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Speaker 1: and I always look forward to Fridays, and for no
Speaker 1: other reason it's Friday. But beyond that, Tech Friday, Uh,
Speaker 1: China planning influence people through TikTok Oh shocking that I
Speaker 1: got a story here in Iran is doing the same thing,
Speaker 1: not through TikTok on its own advertisers have sued Meta
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Speaker 1: a victim of identity theeve. I think that story goes
Speaker 1: back quite a few weeks, remember reading about that one.
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Speaker 1: six thirty, as we do every Friday. FOP President Dan
Speaker 1: Hills outspoken with regard to the fop's endorsement of Greg
Speaker 1: Lansman over Orlando Sanza. He's going to join the program
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Speaker 1: was good seeing Dan at listener lunch. He's made a
Speaker 1: special show and just to stop in and pad Orlando
Speaker 1: on the back and apologize for the fop's error in
Speaker 1: endorsing Greg Lansman Tom Rankman about using railroad money for
Speaker 1: tax cuts. I just kind of reacted to that, kind
Speaker 1: of negatively. Sell the railroad one point six billion dollars,
Speaker 1: and they obviously sold the bill of Goods to the
Speaker 1: voters of the City of Cincinnati who approved it. That
Speaker 1: railroad now is supposed to generate revenue for infrastructure, and
Speaker 1: immediately Tom wants to take six hundred million dollars out
Speaker 1: of it and put it in a step for fun
Speaker 1: to help City of Cincinnati residents pay for real estate
Speaker 1: tax Huh okay, I know it's a problem. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying real estate taxes aren't high, and inflation, you know,
Speaker 1: coupled with it, is really causing a lot of problems
Speaker 1: for folks. But well, we'll work out the details with Tom.
Speaker 1: Toms joined the program NATO five, and I'm welcome him
Speaker 1: to do that. Let us see here five on three
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Speaker 1: talko with pound five fifty on AT and T Funds
Speaker 1: for care to call, I'd love to hear from you,
Speaker 1: and I may as well just die lots just observing
Speaker 1: the growing chorus of folks within the mainstream media across
Speaker 1: the spectrum, from CNN and all the way over to
Speaker 1: the Wall Street Journal everything else in between. What in
Speaker 1: the hell is going on with Kamala Harris? Who is she?
Speaker 1: What is she all about? What is she actually going
Speaker 1: to campaign on? What's her foreign policy strategy? You don't
Speaker 1: know in neither to what, and of course that's by design. God,
Speaker 1: you know. I wish the American people would express more
Speaker 1: outrage over this. I mean I have been speculating and
Speaker 1: wondering out loud. Why what goes through Democrats' minds when
Speaker 1: they have no say in the choice of their candidate?
Speaker 1: Is this an acceptable process? The whole thing related to
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris now being the nominee for president of the
Speaker 1: United States of America without any input from the constituents
Speaker 1: at all. That's bad, of course, and her folks got
Speaker 1: the chair they always do. I mean, it's not like
Speaker 1: the necessarily that people might have any saying the vice
Speaker 1: presidential choice although if they had a convention or a
Speaker 1: nomination process they might, But you got Timmy now and
Speaker 1: the uber left ticket based upon voting records. You gotta
Speaker 1: go back and see what they said about policy positions,
Speaker 1: what they voted on the past, how they did, for example,
Speaker 1: as governor in the state. And while the financial train
Speaker 1: wreck that is that state, the money that they've lost,
Speaker 1: the taxes they've increased, the fraud, waste and abuse that
Speaker 1: went on, the lockdowns during COVID, we can all see
Speaker 1: that Tim Watt's got a record that he has to
Speaker 1: run on or hide from. Same thing with Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: in favor of all of the main issues, the main
Speaker 1: issues that are impacting the American people, like, for example,
Speaker 1: just grab one of the border on the wrong side
Speaker 1: of the American public sentiment with regard to the border
Speaker 1: being wide open and causing us a bit of a threat,
Speaker 1: a concern of her terrorism resources being used and absorbed
Speaker 1: and exhausted as a consequence of having to care for
Speaker 1: just this unmanageable number of folks coming across the border.
Speaker 1: She was on and remained on the side of having
Speaker 1: an open border was her baby, It was her darling.
Speaker 1: You can say all day long, she wasn't in charge
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: She was.
Speaker 1: Unless you're such a low information person that you have
Speaker 1: no idea throughout the entire Biden ministry what's going on
Speaker 1: at all. You weren't paying attention when Joe Biden anointed
Speaker 1: her as being responsible for the border. You were watching Netflix,
Speaker 1: you didn't know about it. Well, now it's the time
Speaker 1: to pay attention, because she was and she remained the
Speaker 1: borders are call it what you want. That was something
Speaker 1: that she was put, you know, was her responsibility. She's
Speaker 1: on record of wanting to ban fracking. Now they're trying
Speaker 1: to walk back a lot of this. I get all that,
Speaker 1: but she's on record, and she's not on record now
Speaker 1: because she won't talk to anybody. What are we on
Speaker 1: day nineteen or something like that. We only have a
Speaker 1: finite a very small number of days left before the election,
Speaker 1: and she continues to hide and run this, you know,
Speaker 1: Joe Biden from the basement COVID nineteen strategy of campaigning.
Speaker 1: And now we're all left to speculate. More and more
Speaker 1: people are saying, what's the hell's the deal here? Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll be able to get to it later. Kim Strassel,
Speaker 1: choose your her own. Kamala, she's been compared to John Kerry,
Speaker 1: but he was relatively honest. He was a relatively honest
Speaker 1: flip flopper. We're left to guess, Kamala Harris, mystery commander
Speaker 1: in chief? How would the president keep America safe in
Speaker 1: a dangerous world? Voters deserve some editor some answers again
Speaker 1: headline from the editorial Word to the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: and they all post. They go into the point that
Speaker 1: we're all just left to speculate. We don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell she is. Her surrogate says she's something other
Speaker 1: than what her policy position stated out loud, were going
Speaker 1: back as far as twenty nineteen or even prior to that.
Speaker 1: That's what she said, that's what she avowted, and that's
Speaker 1: what she was in favor of. Now, since we reject
Speaker 1: as a matter of prioritization of what matters to us
Speaker 1: the American voters numero uno on our list, like the
Speaker 1: inflation and the border and crime and all of that.
Speaker 1: Now she's got to walk all that back because she's
Speaker 1: on the wrong side of what America once. But she
Speaker 1: hasn't said it herself, so we don't know cosmic crapshoot,
Speaker 1: and you're gonna get away with this. Wouldn't you want
Speaker 1: to know what your candidate is running on? I mean again,
Speaker 1: I keep trying to put myself in the position of
Speaker 1: a Democrat who is, you know, embraces the idea of
Speaker 1: anything but Donald Trump. But is that good enough for you,
Speaker 1: my Democrat friends, it's certainly not good enough for me.
Speaker 1: I'd like to know what the candidate stands for. I
Speaker 1: can speculate because of what she uttered out loud, in
Speaker 1: her own words, and I'm more inclined to well take
Speaker 1: her at her own words than what some surrogate says
Speaker 1: through some filter. I think you should be too. So anyhow,
Speaker 1: we're all left to guess. But the chorus of folks
Speaker 1: within the media at least is, you know, pointing this out.
Speaker 1: And it's nice to see the likes of something like
Speaker 1: CNN do that, because we all know CNN is basically
Speaker 1: one of the most left wing organizations out there. Although
Speaker 1: maybe they're shifting right because the ratings are so terrible
Speaker 1: and they're losing so much money. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 1: they can try to rehabilitate themselves over time, but it
Speaker 1: is going to take a lot of time. Drum beat
Speaker 1: is growing. CNN panel warns longer Harris Waltz Duck interviews,
Speaker 1: the more scared they look. How about that their strategy
Speaker 1: will only receive more scrutiny and backlash as time passes.
Speaker 1: It's interesting, hottest Gold, CNN media correspondent. The drum beat
Speaker 1: is growing, and it's a drum beat not only from
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign who's going to keep up this attack line,
Speaker 1: but it's also coming from reporters themselves, she said. The
Speaker 1: veteran former righte House correspondent Ron Fournier said that every
Speaker 1: day she doesn't talk to the media, it's what he
Speaker 1: called political malpractice, and we're going to hear this drum
Speaker 1: beat growing more and more until she does finally sit
Speaker 1: down for an interview and for right now. So it's
Speaker 1: an easy attack line for the Trump campaign to use. Well,
Speaker 1: of course they're using it. Fournier, worked for the Associated Press, said,
Speaker 1: if not good for democracy, it's not a great look actings.
Speaker 1: If you don't need the media, you don't care about
Speaker 1: her answering these questions that you're above it, that you
Speaker 1: can ride on vibes, you know, and that they're riding
Speaker 1: on vibes, and I get that this is a very
Speaker 1: truncated campaign. They've had to do everything very quickly. That's
Speaker 1: se cup in terms of sitting down reporters, but they
Speaker 1: need to do it. These don't have to be fatal questions,
Speaker 1: but they need to answer for that, and they need
Speaker 1: to show that they're tough enough to do that. Tough
Speaker 1: enough just to answer questions. God Almighty, that's the role
Speaker 1: of a politician. The longer they take to sit down,
Speaker 1: the more scared they look. A sea cup, So you
Speaker 1: got again. I'm glad to see the growing chorus. I
Speaker 1: want to see a louder one. I want to see
Speaker 1: what Kamala Harris actually stands for, and of course how
Speaker 1: Waltz answers for his record, which is not going to
Speaker 1: be an easy task for the vice presidential candidate. Five
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Speaker 1: is tech Friday coming up, and here's some frightening reality.
Speaker 1: And this is something that I've certainly been at least
Speaker 1: in the back of my mind aware of going on. Okay,
Speaker 1: we got the Internet, We're all connected globally, and of
Speaker 1: course that means nefarious people like the Iranians, the Russians,
Speaker 1: North Koreans, anybody who dislikes as Venezuelans, the list is growing,
Speaker 1: have access to trying to influence you. And this is
Speaker 1: one of the reasons why you want to stay off
Speaker 1: TikTok because a social media influencing operation Iran is apparently
Speaker 1: ramping up its online activity to influence the upcoming US election.
Speaker 1: Shocking no one. Apparently, Iranian actors have been spending recent
Speaker 1: months creating fake news sites, impersonating activists, laying the groundwork
Speaker 1: to stoke division and sway Americans for the fall election.
Speaker 1: Stoking division beyond the election is something that they have
Speaker 1: been doing, I am certain now for years, how do
Speaker 1: we get so am divided in this country? If social
Speaker 1: media didn't exist, do you think we'd all be screaming
Speaker 1: about bathrooms and access to bathrooms? There would be this
Speaker 1: massive outrage and outpouring of support for all these different,
Speaker 1: wild and very weird causes, which you know probably wouldn't
Speaker 1: be elevated anybody's measure attention, because well, if you look
Speaker 1: at the number of people let's just say trans people
Speaker 1: and listen, you want to be a trans, knock yourself out.
Speaker 1: Just don't shove your ideology and your mentality down my throat,
Speaker 1: and Nique tell me that I have to accept it's
Speaker 1: just because someone says there are a woman makes them
Speaker 1: a woman. No, it just means that they dress and
Speaker 1: act like one, as long as the emotive dress between
Speaker 1: the sexes varies and at such point in time. And
Speaker 1: I love the joke about this. You know, if we
Speaker 1: were all issued, you know, the olive drab, gray cameer
Speaker 1: rouge type pajama outfits and all had the same haircut,
Speaker 1: all of the cameo rouge, you couldn't tell the difference
Speaker 1: between a man and a woman. That's the point. But
Speaker 1: it becomes elevated through social media to the point where
Speaker 1: you think that everybody around you is with falling within
Speaker 1: that category. And of course the one size and narrative
Speaker 1: that everybody needs to abide and yeah that listen. Absence
Speaker 1: social media, I don't think that would be even existing.
Speaker 1: But then you've got this opportunity here from the various
Speaker 1: powers outside of the United States to create and stoke division.
Speaker 1: Look at the racial division.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 1: We made such progress in our country over the years. Yes,
Speaker 1: we had terrible laws on the books, Jim Crow laws,
Speaker 1: slavery in and of itself an abomination. We don't have
Speaker 1: that anymore. We developed, we eve alved, We became a
Speaker 1: better country, a racially integrated country. I've worked with people
Speaker 1: of various ethnicities my entire life, my entire life. There
Speaker 1: have been governors and senators and representatives of various ethnic
Speaker 1: groups and various religions. It doesn't even there isn't even
Speaker 1: an eyebrow raised anymore in connection with that. That's why
Speaker 1: it's it's just irrelevant what color Kamala Harris's skin is,
Speaker 1: in spite of the fact that the Democrats want to
Speaker 1: make a big deal about it. Content of character is
Speaker 1: what's important. That's why I go back to what in
Speaker 1: the hell's Kamala Harris's character? What is she running on?
Speaker 1: But this report from Microsoft about these threats show how
Speaker 1: iron is evolving in its tactics for this upcoming election.
Speaker 1: It's going to have global implication before it goes a
Speaker 1: step beyond anything. US intelligence officials have disclosed. While getting
Speaker 1: specific examples of Iranian groups and the actions they've taken
Speaker 1: so far, they say the report doesn't specify Iran's intentions.
Speaker 1: Besides showing chaos in the United States, US officials have
Speaker 1: previously hinted that Iran particularly opposes who do you think right?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? Port also shows how Russia and China are
Speaker 1: exporting US political polarization to events their own devisive messaging
Speaker 1: in this election year. They got a group linked to
Speaker 1: Iranian's Revolutionary Guard in June targeting US high ranking presidential
Speaker 1: campaign official with a phishing email. Group concealed the email's origins,
Speaker 1: sending it from the hacked email account of a former
Speaker 1: senior advisor in this political organization unnamed in the report,
Speaker 1: although I'm going to guess it was Trump. Separate example,
Speaker 1: they're creating websites that pose as US based news sites
Speaker 1: targeting voters on opposite sides of the political spectrum. One
Speaker 1: lends itself to left leaning audiences, insults Trump, calling him
Speaker 1: raving mad, and suggesting he uses drugs. One third example,
Speaker 1: Microsoft found the Iranian groups are impersonating US activists, potentially
Speaker 1: laying groundwork for influence operations closer to the election. And finally,
Speaker 1: another Iranian group compromised an account back in May owned
Speaker 1: by a government employee in a swing state. Now Ron
Speaker 1: denies this, as you imagine they would, but it's easy
Speaker 1: to do, and then using artificial intelligence makes it that
Speaker 1: much easier. Cheap, easy access to this artificial intelligence tool
Speaker 1: allows them to generate fake images that are indeed lifelike photos,
Speaker 1: videos in a matter of seconds. Experts concerned that they'll
Speaker 1: be weaponizing and misleading voters coming up in the election
Speaker 1: side of well, you won't be able to believe your
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Speaker 1: memes of you know, conservative leaning memes, and they make
Speaker 1: assertions and then I'll go do research and find out,
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Speaker 1: back on them and say, did you even look into
Speaker 1: this before you send it out? The response is and
Speaker 1: now I just passed it along. Sorry I didn't realize
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Speaker 1: one Happy Friday Local stories Going to Loveland to start
Speaker 1: off my Lovely Loveland where, sadly Loveland Police Department believes
Speaker 1: car break ins over the last month could be linked
Speaker 1: to an organized group. Sixteen thefts reporting on the same
Speaker 1: day at the river Ridge of Farming Complex over night
Speaker 1: July twenty eighth and twenty ninth. Residents in nearby areas
Speaker 1: also hit Court to Loveland resident Craigroff, speaking with Fox
Speaker 1: nineteen thanks for the reporting. Ali Henderd said, I saw
Speaker 1: a bunch of windows just broken and I was like, Oh,
Speaker 1: somebody came through the parking lote just ransacked everybody. Officers
Speaker 1: say more than thirty cars were broken into. The two
Speaker 1: were stolen in one night in Loveland and neighboring jurisdictions.
Speaker 1: They believe that these are using stolen vehicles. Jundai A
Speaker 1: Lantras stolen from the Extended Stay Blue Ash on the
Speaker 1: twenty eighth of July, six vehicles broken into the Extended
Speaker 1: Stay on Creek Road. Twenty ninth of July, fourteen vehicles
Speaker 1: broken into at the Ambassador Embassy Suites on Lake Forest Drive.
Speaker 1: Six grand was taken from one vehicle. Five vehicles broken
Speaker 1: into and suffered damage to the courtyard in on Lake
Speaker 1: Forest Drive. August seventh, more than a dozen vehicles are
Speaker 1: broken into a various other municipalities. On August second, Fox
Speaker 1: nineteen reached out to management the River Ridge Apartment complex.
Speaker 1: They declined to Comma and Blue Ash Police say all
Speaker 1: jurisdictions in Heimlin County are working together to investigate the
Speaker 1: crime spree. Loveland police say there's been no arrests and
Speaker 1: they haven't identified any suspects. I'm surprised they don't have
Speaker 1: video camera in that. Maybe they do. City Milford announced
Speaker 1: yesterday that as city manager was resigning Michael DAWs that
Speaker 1: he was resigning due to personal reasons. A statement city
Speaker 1: said it would be appointing an interim manager within the
Speaker 1: coming days and didn't expect any interruption in city services.
Speaker 1: No other information on the WYS and wearforce on that one.
Speaker 1: You may recall this on baseball fan depicted in a
Speaker 1: viral videos and photographs no longer facing criminal charges for
Speaker 1: running onto the field of Great American Ballpark and doing
Speaker 1: a backflip before being hit by a taser from a
Speaker 1: police officer. Nineteen year old William Hendon captured on video
Speaker 1: by professional sports photographers that of course, went viral. He
Speaker 1: can be seen running under the outfield, appearing to take
Speaker 1: a Cleveland Guardians player, talking to a Cleveland Guardians player,
Speaker 1: and doing a backflip before being chased and eventually tased.
Speaker 1: A fan of the outfield said Hendon ran onto the
Speaker 1: field in a Red's jersey and appeared to try to
Speaker 1: fist bump a Guardians player, taking the justice center, booked
Speaker 1: in within the hour, pleated not guilty the charge of
Speaker 1: criminal trespassing and obstructing official business. Those charges have now
Speaker 1: been dropped hend in order to instead complete a diversion program,
Speaker 1: which prosecutors say he's already done. He is still banned
Speaker 1: from Great American Bar Park, though sophomore at Ohio State
Speaker 1: University and grandson a former Hammond County Juvenile Court judge
Speaker 1: Sylvia Hendon, I know her and finally controversial, let's see here.
Speaker 1: In the wake of the judges ruling on Ohio legislation
Speaker 1: considered anti trans my most advocate, some families with transgender
Speaker 1: cheens are now planning on moving out of the state.
Speaker 1: Ruling on tuesday, State's law banning gender affirming care for
Speaker 1: transgender youth went into effect. The legislation prohibits trans athletes
Speaker 1: from prohibit are participating in middle, high school, or college
Speaker 1: athletics on teams that align with their identity. Franklin County
Speaker 1: Court come please. Judge Michael Hobook ruled that House Bill
Speaker 1: sixty eight is in fact institutional, said in his decision,
Speaker 1: upon careful reviewing consideration of the evidence, court finds a
Speaker 1: healthcare ban reasonably limits parents' rights to make decision about
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Speaker 1: also sentenced for possessing and transmitting the worst category of
Speaker 1: child sexual abuse material. Accord to the Northern Territories Chief
Speaker 1: Justice Michael Grant, speaking with this pervert at his sentencing,
Speaker 1: your depravity falls out any ordinary human conception. Society used
Speaker 1: violence and cruelty to animals as abhorrent crime towards a
Speaker 1: powerless and innocent victim. There is legitimate disgust and condemnation.
Speaker 1: British born zoologists who worked at the work with David
Speaker 1: Attenborough on the BBC earlier plead guilty of fifty six
Speaker 1: charges related to the torture and sexual exploitation of more
Speaker 1: than forty two dogs on his property. At least thirty
Speaker 1: nine were killed. Sentence includes a ban from owning or
Speaker 1: even having on his property I mammal type animals for
Speaker 1: the rest of his life. The torture sessions were planned
Speaker 1: and filmed and would not have stopped if he had
Speaker 1: not been arrested at cord to the judge during sentencing,
Speaker 1: calling it grotesque. The suffering of these animals was indescribable.
Speaker 1: The judge said animal advocates were demonstrating outside the court
Speaker 1: holding signs calling Britain the Zeus sadist and while members
Speaker 1: of the gallery sometimes sobbed over the excrus excrusiing eatingly
Speaker 1: graphic details of the abuse. As well as pleading guilty,
Speaker 1: Britain wrote a letter of the court apologized for the abuse.
Speaker 1: No amount of words can convey how sorry and ashamed
Speaker 1: I am, nor undo what I did? Oh okay, so
Speaker 1: you're sorry now. Britain extensively filmed his abuse, shared some
Speaker 1: of the videos online to forums to teach and encourage
Speaker 1: others to commit similar acts. According to officials, a psychiatrists
Speaker 1: found Britain had a paraphilic disorder. They determined he knew
Speaker 1: his actions were wrong, so, in other words, he wasn't
Speaker 1: crazy when he did it. Joe let him have it.
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Speaker 1: Moving away from that, it is Friday, so let's get
Speaker 1: a naked story in twenty seven year old man facing
Speaker 1: charge in New Hampshire, New Hartford, New York, after police
Speaker 1: reported he entered it occupied homes plural whound naked new
Speaker 1: heart for police department officers, yeah, I know. Respond of
Speaker 1: The incident took place on August fourth, four pm on
Speaker 1: May Avenue. Corey Matthews confronted by the homeowner and told
Speaker 1: to leave. Accord to the statement of the release, Matthews
Speaker 1: then was seen by other neighbors in the area attempting
Speaker 1: to gain access to other residences in the neighborhood. Witnesses
Speaker 1: reported officers they saw him behind the house just a
Speaker 1: few houses from the house he unlawfully entered. Officers noted
Speaker 1: an open back door of a neighbor's residence. They said
Speaker 1: it was learned that the homeowners were not home and
Speaker 1: that Matthews had unlawfully entered the residence where he was
Speaker 1: found taking a shower. That's the house where he was arrested.
Speaker 1: Identified as the same person who entered the other residents residence.
Speaker 1: Matthew charge now with two counts of criminal trespass. According
Speaker 1: to the statement did in New York state bail reform,
Speaker 1: the charges fout at this time are not qualifying offenses
Speaker 1: for Matthews to be held on bail. What by now?
Speaker 1: Mister Matthews was issued issued clothing upon release with appearance
Speaker 1: tickets to appear in the Town of New Hartford Local
Speaker 1: Criminal Court at a later day to answer these multiple charges.
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Speaker 1: The Dave hatter I mentioned earlier Iranian's efforts to impact
Speaker 1: the United States election against Donald Trump. Of course, China
Speaker 1: planning on influencing people through TikTok. That's one of the
Speaker 1: topics we'll talk about a day of coming up at
Speaker 1: six thirty meantime. Back over to the stack of stupid, which,
Speaker 1: of course being Friday includes naked people. Battery suspect arrested
Speaker 1: after a naked woman found in his mom's home. Mitchardo Junior,
Speaker 1: Read of Orlando, facing charge of felony battery after his
Speaker 1: arrest on July thirty first at his mom's home. Officers
Speaker 1: suspicious when they arrived at home that morning and found
Speaker 1: clothes in the driveway with an odor of bleach. That's
Speaker 1: according to the rest report from the Ladylake Police Department.
Speaker 1: Read said he was visiting his mom, though she was
Speaker 1: not home. Addressed to the residence was redacted from the
Speaker 1: arrest report. Though he admitted that there was a young
Speaker 1: female his words inside the home, he claimed nothing had happened.
Speaker 1: Officers found the home in disarray and a woman in
Speaker 1: the bathroom with no clothes on or even a towel.
Speaker 1: Female officer gave the woman a town immediately noticed raised
Speaker 1: welts on the woman's shoulder, and they noticed that she
Speaker 1: was scared and crying. The woman acknowledged that she and
Speaker 1: Reid have a child together, baby Mama. Reid arrested on
Speaker 1: charge of battery. Booked into Lake County Jail, released after
Speaker 1: a five thousand dollars bond was posted. Walk Away Hillsborough
Speaker 1: County Detention Deputy This is Tampa, Florida in jail after
Speaker 1: being caught watching unauthorized surveillance video of naked female inmates.
Speaker 1: Between May fifteenth and June ninth, Robert Creole Junior watch
Speaker 1: video footage. What the female inmates who were naked. According
Speaker 1: to the Sheriff's office, the instances were reportedly outside of
Speaker 1: his assigned responsibility at the detention as a detention deputy,
Speaker 1: the access to videos without valid legal purpose and repeatedly
Speaker 1: rewhoeund them to rewatch the footage. You think he would
Speaker 1: get deliberate penalties, Joe, I think that's what was going on.
Speaker 1: Caught on June eleven, placed an administrative leave the next day.
Speaker 1: He was arrested August second, and will be terminated from
Speaker 1: his position. Sheriff there said the behavior is a gross
Speaker 1: violation of trust in an overstep of access that would
Speaker 1: not be tolerated as man's actions are a disgrace to
Speaker 1: the badge, exploiting his position to pray on individuals in
Speaker 1: vulnerable situations. Charged with eleven counts of engaging in audio
Speaker 1: video surveillance by access in computer and electronics without authority,
Speaker 1: being held on a twenty seven thousand, five hundred dollars bond.
Speaker 1: What Yeah tell me about it? Man accused of hiking
Speaker 1: naked in Colorado, exposing himself to women of a period
Speaker 1: of several months in Jefferson County has pleaded guilty to
Speaker 1: three counts. Court records reflect Glenn Brayden, twenty one years older,
Speaker 1: rested in August of last year charges related incidents that
Speaker 1: occurred along trails in Jefferson County. Several women reported the man,
Speaker 1: later identified as braid and slapped their butts. One of
Speaker 1: the women reported that he slapped the butt doing that
Speaker 1: and then try to rip her shirt down. He pleaded
Speaker 1: guilty to one kind of attempted sexual contact felony, one
Speaker 1: kind of sexual contact felony, one kind of indecent exposure
Speaker 1: mister me, fourteen other counts dismissed as part of the
Speaker 1: plea agreement. After being arrested, he agreed to speak with investigators.
Speaker 1: Said he typically hiked around dusk on Mondays and Tuesdays,
Speaker 1: which were his days off from work. He mentioned that
Speaker 1: he liked to hike in the parks where the incidents
Speaker 1: occurred and would purposely expose himself to women. He admitted
Speaker 1: the woman reacted with disgust, but said he felt compelled
Speaker 1: to commit these sexual acts and could not help his compulsion. Right,
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Speaker 1: to Racine, Wisconsin children's birthday party had a very unwelcome
Speaker 1: and naked guest, leading to a pair of criminal charges
Speaker 1: fought against a twenty five year old Racine man, Jalen
Speaker 1: mc McCarry, charged with felony bail jumping, a misdemeanor lout
Speaker 1: and lascivious behavior, carring a maximum prison term sentence of
Speaker 1: six years and a ten thousand dollars fine. Remains in
Speaker 1: custody in the Racing County Jail on a one hundred
Speaker 1: dollars cash bond. He remained. Officers with the Racing Police
Speaker 1: Department were dispatched July twenty first, about two o'clock in
Speaker 1: the afternoon for report of the naked guy that got there.
Speaker 1: Found the defendant sitting on a rock with shorts and
Speaker 1: his shirt on. When he was asked what he was doing,
Speaker 1: he said he was swimming naked. Police spoke to the complaintant,
Speaker 1: who stated that he and his family, including children ages
Speaker 1: nine to thirteen, were having a birthday party near the water.
Speaker 1: They observed the defendant walk toward the water take his
Speaker 1: clothes off. He got into the water was looking at
Speaker 1: the complaint and his family, which the man said made
Speaker 1: him feel very uncomfortable. Man said he was able to
Speaker 1: see mccarrey's genitals while he was standing and swimming in
Speaker 1: the water. Court record show this guy was convicted in
Speaker 1: twenty eighteen a third degree sexual assault and battery by
Speaker 1: a prisoner in twenty twenty, both in Racing County. Coming
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Speaker 1: the last hour of the growing chorus of people wondering
Speaker 1: who in the hell Kamala Harris is and what she
Speaker 1: stands for, given that all of her prior stated out
Speaker 1: loud on the record position seem to be being walked
Speaker 1: back by not her but members of her staff. She
Speaker 1: only speaks reading from a teleprompter. She does not take
Speaker 1: impromptu interviews. She will not answer questions were allowing I
Speaker 1: think day nineteen of that, although I do see she
Speaker 1: is apparently agreed to debate Donald Trump the ABC debate
Speaker 1: on September tenth. Now, Donald Trump wanted to do three
Speaker 1: of them, he said, Fox News September fourth, ABC September tenth,
Speaker 1: and NBC September twenty fifth. Word from that Kamala Harris
Speaker 1: campaign that she's only agreed thus far to the ABC
Speaker 1: September tenth. Do we have to wait till September tenth
Speaker 1: to find out what the hell she's all about? Is
Speaker 1: she going to talk about what she's about at the convention?
Speaker 1: Good question? Don't know, but more people are asking. I mean,
Speaker 1: when CNN starts saying the drumbeat is growing and warning
Speaker 1: that they look scared by ducking interviews, the more likely
Speaker 1: that she's going to have to come out of her shell.
Speaker 1: But in the meantime, choose your own, Kamala. That's the
Speaker 1: headline from Kimberly Strassel. Just worth pointing out a few
Speaker 1: things that Kimberly noted here today in the Wall Street.
Speaker 1: We know she's from San Francisco. She was a prosecutor there,
Speaker 1: with the Senate voting record and twenty twenty presidential bid,
Speaker 1: during which time in those various points of her career,
Speaker 1: she proposed radical progressive agenda items. So that's her record.
Speaker 1: She spent the past four years as a partner to
Speaker 1: Joe Biden, who at least officially still disavow some of
Speaker 1: the radical policies. But how would President Harris govern? Don't know.
Speaker 1: She's not saying again, no longer speaks impromptu. That's when
Speaker 1: you used to get the cackling comments and the word
Speaker 1: salad comments, because that's what she did when she's not
Speaker 1: reading from a teleprompter and through spokespeople just issuing backtracks
Speaker 1: on her prior on the record policy position. So is
Speaker 1: she still left wing Kamala Harris? Is she faking a pivot?
Speaker 1: Is she a reformed Kamala Harris?
Speaker 7: Question?
Speaker 1: You decide, because she's not saying she was the first
Speaker 1: senator co sponsor Bernie Sanders' Medicare for All plan. That's
Speaker 1: on the record from twenty seventeen. She wanted to eliminate
Speaker 1: private insurance. Back in twenty nineteen, she was on the
Speaker 1: record of saying that out loud, then backtracked on that,
Speaker 1: then readopted it in a Democratic debate, and then backtracked again,
Speaker 1: then apparently issued a hybrid approach, which, at least, according
Speaker 1: to chim Strass's analysis, blew up her can paign back
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty, when she stepped down because no single
Speaker 1: person would vote for her. Where is she now? Campaign
Speaker 1: officials vaguely explained that she no longer supports single pair,
Speaker 1: But that's a vague explanation, not from Kamala Harris's lips,
Speaker 1: put from people that are her surrogates. What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Which she has promised in twenty nineteen create a system
Speaker 1: which private insurers can cover in her words, very little
Speaker 1: or is that not that is not otherwise covered by medicare?
Speaker 1: Because almost everything will be covered by government, she uttered
Speaker 1: previously in her own words. What's she telling you now?
Speaker 1: Her surrogates suggests again she no longer supports single pair,
Speaker 1: But we don't know what hybrid approach or whether she
Speaker 1: is really lying, or what banning fracking that's on the record.
Speaker 1: There's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking day
Speaker 1: one priority. That was twenty nineteen, back when she had
Speaker 1: to well drop out of the campaign because no one
Speaker 1: was in favor of Kamala Harris. She wanted to eliminate it.
Speaker 1: On public lands as well as and offshore drilling, and
Speaker 1: act further legislation to well kill anything on private land.
Speaker 1: You know that's common. A spokesperson. A spokes person now
Speaker 1: generically says she no longer wants to banfracking, how much
Speaker 1: any certain categories federal land only private land is she?
Speaker 3: Where?
Speaker 1: Where is she in terms of well the automobile sector
Speaker 1: and stopping internal combustion engines. Where is she on the
Speaker 1: moratorium unliquefied natural gas exports?
Speaker 7: You have to guess.
Speaker 1: Because you don't know on the record. Back in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 1: she co sponsored the Green New Deal and the promise
Speaker 1: of federal jobs guarantee. Campaign staff say now she's changed
Speaker 1: her position. Where is she un confiscating guns through a
Speaker 1: mandatory gun buyback? She previously was out in favor of
Speaker 1: buying back all guns. Now, according to her campaign staff,
Speaker 1: not Kamala Harris, even speaking from a teleprompter, says she's
Speaker 1: not in favor of doing a buy back anymore. She
Speaker 1: once was in favor of reimagining, getting rid of immigrations
Speaker 1: and customs enforcement, saying once that we needed to think
Speaker 1: about starting from scratch. Now through campaign staff, they suggest
Speaker 1: not her that she's no longer in favor of abolishing
Speaker 1: ice or starting from scratch. So here we are left
Speaker 1: to wonder out loud. Where is she on the guns,
Speaker 1: Where is she on the border, Where is she relative
Speaker 1: to ice? Where is she relative to fracking?
Speaker 3: You don't know.
Speaker 1: I love this line. And again I am not dreading
Speaker 1: for badam. By just reading some of the points that
Speaker 1: Kim Strassel made, it is miss Harris firmly held conviction
Speaker 1: that every voter deserves to wonder, and as Kim notes,
Speaker 1: the positions that she is onto the record didn't come
Speaker 1: from like I remember. Remember, Shapiro got in trouble from
Speaker 1: a college paper that wrote back when he was twenty
Speaker 1: years old about Israel and the inability of Israel to
Speaker 1: work with Palestinians, or the inability of Palestinians to work
Speaker 1: with Israel. They couldn't peacefully coexist. He got a little
Speaker 1: bit of trouble with that one. I don't know why,
Speaker 1: but he wrote that back in his twenties. As Kim observes,
Speaker 1: these positions of Kamala Harris which are on the record
Speaker 1: were her views five years ago when she was servant
Speaker 1: in the US Senate. Now her surrogates are saying that
Speaker 1: she is something else and that the she's disavowing these
Speaker 1: position That massive shift itself requires explanation. Has she had
Speaker 1: an epiphany? Kim asked, has she been inhabited by an alien?
Speaker 1: Or our voters being asked to elect a woman who,
Speaker 1: in her third decade in the political arena, has yet
Speaker 1: to decide what she thinks about the most pressing policy
Speaker 1: questions of the day. Kim doesn't leave the hanging, of
Speaker 1: course not, She writes, this is deliberate evasion. Obviously she
Speaker 1: had Joe Biden as attemplate because back in COVID he
Speaker 1: was able to run his campaign out of his basement.
Speaker 1: Never emerging. Allowed them to control the message. It allowed
Speaker 1: them to hide Joe Biden in a deteriorating cognitive ability.
Speaker 1: They were lying to you. You were told what Biden was,
Speaker 1: the moderate great, you know, handshaker, he reaches across the aisles.
Speaker 1: He's good, old solid Joe Biden, moderate, Joe Biden blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah. Biden didn't say that. They said
Speaker 1: it for him because he was in the basement. This
Speaker 1: is exactly what's going on with the Kamala Harris campaign.
Speaker 1: They're calling it her Kim calls it the teleprompter campaign,
Speaker 1: every word scripted and rather nebulous themes of freedom, the future,
Speaker 1: her words, I'm running to fight for in America where
Speaker 1: the economy works for working people and where hard work
Speaker 1: is rewarded, because that's the America I believe in. Props
Speaker 1: again to Kim, said every politician ever. And yet she's
Speaker 1: not answering any questions directly, she's not offering any interviews.
Speaker 1: She is no not acknowledging her past four years. There's nothing,
Speaker 1: You've got nothing ergo. You get to choose your own
Speaker 1: version of what Kamala Harris is or is not, as
Speaker 1: the case may be. So what are we left with?
Speaker 1: Exactly what I've been saying, What we're left with. We
Speaker 1: know who Kamala Harris is. Actually, that is what her
Speaker 1: record is. It is what she advanced by way of
Speaker 1: actual policies when she was in a position to actually
Speaker 1: advance policies as a senator, far left agenda policies.
Speaker 3: You know it.
Speaker 1: They can hide from it, they can't deny it. And
Speaker 1: if you think she's had an epiphany, is now going
Speaker 1: to be the actual Joe Biden that you thought you
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Speaker 1: Yeah, he's as decided about it as I am, and
Speaker 1: I'm excited to talk to Kevin, who's kind of enough
Speaker 1: to call this morning. Kevin, Happy Friday to you, Thanks
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Speaker 7: Hey, good morning, Brian. I'm a betting man.
Speaker 11: I bet more than half of that railroad sale goes
Speaker 11: directly into the campaign pockets of apt TAB pure evil.
Speaker 1: Well is he existing infrastructure? I have to ask, because
Speaker 1: the terms and conditions upon which the voter's approved the
Speaker 1: sale was it will be invested, all of it managed
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Speaker 1: Just say it. It's the lawyer in me that brings
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff up. I appreciate your concern, though, Kevin.
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Speaker 1: What else do we don't know about Kamala Harris? The
Speaker 1: all important foreign policy? Does she know anything about foreign policy?
Speaker 1: Where is she on foreign policy? We have no idea.
Speaker 1: The world is falling apart. We have nothing to show
Speaker 1: by way of Kamala Harris's foreign policy chops, and of
Speaker 1: course Tima walls no foreign policy chops. What does she
Speaker 1: think about the twenty twenty one Afghanistan withdrawal, the failure
Speaker 1: to her Russian Ukraine, the Iranians nuclear program, China's South
Speaker 1: China Sea land grabs, their designs on Taiwan? Anything anybody
Speaker 1: know anything? Can you answer those questions? I have no idea.
Speaker 1: In the American people deserve to know this. We are
Speaker 1: basically on the cusp of World War three here. Apparently
Speaker 1: she'd been endeavoring her team rather not her words, but
Speaker 1: her team's been trying to walk back whether she told
Speaker 1: an anti Israeli group that she'd be willing to ponder
Speaker 1: an arms embargo to Israel. She didn't show up at
Speaker 1: Benjamin Attanya his speech to Congress, and question she hasn't
Speaker 1: answered yet why did she pass over Josh sapiras her
Speaker 1: running mate. Well, she's got a lot of anti israel
Speaker 1: folks in Minneapolis and Michigan and Wisconsin. Maybe that's the reason.
Speaker 1: But since she's on record wanting to ban fracking, that
Speaker 1: causes a big problem for the Pennsylvania voters. They get
Speaker 1: a huge, huge influx of tax revenue from the aforementioned
Speaker 1: fracking and their sale of the evil loosely referred to
Speaker 1: as fossil fuels, coal, natural gas, and oil. It funds
Speaker 1: the coffers of the state of Pennsylvany, and if you
Speaker 1: took it away from them, they would be out hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of jobs and literally millions and millions of
Speaker 1: dollars coming into the coffers of the state from that
Speaker 1: industry or those industries. Not a good look for Kamala Harrison.
Speaker 1: It's one of the reasons why she probably could have
Speaker 1: gone should have gone with Shapiro. But we can't have
Speaker 1: a Jewish person, can we. At least that's what we're
Speaker 1: left to believe. She hasn't explained it. She told counsel
Speaker 1: on Formulations again on the record in twenty nineteen, that
Speaker 1: she'd rejoin Iran's nuclear deal as long as Iran has
Speaker 1: returned to verifiable compliance. Guess what Iran hasn't and does
Speaker 1: not comply And it is near developing a nuclear weapon.
Speaker 1: That ship has sailed. Where is she on it now?
Speaker 1: These questions remain unanswered six twenty five fifty five. Krositi
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Speaker 3: Always my pleasure, Ryan.
Speaker 1: You know, and I saw your first topic of conversation
Speaker 1: kind of influencing people through TikTok. One of your favorite
Speaker 1: topics of conversation is telling people to get the hell
Speaker 1: off TikTok. Article this morning, I read in the first
Speaker 1: sec earlier in the program about Iran accelerating their cyberactivity
Speaker 1: in order to influence the upcoming presidential election against Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: They hate Trump, apparently, they obviously an issue to I
Speaker 1: guess a death thread against him or an assassination threat
Speaker 1: against them. At least that's what our intelligence official has said.
Speaker 1: And so now they're building fake news sites, impersonating activists,
Speaker 1: laying groundwork to stoke division, all according to the Associated Press.
Speaker 3: Yeah, sadly not at all surprised by that. I know.
Speaker 3: I mean, let's be realistic here. For better or worse,
Speaker 3: whether it's TikTok or Instagram or Facebook or whatever, these
Speaker 3: platforms have hundreds of millions, if not billions of users
Speaker 3: every day throughout the world, including huge populations in the
Speaker 3: United States that use one or more of these things.
Speaker 3: And you know the TikTok report. I encourage people to
Speaker 3: go read this article from the Washington Times because it's sources.
Speaker 3: It points out the sources they used for the article.
Speaker 3: But yeah, of course they're going to use these platforms
Speaker 3: to try to persuade and influence people to particular opinions.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's one of the reasons why these things
Speaker 3: have been as successful as they have from a financial
Speaker 3: standpoint is the people behind them realize the persuasive power
Speaker 3: and make a lot of money off advertising. So, I mean,
Speaker 3: it just makes sense if you have some sort of
Speaker 3: narrative you want to push that you're going to try
Speaker 3: to reach people on these platforms where they are now. Again,
Speaker 3: TikTok is a special case, as you and I have
Speaker 3: discussed many times over the past few years, pretty much
Speaker 3: since its inception. There have been many allegations about privacy
Speaker 3: issues with TikTok that are well documented, But TikTok again
Speaker 3: kind of a special case because many people have come
Speaker 3: back and said, well, how is it any different than
Speaker 3: Facebook or Instagram or fill in the blank. And the
Speaker 3: answer is, well, it's owned by a Chinese company by Dance,
Speaker 3: which is controlled by the People's Liberation Army and the
Speaker 3: Communist Party of China, and it's increasingly clear that it's
Speaker 3: being used for more than just extremely aggressive and granted
Speaker 3: or data collection about its users. I would remind people
Speaker 3: go look at the Apple app privacy label for TikTok
Speaker 3: and see what it purports to collect. But it's being
Speaker 3: used as a way to according to various reports, including
Speaker 3: this article that references it in a new report that
Speaker 3: recently came out, that it's being used as a propaganda
Speaker 3: tool by the Chinese Communist Party to forward narratives that
Speaker 3: are helpful to them and their cause and their ideology
Speaker 3: and suppress ideas that are not helpful to them. This thing,
Speaker 3: I know, we don't have time to get too deep
Speaker 3: into it, and people can go read this from themselves.
Speaker 3: It's very easy to find. The report that the article
Speaker 3: references is TikTok Operations in the United States, unveiling strategic
Speaker 3: moves and sites and what lies ahead. Now I'm reading
Speaker 3: directly from the Washington Times article reveals the Chinese government's
Speaker 3: plans to use short videos and other methods to promote
Speaker 3: communist ideology and narratives worldwide. That's a direct quote from
Speaker 3: the Washington Times article, which then references the report. This
Speaker 3: article is based on a couple other highlights in here.
Speaker 3: Chinese scholars study the application enlightenment of TikTok and ideological
Speaker 3: and political education for college students. States TikTok can be
Speaker 3: used to expand channels for delivering ideological education to Americans
Speaker 3: born in the nineteen nineties, a critical demographic target.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 3: It talks about the Biden administration banning this. You know
Speaker 3: it talks about the two people that authored the DOJ
Speaker 3: study this article is referencing. I know we're going to
Speaker 3: run out of time but I encourage people to read this.
Speaker 3: I encourage people to stop using TikTok for all the
Speaker 3: reasons we have talked about many, many, many times. And
Speaker 3: you know, if you need more evidence that it's it's
Speaker 3: not just the data collection, because that is a problem
Speaker 3: in and of itself in my opinion, But I would
Speaker 3: make the same argument for most of these platforms. You know, again,
Speaker 3: the difference is here, your data is going to come
Speaker 3: a business that is controlled by the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: And then as we see more and more evidence of
Speaker 3: this thing being used as a persuasion and propaganda tool
Speaker 3: to push pro communist narratives and suppress pro freedom narratives
Speaker 3: and to create dissent in the United States, it's.
Speaker 1: Creating a part in the United States. That is another
Speaker 1: component of this arn article. The same thing stir and
Speaker 1: stoke division wherever it can be stirred and stoked. Is
Speaker 1: one of the reasons I think why we find ourselves
Speaker 1: so divided as a society. You know, we're victims of
Speaker 1: all this online screening and yelling at each other, and
Speaker 1: we don't have an opportunity to sit down and talk
Speaker 1: rationally like normal adult human beings. So where they can
Speaker 1: find division, they do it real quick.
Speaker 3: This article, Gordon Chang, a China expert with the Gatestone
Speaker 3: Incident Institute, says the Chinese government has weaponized TikTok is
Speaker 3: a quote instrument of war unquote by waging what Beijing
Speaker 3: calls quote unrestricted warfare end quote. And then he goes
Speaker 3: on to say, if you have TikTok on a device,
Speaker 3: you're getting what the Communist Party of China wants you
Speaker 3: to see. Mister Chang said, you know, and then it
Speaker 3: goes on so, yeah, people should read this and then
Speaker 3: immediately get rid of TikTok.
Speaker 1: And everyone's craticulating for that. Figure out more with tech
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Speaker 1: Friday's doing a few segments talking tech. And what's the
Speaker 1: story behind this the suit against Meta for seven billion
Speaker 1: dollars day?
Speaker 3: Yeah, pretty interesting. So this lawsuit was recently announced by
Speaker 3: advertisers on Meta platforms. As a reminder for folks, your
Speaker 3: Meta is the parent company of Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and
Speaker 3: other platforms. You know, a few years ago they changed
Speaker 3: the parent company named to Meta, so again they own
Speaker 3: multiple properties. And an Adweek article talks about this. It's
Speaker 3: kind of interesting because the bottom line is basically that
Speaker 3: the folks in this lawsuit are alleging that meta platforms
Speaker 3: have vastly inflated the number of views they're getting on
Speaker 3: things so that they can charge substantially more money for
Speaker 3: the ads they're running on there. Again, kind of going
Speaker 3: back to that last segment as a reminder, if you
Speaker 3: can pick any of these platforms right, they have lots
Speaker 3: of users, and to the extent that they can claim
Speaker 3: they have active users that are seeing your content, they
Speaker 3: can charge more money.
Speaker 1: So a block farm with one hundred thousand fake user
Speaker 1: accounts can make a social media influencer look like they
Speaker 1: have one hundred thousand followers when they have none.
Speaker 3: Exactly, and or can amplify certain types of content or whatever. Again,
Speaker 3: this speaks both to the advertising appeal of these things. Hey,
Speaker 3: I want to get lots of eyeballs on something I'm
Speaker 3: trying to sell, so I'm going to use a site
Speaker 3: like Facebook or Instagram or TikTok or whatever. And then
Speaker 3: what you're paying for, you know, their purported numbers are
Speaker 3: substantially less again, according to this lawsuit, as much as
Speaker 3: four hundred percent. Now think about that for a second.
Speaker 3: I mean that is a massive number. I could easily
Speaker 3: see where someone could argue okay, And you know a
Speaker 3: lot of times when you look at the analytics on
Speaker 3: these tools and the metrics they spit out, it'll tell you, well,
Speaker 3: this isn't a precise number, right, so I could see
Speaker 3: where you might be off a couple of percent, maybe
Speaker 3: ten percent, but four hundred percent margin, Yeah, yeah, you're
Speaker 3: over inflating the viewers by four hundred percent. I mean,
Speaker 3: it's it's pretty insane.
Speaker 1: So the allegation is, when me ask you, this is
Speaker 1: the claim in the lawsuit, that they did this then,
Speaker 1: so they knowingly and intentionally themselves inflated the numbers, or
Speaker 1: that the numbers were artificially inflated by outside entities, say
Speaker 1: like Chinese bot farms, and that Meta knew about it
Speaker 1: but did nothing to correct it or bring it closer
Speaker 1: to reality.
Speaker 3: Well, that's an excellent question, thank you. I have not
Speaker 3: read the lawsuit. I've only read what's been reported on
Speaker 3: in regards to it. But here's a direct quote from
Speaker 3: this ADWEK story about it. The claim is that the
Speaker 3: plaintiff made advertising spin decisions based on inflated reach, said
Speaker 3: Jason Kent, CEO of the nonprofit group Digital Content Next. Now,
Speaker 3: I've seen allegations of this before that these platforms essentially
Speaker 3: know that they're inflating these numbers because it allows them
Speaker 3: to charge more money and by presenting real numbers, their
Speaker 3: revenue and profitability would go way down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they have no incentive to even look into it. So,
Speaker 1: assuming they're not themselves doing it, they have the knowledge
Speaker 1: or ability to ferret this out, but you maybe choose
Speaker 1: not to do it because again, that would impact their
Speaker 1: bottom line.
Speaker 3: Well it's interest. Yeah, my personal perspective is that's exactly correct.
Speaker 3: And if you recall last week, we talked about a
Speaker 3: Wired story from a guy who created a platform called
Speaker 3: webx ray that's trying to show you how you're tracked
Speaker 3: by advertisers, and it kind of relates to this. But
Speaker 3: what there's a quote that sticks out in my mind
Speaker 3: from that article last week. This guy that created a
Speaker 3: webx ray used to work at Google and he's quoted
Speaker 3: in that Wired article. I'm going to paraphrase the man
Speaker 3: I get exact rate something to the effect of, no
Speaker 3: one inside these companies wants to stop the money machine. Right,
Speaker 3: So even if they know that there may be issues
Speaker 3: with some of these things, you don't want to be
Speaker 3: the person it's like, well, wait a minute, we should
Speaker 3: do this. In his case, he was focused more on
Speaker 3: the privacy concerns that these things raise and the extensive tracking.
Speaker 3: But you know, I think that's part of the problem
Speaker 3: obviously these companies. Again, I would remind folks when you
Speaker 3: look at Alphabet, the parent company of Google, or Meta
Speaker 3: parent company of Facebook, most of their revenue comes from
Speaker 3: your data. You are not the customer, you are the product.
Speaker 3: They're making money off of your data and selling you
Speaker 3: things based on that data, selling your data, et cetera.
Speaker 3: So again, anything that impacts that is going to take
Speaker 3: a gigantic chunk out of the revenue because what else
Speaker 3: did they have to sell you And at the moment,
Speaker 3: the answer is nothing. If you think about it, you
Speaker 3: know that has tried some things like that home portal
Speaker 3: thing they were selling for a while didn't catch on.
Speaker 3: So it'll this to me is going to be very
Speaker 3: interesting to see how this plays out. Along with you
Speaker 3: may have seen, Brian, it wasn't on our list to
Speaker 3: talk about today, but this recent lawsuit that went forward
Speaker 3: with Google and basically claimed that Google Search is a monopoly,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure they're going to peel that all the
Speaker 3: way to the Supreme Court, and maybe we should talk
Speaker 3: about this next week. But it appears from what I've read,
Speaker 3: again not an attorney, that there's a strong possibility that
Speaker 3: Googles want to monopolistic power over search. And one of
Speaker 3: the ways they've accomplished this is they pay companies like
Speaker 3: Apple and other companies to make Google their default search engine. Anyone,
Speaker 3: anyone can go in anytime and change their default search engine,
Speaker 3: but most people don't know they can do that, and
Speaker 3: most people don't know how to do it right, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, I would encourage everyone, you know, change, yes,
Speaker 3: change your Google search engine. It's easy to do. In fact,
Speaker 3: if you want to have a little fun, go to
Speaker 3: Google and search on how to change your search engine.
Speaker 3: You'll get the you'll get the articles you need from there.
Speaker 3: Then you can go into your browser settings on whatever
Speaker 3: platform you're on and change it to something more friendly
Speaker 3: like Duck Duck Go or start Page or one of
Speaker 3: the other you know. I would even argue being with
Speaker 3: more privacy friendly than Google. But nevertheless, nevertheless, it'll be
Speaker 3: interesting to see where this goes, because I mean, I
Speaker 3: think this could really have a huge impact on that industry.
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Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago, Dave about the Ferrari CEO whose
Speaker 1: voice got cloned with artificial intelligence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it hit the press maybe a week or two ago. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it got a lot of attention at the moment, and
Speaker 3: it's kind of died off again. But it's it's fascinating
Speaker 3: for several reasons. You know, we've talked about this concept before,
Speaker 3: uh and we're now starting to see tax using it.
Speaker 3: So you know, AI allows you to clone someone's voice
Speaker 3: aka voice cloning. It's really a type of deep fake.
Speaker 3: Reminder for folks, deep fake really is just a various
Speaker 3: piece of content created by some sort of AI. Could
Speaker 3: be audio, could be video in some cases some combination
Speaker 3: of both. And there have been some high profile cases
Speaker 3: of these deep fake voice clones where someone is using
Speaker 3: this technology to copy someone's voice and impersonate them.
Speaker 7: And this I think.
Speaker 3: I hate to say, I'm happy to see a story
Speaker 3: like this hit the news, but I think a lot
Speaker 3: of people when I've tried to warn about this, and
Speaker 3: I think I may have mentioned this to you before,
Speaker 3: and on two different local TV channels, I have done
Speaker 3: the interview with a reporter where we clone their voice
Speaker 3: to demonstrate this technology. This is a real thing. I
Speaker 3: cannot stress enough to people that just because you are
Speaker 3: hearing someone's voice, especially on a voicemail message or possibly
Speaker 3: even real time. There was a big story that came
Speaker 3: out of I believe it was Taiwan about a year ago,
Speaker 3: where a guy was on a zoom call with people
Speaker 3: he claims that he knew this would are not unknown
Speaker 3: people to him. These were people he claimed he knew
Speaker 3: on a Kazoom call quote unquote and they convinced him
Speaker 3: to transfer twenty five million dollars. That was heavily reported on.
Speaker 3: So now we see another example. And there's multiple facets
Speaker 3: to this that I think are important for people to understand. Again,
Speaker 3: the first and the foremost being it is easy to
Speaker 3: clone someone's voice. And people will ask me, well, I'm
Speaker 3: not a celebrity, how would you get my voice? And
Speaker 3: my simple answer is, well, if I call your phone number,
Speaker 3: do you have a voicemail message? Because if the answer
Speaker 3: is yes, I probably have enough of your voice to
Speaker 3: clone it using one of these freely available tools to
Speaker 3: take no skill or experience to use. So that's the
Speaker 3: first piece. If your voice is out there in any
Speaker 3: public forum that I have access to, and even if
Speaker 3: I got the AT and T dump of phone numbers
Speaker 3: and just randomly called phone numbers and got a voicemail,
Speaker 3: I could clone that voice. So don't tell me your
Speaker 3: voice isn't out there. Maybe it's not, but it probably is.
Speaker 3: So that's thing. One thing too is in many cases,
Speaker 3: now again this was clearly targeted. Right they went after
Speaker 3: the CFO of Ferrari and impersonated the CEO of Ferrari.
Speaker 3: How hard do you think it is Brian to do
Speaker 3: a little open source intelligence and figure out who the
Speaker 3: CEO and CFO of Ferrari are.
Speaker 1: Very simple at partly thinking about thirty seconds here while
Speaker 1: I'm talking to you.
Speaker 3: You have a website. They have LinkedIn. They're in the press,
Speaker 3: easy to find, right and then.
Speaker 1: Entry too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if you dig around a little bit, Apparently the
Speaker 3: CEO of Ferrari has a unique Italian accent. You know,
Speaker 3: it mimicked that although the CFO city thought it wasn't
Speaker 3: exactly perfect, and that's often the case. But here's the thing.
Speaker 3: Apparently they sent WhatsApp messages to the CFO. So that
Speaker 3: would be my first quote. If you don't normally get
Speaker 3: communications from someone who was asking you to do something,
Speaker 3: especially financial, over a meetium, if your CEO has never
Speaker 3: contacted you via what's happy for or fill in the
Speaker 3: immediate red flag. So you know he's chatting him up
Speaker 3: and then he works into hey, we're doing an acquisition.
Speaker 3: I'm going to need you to do a thing. It
Speaker 3: needs to be kept confidential in da blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: So they're they're working this guy social engineering. So we've
Speaker 3: got what is essentially a social engineering attack using you know,
Speaker 3: a known platform. Obviously they found this guy's what'sapp information
Speaker 3: slash phone number out there, Probably not that hard to
Speaker 3: do as well, could have been leaked, could be stolen,
Speaker 3: maybe posted somewhere, which is one of the reasons why
Speaker 3: the less information you post about yourself that could be
Speaker 3: used in these types of maneuvers, the better. And eventually,
Speaker 3: you know, the guy started to get a weird feeling.
Speaker 3: It didn't feel right back that they have to maintain
Speaker 3: a healthy dose of skepticism at all times, especially in
Speaker 3: any unusual scenario. And then he asked him about a book.
Speaker 1: A book he'd recommend the question right right default, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna ask you, like if I hear you get
Speaker 1: a call from my son reporting to be my son.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's a dozen different questions I could ask
Speaker 1: him about things that happened in the past that only
Speaker 1: he would know about, Like which is that painting on
Speaker 1: the wall upstairs that you really hate? My son knows
Speaker 1: which one, but nobody could answer that question outside of
Speaker 1: my son. So period, end of story. Hey, we're out
Speaker 1: of time. That's just big red flag for everybody. I
Speaker 1: appreciate your warnings, your concerns, You're admonishing my audience about
Speaker 1: paying attention and being careful, and of course let's end
Speaker 1: on the get the hell off TikTok. Thanks to Interest
Speaker 1: I for sponsor this, Dave, I really appreciate what you do.
Speaker 3: My friend, always my pleasure.
Speaker 4: Brian.
Speaker 3: Thanks, I look forward to chat with you next week.
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Speaker 7: Well, what I was referring to is the state endorsements,
Speaker 7: So let's talk about the local endorsements, because that's what
Speaker 7: this was. So what happens is the president appoints a
Speaker 7: committee and probably the same people that there's no compensation
Speaker 7: for being on this committee or anything like that. It's
Speaker 7: really dedicated stuff. So that's why it's hurt a little
Speaker 7: bit to say those things. But you know, the truth
Speaker 7: be the truth on this one. They really screwed up.
Speaker 7: So I appoint a committee. Now the now president appoints committee,
Speaker 7: and the way it worked with me is I check
Speaker 7: in and a little bit. I don't like the micromanage.
Speaker 7: I check in a little bit in the beginning and
Speaker 7: have the endorsements brought to me at the end, and
Speaker 7: I did not always agree with the endorsement. Look, there's
Speaker 7: no secret I'm about this conservative as you can get.
Speaker 7: I mean, I'm often disappointed with Republicans for not being
Speaker 7: conservative enough. Sure, but I realized that I'm in a
Speaker 7: lodge that has members of all persuasions and political parties
Speaker 7: and everything else. Was that dead? Was that said? There's
Speaker 7: certain things I'll tell the committee chairperson, like, Hey, whatever
Speaker 7: you do, make sure you look after so and so
Speaker 7: because they've been great to us in areas that you
Speaker 7: might not know of because I'm the president I know,
Speaker 7: or whatever you do, be aware that so and so
Speaker 7: has done this, or that you know, a reminder type
Speaker 7: of thing. So, just so we're clear. If I had
Speaker 7: anything to do with this, and say Greg Lanson was
Speaker 7: running against Satan, it was between Greg Lansman and Satan,
Speaker 7: I would I would have told the committee chairperson, I say, look,
Speaker 7: I can't support I can't support either one of these
Speaker 7: at all. I think it'd be an embarrassment if the
Speaker 7: FOP endorsed Greg lanb I think it'd be an embarrassment
Speaker 7: as the FOP endorsed Satan. So let's just let's plan
Speaker 7: on a no endorsement on that one, and that way
Speaker 7: the committee chairperson could could steer him that way. And
Speaker 7: the reason why, the reason I say that was with
Speaker 7: Lands and you know, you got the Gang of Five
Speaker 7: and his activities during George Floyd. A lot of people
Speaker 7: don't remember this one. I was the president. I saw
Speaker 7: his behavior during the Kyle Plush tragedy and how he
Speaker 7: was throwing the city under the bus, the employees of
Speaker 7: the city under the bus before they really knew what
Speaker 7: was going on. And I don't want to go deep
Speaker 7: into that rabbit hole Kyle Plush, but that had a
Speaker 7: lot more to do where a spare tire had been
Speaker 7: stored than it did anything else. It was just a terrible,
Speaker 7: terrible thing of fate. But basically throwing the cop center
Speaker 7: the bus and that that very sad tragedy absolutely turned
Speaker 7: my stomach. But not to go off on a national scene,
Speaker 7: uh Bran, I guess I still find about that process.
Speaker 7: Did I answer enough of your questions about that process?
Speaker 1: I guess fair enough, But I just not Every member
Speaker 1: of the FOP voted correct, No, no.
Speaker 7: No, The endorsements are done by a small committee that
Speaker 7: actually interviews these folks and everything else. And like I said,
Speaker 7: they've alved here the long time. God bless them. Yeah,
Speaker 7: a lot of them are retired and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: But there is a responsibility of the president. And I
Speaker 7: heard the president on your show the like all these yeah,
Speaker 7: these people voted and that's all there is too, Like, well,
Speaker 7: it shouldn't be there. All there is too, because you've
Speaker 7: got to sign off on stuff as the president. I
Speaker 7: wouldn't sign off on anything that embarrasses that should embarrass
Speaker 7: the lodge. And this it's me embarrassed the lodge because
Speaker 7: I've seen who Greg Lansman is. And I was trying
Speaker 7: to do a funny when I was talking about Landsman
Speaker 7: versus Stayton. We know we don't have Greg Lanson versus State.
Speaker 7: We have in versus Orlando Sanza, who's like one of
Speaker 7: the neatest guys I've ever met that wants to be
Speaker 7: involved in politics. I mean, why a guy is need
Speaker 7: is Orlando Sanda wants to get involved in the political world.
Speaker 7: You know, he's got to be crazy.
Speaker 1: I guess you're right, Well, you know it's one of
Speaker 1: those you know, he's one of those few people who
Speaker 1: in spite of the fact that he is very successful
Speaker 1: as a business man, independent, very intelligent. Of course, he
Speaker 1: was Hamling Kenny prosecutor. He was a CPA, and he
Speaker 1: is a guy who doesn't need the headache and hassle
Speaker 1: of public office, and yet here he is doing it.
Speaker 1: He's got four kids at home, he's got to deal
Speaker 1: with his wife and everything else.
Speaker 7: So he's the type of guy I dream one day
Speaker 7: it could be the President of the United States, exactly
Speaker 7: type of character this guy is. So here's what I
Speaker 7: think might have been part of it. There's there is
Speaker 7: a there's an issue, and it's been way bigger with
Speaker 7: the retired. Now I'm a retired guy kind of I
Speaker 7: work a lot, but and this is a social security
Speaker 7: fairness thing, and I admit I don't know the issue
Speaker 7: real well. But there's certain states where the pension system
Speaker 7: kind of screws over the cops. There's a law because
Speaker 7: the way our pension works, that they don't get full
Speaker 7: social Security if they've had sob security jobs. So I
Speaker 7: guess Landsman has become a champion for trying to fix that.
Speaker 7: But to me, I was now ready to go to
Speaker 7: some national issues. You're worried about your social security. I
Speaker 7: don't think there's going to be a social security when
Speaker 7: you're talking about what the Democrats are doing with the border.
Speaker 7: The border, the border, which is in violation of the
Speaker 7: rule of law, which is trying to take down our
Speaker 7: two party system. So I no longer can look at
Speaker 7: anything I do, even like if I was still involved
Speaker 7: in FOP as just oh, I'm just a guy that's
Speaker 7: bouncing between you know, who's pro labor with the Democrats
Speaker 7: and who's you know, who's moving more pro law and
Speaker 7: order with the Republicans. We're past all that right now.
Speaker 7: Our nation's under attack. And unless unless the Democrat stands
Speaker 7: up and goes, my party is totally screwing up here
Speaker 7: because they're giving up the sovereignty of the nation and
Speaker 7: they're violating the rule law by inviting every thug throughout
Speaker 7: the third world here into this country. Then I have
Speaker 7: no interest in them anyway. So uh, maybe other people
Speaker 7: can't see what you and I can see, which is
Speaker 7: a shame because we all got to wake up. I
Speaker 7: just heard your tech guy talking about I ran doing
Speaker 7: what they can do that the hurt Donald Trump and
Speaker 7: nobody should be shocked by this. They want the What
Speaker 7: the left has gone to in this country leaves me
Speaker 7: a little bit handicapped to being able to to do
Speaker 7: what we used to be able to do with endorsements.
Speaker 7: Is like, like I said, it's kind of way between
Speaker 7: that that Democrat and Republican thing, because as a pro
Speaker 7: law and order union, we should probably ring more republican.
Speaker 7: But I understand why sometimes as a labor union we
Speaker 7: cared about uh you know, uh what what some Democrats
Speaker 7: were saying. I don't even believe. I don't believe the
Speaker 7: Democrats or even pro traditional labor anymore. I don't, I don't.
Speaker 7: I don't know what they are other than you're socialists
Speaker 7: that want to take down the country as we know.
Speaker 7: But there I kind of one off on a tangent
Speaker 7: on you. So I can talk a little bit about
Speaker 7: the state if you have more time.
Speaker 1: Yes we did, We're out of time in the segment,
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Speaker 1: Happy Friday to You're talking with former FOP President Dan
Speaker 1: Hills about the FOP since Nation Eternal Order Police Now endorsements,
Speaker 1: which include, of course oddly Greg Lansman versus Orlando Sons.
Speaker 1: And to me, there is no no one better running
Speaker 1: for office locally than Orlando Son. Just love the guy.
Speaker 1: I can't. Obviously Dan feels the same way. If you haven't.
Speaker 1: If you're listening to Dan and I talk about and
Speaker 1: seeing Orlando's praises and you're like, what, you haven't met him?
Speaker 1: Meet him. He's all around, he's readily available, he loves
Speaker 1: to talk to people. He's just strong on the issues.
Speaker 1: Orlando Sons at dot COM's where you can find out
Speaker 1: where he is on any given policy position. So a true, true,
Speaker 1: wonderful candidate, and I think he's going to serve our community. Well.
Speaker 1: But pivoting over you, Dan Hills wanted to mention some
Speaker 1: of the Order of State races which were not part
Speaker 1: of the endorsements.
Speaker 7: Well, let me let me just double down on Orlando
Speaker 7: for you, because that's what got this all started. He's
Speaker 7: a he's a west Point graduate, his wife's a west
Speaker 7: Point graduate, former prosecutor. You know, I'll sum it up
Speaker 7: in a word. He's a patriot and this is a
Speaker 7: time in our country where we meet patriots. And so, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm all in for Orlando Sons. I told
Speaker 7: him I'll go, I'll go answer phone that his campaign
Speaker 7: headquarters or whatever. And and again, there's rarely people in
Speaker 7: politics that that make me go that that guy is
Speaker 7: a special.
Speaker 1: I wrote it, and doubling down on that, I wrote
Speaker 1: him a check. That makes cool. I think four politicians
Speaker 1: that I've written a check to for their campaigns in
Speaker 1: my life.
Speaker 7: You know what, I'm gonna take that as a I'm
Speaker 7: gonna take that as a challenge. I'm gonna I'm gonna
Speaker 7: write him a check to just because you said that.
Speaker 7: So it can't be as big as a Brian Thomas.
Speaker 7: At the state level, there is a committee and it's
Speaker 7: made up of the Lodge presidents typically, I believe. So
Speaker 7: I've been on that committee and so like two years ago,
Speaker 7: on that committee, I've voted that we endorsed JD. Bans
Speaker 7: against whatever that left he was that he was running
Speaker 7: against and Uh I got I got beaten up quite
Speaker 7: a bit in the in the committee and ended up
Speaker 7: doing a a no endorsement recommendation to the floor where
Speaker 7: the delegates I would have liked to have been this time,
Speaker 7: get a chance to vote well from that floor, Me
Speaker 7: and one of the other the I think there were
Speaker 7: three of us that tried to get jd Uh recommended
Speaker 7: for endorsement. We went to the floor and ended up
Speaker 7: the floor of a rule the committee and they they
Speaker 7: endorsed jd. Bands. So you know that that that I
Speaker 7: think could turn out really good for our country is
Speaker 7: you know, he's he's really to me looking like a
Speaker 7: good VP assistant to the Donald Trump. But so that's
Speaker 7: how that works at the state. Here at the local
Speaker 7: it's you know, it works a little different. But if
Speaker 7: I was up at the state, I would have wanted
Speaker 7: to endorse UH. If I would have been a delegate,
Speaker 7: I would have voted to endorse Bernie Marino. We did
Speaker 7: a no endorsement on this one here, which I'll take
Speaker 7: as a kind of a victory for law and order
Speaker 7: over shared Brown. And don't get me off talking about Sheridan.
Speaker 7: I know IM in the same camp as Greg Lambsam.
Speaker 7: You know, if it was Shared Brown and Satan running
Speaker 7: against each other, I would want to do a no endorsement.
Speaker 7: But with Bernie Marino, I thought it would be wise
Speaker 7: that we gave him an endorsement, and one that doesn't
Speaker 7: necessarily stay there the next time in six years when
Speaker 7: he runs again. Also would have would have voted for
Speaker 7: Joe Deaters and very disappointed that we endorsed his opponent
Speaker 7: there at the state level. So, like I said, traditionally
Speaker 7: we probably fope at the state level leans a little left.
Speaker 7: Here locally we used to kind of lean a little
Speaker 7: bit right, and I I did everything I could to
Speaker 7: keep that in order, because again, I think we're more
Speaker 7: important for us to be a law and order organization
Speaker 7: than a labor organization. And people that are people that
Speaker 7: are worried about their social security fairness. I get it
Speaker 7: that times are tight. To start to look why times
Speaker 7: are especially tight with inflation, and look at the future
Speaker 7: of social security if you keep electing Democrats, and so
Speaker 7: I can't help but to have my personal beliefs and
Speaker 7: what I've observed is happening at the national level and
Speaker 7: everything else really bleed over into my my union politics
Speaker 7: because I want everybody to to do better and to
Speaker 7: you know, thrive in this country. But I you know,
Speaker 7: especially policemen and especially I want you know, there to
Speaker 7: be law and order. And I think that I think
Speaker 7: we haven't even begun to see the worst of what's
Speaker 7: going to happen with these people that are coming over
Speaker 7: the border illegally. Yeah, and how it's going to affect
Speaker 7: the safety of the nation. Well, and when when President
Speaker 7: Trump and JD vance, when I think that's when you're
Speaker 7: going to start seeing a lot of the terror cells
Speaker 7: that are are are coming across that border.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, there is that concern. Yeah, our own FBI
Speaker 1: director has warned us all about that one and about
Speaker 1: a month ago he's issued a warning that you know,
Speaker 1: the threat level is as high as he's ever seen it,
Speaker 1: and that's because of the open border and then the
Speaker 1: various types that came along with it. And since you
Speaker 1: brought that up, and I really was drying to ask
Speaker 1: you this question while I had you on the phone,
Speaker 1: I haven't heard anything. Although no, I've heard from listeners
Speaker 1: and others that claim to be in the know or
Speaker 1: have information. We do have an illegal immigrant problem in
Speaker 1: this area. It's just that no one is ever talking
Speaker 1: about it. Obviously not as bad as a place like
Speaker 1: Chicago or New York or some of the border cities
Speaker 1: that are just overwhelmed with them. But have you are
Speaker 1: we struggling with that in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 1: Do you know if we got a lot of illegal
Speaker 1: immigrants in our area?
Speaker 7: Now, well, let me tell you, I don't like my
Speaker 7: uh my one of my jobs being involved in politics,
Speaker 7: but I work for a small affluent community and police department,
Speaker 7: right yeah, and uh they they had a bunch of burglars.
Speaker 7: They were from Chile, right okay, and they were they
Speaker 7: were also hitting another even more affluent, uh community here
Speaker 7: in Hamilton County, and they got they got locked up.
Speaker 7: Great work by one of the policemen in the community
Speaker 7: in which I work. And so they got put on
Speaker 7: a bracelet. Can you believe that they're they're the land
Speaker 7: legal ali and bad guys. So when they got you know,
Speaker 7: out of jail and put on that bracelet, Brian, you
Speaker 7: want to guess how long I think there was two
Speaker 7: of them, maybe three, but you guess how long those
Speaker 7: bracelets stayed on their ankle.
Speaker 1: Probably just as soon as they got out of the
Speaker 1: whole lock up facility.
Speaker 7: Have you did an over under, don't go don't go
Speaker 7: over three? Okay, don't go with the over three. If
Speaker 7: you're betting the over undergo under.
Speaker 1: So they cut the ankle monitor off and then they
Speaker 1: take off and go someplace off.
Speaker 7: Room, and they're back to and they're back to Chile.
Speaker 7: And you know, in the next set of a bass
Speaker 7: folks come up here. And that's happening all around the
Speaker 7: country without much much being talked about, right, is that
Speaker 7: if fluent neighborhoods are being the homes are being burger
Speaker 7: rived by gangs of illegal aliens from Chile, from Venezuela,
Speaker 7: from Columbia, all these places, because they're all being all
Speaker 7: coming here. The prisons are being released. Trump talks about
Speaker 7: it all the time. I wish I wish you could
Speaker 7: articulate it a little bit better and have people understand
Speaker 7: that this is coming home to you and so back
Speaker 7: to again. You know, if you're you're on an endorsement
Speaker 7: committee or whatever, and especially you're a cop, you're a copper,
Speaker 7: a retired cop, and you're going, look what these people
Speaker 7: are doing. It's totally against the rule wall, totally against
Speaker 7: everything we ever believed in in this country, and it's
Speaker 7: going to have real effects on everybody. It has effects
Speaker 7: on whether you can get a job, if you're if
Speaker 7: you're pro labor and you're being you're you're being cut
Speaker 7: off the ankles because of a bunch of legal aliens.
Speaker 7: And I see them all over the place working. I'm
Speaker 7: sorry to make assumptions that some of them are illegal,
Speaker 7: but I imagine actually most of them are. And at
Speaker 7: the same time, if you are in a more affluent
Speaker 7: position in life, or you have a nice home or whatever,
Speaker 7: just so you know, some some Colombians or some Chileans
Speaker 7: might just kick in your door and they might have firearms,
Speaker 7: firearms on them, and they might take all of your
Speaker 7: really nice stuff. Actually have I actually have two wealthy friends.
Speaker 7: I got Brian Thomas, I got another friends and news
Speaker 7: and is surgeon, and he got broke into in in
Speaker 7: the Hyde Park area and they took Drewelry and and
Speaker 7: and things of that nature. I think those were Chileans too.
Speaker 7: So you know what, I feel like doing a wake
Speaker 7: up America. But that's from a police officer's point of view.
Speaker 7: You got to wake up and you got to realize
Speaker 7: who's actually looking out for the country. Ain't perfect. Ain't
Speaker 7: nobody in politics perfect. Probably Orlando signs it might be
Speaker 7: one of the closest I've ever seen to be in
Speaker 7: a perfect gentlemen. But we endorsed, we endorsed Greg Landsman,
Speaker 7: neverm So that's that's when I kind of lost it.
Speaker 1: Brian and Well, I'm glad that you were able to
Speaker 1: get a little bit more out of your system on
Speaker 1: the fifty five Caresee Morning Show and shed a little
Speaker 1: bit more light on this, and of course speak truth
Speaker 1: to the political folks and the that are making endorsements
Speaker 1: without thinking a little bit further than the moment in
Speaker 1: time right in front of them. Former FOP President Dan Hills,
Speaker 1: I appreciate your time today. Keep up the great work,
Speaker 1: and you always have a form here to talk Man
Speaker 1: and I welcome, I welcome you back on the morning show.
Speaker 7: I'm really glad to be there. Everybody, get out and
Speaker 7: vote for Orlando, please. It matters. It matters a lot
Speaker 7: for our country.
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Speaker 12: then my wife and I did so the whole Democrat
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Speaker 12: and and in a way it kind of is. But
Speaker 12: but really it is just too different, totally diametrically opposed,
Speaker 12: polar opposite ways of looking at at government and and
Speaker 12: and I cannot understand why why people aren't seeing this
Speaker 12: as much as they should be. How one side wants
Speaker 12: to run your life for you, control everything about your life,
Speaker 12: take all of your money in order to do that,
Speaker 12: and give your money away to people who haven't earned it. Uh,
Speaker 12: it just doesn't make any sense. That is that is
Speaker 12: what I just stated is about as un American as
Speaker 12: you can possibly think. We we we hear America believe
Speaker 12: in earning things and getting what you deserve. But sometimes
Speaker 12: you know that doesn't even work out, because life sucks sometimes.
Speaker 12: But to give people stuff for nothing it is because
Speaker 12: they quote unquote deserve it. That's just ridiculous. And they're
Speaker 12: taking something that you work for. So don't let them
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Speaker 12: don't vote Democrat. Have a great way you can't right.
Speaker 1: Great hearing from you, Tom, I appreciate it. I miss
Speaker 1: hearing from you regularly, and I look forward to your
Speaker 1: shift changing so we can return to that regular order
Speaker 1: of business. It's funny you mentioned that about what Americans
Speaker 1: believe in. Even Kamala Harris said the other day. Now,
Speaker 1: even though we don't know what she's running on, but
Speaker 1: she did say, I'm running to fight for an America
Speaker 1: where the economy works for working people and where hard
Speaker 1: work is rewarded, because that's the America I believe in.
Speaker 1: I shouldn't elaborate on that, but that sounds like a
Speaker 1: policy of position. They'll be more consistent what Thomas saying
Speaker 1: and what I'm saying, which is, yeah, hard work is
Speaker 1: reward and the reward is salary and pay that you
Speaker 1: should be able to keep and spend as you see
Speaker 1: fit work is rewarded. Sloth lethargy is not rewarded. And
Speaker 1: yet the Democrats regularly take from those who've earned. And
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter what color your skin is, what religion
Speaker 1: you worship. If you make money, they want to take
Speaker 1: it from you and give it to somebody else. I
Speaker 1: call that theft. And the fact that they can take
Speaker 1: what they want from you in the form of the
Speaker 1: tax rate is taking your labor. This is slavery when
Speaker 1: you have no say and you can be jailed, fine
Speaker 1: and penalized or otherwise. You know, docs are garnished. When
Speaker 1: you don't pay taxes, that means you must as a
Speaker 1: matter of law, which means they are capturing how much
Speaker 1: work you do on a percentage basis. So if you're
Speaker 1: in a twenty five percent tax right, twenty five percent
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Speaker 1: Seven forty three come up with seven forty four, fift
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Speaker 1: Tom Bragman explaining why he wants to use six hundred
Speaker 1: million of the railroad money to pay taxes in for
Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati residents and tax has gone through
Speaker 1: the roof. He'll be on off top of the our
Speaker 1: news to explain that. I'm puzzling over and Tom, if
Speaker 1: you're listening, I just wondering how that's going to work.
Speaker 1: And since the money was supposed to be paid for
Speaker 1: infrastructure only taken away from principle, my cause a bit
Speaker 1: of a problem. Is it going to be even lawful
Speaker 1: to do it? We'll find out. Tom's going to answer
Speaker 1: all those questions coming out real soon and real quick here.
Speaker 1: Since there's been very little additional information from our federal
Speaker 1: government about the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. Not answering questions,
Speaker 1: I mean, no accountability. It's fueling the conspiracy theories. And
Speaker 1: I started this morning pointing out and Tech Friday's Dave
Speaker 1: hot and I talked about it as well. Iran for example,
Speaker 1: is ramping up all of the fake news sites, faking
Speaker 1: they're impersonating activists, they're stoking division in advance of the
Speaker 1: November election, and they are not on the side of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump, that is for certain. In fact, they like
Speaker 1: him assassinated. Which takes me back to the update here,
Speaker 1: since we don't have much by way of updates. Although
Speaker 1: there was some new video camera that came out video
Speaker 1: evidence from the police that were there, not the Secret
Speaker 1: Service bodycam footage that was obtained by the Wall Street Journal,
Speaker 1: for example, reveals the moments right after the former president
Speaker 1: was shot and a reflection of how just absolutely grossly
Speaker 1: negligent at minimum that they all were. I talked to
Speaker 1: Secret Service guys, They're like, yeah, no problem, we're going
Speaker 1: to post guys over here refern to the time of
Speaker 1: the roof in advance of the shooting. And no, they
Speaker 1: didn't anyway, that's worth looking into and reading about. But
Speaker 1: during the pot of division, it's easy to do when
Speaker 1: your government is either lying to you or keeping mum
Speaker 1: on topics, and there's a whole range of topics we
Speaker 1: could talk about that the government refuses to answer questions
Speaker 1: about a new polls out showing that a third of
Speaker 1: Americans believed that the gunman was acting alone and there
Speaker 1: was no broader conspiracy. And yet this tip Daily Mail
Speaker 1: poll found forty five percent of those survey believe in
Speaker 1: a larger conspiracy. And that's what happens. This fuels conspiracy
Speaker 1: which can easily be made into something broader than it
Speaker 1: is or bigger than it is, because guess what, they
Speaker 1: don't answer questions. Pole reflected among Democrats, they believe Trump
Speaker 1: staged the shooting. He managed to have himself grazed by
Speaker 1: a bullet, allowed one rally god to be killed and
Speaker 1: two others seriously wounded, and found a twenty year old
Speaker 1: willing to take the fall to be killed by counter snipers.
Speaker 1: Now that just reading that, it sounds preposterous. And of
Speaker 1: course the FBI did confirm that he shot with a bullet.
Speaker 1: Some say Trump wasn't actually hit by a bullet, but
Speaker 1: cut himself to create a bloody ear so he can
Speaker 1: make that iconic photograph. Uh okay. On the other side
Speaker 1: of the political letter political Ledger, conservatives think the fact
Speaker 1: that the shooter was allowed to climb the building to
Speaker 1: a rooftop of a line of side to mister Trump
Speaker 1: and squeeze off eight shots while people were pointing to
Speaker 1: him and running around on the ground going, hey, there's
Speaker 1: a guy up there. There's a guy up there. Some
Speaker 1: believe that they intentionally left Donald Trump unprotected, So maybe
Speaker 1: not actively involved in it, but intentional negligence for the
Speaker 1: purpose of maybe, maybe, just maybe this is the rally
Speaker 1: where a crazed gunman will show up. If we're lax
Speaker 1: on security, we don't cover buildings that have a line
Speaker 1: the site to the president in the stage, then maybe
Speaker 1: he'll be able to be successful. That as a th
Speaker 1: sounds a lot more plausible than Donald Trump staged it,
Speaker 1: because of course we are presented with evidence of gross negligence,
Speaker 1: and then of course we're all left the if you
Speaker 1: don't believe in conspiracy theories, we're all just left with
Speaker 1: a simple matter of fact that I think it's safe
Speaker 1: for all of us to presume that they were and
Speaker 1: have been grossly negligent, that it's a terrible work environment,
Speaker 1: that they don't know what they're doing. If they can't
Speaker 1: even figure out that there's a line of site perfect
Speaker 1: sniper position close enough to the stage, and even an
Speaker 1: inexperience shooter could probably get off a fatal round, then
Speaker 1: we have a problem on our hands. So let us
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Speaker 1: Who are we looking for today?
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Speaker 1: the time remaining. Rick, thanks for calling this morning. Welcome
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Speaker 4: Thanks Brian, How are you today?
Speaker 1: Well, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 7: Rick?
Speaker 1: First time caller, a long time listener. And if you
Speaker 1: are as good as your dad, man, that makes me
Speaker 1: feel good with me.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna I'm gonna try to be really griefs regarding
Speaker 4: the Gettened.
Speaker 7: Assassination of presidents.
Speaker 1: From Okay, and I'm gonna give him my opinion.
Speaker 4: I'm not a law enforcement this is my opinion.
Speaker 1: That's fine, but that was just that was important to hit.
Speaker 4: And if you take the first hand investigation, follow the money,
Speaker 4: who's who's would stand to gain the most? If we're fascinating?
Speaker 1: Oh y'all know to answer that question?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well yeah, yeah, I mean I can hear the
Speaker 4: convers saying, hey, mom, we've got to get back in
Speaker 4: office and it'll go there.
Speaker 7: I mean it.
Speaker 14: You know, there's an awful lot of subposition.
Speaker 4: And this is sub position too, but it sure fills
Speaker 4: me in some of the some of the areas that
Speaker 4: are empty as you.
Speaker 1: Build well and that you see that that goes to
Speaker 1: my point. They're empty because they have information they could
Speaker 1: use to satisfy the questions and concerns of the general public,
Speaker 1: and yet they fail to provide it. They duck, dip, dodge, died,
Speaker 1: and duck, and that's fuels conspiracy theories and conclusions being
Speaker 1: drawn that may be erroneous, but then again they may
Speaker 1: be right. I mean, Kennedy got assassinated how many decades ago,
Speaker 1: and we're still talking about that one, the magic bullet,
Speaker 1: and the conspiracy theories that swirl around that, the hundreds
Speaker 1: of books that have been written on it. Probably the
Speaker 1: same thing as a consequence of this one. Does anybody
Speaker 1: believe the Warrant Commission after all that, Well, they could
Speaker 1: have been forthright, could could have brought out the information.
Speaker 1: It's easy to do. It's easy to do. And if
Speaker 1: the bottom line is we just screwed up, which is
Speaker 1: basically the word we're getting from the US Secret Service,
Speaker 1: maybe we could buy that and maybe they would transform
Speaker 1: their ways and no longer screw up. But there you go.
Speaker 1: We're all left to speculate because their mom on the topic,
Speaker 1: which is dangerous and maybe maybe that's the point. Who benefits.
Speaker 1: It's a great question to ask, and I appreciate your comments.
Speaker 1: Rick seven fifty six, fifty five KRC talk Station, Tom Braakman,
Speaker 1: once you use a railroad money for tax cuts. We're
Speaker 1: gonna talk to Tom after the break here and find
Speaker 1: out how that's gonna work and if it can work.
Speaker 1: I hope you can stick around.
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Speaker 1: a very very happy Friday. I hope you have some
Speaker 1: great plans for the weekend. I was really looking forward
Speaker 1: to this all morning, ever since I saw it a
Speaker 1: proposal by a former house Remember Tom Brikman, he's currently
Speaker 1: running for Hamilton County Auditor. Everybody knows who owns property
Speaker 1: here in Hamilton County and basically outside as well. Property
Speaker 1: taxes went through the roof. Some people got lucky and
Speaker 1: there's only one up, maybe nine percent. Others are facing
Speaker 1: a sixteen percent and even higher property tax rate, and
Speaker 1: many people can't afford it. You got a senior in
Speaker 1: a house on a fixed income, they cannot manage a
Speaker 1: property tax bill that goes up that much. Maybe a
Speaker 1: solution is in Columbus. But Tom Brinkman has a solution.
Speaker 1: He's just turned in a proposed charter amendment and it's
Speaker 1: made the obviously made the news rounds, supported by, among others,
Speaker 1: Adam Kaylor, who's running for Hamilton County Commissioner, to take
Speaker 1: some of the railroad money the one point six billion
Speaker 1: dollars of Cincinnati put in trust when they sold this
Speaker 1: Sinni Southern Railway and take six hundred million of that
Speaker 1: to put it in a separate fund to help people
Speaker 1: with their property taxes. Tom Brakman, welcome to the fifty
Speaker 1: five Cassey Morning Show. It's great to have you on
Speaker 1: to talk about this today.
Speaker 14: Well, thank you very much for having me.
Speaker 1: Now, I guess the first question that crosses my mind.
Speaker 1: We were told over and over again, and I was
Speaker 1: not in favor of the sale I had Adam on
Speaker 1: a bunch of times. I had other experts on the
Speaker 1: subject talking about how stupid it was to sell it.
Speaker 1: But here we are. They sold it. They put the
Speaker 1: money in trust, but they promised us until they were
Speaker 1: blue in the face that this money could only be
Speaker 1: used for existing infrastructure they're going to generate. They claim
Speaker 1: eighty eight million dollars a year on this investment. I
Speaker 1: don't know what the market dropping the other day, whether
Speaker 1: that's even possible story to be told later on it.
Speaker 1: But the point is they take the money from the
Speaker 1: revenue that's generated, and they must work on the hundreds
Speaker 1: of millions of dollars in infrastructure needs we had because well,
Speaker 1: for the last four decades, I guess they've ignored roads
Speaker 1: and bridges and core infrastructure and they got themselves into
Speaker 1: a real pickle. And now you want to take six
Speaker 1: hundred million of that to help people with property taxes.
Speaker 1: How is this going to work in practice? And is
Speaker 1: it even legal given the background behind the sale. I
Speaker 1: know it's a long winded way of opening this up, Tom,
Speaker 1: but that's all I got, man.
Speaker 14: Okay, okay, Well, first of all, we received approval of
Speaker 14: our petition yesterday from the city solicter. That means is
Speaker 14: a workable document.
Speaker 1: It would work.
Speaker 14: We can take six hundred million, put it in a
Speaker 14: fund and get it to give taxpayers relief immediately, meaning
Speaker 14: in January. In January, the citizens living the property owners
Speaker 14: in the City of Cincinnati would see an eighteen point
Speaker 14: seven reduction of their property tax bill because the fund
Speaker 14: would make that payment for him. That fund should last
Speaker 14: about ten to twenty years, depending like you said, on investments.
Speaker 1: Now, so real quick though, with the fund being established,
Speaker 1: assuming it gets approved on the ballot, it goes into
Speaker 1: a fund to generate income much in the say, the
Speaker 1: same way the one point six billion is genering. It's
Speaker 1: actively managed by investments. But you would have to dip
Speaker 1: into principal immediate on the six hundred million because it
Speaker 1: wouldn't have time to generate the kind of revenue you
Speaker 1: need to relieve taxes, correct.
Speaker 14: Right, right, Well, we would we would use about it's
Speaker 14: about fifteen million dollars, okay, would be taken out of
Speaker 14: the six hundred million dollar fund. Now, I've seen projections
Speaker 14: where it could go on in perform you know forever.
Speaker 14: You know, the markets come and go. I don't want
Speaker 14: to say that to folks, I'm saying it would last
Speaker 14: between fifteen and twenty years. But the way it's structured
Speaker 14: is the fund would be started in fifteen days, The
Speaker 14: city would contact the county auditor in fifteen days find
Speaker 14: out what their tax bill would be, and then fifteen
Speaker 14: days after that they write a check to the county treasurer,
Speaker 14: so that when we would see our bills, we would
Speaker 14: see that we owe one thousand dollars, let's say, but
Speaker 14: we would also see on the bill that one thousand
Speaker 14: dollars has been covered by this city fund, and we
Speaker 14: see that type of reduction and into substantial reduction. It's
Speaker 14: about eighteen point seven even percent, depending on what type
Speaker 14: area you live in. And you know, if you're paying
Speaker 14: for your trees or you know, your sidewalk repair, you
Speaker 14: know that type of thing. Now, you know, we have
Speaker 14: home rule in the City of Cincinnati, in the state
Speaker 14: of Ohio. It's in our constitution, so a charter city
Speaker 14: can take care of what they want to do within
Speaker 14: their boundaries. Now, I've been in the legislature and I
Speaker 14: know they're always trying to cut back on that.
Speaker 7: But we.
Speaker 14: Meaning like when the city wants to ban guns, or
Speaker 14: the city wants to ban plastic bags. Right, there's always
Speaker 14: attempts to cut back on that. But generally, if the
Speaker 14: city wants to take their money and waste it on
Speaker 14: a street car, no state legislation is going to stop that.
Speaker 14: If they want to spend it on a spray park
Speaker 14: or something like that. So our ability to spend us
Speaker 14: on the taxpayers to take care of the old time people.
Speaker 14: I'm an old time person. I'm sixty six. I've been
Speaker 14: in the city my old life. Nobody's given me tax abatement,
Speaker 14: nobody's setting up a fund for me. So my ancestors
Speaker 14: who were here in eighteen forty so they were around
Speaker 14: when they built that railroad. They were assessed property tax
Speaker 14: to pay for that railroad. It's fitting that the people
Speaker 14: who own property in the city now get relief from
Speaker 14: that fund. And I think it's only the.
Speaker 1: Right thing to do. Now. Is this going to be
Speaker 1: index based on income or ability to pay a tax?
Speaker 1: Is it going to be a uniform across the board?
Speaker 1: How is the amount calculated generally speaking? And are there,
Speaker 1: you know, proposals along those lines built into the process.
Speaker 14: No, No, it's very simple. The city right now brings
Speaker 14: in about twenty nine million from this tax, and that
Speaker 14: is what we will cover, regardless of whether you're a
Speaker 14: small business, regardless if you're just a senior who's struggling
Speaker 14: to make your payments. And yeah, you know, some slumlord's
Speaker 14: going to get a cut, and I'm sorry, that's the
Speaker 14: way it goes. But the bottom line is we're going
Speaker 14: to cut it for all property tax the payers in
Speaker 14: the City of Cincinnati, and just it makes it, you know,
Speaker 14: keep a simple, stupid system. And that's how we plan
Speaker 14: to do it.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 14: It's interesting, we used to index our increase in our
Speaker 14: property tax in the City of Cincinnati. Beginning this year,
Speaker 14: city council took that index off, so it was going
Speaker 14: to go up from twenty nine million to thirty two
Speaker 14: million that they were going to bring in. And also,
Speaker 14: this is a city council who is proposing an increase
Speaker 14: in the earnings tax. So here they get this big
Speaker 14: railroad money. They're they're letting the property tax go up.
Speaker 14: I get rid of that, holding it the same with
Speaker 14: twenty nine million, and then they want earned more earnings
Speaker 14: tax and I you know, I drive on Columbia Parkway.
Speaker 14: Fort Worshan away. It's a mess. Yeah, the garbage isn't
Speaker 14: picked up. It's a mess the street. They say, Oh,
Speaker 14: we're going to do these little bumps to stop people
Speaker 14: from rolling through the stoplet you drive across Seventh Drive
Speaker 14: across Seventh Street. When I dropped off my petition yesterday
Speaker 14: at city Hall to get the seventy one, oh you
Speaker 14: got this, boom bom boom boom bom bom bom boom boom.
Speaker 14: The asphalt's terrible there, and.
Speaker 1: They're y, yeah, Well, I've been using a default phrase
Speaker 1: of late Fred. One of my listeners called in self
Speaker 1: identified black man living in the city of Cincinnati. I
Speaker 1: worried about national scope politics, but he wants his road fix.
Speaker 1: All Fred wants is somebody to come out and patch
Speaker 1: his damn street. You know that's a simple ask. And
Speaker 1: this is what leads us to this position. Tom is
Speaker 1: the city under Democrat rule for how long? How far
Speaker 1: back do you have to go to find a Republican
Speaker 1: that ran the city of Cincinnati. Was it Gene Ruleman
Speaker 1: or something or Ken Blackwell? But any event, they have
Speaker 1: neglected Fred and everybody else's road in chasing stuff and
Speaker 1: things and bright shiny new objects like streetcars. Point valid
Speaker 1: And you mentioned raising the earnings tax rate, and I
Speaker 1: think this is the reason. Maybe they know, based upon
Speaker 1: the promises and whatever restrictions are placed on the one
Speaker 1: point six billion dollars that they have to put that
Speaker 1: toward existing infrastructure and therefore can't build the second leg
Speaker 1: of the street car. Maybe they want all this extra
Speaker 1: revenue because money's fungible. If it doesn't come from the
Speaker 1: earnings on the one point six billion investment, then they
Speaker 1: can use it to go for new shiny objects and
Speaker 1: things that they that they want.
Speaker 14: Exactly exactly, So we think that we need to take
Speaker 14: care of the current property tax payers. The people have
Speaker 14: been here for a long time. The people are the
Speaker 14: heart and soul of the city. Although they've forgotten about that.
Speaker 14: Our leaders have and this would take care of them
Speaker 14: for you know, fifteen twenty years and then they can
Speaker 14: figure it out. I'll be moved off the stage. The
Speaker 14: next group can come along, but at least help the
Speaker 14: people who you know. You mentioned the people getting increases.
Speaker 14: There are three hundred and fifty thousand properties in Hamlin County.
Speaker 14: Sixty thousand properties got a twenty five percent increase or more,
Speaker 14: and a lot of those were in Avondale and Price
Speaker 14: Hill and Westwood more Side. I mean, some of them
Speaker 14: were outrageous. And these people are struggling. And I know
Speaker 14: the number of people who failed to pay their property
Speaker 14: tax in June. I don't want to say it's the highest,
Speaker 14: but it definitely went up over the previous year because
Speaker 14: people just couldn't forward to pay it.
Speaker 1: I certainly understand that I've talked to some of them.
Speaker 1: You mentioned slumlords earlier, you had to, you know, soy, yeah, well,
Speaker 1: some slum lords are going to get the benefit of this.
Speaker 1: But the positive potential impact of that is because slum
Speaker 1: lords also are facing increases in property tax, sometimes substantial.
Speaker 1: That's a pass through that that goes along to the renter.
Speaker 1: So the rents will increase. So by taking away the
Speaker 1: sting of this tax increase, maybe the rents won't be increased.
Speaker 14: Well, that's right, and you know, you hope people do
Speaker 14: the right thing. That's the invisible hand of the free
Speaker 14: market system. You know, if all of them get some
Speaker 14: decrease there, then maybe they decrease the rents or they
Speaker 14: take the money and improve the property. You know, And
Speaker 14: because people can get up and move too. So it's
Speaker 14: not like they're locked into that place. But it's one
Speaker 14: one landlord said, hey, I'm going to lower my rates.
Speaker 14: Maybe people go that way. So and but you know, again,
Speaker 14: there's a lot of small businesses, the local hardware store,
Speaker 14: the local shoeshine guy. You know those places need help
Speaker 14: too because they have to push those prices onto us.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's certainly true. Well, this screams for a legislative
Speaker 1: solution from Columbus. This property tax increased the way they calculated.
Speaker 1: I thought that they were working on a fix on
Speaker 1: that in Columbus. What happened to that? And did you
Speaker 1: reach out to our elected officials and Columbus to inquire
Speaker 1: about this?
Speaker 14: Well, after sixteen years in Columbus, I know how slow
Speaker 14: they move up there. And I'm not saying that they
Speaker 14: won't do anything. But we wanted to jump on this
Speaker 14: right away. And you know, again, we were blessed, not
Speaker 14: that we wanted it, but we're blessed with having this
Speaker 14: big fund after the sell of the railroad. Because the
Speaker 14: one thing I want to make clear, this will not
Speaker 14: cut services. This is a fund that will make the
Speaker 14: same payment the city budget, will get the same amount
Speaker 14: of money because it'll come from this budget, from this
Speaker 14: this fund we set up, so city will get their
Speaker 14: twenty nine million or thirty two million this year, and
Speaker 14: there will be no cuts to police or fire or
Speaker 14: social programs or all the stuff they do. And you know,
Speaker 14: because that's what they generally do. When you want to
Speaker 14: cut taxes, they go, oh, we're going to have to
Speaker 14: cut services. Nope, there'll be no no cut unless they
Speaker 14: cause a cut. But they'll get the same amount of money.
Speaker 14: But yeah, waiting for Columbus, it just it just takes
Speaker 14: a long time to get stuff there because we're a
Speaker 14: very diverse state. And you know what, the people on
Speaker 14: Mason they don't care and their rest doesn't care. And
Speaker 14: now now they care when they got to keep a
Speaker 14: tennis center and they want the city to send at
Speaker 14: the state to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to
Speaker 14: keep that. And we kind of come along because you know,
Speaker 14: that's that's politics. We make the sausage. But you know,
Speaker 14: so they may get around to doing something, but it
Speaker 14: just takes time.
Speaker 1: Now, what of the arguments before we've part company, Tom
Speaker 1: and I've been joying this conversation. It's enlightening. What are
Speaker 1: the argument that, well, if you take six hundred million
Speaker 1: from the one point six billion, that's going to be
Speaker 1: less money generated because there's less principle in there, and
Speaker 1: therefore we'll have less money to fix the projects that
Speaker 1: we've neglected now for the past three decades.
Speaker 14: Well, my understanding is the appetite or the ability of
Speaker 14: the city to actually do projects is you know, fifteen
Speaker 14: to twenty million a year. So it's a long way
Speaker 14: to get rid of that one point six billion or
Speaker 14: whatever it is. But I will say one thing might
Speaker 14: contradict you a little or not contradict what they're saying.
Speaker 14: I think they have designs on that money that they're
Speaker 14: not telling us. I'm pretty sure they want to build
Speaker 14: a big arena with that money. I'm pretty sure they
Speaker 14: want to do streetcar expansion with that money. It's the
Speaker 14: how do they market that and call, well, this is infrastructure.
Speaker 14: We already have a streetcar, so we're just improving the
Speaker 14: existing streetcar. Oh, we need an arena. Remember they expanded
Speaker 14: the convention center twenty years ago, declaring it was an
Speaker 14: act of war and we were in a state of
Speaker 14: war with other cities who had convention centers, and they
Speaker 14: that's the excuse they used to raise our earnings tax
Speaker 14: to pay for the convention center expansion. So they'll use
Speaker 14: any argument or anything they have to to do things
Speaker 14: like those big shiny objects like you talked about. So
Speaker 14: I'm not so sure that they planned on doing fixing
Speaker 14: that guy Street to once the pottobles fix with that money.
Speaker 14: I think they have their designs on something big so
Speaker 14: AFTEB can ride off into another office or in the
Speaker 14: DC or something like that. So I'm not I questioned
Speaker 14: their motive.
Speaker 3: I do too.
Speaker 1: Tom gonna get an argument from me on that one.
Speaker 1: That's sort of a I got my popcorn out waiting
Speaker 1: to see for I'm waiting for the Shenanigans declaration along
Speaker 1: the lines of what you're talking about. But at least
Speaker 1: in the meantime, we have what they promised, and we
Speaker 1: can all make an argument that whatever they're trying to
Speaker 1: do that's new is not existing infrastructure. Those arguments will
Speaker 1: be made whether or not your proposal goes through. So,
Speaker 1: since you got the language approve, you need how many
Speaker 1: signatures and in what time in order to secure it
Speaker 1: being on the ballot.
Speaker 14: We need about I think eighty seven hundred signatures. So
Speaker 14: we're going for about nine thousand. We need to get
Speaker 14: them within the next few weeks. You know, the dates
Speaker 14: kind of flexible. You know, there's a hard date that
Speaker 14: there's some others saying I've seen it go later earlier,
Speaker 14: depending on reasons. But yeah, I'd like to get them
Speaker 14: this month. And we do have a way where people
Speaker 14: can get.
Speaker 7: To the.
Speaker 14: In touch with us. We have a Facebook page which
Speaker 14: is Hamilton County Ohio Homeowners Hamilton County Ohio Homeowners. That's
Speaker 14: our Facebook page, okay, and we also have an email
Speaker 14: eighth with stands for Hamilton County Homeowners hh unite at
Speaker 14: gmail dot com. If you go to that, either send
Speaker 14: us an email, we can get your petition to circulate,
Speaker 14: we can get your signature. We're going to have gatherings
Speaker 14: like at Sinley Margaret or you know, restaurants or breweries
Speaker 14: where people can come and sign and also get petitions
Speaker 14: to get their folks out there. We've been using this
Speaker 14: time to organize people. So when we get those petitions,
Speaker 14: which is going to be early next week, we're going
Speaker 14: to hit the ground running, yeah, and get your signatures.
Speaker 1: Well, one thing it certainly does, it takes politics out
Speaker 1: of it. Every single property owner in the entire city
Speaker 1: gets a benefit from this without any you know, picking
Speaker 1: and choosing the winners and losers, which typically comes from politics.
Speaker 1: So I understand that, Tom Brickman, thanks thanks for explaining
Speaker 1: this to my listeners and me. I truly appreciate it,
Speaker 1: and I'll have my popcorn out on this. What is well?
Speaker 3: Tom?
Speaker 14: All right, well you have a great weekend.
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Speaker 1: A twenty nine Happy Friday, Got time to talk if
Speaker 1: you want to call. Maybe react to Tom Bragman's proposal
Speaker 1: to redistribute some of that railroad money to ease your
Speaker 1: tax burden. Less against it now than I was before
Speaker 1: I talked to him, though, But the devil's in the details,
Speaker 1: and of course there will be litigation, I'm sure, most assuredly.
Speaker 1: So anyway, it's a ballot initiative. You'll have an opportunity
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Speaker 7: Just saw this.
Speaker 1: They have a chaperone policy at Kings Island. They've had
Speaker 1: changes made to it as a consequence of multiple what
Speaker 1: they call unruly incidents at Kings Island involving juveniles in
Speaker 1: the past. According to the statement from Kings Island, the
Speaker 1: safety of our guests and associates has always been our
Speaker 1: top priority at Kings Island. Over the past two years,
Speaker 1: there have been increasing incidents of unruly and inappropriate behavior
Speaker 1: across our industry at other major entertainment of venues committed
Speaker 1: to keeping Kings On a place where families and friends
Speaker 1: can come together and enjoy one of a kind part
Speaker 1: full of fun experiences and immersive entertainment. As part of
Speaker 1: the commitment, we are implementing a chaperone policy. Here you go.
Speaker 1: All guests fifteen years old or younger must have a
Speaker 1: chaperon who's at least twenty one years old on Saturday
Speaker 1: starting at two pm. Other day starting at four pm,
Speaker 1: chaperon must show a valid government IDEA with their data
Speaker 1: birth at birth and ticket entry.
Speaker 7: One.
Speaker 1: Chaperone can watch no more than ten juveniles that are
Speaker 1: fifteen or younger per day. Chaperone must accompany them while
Speaker 1: entering the park and be available to the juveniles by
Speaker 1: phone during the stay. They're also required to stay on
Speaker 1: the park as long as the juveniles are there. Sixteen
Speaker 1: years and older guests may also be asked to present
Speaker 1: a government issued ID with their data birth on it
Speaker 1: if they're unable to verify a proof of age, then
Speaker 1: they may be denied entry. Guests fifteen years old and
Speaker 1: younger may be ejected from the park if they do
Speaker 1: not follow the code of conduct and do not have
Speaker 1: a chaperone. That rule applies to all guests, including King's
Speaker 1: Island season pass holders. So there you go. Chaperone policy
Speaker 1: kicking in Police Chief Batavia, but heave. According to Chief
Speaker 1: Jim Young, I was notified today five pm, this is yesterday,
Speaker 1: that I am being placed on administrative leave with pay
Speaker 1: pending an investigation of an allegation of misconduct on duty.
Speaker 1: I am unaware of what the allegation consists of, but
Speaker 1: I trust that Mayor ronk will do a full, complete
Speaker 1: investigation determine the facts. Fox nineteen reporting on this when
Speaker 1: they reached out to the mayor for comment and they
Speaker 1: have not yet heard from him. Acting Police Chief Corporal
Speaker 1: Christopher Warner according to confirmation recently they have ten sworn
Speaker 1: officers in the police department. And in other related news
Speaker 1: sort of condentding, we would go to Milford where the
Speaker 1: city manager and Milford announced yesterday that the city manager
Speaker 1: is resigning. City of Milford announced it anyway. Michael Dawes
Speaker 1: said he was resigning due to personal reasons and a statement.
Speaker 1: The state said it would appoint an interim manager within
Speaker 1: the coming days and didn't expect an interruption in city services.
Speaker 1: That's a balance on that one and go to Loveland.
Speaker 1: I love my Loveland and said to read this news.
Speaker 1: Loveland Police Department talking about car break ends sixteen thefts
Speaker 1: reported on the same day at the river Ridge apartment
Speaker 1: complex that happened over night July twenty eighth and twenty ninth.
Speaker 1: Residents in other areas and nearby have also The officers
Speaker 1: say more than thirty cars were broken into, two were
Speaker 1: stolen a one night in Loveland as well as neighboring jurisdictions.
Speaker 1: They believe the thieves are using stolen vehicles. Going back
Speaker 1: to Dan Hill's comment on venez whiling gangs breaking into homes,
Speaker 1: maybe this is a trend. I don't know. We had
Speaker 1: a Hundai Launtra stolen from an extended stay in Blue Ash.
Speaker 1: Six vehicles broken into the extended stay on Creek Road,
Speaker 1: fourteen vehicles broken into at the Embassy Suites on Lake
Speaker 1: Forest Drive. Six thousand dollars was taken from one vehicle lock.
Speaker 1: You're junk in the trunk or don't leave it in
Speaker 1: the car. Charmee mcguffee. Five vehicles broken into and suffered
Speaker 1: damage at courtyard in on Lake Forest Drive. More than
Speaker 1: a dozen vehicles broken into at various other municipalities on
Speaker 1: These are all on various dates. Blue Ash Police say
Speaker 1: that all jurisdictions in Hamilton County are working together investigate
Speaker 1: this crime spree, and Loveland Police say there have been
Speaker 1: no arrests and they haven't identified any suspects yet. Maybe
Speaker 1: somebody needs a ring, doorbell camera or something shocked. They
Speaker 1: don't have video that, at least they haven't announced that
Speaker 1: they have it yet. This was kind of comical baseball
Speaker 1: fan who went viral for storming the Great American Ballpark
Speaker 1: field and doing a backflip only to be tasered by
Speaker 1: a police officer. That guy, you may remember him, William Hendon,
Speaker 1: nineteen years old, captured by video from a bunch of
Speaker 1: people as well as professional sports photographers hence the online component,
Speaker 1: running onto the outfield, appearing to talk to Cleveland Guardians
Speaker 1: player and then doing a backflip before a police officer
Speaker 1: chased him down and then used a taser on him.
Speaker 1: He was taken to the Hamlin County Justice Center, booked
Speaker 1: within an hour, pleaded not guilty to charge the criminal
Speaker 1: trespass and obstructing official business. Those charges have now been dropped.
Speaker 1: I wonder why he was ordered instead to complete a
Speaker 1: diversion program. Prosecutor say, he's already done that, but he's
Speaker 1: still banned I guess permanently from Great American Ballpark. I
Speaker 1: don't know if they're going to lift that ban or not.
Speaker 1: Maybe talk to Pete Rose about being banned and then
Speaker 1: described as a sophomore toal House State University, as well
Speaker 1: as grandson of former Hamilton County Juvenile Court Judge Sylvia Hendon,
Speaker 1: who I know really well. Anyway, there you have it.
Speaker 1: I don't know which judge approved it. Going back to
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Speaker 1: dot comedy, Kalaus and Live Tech. Frederick Dave had Er
Speaker 1: the Orwell Report I like to call it. He was
Speaker 1: on earlier in the program, including China's plans to influence
Speaker 1: people through TikTok. Another admonishment from Dave happening every week
Speaker 1: to get off of TikTok. But they're not the only
Speaker 1: ones that started the program talking about Iran accelerating their
Speaker 1: cyberactivity to influence our election this November, and they are
Speaker 1: a fan of Donald Trump. The Iranians talking about fake
Speaker 1: news sites, impersonating activists, stoking division, and an effort to
Speaker 1: assuade the election. They're going to be using artificial intelligence
Speaker 1: to generate images that look real, and you're going to
Speaker 1: be questioning your own eyes and your own ears. There's
Speaker 1: no question about that. So they've done this before. This
Speaker 1: is a Microsoft report about the activity that's going on
Speaker 1: from the Iranians. Nothing from our own elected officials on this.
Speaker 1: But Microsoft identified four examples of recent Iranian activity that
Speaker 1: they expect will increase the closer we get to November. First,
Speaker 1: group of Iran's revolutionary guards in June targeted high ranking
Speaker 1: US presidential campaign official with a phishing email. They don't
Speaker 1: identify which official and which campaign, but I think we
Speaker 1: can all draw conclusions given that they want to assassinate
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. At least that's what our officials have said.
Speaker 1: Group concealed email's origin by sending it from the hacked
Speaker 1: email account of a former senior advisor. Then try to
Speaker 1: log into the account belonging to the former presidential candidate.
Speaker 1: But we're not successful, according to Microsoft. But you see
Speaker 1: they're trying Separately, they created websites that pose as US
Speaker 1: based news sites, targeting voters on opposite side of the
Speaker 1: political spectrum. According to the report from Microsoft, one fake
Speaker 1: news site lends itself to left leaning audience, insults Trump,
Speaker 1: calling him raving mad, suggesting that he uses drugs. You see,
Speaker 1: if you read it on the internet, it's true. Abraham
Speaker 1: Lincoln said that they point out another site meant to
Speaker 1: appeal to Republican readers, centers on LGBTQ issues and gender
Speaker 1: affirming surgery, which of course the Iranians wouldn't be in
Speaker 1: favor of But what's the point stirring division? They don't
Speaker 1: care where division comes from. As long as you and
Speaker 1: I are at each other's throats in this country over
Speaker 1: any given issue. That's the power of social media, and
Speaker 1: our foreign adversaries know all about it. Why are we
Speaker 1: always yelling at each other and why are we always
Speaker 1: so uncivil to each other over things that really don't
Speaker 1: matter to the vast majority of the American people, Like
Speaker 1: whether or not you're trans. I'm on in the record,
Speaker 1: don't care. I'm entitled to my own belief systems, though
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. I'm entitled to follow science
Speaker 1: with X and Y chromosomes and X and X chromosomes
Speaker 1: and determining someone's gender, whether they identify as somebody else,
Speaker 1: that's beyond my control. But I do believe in science,
Speaker 1: and you can't tell me that I'm wrong when I
Speaker 1: believe in science. Right, we can live with each other
Speaker 1: under those parameters. Just don't teach my children that there's
Speaker 1: no difference between the sexes. Third example, Microsoft found the
Speaker 1: running groups are impersonating US activists, laying the groundwork for
Speaker 1: influence operations as we get closer to the election. That
Speaker 1: on the heels of another article. I found a Chinese
Speaker 1: American posing as a pro democracy activist has been convicted
Speaker 1: of spying for China, facing up to I believe, twenty
Speaker 1: five years in prison. He starts ar did a pro
Speaker 1: well an anti China pro democracy site. Chinese nationals joined
Speaker 1: the site and wanted to work with him, believing him
Speaker 1: to be above board and in fact pro democracy, which
Speaker 1: flies in the face of what the Chinese Communist Party wants.
Speaker 1: Turns out, Wang Shoo John No, he is actually working
Speaker 1: for the chiacoms. He was gathering information about these individuals
Speaker 1: who joined his organization and handed it over to the
Speaker 1: Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 3: Hmm.
Speaker 1: That's the same kind of thing they're pointing to that
Speaker 1: Iran will be doing on social media, impersonating US activists,
Speaker 1: trying to influence you and lying at the same time.
Speaker 1: Another illustration, the final one, another Iranian group in May
Speaker 1: compromised an account owned by a government employee in a
Speaker 1: swing state. Not clear in that one whether the cyber
Speaker 1: attack was related to election interference efforts, but nonetheless Microsoft
Speaker 1: is pointing out that this is going on real time
Speaker 1: right now and rate waiving a giant red flo lag
Speaker 1: of warning that it's going to continue and ramp up.
Speaker 1: That's just Iran. Do you think China's going to take
Speaker 1: a hands off approach? Do you think the Russians going
Speaker 1: to take a hands off approach North Korea? Are they
Speaker 1: going to be taking a hands off approach? Are they
Speaker 1: just going to let us make up our own minds
Speaker 1: and try not to influence the hearts and minds of
Speaker 1: Americans as we get closer in November. Division it's all
Speaker 1: about division, destroying the concept that we all live under
Speaker 1: in this country up until recently, which is that we
Speaker 1: enjoy freedoms that no one else has, and those freedoms
Speaker 1: includes differences of opinions, the freedom to exercise one's individual
Speaker 1: thought and make one's individual choices. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: There'll be no more of that. Can't even stand beneath
Speaker 1: the American flag with a mixed group of people beneath
Speaker 1: it and at least point to that flag as a
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Speaker 1: Always put a smile on my face. Well they hear
Speaker 1: the launching of this song Wonderful World thanks to a
Speaker 1: couple of listeners I Randy listener Luntro this week. So
Speaker 1: I love when you play a Wonderful World on Fridays.
Speaker 1: Put a smile on my face as I feel the
Speaker 1: same way. Always excited about Fridays and at least the
Speaker 1: promise of the weekend. You know quite often doesn't work
Speaker 1: out the way op. But you know what a weekend
Speaker 1: with nothing to do except naval contemplate, That's a okay
Speaker 1: with me. We are going out to see a band though, tonight,
Speaker 1: so I'm looking forward to that.
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Speaker 1: Some of you might know, I listen, you know, one
Speaker 1: of the races I'm really following. Obviously following from Ohio,
Speaker 1: I am. And of course Bernie Moreno is obviously a
Speaker 1: far better choice than the uber left shared brown Sheridan
Speaker 1: thinks he finds himself a bit of trouble. Ohio obviously
Speaker 1: a blue state. Obviously, when Trump he's in the race
Speaker 1: of his life, he votes with Joe Biden and the
Speaker 1: leftists that run our lives in Washington, d C. Ninety
Speaker 1: eight percent of the time. You cannot get away from that.
Speaker 1: Check out five thirty eights polling on that Brown votes
Speaker 1: ninety eight percent with the Biden administration. So go ahead,
Speaker 1: look at all the policies and all the trillions of
Speaker 1: dollars that have been dumped into this economy over the
Speaker 1: past few years, with the Green New Deal and the
Speaker 1: Inflation Reduction Act, and go on and on and on
Speaker 1: and on and on. It's all him. He is one
Speaker 1: of the reasons we have inflation. That's not to say
Speaker 1: Republicans are not guilty of jacking the deficit up themselves
Speaker 1: when they're in full charge. Anyway, Brown, speaking with CNN, said,
Speaker 1: I often skip conventions because he's not going to the
Speaker 1: Democratic Convention this year, maybe because he wants to separate
Speaker 1: himself and sort of try to maintain this posture that
Speaker 1: he's actually a moderate of some sort, which he can't
Speaker 1: get away with here in the morning show Washington Free
Speaker 1: Break and took a look at this. They looked at
Speaker 1: the public records, newspaper archives and what's available out there
Speaker 1: and found out, well, no, you don't often skip conventions.
Speaker 1: You've only missed one since nineteen eighty four. First Democratic
Speaker 1: convention in nineteen eighty four, then he was Secretary of
Speaker 1: State here in Ohio. He spoke alongside prominent Democrats in
Speaker 1: order to boost Walter Mondale's candidacy. How well did that
Speaker 1: work out? Fast forward to nineteen eighty eight Democratic National
Speaker 1: Convention in Atlanta, Georgia. He was there. Then he missed
Speaker 1: the nineteen ninety two Democratic National Convention in Manhattan. That's
Speaker 1: the same year he was first elected to Congress. Four
Speaker 1: years later, He's back Chicago nineteen ninety six, received exclusive
Speaker 1: tour Wrigley Field apparently, and he also took a few
Speaker 1: swings in the batting cage and ran the bases at
Speaker 1: Wrigley Field while attending the Democrat convention. He went to
Speaker 1: the twenty on two thousand and four convention. Back in
Speaker 1: two thousand and eight, he hosted a town fall event
Speaker 1: was broadcast on c SPAN from the convention. Twenty twelve convention,
Speaker 1: he sat next to President of Tim Ryan from Ohio
Speaker 1: during the Democratic festivities in Charlotte, North Carolina. He was
Speaker 1: given a primetime speech at the Democratic National Convention in
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen. Where are all these conventions that he was missing?
Speaker 1: The two thousand are? The twenty twenty Democratic Democratic National
Speaker 1: Convention was virtual, you may recall that, but he still
Speaker 1: appeared remotely in a segment called America Recovering Stories of Survival,
Speaker 1: and according to Brown, that year's convention was one of
Speaker 1: the best. Quote. I've been to a lot of conventions
Speaker 1: for a lot of years, and I thought the single
Speaker 1: best moments I've ever seen were the role Call of
Speaker 1: the States last night. Referring again to the twenty twenty
Speaker 1: convention where Joe Biden, the feeble old man whose cognitive
Speaker 1: decline was being hidden by every Democrat, including the current
Speaker 1: nominee for the Democratic presidential election this year. Anyway, people
Speaker 1: have a record, you can't hide from it. And going
Speaker 1: back to my comments about Kamala Harrison, literally everyone in
Speaker 1: all sides of the media now going what the hell
Speaker 1: does she stand for? She has a record she's run on.
Speaker 1: So if you're question marking where she might hound out
Speaker 1: how she might run the administration, just look at where
Speaker 1: she was and all the issues and what she said
Speaker 1: out loud. I think her words actually mean something. Tech
Speaker 1: Frida be Dave had her Dan Hills during the program
Speaker 1: to talk about the FOP endorsements, and of course Tom
Speaker 1: brick and Brickman breaking down why he wants to take
Speaker 1: six hundred million out of the railroad money and use
Speaker 1: it for tax cuts for the Cincinnati City homeowners. Draw
Speaker 1: your own conclusions on that one. You'll be able to
Speaker 1: sign a petition, I think beginning as early as Monday
Speaker 1: on that have a wonderful, wonderful weekend. Tune in Monday
Speaker 1: for money Monday, and Christopher Smithman, I hope you have
Speaker 1: a fantastic weekend. Like I said before, Joe Drecker, thanks
Speaker 1: for all that you do. Stick around, Glen Beex coming
Speaker 1: right up history string as it happens. Never before has
Speaker 1: an election mattered so much.
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