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Speaker 2: If you're having a decent Monday so far, I hope
Speaker 2: you had a wonderful weekend. I sure did, and I'm
Speaker 2: looking forward to hearing how much Peton's lemonade stand took
Speaker 2: in on Saturday. I don't know if you had an
Speaker 2: opportunity to buy a glass lemonade for that charity was
Speaker 2: a great little thing and keeping my fingers crossed they
Speaker 2: had a banner year this year. Anyhow, What is going
Speaker 2: on this morning? Christopher Smith Havan seven thirty with vice
Speaker 2: former Vice Mayor of the City of Cincinnati for the
Speaker 2: Smither event. As always don't know what he wants to
Speaker 2: talk about, but I always enjoy it. On Fire of
Speaker 2: late Christopher has So that's seven thirty. I remember when
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Speaker 2: It is Monday. So we do Money Monday with Brian
Speaker 2: James every Monday at eight oh five. Cost A Living crisis, hits, food,
Speaker 2: cars and other goods. Yeah, hottest job market on generation
Speaker 2: is over. Uh oh, and one million dollar starter home
Speaker 2: is becoming the norm. So those are the inflationary realities
Speaker 2: that we're all paying attention to and seeing in spite
Speaker 2: of the fact economy is apparently humming along and everything's great.
Speaker 2: If you listen to the Biden administration, it's all great.
Speaker 2: We've never had better times. So uh contrasts that with
Speaker 2: the reality we live on the street, and I know
Speaker 2: the numbers are great. Like people keep posting on Facebook
Speaker 2: memes about the stock market you better off now than
Speaker 2: you were four years ago, and they show the stock
Speaker 2: market's way up. It is do you have a million
Speaker 2: dollars to buy a house? Kind of unrelated problems but
Speaker 2: maybe related anyway. Always enjoy hearing from you with something
Speaker 2: you want to talk about, like maybe the Paris Olympics
Speaker 2: opening ceremony five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty five hundred,
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Speaker 2: on at and T phones. Lots of crazy things going
Speaker 2: on to the peripherals, like, for example, meanwhile, while we
Speaker 2: are distracted by the coup atta here in the United States,
Speaker 2: throwing Biden out in a favorite Kamala Harris. Meanwhile, while
Speaker 2: we're distracted by the left's efforts to convert Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: and her far left, radical left a Jenna into something moderate. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they seem to be just sort of rewriting history of
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris, and I don't know how much success they're having.
Speaker 2: I've seen some of the polling of data out there.
Speaker 2: Trump's you know, had Kamala Harris as a race, Trump's advantage,
Speaker 2: on and on and on. But you know, the policies
Speaker 2: and arguments that the Trump's side has, I think can
Speaker 2: withstand this, you know, I would say temporary erosion in
Speaker 2: his numbers. This is a honeymoon period that Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: is enjoying. I think largely driven by people's sigh of
Speaker 2: relief that Joe Biden's no longer on the ticket at
Speaker 2: least Democrat sigh of relief. Thank god, we've rid ourselves
Speaker 2: of the doddering old fool in favor of Well, yeah,
Speaker 2: is she electable? Well, it remains to be seen. But
Speaker 2: you know, behind the scenes, other things are going on.
Speaker 2: Oh look here on Friday, this is really got me
Speaker 2: rather miffed. Remember Peter Strock and Lisa Page. Yeah, former
Speaker 2: FBI officials who were instrumental in the efforts to get
Speaker 2: rid of Donald Trump in any way, shape or form.
Speaker 2: Their text messages back and forth predominantly anti Trump, talking
Speaker 2: about the insurance policy, you know, trumping up the no
Speaker 2: fun intended, the whole Russian collusion thing. Yeah, they were
Speaker 2: supposed to be in the name of law and order,
Speaker 2: that's what the FBI is all about. But no, it
Speaker 2: turned it into pulit us up a political organization with
Speaker 2: the sole purpose, seemingly to get rid of Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Guess what. Strack and Page reached a settlement with the
Speaker 2: Justice Department with you, the American taxpayer, because it says
Speaker 2: the government will be paying out a total of two
Speaker 2: million dollars in their lawsuits over the Department's twenty eighteen
Speaker 2: release of their text messages. Text messages that were sent
Speaker 2: back and forth on government devices ergo no right to privacy.
Speaker 2: Yet here we have our governments settling with Stock and
Speaker 2: Page paying them two million dollars of your money to
Speaker 2: get rid of their lawsuits. Peter Strock, it's going to
Speaker 2: get one point two million dollars, Lisa Page, eight hundred
Speaker 2: thousand dollars a court of the settlement agreements which were
Speaker 2: obtained by various news outlets, including CNN. I'm reading CNN's
Speaker 2: reporting on it. Finalize their settlements with the just departments
Speaker 2: and court filings this past Friday, while we were all
Speaker 2: busy watching other things going on, going over the assassination attempt,
Speaker 2: wondering about the situation here in the United States with
Speaker 2: the presidential election, worrying about World War three breaking out
Speaker 2: between Israel and Hballa, among other things, and the paras
Speaker 2: Olympic Games. Look, they paid off. Stroke and Page Page
Speaker 2: said in a statement. While I have been vindicated by
Speaker 2: this result, vindicated, my fervent hope remains at our Institutions
Speaker 2: of justice will never again play politics with the lives
Speaker 2: of their employees. Ah, but we'll play politics with the
Speaker 2: wives of the presidents of the United States of America.
Speaker 2: If they don't land on our side of the political ledger,
Speaker 2: we'll do everything we can to disrupt their lives, suggest
Speaker 2: that their activities are criminal, even though we have no
Speaker 2: evidence of criminal activity. But don't mess with the lives
Speaker 2: of the FBI employees, mind you. Of course, the Justice
Speaker 2: Department declined comment.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 2: Strock remember, was removed after an internal investigation. First revealed
Speaker 2: his text with Lisa Page, with whom Strock was having
Speaker 2: an extra marital relationship that most assuredly exhibited as political bias.
Speaker 2: Paige was also on the Muller team, resigned from her
Speaker 2: role as lawyer for the FBI after the messages were discovered.
Speaker 2: Strack has other ongoing claims in the lawsuit against the
Speaker 2: department for his termination during the Trump administration. His attorney
Speaker 2: Aidon Goldman in a news release following the notice of
Speaker 2: this settlement, it's this outcome is a critical step forward
Speaker 2: in addressing the government's unfair and highly politicized treatment of Pete.
Speaker 2: As important as it is for him, it also indicates
Speaker 2: the privacy interest of all government employees. We will continue
Speaker 2: to litigate Pete's constitutional claims to ensure that in the future,
Speaker 2: public servants are protected from adverse employment actions motivated by
Speaker 2: partisan politics. Huh, but what about your adverse partisan politics
Speaker 2: on the job comments Strock and Page? What about your
Speaker 2: advocacy for you know, left wing causes, anti Trump advocacy.
Speaker 2: Why you're supposed to be doing your job at the
Speaker 2: FBI doesn't matter. Now he's one of these folks are
Speaker 2: going to land on their feet quite often it's because
Speaker 2: you know, they ended up over it, like CNN as
Speaker 2: a talking head their post political career, maybe as a lobbyist.
Speaker 2: Quite often politicians and others in government will go on
Speaker 2: and work for lobbying firms where they will make lucrative salaries. Right,
Speaker 2: we know about the game. I guess in this particular case,
Speaker 2: I don't know if Stock and Page weren't able to
Speaker 2: get jobs as lawyers outside of government or what I know.
Speaker 2: Strac wants to get his job back at the FBI
Speaker 2: so that he can enjoy full retirement benefits on top
Speaker 2: of the one point eight million dollars he's going to
Speaker 2: earn one point two million dollars he's getting from the
Speaker 2: American taxpayer thanks to the capitulation of the government and
Speaker 2: the Justice Department by settling with him. Claims his privacy
Speaker 2: was violated. HM, they have no privacy on government devices,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen, on those government devices while conducting government work,
Speaker 2: which I would argue maybe this was in government work
Speaker 2: where they were using government devices purporting to be working
Speaker 2: on things related to government. Thus messages belong to you
Speaker 2: and me. It's our information. We paid for the devices,
Speaker 2: We paid their salaries we paid for the entire FBI
Speaker 2: and Justice Department unbelievable. No one person observed. The worse
Speaker 2: you behave, the more you get paid, as long as
Speaker 2: it's in service of the correct side. So things continue
Speaker 2: to go on out in the world while we are distracted.
Speaker 2: We are appropriately distracted by the events I referenced earlier.
Speaker 2: But you see what you can get away with when
Speaker 2: we're all distracted by what means to be bigger things.
Speaker 2: Justice Department didn't have to settle. They had a legitimate
Speaker 2: defense on these alleged claims of privacy interference. It was
Speaker 2: basically an employment case. Who are you working for? When
Speaker 2: these documents were released? What was the subject matter of
Speaker 2: the documents? Did they relate to an ongoing investigation? Yes,
Speaker 2: the investigation of Donald Trump. They were directly connected to
Speaker 2: it or related to it. In any event, we used
Speaker 2: to ask for documents and discovery requests all documents referring
Speaker 2: or relating to fill in the blank. In this particular case,
Speaker 2: the subject matter of the Trump Russian collusion investigation, Mueller investigation,
Speaker 2: et cetera. These were directly responsive an ergo, they were
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Speaker 2: going out. It's crazy, just absolutely huge fire. They're big
Speaker 2: evacuations going on. Hundreds, if not thousands of buildings have
Speaker 2: been destroyed, destroyed. My recollection of the events of some
Speaker 2: guy who was in a car the front was a
Speaker 2: tire fire, a fire underneath one of the tires in
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Speaker 2: of the car. He pushed the car over an embankment
Speaker 2: down into a gully which started the fire. Been arrested.
Speaker 2: So one of the biggest fires in California history. They
Speaker 2: say thirty four hundred firefighters, numerous helicopters, air tankers, all
Speaker 2: working on putting the fire out over the weekend, just
Speaker 2: growing and expanding. Sixty six structures destroyed. They say, thousands
Speaker 2: were in jeopardy and a lot of people had to
Speaker 2: be evacuated. So idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots,
Speaker 2: and as dry as the conditions are out in California,
Speaker 2: and this is what you get. And here's another one
Speaker 2: in terms of fires. Karmageddon is what they were calling it.
Speaker 2: Another downside of the push to go to electric vehicles
Speaker 2: is the batteries. You know, we've all heard of stories
Speaker 2: about battery fires and how they're almost impossible to put out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well that's kind of what happens over happened over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Carmageddon again is what someone we're referring to it. Overturned
Speaker 2: trout carrying lithium ion batteries ignited on fire early As
Speaker 2: early on Sunday, California Higher Patrol wrote that I fifteen
Speaker 2: northbound at Harvey Road remains closed. Crews currently grating the
Speaker 2: dirt around the trailer housing the hazardous material heavy duty
Speaker 2: equipment on the scenes. Efforts to remove the trailer will
Speaker 2: continue once deemed safe for the cruise. It's a runaway
Speaker 2: battery fire that shut down and interfered with the commute
Speaker 2: of thousands of Californians Las Vegas locally, one person or
Speaker 2: one group on X The crisis situation is unfolding in
Speaker 2: the California desert. Thousands of people headed to Las Vegas
Speaker 2: have been stuck on I forty for many hours running
Speaker 2: out of gas and water, all due to the lithium
Speaker 2: battery truck fire that closed down I fifteen yesterday, drivers
Speaker 2: described as furious. A different story of energy crisis. Also
Speaker 2: calls by Alternative Energy one row the dangers of the
Speaker 2: green transition and not being disclosed the American people by
Speaker 2: radical leftists in the White House. There is limited transparency
Speaker 2: and accountability, wrote Zero Edge, And then they line up
Speaker 2: a whole bunch of articles about the problems associated with
Speaker 2: battery fires, firefighting, the ev aarow whole new game exploding
Speaker 2: e bikes. Lithium battery fires spread in New York and
Speaker 2: in California. I saw an article on that last week. Also,
Speaker 2: people wrecking those batteries operated bicycles, by the way, the
Speaker 2: more people buy them, the more accidents there are, the
Speaker 2: more people are injured. It's older people riding the bikes,
Speaker 2: by the way that apparently have the most injuries on them. Anyway,
Speaker 2: San Diego bound cargo ship hauling lithium batteries reports fire.
Speaker 2: I remember that one five hundred eighties among these three
Speaker 2: thousand cars on burning ship off Dutch coast, one after another.
Speaker 2: Remember thousands and thousands of gallons of water need to
Speaker 2: be pumped on one single electric vehicle. I'd say that's
Speaker 2: one of the larger sides or larger downsides of owning
Speaker 2: one of those things. You got the charging issues, the
Speaker 2: range issues, people's just general concern about the reliability of them.
Speaker 2: Then if you park one in your garage, wouldn't you
Speaker 2: have that looming concern in the back of your mind
Speaker 2: all the time? Do you get your service upgrade, you
Speaker 2: get your high speed charger, it's in your garage. The
Speaker 2: whole house is coming down with that thing catches on fire.
Speaker 2: So you draw your own conclusions. This to me is
Speaker 2: not a winning strategy. Also, you know, then there's that
Speaker 2: whole background thing about the economy of building them. Ford
Speaker 2: Motor Company losing just billions of dollars on man manufacturing
Speaker 2: electric vehicles, every single one of them sold at a loss.
Speaker 2: What's right with this picture? And then you can just
Speaker 2: keep going back further and further and further about you know,
Speaker 2: the environmental damage done by these things, the fact that
Speaker 2: Chinese dominate the industry. It's all good for the Chinese. Ah,
Speaker 2: just don't understand the stupidity and it's all in the
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Speaker 2: fifty on AT and T phones. Thank you, Maureen, Jeez.
Speaker 2: Louise was talking about those electric battery fires, and she
Speaker 2: sends me a video of some guy who walked on
Speaker 2: an elevator and they got elevator can inside. He's holding
Speaker 2: a U lithium battery in his hand. The thing just
Speaker 2: blows up in the elevator. Guy looked charred when they
Speaker 2: pull him out of the elevator. I asked her if
Speaker 2: the guy died, because he looked dead when the outside
Speaker 2: video of the incident showed the other side of the
Speaker 2: door when the fire started. But wow, that's scary. I
Speaker 2: mean with without any notice. He just walks in casually
Speaker 2: standing and boom.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 2: Anyway, if I've went three seven four nine fifty five
Speaker 2: eight eight two three talk, I got a couple of families
Speaker 2: in Liberty Township trying to figure out who spray painted
Speaker 2: swastikas and lude drawings, as well as profanities on their
Speaker 2: homes and cars. Jeez. A woman whose home was hit
Speaker 2: by the vandals didn't want to be identified to Fox nineteen,
Speaker 2: who interviewed her. They're violating her own home, which is
Speaker 2: a safe place and doesn't necessarilysarily feel the same after
Speaker 2: something like this happens. Yeah, you feel violated, There's no
Speaker 2: question about it, says she woke up to a text
Speaker 2: from her neighbor Thursday morning at their home hadn't targeted,
Speaker 2: no idea. Came outside expecting to see toile of paper,
Speaker 2: our house, egg and there was graffiti on all over
Speaker 2: my son's car with profanity. Garage door had swastika on it.
Speaker 2: So it's not what you would expect. Called it shocking.
Speaker 2: A woman says every part of her son's car, from
Speaker 2: the paint to the headlights and the windows were hit
Speaker 2: and she fears that well the car may have been totaled.
Speaker 2: Vandals even put egg yolk in the gas tank. Said
Speaker 2: it had to be towed. Belieze her son was the
Speaker 2: target and Morey's for his safety. Said a person would
Speaker 2: do something like this obviously not a good person in
Speaker 2: the first place. So it does kind of make me
Speaker 2: worry that if someone took it further and he was
Speaker 2: harmed in some way. One of only one of one
Speaker 2: home on a few streets was also vandalized few streets away.
Speaker 2: They are working with the Butler County Sheriff's office to
Speaker 2: try to figure out who may have done it. Sarff's
Speaker 2: office so far hadn't found any fingerprints, and she can't
Speaker 2: find any neighbors with ring doorbell camera footage of the vandals,
Speaker 2: but she hopes there will be justice. It's also hoping
Speaker 2: that that person who did it apologizes. I would not
Speaker 2: hold my breath for that one. But if you have
Speaker 2: any information about who did this, the incidents themselves, they're
Speaker 2: asking that you'd please contact a Butler County Sheriff's office. Thanks.
Speaker 6: Joe is the biggest douche of the universe, in all
Speaker 6: the galaxies.
Speaker 2: There's no bigger douche than you. Rally Sunday supporters Performer
Speaker 2: President Donald Trump held a big rally big Ash Brewing,
Speaker 2: and Vice President Kamala Harris supporters held a rally at
Speaker 2: Mad Tree Brewing. So does this mean we have some
Speaker 2: political guidance on our beer choices? Joe? Is that? Yes?
Speaker 2: Alicia Reese spoke at a rally for Kamala Harris, saying
Speaker 2: today was a call for unity, a time for Democrats
Speaker 2: not to fight each other, but to unite and get
Speaker 2: out the vote. Attendis of the Trump probably said they
Speaker 2: want Trump back in office for his border policies because
Speaker 2: he ran the country as a businessman not a politician
Speaker 2: one supporter. He talks to me directly and takes out
Speaker 2: that political jargon, and he's totally transparent and that's what
Speaker 2: I like about and he tells the truth. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Search crews with Ohio LandSAR Search and Rescue we're out
Speaker 2: searching for a twenty one year old woman who's been
Speaker 2: missing since June. Union Township Police and Ohio Lansar's Search
Speaker 2: and Rescue say Emma Lecter was last seen June twenty
Speaker 2: eighth beach Mont Cherry Grove area, wearing a purple snuggie
Speaker 2: which could be mistaken as pink color from a distance.
Speaker 2: She Search and Rescue cruise say she could be wearing
Speaker 2: knee high socks that say TUTSI roll on them in
Speaker 2: three to four inch lettering. Police search and rescue crew
Speaker 2: say she's about five feet and five feet six weighs
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty. In addition, she suffers from severe
Speaker 2: mental illnesses in need of medication. Anybody with information about
Speaker 2: her whereabouts police call the Union Township Police Department or
Speaker 2: the Higho Landstar Search and Rescue. That's sad. A woman
Speaker 2: was hit by a train while walking along the tracks
Speaker 2: talking on a cell phone happened today, according to Cincinni Police,
Speaker 2: reported at about two am West North Bend Road near
Speaker 2: Vankirk Avenue and Carthage. Conductor told police it called nine
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Speaker 2: hitting a deer. Woman suffered a cut to her was
Speaker 2: taken to a nearby hospital, cording police she's expected to
Speaker 2: recover whoa let's see here. Early Saturday morning, a pedestrian
Speaker 2: was hit and killed in the city of spring Bell.
Speaker 2: According to Springdale Police, they were called to a westbound
Speaker 2: intersection of two seventy five near the forty three mile
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Speaker 2: hit by two passing motor vehicles. Officers say the pedestrian
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Speaker 2: was that Peyton's Lemonade Stand charitable event over the weekend
Speaker 2: on Saturday, and I really hope that they put it
Speaker 2: a whole People bought a lot of lemonade and thus
Speaker 2: put together a whole lot of funds for these wonderful
Speaker 2: charitable organizations at Peyton's Lemonade Stand supports. And then I
Speaker 2: see this on the top of the stack. Is stupid
Speaker 2: the antithesis. Homeowners' Association members in Colorado Summit County specifically
Speaker 2: tried to shut down a children's lemonade stand by calling
Speaker 2: the sheriff's office. Wilderness Homeowners Association members called the Summit
Speaker 2: County Sheriff's Office complaining about children running what they described
Speaker 2: as an illegal lemonade stand. They claimed the kids were
Speaker 2: blocking the road, yet when deputies got there, they found
Speaker 2: the children were not blocking the road. Did ask them
Speaker 2: to move back from the road for their safety, but
Speaker 2: they were not in the road. The sheriff's left, but
Speaker 2: the hot property owners came out and began yelling at
Speaker 2: the children, claiming they were on private properties, requiring the
Speaker 2: deputies to come back to the lemonade stand. Once again.
Speaker 2: The deputies found no issue with the kids who were
Speaker 2: selling the lemonade because the property was shared property by
Speaker 2: the Homeowners Association and because the children's parents are part
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Speaker 2: Who does that? What kind of person interferes with the
Speaker 2: child's lemonade stand?
Speaker 4: Period?
Speaker 6: That person the biggest douche of the universe, in all
Speaker 6: the galaxies.
Speaker 2: There's no bigger douche than you. Pees.
Speaker 6: You've reached the top, the pinnacle of douche. Dum, good going,
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Speaker 2: Got the full treatment there on that one. Well, this
Speaker 2: one hits home for me and maybe you can share
Speaker 2: the award. Man arrested in Houston, Texas allegedly sold and
Speaker 2: shipped counterfeit cancer drugs worth tens of thousands of dollars
Speaker 2: to people here in the United States. Sharing in the
Speaker 2: award this morning. Sanjay Kumar, forty three of Bihar, India,
Speaker 2: and died in a federal grand jury last week. It
Speaker 2: arrested on Friday in Houston while he was in the
Speaker 2: United States to negotiate additional deals to expand the illegal
Speaker 2: business of selling fake oncology pharmaceuticals here a cord to
Speaker 2: the US Justice Department, Kumar and his co conspirators are
Speaker 2: accused of orchestrating the sale and shipment of counterfeit versions
Speaker 2: of k Truda and other oncology pharmaceuticals to unsuspecting people
Speaker 2: here in the United States. Justice said genuine k Truda
Speaker 2: is a cancer immunotherapy that has approved in the United
Speaker 2: States for nineteen different indications, including for treatment of lung cancer,
Speaker 2: had A net cancer, gastric cancer, servial cancer, breast cancer,
Speaker 2: hotkin lymphoma, and melanoma. As merk Sharp and dome LLC,
Speaker 2: they have exclusive right to manufacture and distribute that particular
Speaker 2: drug here in the United States. Kim ar charge with
Speaker 2: one kind of conspiracy to traffic counterfeit drugs, four counts
Speaker 2: of traffic encounter at drugs, and if convicted, he could
Speaker 2: face as many as twenty years in prison on each account.
Speaker 2: Lord Almighty, I guess I just kind of wonder how
Speaker 2: would you get counterfeit drugs from India? I mean, you
Speaker 2: go about the normal process. Your doctor gives you a
Speaker 2: prescription and you have it filled, or in the case
Speaker 2: of oncology drugs, you go to the doctor's office for
Speaker 2: them to be administered in a controlled environment. Do they
Speaker 2: end up getting the Indian drugs? Or are people buying
Speaker 2: these from their home and self administering, which could in
Speaker 2: and of itself pose a huge problem. Just asking out
Speaker 2: loud because I'm confused by it. But anyway, there are
Speaker 2: some dangerous drugs floating around on the street. Uh A,
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Speaker 2: this be a lesson, Linda. Let's go to the phones here, Linda,
Speaker 2: thanks for calling this morning, and a happy Monday to you.
Speaker 8: Oh thank you, Brian, Good morning. Listen to you every morning.
Speaker 2: Thanks.
Speaker 8: I just wanted to call in in whether you thought
Speaker 8: the Olympic opening ceremony was great or bad, or it
Speaker 8: offended you or it didn't. On YouTube, Divine Mercy has
Speaker 8: all the information for you to protest it, how to
Speaker 8: write to IOC, and how to write to the ambassador,
Speaker 8: and how to even call. And that's all I wanted
Speaker 8: to say is there is recourse, peaceful recourse where we
Speaker 8: can protest this. I appreciate that it was Divine Mercy Olympics.
Speaker 8: That's what I put.
Speaker 2: In Divine Mercy Olympics in your search engine, and you'd
Speaker 2: found the site to issue protest. Appreciate that and protests
Speaker 2: we should. And I have an outlouded question to ask you.
Speaker 2: Leno was going to get into that. And after the
Speaker 2: top of the Aeron news, where was the mocking of
Speaker 2: Mohammed remember that part of the Olympics ceremony where they
Speaker 2: made fun of Mohammed And yeah right they didn't, did
Speaker 2: they interesting? But they didn't mean any offense. They apologize,
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Speaker 2: on something going on in the world, like the Olympic Games. Uh, Joe,
Speaker 2: have you heard anybody complain about the carbon footprint from
Speaker 2: the Olympic Games? I know we like the G twenty
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Speaker 2: us see here. Going over to the Paris Olympics, usually
Speaker 2: making again in terms of the prioritization of our topics
Speaker 2: of conversation. This was dominating the news because so many
Speaker 2: people were offended. And what was the point of that exercise? Anyway?
Speaker 2: What was the point of the last supper drag queen
Speaker 2: transvestite performance. I just I don't get it. I mean
Speaker 2: I get it on a lot of levels, but I
Speaker 2: don't get it. Do the athletes agree with this? Are
Speaker 2: they all uniformly woke? Was this a learning exercise for somebody?
Speaker 2: Did they not anticipate that maybe some people would find
Speaker 2: such a fence in it that they would boycott and
Speaker 2: reject even watching the Olympics that some people and I
Speaker 2: noted one large I think it was a software manufacturer.
Speaker 2: Tech company I think was described as a tech company
Speaker 2: pulled all of its advertising in the wake of this
Speaker 2: LGBTQ trans Last Supper. It's okay, though they meant no
Speaker 2: disrespect now a religious conservatives from the round of the
Speaker 2: world described a segment with the French Catholic Church Conference
Speaker 2: bishops deploring scenes of derision that they said made a
Speaker 2: mockery of Christianity. Russian Foreign Ministry also issued a similar sentiment,
Speaker 2: as as did the Anglican community in Egypt. One group
Speaker 2: an organization after another protesting the disgusting reality of the
Speaker 2: Last Supper twenty twenty four. Paris organizers issued an apology
Speaker 2: yesterday to Catholics as well as other Christian groups angered
Speaker 2: by them. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: Well, you didn't mean to do it.
Speaker 2: The segment, which described as resembling the biblical scene of
Speaker 2: Jesus Christ in the Apostles sharing the last meal before
Speaker 2: the crew featuring drag queens, a transgender model, and a
Speaker 2: naked singer made up as the Greek god of Wine. Dionysius,
Speaker 2: Paris spokesperson and as Camps. In a press conference following
Speaker 2: the outrage over that production, clearly, there was never an
Speaker 2: intention to show disrespect to any religious group. The opening
Speaker 2: ceremony tried to celebrate community tolerance. We believe this ambition
Speaker 2: was achieved. If people have taken any offense, we are
Speaker 2: really sorry. Is that enough? Sav you know, right around
Speaker 2: the corner front the drag Queen Last Supper, there was
Speaker 2: a mockup of Mohammed Now there wasn't. Can you imagine
Speaker 2: the ourrage the vast majority of illegal immigrants, and Europe
Speaker 2: is struggling with a problem with illegal immigration as well.
Speaker 2: They are overwhelmed with a huge number of people coming
Speaker 2: from Middle Eastern countries, most of whom are Muslim, many
Speaker 2: of whom are outraged, don't like the whole system that
Speaker 2: they're now living in, many of whom might be members
Speaker 2: of terrorist organizations. And I don't know if you saw this,
Speaker 2: which is frightening. There was a coordinated sabotage of France's
Speaker 2: rail network right as the opening games began. French State
Speaker 2: railway and a railway at a post on X described
Speaker 2: the fire as cutting of critical signal cables near the
Speaker 2: tracks in Courtanelan, northern France. I probably pronouncing the city
Speaker 2: in correctly. Apologies to the people living there, called it
Speaker 2: a massive attack aimed at paralyzing the high speed line network.
Speaker 2: They said a large number of trains were diverted or canceled,
Speaker 2: and requested all travelers who could pro postpone their trip
Speaker 2: not go to the station. French prime ministers pledged to
Speaker 2: find and punish those responsible. Our intelligence services and law
Speaker 2: enforcement agencies are mobilized to find and punish the perpetrators
Speaker 2: of these criminal acts. That's a statement from the Prime minister. Now,
Speaker 2: they state it remains unclear who's behind the sabotage, some
Speaker 2: suggesting it's Russia. Given France's position relative to Russia and
Speaker 2: the war going on in Ukraine, that's a legitimate potential.
Speaker 2: Wall Street Journal had this to say. The sabotage marks
Speaker 2: a stunning reach of the sweeping security dragon at that
Speaker 2: France erected and to shield the games from myriad threats
Speaker 2: ranging from Islamic terrorist groups. The state sponsored sabotaged planned
Speaker 2: by adversaries such as Russia or Iran. Iran who might
Speaker 2: have reacted with outrage had the opening ceremonies included a
Speaker 2: send up of Mohammed or his followers. Former French ambassador
Speaker 2: to Moscow had this to say, we are obviously in
Speaker 2: a situation of conflict with Russia, and Russia obviously is
Speaker 2: not going to do anything, and that's the Obviously Russia
Speaker 2: is obviously not going to do anything, and that's an
Speaker 2: understatement to help these Olympic Games be a success. Some,
Speaker 2: citing intelligence sources reported by CNN, French intelligence services are
Speaker 2: investigating the far left Antifa Marxists. They're there too. There's
Speaker 2: a tradition in France of black blocks. One said, every
Speaker 2: time there's a demonstration, they destroy, they break things. In fact,
Speaker 2: France has been facing these problems for several years now.
Speaker 2: We haven't managed to solve them and so now of
Speaker 2: course it's getting out of hand. And again pointing back
Speaker 2: to the influx of a significant influx of migrants from
Speaker 2: Third world countries over the years, is a risk of
Speaker 2: some of them could be members of known terrorist groups
Speaker 2: with intentions to destroy the rest. Yes, they have that
Speaker 2: problem too, and we'll wait to see who is responsible
Speaker 2: for the sabotage of the rail system impacting about eight
Speaker 2: hundred thousand people over the weekend. We turned to our
Speaker 2: own southern border or just recently, three Palestinian migrants acrossed
Speaker 2: the United States illegally were detained after they were found
Speaker 2: to have terrorist ties. Federal law enforcement officials speaking with
Speaker 2: a New York Post of one of the migrants had
Speaker 2: salacious photos on their phone, including an image of a
Speaker 2: masked man holding an AK forty seven. One migrant from
Speaker 2: Turkey also suspected of ties to terror groups in addition
Speaker 2: to those three Palestinians. Not clear which terrorist organizations allegedly
Speaker 2: affiliated with migrants among a larger group who turned themselves
Speaker 2: into border agents at the San Diego Sector taken it
Speaker 2: to custody by US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement ICE, which
Speaker 2: Kamala Harris wants to abolish. Parenthetically, I say the FBIS
Speaker 2: joined Terrorism Task Force was investigating their cases. Border agents
Speaker 2: in San Diego Sector have been overwhelmed but do not
Speaker 2: have access to criminal databases in other countries to properly
Speaker 2: vet migrants. According to one unidentified agent, who spoke with
Speaker 2: Fox News on a condition of anonymity, quote, knowing who
Speaker 2: these guys are, we have like no access to anything international, Like,
Speaker 2: we really don't, and it kind of sucks. That's a
Speaker 2: quote close quote. He said. I wanted to get into
Speaker 2: border and protection. I wanted to get too border patrolled
Speaker 2: and protect from terrorists, and it's like, well, I probably
Speaker 2: let terrorists in the country, the agent said, probably with
Speaker 2: great dismay. Border agents San Diego have been warning to
Speaker 2: keep a lookout for people possibly tied to the Palestinian
Speaker 2: terror groups after the October seventh attacks on terrorists. Previous
Speaker 2: alert sent to the Border agents san Diego Field Office
Speaker 2: Intelligent Unit assesses that individuals inspired by or reacting to
Speaker 2: the current Israeli Jimas conflict may attempt to travel to
Speaker 2: or from the area of hostilities in the Middle East
Speaker 2: via circuitous transit across the Southwest border. Foreign fighters motivated
Speaker 2: by ideology or mercenary soldiers of fortune may attempt to
Speaker 2: obfuscate travel two or from the US to or from
Speaker 2: countries in the Middle East through Mexico, said the statement
Speaker 2: to the border agents. They also provided patches and insignias
Speaker 2: of the various terror groups who our border agents could
Speaker 2: recognize them, including Hamas, Palestinian Islami Jihad, and Hesbala, which
Speaker 2: just recently launched an attack in Israel killing children who
Speaker 2: were playing on a playground or soccer field and may
Speaker 2: begin World War three. I know that the the Israeli
Speaker 2: defense forces met for six hours yesterday contemplating what they
Speaker 2: were going to do to react to Hisbala as a
Speaker 2: consequence of that horrific rocket attack. So far, let's see,
Speaker 2: we had the number of illegal migrants appearing on the
Speaker 2: terror watch list. It was ninety eight for fiscal year
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two, went up to one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: nine and twenty twenty three. No total numbers yet from
Speaker 2: the federal government on how many on the terror watch
Speaker 2: lists have already had encounters with border agents. And I
Speaker 2: scream and utter underline with my voice, mphlicis encounters with
Speaker 2: because we all know about godaways that had no interactions
Speaker 2: with border agents, And go ahead and contemplat, as I
Speaker 2: always do when I read that kind of figure, why
Speaker 2: wouldn't they encounter border officials? They stand a much better
Speaker 2: likelihood of remaining in the country, if that's really why
Speaker 2: they want to be here, maybe get a job or
Speaker 2: improve their life. If they interact with border officials that way,
Speaker 2: they you're name that you get coord hearing in that way.
Speaker 2: Someday maybe it'll be determined that you're allowed to be here.
Speaker 2: Maybe if you're on the terror watch list. You don't
Speaker 2: want to have that kind of encounter because look, as
Speaker 2: this article details, they're going to figure out that you're
Speaker 2: on the terror watch list and you'll be detained. And
Speaker 2: at this moment in time between now and November, we've
Speaker 2: all heard of the October surprise. Now, haven't we a
Speaker 2: lot of people concerned about the election, and maybe it'll
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Speaker 2: Is there some other magic recipe that I don't know, someone,
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Speaker 2: with to interrupt the upcoming November election here in the
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Speaker 2: real quick. Keith. He said you hear even Ron was
Speaker 2: upset with the opening ceremony crisis of profit in the Kuran,
Speaker 2: and they didn't like it. Also, here's his funny part.
Speaker 2: I think they're going to diss the Muslims in the
Speaker 2: closing ceremony. In doing so they'll be able to save
Speaker 2: a lot of money on the fireworks be taken care
Speaker 2: of by the outraged Muslims. Excellent observation, Keith, Sue, thanks
Speaker 2: for calling this morning. Happy Monday to you.
Speaker 9: Oh is it happy?
Speaker 11: I feel like digging a hole?
Speaker 2: I know, Sue, trust me. Every time I say happy,
Speaker 2: it's it's like optimism in my voice.
Speaker 4: I know, I know.
Speaker 2: I feel the way of the world too, I really do,
Speaker 2: I really do.
Speaker 12: Well.
Speaker 9: I had a comment about the Olympics. I don't know
Speaker 9: if you noticed there was a little girl in that
Speaker 9: table too.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, right next with the trans guy that was
Speaker 4: running around.
Speaker 9: Yeah, and well yeah, and right next to her with
Speaker 9: his junk hanging out of his shorts.
Speaker 2: Well you know clearly and Sue, that that little girl
Speaker 2: was right there. But this is on full display for
Speaker 2: the entire world. Children watch the opening ceremonies, children can
Speaker 2: see this. Children have access to social media and see
Speaker 2: the reposts of this outrageous behavior, so you can't hide
Speaker 2: it from them, whether they're there or not. But yeah,
Speaker 2: it was a great illustration of how disgusting and reprehensible
Speaker 2: this was.
Speaker 11: Sick. It's just the sick summing it up.
Speaker 2: Well, so summing it up well, sick yeah, hay. Money
Speaker 2: is try to find a reason to be happy, soue.
Speaker 2: You're living in America, You're alive, you have access to
Speaker 2: the morning show, you can invent your spleen. There's a
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Speaker 2: truly do, and I want to just tack this on.
Speaker 2: It's not local stories, but just to conclude my thoughts
Speaker 2: related to, you know, the concerns of her terrorism. The
Speaker 2: threat the shutdown of the train system, which is being
Speaker 2: viewed as some act of sabotage or terrorism that's in France.
Speaker 2: Of course, came up in the context of the insanity
Speaker 2: going on in the opening ceremonies. But real quick here,
Speaker 2: and you know, it's almost like we're just waiting for it.
Speaker 2: The FBI director has been screaming out loud about the
Speaker 2: potential terrorist threats. We literally have terrorists coming across the
Speaker 2: southern border, interactions with them, they've been identified. We've got
Speaker 2: an insane open border situation. We're going to be living
Speaker 2: the reality of that for decades to come. I don't
Speaker 2: think Donald Trump will be able to unring that bell.
Speaker 2: He's not going to go around and deport it between
Speaker 2: ten and twenty million people in spite of the you
Speaker 2: know that being this some sort of you know, Nirvana
Speaker 2: of solutions, I don't see how it can be implemented.
Speaker 2: But look at this, I mean, you consider our vulnerabilities.
Speaker 2: We've had, you know, random attacks on power stations and
Speaker 2: random tag here and there. There was a Nebraska teenager
Speaker 2: who caused a train derailment. A teenager seventeen years old
Speaker 2: hadn't been name's been charged with two pelony couns of
Speaker 2: criminal mischief in Lancaster County Juvenile court. They are moving
Speaker 2: him into adult Courtly said they've moved to do that
Speaker 2: caused these BNSF cars to veer off the tracks near
Speaker 2: Bennett And in April twenty first trains didn't flip over.
Speaker 2: One of them crashed into an empty coal car three
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of damage. Conductor tried
Speaker 2: to make an emergency stop, ran out of time to
Speaker 2: do it. He told investigators. A misaligned switch sh near
Speaker 2: a crossing caused a crash. He noted the padlock for
Speaker 2: the switch had been missing, indicating had been tampered with.
Speaker 2: A team described as a train enthusiast in the court
Speaker 2: documents one who alerted authorities. He was still on the
Speaker 2: scene when the authorities showed up. He approached the investigator
Speaker 2: to ask what caused the crash. The investigators say they
Speaker 2: didn't know That's when the teenager said, obviously a switch
Speaker 2: was flipped the wrong way. He showed the investigators the
Speaker 2: video he took. Denied trespassing in the area, but he
Speaker 2: was allegedly spotted setting up a camera and tripod near
Speaker 2: the crossing four minutes before the derailment. A seventeen year
Speaker 2: old can derail a train by just cutting a padlock. Hmm,
Speaker 2: one single human being, and that could have been extremely devastating.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine if they targeted a train that had, oh,
Speaker 2: I don't know, maybe hazardous chemicals on it? Might that
Speaker 2: disrupt the lives of a city like oh maybe pick
Speaker 2: a random city like Palestine, Ohio. Just saying something out loud,
Speaker 2: you know. Anyway, over the local stories here you can
Speaker 2: draw your own conclusions and just make your brewing choices. Accordingly,
Speaker 2: my wife sent me a text, are we going to
Speaker 2: have to change beers now? Sunday? Supporters for President Donald
Speaker 2: Trump held a big rally here at Blue Ash Brewing,
Speaker 2: while Vice President Kamala Harris supporters held a rally at
Speaker 2: Mad Tree Brewing. We have a commissioner's race we need
Speaker 2: to keep our eyes on coming up in November two.
Speaker 2: Adam Taylor is a great guy. Emont County Commissioner Lisa
Speaker 2: Ree spoke at the Harris Rally and again Trump Rally,
Speaker 2: Big Ash Brewing Harris Rally, Mad Tree Brewing. I'll let
Speaker 2: you decide. Search cruise of the Ohio Lansar Search and
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Speaker 2: Landstar Research and Rescue Emma elect said that she was
Speaker 2: last seen June twenty eighth in Beachmont Terry Grove area,
Speaker 2: wearing a purple snuggie, could be mistaken in pink from
Speaker 2: a distance. Also could be wearing knee high socks that
Speaker 2: say TUTSI roll on them in three to four inch
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Speaker 2: Speaking of trains, we got a woman hit by a
Speaker 2: cell phone hit by a train, while talking on a
Speaker 2: cell phone would be better if she was hit by
Speaker 2: a cell phone while while talking to a train anyway,
Speaker 2: walking along the tracks with talking on a cell phone
Speaker 2: happened this morning about two o'clock in the morning, west
Speaker 2: North Bend Road near Vankirk Avenue and Carthage. Conductor told
Speaker 2: police he called nine one one after hear what sounded
Speaker 2: like the train hitting a deer. Miraculously, the woman suffered
Speaker 2: a cut to her face. Take over a nearby hospital
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Speaker 2: No intent to disrespect any religious group. Celebrate community tolerance.
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Speaker 2: in response to the outrage over the insult to Christians
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Speaker 2: Israeli opponent Tohar Football following their match on Sunday. Emmamali,
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Speaker 2: without the customary post match gesture and adding insult to injury.
Speaker 2: People there pointed out that he said Alua Akbar while
Speaker 2: holding up a prayer symbol known as the finger of
Speaker 2: tau weed, which is described as referring to the Islamic
Speaker 2: belief that there are is no God but Allah and Mohammed.
Speaker 2: His prophet wasn't familiar with the finger of Tawei before
Speaker 2: I saw the reporting on this thanks to Hannah Grossman
Speaker 2: over Fox nineteen among others who reported about this incident.
Speaker 2: Emmamali competed against then Japanese Olympian Hafumi Abe, which ended
Speaker 2: in brutal fashion. According to the reporting. At the end
Speaker 2: of the match, Abbe slammed Emmamali to the ground. Emmamali
Speaker 2: reached his left arm towards the ground, but the force
Speaker 2: of the fall and the weight of Abe ready caused
Speaker 2: his arm to bend and dislocate. Had to be carried
Speaker 2: out by Olympic staff members. Due to the severity of
Speaker 2: his injuries, many are referring to this as an instant
Speaker 2: karma moment. Well, he got what he deserved and so
Speaker 2: far as that is concerned. But again, and moving on
Speaker 2: to local politics, statewide politics, described as the first time
Speaker 2: since his Senate career began. Senator Sharon Brown did not
Speaker 2: get Ohio's Fraternal Order of Police endorsement for re election.
Speaker 2: A FOP in two thousand and six endorsed Senator and
Speaker 2: now Governor Mike DeWine, who lost his seat to Brown
Speaker 2: in an upset. Since then, Brown has won the support
Speaker 2: of law enforcement. Not this year. Courton Mike Wyman, a
Speaker 2: high FOP spokesman and retired officer who's paralyzed in the
Speaker 2: line of duty, and God bless him for his service.
Speaker 2: It came down to a tweet. He said there was
Speaker 2: a shooting here and shared instead of taking time to
Speaker 2: listen and talk to us and understand the situation, did
Speaker 2: what all these people do now and got on his phone.
Speaker 2: Brown made a comment, it's a shame now that instant
Speaker 2: he's referring to as the twenty twenty one incident when
Speaker 2: Columbus police officer Nicholas reared and fatally shot sixteen year
Speaker 2: old mckeah Bryant to responded to a domestic violence call.
Speaker 2: He got to the scene to find Bryant swinging a
Speaker 2: knife at a woman, which she kept swinging even after
Speaker 2: officer reared and repeatedly shouted to her get down. Mike Wyman,
Speaker 2: FOP spokesperson speaking with the Post, said when we arrived,
Speaker 2: he was complete chaos. She was using a weapon on
Speaker 2: an unarmed person, so he had to unfortunately use his
Speaker 2: service weapon to neutralize the scene. Nobody in that house,
Speaker 2: including the officer, is happy that happened, let me tell you,
Speaker 2: but Brown spoke out quickly against the officer and a
Speaker 2: lot of people I think remembered that during the vote.
Speaker 2: Amen Senator tweeted one day after that shooting, tying it
Speaker 2: to the former Minneapolis police officer's conviction for killing George
Speaker 2: Floyd in a tweet that I'm sure he now regrets,
Speaker 2: he wrote while the verdict was being read in the
Speaker 2: Derek Chauvin trial, Columbus police shot and killed a seventeen
Speaker 2: year old girl. Her name was Mackaya Bryant. She would
Speaker 2: be alive right now. Hmm. Brian's death also apparently sparked
Speaker 2: black Lives Matter protest because Rearden was a white officer
Speaker 2: and she was a black person again swinging a knife
Speaker 2: in a very violent fashion representing a threat to life
Speaker 2: and limb officer cleared a wrongdoing with a grand jury
Speaker 2: decline to charge him. After the review found that the
Speaker 2: shooting was justified. Wyman also said further, quote unquote statements
Speaker 2: from shared Brown about police may have cost him votes too.
Speaker 2: He said, people here are people here genuinely know where
Speaker 2: he stands on things like George Floyd and qualified immunity.
Speaker 2: Our voters know their stuff, and he just wasn't being
Speaker 2: clear enough about where he stands. Brown has always been
Speaker 2: great for supplies, vests, helping us get resources, but I
Speaker 2: think now our people aren't as sure that they can
Speaker 2: trust him. Now. That's sad. That doesn't mean Burnie Marina
Speaker 2: is going to get the FOP endorsement because he wasn't
Speaker 2: on the list, said Wineman. This person said it was
Speaker 2: procedure over politics. In the past, of a candidate failed
Speaker 2: to get the votes on the floor, a member could
Speaker 2: make a motion to suggest a new name and we
Speaker 2: could have an immediate direct vote on that. This year
Speaker 2: we changed that only names from the screening committee could
Speaker 2: be voted on, and only Brown made it past them.
Speaker 2: The committee passed on Moreno, apparently dud to his lack
Speaker 2: of political experience. Wineman said, he's too new, great businessman
Speaker 2: potential for sure, but he has to prove it like
Speaker 2: Vance did. That referred to the twenty eighteen vote when JD.
Speaker 2: Vance was able to get the endorsement over more experienced competitors.
Speaker 2: He said, Vance really worked for it, he campaigned Moreno,
Speaker 2: just ran out of time, Wineman said. And apparently the
Speaker 2: High Fop's not going to be making any other additional
Speaker 2: state wide endorsements this election year. So congratulations, Senator Sharon Brown,
Speaker 2: you stepped in it. One more thing to remember when
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Speaker 2: aviation ext for Jay Rattliffe all the time is the
Speaker 2: spiraling at a spiraling, out of control situation at Boeing
Speaker 2: obviously in connection with the aircraft and the Boeing seven
Speaker 2: thirty seven, most notably the Max and the problems that
Speaker 2: they had. I mean even he he'll do anything in
Speaker 2: his power to not fly on one of those specific aircrafts.
Speaker 2: That's not all Boeing aircrafts, but Boeing obviously has some
Speaker 2: well manufacturing problems and oh my god, how would you
Speaker 2: feel if you were Butcher Whitmore and Sanita Williams. Those
Speaker 2: are the two astronauts who are stranded on the International
Speaker 2: Space Station because the thruster failures and a helium link
Speaker 2: and they're Boeing star Liners spacecraft. Frightening situation this past Thursday,
Speaker 2: NASA's Commercial Crew Program Manager Steve Stitch, speaking with reporter, said,
Speaker 2: we don't have a major announcement today relative to a
Speaker 2: return date. We're making great progress, but we're just not
Speaker 2: quite ready to do that. They have yet to formulate
Speaker 2: a return for the Starliner aircraft. He did emphasize the
Speaker 2: ultimate goal is to bring those two astronauts back to
Speaker 2: Earth on the spacecraft. Well, isn't that a noble goal.
Speaker 2: They've been up there more than fifty days. Apparently that
Speaker 2: thing has a lifespan of ninety NASA has rated star
Speaker 2: for ninety days in space. They took off on June fifth.
Speaker 2: Starlight had described as one of two private spacecraft that
Speaker 2: take astronauts from the Earth to the International Space Station,
Speaker 2: along with SpaceX's Crew Dragon. Boeing lagging behind Crew Dragon
Speaker 2: and Cargo Dragon for years, and that's been facing years
Speaker 2: of challenges. You got to put your life in the
Speaker 2: hand of Boeing. I mean, this is I mean really
Speaker 2: putting your life in the hands of Boeing. I know,
Speaker 2: aircraft fly back and forth all the time, and it's
Speaker 2: apparently safer statistically than getting in your car and driving
Speaker 2: to work. But you're stuck in space. You're stranded in space,
Speaker 2: and you've got to rely on Boeing, who apparently was
Speaker 2: testifiring its thrusters over the weekend to see if they work.
Speaker 2: We're going to fire all those thrusters to a number
Speaker 2: of pulses, just to make sure before we undocked that
Speaker 2: the whole system performs the way we expected it and
Speaker 2: the way it did last time we checked it. Not
Speaker 2: exactly confidence inspiring Boeing these days, As Jo always points out,
Speaker 2: I guess the stock would be in the toilet, completely
Speaker 2: in the toilet, although it was down from its eyes
Speaker 2: by a lot, if the government did not have massive
Speaker 2: numbers of contracts with Boeing. Yeah, you can't just swap
Speaker 2: out Boeing for somebody else. It takes too long. Look
Speaker 2: at the back orders of aircraft. You can't just turn
Speaker 2: to air Bus and say, hey, can you fill the
Speaker 2: order for a thousand aircraft? I need them now. So anywell,
Speaker 2: I'm certain the FAA is diligently investigating this one as well.
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Speaker 2: be able to use if you're a student in Indiana
Speaker 2: this school year. And what a wonderful development that they've
Speaker 2: gone to in Indiana. I wish more school districts would
Speaker 2: embrace this. So you got eybody going off to school
Speaker 2: here soon, first day back at Dearborn and Ohio County students.
Speaker 2: Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb has signed two bills that he
Speaker 2: did back in March that are now in effect for
Speaker 2: this school year Wednesday, July thirty. First I guess is
Speaker 2: when they're going back to school there? That seems too early.
Speaker 2: That's not right anyway. Under has new law, cell phones, tablets,
Speaker 2: laptops and gaming devices utilized for personal use are now
Speaker 2: prohibited in the classroom. And it just really strikes me
Speaker 2: as odd how they could ever been allowed in a classroom.
Speaker 2: Lawrenceburg Community School Superintendent Carl Gaily, speaking with Fox nineteen,
Speaker 2: the cell phone should be off and put away or
Speaker 2: a lot of our teachers do have certain areas where
Speaker 2: they can turn them in turned off and they can
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Speaker 2: teacher's permission, or to manage a student's health. Students with
Speaker 2: disabilities can use the devices, and cell phone use is
Speaker 2: permitted for emergencies only. According to Galleon the statement, will
Speaker 2: the teachers have the power to confiscate the phones if
Speaker 2: it's being used. If it goes off, then they may
Speaker 2: take it and turn it into the administrators. They will
Speaker 2: return it at the end of the day, but then
Speaker 2: it starts then increasing consequences after that, which detention or
Speaker 2: Friday school apparently is going to be the most severe
Speaker 2: punishment for repeat offenders. So there's also a nutruency law
Speaker 2: that was passed applying to K through six graders. Dearborn
Speaker 2: in Ohio counties have collaborated with the Juvenile Courts, Prosecutor's
Speaker 2: office and probation officers the Department of Child Services that
Speaker 2: take steps forward to include high schoolers as well, so
Speaker 2: six excused absences are permitted on elementary level grades. In
Speaker 2: grades six through twelve, four excused absences are permitted. So
Speaker 2: once you start accumulating the unexcused absences, it will start
Speaker 2: leading to letters from the school, letters from the probation department,
Speaker 2: visits from the probation Department or child Services, and eventually, potentially,
Speaker 2: if it gets too severe, could lead to a visit front,
Speaker 2: a visit with the circuit court judge. According to the superintendent,
Speaker 2: so I think those are positive developments. Kids need to
Speaker 2: be in school, of course, maybe those kids are being homeschooled,
Speaker 2: taking the advice that Joe Chrekker played at the top
Speaker 2: of the hour, because you got a brain. But at
Speaker 2: least the cell phones are out of the classroom and
Speaker 2: that's a good thing. And get the hell off at TikTok.
Speaker 2: We hear this from Dave Hatter all the time. Now
Speaker 2: it's a national security threat corner the Justice Department. TikTok
Speaker 2: collected data about its user's views on a lot of
Speaker 2: different sensitive topic as well as censoring various contact at
Speaker 2: the direction the Chinese based parent company, reads Chinese Communist
Speaker 2: Party Court. To this announcement on Friday by the Justice Department,
Speaker 2: sensitive topics they tracked on TikTok including your views on
Speaker 2: gun control, abortion rights, religion, as well as political views.
Speaker 2: These details are made publican court filings late Friday in
Speaker 2: response to a federal lawsuit that TikTok filed arguing that
Speaker 2: a new law requiring a sale or ban of that
Speaker 2: app violates free speech rights for millions of Americans under
Speaker 2: the banner of national security. Now that law bans Chinese
Speaker 2: backed TikTok in the United States unless a parent company,
Speaker 2: unless the parent company, ByteDance, divests the platform by mid January.
Speaker 2: Senior Justice Department officials said in the statement, the collection
Speaker 2: of data from Americans is not a protected activity. They've
Speaker 2: previously defended their data collection practices, safeguarding the privacy and
Speaker 2: security of people who use TikTok as one of our
Speaker 2: top priorities, they have said in the past. But now
Speaker 2: we've come to find that no, they are in collecting
Speaker 2: all this sensitive data and funneling it over to the
Speaker 2: Chinese government. Chinese Communist Party Justice partman Elsa said TikTok
Speaker 2: had a history of censoring contact and manipulating its algorithm
Speaker 2: at the direction of byte Dance, the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 2: directed company. Justice Department officials said TikTok us, by its
Speaker 2: own admission, is merely a conduit for content moderation on
Speaker 2: decisions made by the Chinese elites. Justice Department said TikTok's
Speaker 2: proposal to store US user data and server here in
Speaker 2: the United States is insufficient to protect the data because
Speaker 2: TikTok employees relied on the Chinese parent company, byte Dance,
Speaker 2: developed software to share the information and at times sent
Speaker 2: significant amounts of restricted US information to China. They concluded
Speaker 2: this based on revelations that TikTok employee had sent significant
Speaker 2: amounts of restricted US user data to colleagues in China
Speaker 2: using Byteedance's internal com communication system, a thing called Lark,
Speaker 2: which byte Dance operated on servers in China, meaning that
Speaker 2: those communications were stored there and accessible by ByteDance employees
Speaker 2: located in China. Here's an interesting one for those out
Speaker 2: there concerned about their sexual orientation. I read the article
Speaker 2: about the priest who's suing Grinder for releasing his information
Speaker 2: that he was using Grinder and going to gay bars
Speaker 2: and stuff, saying it was a violation of his privacy.
Speaker 2: Wall Stet Journal had previously reported the TikTok tracks users
Speaker 2: who watched gay content. TikTok said. The dashboard that employees
Speaker 2: used to access this has been deleted if you trust
Speaker 2: them on that. And the scary figure in all of
Speaker 2: this is that more than half of the United States
Speaker 2: adults age eighteen to twenty nine actually used TikTok. Pew
Speaker 2: Research did the number crunching on that one. And you
Speaker 2: know why, It's because it's popular. I got to be there.
Speaker 2: I don't care the collecting my data. They censored speech
Speaker 2: on behalf of the Chinese government corner of the Justice
Speaker 2: Department core filings as well. National security officials have regularly
Speaker 2: warned a potential dangers from the China application, but declaration
Speaker 2: from Casey Blackburn in the Office Director of National Intelligence
Speaker 2: provided details. Intelligence reporting further demonstrates that Bye Dance and
Speaker 2: TikTok Global have taken action in response to Chinese government
Speaker 2: demands to censor content outside of China. So say Blackburn
Speaker 2: in allegal brief. Now, apparently that point that he made
Speaker 2: there that I just read described as sandwich between heavy redactions,
Speaker 2: making it not precisely clear whom TikTok allegedly censored and
Speaker 2: what information the Chinese government wanted hidden. But consider the
Speaker 2: number of people who regularly used TikTok half of all
Speaker 2: eighteen to twenty nine year olds, and many of them
Speaker 2: get their news exclusively from TikTok. Do you think the
Speaker 2: Chinese Communist Party might have some interest in being biased
Speaker 2: on what content you read or what it elevates? Answers, Yes,
Speaker 2: it does. It should US governed a lot unclassified and
Speaker 2: unclassified information to collect and evaluate the threat that TikTok poses.
Speaker 2: According to Blackberg's declaration, in this heavily redacted a legal
Speaker 2: brief Justice Department file ince to the national security harms
Speaker 2: from China's authority over TikTok's owners included enabling the blackmail
Speaker 2: and coercion of Americans and the identification of covert US
Speaker 2: intelligence officers and assets. US officials have also had concerns
Speaker 2: that China could be used could use byteedance to recruit
Speaker 2: and develop intelligence assets. Well, we have threats both foreign
Speaker 2: and domestic under those circumstances, now, don't we? Justice Department
Speaker 2: filing said, and I quote The threat that byte dance
Speaker 2: or TikTok could easily manipulate the algorithm to promote or
Speaker 2: suppress certain content is not an abstract one, TikTok and
Speaker 2: Byte Dance employees regularly engage in a practice called heating,
Speaker 2: in which certain videos are manually promoted to achieve a
Speaker 2: certain number of video reviews, in other words, elevating content
Speaker 2: that the Chinese Communist Party desires you to see and
Speaker 2: having you consume it, influencing the hearts and minds of
Speaker 2: already paralyzed Americans as we had on into November. The
Speaker 2: kids are on TikTok, Ask them why get them spread
Speaker 2: this information around? And you have intelligence community assets and
Speaker 2: the idea of blackmails is pretty profound here now.
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 2: The United States governments said no, you can't have TikTok
Speaker 2: on government devices, but those folks in the intelligence community
Speaker 2: and otherwise do have their own devices and may very
Speaker 2: well be on TikTok considering how popular it is. It
Speaker 2: only takes, as Dave regularly points out, a handful of
Speaker 2: data points on any given platform for them to easily
Speaker 2: figure out who exactly you are, even if the data
Speaker 2: is anonymized. AI artificial intelligence algorithms go quickly to work,
Speaker 2: and they fare through all this stuff, and they regularly
Speaker 2: draw the lines and connect you to other people, which
Speaker 2: of course could reveal whether or not you have any
Speaker 2: connection with the federal government or intelligence or any other
Speaker 2: area American military, for example, Oh, this person has a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of friends in the American military. Maybe that
Speaker 2: person is in the American military. Let's use a few
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Speaker 16: How's it going, brother? I always enjoy your commentary.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Sonny, I truly appreciate it.
Speaker 16: Well, we appreciate you, man because you always tell it
Speaker 16: as it is.
Speaker 2: That's right. I try to Well, we want to talk about.
Speaker 16: Your TikTok coverage there.
Speaker 17: This is one of the reasons why the government is
Speaker 17: trying to take it away from its owners and have
Speaker 17: essentially a government or private entities on it here because
Speaker 17: they could control the content because there are obviously certain
Speaker 17: subject matters that to consider taboo or other things that
Speaker 17: millennials are not brainwashed with. But more importantly, Davia Brahmaswami
Speaker 17: brought the fact that obviously Nikki Haley's daughter was on TikTok,
Speaker 17: and he brought that up and he's like, well, you're
Speaker 17: on TikTok too. He's like, well, yeah, I can reach
Speaker 17: in here and tag them graphic that way. So but
Speaker 17: the thing is, and I've tried TikTok for a short time,
Speaker 17: I think it's boring. You know, a lot of the
Speaker 17: content is just mind. I mean, every now and then
Speaker 17: you find a creator that actually has something like I
Speaker 17: saw girls taking scrap metal and making really cool figurines and.
Speaker 16: Stuff out of welding.
Speaker 17: Yeah, now that was a cool cha But for the
Speaker 17: most part, a lot of stuff on her craft with
Speaker 17: a lot of politicians.
Speaker 16: Know, you want to get the young demographics to vote,
Speaker 16: that's the way to go.
Speaker 17: It's a lot of social media's already control, like Fascist
Speaker 17: Book and other places. Sure Winner has gotten better, but
Speaker 17: I don't think it's still there yet because it's still
Speaker 17: conservative voices being centered.
Speaker 16: So that's a problem.
Speaker 2: Well, and you know, taking the TikTok platform and making
Speaker 2: it a US based company doesn't change the nature of
Speaker 2: our lords and masters on in given side of the
Speaker 2: political ledger filtering the content. I mean, we know the
Speaker 2: federal government was sitting in the offices of Facebook and
Speaker 2: other social media companies directing the content and censoring and
Speaker 2: filtering content. So whether it's a Chinese Communist Party doing
Speaker 2: it or the United States government doing it, it's still
Speaker 2: filtering of content that they, in their infinite wisdom, deem
Speaker 2: objectionable or alternatively elevating content that they want everyone to
Speaker 2: read and see. But you make a great point. If
Speaker 2: that's where half of the eighteen to twenty nine year
Speaker 2: olds are most assuredly on the platform, that's what politicians
Speaker 2: want to reach. So it's like a vicious cycle. On
Speaker 2: one hand, you know what the Chinese Communist Party is
Speaker 2: doing with the data, you know it's nefarious and you
Speaker 2: know it can be put to nefarious purposes. And yet
Speaker 2: if you don't participate, you're going to denied access to
Speaker 2: all these millions of people out there in the world.
Speaker 2: So do we take the good with the bad, or
Speaker 2: do we just try to collectively realize that TikTok is
Speaker 2: bad in and of itself and voluntarily choose to walk
Speaker 2: away from it, which would be, in my little libertarian mind,
Speaker 2: the best way to approach it, which is why I
Speaker 2: bring it up. You have a choice. No one's forcing
Speaker 2: you to join these platforms. You have to make an
Speaker 2: educated decision. When I see what the Chinese Communist Party
Speaker 2: is doing and I don't want to do anything to
Speaker 2: benefit them, I choose not to participate. That keeps me
Speaker 2: out of the loop with the eighteen to twenty nine
Speaker 2: year olds, I guess, but you know here, I am
Speaker 2: nonetheless appreciate the call. I really do, Sonny. I hope
Speaker 2: you have a fantastic day. Form decisions. Remember it's brain,
Speaker 2: use it, exercise logic and reason, and make informed choices.
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Speaker 2: the week we get to hear from the form of
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Speaker 2: with the smither vent Christopher, Welcome back to the program.
Speaker 2: I hope you had a wonderful weekend, my friend.
Speaker 12: I did. Brother, thank you so much for having me on,
Speaker 12: Brian Thomas that I always look forward to to coming
Speaker 12: on your show on Mondays and just sharing my thoughts
Speaker 12: about the previous week of what's happening.
Speaker 2: And there's so much material, so much.
Speaker 12: One of the things I'll share with you, brother, is
Speaker 12: I want you to know you're my brother, and it
Speaker 12: has nothing to do with race politics. It's just the
Speaker 12: connection and danger. And the danger in today's political climate
Speaker 12: is that once the vice president was appointed as the
Speaker 12: new you know top candidate for president for the Democratic Party,
Speaker 12: that the division, the language of of making us not
Speaker 12: like each other based on any number of things, whether
Speaker 12: it's identity politics, whether we call it, whether it is
Speaker 12: gender politics, whether it is race politics. It just ratcheted
Speaker 12: up to a whole nother level last week. Unbelievable. And
Speaker 12: if we're not careful in this country, we're not going
Speaker 12: to like our neighbors. And I just continue to encourage
Speaker 12: your listening audience to reject this stuff and make sure
Speaker 12: that they stay focused on the issues like inflation. Like
Speaker 12: you know, people are hurting so bad when they go
Speaker 12: to the grocery store just trying to buy orange juice, eggs, milk,
Speaker 12: chicken beef. I mean, those are the issues that the
Speaker 12: everyday American is trying to deal with. Brian Thomas is
Speaker 12: just trying to pay their bills, their duke energy bill,
Speaker 12: their gas and electric bill, their water bill, their house
Speaker 12: nots are their rent that have spiked. So that is
Speaker 12: what people will vote. They're not going to get caught up. Now,
Speaker 12: there will be people on each side to get caught
Speaker 12: up in the identity politics, but those of us who
Speaker 12: are down the middle, who really are trying to make
Speaker 12: it like every day, like get up, send our kids
Speaker 12: to school, pick up up, make sure they get a
Speaker 12: good education, that kind of stuff. Man, we are just
Speaker 12: not going to get caught up in this craziness. We
Speaker 12: just want to be able to go buy our orange
Speaker 12: juice and our and our eggs and our meat and
Speaker 12: be able to feed our families. And right now that
Speaker 12: is very difficult to do under this current administration.
Speaker 2: Well, there's no question about that. And you know, I
Speaker 2: find the efforts to whitewash all that if I can
Speaker 2: use that term without sounding like I'm a racist or something. Christopher,
Speaker 2: you know what, walk You know, it's just like crazy.
Speaker 2: Everything can be construed as depending on what someone's perspective is.
Speaker 2: But in the media trying to you know, not only
Speaker 2: like for example, when he comes to Kamala Harris and
Speaker 2: her prior record, No, no, she is, she was never
Speaker 2: The borders are, is what they're saying now after years
Speaker 2: of calling it the borders are. You can't unring the bell.
Speaker 2: It's all out there. The Internet is a permanent thing,
Speaker 2: and so trying to tell us that everything is great,
Speaker 2: the Bidenomics is great, although not using that phrase anymore.
Speaker 2: Bidenomics because it's toxic to the Democrats. But to stare
Speaker 2: us in the face and talk about how wonderful everything
Speaker 2: is in the face of that those specific realities. You
Speaker 2: don't have to be a poor person to look at
Speaker 2: the grocery bill and realize the price of groceries has
Speaker 2: gone through the roof over the past couple of years.
Speaker 2: It's simply a fact. Same time, you know, when Brian
Speaker 2: James comes on it at eight oh five, one of
Speaker 2: the topics the one million dollar starter home is becoming
Speaker 2: the norm. I mean, if that's not just a smack
Speaker 2: in the face of how unaffordable things are, what else
Speaker 2: could possibly be? That's what we are all living right now.
Speaker 2: So say what they want. You can't hide behind the
Speaker 2: bills that you're paying right now in front of your face.
Speaker 12: And when you throw in fuel, college education, these basic
Speaker 12: things that you know middle class families are trying to do.
Speaker 12: And then you hear the Democratic Party saying they want
Speaker 12: to forgive all of these student loans. Who is going
Speaker 12: to pay for that? Is that will increase inflation? You
Speaker 12: and I have worked our butts off, saved money to
Speaker 12: send our kids to school, at least pay a portion
Speaker 12: of it. While they're working their way through school. We're
Speaker 12: closing the gap, whatever the scenario is, so that they
Speaker 12: had either lower student loan debt or no student loan debt.
Speaker 12: But it was a tremendous sacrifice for my late wife
Speaker 12: Pamela and I to do.
Speaker 6: It.
Speaker 12: Insenses me that, you know, all of a sudden, you
Speaker 12: have the President just saying with a magic wand I'm
Speaker 12: going to just get rid of all of this student
Speaker 12: loan debt as if it's free and you and I
Speaker 12: aren't going to pay for it. That's the kind of
Speaker 12: stuff if people wake up and they just think through that,
Speaker 12: the absurdity of that and how unfair it is. And
Speaker 12: my youngest son who went into the Middle military, meaning
Speaker 12: he went directly from high school active duty in the military,
Speaker 12: and he's been there four years. He's coming out in August,
Speaker 12: as a matter of fact, he's coming home. But he
Speaker 12: is going to use his eighty thousand dollars that he
Speaker 12: got from the military, meaning his veteran benefit, in order
Speaker 12: to send in order for him to get a college education.
Speaker 12: But he gave four years of his life to the military.
Speaker 12: What do you say to Caleb who spent his four
Speaker 12: years in the military and the person that decided. Hey man,
Speaker 12: instead of me going to Ohio State where I got accepted,
Speaker 12: I went to Harvard. I got two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 12: in a student loan debt. Hey, I'm just going to
Speaker 12: forgive that. What about all our kids that are serving
Speaker 12: our country well?
Speaker 2: And the kids that went to the trade schools and
Speaker 2: the adults who went to the trade schools didn't pursue
Speaker 2: a college education. There's more people out there that didn't
Speaker 2: go to college than did. I mean, I guess I
Speaker 2: look at it in two ways. One, yes, obviously he's
Speaker 2: trying to buy votes for his party, buying votes from
Speaker 2: among those who still have an outstanding student loan. Fine,
Speaker 2: they're all giddy with excitement that they got their free
Speaker 2: thing from the government. But is it a winning strategy
Speaker 2: for all the people out there who are looking disc Well,
Speaker 2: wait a second, this isn't fair either. I paid off
Speaker 2: my student loan and busted my hump to do it
Speaker 2: and tightened my belt in order to do that. It's
Speaker 2: been discharged. I did the right thing. Where's my slice?
Speaker 2: Or alternatively, those that didn't go down that road went
Speaker 2: to a trade school, otherwise just went out and got
Speaker 2: a job. They're paying for this debt relief for those
Speaker 2: people out there with a college education that was supposed
Speaker 2: to give them a leg up economically on those who
Speaker 2: didn't go to college. I don't.
Speaker 12: I can't think that you think the voters understand that.
Speaker 2: I'd like to think they do, Christopher, But you know what,
Speaker 2: I'm starting to question my my belief in the prudence
Speaker 2: and intelligence of the American public generally speaking, so personally,
Speaker 2: I'm still trying to be optimistic that people see through it.
Speaker 2: I don't know anymore in this in this political landscape, Christopher,
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Speaker 2: time and found out that after his insurance payment he
Speaker 2: was going to have to pay thirty one hundred dollars
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Speaker 12: I was talking to somebody last week and they were
Speaker 12: all fired up Brian Thomas about a particular candidate. I'm
Speaker 12: not going to get into which candidate because it didn't
Speaker 12: matter to me once the person said that they never
Speaker 12: voted in their life and nor had their spouse, and
Speaker 12: so what I don't what I don't under stand is
Speaker 12: people that are so fired up about this election and
Speaker 12: are not registered voters. And as much as we see
Speaker 12: the voter turnout is going to be high, there's still
Speaker 12: so many people that are going to be on the sideline.
Speaker 12: So we're ninety nine days out from the election, but
Speaker 12: early voting will start in October, and in order for
Speaker 12: you to register and be a part of this election
Speaker 12: is going to be sometime in early September, is what
Speaker 12: I would believe the reality of it is all of
Speaker 12: us need to be looking at our young people and
Speaker 12: our families, looking at our elders, even in our family,
Speaker 12: and encouraging them to register to vote, to update their
Speaker 12: address so that it matches their Board of Elections wherever
Speaker 12: they are in the United States of America, so they
Speaker 12: can participate in this election. And then make sure that
Speaker 12: you show up. If you have an opinion but you
Speaker 12: don't register and you don't participate, it doesn't matter. And
Speaker 12: that just gets under my goat. But I'm like, like, God,
Speaker 12: like please, like you've got to vote. Do you run
Speaker 12: into that Brian Towns occasionally?
Speaker 2: Yes, I do. I mean you can't. You can't get
Speaker 2: away from the fact that a lot of people are apolitical.
Speaker 2: They don't think they have any time for politics, which
Speaker 2: is frightening. They don't believe they have any real truth
Speaker 2: say in the matter, which I understand that frustration. You know,
Speaker 2: we keep going back to the well, keep hoping things
Speaker 2: will be different, and it's quite often they just turn
Speaker 2: out the same or even worse. But you got to
Speaker 2: participate in the process. And I understand and I can
Speaker 2: acknowledge that Donald Trump is a divisive guy, that it
Speaker 2: baked into the entire cake. Is this lightning rod Pavlovian response,
Speaker 2: that evil orange man, divisive, crazy whatever. But Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: does not offer anything better. In fact, she offers what
Speaker 2: looks like a far more radical four years as presidents
Speaker 2: than anything else you could come up with, which doesn't
Speaker 2: sit well with other voters. But you're like Trump, Harris,
Speaker 2: I feel like I have no legitimate choice here. Both
Speaker 2: of them suck. Why would I want to go and
Speaker 2: participate in the election. But that overlooks all the important
Speaker 2: down ballot races, including the ones that impact us most,
Speaker 2: the local races law enforcement and people who are either
Speaker 2: pro against law enforcement or judges, and judicial races, local representative,
Speaker 2: state reps and state senators. These are all critically important
Speaker 2: to our neighborhood.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, And I would just say, if you know small
Speaker 12: business owners who really employ people in this country, I
Speaker 12: think should be sending emails out to their employees and
Speaker 12: encouraging them to register to vote, and not assume as
Speaker 12: one as one thing that somebody could do. If they're
Speaker 12: a small business owner and they're listening, hey, engage the process.
Speaker 12: Ask your employees. You're not telling them who to vote for.
Speaker 12: You're just saying, participate in the process. Have voter registration
Speaker 12: cards you know, you know, around your business, and then
Speaker 12: allow your staff to submit that to you to your
Speaker 12: board of elections. The other thing that has me fired
Speaker 12: up this morning is people that are saying that they're
Speaker 12: going to lead the country depending on who's elected. Well,
Speaker 12: here's what I want to tell them. Leave the country now.
Speaker 12: Don't wait if you don't like if you can't see
Speaker 12: what's happening on the southern border where people are trying
Speaker 12: to bum rush to get into the United States of America.
Speaker 12: No matter what problems we have, this is still the
Speaker 12: greatest country in the world for someone to live. And
Speaker 12: if you don't like it, get the hell out, Meaning
Speaker 12: I will buy your one way ticket if you want
Speaker 12: to go to Canada. Go to Canada.
Speaker 16: Man.
Speaker 12: I'm just so sick of people saying, hey, man, if
Speaker 12: I don't get what I want in the elections, I'm
Speaker 12: going to just pack up my stuff and I'm gonna leave. Well,
Speaker 12: go leave, you know what I'm saying, Like no one
Speaker 12: has said the United States of America is a perfect place,
Speaker 12: but if you don't like it, get out. And I
Speaker 12: talk about that piece I'm watching people on my TV
Speaker 12: burn American flag right outside Congress. You got Benjamin Nitt
Speaker 12: and Yahoo addressing Congress. You got congressional members who refuse
Speaker 12: to show up, including the Vice President of the United
Speaker 12: States of America, which I think was a terrible mistakes
Speaker 12: to our only ally in the Middle East. But then
Speaker 12: you've got five thousand, ten thousand people outside protesting saying
Speaker 12: they love Hamas, but they're burning the American flag. They're
Speaker 12: they're they're uh, they're putting craziness on our monuments, and
Speaker 12: they're taking our flag down, putting up Palestinian flags in
Speaker 12: the United or Hamas flag in the United States of America.
Speaker 12: If you don't like the United States of America, get out,
Speaker 12: go somewhere else. We're okay with it. Go by train,
Speaker 12: go by plane, go by foot, go by bike, go
Speaker 12: by backpack. We don't care. Get out and try to
Speaker 12: burn a flag in their country. And I guarantee un
Speaker 12: till you, I guarantee you they.
Speaker 2: Will chop your head off.
Speaker 12: If you go to another country and try to burn
Speaker 12: their flag, they will chop your head off.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what's interesting amid all this country or
Speaker 2: discussion Smith Christopher smiling about leaving the country if they
Speaker 2: don't get what they want by way of the election.
Speaker 2: Look what so many businesses did over the past more
Speaker 2: four or five years since COVID. But beyond, what do
Speaker 2: they do when they found out, Like, for example, California,
Speaker 2: people fled the state of California because of their woke
Speaker 2: ideologies and their terrible anti business environment, their outrageous taxation,
Speaker 2: and the absolute mismanagement of their government over the last
Speaker 2: several decades. At the point where they got billions of
Speaker 2: dollars in debt, what did companies do. They exercised their choice.
Speaker 2: They packed up their bags and they left. California lost
Speaker 2: billions of dollars, as did New York, as did some
Speaker 2: other very blue states Illinois hemorrhaging businesses as well. These
Speaker 2: are people making informed decisions on what's good for them.
Speaker 2: If I moved to Florida or Texas or fill in
Speaker 2: the blank, where I'm going to have less taxation and
Speaker 2: lower regulation, that's good for me. That is the antithesis
Speaker 2: of embracing woke leftist ideological policies. Christopher, and people act
Speaker 2: with their pocketbooks and leave, and they stay in the country,
Speaker 2: but they find a better place because we have a.
Speaker 12: Republic, absolutely, and I want to close with the I've
Speaker 12: been watching them. We live in a spectacular country. I
Speaker 12: want to lift up all of the athletes who are participating,
Speaker 12: even those locally who are winning. You know swimmers who
Speaker 12: are winning. But let me share something with you, as
Speaker 12: an African American Catholic family, listen up as a person
Speaker 12: who supports the LGBTQ plus community, as a person who
Speaker 12: has a son who is a member of the LGBTQ
Speaker 12: plus community. I was offended by what I saw on
Speaker 12: TV and the opening games that someone would take the
Speaker 12: last Supper right and do that on national TV. The
Speaker 12: point is that don't try to pigeonhole people who support
Speaker 12: the LGBTQ plus community to say we can't criticize when
Speaker 12: when you do something that doesn't make sense, that was
Speaker 12: offensive too Christians. You don't take the last Supper and
Speaker 12: make a mockery of it and imagine how many people
Speaker 12: had to sign off on that, think it's okay and
Speaker 12: put it up on TV for everybody to see. This
Speaker 12: is the problem, Brian Thomas. We're living in a world
Speaker 12: where people think that anything goes, that truth doesn't matter,
Speaker 12: that truth is relative, and that people can do any
Speaker 12: damn thing they want to do, they cannot. There are
Speaker 12: things you can't do, you shouldn't do, that are disrespectful.
Speaker 12: And I would say that to me was disrespectful. It
Speaker 12: wasn't because the LGBTQ plus community was doing it. It's
Speaker 12: because it's the Last Supper, and by the way, that
Speaker 12: is one of the most center pieces for Christians around
Speaker 12: the world.
Speaker 2: Amen. And I guess one thing that we do know.
Speaker 2: We've learned this over time that you can't criticize or
Speaker 2: mock Mohammed or the Islamic faith and you'll end up
Speaker 2: getting in big, big, big trouble. Maybe that's why there
Speaker 2: was no mock up of Mohammad or the Muslim faith.
Speaker 2: Just the noticeable absence of the other religions being mocked
Speaker 2: just struck me as rather odd. Vers Smithman always great.
Speaker 2: Heaving you on the show. Appreciate you taking the time
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Speaker 15: Thank you again for the opportunity to chat with you
Speaker 15: and your listeners. And let me point out that this
Speaker 15: is the first Monday in several that we haven't had
Speaker 15: some major over the weekend headline to deal with really well,
Speaker 15: if you think about it, I don't know, maybe it's
Speaker 15: ancient history now, but I'm still going to classify the
Speaker 15: attempt at assassination and the shift in the election over
Speaker 15: last weekend a little more interesting than this past weekend.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and weren't, but.
Speaker 2: Still certainly more interesting than the antics at the Paris Olympics,
Speaker 2: which are dominating a lot of the conversation of late
Speaker 2: bot whatever. Anyhow, you know, it's funny because the article
Speaker 2: deals with much much more than the concept revenge spending.
Speaker 2: But I circled that term because that's a kind of
Speaker 2: a new economic concept after post COVID people just you know,
Speaker 2: their their wallets opened up and they started buying things.
Speaker 2: And I guess now that it's post pandemic, revenge spending
Speaker 2: is over and hitting corporation's bottom lines. But the revenge spending,
Speaker 2: it's like, damn it, you kept me in my house
Speaker 2: and away from social interaction. I'm going to go out
Speaker 2: and spend a lot of money. Is Is that really
Speaker 2: what that concept is all about?
Speaker 1: Treat yourself, that's what it's all about.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we have stuck in our houses for long enough
Speaker 15: that we spent a while catching up for things that
Speaker 15: we convinced ourselves we deserved, and that has driven the
Speaker 15: economy for the past several years. We're starting to see
Speaker 15: that pull back a little bit. People have finally gone Okay, great,
Speaker 15: I've gotten out. Now we're even, and i need to
Speaker 15: back off a little bit because I've got different things
Speaker 15: to focus on. So we are seeing some cooling in
Speaker 15: a lot of areas.
Speaker 2: And a lot of areas that it sounds to me
Speaker 2: like people are making prudent choices. I mean, you have
Speaker 2: a finite amount of money, and when it comes to
Speaker 2: time that you realize that you have a finite amount
Speaker 2: of money, that you start pairing back on perhaps what
Speaker 2: some might call extravagances and things that you really appreciate
Speaker 2: that you don't need.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so it's interesting some of the company that were
Speaker 15: contacted in this article to talk about how people are
Speaker 15: how shifting a spending preferences are happening. So we're seeing
Speaker 15: companies such as Nestley. Nestli, by the way, owns everything
Speaker 15: under the sun. If it's a food, it probably belongs
Speaker 15: to Nestley. So they sometimes go google the brands that
Speaker 15: are under the NESTLEI Umbrella, and there's an absolute ton
Speaker 15: of them, and they will absolutely shock you. But they're
Speaker 15: reporting that they cut their revenue outlook. And and then
Speaker 15: on the other end of the spectrum, we have a
Speaker 15: Porsche who is you know that there's a that's a
Speaker 15: that's a barometer of a consumer, you know confidence there
Speaker 15: if you're looking at exactly what Porsche is doing. Porsche
Speaker 15: is acknowledged that, yeah, it's going to be a rough year,
Speaker 15: but they're not going to change their pricing, so they're
Speaker 15: not going to take any major.
Speaker 1: Steps to adjust to it. So this doesn't seem.
Speaker 2: Luxury cars would be one of those things that people
Speaker 2: might decide, well, I don't need a luxury car or
Speaker 2: that high end a car. I can go with something
Speaker 2: less expensive. But what I've read about Porsche is a
Speaker 2: lot of it is supply chain problems. Are still reeling
Speaker 2: from some of the parts and and things they need
Speaker 2: to actually manufacture some of the more popular cars.
Speaker 15: Yeah, they're still subject to The automotive industry is still
Speaker 15: suffering from some of the things that came up during
Speaker 15: the pandemic, and the fewer of units that you sell,
Speaker 15: the more that's going to hurt because you can't make
Speaker 15: any profit margin if you didn't sell one. But that said,
Speaker 15: it's still not pushing to the point where where Porsche
Speaker 15: is actually and others are actually making major price cuts.
Speaker 15: Tesla's a little bit of a different example, but there's
Speaker 15: a couple other moving parts to that one. But we're
Speaker 15: seeing some other luxury brands too, like Louis Wuitan's that's
Speaker 15: known as a business wise LVMH in the in the
Speaker 15: spotlight in a major way because obviously the Olympics are
Speaker 15: in Paris and there's a huge focus on luxury and
Speaker 15: all that kind of stuff. But they're they're reporting a
Speaker 15: pullback as well, and they feel it's all due to
Speaker 15: changing customer behavior due to where we are economically.
Speaker 2: Well, you mentioned you hit a nerve with me when
Speaker 2: you mentioned Louis Vuiton or any of these other high
Speaker 2: end luxury manufacturers, because you know there is a substantial
Speaker 2: difference one could argue with, you know, performance and handling
Speaker 2: and responsiveness and all that with a you know, a
Speaker 2: Porsche versus a low end Ford. You know there are
Speaker 2: demonstrable differences between it. I don't necessarily appreciate those differences
Speaker 2: when it comes to spending thirty thousand dollars on a
Speaker 2: purse versus one hundred dollars on a purse. Functionally, they
Speaker 2: all are identical. They hold stuff and things you can
Speaker 2: buy different sizes. But can you really justify spending tens
Speaker 2: of thousands of dollars for a very small quantity of
Speaker 2: leather that is usually manufactured for something less than one
Speaker 2: hundred dollars by the manufacturer. It's just I don't know.
Speaker 2: These are the kind of choices that always puzzle me.
Speaker 2: But you know, if you've got a whole lot of
Speaker 2: money and you want to urtue you signal you go
Speaker 2: out and spend thirty thousand dollars on a purse, I
Speaker 2: guess yeah.
Speaker 15: And the other people that you and I run across
Speaker 15: every day, you with your late radio listeners, and the
Speaker 15: mindset of the clients that we have all worth financial
Speaker 15: None of that stuff makes any sense for the exact
Speaker 15: reasons you just mentioned. However, for a huge chunk of
Speaker 15: the global population it does. Let's not forget, the wealthiest
Speaker 15: person on the face of the earth is the is
Speaker 15: the CEO of LVMH luxury goods provider.
Speaker 1: So somebody out there is into it.
Speaker 11: Just not us.
Speaker 2: So what do we learn from this other than it
Speaker 2: really solidifies everything that we sort of perceive. You know,
Speaker 2: we hear from our elected officials and everything's great. Look,
Speaker 2: stock markets up, you know, hirings up or whatever, and
Speaker 2: we're going to get to that. I guess the job
Speaker 2: market may have changed on us, but to most Americans though,
Speaker 2: they are out there in the world dealing with these
Speaker 2: prices and dealing with these choices that they now have
Speaker 2: to make that they previously didn't, primarily driven by inflationary reality.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and I think the thing I want to point
Speaker 15: out about it because there is underneath all of this,
Speaker 15: there isn't a shocking, you know, smoking gun headline, Oh
Speaker 15: my gosh, we have to start thinking differently because of this.
Speaker 15: It's really just more of the same, except that we
Speaker 15: seem to be reaching a sort of a turning point
Speaker 15: in all of this. But the thing that I want
Speaker 15: to point out, Brian, is remember.
Speaker 1: Where we were a year and two years ago.
Speaker 15: What happened to all the people who were looking for
Speaker 15: a recession or a lot of people who are out
Speaker 15: there saying we're already in a recession. Everybody knows that
Speaker 15: this is a recession. They just haven't said it yet.
Speaker 15: Well that's two years ago and we haven't seen anything
Speaker 15: like it. And I also haven't heard the term soft
Speaker 15: landing at all anytime soon.
Speaker 1: So on one.
Speaker 15: Hand, I want to think we did have a soft
Speaker 15: landing because we're not talking about it, which is probably
Speaker 15: the definition of a soft landing.
Speaker 1: In any case.
Speaker 15: The point is, don't react to these that this is
Speaker 15: still nothing to react to. In terms of changing the
Speaker 15: way you do you live your life, know what you
Speaker 15: need to spend and know what your resources are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and having a budget is really helpful and those
Speaker 2: to that end. But in terms of the market impact,
Speaker 2: I mean, if you have a diversified portfolio, presumably you
Speaker 2: are not heavily invested in luxury items. But then again,
Speaker 2: Ford has taking a bath on their electric vehicles. They
Speaker 2: losing billions of dollars a quarter, and they're seems to
Speaker 2: be no end in sight on that. I saw the
Speaker 2: other day they had to recall I think it was
Speaker 2: Toyota had to recall one. They're going to replace one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand engines. I mean the entire engine for two
Speaker 2: different lines of automobiles they made because I guess the
Speaker 2: engine just they crater on you. But you know, Ford
Speaker 2: also has its recall issues billions of dollars worth, So
Speaker 2: you know, I presume Ford maybe part of my portfolio
Speaker 2: somewhere out there. It's reeling from things independent of the economy.
Speaker 2: It's reeling from people's choices not to buy evs and
Speaker 2: from its manufacturing problems that resulted in recalls.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and again that's the whole point of having a
Speaker 15: diversified portfolio. If you bet the farm on Ford's electric vehicles,
Speaker 15: first of all, I would wonder where where that.
Speaker 1: Idea came from. You likely didn't. You're right, it's in there.
Speaker 15: It's in part of your portfolio, as you probably have
Speaker 15: an index fund somewhere in the mix. Well, Ford's one
Speaker 15: of the largest companies in the face of the earth,
Speaker 15: so it's probably in there. And they're not going to
Speaker 15: go away overnight over this. But how does this affect
Speaker 15: what you should be seeing in your portfolio as a
Speaker 15: rotation most likely from the sexy go go growth stuff
Speaker 15: to the boring value stuff. This is a pullback in technology,
Speaker 15: and we've seen the Nasdaq has taken a beating, although
Speaker 15: it's still it's still in a really strong position. For
Speaker 15: the year, but it's gotten slashed a lot. Was up
Speaker 15: about twenty four percent, now it's up something like fifteen percent.
Speaker 15: They always referred to as the tech heavy NASDAK, and
Speaker 15: you're seeing a lot of companies like you just stated
Speaker 15: that aren't doing so well. We already talked a little
Speaker 15: bit about Tesla. Google is losing money handover fist on ai.
Speaker 15: They're spending a lot more money than they bringing in.
Speaker 15: Amazon has put billions of dollars into Alexa and they've
Speaker 15: gotten millions back, and that's not how you make a
Speaker 15: good business. So you're starting to see this rotation in
Speaker 15: investor interest away from technology where it's been for a while,
Speaker 15: into the more traditional industrial type stuff, and that also
Speaker 15: is happening, Brian, in anticipation of a potential rate cut
Speaker 15: in September, but more likely closer to the end of
Speaker 15: the year. Those are all things that help the value side,
Speaker 15: not the technology stuff.
Speaker 2: So you're tea leaf reading suggests that they'll if they're
Speaker 2: going to do an interest rate cut, it's going to
Speaker 2: come after the election.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean, the bonds are trading in a way
Speaker 15: that indicates a September cut. But remember, we don't do
Speaker 15: all our interest rates cutting interest rate cutting at once.
Speaker 15: You know, the powers that be would very much like
Speaker 15: to get the attention on the fact that we're cutting
Speaker 15: interest rates and that's business friendly. I'm sure there are
Speaker 15: those out there who want that to happen before the election.
Speaker 15: There are others out there who don't want that to
Speaker 15: happen because they're rooting for a different outcome. So, but
Speaker 15: the way you can normally tell by the way the
Speaker 15: bond market moves when interest rates cuts are coming, and
Speaker 15: it's looking like Q three Q four this year.
Speaker 2: All right, we'll see if the job market has an
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Speaker 2: Not good news. This one obviously a gloomy dude, gloomendoom headline.
Speaker 2: Hottest job market in a generation is over. Things are
Speaker 2: still pretty good from an employment standpoint, but the direction
Speaker 2: things are going is not a positive one. This is
Speaker 2: all post COVID, the insanity we were dealing with with
Speaker 2: a job market that completely disappeared and all of a
Speaker 2: sudden came almost roaring back overnight. And uh, people felt
Speaker 2: very secure with their ability to get a job and
Speaker 2: very secure with their ability to keep a job. Maybe
Speaker 2: not so much anymore. Brian, what's the story on this?
Speaker 1: So we've seen it? What's seen?
Speaker 2: Excuse me?
Speaker 15: Seen a poolback here in jobs being created and a
Speaker 15: pull up in the unemployment rate. So unemployment rate has
Speaker 15: gone up to four point one percent. That's the first
Speaker 15: time it's been above four percent since November of twenty one,
Speaker 15: So that's what you were just referring to.
Speaker 1: That's peak pandemic time.
Speaker 15: Soah, yeah, we're this is just a pendulum swinging back
Speaker 15: the other way. Labor market is still pretty robust though,
Speaker 15: and as we were talking about earlier, there were forecasts
Speaker 15: not that long ago talking about a huge pullback and
Speaker 15: hiring and that just has not come to fruition. So
Speaker 15: gradual tightening of conditions here. And it also varies based
Speaker 15: on the location of the industry, so that's happening where
Speaker 15: you might expect it. So the industries that had the
Speaker 15: most booming growth during the pandemic, leisure and hospitality, are
Speaker 15: taking the biggest hit. So those job openings there have
Speaker 15: dropped from a ten and a half percent in April
Speaker 15: of twenty two down to seven percent April of twenty four.
Speaker 15: So we've seen a pretty big decline in the industries
Speaker 15: that benefited the most in the post pandemic era.
Speaker 2: How is all of this impacted by the immigration system.
Speaker 2: I've this situation. I mean, I've read many articles which
Speaker 2: suggest the vast majority of the jobs that have been
Speaker 2: hired or created over the past couple of years went
Speaker 2: largely to illegal immigrants, either working under the table or
Speaker 2: getting maybe work visas or something. But I'm just wondering
Speaker 2: because one of the facts that's in this article, I'm
Speaker 2: scratching my head over it said, quote you see jobs
Speaker 2: posted on LinkedIn in one hundred and seventy five to
Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars range with job
Speaker 2: descriptions that are almost identical to a position that would
Speaker 2: have been two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars a
Speaker 2: few years ago. I don't think that is the type
Speaker 2: of job they're talking about when they say immigrants have
Speaker 2: taken them.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would agree with that.
Speaker 15: That is definitely something to pay attention to, because, you know,
Speaker 15: it's interesting we did have over the there certainly weren't
Speaker 15: any efforts to really stem the tide of immigration coming
Speaker 15: over the border, and yet we still had a really
Speaker 15: strong labor market. Whoever was picking up these jobs were
Speaker 15: there were plenty to go around, and you could kind.
Speaker 1: Of take your pick.
Speaker 15: So we'll see how big of a headline is obviously
Speaker 15: we're in an election year, so this has already been
Speaker 15: you know, this topic comes up anyway in any election year.
Speaker 15: It's going to become more and more of a focus
Speaker 15: now that we can actually point to declining job opportunity
Speaker 15: numbers as a result of it.
Speaker 2: Well, if it's declining job opportunity numbers, that means people
Speaker 2: are more interested, you know, maybe getting employment or fewer
Speaker 2: jobs out there. Does that mean salaries will be lower
Speaker 2: because in the face of what we just talked about,
Speaker 2: with everything getting more expensive, you would think they would
Speaker 2: go the opposite direction. But supplying demand and supplying demand, oh.
Speaker 15: I'm sure companies would love nothing more than to shell
Speaker 15: out a little bit less for payroll here over the
Speaker 15: next coming quarters as we have this crunch a little bit.
Speaker 15: So yes, we'll definitely see some a little bit of
Speaker 15: wage contraction because that's just the natural how the pendulum
Speaker 15: swings when it's all about supplying demand, whether you're talking
Speaker 15: about widgets or jobs, if there's a lot of them
Speaker 15: out there, then companies are going to be there's a
Speaker 15: lot of workers out there wanting to work, companies are
Speaker 15: going to be able to pick and choose and pay
Speaker 15: what they want versus when there's a worker shortage. That's
Speaker 15: when you get McDonald's doing signing bonuses. As we tend
Speaker 15: to see about once a decade, the pendulum is swinging
Speaker 15: back the other way, and that's not the case right now.
Speaker 2: Well, you did mention food service industry right there, But
Speaker 2: is there a particular sector of the economy that this
Speaker 2: is particularly challenging The jobs are drying up more than
Speaker 2: others or sectors. I mean there's some still booming and
Speaker 2: good sectors to be in.
Speaker 15: Yeah, So the more industrial types of trade, so mining, logging, construction,
Speaker 15: durable goods, are also on uptick in job openings due
Speaker 15: to rebounds in those sectors.
Speaker 1: And again some of that is coming from the fact that.
Speaker 15: Those more value oriented industrial type sectors rely more on
Speaker 15: corporate financing as opposed to your technology companies that rely
Speaker 15: on future growth. And so, as we talked about earlier,
Speaker 15: if we're looking at an environment where we have potential
Speaker 15: rate cuts coming, that means those companies will find it
Speaker 15: a little bit easier to do business because it's going
Speaker 15: to be cheaper to borrow money. So they're planning on
Speaker 15: expanding their businesses. So we're seeing a rotation out of
Speaker 15: the stuff that we've become used to, which is it's
Speaker 15: all technology, technology, technology into stuff we haven't thought about
Speaker 15: in a while.
Speaker 1: The traditional industrial spaces exactly.
Speaker 2: Well that there are lots and lots of trade jobs.
Speaker 2: I talk to folks all the time on the Morning
Speaker 2: show about that and the need for them. So it's
Speaker 2: a great option for young people to consider going to
Speaker 2: a trade school or earning while they learn, as opposed
Speaker 2: to a four year college where you can learn computer
Speaker 2: programming and find out that artificial intelligence has taken your
Speaker 2: job from you before you've even got one.
Speaker 1: To say, Brian, I talked to it.
Speaker 15: I talked to a lot of happy people who've spent
Speaker 15: twenty thirty years in a trade as you know, maybe
Speaker 15: part of a union or maybe not, but still in
Speaker 15: a learning of skill and expanding on that skill, and
Speaker 15: they tend to land pretty solidly on their feet. They
Speaker 15: all will say, it's a grind in your twenties when
Speaker 15: you're just getting started. But if you tough it out,
Speaker 15: the demand for those the need for those jobs is
Speaker 15: not going away, So suck it up and tough it out.
Speaker 2: There you go, little pain from the front end can
Speaker 2: be a long term reward for you on the back end.
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Speaker 2: more segment. Well, you know real estate, you know location, location, location,
Speaker 2: It's always been a hell of a lot more expensive
Speaker 2: to buy a home or even rent in a city
Speaker 2: like San Francisco compared to OH, I don't know if Poughkeepsie, Iowa,
Speaker 2: or a Columbus, Ohio or something, But there are a
Speaker 2: lot of cities now that it'd be. The word affordability
Speaker 2: doesn't even seem to come into the discussion. Brian two
Speaker 2: hundred and thirty seven cities where one million dollars is
Speaker 2: the medium starter price.
Speaker 1: Yeah, imagine having to deal with that.
Speaker 15: You're fresh out of college, maybe you've got student loans,
Speaker 15: and you're wanting to start a family and settle down,
Speaker 15: and you've got to come up with a million dollars
Speaker 15: before before you get to think about it.
Speaker 2: Well, that's the financial impossibility unless you're making like massive,
Speaker 2: massive bank I mean, how much money you have to
Speaker 2: earn a year to even afford that.
Speaker 15: It also depends on where you want to live, of course,
Speaker 15: but it also depends on exactly what you're getting into.
Speaker 1: Million dollar homes come with more than just mortgage payments,
Speaker 1: tax ha fees and all that other stuff. Taxes, Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 15: So Yeah, So the headline here is that not that
Speaker 15: million dollar starter homes exist, right, go figure, there's a
Speaker 15: bunch of them in California. That's kind of the that's
Speaker 15: ground zero for ridiculous real estate prices. But since twenty nineteen,
Speaker 15: the number of cities with million dollar starter homes has
Speaker 15: increased or has gone up by three hundred percent.
Speaker 1: There's now two.
Speaker 15: Hundred and thirty seven cities out there now spoiler alert,
Speaker 15: none of them are in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, So
Speaker 15: I hope that's not too much of a shock. But
Speaker 15: for those folks that there's and there's only the twenty
Speaker 15: five of our fifty states are on this list, so
Speaker 15: and they are where you would expect, but they're popping
Speaker 15: up in other places too. So Nevada is now on
Speaker 15: this list. Illinois, so obviously Chicago driving that one. That's
Speaker 15: the only Midwestern state that I've seen here. But at
Speaker 15: the same time, you know, I'm looking at there's a
Speaker 15: couple houses right here up the street from me where
Speaker 15: we're looking at the prices going Really, they're nowhere near
Speaker 15: what we're talking about here, But that doesn't mean that
Speaker 15: that we're not still seeing this this ridiculous demand for
Speaker 15: dollars that people expect their houses to be worth well.
Speaker 2: Either like a recession or a bottoming out of the
Speaker 2: real estate market, a contractional the amount of people who
Speaker 2: are living or even desirous of buying a home. I
Speaker 2: don't know what there is there a solution to this,
Speaker 2: and there's certainly not a short term solution. I mean,
Speaker 2: more houses available on the market might bring the price down,
Speaker 2: but that's going to require a lot of building, a
Speaker 2: lot of building of homes this lower in a lower
Speaker 2: price range. Are builders even inclined to do that?
Speaker 1: So far they are?
Speaker 15: But I remember this cycle the last time, where you
Speaker 15: have a neighborhood that went up halfway and you have
Speaker 15: a muddy street that has five houses and it'll sit
Speaker 15: there for seven or eight years until the pendulum swings
Speaker 15: back the other way. There was a lot of that
Speaker 15: in northern Cincinnati where I live, and through this last
Speaker 15: swing that we went through.
Speaker 1: So but so far, so good. And that tells you
Speaker 1: the strength of the economy.
Speaker 15: Despite the headlines, despite the I grabbing headlines that hey,
Speaker 15: things are about to go over the cliff and the
Speaker 15: world's about to end. There's a lot of people suffering
Speaker 15: out there, but there's a lot of people who aren't.
Speaker 15: There's this much money, we have the ability to pay
Speaker 15: this much. That's why the demand is where it is.
Speaker 15: It's purely supply and demand and it's also being driven
Speaker 15: somewhat by corporate ownership of homes. Right, there are more
Speaker 15: entities out there who are throwing money than just your
Speaker 15: your young couple's trying to get started in life well.
Speaker 2: And one of the ways around that is maybe get
Speaker 2: your neighbor home owners association do a restrictive covenant requiring
Speaker 2: the owner of the home to actually occupy the home.
Speaker 2: Those are popular these days.
Speaker 15: Absolutely, and that that is more and more common. You're
Speaker 15: gonna hear that headline more and more. Uh So, we
Speaker 15: just we were fortunate to be able to take a
Speaker 15: vacation to Hawaii over the last couple of weeks, and
Speaker 15: there is a huge backlash against the against corporate owned
Speaker 15: real estate and what what the what these corporations are doing,
Speaker 15: Just so we're clear, as they're buying it all up
Speaker 15: and they're and they're turning around and renting it out
Speaker 15: on Airbnb and v rbo in those kind of places
Speaker 15: for short term rentals. A matter of fact, there are
Speaker 15: headlines over the last couple of weeks about Barcelona over
Speaker 15: in Spain where there has been a massive pushback against
Speaker 15: tourism and that's going to cost a lot of people
Speaker 15: a lot of money. If that city truly decides they're
Speaker 15: gonna they're going to restrict what you can do with
Speaker 15: a with a real estate investment, then that will drop
Speaker 15: the values of those of those properties in a significant way.
Speaker 1: And it's going to put some mortgages at risk.
Speaker 2: Well, it certainly will. But beyond that, this is not
Speaker 2: a short term fixed solution. I mean, there isn't anything
Speaker 2: out there that you can say, Wow, if we just
Speaker 2: do this, then problems solved.
Speaker 15: Didn't get here overnight. It's not going to go away
Speaker 15: overnight either. Somebody's gonna have to take the hit. Somebody's
Speaker 15: gonna have to vote for somebody to take a huge hit.
Speaker 2: Well, on that happy note, Brian James, I appreciate money
Speaker 2: advice every Monday for a few segments. We'll do it
Speaker 2: again next Monday and between now and then, best of
Speaker 2: health you and everty at all worth.
Speaker 1: I'll try to be less of a wet blank next week.
Speaker 2: Thanks. You can try, but you're dependent upon the headlines
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Speaker 2: Early in the program, talking about TikTok and the Department
Speaker 2: of Justice came out with some pretty stinging allegations about
Speaker 2: TikTok and the Chinese Communist Party getting all of your
Speaker 2: personal information and of course it ending up in China
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Speaker 2: the CCP by dividing us further, thank you Tech Friday
Speaker 2: Dave Hatter for regularly reminding listeners to get the hell
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Speaker 2: our interest in mind. And it's one thing you know.
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Speaker 2: manipulation or yes, keeping your personal information and selling it
Speaker 2: off to third parties. All of these apps do that.
Speaker 2: Dave tells you about that every single Friday. And look
Speaker 2: at what Google's doing right now, talk about data manipulation.
Speaker 2: You ever use the auto fill when you start to
Speaker 2: type something, it gives you all types of options, the
Speaker 2: auto complete feature, Well, Google is not showing results for
Speaker 2: the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. It used to do it,
Speaker 2: but it doesn't anymore. It's omitting suggested results that even
Speaker 2: mentioned Donald Trump's name. So, for example, if you type
Speaker 2: in the assassination attempt of under normal circumstances, particularly given
Speaker 2: how prominent in the news that recent assassination attempt of
Speaker 2: the Republican nominee for president is and how much it's
Speaker 2: all over the news, it doesn't even mention Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Search result reported by The New York Post said the following.
Speaker 2: If you type in the assassination attempt of what it
Speaker 2: comes by way of autocomplete gives you Ronald Reagan President
Speaker 2: Reagan attempt at meaning Archduke Ferdinand comes up. Going back
Speaker 2: a little bit on that one, aren't we And even
Speaker 2: Gerald Ford's name pops up no reference at all to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump. Now, if you type in assassination attempt of
Speaker 2: Donald Trump, while you will not see any auto completes
Speaker 2: that provide you with that, if you hit enter, it
Speaker 2: will link you to articles relating to it, but it's
Speaker 2: not going to suggest for you or complete for you
Speaker 2: anything that has Trump's name in it. How about that? So, yes,
Speaker 2: the Chinese Communist Party is endeavoring to manipulate you and
Speaker 2: of course stealing your data for its own nefarious purposes.
Speaker 2: But I guess alphabet is too, and it doesn't stop there,
Speaker 2: it's everywhere. So just just trying to keep you on
Speaker 2: your toes, folks. The bias is inherent in the system,
Speaker 2: and it's not a bias toward things conservative, Republican, or
Speaker 2: even religious for that matter. It's the antithesis of that.
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Speaker 2: Just I have a fifty to fifty five KRC the
Speaker 2: talk station. My exasperated call it earlier side when I
Speaker 2: said happy Monday, How difficult is that?
Speaker 4: Well, try to make it eat an easy thing to do.
Speaker 2: Try to find a thing to put a smile on
Speaker 2: your face in spite of the gloom and doom we
Speaker 2: are surrounded by. Otherwise, they win cribbage. Mike, thanks for
Speaker 2: calling this morning. I got a few callers online were
Speaker 2: starting the order in which they received Mike. Good to
Speaker 2: hear from me as always.
Speaker 16: Hey, it is a happy Monday, Brian. We're all on
Speaker 16: the right.
Speaker 13: Side of the dirt, sir.
Speaker 2: Good for you to say that there's an important one
Speaker 2: right there.
Speaker 1: Hey, you're alive.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we don't have to go that far down the list,
Speaker 2: but exactly when in doubt.
Speaker 13: Got you gotta get all with a grain of salt
Speaker 13: and just be enjoy the bless day that we are afforded.
Speaker 13: I had a similar Facebook experience like.
Speaker 4: You had earlier this year.
Speaker 13: I just made an innocuous post. I did use the
Speaker 13: picture of when Benjamin net Yahoo addressed the joint and
Speaker 13: Sessen of Congress and just making a remark. In my
Speaker 13: sixty seven years, that's the first time. And I could
Speaker 13: be wrong that that Vice president didn't even say her
Speaker 13: name was not seated along with the Speaker of the House.
Speaker 13: I have about two or three hundred Facebook friends. On anything,
Speaker 13: whether it be comic, goal, veteran issue, or newsworthy, I'll
Speaker 13: get about thirty or forty thumbs up or some type
Speaker 13: of emoji, maybe fifteen twenty comments. I got like three
Speaker 13: and about two comments. I had some coworkers they never
Speaker 13: saw it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and that was my experience because I rarely post
Speaker 2: things political. I mean, you get nothing more than a
Speaker 2: happy Friday or a picture of the dog or dogs
Speaker 2: of the case may be. And usually with my five
Speaker 2: thousand and plus mine or my five thousand or so friends,
Speaker 2: I'll get maybe one hundred two hundred, you know, chiming
Speaker 2: in give me a thumbs up or whatever. A lot
Speaker 2: of people will comment nothing. It was like two comments
Speaker 2: when I posted something that was just sort of semi
Speaker 2: remotely political. It wasn't even know ahead on criticism or
Speaker 2: attack on any given party. So yeah, that's there's your
Speaker 2: algorithm at work right there, Mike. It's just another illustration
Speaker 2: and knows Facebook's biased, of course it is. They don't
Speaker 2: want to spread the content that we want to get
Speaker 2: spread out there, so I don't figure a way of
Speaker 2: bringing it to people's attention. Like did anybody see that
Speaker 2: post I made from earlier question mark? I got more
Speaker 2: responses to that one than I got from the folks
Speaker 2: first post, which nobody saw. My God, listen man, looking
Speaker 2: forward to listening to live. You going to be coming right?
Speaker 13: Oh, absolutely, sir.
Speaker 2: Great seventh of August. We'll be at Jim and Jackson
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Speaker 2: doctor j you're number two. Welcome to the program, sir.
Speaker 4: Happy Monday.
Speaker 11: Hat back at you. Yeah, hey, yes, I just did
Speaker 11: a duck duck go search on assassination attempt and in fact,
Speaker 11: as I started to spell assassination down below, it was
Speaker 11: an assassination attempt was.
Speaker 16: A suggestion for me. I clicked on that media.
Speaker 11: Went to Donald Trump's assassination pictures, articles this that, you know,
Speaker 11: all kinds of stuff. I don't know when they got
Speaker 11: into other presidents. In fact, I didn't check and they
Speaker 11: looked down ten. So again they are alternatives to Google.
Speaker 11: But it just proves as we already know. And a
Speaker 11: question for you, isn't this a political donation in kind?
Speaker 11: Does it not need to be given to the FCC?
Speaker 11: Don't we have laws about this?
Speaker 2: Raising an interesting legal spector there for some litigation attorney
Speaker 2: to perhaps pursue on behalf of I don't know, maybe
Speaker 2: the Trump campaign. Yeah, that's a strange reality there, Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean.
Speaker 11: They're altering their business practices to present a different picture.
Speaker 11: I mean to give a certain promotional quality to one candidate.
Speaker 2: I'm a profound promotional quality to one candidate. As far
Speaker 2: as I'm concerned, you may be onto something there. I
Speaker 2: appreciate the way your mind's working this morning, doctor Jay.
Speaker 2: God bless you and love to your beautiful wife Cricket.
Speaker 2: We're wishing her obviously the best of health. And finally
Speaker 2: we'll close this you out with Mississippi James. Happy Monday
Speaker 2: to you, my friend. Welcome back. Oh good morning, Brian,
Speaker 2: what's on your mind to day?
Speaker 19: James, Yeah, I'm sorry to confused about this project twenty
Speaker 19: twenty five and Trump did not not knowing anything about it,
Speaker 19: not knowing that people is on there. But what research
Speaker 19: I'm getting it is just research that JD. Van is
Speaker 19: supposed to be part of it, and he wrote.
Speaker 2: The forward.
Speaker 4: Upcoming book.
Speaker 12: Whether it's out or not, I don't know. So what's
Speaker 12: your hang alone there?
Speaker 2: Well, it is a project that was put together by
Speaker 2: the Heritage Foundation, four hundred different scholars and analysts, a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of different groups, described as a mix of
Speaker 2: center to right groups. It is a wish list for
Speaker 2: every single conservative slash middle of the road piece of
Speaker 2: agenda that could ever come up with. So it's literally
Speaker 2: everything put into one package. The Heritage Foundation supports what's
Speaker 2: in there. I presume it's nine hundred and twenty two pages.
Speaker 2: The Republican Party did not adopt it. Donald Trump said
Speaker 2: he is not embracing it or using it as a platform,
Speaker 2: but it's just far reaching. If you were part of
Speaker 2: a Heritage Foundation or any other type of independent organization,
Speaker 2: you two could put together a wish list of everything
Speaker 2: you want. But we all know there's things that we
Speaker 2: agree on and things that we don't. The Trump administration
Speaker 2: that was not running on this as a platform. There
Speaker 2: are things that Trump administration specifically disagrees with that are
Speaker 2: in here. I know Trump is in favor of tariffs,
Speaker 2: the Heritage Foundation is not. I don't know what Jade
Speaker 2: Vance's position is on it, honestly, I haven't run anything
Speaker 2: to that effect, but to the extent he embraces it,
Speaker 2: it's not his party's platform, and it's not the big guy,
Speaker 2: Donald Trump's platform either. So it's kind of like that
Speaker 2: they're using it as a fear tactic. But you have
Speaker 2: to understand what's in it, who prepared it, and what
Speaker 2: Trump's position is on it to whether or not that
Speaker 2: that fear tech is going to work. If you don't
Speaker 2: know anything about it, you don't know where it came from,
Speaker 2: and here's someone say, oh my god, project twenty twenty five,
Speaker 2: you might get alarmed over it. But once you peel
Speaker 2: back the veneer of the argument that Trump is all
Speaker 2: in favor of twenty twenty five, you find out now
Speaker 2: that's not the case. It's a big, long wish list.
Speaker 2: We all have a list of things we want the
Speaker 2: government to do or not do, as the case may be.
Speaker 2: Rarely do any of us get even some of our way,
Speaker 2: let alone nine hundred pages worth of it. Just like
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