Speaker 1: Five o five at fifty five KRC, the talk station.
Speaker 1: Happy Monday Tuesday, said say.
Speaker 2: Will and that's the way the news going.
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed, hope you had a wonderful weekend and I
Speaker 3: was really enjoyed my three day weekend. Thank you to
Speaker 3: Gary Jeff Walker for covering for me on Friday. Good
Speaker 3: to see Judge Treker Roy blogs he's I could produce
Speaker 3: her My name friend Thomas, host to the fifty five
Speaker 3: KRC Morning Show. Plenty to talk about. Got lots on
Speaker 3: the plate today, but let's start with the rundown. Got
Speaker 3: guests coming up. Of course It's Monday. Christopher Smithman every
Speaker 3: Monday at seven to twenty former Vice mayor of the
Speaker 3: City of Cincinnati, with the smith Event, getting it out
Speaker 3: of a system much in the same way my dad
Speaker 3: did for such a long time. Really missed dad in
Speaker 3: the Monday morning Spleen event from my dad anyhow, followed by,
Speaker 3: of course Monday Monday's Brian James. Congress introduced them some
Speaker 3: interesting things for investors, black Rock adding private equity and
Speaker 3: credit to for one case. I don't even know what
Speaker 3: that means. Congress open to private markets to everyone, and
Speaker 3: finally a new way to invest in digital assets. Those
Speaker 3: are topics with Brian James. Jack Winsor joins a program
Speaker 3: at a thirty president, editor in chief of the Ohio
Speaker 3: Press Network, following a story from Warren County regarding food
Speaker 3: freedom at a small farm there, independent farmers, like a
Speaker 3: cooperative anyway. I guess they shut it down for some
Speaker 3: waterline issue or something. Anyway, the idea of having food
Speaker 3: freedom and for you and I to choose what we
Speaker 3: want to eat, I believe it's a good thing. So
Speaker 3: this really relates to that conceptually. The farm actually settled
Speaker 3: out of court agreed to again put in a water
Speaker 3: line as part of the settlement rather than fight the
Speaker 3: court battle over the propriety of the shutdown. So anyway,
Speaker 3: Jack Winsor will explain that at eight thirty, looking forward
Speaker 3: to Heaven on the program, of course, always looking forward
Speaker 3: to hearing from you. Five one, three, seven, four, nine
Speaker 3: fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three
Speaker 3: talk go with pound five fifty on at and T
Speaker 3: fund if you've got something you want to comment on. Yes,
Speaker 3: a crazy gunman started a fire in Idaho and then
Speaker 3: ambushed in a sniper attacks and firefighters you heard at
Speaker 3: top of the ur news he's dead. No information on
Speaker 3: what the person's name was, or what the motivations could
Speaker 3: possibly have been. What what what's Why would you go
Speaker 3: after a firefighter? I just gotta say that out loud.
Speaker 3: I mean I can some level understand given the protests
Speaker 3: and the arguments made that police are inherently racist or
Speaker 3: some nonsense like that, but what's with firefighters anyhow? Uh So,
Speaker 3: we got that going on the on the Big Beautiful Bill.
Speaker 3: Senate course passed it through to move advance, and now
Speaker 3: they're going to talk about amendments all day long. This
Speaker 3: after Chucky Schumer required the Republicans to read every word
Speaker 3: of the Big Beautiful Bill on the floor. Took them
Speaker 3: sixteen hours to get through nine hundred and seventy pages.
Speaker 3: With that done and out of the way, now the
Speaker 3: amendments get discussed and apparently they're going to be doing
Speaker 3: a marathon on that one. Look for it to be
Speaker 3: concluded maybe by tomorrow, and no information on if it's
Speaker 3: going to pass. There's still a bunch offense centers in
Speaker 3: the Senate Republicans who are not thrilled with what's in
Speaker 3: the bill. And of course you have the House side,
Speaker 3: which is not thrilled with the sentence version for several
Speaker 3: handful of Republicans, So don't know whether it's actually going
Speaker 3: to get passed or whether to get passed by the
Speaker 3: July fourth, self imposed deadline. Keep your popcorn out on that.
Speaker 3: We'll dive through some of the details in the Senate
Speaker 3: bill a little bit later. But here in the state
Speaker 3: of Ohio, I've and talking about this a lot, but
Speaker 3: it's not going to be on the ballot. The group
Speaker 3: circulating positions to petitions to eliminate the property taxes remember that, Yeah, Well,
Speaker 3: they don't have enough or they won't have enough signatures
Speaker 3: to meet the November ballot deadline. Speaking with WCPO, Beth Blackmar,
Speaker 3: spokesman for the Committee to Eliminate Property tax said they
Speaker 3: wouldn't divulge how many of the required four hundred and
Speaker 3: thirteen thousand, four and eighty seven valid signatures they have collected,
Speaker 3: but conceded that they won't have enough for the deadline,
Speaker 3: which is today June thirtieth.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 3: The month of June went by quickly, didn't it, Gollee
Speaker 3: Oh Anyway, she said it was a hail Mary to
Speaker 3: try to get it on to get this thing by
Speaker 3: July first, But why not try. We've mobilized so many
Speaker 3: people across the Ohio. And the beauty of it is
Speaker 3: that it's a by part is an issue. I think
Speaker 3: that's catching everyone by surprise.
Speaker 1: She said. They're not letting up.
Speaker 3: They're going to continue to collect signatures until they get
Speaker 3: enough so it should make the ballot next year. It'll
Speaker 3: be a constitutional amendment abolishing property taxes, which parenthetically pay
Speaker 3: for local services like school and emergency services. The part
Speaker 3: that always gives me a chuckle. The aftermath is what
Speaker 3: is most interesting. Fine, get rid of property taxes, but
Speaker 3: you're gonna have to come up with a new mechanism
Speaker 3: of funding literally everything that's like your property tax bill. Anyway,
Speaker 3: black Mark said, this is not going to stop until
Speaker 3: we're on the ballot. We're in for the long haul,
Speaker 3: and we're in it for the citizens of Ohio. House
Speaker 3: and Centati approved and negotiated budget that includes a few
Speaker 3: modest reforms. See, this has got the least the legislative branch.
Speaker 3: It's letting a fire under their butts. They're gonna have
Speaker 3: to come up with some solution and they've got I
Speaker 3: guess until next year when this thing is probably going
Speaker 3: to be on the ballot, to maybe come up with
Speaker 3: something that will negate the need to eradicate property taxes
Speaker 3: in Ohio.
Speaker 1: But what will they do anyway?
Speaker 3: The negotiate a budget includes a few modest reforms, limit
Speaker 3: school districts carry over to forty percent, it's replacement levies,
Speaker 3: and gives local budget commissioners more power to bloated budgets. Fine,
Speaker 3: how does that translate to the amount of money you're
Speaker 3: paying on your property tax bill? Let us see here. Oh,
Speaker 3: this is hilarious. Former Ashtonbulla County auditor David Thomas apparently
Speaker 3: hand picked by House leadership to shepherd property tax ref him.
Speaker 3: This year, he submitted a three and a half billion
Speaker 3: dollar tax savings bill that would have erased unvoted inside
Speaker 3: village for all government entities and schools except townships. But
Speaker 3: it didn't make the budget. So his one effort by
Speaker 3: the hand pick guy. The hand pick guy didn't make it.
Speaker 5: Hm.
Speaker 1: He said he never.
Speaker 3: Thought the group would got enough signatures for the ballot
Speaker 3: onto the on November, but hey had significant efforts. I
Speaker 3: told folks, I'm not worried about this year. I'm worried
Speaker 3: about it next year. They've been very helpful in helping
Speaker 3: us push these initiatives. Taking a step back. What we're
Speaker 3: passing today three years yars ago was impossible. That's the
Speaker 3: point I meant about this lighting of fire underneath our
Speaker 3: elected officials bottoms, because they've got to do something or
Speaker 3: face the prospect of well a state with no property tax.
Speaker 3: They have to do their phony, blowny jobs. In other news, locally,
Speaker 3: look a new lease agreement for the pay Course Stadium
Speaker 3: Commissioners apparently approved the new lease terms June twenty six,
Speaker 3: days before the June thirtieth today deadline. The Bengals had
Speaker 3: to extend the current lease. What does it got in it?
Speaker 5: All?
Speaker 3: Right, Let's start with the length of the new lease.
Speaker 3: The current least twenty nine years. The new lease eleven
Speaker 3: which includes the twenty twenty five season project costs. The
Speaker 3: original current lease eight hundred and ninety nine million, the
Speaker 3: new lease terms four hundred and seventy million. Now I'm
Speaker 3: trying to square that in my head. The twenty nine
Speaker 3: year current lease eight hundred and ninety nine million dollars
Speaker 3: in project costs, the new ones eleven years and four
Speaker 3: hundred and seventy, so they basically, well, the term is
Speaker 3: a lot shorter and the dollars are about half. I
Speaker 3: don't know Bengals contribution un to the current least fifty
Speaker 3: million under the new least terms one hundred and twenty million.
Speaker 3: Our share in the county, the county taxpayer dollars three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty million. Under the current lease, they say
Speaker 3: it was seven hundred and eighty nine million rent. There's
Speaker 3: no rent. The Bengals don't have to pay rent under
Speaker 3: the current lease. Now they have to pay one million
Speaker 3: dollars for the first three years. It just says, then escalates.
Speaker 3: This is reporting from Aaron Glenn at the enquire I
Speaker 3: don't know what escalates mean. I'm just reading what I've
Speaker 3: been given by way of information in the boiled down
Speaker 3: terms banks development. Here's something maybe you can answer for me.
Speaker 3: What is the urban design study. It's as far as
Speaker 3: the bank's development is concerned. Under the current lease, the
Speaker 3: team can restrict the land use, so it is basically
Speaker 3: the ultimate say on how Bank's development goes. But under
Speaker 3: this one it says standards will be replaced with the
Speaker 3: recommendations from the urban design study. I just got a
Speaker 3: red flag on that one anyway, and as so far
Speaker 3: as multiple uses, the team decides what can under the
Speaker 3: current lease, what can be done, and like we have
Speaker 3: concerts at pay Course Stadium, so the team decides stadium
Speaker 3: book is under the new terms, the county will coordinate
Speaker 3: with the team to market the stadium for events on
Speaker 3: non game days. It sounds like a step in the
Speaker 3: right direction for using it more often than just the
Speaker 3: days the Bengals are playing in it, So maybe even
Speaker 3: bring some dollars into the city by using it more often.
Speaker 3: But coordination and agreement are two different things. So there
Speaker 3: you have it. I'm not sure if it's a step
Speaker 3: in the right direction or not, but there's nothing in
Speaker 3: here that says the team is leaving five fifteen fifty
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Speaker 3: Happy Monday to you. Always a pleasure to hear from you.
Speaker 7: Happy Monday, my brother. There's faith, flag, family, and firearms.
Speaker 7: When you have those, you always keep your freedom.
Speaker 1: That is true.
Speaker 7: I got a couple of things to mention, like the
Speaker 7: Amy Coney Barrett. You know, maybe we could get a
Speaker 7: cage match for her and Justin Jackson's Jackson. I think
Speaker 7: he'd be great. She'd blow torcht her get out the
Speaker 7: burn cream before blisters.
Speaker 3: The visual on that one, I'm sorry, I'm just had
Speaker 3: a difficult time seeing past that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, you're right.
Speaker 3: It'll get into a bit of a verbal back and forth,
Speaker 3: or at least a written opinion back and forth.
Speaker 7: I'd like to go ahead and send out a I
Speaker 7: don't know exactly how to put a poorl John Houston.
Speaker 7: You know, got that appointment for JD. Manton Senate Seed.
Speaker 7: He's up all day and night and everything. He's got
Speaker 7: a special election here coming up next year. Boy, I'll
Speaker 7: tell you what. I don't know what he did with
Speaker 7: the governor of the state of Ohio, but he's sure
Speaker 7: they'll put him in a nice position, didn't he.
Speaker 1: I suppose, so.
Speaker 7: Up there all day and night. Send at seat.
Speaker 1: I tell you any other random musings today, Bobby, No.
Speaker 7: That's it, my brother. We're just trying to have maintaining
Speaker 7: Almighty Gods America out first thing in the morning. All
Speaker 7: we're trying to do.
Speaker 3: Appreciate your your thoughts and comments as always, Bobby, have
Speaker 3: a wonderful day and week, my friend. Let's see here,
Speaker 3: uh fatois if you take this seriously. Irani and Siai
Speaker 3: Grand Ayatola Maharama Shiazi, who happens to be ninety eight
Speaker 3: years young, issued a fatwah calling on all Muslims worldwide
Speaker 3: to assassinate Donald Trump, as well as Israeli Prime Minister
Speaker 3: Benjamin that Yahoo is this like Aji hi Joe.
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 3: According to the semi official IRNNI newslaw out what Mayor
Speaker 3: News agency, reporting on its English language site on Sunday,
Speaker 3: it says, here's an excerpt. Grand Iatola Makram Shazi has
Speaker 3: issued a fatwah in which he declares anyone who threatens
Speaker 3: leader that will be I guess the Ayatola and Shia Marja,
Speaker 3: which are a group of people who apparently make rules
Speaker 3: and laws, to be the enemy of God who has
Speaker 3: to be fought against according to Islamic teachings. After the
Speaker 3: threats were made by the criminal American president, leaders of
Speaker 3: the child killing Zionist regime against the leader of the
Speaker 3: Islamic Revolution Iatola Sayaed al Khameni and the senior Sheyed clerks,
Speaker 3: which is that Marja group?
Speaker 1: Uh? Let's see here.
Speaker 3: Fast forwarding response from the Grand Iahtola Makhram to the
Speaker 3: question put forward by his followers is as follows quote.
Speaker 3: Any person or regime that threatens the leader or Marja
Speaker 3: may God forbid, is considered an enemy of God.
Speaker 1: God.
Speaker 3: Senior ajah Iranian Marja added that any cooperation or support
Speaker 3: for that enemy by Muslims or Islamic states is haram
Speaker 3: or forbidden. It is necessary for all Muslims around the
Speaker 3: world to make these enemies regret their words and mistakes.
Speaker 1: According to an.
Speaker 3: English translation posted by somebody named Mark double wits, yes
Speaker 3: he speaks Muslim in the name of God, the most compassionate,
Speaker 3: the most merciful. It is clear that threatening the leader
Speaker 3: of the Islamic world, as well as the esteemed sources
Speaker 3: of emulation is a war against Islam. According to the
Speaker 3: chronic verse quote, Indeed, the penalty for those who wage
Speaker 3: war against God or in his messenger close quote, this
Speaker 3: act carries a severe punishment. Strengthening the front of Muslims
Speaker 3: and the unity of Islamic ranks is an obligation. I
Speaker 3: consider it haram forbidden. Germains silent on the face of
Speaker 3: such threats. It's necessary for Muslims around the world to
Speaker 3: strongly condemn these threats and to take appropriate and united action.
Speaker 3: May God preserve the Islamic community from the evil of
Speaker 3: enemies under the protection of the i'mm and age. May
Speaker 3: God hasten his reappearance and reward the righteous defenders right well. Apparently,
Speaker 3: some parallels are being drawn between this one and de
Speaker 3: fatua that was issued against Solomon Rushti, which of course
Speaker 3: resulted in multiple attempts on his life, including getting stabbed
Speaker 3: and shout taka in New York, which resulted in him
Speaker 3: being blinded in one eye. So I suppose now every
Speaker 3: Muslim on the planet, to the extent they listened to
Speaker 3: this guy, is now a potential threat against the president
Speaker 3: as well as the Prime Minister of Israel. Let's do
Speaker 3: what Jay's God this morning, Jay, Happy Monday, till you
Speaker 3: welcome to the morning show.
Speaker 8: Hey, thanks, Brian, you usually do your homework pretty good,
Speaker 8: but maybe it's cause us Monday. You think you said
Speaker 8: that maybe if the Bengals opened up the stadium, it
Speaker 8: would actually bring more money into town. Any NFL stadium, Brian,
Speaker 8: in any NFL city is swimming in cash. Those things
Speaker 8: are just goos is laying golden eggs. That's why the
Speaker 8: Browns got your six hundred million. So you need to
Speaker 8: be real careful how you phrased that.
Speaker 3: I was just saying that, you know, we all paid
Speaker 3: for it. It can be used for other things than football,
Speaker 3: which makes sense since our dollars built that thing and
Speaker 3: we should use it more than you know, a dozen
Speaker 3: times a year, and that having other events there would
Speaker 3: give opportunities for folks to actually go to the stadium
Speaker 3: and watch I don't know, some major performer perform and
Speaker 3: that might bring tax dollars to some of the other
Speaker 3: businesses there who don't really see a whole lot of
Speaker 3: foot traffic when there isn't a Bengals game going around.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and I'm being fastatious, Brian, because I think it
Speaker 8: is like the lowest ROI on the planet.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'm not yeah, no, no, no, no, I mean
Speaker 3: you're not going to convince me, ever, that it's a
Speaker 3: worthwhile financial endeavor in terms of ROI for these massive
Speaker 3: states mediums, those are all made up fulkers.
Speaker 8: Well, just to just to put it in context of
Speaker 8: I was reading the Dayton Business Journal and they talked
Speaker 8: about that the the blight that's being removed in the
Speaker 8: town of Dayton, and that Ohio has sixty million dollars
Speaker 8: annually across the entire state set aside to do.
Speaker 5: Things like that. Now, I'm a I.
Speaker 8: Am a capitalist, and what I would say is it's
Speaker 8: still not to go the state government's job to go
Speaker 8: remove blight. But if I had to choose the lesser
Speaker 8: of two evils, which one is going to drive more
Speaker 8: economic money, economic growth in the state of Ohio. Six
Speaker 8: hundred million to the Browns or should we take the
Speaker 8: sixty million and turn it into six hundred million and
Speaker 8: get busy removing the blight in these towns and across
Speaker 8: the state, open up green space for you know, the
Speaker 8: five trillion dollars of business that's being insourced because of
Speaker 8: the tariffs. Like I go back to Rolls Royce aircraft engines.
Speaker 8: We we don't have an eye on that. We have
Speaker 8: the biggest aircraft engine plant in the world. One of
Speaker 8: the things you're going to be looking for is a
Speaker 8: workforce in a place that knows how to do something
Speaker 8: with aircraft engines. That one nobody's thinking about is we
Speaker 8: give six hundred million to the Browns And that would
Speaker 8: be the next constitutional change I would love to see
Speaker 8: is something in the in the Ohio Constitution that says
Speaker 8: taxpayer dollars cannot go to any private business. Maybe underline
Speaker 8: underscore especially entertainment slash sport business.
Speaker 3: I would agree, Yeah, I would embrace that as a
Speaker 3: concept as well. So maybe j you should start a
Speaker 3: petition drive. We can vote on no property taxes and
Speaker 3: also vote on no private or no taxpayer dollars through
Speaker 3: professional sports teams in Ohio. We'll have two ballot initiatives
Speaker 3: to work on. Appreciate thoughts and comments. Jay, don't disagree
Speaker 3: with you. I just think you know, using the stadium
Speaker 3: for more than just football games is an appropriate step
Speaker 3: in the right direction.
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Speaker 3: Okay, it's five point thirty on a Monday. I'm gonna
Speaker 3: go straighted with the phone. See what Tom's got to
Speaker 3: stay this morning. Tom, Happy Monday to you. Welcome back
Speaker 3: to the Morning.
Speaker 10: Showy, good morning. After hearing your weather report, I brought
Speaker 10: my zip up Hoddy along just in case it gets
Speaker 10: a little too cool or something. I don't want to
Speaker 10: be caught off guard. Yeah, it's from it's shown from
Speaker 10: unbearable to bearable. And in case Gary Jeff is listening.
Speaker 10: I am not one of those people that bitches no
Speaker 10: matter how hot or.
Speaker 7: Cold it is.
Speaker 10: I just bitch when it's hot, so I can deal
Speaker 10: with the cold. I could tolerate it, but the heat.
Speaker 1: Keep me in.
Speaker 10: I'm in the eighty which I spent a good amount
Speaker 10: of time in the AC this weekend. So but I
Speaker 10: had a fairly decent weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were outside fair amount over the weekend, but
Speaker 3: it was a welcome and refreshing blast of cold air
Speaker 3: when we got inside.
Speaker 10: Well, I can't but uh, hey, this, uh you know,
Speaker 10: the stadium deal is just another example, in my opinion,
Speaker 10: of these politicians and these business leaders just ticking their
Speaker 10: hands in the cookie yard's that has the label taskpayer
Speaker 10: dollars written on the side of it, and uh, you know,
Speaker 10: it's something has to be done with, you know. I
Speaker 10: like Jay's idea. You know, let's let's start putting it
Speaker 10: into constitution. You can't use it for this, you can't
Speaker 10: use it for that. But then we got to keep
Speaker 10: an eye on them, because these guys find a way
Speaker 10: to get their hands in there and get a hold
Speaker 10: of this money. And oh we we need to give
Speaker 10: this mount to this company to do a study on
Speaker 10: this or well impact study. I mean, it's it's it's
Speaker 10: out of hand. It's been out of hand. It's it's
Speaker 10: considered the norm. That's unfortunate that that all this taxpayer
Speaker 10: dollars are being spent on these ridiculously stupid things. And
Speaker 10: and I don't know, it's just getting fiscally conservative people
Speaker 10: in there, which means non Democrats. I mean not all
Speaker 10: Republicans are fiscally conservative. Don't get me wrong with.
Speaker 3: Republicans control Columbus Man, and they got six hundred million
Speaker 3: dollars going to the Browns. So you know, there's your
Speaker 3: bubble bursts on the idea that you know, keeping Democrats
Speaker 3: out is going to somehow solve the problems that we face.
Speaker 3: Clearly the Republicans have a spending problem as well.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, definitely, there's no doubt about that. I just
Speaker 10: you know, the Republicans Unfortolio, the lesser of two evils.
Speaker 10: You know, you do have some good Republicans in there.
Speaker 10: I can't think of one good Democrat because the Democrats
Speaker 10: when they get together, the problem is is that the
Speaker 10: crap they come up with, the ideas that they try
Speaker 10: to put in place are extremely destructive.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 10: The problem, the biggest problem with Republicans is they're capitalists.
Speaker 10: They just they just want to be the ones that
Speaker 10: make all the money themselves, the business editors or whether
Speaker 10: it's the Republican political leader. So uh yeah, anyway, don't
Speaker 10: vote Democrats have a great right.
Speaker 3: Thanks Tom. Don't vote any of them. Eight two three
Speaker 3: talk a stack of nothing to see here. This is
Speaker 3: a drugs trecker's uh creating a file on local stories.
Speaker 3: Let's start with the breaking news from this morning. Please
Speaker 3: confirm they responded to a report of a drive by
Speaker 3: shooting in downtown Cincinnati overnight six twenty five. Main Street
Speaker 3: report of shots at eleven seventeen pm. Last evening, multiple
Speaker 3: reports of a drive by shooting one person at least
Speaker 3: we shot. The location the Bay Horse Cafe. I think
Speaker 3: we could put the word notorious in front of that.
Speaker 3: They've got apartments above it. Several people hurt, take into
Speaker 3: at least one hospital. Not immediately clear they were shot
Speaker 3: or cut by glass. According to initial communication reports, Fox
Speaker 3: nineteen reporting props to them. Police are trying to locate
Speaker 3: the suspects vehicle. No description was put out. Moving over.
Speaker 3: We got one man dead and a suspect facing charge.
Speaker 3: The connection with a shooting that occurred in Evanston Saturday night,
Speaker 3: three thousand block at Gilbert Avenue, report of a shooting
Speaker 3: ten thirty pm. When officers awrye, they found Jason Lamar Bennett, forty,
Speaker 3: suffered from a gunshot wound. He went to UC Medical Center,
Speaker 3: where he died.
Speaker 1: They say.
Speaker 3: John Smith, fifty eight, now facing reckless homicide charge. Case
Speaker 3: of the shooting is still an investigation if you got
Speaker 3: the information, since a police department's homicide unit would love
Speaker 3: to hear from you. Five one, three, three, five two
Speaker 3: thirty five forty two. Nothing to see here, mandead after
Speaker 3: a Saturday night shooting a Walnut Hills since a police
Speaker 3: department victim forty year old jail. Wait, but that's the
Speaker 3: same guy, same story, different news reporting outlet moving over
Speaker 3: man found beat, badly beat and then Claremont County bar
Speaker 3: parking lot after witnesses reported he had a loaded gun,
Speaker 3: had already shot somebody days before. According to Clemont County
Speaker 3: Sheriff's Office, June twelfth, I'm called nine to one one
Speaker 3: reported a man was at the bar with a loaded gun.
Speaker 3: Almost nine pm, sheriffs deputies found forty three year old
Speaker 3: Darryl Johnson lying in the parking lot of the in
Speaker 3: Amelia with visible head trauma. Taken to UC Medical Center
Speaker 3: by air Care. Released the next morning, June seventeen, Johnson
Speaker 3: arrested for having a weapon under disability. Been previously convicted
Speaker 3: for a felony charge an attempted aggravated arson back in seven.
Speaker 3: Was not legally allowed to have a gun. Deputies also
Speaker 3: arrested a thirty four year old man, who investigator said
Speaker 3: was the person responsible for Johnson's injuries, charge with floyding assault.
Speaker 3: Claremont County Prosecutor's Office has since declined to prosecute him.
Speaker 3: Court doc Gonna say witnesses at the bar told deputies
Speaker 3: that Johnson had been told to leave the bar earlier
Speaker 3: in the night. They say Johnson stated he would come
Speaker 3: back with a gun and kill them all. Witnesses reported
Speaker 3: Johnson came back and began firing a pistol. Whitness is
Speaker 3: told deputy is a patron at the bar fought with
Speaker 3: Johnson to get the pistol from him. Before the incident
Speaker 3: of the bar ever happened. However, Johnson had already shot
Speaker 3: his roommate. According to the Claremont County Sheriff's Office, Jeez
Speaker 3: Louise Johnson facing two counts Filfloria's account, alphoniaus assault, three
Speaker 3: counts of having a weapon under disability, one kind of
Speaker 3: tampering with evidence there by thirty six fifty five kr
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Speaker 5: Or not?
Speaker 11: Some man to go check on Chuck Ingram Sisha, I
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Speaker 1: Over the stack is stupid and why not?
Speaker 3: New York City's public schools inadvertently turned into a public
Speaker 3: toilet on two hundred and three separate occasions, What, Joe, oh, pools?
Speaker 1: Did I say? Schools?
Speaker 3: Oh jeez, it is Monday, It is the five o'clock hour,
Speaker 3: and I'd regularly admit to being a little bit sleepy.
Speaker 3: Coffee hasn't kicked in yet. All right, let's start over
Speaker 3: New York City's public pools, although one could probably make
Speaker 3: an argument that the schools could equally apply here, Joe,
Speaker 3: two hundred and three separate occasions last year, as nearly
Speaker 3: every pool in New York City.
Speaker 1: Was pooped in. Whoa, that's a lot of feast. It
Speaker 1: is really.
Speaker 3: Forcing closure and cutting swiming hours for a city looking
Speaker 3: for a little relief in the sweltering heat. Thanks for
Speaker 3: a freedom of information request from vice dot com. Out
Speaker 3: of the fifty two public pools across five boroughs, forty
Speaker 3: four had to be shut down at least once because
Speaker 3: someone well dumped.
Speaker 1: In the pool.
Speaker 6: What the hell.
Speaker 3: Cord of the reporting from wevice. We're talking full on
Speaker 3: fecal events that the city has categorized like a Pentagon
Speaker 3: death con levels. What a solid piece of feces is
Speaker 3: a level one incident and you can imagine level two
Speaker 3: incident is you take the word solid out of there,
Speaker 3: only two levels because there aren't many gradients of poop
Speaker 3: out there. They report pools closed for cleaning regardless of level. Thankfully,
Speaker 3: weren't as nearly as many level twos nineteen of them
Speaker 3: compared to one D and eighty nine level ones. In
Speaker 3: the summer of last year, New Yorkers lost more than
Speaker 3: six hundred hours of pool time because swimmers couldn't hold
Speaker 3: it until they got home.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow.
Speaker 3: The article does elaborate more more than anything I really
Speaker 3: want to say out loud this morning, but it does
Speaker 3: remind me of the just disturbing reality of standing in
Speaker 3: the pool bar at put In Bay for about four
Speaker 3: hours or like many several years ago, quite a few
Speaker 3: years ago, not too many people got out of the
Speaker 3: pool to go use the restroom in spite of the
Speaker 3: fact that they were pounding many, many, many beverages at
Speaker 3: the pool bar there. Yeah, I know, there's so much
Speaker 3: chloring in that pool. My suit faded. Anyhow, let's try
Speaker 3: to get this one in here. Sunday the twenty second,
Speaker 3: about two twenty pm, chaos are up in to the
Speaker 3: Gallery of Mall in Uptown District.
Speaker 1: This in Houston.
Speaker 3: Suspector's identity remains undisclosed pending formal charges. Allegedly stole a
Speaker 3: pair of sunglasses. Close circuit camera footage shows them making
Speaker 3: the item from the store. Houston Police Department officers reportedly
Speaker 3: got the call about the theft spot of the man
Speaker 3: shortly thereafter. What started as a routine shoplifting check turned
Speaker 3: into a dramatic chase through the mall's upper level of
Speaker 3: suspect fleeing from officers, sprinted towards the second floor railing
Speaker 3: overlooking the gallery as indoor ice skating rink. He leapt
Speaker 3: over the railing in an effort to evade police. Witnesses
Speaker 3: say he even yelled come get me, before plunging directly
Speaker 3: onto the ice rink below. Seconds later, the man described
Speaker 3: his appearing unfazed by his broken legs plural as he
Speaker 3: hops on his mobile device, while nearby onlooker wearing ice
Speaker 3: skates attempts to help him.
Speaker 11: Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: The man hit the ice rink hard, as described in
Speaker 3: the reporting, legs first.
Speaker 1: The impact is peared brutal.
Speaker 3: Corder reports his legs buckled instantly, leaving him all out
Speaker 3: and unable to move. A man near the ring, Ken
Speaker 3: Gilliard described the scene. He said, I seen the zamboni
Speaker 3: coming out to clear the ice, and then I just
Speaker 3: see somebody fall. One of the witness he jumped straight down,
Speaker 3: tried to land. When he hit the ice, his legs
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Speaker 3: he's being treated for severe leg injuries, including fractures in
Speaker 3: both legs, and of course, video footage of the incident
Speaker 3: showed up on X one X post over eight million
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Speaker 3: ice floor is harder than a concrete floor. That's why
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Speaker 3: found five fifty on AT and T phones. Got a
Speaker 3: lot to talk about coming up in the next hour,
Speaker 3: including what's in the senateth version of the so called
Speaker 3: Big Beautiful Bill. As they UH will struggle to do
Speaker 3: amendments all day today. Probably won't vote until tomorrow morning anyway,
Speaker 3: get an update on that, and really its fate is
Speaker 3: in serious question. It's not a guarantee pass stack. A
Speaker 3: stupid and unclothed man who North Texas, mesquite specifically Meskie,
Speaker 3: police say, stolen ambulance from a North Texas hospital on
Speaker 3: Monday let officers on a chase into a neighboring county.
Speaker 3: Someone from Dallas Regional Medical Center in Mesquie called police
Speaker 3: to report the stolen ambulance. Said, the man who'd been
Speaker 3: taken to the hospital got into one of the ambulances.
Speaker 1: It just drove away. He wasn't wearing any clothes I know.
Speaker 3: Officers found the Allegiance ambulance, but the naked suspect refused
Speaker 3: to stop, leading law enforcement on a chase in a
Speaker 3: neighboring Kaufman County. Terror Police apartment in Kauflin County Sheriff's
Speaker 3: Office joined the pursuit were able to stop the ambulance
Speaker 3: with spike strips. That's when the driver ran from officers,
Speaker 3: but was caught after a brief foot chase. Police identify
Speaker 3: this suspect his thirty six year old Walter Butler of
Speaker 3: Dallas now facing charges of theft, evading arrest with a vehicle,
Speaker 3: and resisting arrest. Fortunately, no accidents or injuries resulted from
Speaker 3: the pursuit. And I hate when they don't answer the
Speaker 3: question why the guy was naked. We can conclude probably
Speaker 3: some sort of drug induced behavior. Yes, indeed, we go
Speaker 3: to college station, Texas man there facing charges after police
Speaker 3: say he attacked an ice cream truck driver because he
Speaker 3: believed the driver was acting suspiciously around children.
Speaker 6: Do what the hell?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 3: Forty two year old Michael Valadez was arrested after allegedly
Speaker 3: punching the ice cream truck driver multiple times, stealing his phone,
Speaker 3: and threatening to shoot him you Reportally told police he
Speaker 3: believed the driver was acting suspiciously around children, claiming he
Speaker 3: saw the man take phones from the kids and give
Speaker 3: them his phone number. Driver, however, told police the children
Speaker 3: were using their phones to pay for treats with Apple
Speaker 3: Pay and cash. App Elsa said he shares his number
Speaker 3: with customers so they could call him to return to
Speaker 3: their neighborhood. Further investigation was done police determine the ice
Speaker 3: cream truck operator had not engaged in any inappropriate or
Speaker 3: illegal behavior. Valadez charged with robbery and unlawful possession of
Speaker 3: a firearm.
Speaker 6: Do what the hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah careful about how quickly you draw those conclusions. A
Speaker 3: twenty two year old Czechoslovakia man and his parents posed
Speaker 3: as dentistry professionals and performed dozens of root canals and
Speaker 3: tooth fillings using online tutorials.
Speaker 1: Why are you doing that?
Speaker 3: Dental procedures expensive? So finding a good deal something that well,
Speaker 3: some people pursue in spite of the fact that it
Speaker 3: does not appear all above board have lick Cove, broad Town,
Speaker 3: one hundred kilometers southeast of Prague and the Czech Republic.
Speaker 3: The family have Lick Abroad posted his dentistry professionals for
Speaker 3: two years, performing cheap procedures in an unauthorized clinic with
Speaker 3: no medical training and only online tutorials for guidance. They
Speaker 3: performed tooth extractions, local anesthesia, root canals, tooth fillings on
Speaker 3: dozens of patients until they were finally discovered by.
Speaker 1: Police this year.
Speaker 6: The Ariocrat in.
Speaker 3: A statement from police, a twenty year old man poses
Speaker 3: a dentist although he lacked the necessary professional knowledge. The
Speaker 3: woman who worked at the health sector provided anesthetics, but
Speaker 3: also other dental material which she had access to like fillings,
Speaker 3: cleaning powder and glue, impression material and much more. The
Speaker 3: fake dnist's mom worked as a nurse and could provide
Speaker 3: the materials necessary for the procedures, while the dad produced
Speaker 3: prosthetic devices for patients. In the two years the fake
Speaker 3: Denal clinic operated, police estimate the family of three made
Speaker 3: four million check Corona or one hundred and eighty five
Speaker 3: five hundred dollars American rested charge with operating an illegal business,
Speaker 3: money laundering, attempted to solve drug dealing in theft. Found guilty,
Speaker 3: they were spending up to eight years in prison. Okay,
Speaker 3: reminds me of the fake plasm a plastic surgery and
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Speaker 3: I am looking forward to anyway. Christopher Smitheman for the
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Speaker 9: President Trump made clear that a peaceful resolution was possible
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Speaker 1: Happen to be.
Speaker 3: Today's the big day, the voter rama is what they
Speaker 3: call it the Senate. It's going to be uh, I
Speaker 3: guess hearing proposals for amendments to the Big Beautiful Bill,
Speaker 3: which was moved forward over the weekend in spite of
Speaker 3: some of the Senator Ran Paul and Tom Willis saying
Speaker 3: no voting against the procedural measure to move it forward. Well,
Speaker 3: it moved forward vote fifty one to forty nine, which
Speaker 3: means the nine hundred and forty page bill, which Chuck
Speaker 3: Schumer required them to read out loud over the weekend,
Speaker 3: doing anything they can to delay it, and you know,
Speaker 3: honestly don't have a problem with that. Fine, if it's
Speaker 3: a requirement, go ahead read it. Took sixteen hours to
Speaker 3: get through the nine hundred and forty pages, but now
Speaker 3: no one can say that they didn't read it, assuming
Speaker 3: that they were there for the reading of the bill. Sadly,
Speaker 3: the CBO projected the updated estimates released on June twenty seventh,
Speaker 3: will increase the deficit around three point twenty five trillion
Speaker 3: dollars over the next ten years. Now, I know some
Speaker 3: people reject the CBO's projections, but I think the Republicans
Speaker 3: methodology and calculating the increase, it's still going to increase
Speaker 3: the deficit by almost two trillion dollars. I think it's
Speaker 3: one point seven under the revised financial projections. Regardless, I
Speaker 3: just have to ask the question out loud, why do
Speaker 3: we have to increase spending? Why does the deficit have
Speaker 3: to increase? Why can't we just put the damn brakes
Speaker 3: on it? Is that not within the realm of possibility?
Speaker 3: Am I just hoping against hope that someday they're going
Speaker 3: to wake the hell up and realize we're on a
Speaker 3: crash course with well a monetary collapse.
Speaker 1: Oh you can't touch that. No, no, no, that's too
Speaker 1: much there and oh my god, you know.
Speaker 3: Okay, well you know what this is how we got
Speaker 3: ourselves into this problem. Oh, anyway, what's in it? Of
Speaker 3: course the twenty seventeen tax cuts well made permanent. Back
Speaker 3: in twenty seventeen. The bill slash marginal attack rate tax
Speaker 3: rates across the board, most brackets seeing around to two
Speaker 3: to four percent cut. And of course we will go
Speaker 3: to pre twenty seventeen levels if this does not get passed.
Speaker 3: So this is the most important provision in the Reconciliation
Speaker 3: Bill from my perspective. Anyway you may be looking at,
Speaker 3: I don't know, the child credit. It boosts the child credit.
Speaker 3: The Senate version does from twenty to twenty two hundred
Speaker 3: dollars and extends it permanently. As far as taxes on
Speaker 3: overtime car loans and tips, it will allow deducting the
Speaker 3: first twenty five thousand dollars in income from tips, deducting
Speaker 3: up to twelve thousand, five hundred income from overtime pay
Speaker 3: for single filers, twenty five thousand for joint filers. And
Speaker 3: here's an interesting provision. It allows you to deduct up
Speaker 3: to ten thousand dollars for car Loan interest on American
Speaker 3: made vehicles. Wonder if that's broken down by percentage of
Speaker 3: American made parts anyway, As my senior friends out there,
Speaker 3: Instead of Trump's no taxes on Social Security, which you
Speaker 3: did campaigned on and has pushed, the Senate version allows
Speaker 3: seniors to deduct six thousand of their Social Security income,
Speaker 3: with that amount reducing once income passes seventy five thousand
Speaker 3: dollars for single filers or one hundred and fifty for
Speaker 3: joint single filers who make more than one hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy five thousand dollars or more. Joint Filers with dual
Speaker 3: income over two hundred and fifty thousand dollars are not
Speaker 3: eligible for the deduction. Immigration and border security, the Senate
Speaker 3: version dedicates one hundred and fifty billion dollars toward immigration enforcement,
Speaker 3: thirty billion of which is for ICE enforcement, thirteen point
Speaker 3: five billion in grants for state and local governments to
Speaker 3: assist ICE in their efforts, forty five billion dollars for
Speaker 3: detention of illegal immigrants, forty six and a half billion
Speaker 3: for the construction of a border, the wall along the
Speaker 3: US Mexico border. Apparently this funding covers through the end
Speaker 3: of fiscal year twenty twenty nine.
Speaker 1: Defense.
Speaker 3: I'm still waiting for an audit that actually takes for
Speaker 3: the defense spending bill. I'd like to have DOGE go
Speaker 3: through defense spending and ferret out all the fraud, waste,
Speaker 3: and abuse in that. I don't think we need to
Speaker 3: add an addition one hundred and fifty seven billion dollars,
Speaker 3: which is what the Senate version does. Of that one
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty seven twenty nine billion for enhancing US
Speaker 3: maritime capabilities in shipbuilding, twenty five billion for munitions, twenty
Speaker 3: five billion for Israel's Golden Dome Missile defense Project, Israel's
Speaker 3: defense project. Clean energy tax credits, several of them included
Speaker 3: in the Inflation Reduction Act, are being cut, some as
Speaker 3: early as this year. Electric vehicle tax credit ends September thirtieth.
Speaker 3: In the Senate, build hydrogen, wind, solar clean energy products
Speaker 3: would need to be online by December thirty first of
Speaker 3: twenty twenty seven or January first of twenty eight, depending
Speaker 3: on the type. Of project HM online or you don't
Speaker 3: get the tax credit. The bill would tax new wind
Speaker 3: and solar projects for using specific foreign made components. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure if we even manufacture those things here a
Speaker 3: domestically Okay. The Senate bill, I know, Medicaid has been
Speaker 3: a real problem with some of the House Republicans saying
Speaker 3: it's going to harm rural hospitals, some saying that the
Speaker 3: Medicaid cuts aren't big enough. So again, question mark whether
Speaker 3: this is going to get through the House, or even
Speaker 3: the Senate for that matter. Senate version reduces Medicaid spending
Speaker 3: by imposing an eighty hour monthly work requirement for able
Speaker 3: bodied adult so check reduces the provider tax from six
Speaker 3: percent to three and a half percent in states that
Speaker 3: expanded Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
Speaker 1: SNAP.
Speaker 3: For the first time, Senate bill requires states to contribute
Speaker 3: to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program AKA formerly known as
Speaker 3: food Stamps. Apparently the amounts variable based on state's payment
Speaker 3: error rate, but would fall between five and fifteen percent.
Speaker 3: Would also increase the state share of administrative costs that
Speaker 3: seventy five percent, up from the current fifty percent. Well,
Speaker 3: hopefully that'll bring about some initiative for states to ferret
Speaker 3: out the fraud, waste, and abuse so their slice of
Speaker 3: the payment is lower. Anything to get people to go
Speaker 3: in that direction is welcome from me. Sadly, over the
Speaker 3: ejections of Senator Ran Paul, the bill increases the US
Speaker 3: debt ceiling by five trillion dollars. Five trillion because we
Speaker 3: have a spending problem, and this really irks me. The
Speaker 3: state and local tax deduction. This salt previously capped at
Speaker 3: ten thousand dollars, which harms well individuals in states that
Speaker 3: height with high high taxes. The Blue state who had
Speaker 3: put themselves in that position through their own stupidity and legislation.
Speaker 3: The Senate bill increases the cap to forty thousand dollars annually,
Speaker 3: increasing it by one percent for five years instead of
Speaker 3: the ten years initially sought by its supporters. As a compromise,
Speaker 3: calendar year twenty thirty, the cap returns to ten thousand dollars,
Speaker 3: so sort of a slow drag reduction back to where
Speaker 3: it is right now, which is where it should stay.
Speaker 3: But of course you had some Republicans from these blue
Speaker 3: states demanded the salt cap increased. The forty thousand dollars
Speaker 3: in order to win their vote. That's amazing, Representative Micha
Speaker 3: Lawler from New York how much control they have these
Speaker 3: blue state Republicans. Bill makes several tweaks the federal education policy,
Speaker 3: reducing Pelgram eligibility for high income students students with a
Speaker 3: full ride. Good proposes two federal student loan repayment plans,
Speaker 3: including one traditional payment plan and one income based repayment plan.
Speaker 3: At least they're talking about repayment as opposed to debt forgiveness,
Speaker 3: restrictions on regulating AI, and the bill requires that states
Speaker 3: refrain from regulating artificial intelligence for ten years as a
Speaker 3: condition to receive their portion of a newly created five
Speaker 3: hundred million dollar broadband fund.
Speaker 1: All right, now, some.
Speaker 3: Things got cut out, most notably for my firearm friends
Speaker 3: proposal to cut the excise tax and regulations on suppressors
Speaker 3: and other types of shortbail rifles that is pulled out
Speaker 3: apparently didn't pass the parliamentarian's overview on what was appropriate
Speaker 3: to be in this particular bill. Provisions pulled included one
Speaker 3: empowering states and forced immigration law, multiple provisions related to
Speaker 3: the federal work force. In a provision financially rewarding cost
Speaker 3: cutting measures by agencies. The proposal from Senator Mike Lee
Speaker 3: of Utah to sell off federal lands that was pulled.
Speaker 1: So there's some good ideas.
Speaker 3: That were pulled out by the parliamentarian who wields a
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Speaker 3: This crazy guy is Zoron Mamdani, the one that won
Speaker 3: the Democratic New York primary for mayor the City of
Speaker 3: New York. Thirty three years old, has never had a job.
Speaker 3: He's a total nut job commie, and he doesn't want
Speaker 3: to deport any immigrants, criminal or otherwise. He's on Meet
Speaker 3: the Press yesterday he was interviewed by host Kristen Welker
Speaker 3: talking about immigration and deportation. Are you committed to keeping
Speaker 3: New York as a sanctuary city, He's asked. He says absolutely,
Speaker 3: because ultimately we've seen that this is a policy that
Speaker 3: has kept New York, New Yorker's safe for decades.
Speaker 1: He's living a lie.
Speaker 3: Anyway, fast forward, she goes, well, Tom Holman has said
Speaker 3: that he's planning to deploy ICE agents New York to
Speaker 3: New York work side enforcement and essentially increase an enhanced
Speaker 3: number of ICE agents here. If that happens on your watch,
Speaker 3: how do you plan to handle it? His response, We
Speaker 3: have to stand up and fight back, and we haven't
Speaker 3: seen that from our current mayor, who has instead been
Speaker 3: working with Trump administration to assist their goal of building
Speaker 3: the single largest deportation force in American history. He went
Speaker 3: on to elaborate about a couple of specific cases, but
Speaker 3: bottom line is fight back. And I was a little
Speaker 3: alarmed by that because just last week we had a
Speaker 3: several violent left wing thugs who attacked federal ICE agents
Speaker 3: while quote unquote protesting in Portland outside the Portland Ice
Speaker 3: Office earlier in the month, one of which may spend
Speaker 3: her life behind bars. US Attorney's Office a District of
Speaker 3: Oregon announced last Thursday the three rioters have been charged
Speaker 3: with several crimes, including assaulting federal law enforcement officers. Forty
Speaker 3: six year old Julie Winners of Portland charge with criminal
Speaker 3: complaint with felony of attempt to assault on a federal
Speaker 3: officer fighting back. A Zeal Chambers twenty of Merlind, Oregon
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Speaker 3: failing to obeyl awful order. Finally, Rachel Jean Pope twenty
Speaker 3: eight charged with by information with the misdemeanor offensive assaulting
Speaker 3: a Federal officer.
Speaker 1: Hmm.
Speaker 3: They've been damaging the ICE building for several weeks, or
Speaker 3: at least trying to damage it, targeting federal law enforcement officers.
Speaker 3: Also in this so called protest with threats of violence,
Speaker 3: hurling pepper spray, tossing other objects like rocks, trash, and bricks.
Speaker 3: Fighting back, federal officers noticed Winters this one of the defendants,
Speaker 3: trying to light what was described as an incendiary device
Speaker 3: next to the guard shack of the building. Things escalated
Speaker 3: after that. This Winter defendant pulled out a large knife
Speaker 3: from her backpack and threw it in an officer. Fortunately
Speaker 3: he was not hit. They used a taser on Winters
Speaker 3: as she attempted to flee, but she was still in
Speaker 3: to pull out another large knife from her waistband before
Speaker 3: another officer finally subdued and arrested her. Fight back defended
Speaker 3: Chambers tried to blind a federal officer by hitting him
Speaker 3: in the eye with laser pointer the same evening. He's
Speaker 3: been charged with failing to comply with an officer's orders
Speaker 3: to leave the premises and throwing an object at federal
Speaker 3: property June twentieth. Now that Winners faces the most severe
Speaker 3: punishment following assault of a federal officer and inflicting bodily
Speaker 3: injury carries a potential twenty year prison sentence, So I
Speaker 3: think it's time we start making examples out of people
Speaker 3: who would attack federal officials just doing their job. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: mayor old candidate Mom Donnie vows to fight back against
Speaker 3: ICE agents. Is that the kind of fighting you think
Speaker 3: he's advocating for. You think people might read into his
Speaker 3: words and take violence into their own hands and go
Speaker 3: after federal authorities because their mayor said it was aok
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Speaker 3: the petition circulating to eliminated property tax in Ohio is
Speaker 3: not going to make it to the November ballot. Beth
Speaker 3: Black Marl, the spokesman with the East Sin SINNTI or
Speaker 3: a brother the Committee to Eliminate Property Tax talking with
Speaker 3: local WDCPO news, so they wouldn't tell you. They wouldn't
Speaker 3: say how many of the required signatures and they need
Speaker 3: north of four hundred thousand of them they actually collected,
Speaker 3: but they admitted that they wouldn't make the deadline, which
Speaker 3: is today. She acknowledge it was a bit of a
Speaker 3: hail Marya to try to get it on the ballot
Speaker 3: with the deadline being July first, But they gave it
Speaker 3: a try, and they say they're going to continue gathering
Speaker 3: signatures until they get enough so they'll put it on
Speaker 3: the ballot next year. Constitutional Amendment to abolish property taxes.
Speaker 3: Let's see, they had enough to get the ballot language approved,
Speaker 3: which it was, but again not enough signatures to make
Speaker 3: the ballot. So they're hoping that maybe actually there was
Speaker 3: some or some action by our legislative branch. In Columbus,
Speaker 3: the House and Centate approved a negotiated budget, including a
Speaker 3: few what are described as modest reforms, limiting school districts
Speaker 3: carry over to forty percent, limitating replacement levies, and giving
Speaker 3: local budget commissioners more power to trim bloated budgets. How
Speaker 3: that plays out into the future is another question, but
Speaker 3: clearly they got the news. People are mad as hell
Speaker 3: and not going to take it anymore. This measure is
Speaker 3: described as bipartisan, So you have Democrats who don't want
Speaker 3: property taxes, and you have Republicans who don't want property taxes,
Speaker 3: especially when they jump thirty percent in a single year.
Speaker 3: So maybe this is enough a warning shot over the
Speaker 3: bow that they actually will do something productive for ar
Speaker 3: to well reduce our property taxes. Really what it comes
Speaker 3: down to pay course stadium deal apparently has been approved
Speaker 3: a new lease terms released on the twenty six. The
Speaker 3: deadline was today to extend the current lease. Current attorneys
Speaker 3: from the county said that they planned to set a
Speaker 3: new deadline to draw the actual lease agreement, but did
Speaker 3: not specify how long the remaining negotiations may take.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 3: According to the release, we have the new lease terms
Speaker 3: eleven years, which includes this calendar year, as opposed to
Speaker 3: the current lease which is twenty nine current lease. Eight
Speaker 3: hundred and ninety nine million dollars must be spent under
Speaker 3: the revised terms four hundred and seventy Bengals contributions one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty million dollars, your contribution three hundred and
Speaker 3: fifty and not quite sure where that's coming from, but
Speaker 3: it's described as county contributions. Thank you for not fulfilling
Speaker 3: your promise to lower the or to do a rollback rent.
Speaker 3: They don't pay rent currently, but the new lease has
Speaker 3: one million dollars from the Bengals for the first three years,
Speaker 3: then it escalates. No explanation of what escalation means or
Speaker 3: to how much. Currently, as far as the bank's development
Speaker 3: is concerned, under the current agreement, the team can restrict
Speaker 3: land use, but the new one says standards will be
Speaker 3: replaced with the recommendations from the urban design Study. I'll
Speaker 3: scratching my head over what the hell that is. And finally,
Speaker 3: in so far as using the stadium for something other
Speaker 3: than a football game, currently the team decides that. Under
Speaker 3: the new least terms, it says the county will coordinate
Speaker 3: with the team to market the stadium for events on
Speaker 3: non game days. I don't know how much to say
Speaker 3: the team has over that, but coordinating marketing just suggesting
Speaker 3: at least that they'll use it for something other than
Speaker 3: football or Bengals football.
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Speaker 3: A very happy Monday to you. More on this Zori
Speaker 3: and Mom, Donnie guy and he's really got the Democrats
Speaker 3: wigged out because he is full on Kalma marxis call
Speaker 3: the communist calm a socialist. He's a self described socialist.
Speaker 3: But I just get a kick out of the fact
Speaker 3: this guy even one. And I haven't seen any numbers
Speaker 3: on how many people actually showed up in the primary,
Speaker 3: because usually it's just a tiny sliver, and usually the
Speaker 3: most politically motivated folks actually make it to the primary.
Speaker 3: So this is the hand that they played, and this
Speaker 3: is the crazy guy they've got. So over the weekend
Speaker 3: he was talking about he doesn't want there to be
Speaker 3: any billionaires. He's anti billionaire. Now, this is New York City,
Speaker 3: where there are a whole lot of well an ever
Speaker 3: dwindling number of very rich people. Describe the New York
Speaker 3: City as the wealthiest city in the nation, and of
Speaker 3: course he campaigned on making it more affordable for the
Speaker 3: working class. But he said over the weekend, I'll meet
Speaker 3: the press, I don't think we should have billionaires because frankly,
Speaker 3: it is so much money in a moment of such inequality,
Speaker 3: and ultimately, what we need more of is equality across
Speaker 3: our city and across our state and across our country.
Speaker 3: All Right, So he's the guy that's going to decide
Speaker 3: what is equal, and what isn't but the elimination of billionaires,
Speaker 3: just anybody with it be You're just you shouldn't exist
Speaker 3: as a human being, I guess. But then he went
Speaker 3: on to stay and I look forward to working with everyone,
Speaker 3: including billionaires, to make the city that is fairer for
Speaker 3: all of them.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 3: I don't know what it's like to be a billionaire,
Speaker 3: but if I'm in a position of being a billionaire,
Speaker 3: I can't imagine him reducing my net wealth of something
Speaker 3: less than a billion. To me, that will be it's
Speaker 3: a fair thing. Taking money from anyone merely because of
Speaker 3: where they happen to be I find to be well
Speaker 3: an offense. And he also is a real uh, I
Speaker 3: guess anti Jewish person. He is on record he is
Speaker 3: a member of organizational and that are anti Jewish, been
Speaker 3: described as anti Semitic, accused Israel committing genocide, and it's
Speaker 3: noted amid all these comments, New York City has the
Speaker 3: highest population of Jews of any city in the United States.
Speaker 3: Many of them are well connected, many of them maybe
Speaker 3: even billionaires. I don't know. He also wants to defund
Speaker 3: the police. He's gonna He has advocated for defunding the police. Huh,
Speaker 3: not going over real well with the police department either.
Speaker 3: There was a veteran New York New York Police Department officers.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 3: They say they're going to quit if he becomes mayor
Speaker 3: because of course they won't be getting any support. Pivot
Speaker 3: over to the mayor of Boca Raton, Florida. He's looking
Speaker 3: at this as a golden opera tunity. Scott Singer, the
Speaker 3: mayor of Boca Raton, Florida, speak with Newsmax last week.
Speaker 3: Got a message for the New Yorkers. If this Zoron
Speaker 3: Mom Dommi becomes the mayor, move here. Basically, he said,
Speaker 3: for decades, we Boca Raton have been attracting the best
Speaker 3: of New York and the best of larger cities fleeing
Speaker 3: high tax, high crime, high regulation jurisdictions. New York City,
Speaker 3: where I lived for ten years before I came back,
Speaker 3: thankfully to Boca Raton is about to get a lot
Speaker 3: worse if what we see proposed on Tuesday, meaning his
Speaker 3: policies goes forward. Billions in taxes and taxes driving companies
Speaker 3: out efforts to cut down on police in Boca Ratan.
Speaker 3: We've not only funded police. We have the highest starting
Speaker 3: salary of any city in the Southeast. We value public safety,
Speaker 3: that gives the quality of life, that allows us to
Speaker 3: have fourteen thousand business This is forty publicly traded companies
Speaker 3: and so much more great talent. I had one broker
Speaker 3: yesterday morning tell me that he'd gotten out of three
Speaker 3: in he gotten three inbound calls that morning alone, the
Speaker 3: day after the primary for businesses looking to come from
Speaker 3: New York to book Ratan. So we welcome you. Ah,
Speaker 3: that's wonderful, Singers said. Book Raton is the lowest property
Speaker 3: tax rate of any full service city in Florida. And
Speaker 3: we've kept our government lean and our taxes low because
Speaker 3: we focus on real governance, getting the trash picked up,
Speaker 3: having world class services at every level. We don't focus
Speaker 3: on other virtue signaling things. You know, I've got Cincinnati
Speaker 3: City Council in my mind as I read these these
Speaker 3: wonderful words from the mayor of Boga Radon.
Speaker 1: He said.
Speaker 3: Several years ago, there was initiative by one council member
Speaker 3: to ban plastic straws, which made no sense. We're gonna
Speaker 3: have plastic everything else. We tell kids you can't have
Speaker 3: a use box or chocolate milk. There's also a desperate
Speaker 3: impact on the disability community, so we stopped that. Instead
Speaker 3: we focus on common sense proposals to eliminate littering, to
Speaker 3: cut down on littering.
Speaker 1: Good for you.
Speaker 3: I just love the idea though, that he's projecting out
Speaker 3: to the victims of New York. Obviously they're wealthy, tax
Speaker 3: paying people who keep New York City together by not leaving.
Speaker 3: Certainly a wonderful marketing effort on his part, and you
Speaker 3: can see it happen. I mean, there have been other
Speaker 3: countries have gone through this exercise of really outrageous high
Speaker 3: taxes or on high earners.
Speaker 1: What happens to them? They leave.
Speaker 3: Britain experience that the French experience, that the high taxing
Speaker 3: states here in the United States experience that on COVID
Speaker 3: nineteen when people found out they they could continue to
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Speaker 3: Christopher Smithman with a Smither van coming up at seven
Speaker 3: twenty As is the case every Monday, former Vice Mayor
Speaker 3: of the City of Cincinnati, joining the program. The next
Speaker 3: hour Money Monday, Brian James fast forwarding a little bit
Speaker 3: more than an hour about some investment strategies and changes.
Speaker 3: Congress introduced some what he's described as interesting things for investors.
Speaker 3: We'll break those down with Brian James, and we'll hear
Speaker 3: from Jack Windsor, the president, editor in chief of the
Speaker 3: Ohio Press Network. We wrote a story on a Warren
Speaker 3: County farm. It's kind of a cooperative, and they got
Speaker 3: in some trouble with the authorities who shut the farm down,
Speaker 3: obviously disrupting people's ability to purchase things. It was a
Speaker 3: wide variety of farming products including I believe meat and eggs,
Speaker 3: and of course vegetables and produce so interference with private
Speaker 3: farmers and the growing demand out there in the world
Speaker 3: to buy things locally and more healthy, which led me
Speaker 3: over to this article I thought was a rather preposterous position.
Speaker 3: So we had this Make America Healthy Again movement pushing
Speaker 3: for food independence and returning to community based sourcing, getting
Speaker 3: your things locally, getting your things non processed, none of
Speaker 3: which I have a problem with at all. As long
Speaker 3: as you have a choice, you want processed food, go ahead.
Speaker 3: But people are planning backyard gardens, sourcing meat, eggs, and
Speaker 3: dairy and pantry staples directly from local markets, like the
Speaker 3: one we're going to talk about with Jack Windsor at
Speaker 3: eight thirty. But this article over on zero Hedge. Not
Speaker 3: everyone is on board with Make America Healthy Again, especially
Speaker 3: not the feminist journalists. At Self I Guess It's Self
Speaker 3: magazine owned by Condon Ast wrote an article we would
Speaker 3: just described as a hit piece against Make America Healthy Again,
Speaker 3: Erica Sloan, claiming that the food independence is unrealistic because
Speaker 3: it creates extra burden for women.
Speaker 1: HM.
Speaker 3: I take a different take on this, but anyway, schurets,
Speaker 3: but it's what Maha isn't sane? This most important shocking
Speaker 3: are stoking so much fear around these vital industries implies
Speaker 3: that Americans, more specifically the mothers of America need to
Speaker 3: find a different way to feed their families. Women do
Speaker 3: a disproportionate share the kind of work that the Maha
Speaker 3: movement is asking people to do, which is to grow
Speaker 3: their own food, prepare all their food from scratch, to
Speaker 3: avoid processed food, and even packaged foods. Approximately sixty percent
Speaker 3: of working women outside the home, women still spend about
Speaker 3: two hours more on housework daily cooking, and more than
Speaker 3: twice as many meals in a week than men do.
Speaker 3: Implication that our current food system is inherently unsafe just
Speaker 3: stands to pile on the labor. In order for a
Speaker 3: family to eat a diet of mostly homegrown or even
Speaker 3: just homemade meals, that's going to be a lot of
Speaker 3: work for women and mothers. Especially that from doctor Nora McKendrick, PhD,
Speaker 3: Associate Professor of Sociology at Rutgers University, an idea the
Speaker 3: Maha moms have already embodied, and that would be not
Speaker 3: only unrealistic but unfair to expect from all American families. Well,
Speaker 3: she takes a bit presumptuous to think that women are
Speaker 3: going to take on the role of providing fresh of
Speaker 3: freshly made foods, prepared meals at home. I mean, if
Speaker 3: you're a happily married couple, can you not out the
Speaker 3: responsibility and divide the responsibility evenly. I've been married thirty
Speaker 3: three years, and I think we've got a pretty equal
Speaker 3: division of labor. I give my wife credit for doing
Speaker 3: a lot more than I do, but you know what,
Speaker 3: when she's the one that loves to garden, that's her hobby,
Speaker 3: I don't feel necessarily bad. We've had conversations about this
Speaker 3: over the year because I suffer from guilt when I
Speaker 3: see her out in the yard working. She gave me
Speaker 3: a metaphorical slap in the face at one point, say Brian,
Speaker 3: I like doing this, okay, And of course a big
Speaker 3: project comes along that requires my assistance. I'm happy to
Speaker 3: lend the assistance. But you know, I've got my responsibility,
Speaker 3: she's got hers. If preparing meals, I mean, that doesn't
Speaker 3: seem like it has a sex assigned to it. But
Speaker 3: if you're all interested in eating a more healthy diet,
Speaker 3: which I encourage everybody to do, and she requires cooking
Speaker 3: things from scratch at home, help out men are allowed
Speaker 3: in the kitchen. I love to cook. Thank you to
Speaker 3: my mom. Anyway, But anyway, by bye bye. By by
Speaker 3: by pointing out that women are going to have more
Speaker 3: work to do, this article is then really making the
Speaker 3: suggestion that that processed foods are not a problem and
Speaker 3: they're actually a good thing. And I can't abide by
Speaker 3: that conclusion. So give your kids something that's really unhealthy,
Speaker 3: perhaps something that's contributing to this obesity crisis we have,
Speaker 3: because it's easy. I think that's how we got in
Speaker 3: this situation in the first place. Six fifty six fifty
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Speaker 3: make friends as well. A big win for parental rights,
Speaker 3: big win for religious freedoms and liberties. Supreme Court decision
Speaker 3: allowing parents to opt their children out of lessons using
Speaker 3: LGBT themed books. Maryland decided that they may opt their
Speaker 3: parents their parents may opt their children out of lgb
Speaker 3: themed reading lessons for religious reasons. It was a six'
Speaker 3: to three. Decision now back in twenty twenty, Two Montgomery Montgomery,
Speaker 3: County Maryland schools introduced these books WITH lgbt themes into
Speaker 3: The english And Language arts curriculum for STUDENTS k through.
Speaker 3: Five and, AGAIN i emphasize that BECAUSE i always get
Speaker 3: angry because you're talking about, sexuality which of course requires
Speaker 3: a discussion about. Sex, initially the school board allowed agreed
Speaker 3: to notify parents when these books were going to be
Speaker 3: used in the classroom and let children sit out if
Speaker 3: the parents objected because it flew in the face of
Speaker 3: their religious. Teachings but they, mandated they said no more opt.
Speaker 3: Out the growing number of students skipping the reading sessions
Speaker 3: disrupted the, classroom and notifying parents they claimed a place
Speaker 3: to strain on school. RESOURCES i wonder why a growing
Speaker 3: number of students were skipping the reading, sessions. Hmmm montgomery
Speaker 3: kind of a kind of board of education claimed to
Speaker 3: be concerned that students whose parents allowed them to attend
Speaker 3: the reading classes would face a stigma from the ones
Speaker 3: who opted. Out, now why wouldn't that be the street
Speaker 3: going both? WAYS, uf you crazy religious, person you can't
Speaker 3: sit through a class.
Speaker 1: In FILMING lgbt themed.
Speaker 3: BOOKS i could see a student mocking another fellow student
Speaker 3: along those, lines just as equally AS i could see
Speaker 3: the one that opt out mocking them for sitting in the. Class,
Speaker 3: anyway it didn't fly with The Supreme. Court so when
Speaker 3: the school board refused to allow opt, out we had Several, Catholic,
Speaker 3: muslim and ETHAN Orsda Eastern Orthodox family, sued saying that
Speaker 3: forcing students to attend these story hours violated the religious.
Speaker 3: Beliefs they lost in the district, court they lost in
Speaker 3: the court of, appeals they won when it hit The Supreme.
Speaker 3: Court Samuel, alito writing from the, majority, said forcing kids
Speaker 3: to attend these reading sessions and his word substantially interferes
Speaker 3: with the religious. Development we reject this chilling vision of
Speaker 3: the power of the state to strip away the critical
Speaker 3: right of parents to guide the religious development of their.
Speaker 1: Children, hmm he.
Speaker 3: Said he rejected the claim that this opt out provision
Speaker 3: was a burden from the school, district calling it a
Speaker 3: self inflicted. Problem, true you don't have to read these
Speaker 3: books and. Classes he noted that the school systems allows
Speaker 3: students to opt out of a numerous other classes and,
Speaker 3: Activities so just add this to the. List the, dissenters of,
Speaker 3: course you, know led By Sonya, sotomayor claimed that the
Speaker 3: majority ruling gives parents too many powers over educators via
Speaker 3: the free exercise clause of The First. Amendment she, said
Speaker 3: today's ruling threatens the very essence of public. Education the
Speaker 3: court in effect constitutionalizes a parental veto power over curricular
Speaker 3: choices long left to the democratic process and local. Administrators well,
Speaker 3: good you, know parents are also at to homeschool their,
Speaker 3: children and it's keep them the hell out of all
Speaker 3: of this curriculum. Anyway the board claimed to introduce these
Speaker 3: texts because of a lack of inclusive, materials told parents
Speaker 3: they were not part of the planned explicit instruction on
Speaker 3: gender identity and sexual orientation in elementary. School, again. Kindergarteners
Speaker 3: does the word grooming pop up in anybody's mind when
Speaker 3: you're talking about sexuality in a group of. Kindergarteners the
Speaker 3: teachers were required to use these books as part of the,
Speaker 3: curriculum and the text were chosen according to certain, criteria
Speaker 3: including questions such as can get a load of this?
Speaker 3: Nonsense these questions asked when deciding WHICH lgbt themed books were.
Speaker 3: Used is heteronormativity reinforced or. Disrupted is cist normativity reinforced or.
Speaker 3: Disrupted are power hierarchies that uphold the dominant culture reinforced or.
Speaker 3: Disrupted in other, words they're hoping to disrupt the what
Speaker 3: we the vast majority of us believe out. Here most
Speaker 3: of us are, heterosexual Assist jenner and uh, well dominant culture.
Speaker 3: REJECTS i guess THE lgbtq. Lifestyle i'm okay living next to.
Speaker 3: IT i don't embrace it. Personally and it flies in
Speaker 3: the face of some people's religious, teachings which is aoka
Speaker 3: in a country that does not live as a. Theocracy
Speaker 3: you're entitled to exercise your own religion under the free exercise,
Speaker 3: clause and believe in what you want to, believe.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 3: Said the teachers were encouraged to discuss the books with,
Speaker 3: children and we're given a list of suggested responses and
Speaker 3: talking points just in case some kid raised his, hand
Speaker 3: thinking along the lines of what they were being taught
Speaker 3: at home along a religious. Perspective for, example if a
Speaker 3: student suggested that two men cannot get, married the suggested
Speaker 3: response was provided to the teachers, quote when people are,
Speaker 3: adults they can get. Married two men who love each
Speaker 3: other can decide they want to get, married, well not
Speaker 3: in any doctrinally religious household that opposes that. Concept and
Speaker 3: under certain, religions notably the ones that were in The
Speaker 3: plainists in this, lawsuit men can't get married to each.
Speaker 3: Other it's against church, teachings it's Against god's. Law now
Speaker 3: you can feel free to disagree with that and, say,
Speaker 3: oh that's. Silly two, men grown men can do whatever
Speaker 3: the hell they want to, do, yes but not within
Speaker 3: the confines of that particular. Religion they can't goes back
Speaker 3: to sort of Cafeteria. Catholicism Any catholics out there believe in,
Speaker 3: abortion and it's a. Okay that's not consistent with church.
Speaker 3: Teachings and two men getting married is also not consistent
Speaker 3: with church teethings church. Teaching so who's? Right is the
Speaker 3: state right or is the religion? Right, well given the
Speaker 3: free exercise clause of The, constitution you have to live
Speaker 3: under that, umbrella with both of them being, right at
Speaker 3: least in their own hearts and. Minds alito called the
Speaker 3: books unmistakably. Normative they are by design to present certain
Speaker 3: values and beliefs as things to be celebrated and certain
Speaker 3: contrary values and beliefs as things to be. Rejective that
Speaker 3: be the point about two men being able to get.
Speaker 1: Married it's.
Speaker 3: Normative Clarence thomas and a separate concurring opinion pointed out
Speaker 3: that such ideas are relatively new and betray an attempt
Speaker 3: to impose ideological conformity with specific views on sexuality and. Gender,
Speaker 3: yeah that what you're being taught in school is right
Speaker 3: in spite of the fact that it flies in the
Speaker 3: face of what you're being taught at home and in your,
Speaker 3: church your synagogue or other religious. Institution the state Trump's.
Speaker 3: God the state Trump's god's. Word that's what there is
Speaker 3: an essence teaching to these, children which is why The
Speaker 3: Supreme court said, no, no, no, no, no, no no. No you
Speaker 3: can't force a child to sit through. That the dissent
Speaker 3: claimed they would have a chilling effect on the public
Speaker 3: schools attempts to police bullying of all. Things sotomayor, wrote
Speaker 3: if a student calls a class a sinner for not
Speaker 3: wearing a head covering or coming out as, gay how
Speaker 3: can a teacher respond without undermining that child's religious Belief,
Speaker 3: well is it the obligation of a teacher to respond
Speaker 3: to that in the religious teaching of that, child which
Speaker 3: the child is embracing and has been taught at. Home
Speaker 3: you are definitionally speaking a. Sinner if you don't have
Speaker 3: the head, cover or if you come out as, gay
Speaker 3: you can't argue against religious doctrine and. Dogma that's the,
Speaker 3: law that Is god's law in the hearts and minds
Speaker 3: of some of these religious. Institutions so, yes the person
Speaker 3: is definitely definitionally a sinner under those doctrinal dogmatic. Principles
Speaker 3: and If i'm on the receiving end of that, comment be,
Speaker 3: like whatever you, Know, hey, dude that's your, religion not.
Speaker 3: Mine i'm a sinner on a multiple, levels depending on
Speaker 3: which religion you're. Consulting, YEAH i might very well be
Speaker 3: A sinner's, okay that's your. CHOICE i don't Believe i'm a.
Speaker 3: Sinner end of. Discussion how is that? Bullying AND i
Speaker 3: would teach my children to respond that. Way christopher'spend been up,
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Speaker 3: Musum it is seven twenty one at fifty five KR
Speaker 3: ce talk. Station It's, monday so that means you get
Speaker 3: to talk to the former vice mayor of The city
Speaker 3: Of cincinnati and let him vent his spleen here in
Speaker 3: the fifty five Carsee morning. Show welcome, Back Christopher. Smithman
Speaker 3: love having you on the, show my. Friend have you
Speaker 3: had a good?
Speaker 1: Weekend?
Speaker 12: OH i.
Speaker 5: Did thank you so much for having me. On you,
Speaker 5: know my theme is going to be WHAT i think
Speaker 5: is the most part of any great city and that.
Speaker 5: Safety you, know and when you wake up and you
Speaker 5: read about drive buys in Downtown cincinnati and your core
Speaker 5: ye a, drive drive by, shootings downtown walking down right
Speaker 5: On Main. Street if you're just if you're that pedestrian
Speaker 5: on A sunday night walking down the street and somebody
Speaker 5: just pulls up and sprays, bullets you can't then turn
Speaker 5: and be the mayor and say my downtown is, safe
Speaker 5: or a member of city, council my downtown is. Safe
Speaker 5: you're downtown isn't. Safe the former vice mayor of The
Speaker 5: city Of cincinnati is saying your downtown isn't, safe and
Speaker 5: it's never going to be safe until you support, police
Speaker 5: meaning you come out and publicly SAY i support the,
Speaker 5: POLICE i support them doing their. JOB i want proactive.
Speaker 5: Policing and then when you do your police visibility over,
Speaker 5: time you're not doing it in the middle of the.
Speaker 5: Afternoon you're doing it at nine o'clock until three o'clock
Speaker 5: in the. Morning you're doing it when you are when
Speaker 5: you know you're gonna have youth downtown breaking. Curfew you,
Speaker 5: KNOW i have this kind of, Slogan now where is the?
Speaker 5: MAYOR i mean you just don't see the? Guy, TRUE i, mean,
Speaker 5: really where is the? Mayor like you don't see. Him
Speaker 5: he's not like A John cranley Or Charlie. Luken you
Speaker 5: know WHAT i, mean these Are democrats that were like
Speaker 5: doing ride. Along crime is going. Up i'm GONNA i
Speaker 5: got a, Plan i'm gonna do something about. It but
Speaker 5: they're not sitting in their. Houses they're out on the
Speaker 5: street trying to figure out how AM i gonna abate what's.
Speaker 5: Happening then you've got a shooting In Walted. Hills guy
Speaker 5: just getting out of his. Car this is just On
Speaker 5: sunday yesterday gets blown away and gets. Killed and yet,
Speaker 5: again where is the, mayor where are the members of?
Speaker 5: Council what's so sad about? It AND i heard you,
Speaker 5: Know i've been listening to your show and you're talking
Speaker 5: about what's happening In New york and the possibility of
Speaker 5: us electing a social listen someone who says they don't
Speaker 5: support the. Police obviously they say they don't like A jewish,
Speaker 5: people Anti semitic comments that they're making, clearly AND i
Speaker 5: heard you clearly say it's the Highest jewish community in the.
Speaker 5: Country you are. Correct but at the end of the,
Speaker 5: day this is where The Democratic party. Is no matter
Speaker 5: where you're, living this is where The Democratic party. Is Brian.
Speaker 5: Commins they say it different. Ways reimagining the police defund the,
Speaker 5: police you, know sending counselors out instead of police, officers
Speaker 5: which we do in The city Of. Cincinnati meaning the
Speaker 5: bottom line is they all have their little, slogans but
Speaker 5: it all means the same. Thing they do not support law.
Speaker 5: Enforcement and it's one of the reasons crime is, rampant
Speaker 5: whether It's Price hill in our, community whether it's, downtown
Speaker 5: whether It's Wallet, hills you name the community in those
Speaker 5: top eight or. Ten mostly it's because you have a
Speaker 5: city council that is not backing their, pace and you
Speaker 5: don't have a mayor that likes the. Police he's more
Speaker 5: interested in staying within The Democratic PARTY i meaning his
Speaker 5: desire is to run for something else to the. Community
Speaker 5: our mayor is not thinking about what he's doing. Now
Speaker 5: he's thinking about what he's going to do with the.
Speaker 10: Future he doesn't want.
Speaker 5: Any sound bites that SAY i support the police. DEPARTMENT
Speaker 5: i have their back right and if they do if
Speaker 5: something happens out, There i'm going to support. Them our
Speaker 5: mayor doesn't want to say that because when he runs
Speaker 5: in a primary as A, democrat that's the stuff doesn't.
Speaker 5: Fly he can't get out of a primary if he
Speaker 5: says he supports the police. Department i'm fed up with.
Speaker 5: It i'm tired of. It i'm tired of the. Murders
Speaker 5: i'm tired of the. Disinterest i'm focusing in On African
Speaker 5: americans who might be, listening who continue to vote For
Speaker 5: democrats while our communities are just being ravaged by violence
Speaker 5: and a counsel and a mayor that act like they
Speaker 5: just do not care about. Us they're just not interested
Speaker 5: in solving big. Problems and the sick part about it,
Speaker 5: is these are really serious. Issues Brian. Thomas black people are,
Speaker 5: dying it's an, epidemic and these guys are sleep at the.
Speaker 5: Wheel but when it comes to the, election they'll go
Speaker 5: in and vote for the same. People, OH i like.
Speaker 5: Him why do you like? Him you don't know, him
Speaker 5: you don't see. Him he's not doing. Anything your community
Speaker 5: doesn't look any better four years from him serving than
Speaker 5: the days. Started why not try something. Different it's Why
Speaker 5: i'm Supporting Corey, bowman LIKE i want to do something.
Speaker 5: Different i'm not gonna keep whether he wins or. Loses
Speaker 5: i'm not gonna be the one out Here Brian thomas is,
Speaker 5: Said i'm gonna vote for the same. Thing that every
Speaker 5: single time and get the same. Result i'm not gonna
Speaker 5: have this craziness out. Here and this is WHY i
Speaker 5: keep pushing all, people no matter where you live in
Speaker 5: our fifty two. Neighborshoods and it says, that BUT i
Speaker 5: know people listen to you In toledo And cleveland and
Speaker 5: wherever they, are they're facing the same. Problems democratic, mayors
Speaker 5: democratic councils who don't have a. Plan let's.
Speaker 3: Pause When christopher smithing, back he's on a tear this,
Speaker 3: morning AND i agree with him completely on this. Topic
Speaker 3: it's seven thirty. One if if you have Have carecy talks to.
Speaker 3: Dation Bryan thomas here With Christopher smith amen doing that
Speaker 3: thing we called The smither. Event, christopher you got the, floor.
Speaker 3: Brother what else is on your mind?
Speaker 5: Today, well, well AS i think about you, know your,
Speaker 5: show you were talking about the candidate out Of New.
Speaker 5: York you, KNOW i process that AND i go if
Speaker 5: we had a candidate that was saying they just did
Speaker 5: not Like African americans in some kind of big, way
Speaker 5: which is what this candidate is. Saying he doesn't like
Speaker 5: The jewish. Community anti women asked he's Anti, Semitic and
Speaker 5: when asked On NATIONAL tv this, weekend he wouldn't, Say oh,
Speaker 5: no that's not WHAT i. Said i'm against. That with
Speaker 5: asked these questions, directly how in the world do you
Speaker 5: have A Senator schumer or you have An Al sharfton
Speaker 5: coming out saying they support, Them, like there's No republican
Speaker 5: anybody listening to, Me there's No republican who could have
Speaker 5: a position like this and their party support. Them it
Speaker 5: just wouldn't. Happen what is it about The democrats that
Speaker 5: they can say these outrageous kinds of things and still
Speaker 5: get the nod from The democratic. Apparatus, now what it
Speaker 5: brings me back to are The dixiecrats from my grandfather's
Speaker 5: era where the Klu klux kran down in The, south
Speaker 5: were The, democrats The. Dixiecrats that's who he. Fought that's
Speaker 5: what he was concerned. About it wasn't The Republican. Party
Speaker 5: and so it just brings me. Back what is it
Speaker 5: about this this anks right now within The Democratic? Party
Speaker 5: you see it on college. Campuses you see it now
Speaker 5: in the elections out Of New york where they can
Speaker 5: run a candidate that has clearly said Anti semitic things
Speaker 5: and the base of The Democratic party still support. THEM
Speaker 5: i am so confused by this. Behavior this is not
Speaker 5: The Democratic party of my. Grandfather this is something completely.
Speaker 5: Different and the problem with, It Brian, thomas is it's
Speaker 5: a way that's going all across the. Country meaning if
Speaker 5: this guy is successful In New, york you'll see it
Speaker 5: show up In. California then you'll see it show up
Speaker 5: somewhere else in our. Country it's a very dangerous. Thing
Speaker 5: and SO i Hope New yorker sorted. Out AND i
Speaker 5: think that's why you were talking about it this.
Speaker 3: Morning, yeah it is the strange turn of. Events and you,
Speaker 3: know one of the more interesting elements of This Zoraen
Speaker 3: mamdani guy winning is that it's got a lot of you,
Speaker 3: know sort of more center is not. Crazy democrats freaked,
Speaker 3: out you, know they're worried that this is going to
Speaker 3: be perceived like you are perceiving, it the direction of
Speaker 3: The Democrat party gravitating over to that far, left far
Speaker 3: far left wing element like the Alexandri A Casio corteses
Speaker 3: and This zorham Mam donni wing of the, party to
Speaker 3: the exclusion of people who are a little bit more clear.
Speaker 3: Thinking the ones that traditionally support The. Democrats they reject
Speaker 3: this type of, thing this outright socialism slash. Communism and it,
Speaker 3: also you, know from a financial, standpoint given what he
Speaker 3: is advocating, for it just seems an impossible goal to.
Speaker 3: Achieve that they're going to drive all the rich people
Speaker 3: out Of New york because that's where he wants to
Speaker 3: get the tax money to pay for government funded grocery,
Speaker 3: stores for, example and free bus. Rides they're going to.
Speaker 3: LEAVE i read an article about the mayor Of Boca, Raton,
Speaker 3: florida using it as a marketing, opportunity, saying, hey come on.
Speaker 3: Down the water's. Fine we already snatched a whole bunch
Speaker 3: of you multi millionaires From New. York they're living it
Speaker 3: up large down. Here we've got a great police, department
Speaker 3: the highest paid police department in the. Country it's, safe
Speaker 3: we've got multiple businesses opening all the. Time come on,
Speaker 3: in and that's exactly what's going to. Happen the last
Speaker 3: person out Of New. York bring the flag if this
Speaker 3: guy gets.
Speaker 5: Elected and it's a shame that our mayor In cincinnati
Speaker 5: can't say those same things because it would look like
Speaker 5: he was undermining the part of The Democratic party that
Speaker 5: he would need to vote for him in a. Primary,
Speaker 5: yeah so he's never, ever he's never going to say.
Speaker 5: It The Supreme, Court Brian thomas got it right this.
Speaker 5: Week you, know these are big decisions that now you
Speaker 5: know more about this as a lawyer and your wife
Speaker 5: about about lawyer shopping federal judges and getting these very
Speaker 5: big rulings that are Saying i'm putting an injunction across
Speaker 5: The United states Of. America, look it doesn't matter to
Speaker 5: me who the president is in the right. House in
Speaker 5: the context of this, discussion you should not be able
Speaker 5: to shop a federal, lawyer a federal judge and then
Speaker 5: Say i'm going To i'm going to apply whatever that
Speaker 5: decision is to undermine the election of The United states Of.
Speaker 5: America many essential of these judges were, saying, Hey White,
Speaker 5: house you can't do the things that you're. DOING i
Speaker 5: think The Supreme court got it right. Here AND i
Speaker 5: also think The Supreme court got it right on parental. Rights,
Speaker 5: YEAH i need NO i am a supporter of THE
Speaker 5: lgbtq plus, community but by the, way as a, PARENT
Speaker 5: i don't want MY i don't want somebody teaching my
Speaker 5: kid at two and three and four about.
Speaker 3: Sex, yeah, yeah that's, see that's to me the biggest. Problem,
Speaker 3: YEAH i, know you to DISCUSS. Lgbt, uh you've got
Speaker 3: to talk about well not not as far as THE t,
Speaker 3: those but lgb.
Speaker 1: It's about.
Speaker 3: Sex we all know what lesbians, are we don't know
Speaker 3: what gay men, are and we all know what bisexual folks,
Speaker 3: are all of which is a question of one's sexual
Speaker 3: preference when engaged in the act of. Sex, now you
Speaker 3: can be a t and still be a assist normally
Speaker 3: aligned with your gender kind of. Thing you, know like
Speaker 3: you're a guy and you want to dress like a,
Speaker 3: woman you think you're a woman if you still like
Speaker 3: women that have sex with. THEM i suppose that somehow
Speaker 3: makes you quote unquote normal or assist gender along some.
Speaker 3: Lines but to be someone who claims to be a
Speaker 3: different gender does not necessarily required discussing the act of.
Speaker 3: Sex we'll continue With christopher on that. One, yeah that
Speaker 3: one's REALLY i was really happy about that, Decision. Christopher
Speaker 3: and it's the other, thing it's some components for my
Speaker 3: listeners know You're, catholic so this kind of teaching flies
Speaker 3: in the face of your Religious doctrine And dogma seven
Speaker 3: thirty seventh SEVEN if fifty FIVE parrocd talk Station Happy,
Speaker 3: Monday Brian thomas With Christopher smith Aman win The smith. Event,
Speaker 3: hey you brought up THAT LGBTQ lgbt themed books that
Speaker 3: were being presented in The Montgomery county schools In. Maryland
Speaker 3: teachers were allowed to our kids were allowed to opt
Speaker 3: out of the classes their parents didn't wanted to be,
Speaker 3: taught and then the school, said, no you're not allowed
Speaker 3: to opt. Out you must be present in class for this.
Speaker 3: Material and of, course going back to religious doctrine and,
Speaker 3: dogma it could be polar opposite of what's being taught
Speaker 3: in these. Books and therein lies the challenge, because for,
Speaker 3: example the school district provided answers to inquisitive young, minds like, saying,
Speaker 3: okay if a student suggests that two men cannot get,
Speaker 3: married the school districts told the teachers to, respond, well
Speaker 3: when people are, adults they can get married. Too man
Speaker 3: who love each other can decide they want to get.
Speaker 3: Married but that does not address the teachings of the.
Speaker 3: Church yes that if these men are Like catholic for,
Speaker 3: example and they went out and got, married the church
Speaker 3: wouldn't recognize that as an, ordained sanctioned marriage under the
Speaker 3: rules of the. Church, right the state recognizes, it the
Speaker 3: state issued a, license and they may very well be
Speaker 3: married for all intents and legal, purposes but at least
Speaker 3: in so far as church teachings are, concerned they're not considered.
Speaker 3: Married so what the schools teaching the children is that
Speaker 3: their religion is.
Speaker 5: Wrong and at the end of the, day it just
Speaker 5: comes back to you, know as a father of five,
Speaker 5: kids this is my. BUSINESS i, mean this is you're
Speaker 5: in my. LANE i don't want my two or three
Speaker 5: year old or four year old coming home and asking
Speaker 5: me about THESE i have other things That i'm trying
Speaker 5: to deal with as a parent THAT i don't want
Speaker 5: this layered on top of. It i'm at home and, saying,
Speaker 5: hey no cell, phone no, YouTube no. Computer, Right i'm
Speaker 5: trying to slow my kid down so THAT i can
Speaker 5: put things ON tv that amplify their. Life i'm trying
Speaker 5: to teach them math and reading In, english living a wholesome,
Speaker 5: life whatever that. IS i don't want to deal with
Speaker 5: sex at that. Age AND i think The Supreme court
Speaker 5: got it. Right and let me say the other side of,
Speaker 5: this and you know. THIS i have a son who's openly,
Speaker 5: gay who is at the Gay pride parade yesterday and
Speaker 5: or On, saturday and also who went to the Gay
Speaker 5: pride parade dressed as a. Bride he got ready at my.
Speaker 5: House so this is not about Whether i'm anti. Gay
Speaker 5: this is about, saying, well how do we want parents
Speaker 5: that what kind of power do we want parents to
Speaker 5: have in The United states Of, America and it just
Speaker 5: seems like these states continue to try to erode. It
Speaker 5: AND i want to say that this notion and this
Speaker 5: is a tough one for me to talk talk, about
Speaker 5: but it's complicated That African americans want to define men
Speaker 5: like me at times as outside of the walk in
Speaker 5: the black, community or the term using Uncle, tom the
Speaker 5: notion THAT i have a high standard of being a
Speaker 5: dad or being a, father or saying that i want
Speaker 5: my children to get a good education And i'm going
Speaker 5: to fight for, them Or i'm going to go to
Speaker 5: work every single day IF i have to work fifteen
Speaker 5: hours a day to make sure that my children have
Speaker 5: food on the, table that they have a roof over their,
Speaker 5: head that working hard in some way and be amplifying
Speaker 5: that saying this is the standard doesn't make me outside
Speaker 5: of my, race and it certainly doesn't make me and Uncle.
Speaker 5: Tom it SAYS i want the best for my, community
Speaker 5: AND i demand the, best no matter who's in the
Speaker 5: way of. It we have a public school system that is,
Speaker 5: failing and we had a decision that all of a
Speaker 5: sudden that the right to, choose meaning meaning somebody who's
Speaker 5: living near a bad school can't, say, HEY i want
Speaker 5: to opt out of this And i'm going to send
Speaker 5: my child to a different. School that's. WRONG i hope it's.
Speaker 5: Overturned we have too many of our families that are
Speaker 5: living next to poor performing. Schools the best way out
Speaker 5: of the middle, Class Brian, thomas is still a good, education,
Speaker 5: Math english. READING i have the right as a parent
Speaker 5: to be able to send my kid to a good.
Speaker 5: School how in the world is it unconstitutional for you to,
Speaker 5: say as a, PARENT i have the right to defer
Speaker 5: my taxes to the place WHERE i think is best
Speaker 5: for my kids to get the best. Education and by the,
Speaker 5: way that is competition for our public school. System now
Speaker 5: here's the. RESUME i graduated from the public school.
Speaker 1: System this is.
Speaker 5: Me Christopher smitheman my mother retired from the public school
Speaker 5: system here In. Cincinnati my deceased wife was a teacher
Speaker 5: in the public school. System so anybody listening, this please
Speaker 5: don't write in and try to act as THIS i
Speaker 5: don't support public. Education my kids went to public, education
Speaker 5: the super majority of, them except my daughter who goes
Speaker 5: To Seaton High, school, which by the, WAY i love
Speaker 5: That catholic. SCHOOL i Am, catholic And i'm so glad
Speaker 5: that she's at that all girls' school doing a great.
Speaker 5: Job but the point of anyone trying to define men
Speaker 5: like me as acting outside of our, race because we're
Speaker 5: demanding high standards in the area of being, fathers of working,
Speaker 5: hard of making sure that you're contributing to. Society you're
Speaker 5: not out slinging. Guns you know where your kids. Are
Speaker 5: these are the things THAT i talk. About anybody that
Speaker 5: wants to say That i'm outside of my race Or
Speaker 5: i'm an Uncle, TOM i just reject.
Speaker 1: You, well IF i say.
Speaker 5: You've got to get on board and say we've got
Speaker 5: to hold these democratic, systems, mayors council school boards accountable
Speaker 5: that are most and disproportionately impacting black and brown. People
Speaker 5: Brian Thomas.
Speaker 1: Well it's son of.
Speaker 3: It it's a complete insult to, suggest And I'm i'm
Speaker 3: really honestly having a struggle with understanding how anyone could
Speaker 3: be of the mind that you're acting outside of your
Speaker 3: race because you have concern and care about bringing up your.
Speaker 3: CHILDREN i mean that suggests then that any black man
Speaker 3: shouldn't care about his or her or their, children shouldn't
Speaker 3: go out and, work shouldn't try to set an example for,
Speaker 3: them shouldn't try to help them get a good. EDUCATION i,
Speaker 3: mean that's an insult to all people of, color isn't.
Speaker 5: It, NO i absolutely agree with. You i'm just sharing
Speaker 5: with you That i'm speaking about things that are. Factual
Speaker 5: meaning education is a critical part of any, family and
Speaker 5: a family not having accesses so if you access to,
Speaker 5: That so if you take away school, choice which we
Speaker 5: just in our area our state just, defined that's. Unconstitutional
Speaker 5: that's a major problem that impacts black and brown and
Speaker 5: poor white. People this is a working class black, people
Speaker 5: are working class white people in our communities that are,
Speaker 5: Saying i'm living next to a school that's, underperforming why
Speaker 5: WOULD i want to put my kid in that? School
Speaker 5: AND i know that that's the number one way for
Speaker 5: them to get into the upper middle. Class and so
Speaker 5: if the public school system is, failing why aren't we
Speaker 5: outspoken about? That And i'm just so. FRUSTRATED i don't
Speaker 5: care where someone, lives whether It's, detroit whether they're living
Speaker 5: in la whether they're living In, cincinnati where they're living In,
Speaker 5: cleveland whether they're living In. TOLEDO i go on and.
Speaker 5: On they're facing the same, Problem Brian, thomas And i'm,
Speaker 5: saying we've got to Have African american leaders that are
Speaker 5: willing to step up and verbalize. This to quote our
Speaker 5: friends who just can't fix the, problem and if you
Speaker 5: can't fix the, problem get out of the. Way.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well and going back to the interference with religion
Speaker 3: that The Supreme court, addressed they're using valuable education learning
Speaker 3: time to promote THE lgbt. Agenda, NOW i would think
Speaker 3: that there's a better use of that time and it
Speaker 3: wouldn't be as troubling for some parents if they just stuck,
Speaker 3: to you, know key elements like, reading, writing and arithmetic
Speaker 3: and avoided the hot button political issues in an effort
Speaker 3: to endoc nate a bunch of children into something that
Speaker 3: the parents, reject that whole out of. HAND i, mean you,
Speaker 3: know there's the problem the direction of the schools more
Speaker 3: toward indoctrination and you know global warming or climate change
Speaker 3: and sexuality and all. That, listen just drop, it stick to,
Speaker 3: math you, know let's get the reading scores out that.
Speaker 5: Lane that's my, Lane, brian. Exactly my lane is to
Speaker 5: educate my children about these subject. Matters and that's the.
Speaker 5: Problem you have this culture out here where they want
Speaker 5: to indoctrinate our children in these areas and they're not
Speaker 5: even doing what they're supposed to be. Doing, well that's
Speaker 5: what you're.
Speaker 1: Addressing.
Speaker 3: Amen, Amen Christopher smith and always a pleasure to have
Speaker 3: you on the, program my. Friend i'll look forward to
Speaker 3: Next monday in Another smith, event AND i hope you
Speaker 3: have a wonderful.
Speaker 5: Week, hey, brother people can follow me at Vote smitherman
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Speaker 3: With Brian james From Allway Financial. Joints the program we
Speaker 3: talk about well investments and strategies and thinking about retirement
Speaker 3: and talking to financial planners about that and thinking about
Speaker 3: how much money we do here is that what we.
Speaker 3: Do that's what we're supposed to. Do get people incentivized
Speaker 3: to sit down and give some thoughtful planning for their.
Speaker 1: Future that's a good. Idea let's talk about. THAT i like, That, amen.
Speaker 3: Get yourself a fee based financial, planner because that means
Speaker 3: they have a fiduciary obligation to work for you and
Speaker 3: maximize the return on your. Investments with that, speaking you're
Speaker 3: going to have to start from the very beginning in
Speaker 3: little tiny points that a fourth grader can. Understand because
Speaker 3: ALL i have is a headline From bloomberg subscription only
Speaker 3: Service Bloomberg blackrock puts private equity and credit into four
Speaker 3: oh ONE k. Funds what does this mean for your average?
Speaker 3: Investor does it impact? Us what is this all? About Brian?
Speaker 2: James, Yeah SO i sort of anticipated that the questions
Speaker 2: might come up that, way and so that's the research
Speaker 2: that did this morning in wonderful addition to. That, So,
Speaker 2: yeah when we normally think of our four oh one,
Speaker 2: k's our investments and, things we are thinking of, stocks,
Speaker 2: bonds mutual, funds those kinds of. Things those are what
Speaker 2: are referred to as publicly, traded meaning pretty much anybody
Speaker 2: can buy and sell all the time you can log in.
Speaker 2: Online back in the day we looked it up in
Speaker 2: the newspaper or. Whatever but the closing prices and the
Speaker 2: daily the, minute the minute. Changes all that stuff is publicly,
Speaker 2: available ready at your. Fingertips and so now the change
Speaker 2: Is blackrock is going to be integrating private equity and
Speaker 2: private credit investments into four oh ONE k target date
Speaker 2: funds by mid twenty twenty. Six so obviously the differing
Speaker 2: word there is private versus. Public so what does that actually.
Speaker 2: MEAN a private equity or private credit is literally that
Speaker 2: it's a private arrangement set up, by you, know a
Speaker 2: small group of people to either support a. Business right
Speaker 2: you might see you might see some business that's developing out,
Speaker 2: there a new restaurant or just something that you, know
Speaker 2: a small industrial company or something like. THAT a lot
Speaker 2: of times those are owned by private equity. Organizations the
Speaker 2: difference is there's there's a little more there's a little
Speaker 2: more risk. Involved there can be there's a reason that
Speaker 2: they need they want to keep it. Private oftentimes they're
Speaker 2: not big enough or they're just not stable ready to
Speaker 2: deal with larger financial institutions and it's just not an.
Speaker 2: Option but they can be really lucrative, too given the
Speaker 2: fact that these are small companies and they can shoot
Speaker 2: for the moon and go ten x or they can
Speaker 2: go negative ten. X that's just kind of the difference
Speaker 2: in the in the risk there that we need to
Speaker 2: be mindful of in terms of private versus.
Speaker 3: Public, Okay so in a real world, context there was
Speaker 3: an article in The Wall Street journal about this company
Speaker 3: that is manufacturing from wood, waste this new ultra light
Speaker 3: wood which is as strong as, steel and it's got
Speaker 3: all the potent these different potential. Applications, one it's wood,
Speaker 3: waste so that's readily available and unlimited supply, basically but
Speaker 3: that it's, lighter it's you can thinner, amounts you could
Speaker 3: put it like carbon, fiber pretty much turn it into.
Speaker 3: Anything and it sounded like this is just guaranteed to
Speaker 3: make millions and millions of. Dollars and it's a private
Speaker 3: company right. Now so to the EXTENT i could get
Speaker 3: a slice of, that that would be private, equity.
Speaker 2: Correct, yeah because you're simply you, know if you know
Speaker 2: the organizers of, this you're somehow connected to the group
Speaker 2: that's putting it, together and then, yeah that's how you
Speaker 2: get invited into the fold to be a part of.
Speaker 2: This so What blackrock is, doing and several others as,
Speaker 2: well it's just Black rocks in the. Headline what they're
Speaker 2: doing is making it, available making it possible for people
Speaker 2: to participate in these, markets just by putting it inside mutual.
Speaker 2: Funds so the catchphrase is they're democratizing private. Equity so
Speaker 2: hopefully there's not a ton of detail yet about how
Speaker 2: they're going to do, this but hopefully there's somebody out
Speaker 2: there vetting these opportunities the one you just, Described, yeah
Speaker 2: that sounds. Great the risks there is what if some
Speaker 2: big company, decides you know, what that's a great, idea
Speaker 2: and with our, scale we can do it a heck
Speaker 2: of a lot. Cheaper, well and there are ample stories
Speaker 2: out there of some little company came up with a
Speaker 2: great idea and got blown out of the water by
Speaker 2: a big. Company look we're bought, out, yes exactly which
Speaker 2: and and, honestly that can be that's a great.
Speaker 1: Thing that's a good. Thing that can.
Speaker 2: Be that's a good, thing and it can be the ultimate.
Speaker 2: GOAL i want to build something that some other company,
Speaker 2: goes you know, what we could build from, scratch or
Speaker 2: we could just buy these things that can be the exit,
Speaker 2: strategy but it can go the other direction.
Speaker 3: Too all, Right so in my hypothetical, Scenario i've actually
Speaker 3: got access to invest in. This they let's say they
Speaker 3: do sell, Out they sell it for a billion dollars or,
Speaker 3: something and that allocation that purchase price is divided amongst
Speaker 3: the various initial. Investors they presume that's how the scenario
Speaker 3: would play. Out so whatever pile of CASH i got
Speaker 3: from that would go into my four oh one, k
Speaker 3: would that be considered pre tax like four to one
Speaker 3: k contributions are now under a non roth product or
Speaker 3: how would that be?
Speaker 1: Treated and does this?
Speaker 7: Happen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, right and now you're getting to the fun, stuff,
Speaker 2: Right this is what makes everything.
Speaker 1: Complicated.
Speaker 2: Yeah so not not only, that but but the other
Speaker 2: thing you didn't mention in there is this is happening
Speaker 2: in side of a mutual fund inside your four oh ONE.
Speaker 2: K so all that's really happening now is they're kind
Speaker 2: of throwing the doors. Open but how is this actually
Speaker 2: going to work with regard to. Reporting so one of
Speaker 2: the big things that we didn't touch on yet was
Speaker 2: If i'm a small company And i'm a private equity funded,
Speaker 2: organization then that MEANS i don't have daily, pricing so
Speaker 2: how DO i know what this thing is? Worth So
Speaker 2: blackrock says they're they're gonna put maybe maybe twenty, percent
Speaker 2: and then more aggressive funds twenty percent could go into private.
Speaker 2: Markets so that's twenty percent of your fund where there
Speaker 2: isn't a daily.
Speaker 1: Valuation, Yeah so it's.
Speaker 2: Not going to be a conglomeration of a little businesses
Speaker 2: up and down the street that you drive by on
Speaker 2: the way back and forth to. Work these are going
Speaker 2: to have to be places that have some ability to
Speaker 2: price their value. Regularly, otherwise how do you have any
Speaker 2: idea what your mutual fund inside your four oh ONE
Speaker 2: k is? Worth not to mention required minimum, distributions that's
Speaker 2: a whole other.
Speaker 3: Animal, well AND i have to assume or presume that
Speaker 3: these would be limited to some entities that actually do
Speaker 3: put these financial projections, together so you would know the. Value, otherwise,
Speaker 3: you as a financial planner would have to go out
Speaker 3: into the world and acquire that information in order to
Speaker 3: provide guidance to your client or whether or not they're making.
Speaker 1: Money, right that's the exact. Point so hopefully there's a go.
Speaker 2: Between but as we, know in four oh one k,
Speaker 2: situations which again that's the whole point of this, article
Speaker 2: that's where they're talking about putting these. Things there's very
Speaker 2: rarely an advisor in the. Middle a matter of, fact
Speaker 2: the company. ITSELF a lot of people don't know. This
Speaker 2: the employer itself is a, fiduciary. Right you could be
Speaker 2: a company that makes, widgets you make do, hickeys and
Speaker 2: you sell them to other do hickey making. Companies you
Speaker 2: have nothing to do with financial. Advice but if you
Speaker 2: offer your employees of four oh ONE, k you are
Speaker 2: indeed a, fiduciary just like me here at All, worth
Speaker 2: WHERE i sit here and do financial plans all day every.
Speaker 2: Day so you have a duty to make sure your
Speaker 2: employees have what they need and have some level of.
Speaker 2: Advice but there is very rarely an individual person that's
Speaker 2: going to sit in between the employee participant and that
Speaker 2: four oh ONE k to say you should do, this
Speaker 2: you should not do, that.
Speaker 1: Right all?
Speaker 3: Right, well the risk of going over a little bit
Speaker 3: in this segment the other, article And i'm not sure
Speaker 3: if it's a corollary to this blackrock and private, equity
Speaker 3: but headline From bloomberg, again AND i don't have any
Speaker 3: details on. It congress will open private markets to everyone next.
Speaker 3: Year what's this one all, About Brian, James.
Speaker 1: Well it is very.
Speaker 2: Similar so the whole point of this so where we
Speaker 2: started was just blackrocks a little corner of the world there.
Speaker 2: Right the reason where this is coming from is by
Speaker 2: the end of twenty Six congress is expected to relax
Speaker 2: the rules for private market, access which is the exact
Speaker 2: same thing we're talking. About what this means is that
Speaker 2: non accredited investors could be allowed to invest in private.
Speaker 2: Equity so that's a big fuzzy. Word let's talk about
Speaker 2: what that actually. Means an accredited investor is somebody, who
Speaker 2: if you're an, individual you have earned two hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars for each of the past two, years where if
Speaker 2: there's a spouse or spousal equivalent is whether the words
Speaker 2: work in the mix that it's three hundred thousand or
Speaker 2: you're worth over a million. Dollars that's the definition of
Speaker 2: an accredited. Investor it doesn't say that you know anything about.
Speaker 2: Money you know anyth about, investments is just how much
Speaker 2: income and what's your? Networth so those are the rules
Speaker 2: where they're starting to say that private equity may no
Speaker 2: longer require that to. Happen and, again this is all
Speaker 2: being spun in a manner of democratizing investment.
Speaker 1: Opportunities, okay AND i find no problem with.
Speaker 3: THAT i, mean IF i have money AND i want
Speaker 3: to invest it in private, MARKET i should be allowed
Speaker 3: to do it regardless of what my annual salary is
Speaker 3: sort of demands asking the question why is the current
Speaker 3: rule in? Place why is it limited to people with
Speaker 3: worth of a million dollars or making salary of two
Speaker 3: hundred or three fifty depending upon marital.
Speaker 2: Status those rules have been in place for decades upon.
Speaker 1: Decades i'm going to go. Ahead i'm going to take
Speaker 1: a stab.
Speaker 2: Here somebody might know the history better than, me But
Speaker 2: i'm going to go ahead and say that a lot
Speaker 2: of this was wald off years ago because it was
Speaker 2: just kept for the people who could truly you get into,
Speaker 2: it of, Course AND i will also say technology plays
Speaker 2: a role. Here, so in other, words thirty forty years,
Speaker 2: ago IF i am a you, know a company that
Speaker 2: wants to woo private equity and bring dollars, IN i
Speaker 2: don't want to have to spread it across hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands or millions of people with a couple thousand dollars
Speaker 2: inside of a mutual fund BECAUSE i have to track
Speaker 2: and deal with all that and report to them all
Speaker 2: all those. Rules, well technology has made a lot of
Speaker 2: that a, lot a, lot a lot. Easier it's not
Speaker 2: unsimilar to where exchange traded funds came evolved out of mutual.
Speaker 2: Funds SO i think that the technology the ability to
Speaker 2: track the different shareholders and report to. Everybody since this
Speaker 2: is again not publicly traded. Stuff this is stuff where
Speaker 2: you just have to wait for an accounting for them
Speaker 2: to say here's what it's, worth and sometimes that's only
Speaker 2: once a. Year the need is to get that information
Speaker 2: out to each every tiny little. Shareholder SO i think
Speaker 2: those hurdles have been cleared and now it gets a little.
Speaker 3: Easier, OKAY i guess it's a complicated thing investing in private,
Speaker 3: market some for the reasons you've obviously. Stated but then,
Speaker 3: again let's say the company has improved and it's you,
Speaker 3: know it's worth more in your. Slice however it's, EXPRESSED
Speaker 3: i guess is are they considered shares in this type
Speaker 3: of arrangement or is it depend on the.
Speaker 1: Arrangement but it very much depends on the. Arrangement.
Speaker 2: Right so when we were talking about Black rock a
Speaker 2: little bit, ago that whole point was and you inside
Speaker 2: their target date. Funds those target date, funds those are
Speaker 2: the set it and forget it options inside your four
Speaker 2: oh ONE k and that was specifically that. Announcement that's
Speaker 2: where it's going to be. Available so in that, case
Speaker 2: you would simply own shares of a mutual fund that
Speaker 2: in turn owns shares of some private equity. Firms the
Speaker 2: more broader range, here, yes you still own. Shares you'll
Speaker 2: still own a certain number of shares of a private
Speaker 2: equity type. Arrangement you might be a limited partner and
Speaker 2: you are subject to whatever the general, partner who's kind
Speaker 2: of the boss of the whole, thing, does but there
Speaker 2: are still shares that are divided out by however much
Speaker 2: you put into the.
Speaker 3: Arrangement so and that's how you end up getting the money.
Speaker 3: Out let's, say, OKAY i want to SELL i need that,
Speaker 3: money Or i'm RETIRING i want that. Money those have
Speaker 3: to be, sold but they are sold on a private
Speaker 3: market as opposed to being posted on the or just
Speaker 3: being easily dumped on a stock.
Speaker 2: Exchange that's, correct and a private market basically, means, again
Speaker 2: it's not out, there it's not posted for sale to
Speaker 2: the entire world like the overall stock market. Is it
Speaker 2: basically means that all the other partners are informed that
Speaker 2: one of the partners wants to sell, out and they
Speaker 2: can either buy That they can pick up those shares
Speaker 2: and get you out at that, time or you might
Speaker 2: be stuck with. THEM a lot of times there's a
Speaker 2: lock up here where you can only get out once a,
Speaker 2: year and sometimes they actually have the opposite where they
Speaker 2: can come back and do a capital call where they
Speaker 2: require you to put more money.
Speaker 3: In, Okay and that's actually WHERE i thought the rule
Speaker 3: came from having a certain amount of financial ability the
Speaker 3: million dollar a worth because that could, happen and if
Speaker 3: people invest and they don't have the resources to pay
Speaker 3: that kind of, price they're going to find themselves in
Speaker 3: a financial world of, hurt like a protectionism type measure
Speaker 3: to save people from, it.
Speaker 2: And you could wind up if you don't have the
Speaker 2: ability to put more. In the fund itself might be
Speaker 2: okay with, that but that means your shares are going
Speaker 2: to be. Deluded if everybody has doubled their investment after
Speaker 2: that capital.
Speaker 1: Call now you have half as much as you did
Speaker 1: proportionally fair.
Speaker 3: ENOUGH i think you thank you very much for walking
Speaker 3: me through that no idea about what we, started AND
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Speaker 3: Financials Brian. James. UH i have always a few, cryptos
Speaker 3: like The peace Of. God it passes my human, understanding
Speaker 3: and SO i don't understand. It but what is this,
Speaker 3: legislation this bill which apparently is going to define when
Speaker 3: crypto is a commodity or a? SECURITY i guess it
Speaker 3: could be. Either what does this mean generally?
Speaker 1: Speaking?
Speaker 2: Brian, Yeah, so so the first and most important thing
Speaker 2: that means is that we are finally going to have
Speaker 2: some kind of definition as to what this stuff really
Speaker 2: is and really what this. Is it's kind of a
Speaker 2: fight between what regulatory body is going to sit on
Speaker 2: top of it and govern. It so the interesting thing,
Speaker 2: though is it it's coming in a bipartisan. Manner so
Speaker 2: there are there are people on both sides who are
Speaker 2: actually starting to agree on something for. Once so the
Speaker 2: big debate is is a is crypto a, security which
Speaker 2: basically means that it's a for profit venture that you
Speaker 2: that you enjoined with a few groups onto and again
Speaker 2: in the hopes of profit and solely from the efforts of.
Speaker 1: Others that's the definite definition of a, security.
Speaker 2: Right that's the difference between IF i own a business
Speaker 2: AND i run it for a, profit that's.
Speaker 1: Different that's not a.
Speaker 2: Security but IF i buy a stock that is a,
Speaker 2: business And i'm waiting for other people to make money for,
Speaker 2: me that becomes a, Security, Okay and.
Speaker 1: So that's the big. Debate if it's a, security then
Speaker 1: THE sec can trolls. That the opposite would be is
Speaker 1: it a, commodity which means a group called THE cftc
Speaker 1: would control. It democrats prefer THE sec because there's more,
Speaker 1: oversight a little more a little more. Strict THE cftc
Speaker 1: is preferred By republicans because they think there'll be a
Speaker 1: wider playing, field little more. Flexibility, Hmm, well what what
Speaker 1: is the? Dollar the? Dollar dollar is just pure.
Speaker 2: CURRENCY a dollar is the definition and we are currently
Speaker 2: the currency of the entire.
Speaker 3: World BUT i mean there's there's investment. Opportunities people invest
Speaker 3: in currencies all the, time don't.
Speaker 2: They, correct it's a little different from the standpoint of
Speaker 2: the dollar is used as a medium of. Exchange crypto
Speaker 2: generally is. True this is why there's a big debates
Speaker 2: like it acts like a. Commodity it's where a commodity
Speaker 2: is just something where it's worth what everybody says it's.
Speaker 1: Worth. Correct, yeah oil pulled out of the.
Speaker 2: Ground in one part of the world is not much
Speaker 2: different from oil pulled out of the ground another part
Speaker 2: of the. World same with wheat and any other type of,
Speaker 2: copper those kinds of. Things that's why they're all commodity commodity,
Speaker 2: based and they will go with whatever the market thinks
Speaker 2: that these particular things are worth at any given, time
Speaker 2: versus a security where somebody will, say, hey we're going
Speaker 2: to invent this new, product we're going to find this new,
Speaker 2: market here's how we're going to make, money and so.
Speaker 1: Forth that's the big difference between the.
Speaker 3: Two, well it's kind of like the wild Wild west out.
Speaker 3: THERE i get the impression of with regard to, crypto
Speaker 3: there's some kind of new cryptocurrency coming out every five,
Speaker 3: minutes AND i don't know what the regulation is going
Speaker 3: to do to change that, reality other than to provide
Speaker 3: some sort of oversight monitoring of it so they can
Speaker 3: collect tax dollars so they can prevent money. LAUNDERING i,
Speaker 3: MEAN i GUESS i have more questions now THAN i
Speaker 3: had before we.
Speaker 2: Started, YEAH i think all of the things really so
Speaker 2: there are no answers right now, currently which is literally
Speaker 2: why they're calling this The Crypto rules of The Road,
Speaker 2: bill because they're just starting to define this. Thing so generally,
Speaker 2: speaking When republicans look at this and you Have Cynthia
Speaker 2: loomis And Tim, scott they're looking for clear guidelines that
Speaker 2: LIMIT sec. Authority the things that they're. After they want
Speaker 2: to support the exchanges Like Cornbased Kraken, gemini who have
Speaker 2: long pushed for clarity between the sea see in THE,
Speaker 2: cftc crypto ad advocacy groups like The Blockchain, association and
Speaker 2: they're they're all supporting the idea that there should be
Speaker 2: government but not too. Much but on the other, hand
Speaker 2: those who. DISAGREE sec Chair Gary gensler go. Figure he
Speaker 2: strongly opposes any framework that's going to weaken his authority
Speaker 2: to govern these, things and he's saying that most digital
Speaker 2: assets are, securities and they already fall under existing securities.
Speaker 2: Laws we don't need to set up anything. New and
Speaker 2: he's supported by people Like Elizabeth warren And Brad, sherman
Speaker 2: and they feel that crypto poses systemic financial and national
Speaker 2: security risks because of the way that you can move
Speaker 2: money around quickly and kind of hide. It so there's
Speaker 2: money launderings, concerns tax evasion, scams and just a speculative
Speaker 2: nature of crypto assets has some people kind of up
Speaker 2: in arms as to you, know whether they want to
Speaker 2: support this or.
Speaker 3: Not all, Right Brian, james always appreciate the information and
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Speaker 3: Thirty one come on an eight thirty two pick about
Speaker 3: Ker city taw. Station, SADLY i guess we won't be
Speaker 3: talking about the shutting down of these private.
Speaker 1: Farms jack windsor not.
Speaker 3: Available Apparently joe tried desperately to reach him after it
Speaker 3: had have been confirmed anyway it was involving private member association.
Speaker 3: Farms AND i know this is something That Congressman Thomas
Speaker 3: massey advocates for the right for you to choose and
Speaker 3: buy food from wherever the hell you. Want but apparently
Speaker 3: crackdowns are well abundant in the state Of. Ohio farm
Speaker 3: On central is the name of this One Warren, county
Speaker 3: and The Prosecutors office went there and shut them. Down
Speaker 3: the facts behind the shutdown a little, murky but they
Speaker 3: did settle the litigation with promising to run a new
Speaker 3: city waterline and. Repainting they're, cooler as well as complying
Speaker 3: in other ways not specifically. Articulated so they have members
Speaker 3: and they sell, meat, eggs, milk, slushies other pantry staples
Speaker 3: in addition to, produce and so they were told they
Speaker 3: weren't allowed to sell a lot of the stuff based
Speaker 3: upon some alleged. Violation so it seems a little invasive
Speaker 3: and intrusive for the prosecutor's office to go after a private.
Speaker 3: Farm you make your own choices when it comes to your,
Speaker 3: food and they're already at, work maybe going to be
Speaker 3: passing some legislation to free the farmer from these onerous
Speaker 3: rules and. Regulation so, anyhow that's the gist of that.
Speaker 3: One in local stories, statewide, anyway we've had this group
Speaker 3: on a couple of, Times committee To Eliminate Property, taxes
Speaker 3: which was circulating a petition to get on The november
Speaker 3: ballot to eliminate property taxes pursue constitutional amendment here In.
Speaker 3: OHILE i KNOW i always chuckle WHEN i say this
Speaker 3: topic out, loud as the devils in the details and
Speaker 3: the details haven't been figured out. Yet but, anyway the
Speaker 3: group then circulating the petition community to eliminate property taxes
Speaker 3: said it ain't going to happen this. Year they couldn't
Speaker 3: get the number of signatures they needed four hundred and
Speaker 3: thirteen thousand plus signatures by, today they acknowledged yesterday that
Speaker 3: they wouldn't be able to meet the, deadline but the,
Speaker 3: Spokesperson Beth, blackmar speaking WITH wcpo locally on this, topic
Speaker 3: said they're not letting. Up they're going to continue to
Speaker 3: collect signatures until they get enough so it should be
Speaker 3: on the ballot next. Year has had the effect, of
Speaker 3: AS i thought it, would lighting a fire underneath our
Speaker 3: elected officials In. Columbus so The house And senate did
Speaker 3: approve and negotiate a budget which includes what are described
Speaker 3: as a few modest. Reforms it remains to be seen
Speaker 3: whether our property tax bill will reduce as a consequence
Speaker 3: of these so called modest, reforms but it's forcing them
Speaker 3: to sit down and maybe go to work on lowering
Speaker 3: our property taxes BECAUSE i don't think there's anyone out
Speaker 3: there that can argue that they're.
Speaker 1: Well not too.
Speaker 3: High Uh man dead after A saturday night shooting A Walnut,
Speaker 3: hills one of the shootings That Christopher smithman was ranting
Speaker 3: about this. Morning forty year Old Jason Lamar bennett shot
Speaker 3: about ten thirty Pm saturday in the three thousand block
Speaker 3: At Gilbert, avenue taking A Uc Medical, center where he
Speaker 3: died officers were at the scene of the, shooting so
Speaker 3: that a man turned himself into officers At Dana avenue
Speaker 3: shortly after the. Shooting fifty eight year Old John smith
Speaker 3: charged with reckless, homini homicide and connection With bennett's. Death
Speaker 3: police did not confirm Whether smith is a man who
Speaker 3: turned himself in On saturday. Night investigation is described as
Speaker 3: ongoing and they're asking for your. Help get in touch
Speaker 3: with a homicide unit if you have any information about
Speaker 3: that shooting five, one, three, three, five, two thirty five
Speaker 3: forty two and another acts of violence again when The
Speaker 3: christopher brought, Up police confirm they responded to a dry
Speaker 3: by shooting happened last night about a little after eleven
Speaker 3: at six twenty Five Main, street right there in art
Speaker 3: at Downtown. Cincinnati people in downtowns and say no The
Speaker 3: Bay Horse. CAFE i think it has a bit of
Speaker 3: a reputation surrounding. It they have apartments above, it but
Speaker 3: that's exactly where it. Happened apparently blew away the glass
Speaker 3: in the front of The Bay Horse. Cafe several people
Speaker 3: were hurt and taken to the. Hospital wasn't clear if
Speaker 3: they were shot or cut by the. Glass police were
Speaker 3: trying to locate the suspects. Vehicle no description yet put,
Speaker 3: out at least as of the reporting this. Morning so,
Speaker 3: yes it is a can be a violent place in.
Speaker 3: Downtown that's What christopher was ranting. About where is the
Speaker 3: mayor in talking about this and trying to do something
Speaker 3: about the violence that hurts so many communities In. Cincinnati
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Speaker 3: Program you, know If Donald, trump they've had enough, troubles
Speaker 3: two people already try to assassinate. Him you, know he's
Speaker 3: hated by a tremendous number of. People hater's gonna. Hate of,
Speaker 3: course every president deals with some of. That he gets
Speaker 3: death threats all the, time like every elected official and
Speaker 3: every person in it who is a judge getting constant death.
Speaker 3: Threats and of course The internet makes it really easy
Speaker 3: to threaten someone's, life even if you have no real
Speaker 3: genuine intent of doing. It it puts fear in the.
Speaker 3: Air so now we have much Like Salmon. Rusty The
Speaker 3: iranian Site Grand, ayatola guy Named Markaram shirazi who happens
Speaker 3: to being ninety eight years, old issued a fatwah calling
Speaker 3: on All muslims worldwide to Assassinate Donald trump And Israeli
Speaker 3: Prime Minister benjamin At Yahoo, Great so to every religious
Speaker 3: fundamentalist out, there they now are a potential assassin Assassin
Speaker 3: AND i don't know how this The Secret service deals
Speaker 3: with something like this in a world filled with billions
Speaker 3: of people a large percentage of having to follow The muslim.
Speaker 3: Faith not that they're radicals that would go out and
Speaker 3: assassinate a foreign, leader but you, know there's enough crazies
Speaker 3: out in the world that this is a genuine. Risk,
Speaker 3: now couple that with the number of known godaways that
Speaker 3: came into our, country and we have sort of talked
Speaker 3: and worried and expressed concerns about sleeper cells and other
Speaker 3: evil doers lurking in the midst waiting to launch some
Speaker 3: sort of, attack whether The Chinese communist parties does it
Speaker 3: because we've allowed a bunch of military Age Chinese Communist
Speaker 3: party member men come into our, country or maybe some
Speaker 3: fundamentalist Jihadis. Iranians who, Knows but how does one stay
Speaker 3: on top of the threats that obviously already. Exist and
Speaker 3: then now we've got a whole brand new slew of
Speaker 3: potential assassins out. There english, Translation in the name Of,
Speaker 3: god the Most, compassionate the most. Merciful it is clear
Speaker 3: that threatening the leader of The islamic world as well
Speaker 3: as the esteemed sources of, emulation is a war Against
Speaker 3: islam court of The churanic. Verse, indeed the penalty for
Speaker 3: those who wage war Against god and his messenger this
Speaker 3: act carries a severe. Punishment strengthening the front Of muslims
Speaker 3: and the unity Of islamic ranks is an. OBLIGATION i
Speaker 3: consider it haram that means. FORBIDDEN i guess to remain
Speaker 3: silent in the face of such. Threats it is necessary
Speaker 3: For muslims around the world too strongly condemn these threats
Speaker 3: and to take appropriate and united.
Speaker 1: Action May god preserve The islamic.
Speaker 3: Community from the evil of enemies under the protection of
Speaker 3: The imam of my of the. Age May god hasten
Speaker 3: his re appearance and reward the righteous. Defenders so people
Speaker 3: are drawing parallels again with this and the Author Saman,
Speaker 3: rushti who did face repeated death threats and of course
Speaker 3: attempts on his, life most recently a twenty twenty two
Speaker 3: stabbing in A, Chautauqua New, york gravely wounding him and
Speaker 3: leaving him blinded in one. Eye AND i did the
Speaker 3: one that The iotola coman he issued Against Salmon ruski
Speaker 3: for writing The satanic. Verses he went then went ahead and,
Speaker 3: died Not Salmon, rushi but The iatola. Did and they, said,
Speaker 3: well once it's out, there you can't unring the. Bell
Speaker 3: it's out there. Forever and this guy's ninety. EIGHT i
Speaker 3: doubt he's going to issue a retraction before he needs his.
Speaker 3: MAKER i See terry's on the. Phone, TERRY i just
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Speaker 3: MONDAY ta gotta go over to the. Phones terry was
Speaker 3: kind enough to hold over the. Brig Welcome terry to
Speaker 3: the fifty five car se morning should thank you for
Speaker 3: calling as well as holding.
Speaker 4: Morning made to another. Week but one thing you're covering
Speaker 4: overshoots The November grand jury indictment of The iranians that
Speaker 4: were sent here to Kill President. Trump while The democrats
Speaker 4: were denying that there Were iranian hit teams In america
Speaker 4: because The biden administration wouldn't let such people into the,
Speaker 4: country they came into the country under The biden administration
Speaker 4: and After President trump presumably won the, election and then
Speaker 4: shortly thereafter there's an assassination plot going. On you can
Speaker 4: read it on The department Of justice.
Speaker 1: Website so they came to Assassinating Donald.
Speaker 3: Trump and that was before the fatwah got issued calling
Speaker 3: For muslims to assassinate the.
Speaker 1: President, no they had one issued.
Speaker 4: Before oh did they with Solomin, yeah this is still
Speaker 4: going over his actions and his first. Presidency and as you,
Speaker 4: iterated they don't disappeared They i'm pretty sure by now
Speaker 4: all the fox quaws they probably have a fox swap
Speaker 4: manager over. There you might gonna CALL i ran a
Speaker 4: figure which one we're, on and then it'll kind of
Speaker 4: maybe help clear all this, up.
Speaker 3: You, know fair, enough but so so in, essence the
Speaker 3: One i've read about today THAT i just found out
Speaker 3: about is doubling down on previously issued fatwas.
Speaker 10: Basically or tripling.
Speaker 4: Down, OKAY i, Said i'm not the fox swat, manager
Speaker 4: SO i haven't, been you, know managing.
Speaker 3: That apply for the, Job, Terry, HEY i may have
Speaker 3: a future you may or they'll create a role a fatwah.
Speaker 3: MANAGER i appreciate the, information AND i think that one
Speaker 3: did fly under my radar that had been previously although
Speaker 3: it doesn't surprise me concerned he did Execute solmani with
Speaker 3: the missile strike that he's already gotten under their skin
Speaker 3: and we just added he just added insult to injury
Speaker 3: with bombing the nuclear. Bases so thanks for the, Call
Speaker 3: terry and the heads up on that. One and going
Speaker 3: back to this crazy crazy crazy democratic mayor oal nominees
Speaker 3: Or Han, mamdani AND i mentioned this earlier. Too he
Speaker 3: said if he was, elected he would fight back AGAINST
Speaker 3: ice agents conducting. Deportations fight back AND i USED i
Speaker 3: mentioned that during the in the context of these rioters
Speaker 3: out In portland that were arrested for very violent actions against,
Speaker 3: police one is facing maybe what was, it twenty years in.
Speaker 3: Prison and that's the kind of thing that needs to
Speaker 3: be brought up because if you are doing, this you're
Speaker 3: engaging riots, activities and you are harming the lives of
Speaker 3: THESE ice officers who are merely trying to enforce federal.
Speaker 3: Law like it or, not you could go to. Prison
Speaker 3: i'm surprised. That excuse, me the defendants are actually being
Speaker 3: prosecuted along these. Lines but somebody's got to put put
Speaker 3: their foot. Down maybe this foot is Finally Donald trump
Speaker 3: and his. Administration all these rioters are given a free
Speaker 3: pass for so. LONG i, mean you look at the antiphile,
Speaker 3: riots The Black Life matter, riots and some of these
Speaker 3: other riots that have gone, on and now the ones
Speaker 3: AGAINST ice. Agents there doesn't seem to be any. Accountability
Speaker 3: where's the j six like investigations from THE fbi tracking
Speaker 3: down every single person who stared at The Capitol building for.
Speaker 3: Prosecution you mentioned the amount of resources that went into that.
Speaker 3: Man they combed the, country they scoured the databases and
Speaker 3: records looking for every human. Being, Anyhow, Uh Mom donnie,
Speaker 3: said we have to stand up and fight, back and
Speaker 3: we haven't seen that from our current, mayor who has
Speaker 3: instead been working with The trump administration to assist their
Speaker 3: goal of building the single largest deportation force In american. History,
Speaker 3: well you, know considering a lot of people within the
Speaker 3: city Of New york would like safer streets and don't
Speaker 3: like illegal immigrants shouldn't be here anyway going around, murdering, raping,
Speaker 3: molesting and all kinds of committing all kinds of other,
Speaker 3: crimes in addition to soaking The New york taxpayers of
Speaker 3: all the resources so we can keep them fed and
Speaker 3: housed and shell and in.
Speaker 1: SCHOOL i have to.
Speaker 3: Assume that not every Single democrat takes the position of
Speaker 3: This Mom dami guy that we need to fight against
Speaker 3: the deportation efforts going. On but that's who you get,
Speaker 3: here in addition to being on, record is being very
Speaker 3: Anti semite or Anti. Semitic And New york has got
Speaker 3: the Biggest jewish population of any city in the entire,
Speaker 3: country AND i suppose you gotta let that soak into
Speaker 3: Because jewish people typically Vote democrats for reasons that have
Speaker 3: never been explained to. Me but, maybe just maybe this
Speaker 3: will be the, moment the turning point for The New
Speaker 3: York jewish. Population are they going to actually vote for an,
Speaker 3: avout anti semit someone who's been behind in in favor
Speaker 3: of the destruction Of, israel someone who've embraced and supported
Speaker 3: The hamas. TERRORISTS i can't imagine that resonating very well
Speaker 3: with My jewish friends In New. York we're gonna have
Speaker 3: to skin our popcorn out and. SEE i think Current Mayor,
Speaker 3: adams who is going to run as an independent or
Speaker 3: is running as an, independent has got a much better
Speaker 3: shot of. Winning and, again going back to the, PRIMARY
Speaker 3: i looked up the. Numbers less than thirty percent of
Speaker 3: The democrats In New york even showed up to cast a.
Speaker 3: Vote and these far Left, democrats these, socialists these communists
Speaker 3: in The Democrat, PARTY i, mean this is religion for.
Speaker 3: Them they're gonna be the loudest voice in the. Room
Speaker 3: they're gonna be the squeakiest. Wheel they're gonna threaten Any
Speaker 3: democrat challenger who does not share their chunk of cloth
Speaker 3: and the far left wing of The Democrat. Party so
Speaker 3: we'll have to watch and see how this plays. Out
Speaker 3: but given all the concern that has been articulated About
Speaker 3: Mom donnie Among, democrats generally, SPEAKING i think he stands
Speaker 3: a good chance of losing when people get an opportunity
Speaker 3: to vote and have a choice in the. MATTER a
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