Speaker 1: Seven oh six, a fifty five kr CV talkstation. By
Speaker 1: the time I was wishing everyone a very happy Tuesday
Speaker 1: and welcoming back to the fifty five KRC Morning show
Speaker 1: Man you need to vote for or find him online.
Speaker 1: Orlandossanza dot com. Welcome back to Orlando. It's always a
Speaker 1: real pleasure to have in you on the program.
Speaker 2: Likewise, Brian, thanks for having me.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a down ballot raised, but it's a
Speaker 1: really important one. Of course, he's running against Greg Landsman
Speaker 1: for US Congress, and of course, after that debate, I
Speaker 1: don't know how anybody in his right mind could ever
Speaker 1: consider voting for Greg Landsman once you include his background,
Speaker 1: his history, his being part of the Gang of Five,
Speaker 1: and the issues upon which he's running, I don't know. Again,
Speaker 1: doubling down on that, I don't know how anybody could
Speaker 1: vote for him. But in the final analysis, let me
Speaker 1: just ask you, right out of the gate, Orlando Sanza,
Speaker 1: how is the race going?
Speaker 3: I see your signs all over the place.
Speaker 2: Look from all signs on the ground, we are going
Speaker 2: to win this race, and win it dig Brian, because
Speaker 2: the momentum is strong, not just on the ground, from
Speaker 2: the way that we've really upped things in the last
Speaker 2: stretch here of the race. But you talk to voters,
Speaker 2: I mean they are truly being compelled no matter where
Speaker 2: you are in the district, from del High to bond
Speaker 2: Hill to Springboro up in Warren County, they're being compelled
Speaker 2: by the message that we're going to go to Congress
Speaker 2: to fix this broken economy, we are going to Congress
Speaker 2: to secure the southern border and stop the flow of
Speaker 2: fentanyl and crime into our city, and we're just going
Speaker 2: to restore that strength of American leadership across the globe.
Speaker 2: And for those that watch the debate that you're referencing
Speaker 2: just a couple of weeks ago, I mean, that was
Speaker 2: just a compelling contrast of what we're going to do
Speaker 2: when we're going to take back this seat and what
Speaker 2: they've seen in almost two years under the representation in
Speaker 2: Greg Lansman. And I will tell you, Brian that it
Speaker 2: is telling. When walking out of that debate, going to
Speaker 2: a watch party for the subsequent and vice presidential debate,
Speaker 2: I encounter two people. Now it's anecdota stories, but I
Speaker 2: thought that that was just a huge win for us.
Speaker 2: Debate night. One of them was just there to grab
Speaker 2: a drink, and he turns around to me and he says,
Speaker 2: you're the guy that was just on TV. I said, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm Orlando. He said, listen, I just came here to
Speaker 2: grab a drink, and then I was fixated on the TV.
Speaker 2: Watched the whole thing. You changed my mind tonight, brother,
Speaker 2: I'm now voting for you. And then the other guy
Speaker 2: was the brother of the owner of the restaurant who
Speaker 2: identifies himself as a Democrat, and his brother said to him,
Speaker 2: you should watch this debate with Orlando and Lance, and
Speaker 2: he said, no way in hack, am I watching the debate?
Speaker 2: Watch the whole thing. We changed his mind. He said,
Speaker 2: You've won me over. We're now voting for you. Compelling message, Brian,
Speaker 2: That's how we're going to win this race.
Speaker 1: And that is exactly. Of course, I was on your
Speaker 1: side before the debate. But again I was screamed, I was.
Speaker 1: I was cheering for you. You're you did such a
Speaker 1: wonderful job staying on message, calling him out, you know, pointing,
Speaker 1: and obviously he just he babbled and stuttered. He sounds
Speaker 1: a lot like a valley girl, a high school girl
Speaker 1: in his language and his demeanor and you just kept
Speaker 1: knocking it out of the party. So I was literally
Speaker 1: out loud cheering for you during that debate. Wonderful job
Speaker 1: on that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, his his demeanor, lack of professionalism, and again, right,
Speaker 2: it's issues, it's it's policy. If he's got a record
Speaker 2: that he is running from, not a record that he
Speaker 2: can run on. And he brought the accountability that.
Speaker 1: Night, liar, Liar, what you're you voted for those two
Speaker 1: pieces of legislation?
Speaker 3: Liar? It was just like, wait a second, this isn't
Speaker 3: a debate.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, yeah, you couldn't you? You violated Federal Stock Act?
Speaker 3: Liar?
Speaker 2: Yeah, isn't it telling Brian that on that issue? And
Speaker 2: I'm sure you you were ready in a bring it up?
Speaker 2: But let me beat you to the punch.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: Right from the first debate, here's our opponent that categorically
Speaker 2: denies I didn't do any of that. I didn't violate cetero, styt,
Speaker 2: what are you talking about? Orlando? Second debate can't hide
Speaker 2: from the issue, and then gives a response that begged
Speaker 2: more questions that it actually give answers. And then now
Speaker 2: on the eve of our third and final debate tomorrow
Speaker 2: night at the Centas Center seven PM, hosted by The Inquirer.
Speaker 2: You have the inquire paper yesterday just reporting that Greg
Speaker 2: Landsman himself says it was a mistake. All right, fine,
Speaker 2: I failed to disclose over eighty stock transactions to the
Speaker 2: valuation of up to one point six million dollars. It
Speaker 2: was a mistake. It will never happen again. No, we
Speaker 2: were speaking the truth two months ago. We're speaking the
Speaker 2: truth now. It is accountability. It's a pattern of unethical practices.
Speaker 2: This lack of intent. Pegrity in the current representative for
Speaker 2: the first district has got to go. It's the same
Speaker 2: guy that was Gang of five when he was on
Speaker 2: Cincinnati City Council. Was that a mistake then, never gonna
Speaker 2: happen again. Well, then now you get to Congress, you
Speaker 2: show the same exact rules for thee not for me mentality,
Speaker 2: and voters are sick and tired of it. We're going
Speaker 2: to hold him accountable on November fifth.
Speaker 1: Yeah, does sort of establish a pattern that you can
Speaker 1: follow along those lines, doesn't it?
Speaker 3: Orlando anyway?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, yeah, but it just speaks to this
Speaker 2: idea that you know, do as I say, not as
Speaker 2: I do. And again in the military. We just called
Speaker 2: that conduct unbecoming of an officer, and we're going to
Speaker 2: hold him accountable.
Speaker 1: All right, And I'm glad you brought that up because
Speaker 1: it allows me to point out and remind my listeners.
Speaker 1: At your West Point grad you probably serve in the
Speaker 1: American military. That's where you met your wife will also serve.
Speaker 1: God bless both of you, beautiful family, four kids. I
Speaker 1: know you're a really devout family man. But going back
Speaker 1: to your time in the military, this whole woke ideology
Speaker 1: and this embracing of the woke ideology seems to be
Speaker 1: pervasive all the way through America's military. I don't believe
Speaker 1: that really is designed to achieve the goal of what
Speaker 1: the American military is supposed to be about, which is
Speaker 1: protecting us from threats both foreign and domestic. But I
Speaker 1: know it probably is having a profound impact on recruiting.
Speaker 1: You know about recruiting, the numbers are down. We can't
Speaker 1: get young people to even sign up. Is there some
Speaker 1: do you plan on addressing that philosophy that seems to
Speaker 1: have invaded in a very bad way in our American military?
Speaker 1: Where are you on that, Orlando?
Speaker 2: Well, absolutely, like there is no doubt that there has been,
Speaker 2: and right, Brian, we would agree that from the line unit,
Speaker 2: those soldiers that are fighting, sailors, airmen, marines that are
Speaker 2: fighting on the ground and doing the hard work of
Speaker 2: keeping us safe, they are still very much with the
Speaker 2: mindset of the war fighting mission. But the problem is
Speaker 2: at the top that the higher up you go in
Speaker 2: the echelon, closer to the executive branch of the commander
Speaker 2: in chiefs in where you have weak leadership in the
Speaker 2: White House right now. And it's not even leadership that's
Speaker 2: leading actually at the desk, it's the people behind Joe
Speaker 2: Biden and Kamala Harris. That's been a concern all along
Speaker 2: is this ideology that they're trying to actually pour down
Speaker 2: onto every single agency in our government, the Department of
Speaker 2: Defense absolutely being one of them, where they are just
Speaker 2: trying to make the military look a lot more like
Speaker 2: mainstream America for a political agenda. And that's where you know,
Speaker 2: we have steered the completely wrong way when it comes
Speaker 2: to our war fighting mission. It's always been our US
Speaker 2: military that is tasked with the hard job of keeping
Speaker 2: us safe and to hold our enemies accountable, sometimes in
Speaker 2: hand to hand combat. But look when I was in
Speaker 2: the military, when Jessica, my wife was in the military.
Speaker 2: We live by a warrior ethos, and it was that
Speaker 2: we would be ready and be highly trained to destroy
Speaker 2: the enemy in protection of the American people. But what
Speaker 2: is a concern right now, not just for Americans that
Speaker 2: are currently serving that you have higher chain of command
Speaker 2: that may just seem to be drinking the kool aid
Speaker 2: from what they're being passed from the top down, but
Speaker 2: for Americans that are contemplating whether I'm going to join
Speaker 2: the military or not. I mean, they look at the
Speaker 2: recruiting videos of our branches, and you know, when recruiting
Speaker 2: videos seems to be pushing very clearly an agenda that
Speaker 2: we want to make our military look and feel like
Speaker 2: what we see, you know, just on clothing commercials, you know,
Speaker 2: for all these brands just trying to perpetuate this woke ideology.
Speaker 2: That's where you know, we've gone completely wrong. And who's
Speaker 2: going to be motivated by that to pick up an
Speaker 2: M sixteen or an M four rifle and actually sign
Speaker 2: up and serve their country if we're not trying to
Speaker 2: incentivize them for that very thing, duty, honor, country, serve
Speaker 2: something greater than yourself. All those things are what recruited
Speaker 2: me into the military. We need to go back to that.
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Speaker 1: Seven nineteen to fifty five Krcdtalk Station Brian Thomas, l
Speaker 1: Orlando Sanza find them online Orlandosanza dot com. Before we
Speaker 1: get to the your certified Public Accountant degree and inflation.
Speaker 1: Since we're on the heels of another what I would say,
Speaker 1: lie campaign and he just heard it, there isn't going
Speaker 1: to be a national abortion ban. First off, because Donald
Speaker 1: Trump said he'd never signed one into law. Second of all,
Speaker 1: because the Supreme Court said this is not within the
Speaker 1: power of the federal government. It exists as a state's
Speaker 1: right or not, but it's a power of the state.
Speaker 1: It is not one of the powers held by the
Speaker 1: federal governments of This whole discussion on a national abortion.
Speaker 3: Ban is nonsense.
Speaker 1: Or Orlando, you care to come in because I know
Speaker 1: you've been brought into that discussion as well.
Speaker 2: Well, that's all they have, right, Brian, that's all the
Speaker 2: Democrats have to lodge our way, And you're exactly right,
Speaker 2: complete lies. This is a state issue. It is not
Speaker 2: a federal issue. The Supreme Court has said it's so,
Speaker 2: and so any talk that anyone, whether it's me or Bernie,
Speaker 2: is going to make this a federal issue is complete garbage.
Speaker 2: And it's again just proof that because they can't talk
Speaker 2: about the economy and the border and national security or
Speaker 2: crime or education, they have the only thing left and
Speaker 2: that's abortion. Trying to go back from the last two
Speaker 2: election cycles. But there is no more ammunition in that gun.
Speaker 2: It's completely false and it's not going anywhere.
Speaker 1: Fair enough, got that one out of the way, which
Speaker 1: is easy to do, and I just those commercials just
Speaker 1: drive me up a Wall Orlando. Anyhow, moving over to inflation,
Speaker 1: I think probably the biggest problem for the American public
Speaker 1: going to the grocery store every weekend, filling your tank
Speaker 1: literally any given day. Biden administration came into this with
Speaker 1: gasoline under two dollars a gallon. Inflation was in check.
Speaker 1: We weren't paying a dollar fifty for an orange at
Speaker 1: the grocery store. I could go on add nauseum about that.
Speaker 1: What's Orlando going to do with his accounting degree to
Speaker 1: bring about out some change that will bring about lower inflation.
Speaker 2: Well, Brian, it's simple. We're going to bring back common
Speaker 2: sense on this issue and on every issue, but on
Speaker 2: the economy. You're exactly right. From all the thousand doors
Speaker 2: that we've knocked across this district, the economy is, bar none,
Speaker 2: the most important problem that people want fixed. And listen,
Speaker 2: it's simple that when we get to Congress, we are
Speaker 2: not going to take positions like my opponent's let's raise
Speaker 2: the debt ceiling with zero cuts and government spending. Come on,
Speaker 2: thirty four trillion dollars in debt and you want to
Speaker 2: raise the national debt ceiling with zero cuts and spending. No,
Speaker 2: we're actually going to cut government spending. Number two is
Speaker 2: that we're not going to assert these extreme positions like
Speaker 2: let's raise federal minimum wage to twenty four dollars an hour.
Speaker 2: I am all for raising wages and making sure that
Speaker 2: people get a fair share of what they need to make,
Speaker 2: but we're not going to shove that down to throw
Speaker 2: the federal government on small businesses. It would cripple the economy.
Speaker 2: And then number three is that, listen, we're not going
Speaker 2: to tax the American family into oblivion. This whole idea
Speaker 2: of spend spend, spend, tax, tax, tax is exactly why
Speaker 2: you have this hyperinflated environment and people do not have
Speaker 2: as much money in their pocket that they can keep
Speaker 2: at the end of the workday. So we're going to
Speaker 2: renew the tax cuts and jobs back to twenty seventeen
Speaker 2: to help families and small business owners. It's Greg Lansman
Speaker 2: that has committed not to renewing those tax cuts. It's
Speaker 2: Greg Lansman that's called for minimum wage to be hiked
Speaker 2: up to twenty four dollars an hour. And isn't it
Speaker 2: telling Brian that the National Federation of Independent Businesses, the
Speaker 2: largest advocate in the nation for small businesses has endorsed
Speaker 2: us in this race, and not Greg Lansman, who sits
Speaker 2: in the Small Business Committee in Congress. They know it,
Speaker 2: we know it. We're going to take back this seat
Speaker 2: and actually fix this economy.
Speaker 1: On November fifth, that's actually a wonderful point you just
Speaker 1: made there, Orlando. Props for that one, and in the
Speaker 1: time remaining, maybe we can get an energy policy. Obviously,
Speaker 1: in terms of the erosion of the middle classes purchasing power,
Speaker 1: a lot of it has to do with rising energy costs,
Speaker 1: whether it's at the gas pump or your duke energy
Speaker 1: bill which is going through the roof. Mainly, I would
Speaker 1: argue because of us being forced to rely on green
Speaker 1: technology and make massive billions of dollars in investment in
Speaker 1: something that doesn't provide reliable electricity, whereas Orlando sons on
Speaker 1: getting our energy prices in check.
Speaker 2: Listen, all of us want America to remain having clean air,
Speaker 2: clean water, to produce clean energy. There's no dispute on that.
Speaker 2: But what is telling is again, when it's my opponent
Speaker 2: that gets to Congress and he votes no on something
Speaker 2: as common sense as the Lower Energy Cost Act in
Speaker 2: Congress that would have brought more manufacturing to America so
Speaker 2: that we can actually in our manufacturing produce cleaner energy
Speaker 2: in that of depending on hostile nations where their energy
Speaker 2: production is a lot dirtier than ours, Brian, And there's
Speaker 2: no doubt about that. To bring you actually have to
Speaker 2: fix this by bringing manufacturing back to the United States
Speaker 2: and for us to be energy dominant as a nation
Speaker 2: so that we're not depending on other nations to produce
Speaker 2: our own energy. And what does that effectively do. By
Speaker 2: doing that, we lower our energy costs. That Duke Energy
Speaker 2: bill that you talk about, I mean, that's a hot
Speaker 2: button issue for me, and you know that, Brian. It's
Speaker 2: our Duke energy build It's almost doubled in the last
Speaker 2: year alone. Well, if we bring production here, if we
Speaker 2: cut the bureaucratic red tape, we actually become energy dominant.
Speaker 2: That can then help us at home by lowering our
Speaker 2: utility costs and again help us so that our money
Speaker 2: can go much farther along the way to helping support
Speaker 2: our families like mine of four young kids under the
Speaker 2: age of ten. This is common sense stuff. And again
Speaker 2: we're bringing back common sense when we take back this
Speaker 2: seat on November fifth.
Speaker 3: Well, I just have to observe that.
Speaker 1: I have been advocating for nuclear power because small footprint,
Speaker 1: massive club a generation of power, zero carbon seems to
Speaker 1: work perfectly well in all the countries that use it.
Speaker 1: But lo and behold now that Amazon, Microsoft, and Google
Speaker 1: are now talking about nuclear power to power their AI
Speaker 1: facilities and building their own or buying their own, you know,
Speaker 1: the modular nuclear plants. One of them at least is
Speaker 1: going to do that that nobody seems to be objecting anymore.
Speaker 1: It's amazing the power of Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. When
Speaker 1: they want something, it looks like they're going to get
Speaker 1: it and will move faster toward nuclear When we are
Speaker 1: all standing around waiting wondering why in the hell they
Speaker 1: weren't advancing nuclear as a possible solution.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm pretty sure it's my opponent that would rail
Speaker 2: against Amazon and Google one day. But then when we
Speaker 2: look at a stock transactions, we realize those very companies.
Speaker 2: So I don't know which, Greg Lance and I'm gonna
Speaker 2: see tomorrow on the debate, states Brian, But no matter what,
Speaker 2: we're gonna hold him accountable.
Speaker 3: What time is the debate? Orlando seven pm?
Speaker 1: Find it watch inquire website Since I inquire stream it.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be great. I know you're gonna do another
Speaker 1: great job, Orlandosanza dot com. I wrote a check to Orlando,
Speaker 1: and people in the listening audience know that doesn't happen often.
Speaker 1: Good man, Orlando, appreciate our conversation. Best of luck as
Speaker 1: we head on into the home stretch.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Brian, take care you.
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