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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 137 - The Dems think you are stupid · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Seven nineteen, coming up seven twenty fifty by pair seed
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Speaker 1: he talks stations. Thank God it's Monday, and God, Christopher
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Speaker 1: smitheman's on the phone from a vice mayor of the
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Speaker 1: city of Cincinnia, and a little thing we call Monday
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Speaker 1: Morning smither Vent in honor of my father and the
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Speaker 1: spleen vent he used to do before he passed. Welcome back, Christopher.
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Speaker 1: I hope you had a wonderful weekend.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 1: It's good to have you on the show as always.
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Speaker 2: Man, Thank you. Man. Nobody fills the shoes of your father.
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Speaker 2: Nobody not either to me, I list nobody, nobody did.
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Speaker 2: We just sent hump. We just sit humbly at his feet. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: as he watches.
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Speaker 1: You say that, Man, I just go right back to
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Speaker 1: the dinner table growing up, Man, Dad's right. Dad was
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Speaker 1: the king of the dinner table. We had so many
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Speaker 1: awesome conversations about politics growing up. Man, I just have
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Speaker 1: such fond memories of my father and those dinners and
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Speaker 1: those family dinners.
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Speaker 2: Man.
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Speaker 1: I know you have great fond memories of family dinners
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Speaker 1: as well, Christopher.
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Speaker 2: I do. But you know we're in your we're in
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Speaker 2: your father's zone, and as your mother listens to this,
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Speaker 2: we just hope that we're doing him any little service
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Speaker 2: as she watches and listens to her own son do
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Speaker 2: the show and me trying to fill his shoes. So
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Speaker 2: it's just that's just reality, buddy. As we as we
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Speaker 2: approach Mother's Day, Happy Mother's Day, Early Mother's Day to
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Speaker 2: your to your mom, and happy early Mother's Day to
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Speaker 2: your wife.
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Speaker 1: So thank you for that.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, let me say thank you, brother, Let me say this.
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Speaker 2: You know this administrative hearing, So again staying on what's
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Speaker 2: going on with Chief Fiji, our police chief who was
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Speaker 2: wrongfully fired without cause? The reason I can say that,
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Speaker 2: So the public is listening, say, how can Smithaman just
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Speaker 2: say that? Because there's nothing in her file, there's no
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Speaker 2: written reprimands, and there are two law firms that couldn't
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Speaker 2: come up with a reason. So not only could the
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Speaker 2: city manager not come up with something, but the law
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Speaker 2: firms higher didn't come back with anything.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, going back to me feeling insulted about how they
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Speaker 1: spend taxpayer dollars. Fortunately, I don't spend taxpayer dollars in
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Speaker 1: the City of Cincinnati. But there's another insult right there.
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Speaker 1: One hundred thousand dollars or a couple of law firms
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Speaker 1: to try to find a reason to justify post a
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Speaker 1: Hawk her being placed on administrative leaving then fired. Man,
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Speaker 1: that's insulting to the taxpayers if they took a moment
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Speaker 1: in time to even contemplate it. But go ahead, Chris
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Speaker 1: for I'm sorry to interject.
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Speaker 2: No, but but no, no, no, but no no. I
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Speaker 2: like it when you interject because I know that you're
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Speaker 2: listening audience. As they're listening, they're wanting to interject, right,
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Speaker 2: Because so here's the reality of it is. On the
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Speaker 2: backstop of what you just said is they know that
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Speaker 2: we have a thirty million dollar deficity, right, and so
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Speaker 2: they're spending money one hand, and on the other hand,
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Speaker 2: they're telling us we're about to raise your income tax
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Speaker 2: because we need more money and we can't figure it out.
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Speaker 1: And going back to my point about New York City
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Speaker 1: and Seattle, that means more people are going to leave
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Speaker 1: the city? Is Cincinnati, right, Christopher to can't you anticipate that.
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Speaker 2: One hundred percent you're going to see businesses saying I'm
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Speaker 2: out of here because they're going to say it's just
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Speaker 2: cheaper and safer. Those two things maybe not in that order,
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Speaker 2: they might say safer and cheaper. Listen, let me remind
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Speaker 2: everybody that Procter Gamble has a Mason campus that is
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Speaker 2: massive mass. I guarantee you they're thinking about moving employees
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Speaker 2: who are downtown that will say, listen, I don't want
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Speaker 2: to walk outside at six o'clock or seven o'clock in
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Speaker 2: the middle of the winter when they change the time
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Speaker 2: and it's dark. I'm not comfortable. Okay, we don't want
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Speaker 2: to lose you. You're going to Mason. Matter of fact,
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Speaker 2: it's closer to where you live. The reality of it is,
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Speaker 2: it's already happening. It's just slowly and quietly because companies
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Speaker 2: like Procter Gamble don't like to rock the boat. But
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Speaker 2: going back to Chief Fiji, here's what's happening. Their lawyer said,
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Speaker 2: we are going to do it administrative hearing the one
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Speaker 2: we had with Kangaroo Court. We want a real one.
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Speaker 2: And what I see politically the lawyer's doing. You're a lawyer,
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Speaker 2: your wife's a lawyer. Is they want to go to
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Speaker 2: the judge and say we did everything, we followed the
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Speaker 2: city's process. We've been over backwards to try to get
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Speaker 2: the city to do the right thing, meaning we went there,
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Speaker 2: we had an administrative hearing, and they still said with
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Speaker 2: no cause, you're fired and you cannot have your job
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Speaker 2: at Yes. So now they go to the judge and say, listen, hey,
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Speaker 2: we fired her. The judge is, why did you fire?
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Speaker 2: This is a file out, there's nothing any here, It's
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Speaker 2: a blank piece of paper. You just can't go into
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Speaker 2: the courtroom like that. My point is that watching Fiji's
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Speaker 2: lawyer go to work, they are just following the process
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Speaker 2: and they're asking the city listen, I want a real hearing.
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Speaker 2: I want my client to come in. I want you
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Speaker 2: to tell her what all the charges are. I want
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Speaker 2: you to tell her to her faith and give her
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Speaker 2: an opportunity in front of a neutral arbitrator saying yes
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Speaker 2: us or know to what the city is say the
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Speaker 2: city doesn't want that hearing because if that happens in
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Speaker 2: this and the officer, the hearing officer says she gets
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Speaker 2: her job back, what does the city then do?
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Speaker 1: Good point there we are she's exhausted that she can
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Speaker 1: walk in the straight face after having to file suit,
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Speaker 1: because presumably that administrative hearing, to the extend it happens,
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Speaker 1: is going to end up the same way. Then she
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Speaker 1: goes into court and files a wrongful termination lawsuit, can
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Speaker 1: say with a straight phrase, we have exhausted all non
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Speaker 1: judicial remedies. We tried. We went through the entire process,
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Speaker 1: even though we knew it was a waste of time.
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Speaker 1: But there you have it. Now it's time to have
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Speaker 1: a day in court. It's good point, Christopher. I understand
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Speaker 1: exactly what her lawyer's doing.
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Speaker 2: Twelve in the box, and everybody should continue to watch
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Speaker 2: this because on the other side of this, she mean
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Speaker 2: why washing and hearing, meaning he had a three panel hearing.
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Speaker 2: That decision is probably going to come back in June,
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Speaker 2: and most likely there's going to be a trial this summer.
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Speaker 2: With twelve in the box, they have nothing of why
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Speaker 2: they fire Chief Washington, and they most likely are going
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Speaker 2: to pay something massive at the end of this lawsuit
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Speaker 2: period for the fire chief. So I want everybody to
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Speaker 2: realize we've got two things going on at the same time.
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Speaker 2: We've got a fire chief wrongfully fired. We've got a
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Speaker 2: police chief wrongfully fired, and we have a city manager
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Speaker 2: that seems like she doesn't know what she's doing.
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Speaker 1: And what's the whole that we've got here for the
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Speaker 1: city has since saying budget Christopher thirty million, Well a
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Speaker 1: little bit more of that after a five six million
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Speaker 1: dollars payout in each of those lawsuits. If you just
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Speaker 1: want to pull a random figure from your sphincter, why not.
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Speaker 1: There's a large, sizeable chunk of the deficit. It's going
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Speaker 1: to increase by that much. And that's just the only
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Speaker 1: two of the lawsuits.
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Speaker 2: And it's really hard to tell the judge you don't
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Speaker 2: have that kind of money when you just gave a
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Speaker 2: point one million to people who were downtown rioting, and
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Speaker 2: you gave them a point one million in a smoky
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Speaker 2: room away from the public. You settled the case. Instead
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Speaker 2: of saying, why don't we take this to trial, we
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Speaker 2: should have put twelve in the box and see if
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Speaker 2: you could find a jury that would say we agree
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Speaker 2: with this. No, you settled it. You gave eight point
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Speaker 2: one million. So the police chief and fire chief lawyer
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Speaker 2: are going to say, and the judge, Hey says, you've
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Speaker 2: got eight point one million for this. You've got eight
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Speaker 2: million over here for the music that you Why don't
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Speaker 2: you have eight million for her? Why don't you have
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Speaker 2: eight million for him? Sad you have the money let's
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Speaker 2: keep it rolling. Yeah, they're not smart. They're just not smart.
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Speaker 1: No, they're not Let's bring Christopher back. Got a couple
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Speaker 1: one on a Monday, talking with Christopher Smitheman for the
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Speaker 1: smither Vent. Christopher Smitheman, more on your mind. I'm certain
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Speaker 1: good to have you on the show this morning. What else?
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Speaker 2: Look, brother, we have an election tomorrow. Lots of voters
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Speaker 2: are casting votes and very appreciate, appreciative of people who
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Speaker 2: go out and engage the political process. Bavek Ramaswami is
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Speaker 2: running for governor for the state of Ohio and he
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Speaker 2: is the candidate that I'm endorsing. We must thank you,
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Speaker 2: We must have this candidate, common sense businessman in the
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Speaker 2: chair in November. Too many of our cities are breaking
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Speaker 2: in the wrong direction. Okay, we lose the governorship and
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Speaker 2: I the state of Ohio is in trouble based on
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Speaker 2: what I see with crime, education budget, all of those things.
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Speaker 2: So this is a consequential race. And what is so
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Speaker 2: frustrating is to watch the Democrats listen to this pivot
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Speaker 2: attempt to paint the veak Ramaswami as an outsider. Let
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Speaker 2: me just let them know, I know that President Lincoln
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Speaker 2: dined in the executive order called the Emancipation Proclamation, and
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Speaker 2: I know clearly who voted for every amendment that free slaves.
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Speaker 2: He said, Smithman, why are you talking about that? Because
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Speaker 2: the Republican Party is the party of freedom. The Republican
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Speaker 2: Party is that party. It's the Dixiecrats that we're worried about,
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Speaker 2: and they're the ones taking the VEC and putting him
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Speaker 2: in a cowboy hat and sending him out on the internet.
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Speaker 2: By the way, David Pepper, the Democrat who wants to
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Speaker 2: try to paint him like he's some outsider, here's what
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Speaker 2: he doesn't get. We understand and are much smarter than that.
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Speaker 2: We're operating out a big in a higher level. Our
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Speaker 2: connection with Vivek is his values. We want a governor
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Speaker 2: in there that will look issues in the face like
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Speaker 2: crime and say we've got to solve this, no matter
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Speaker 2: who's committing the crime. Right, We've got to deal with
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Speaker 2: education in our state. We cannot have third graders not
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Speaker 2: being able to read and think it's okay. We have
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Speaker 2: a culture right now Brian Thomas and says it's okay everything.
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Speaker 2: No child left behind. Children are being left behind, and
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Speaker 2: the super majority of those children that are being left
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Speaker 2: behind are black and brown kids and Appalachian children across
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Speaker 2: this great state. And we have a man that's coming
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Speaker 2: in saying I don't want to do the status quo
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Speaker 2: because I understand that getting a good education is one
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Speaker 2: of the top ways for someone to get into the
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Speaker 2: middle class. We just cannot continue to turn out students
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Speaker 2: that cannot read and do arithmetic and think this state
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Speaker 2: is going to compete because when the jobs come here,
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Speaker 2: we need people to fill those jobs who are ready
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Speaker 2: to fill those jobs. And the last thing I'll say
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Speaker 2: about it is, I like when the ve talks that
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Speaker 2: he needs a lot of space for vocational work. He understands, Look, dude,
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Speaker 2: that the future of our country is vocational, meaning those
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Speaker 2: men and women out there who are iron workers, who
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Speaker 2: are out there who are carpenters, those workers that are
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Speaker 2: electricians and plumbers and pipe bitters, and they make a
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Speaker 2: lot of money. That is what he's focused on. And
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Speaker 2: so this notion that that that the administrative administration of
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Speaker 2: a lot of these school districts are saying we want
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Speaker 2: to protect what we have, and we've got a governor
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Speaker 2: that's coming in and saying, listen, we got to change things.
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Speaker 2: I want some results. I want to pay you for results.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't know exactly every single detail, because when you
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Speaker 2: become the governor, you're going to be faced with a
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Speaker 2: lot of different challenges. The fact that he's willing to
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Speaker 2: take it on is absolutely a great reason to cast
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Speaker 2: a vote for our children, for our future, for the
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Speaker 2: state of Ohio. And that is why I'm supporting the
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Speaker 2: vak Ramaswami for the next governor of the state of Ohio.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and you got to remember whoever we vote to
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Speaker 1: run as the Republican side of the Ledger in the
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Speaker 1: primary tomorrow is the one that's going to be battling
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Speaker 1: against Amy Lockdown Actin. Ask yourself a question, who is
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Speaker 1: a better person to argue in a debate with Amy Actin?
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Speaker 1: And I could take out Amy acting and to put
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Speaker 1: who's a better person arguing in a debate with literally
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Speaker 1: any human being? And I think vivig Ramaswamyn be right
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Speaker 1: up on top of most people's list if you learn,
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Speaker 1: if you listen to them, and you appreciate his unbelievable
12:41
Speaker 1: intellect and his ability to talk on the fly about
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Speaker 1: all the issues that we find so important. One more
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Speaker 1: with Christopher Smitheman. It's seven thirty six right now, fifty
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Speaker 1: five KRSD talk station, seven fifty five CARSD talk station,
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Speaker 1: right time with Christopher smith Amen, and a shout out
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Speaker 1: to you, Christopher, from Jeff and me, the Jeff and
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Speaker 1: always chimes in. He accuses you of making too much
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Speaker 1: sense this morning, as usual, Christopher Smithman. So good morning
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Speaker 1: to the crew at MARCN and Jeff, my dear friend
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Speaker 1: that I recommend always chiming in when I speak of him.
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Speaker 1: So good morning to those guys, and welcome back, Christopher.
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Speaker 1: What else is on your mind?
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Speaker 2: I usually don't talk about national issues but this one
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Speaker 2: plays in to local. Okay, we have a president that
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Speaker 2: has decided to do something about Iran, and all of
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Speaker 2: us have been watching this unfold. Every president, Democrat or
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Speaker 2: Republican prior to this president, President Trump, they wanted to
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Speaker 2: do something about Iran. We had a president that sent
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Speaker 2: a flab of cash. We've had presidents that have sent money.
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Speaker 2: We've had presidents that have negotiated terms while they continue
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Speaker 2: to build a nuclear weapon and literally telling us when
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Speaker 2: we get one, we're gonna blow up Israel, We're gonna
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Speaker 2: blow up Europe, and we're gonna blow up the United
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Speaker 2: States States of America. So we elect a president that
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Speaker 2: actually believes that what they're saying is true. I'm sure
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Speaker 2: if satellitesel over there are showing these guys are over
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Speaker 2: here trying to really get this nuclear bomb. And every
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Speaker 2: single president Democrat or Republican, every senator like a shoot
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Speaker 2: like Schumer, Senator Schumer, we can see their speeches where
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Speaker 2: they said Iran cannot get a weapon, a nuclear weapon.
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Speaker 2: What is it about us that we our memories are
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Speaker 2: so short as voters that we can't see the hypocrisy
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Speaker 2: of what these people are talking about. President Trump isn't
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Speaker 2: doing anything different than what every single president and United
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Speaker 2: States senator and congressional members said they wanted to do
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Speaker 2: something about it. He's not actually the lion in the
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Speaker 2: Wizard of Oz with no courage. He actually has courage,
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Speaker 2: and he's saying I'm gonna do something about it. I'm
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Speaker 2: going to be the president that says we're going to
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Speaker 2: stop Iran in their tracks. We as voters have to
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Speaker 2: be willing to feel the pain at our pomps in
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Speaker 2: order for us to get this right. We've got to
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Speaker 2: be willing to march for the next couple of weeks
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Speaker 2: Americans and pay a little higher and fuel and not
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Speaker 2: allow the Democrats to connect it to our voting. When
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Speaker 2: you've got a president who's thinking about long term see tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: when people are voting, they're going, oh, man, look at
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Speaker 2: the guests right, got five dollars, I see four fifty.
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Speaker 2: I'm mad at somebody. No, You've got a president in
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Speaker 2: the White House, no matter what you think about him,
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Speaker 2: is saying I'm not gonna let a country get a
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Speaker 2: nuclear bomb that says they want to destroy us, and
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Speaker 2: I'm not gonna let it happen on my watch. I'm
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Speaker 2: gonna deal with it now, unlike the other presidents who
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Speaker 2: kept kicking it down the road. Oh let me just
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Speaker 2: give him money. Let me just try to negotiate with him.
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Speaker 2: You cannot negotiate with him. We're clearly seeing it. Every
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Speaker 2: single document that comes from I ran right now says
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Speaker 2: I want a bomb, I want a bomb, I want
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Speaker 2: a bomb, And the President is saying, listen, this is
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Speaker 2: a no stopper here. So to every voter out there,
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Speaker 2: do not allow them to confuse you on the short term.
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Speaker 2: Right me, as a financial printer, you've got to think
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Speaker 2: long term here, and you've gotta be willing to do something.
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Speaker 2: This is why the great, the great Age of World
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Speaker 2: War two and all of those veterans who you've been
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Speaker 2: supporting ever since the beginning of your show, that that
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Speaker 2: generation is dying off. We have to have Americans that
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Speaker 2: are willing to sacrifice, have deferred gratification. We understand that
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Speaker 2: this president is trying to do something that no other president,
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Speaker 2: congressional member, or senator, no matter how many speeches they gave,
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Speaker 2: no matter how many times they said they didn't want
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Speaker 2: Iran to get a nuclear weapon, they did nothing. We
17:33
Speaker 2: should be celebrating what this president is doing and saying, hey,
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Speaker 2: guess what I ran. You're not going to get a weapon,
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Speaker 2: not on my watch. And I just wanted to highlight
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Speaker 2: that as we go into this election, can we not
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Speaker 2: get confused about fuel prices and why those prices are high,
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Speaker 2: because guess what, the last administration had the prices higher
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Speaker 2: than this. Yeah, but it was about windmills, it was
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Speaker 2: about electric cars, it was about taking away our rights
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Speaker 2: about what we want to do. This is about our
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Speaker 2: national security. It's about the future of our great great
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Speaker 2: great great great great great great grandchildren. To say, we're
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Speaker 2: not gonna allow a country that is saying death to
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Speaker 2: America get a nuclear bomb. Brian Thomas, Yeah, you have
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Speaker 2: to say that you did directly connect it to the election.
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Speaker 1: You did, and you know the I love that you
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Speaker 1: made the point about Biden administration. The prices were higher
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Speaker 1: than they are now, or at least roughly about the same,
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Speaker 1: even that was because of green energy policies. If you're
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Speaker 1: angry about the current price of gasoline, you're gonna vote
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Speaker 1: for someone on the Democratic side of the Ledger who
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Speaker 1: is actively campaigning on exactly doing that again and shrining
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Speaker 1: it in legislation that it will forever drive up the
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Speaker 1: cost of your gallon of gas. You're gonna turn your
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Speaker 1: eyes to the reality of that. And because you're angry
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Speaker 1: right now that you had to pay five bucks a
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Speaker 1: gallon and that's a temporary thing. And if you don't
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Speaker 1: believe it's temporary, come on. The straighterhorn moves ultimately will open.
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Speaker 1: It's not going to remain closed forever. The world will
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Speaker 1: ultimately have to say, you know what, enough's enough, and
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Speaker 1: how they respond and ultimately do that remains to be seen.
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Speaker 1: But you know, once the strait is open, this is
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Speaker 1: going to go away. It is a temporary pain, and
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Speaker 1: it is a pain. But someone would turn their back
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Speaker 1: on that and then also be voting for no school
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Speaker 1: choice lgbt QI A plus agenda. DEEI woke all of it,
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Speaker 1: all these eighty twenty issues where you and I are
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Speaker 1: on the eighty side of the ledger with the American voter,
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Speaker 1: you're going to turn your back on that and vote
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Speaker 1: for all of those twenty percent issues that the Democrat
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Speaker 1: has The Democrats have embraced. That's socialism, Christopher.
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Speaker 2: I is and I've been watching the news, you know,
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Speaker 2: this morning and all you hear them talking about are
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Speaker 2: fuel prices. I've never seen it, like, oh, let me
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Speaker 2: tell you where this part of the costom what fuel
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Speaker 2: prices are? They are literally trying to confuse voters, and
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Speaker 2: you said it just right. There's a difference between a
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Speaker 2: geopolitical transaction that's happening that is not not permanent, and
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Speaker 2: what they're talking about, which is permanent, meaning these prices
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Speaker 2: I paid. I drive a diesel. I paid over six
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Speaker 2: dollars a gallon for diesel under Biden. Okay, I'm sharing
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Speaker 2: with you as an American when I understand what is happening,
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Speaker 2: which I do. I do not mind sacrificing for our military,
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Speaker 2: for our country that has been so beneficial to me.
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Speaker 2: It is un American to root for Iran. So when
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Speaker 2: I'm watching the news this morning and I see people
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Speaker 2: on TV rooting for Iran, you know, basically saying, man,
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Speaker 2: they're gonna hit a boat, They're gonna do something, It's
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Speaker 2: like these news people have lost their minds. We live
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Speaker 2: in America and our team is USA. That's the team
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Speaker 2: we're on, right. I'm not saying we do everything perfectly
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Speaker 2: every time. That's not my point. USA is my team.
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Speaker 2: Iran is not my team, and they are saying they
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Speaker 2: win a nuclear bomb to blow us up. No matter
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Speaker 2: whether you're Black Americans, whether you're White Americans, Latino Americans,
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Speaker 2: Native Americans, Asian Americans, whatever you call yourself straight or
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Speaker 2: not straight, when that nuclear bomb hits you, you're gonna
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Speaker 2: burn up, like everybody's gonna burn up. This is a
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Speaker 2: united front. It's where Democrats, Republicans, and independence. This is
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Speaker 2: why I'm an Independent because sometimes these parties drive me
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Speaker 2: completely nuts. I do not understand how Senator Schumer can
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Speaker 2: look in the camera and act like he's been saying
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Speaker 2: for the last three to four to five decades, Iran
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Speaker 2: cannot get a nuclear weapon, and now he's totally done
21:42
Speaker 2: a switch on us. When he finally has a president
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Speaker 2: that happens to be Republican that he doesn't like, he
21:48
Speaker 2: acts as if something bad is happening. It's not. He's
21:51
Speaker 2: trying to weaponize fuel prices and tell voters don't vote
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Speaker 2: for this person because of short term pain. We need
21:58
Speaker 2: to tell all of our children, all of our family members,
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Speaker 2: be Americans, support our country and let's have a long
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Speaker 2: game on this one and say I don't mind suffering
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Speaker 2: as Americans for this president, this White House, for our
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Speaker 2: military who are over there doing a job so that
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Speaker 2: future generations never have to deal with Iran again. And
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Speaker 2: I just wanted to connect these dots. I'm glad prior
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Speaker 2: to the election, prior to people voting.
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Speaker 1: And let's just put an exclamation pot on as we part.
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Speaker 1: Coming to this morning, Christopher Smitheman smither Schumer is being
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Speaker 1: critical of Trump. He is attempting to say gas price
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Speaker 1: is high because evil Orange man. What is he offering
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Speaker 1: by way of alternative solution? The silence on that one
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Speaker 1: is deafening. Christopher smithvan going back to the other points
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Speaker 1: that you made. God bless you, sir.
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Speaker 2: I love you.
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Speaker 1: Coming on the program every week.
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Speaker 2: People can focus, people can find me in between these
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Speaker 2: shows on x or on Twitter whatever they call it
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Speaker 2: formerly all of those things at vote Smith. Thank you
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Speaker 2: so much, Bryan.
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