Speaker 15: all these reports of climate change as the culprit, they
Speaker 15: failed to realize when you do a comparison the number
Speaker 15: of flights in the air now versus what.
Speaker 1: We've had in the past.
Speaker 3: What in a stude observation, The global population has gotten billion,
Speaker 3: has risen by billions. More people have access to and
Speaker 3: can afford airline travel. Contrast that with the way it
Speaker 3: used to be back in the sixties, when it was
Speaker 3: sort of that jet set elite kind of thing where
Speaker 3: everybody wore a suit and tied again on a plane.
Speaker 3: It was expensive and the amenities were much better and
Speaker 3: the food was much better. So it's opened up a
Speaker 3: whole lot of people to travel, and more people are
Speaker 3: doing it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, but you know, when you look at it, eighty
Speaker 15: percent of the world's population, they tell us has never flown.
Speaker 1: How about that? Yeah, I mean look at the number.
Speaker 15: And you look at all the you know, the third
Speaker 15: world countries and a lot of people that you know,
Speaker 15: they live where they're at, they don't go anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a substantial number of billions right there.
Speaker 15: That number is probably eight or nine years old, but
Speaker 15: it's a significantly higher number than a lot of people realize.
Speaker 3: Fair enough, let's possible bringing back talk about United Airlines
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Speaker 3: Have you ever been in the cockpit before? Jay ralliveas
Speaker 3: he's a heart media. So it's a program every Thursday
Speaker 3: at eight third. We get a couple of segments with
Speaker 3: them at least, and that's what we're going to segment
Speaker 3: number two. I guess the United Airlines flight attendants have
Speaker 3: voted to go on strike.
Speaker 15: They have, in fact, it's twenty years or so since
Speaker 15: they've had to kind of go this route. But they're
Speaker 15: saying that they've been trying for a number of years
Speaker 15: to get a new contract, they've not seen any measurable progress.
Speaker 15: So the union representing the flight attendants took a vote
Speaker 15: to strike, and they came back with a ninety nine
Speaker 15: point nine percent whoa.
Speaker 1: To do so if needed.
Speaker 15: So that shows the the unity that the union certainly
Speaker 15: wants to move forward with. And you know, we've seen
Speaker 15: a lot of flight attendant groups have taken this step
Speaker 15: voting to strike, but normally agreements are reached long before
Speaker 15: any strike takes place, and I suspect that's going to
Speaker 15: be the case here. So a worst case scenario thirty
Speaker 15: day cooling off period, and then they could have the
Speaker 15: opportunity for a strike. Now I'm almost certain if they did,
Speaker 15: the Biden administration would step in immediately and say, I'm
Speaker 15: back to work. We're going to get this worked out.
Speaker 15: So on a worry meter of one to ten, I
Speaker 15: might be at a three and a half or four.
Speaker 15: I don't think it's going to be anything that if
Speaker 15: I had a future reservation on United that I would
Speaker 15: be worried about it this particular time.
Speaker 3: He can make people work, isn't that Don't they call
Speaker 3: that slavery? I know when Ronald Reagan, when the air
Speaker 3: traffic controllers went on strike, Reagan just fired all of
Speaker 3: them and hired the military to do the job.
Speaker 15: Those are government employees. They said, if you strike, this
Speaker 15: is what I'm going to do. And at that point
Speaker 15: in time, they didn't know that Ronald Reagan was a
Speaker 15: man of his word and he would do exactly what
Speaker 15: he said he was going to do. And yeah, a
Speaker 15: whole bunch of them found out, Wow, this guy met
Speaker 15: was serious. But yeah, we've had. I know it was
Speaker 15: Clinton that ordered the US Airways employees back to work
Speaker 15: when they went on strike, and they apported an emergency
Speaker 15: board and worked with him to get something hammered out.
Speaker 15: And as pro passenger as this administration is for all
Speaker 15: their problems, they certainly are trying to do a good
Speaker 15: job at that. I suspect they would do the same thing.
Speaker 15: But you know a lot of times this is simply
Speaker 15: just posturing. It's just part of the negotiations back and
Speaker 15: forth between union and management. And I suspect the United
Speaker 15: is going to step forward and take care of this because, look,
Speaker 15: they know that to some slight degree could affect future bookings.
Speaker 1: So they don't want that to be the case.
Speaker 15: So what they're going to do is as much as possible,
Speaker 15: especially now that this strike vote is out there and
Speaker 15: could impact, you know, future reservations, They're probably going to
Speaker 15: move a little bit faster to try to.
Speaker 1: Get this wrapped up.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, you sound positive on a positive resolution that
Speaker 3: they will not go on strike.
Speaker 1: But I'm just trying to just what do we get
Speaker 1: to the next United story?
Speaker 3: Po to give it a moment, but I had this
Speaker 3: scenario where the Biden administration, which purports to be a big,
Speaker 3: big believer in union and supporter of unions, and of course,
Speaker 3: which necessarily means you would support a strike for workers
Speaker 3: merely trying to get a fair wage that they wouldn't
Speaker 3: force the union to go back to work. And if
Speaker 3: that scenario were to unfold, I mean, we're talking about
Speaker 3: millions and millions of dollars and losses for the airline,
Speaker 3: right that.
Speaker 15: Could be Yeah, depends on how long it goes and
Speaker 15: things of this nature. But we got to go way
Speaker 15: back since the last time we've had a real work stoppage,
Speaker 15: so to speak. But you know, one of the things
Speaker 15: that we're looking at as we move forward on a
Speaker 15: lot of this is the idea of the current climate
Speaker 15: right now. And there's a lot more stories that are
Speaker 15: ongoing about how flight attendants, some of them are homeless.
Speaker 15: You know that we've talked about the American airline employees
Speaker 15: that are based in Massachusetts that are paid twenty seven
Speaker 15: thousand dollars a year when they start they qualify for
Speaker 15: food stamps. You have flight attendants sleeping in airports in
Speaker 15: between their shifts from one day to an next, simply
Speaker 15: because they can't afford certain things. It's just it's just
Speaker 15: if these were pilots, it would be sixty minute pieces
Speaker 15: and it would be addressed immediately. But for the flight attendants,
Speaker 15: we seem to be okay with it, and it's really
Speaker 15: unfortunate that they're almost an afterthought given the fact that
Speaker 15: they carry such an important role on board an airplane.
Speaker 15: Because yes, the pilots are there to keep us safe,
Speaker 15: and believe me, their training is unbelievable. But when you
Speaker 15: recognize the training flight attendants go through, I mean, you know,
Speaker 15: normally every year they've got to go through the survival
Speaker 15: at sea kind of training where you are in a
Speaker 15: wave pool, pitch dark, you go through everything is though,
Speaker 15: it's realistic, and I mean they've got to excel at
Speaker 15: that because they're there to protect us in the event
Speaker 15: something goes wrong. And those are not the people that
Speaker 15: you should be playing the game of Oh, how little
Speaker 15: can we pay them to do their job? Yes, I
Speaker 15: know that most flights go off without a hitch, but
Speaker 15: we pay them for the times when things don't go
Speaker 15: right and they've got.
Speaker 6: To save us.
Speaker 3: Amen to that, and I always appreciate your supporting and
Speaker 3: pointing out to my listeners exactly how important those flight
Speaker 3: attendants are. Moving over problems with flight attendants, we go
Speaker 3: from the positive the negative. What possible benefit can anyone
Speaker 3: say they're going to get by stirring the pot of
Speaker 3: political division by wearing pro Palestinian lapel pins or even
Speaker 3: pro Israel palette pins.
Speaker 1: Why would you do that? Why would an airline allow it?
Speaker 15: Well, you know, you and I talked about a month
Speaker 15: and a half ago about Delta Airlines that had an
Speaker 15: employee that was wearing a pro Palestinian pen, and Delta
Speaker 15: Airlines thought, okay, that's going to rub some passengers the
Speaker 15: wrong way, So we're going to put a policy out
Speaker 15: that says, if flight attendts want to wear a lapel pen,
Speaker 15: they can. The only thing they can wear is the
Speaker 15: US flag. A lot of the Delta flight attends weren't
Speaker 15: happy with it, but they understood it was the uniform
Speaker 15: dress code, right, and that was what they had to do. Well,
Speaker 15: United Airlines, they had some of their flight attendants there
Speaker 15: are also wearing pro Palestinian lapel pins, and you have
Speaker 15: customers that are complaining. Unfortunately, United management doesn't care about
Speaker 15: what the passenger says. They said, it's far more important
Speaker 15: Jay's words. But it's far more important for their employees
Speaker 15: to have the freedom to properly express themselves than any
Speaker 15: concern over the passenger. So it just but the part
Speaker 15: of it that bothers me the most is, Okay. I
Speaker 15: get that you want to give your employees that power
Speaker 15: to express themselves politically if need be on the job,
Speaker 15: which most businesses won't allow. But when we had the
Speaker 15: Black Lives Movement a couple of years ago, when it
Speaker 15: was at its peak, a lot of flight attendants were
Speaker 15: wearing BLM support pins, and you had other flight attendants
Speaker 15: that were wearing pro police pins. Those flight attendants were
Speaker 15: told to take those pins because they could be considered insightful.
Speaker 15: So I guess the freedom to express yourself only goes
Speaker 15: if you're in line with what United management thinks is appropriate,
Speaker 15: you know, if it's consistent, and they would allow it
Speaker 15: both ways, Brian, I would just say, okay, if that's
Speaker 15: what you want to do, that's fine. But when you
Speaker 15: choose and pick, pick and choose what you're going to
Speaker 15: allow and not allow, and you line it up with
Speaker 15: where your political stands are way way way wrong, and
Speaker 15: I'm sorry, employees have a dress code. There's things you
Speaker 15: and I have to abide by. If there's certain rules,
Speaker 15: we know, if you're.
Speaker 12: Going to be here, this is what you got to
Speaker 12: have to do or not do.
Speaker 15: The idea that you know, men can wear dresses or
Speaker 15: the fingernail polish or whatever it might happen to be,
Speaker 15: and that's going to be okay, Or wear whatever support
Speaker 15: pen you want to wear, even though it may be
Speaker 15: offensive to passengers. United says that's okay, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, people can make their choices accordingly, and they
Speaker 3: probably will. You're going to burn a few bridges doing it.
Speaker 3: And if it's a few, that's you too many. As
Speaker 3: far as I'm concerned.
Speaker 15: We keep coming back, Remember, we keep coming back, so
Speaker 15: they treat us like garbage, and we keep coming back,
Speaker 15: so I guess they figure, eh, you know, this will.
Speaker 3: Blow over soon or done fair enough. And finally, hub
Speaker 3: delays where we always end our segment. How is it
Speaker 3: to travel today? Other than being hotter than the hell
Speaker 3: out there?
Speaker 15: It's definitely warm for sure. New York and Houston could
Speaker 15: see some minor weather delays thirty to forty five minutes. Brian,
Speaker 15: the heat doesn't really impact us that much unless you're
Speaker 15: on a small regional jet like when we used to
Speaker 15: have those fifty passenger airplanes during hot, really hot days,
Speaker 15: it affects the lift of an aircraft, which means you
Speaker 15: have you need more runway to take off, so we
Speaker 15: would have to leave a lot of passengers and bags
Speaker 15: behind when we had this kind of heat. Now, the
Speaker 15: bigger the aircraft, the less that's an issue. So you
Speaker 15: really don't have to worry too much about the heat,
Speaker 15: other than the poor people out on the ramp that
Speaker 15: are trying to work through it.
Speaker 3: H I mentionine being a bag and chandler in this heat, Yes,
Speaker 3: big time, genuinely.
Speaker 15: Required uniform you gotta wear with the best and everything else. Yeah,
Speaker 15: they're cooking.
Speaker 3: I imagine they are anyway, Jay Rolf, it's always great
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Speaker 3: Between now and then, best of health, love to you
Speaker 3: and your better half, Jay, take care of yourself, you too.
Speaker 1: My friend. Thank you, my pleasure.
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