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The "Smither-vent" - Episode 144 - All Lives Matter · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Beep talk station. It's just shy seven twenty at fifty
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Speaker 1: five KRCD talk station. It's that time a week. We
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Speaker 1: are blessed to have the former vice mayor of the
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Speaker 1: City of since I joined the fifty five krc Morning
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Speaker 1: show and vent his spleen. It's time for the Christopher
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Speaker 1: smither Van. Welcome back, Christopher. I hope you had a
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Speaker 1: wonderful Father's Day, Brian.
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Speaker 2: It was relaxing and peaceful. That's kind of been my
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Speaker 2: been my tradition in my family. I just get a
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Speaker 2: day off of peace, and that's been going on for
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Speaker 2: probably twenty five years. But happy Father's Day to you.
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Speaker 2: I heard your tribute to your dad. I feel the
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Speaker 2: same way about my dad. Had a wonderful father who
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Speaker 2: worked incredibly hard and cared about his six children and
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Speaker 2: his wife. And I'll I'll just say this note about him.
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Speaker 2: My father was an only child from Birmingham, Alabama, and
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Speaker 2: every l and that is not an exaggeration. His mother,
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Speaker 2: my mother's mother, even my grandfather's second wife. Every time
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Speaker 2: they got sick, my father and mother brought them to
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Speaker 2: Cincinnati and lived in our home. So we always had
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Speaker 2: four or five elders living in our home at the
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Speaker 2: same time, and that included a first and second wife.
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Speaker 2: And so my grandmother, Mozille, who was my grandfather's first wife,
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Speaker 2: took care of his my grandfather. This is on my
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Speaker 2: mother's side, my mother's father's second wife, and they cooperated
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Speaker 2: in the house together. And it just really told me
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Speaker 2: the kind of man that my father was, a person
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Speaker 2: about family integrity and just cared very deeply for my mother.
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Speaker 2: Meaning every husband wouldn't sacrifice himself like that. So I
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Speaker 2: think about my dad and all the things that that
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Speaker 2: he did to make things good for us. And so
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Speaker 2: I listened to your tribute to to your father. And
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Speaker 2: and by the way, even the even the postman, uh
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Speaker 2: ups drivers and even the FedEx people could not believe
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Speaker 2: that a wife and an ex wife were both living
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Speaker 2: under same They thought that was pretty wild, dude.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't happen in every family, that's for sure. But
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Speaker 1: I suppose it had to be good for your education,
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Speaker 1: your own you know, childhood education. To have that many
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Speaker 1: generations living around you and sharing their life experiences.
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Speaker 2: With you, oh, absolutely. And and you couldn't get away
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Speaker 2: with anything, right because there was always somebody home, always
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Speaker 2: somebody home, you know that's true, you know, but but
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Speaker 2: and that you know, it really pivots into and I
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Speaker 2: know we don't have a lot in this segment to
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Speaker 2: talk about just a bloody weekend that we had in
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Speaker 2: our city. And I talked about this last week, meaning
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Speaker 2: the weather warming up most likely, you know, we were
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Speaker 2: going to have a tough weekend. But we're talking a
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Speaker 2: triple homicide in one location, a fourth homicide in a
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Speaker 2: different location, a double shooting that wasn't fatal in another location,
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Speaker 2: disorderly crowds in Bramble Park and Fairview Park, and this
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Speaker 2: was all over Juneteenth weekend and Father's Day weekend, and
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Speaker 2: then to layer on top of it. And I want
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Speaker 2: to hold in on this, and I'm going to do
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Speaker 2: it in two segments, but I want to really thank
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Speaker 2: Signal ninety nine. And I know you have her on
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Speaker 2: your show from time to time, But she put a
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Speaker 2: post up saying something was going down on Friday in downtown,
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Speaker 2: and just because the mainstream media wasn't reporting it, just
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Speaker 2: like here on this show, doesn't mean it wasn't happening.
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Speaker 2: Meaning there were youth downtown on the banks, there were
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Speaker 2: youth downtown moving up into Fountain Square and on Government
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Speaker 2: they were causing a problem in downtown and so just
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Speaker 2: because mainstream media blacked it out and basically where they
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Speaker 2: were acting like these things weren't happening. And I'm not
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Speaker 2: going to say I understand why. The concept is the
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Speaker 2: business is down there are suffering, and so you know
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Speaker 2: they don't want these things reported. But there was a
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Speaker 2: clearly a coordinated effort about something that was happening in
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Speaker 2: our downtown with youth that made it uncomfortable for the
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Speaker 2: other visitors that were there. That is at least a
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Speaker 2: fair statement. Now, there are other things that I heard
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Speaker 2: went down, I heard backup had to be called in
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Speaker 2: to deal with it. But to call Signal ninety nine
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Speaker 2: are racist meeting people are on her pace saying she's racist,
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Speaker 2: which I'm going to deal with in the next segment.
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Speaker 2: You've got to be out of your mind if she
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Speaker 2: is just providing factual information to the public so you
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Speaker 2: and I can make decisions about our life and our
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Speaker 2: call that burn my behind this weekend, Christopher, I have
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Speaker 2: to ask a specific question.
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Speaker 1: We can address it and dive in and further because
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Speaker 1: that a You're not done with this topic. But as
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Speaker 1: we move into break. Did she at any time in
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Speaker 1: mentioning the thirty or forty juveniles that were attacking people
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Speaker 1: and starting fires and fighting and destroying property, which is
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Speaker 1: widely reported on the computer aided dispatch records which she
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Speaker 1: has to support her fact. Does she ever mention the
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Speaker 1: race of the children and the young people that are
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Speaker 1: running amuck?
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Speaker 2: Not one time?
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Speaker 1: And how on the hell can it be racist? All right,
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Speaker 1: we'll bring Christopher back. I kind of figured that anyhow.
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Speaker 1: First Gate of Heaven Catholic Cemetery is serving the greater
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Speaker 1: Sin Saint Christian community for carec DE talk station, Happy Monday,
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Speaker 1: Brian Thomas here with Christopher Smith. Men do win the
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Speaker 1: Smith Amen? And as she pointed out, you gave PROPS
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Speaker 1: a signal ninety nine. Just because it isn't reported in
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Speaker 1: local media, it doesn't mean it's not happening. And she
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Speaker 1: did do some reporting about the CAD records, the computer
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Speaker 1: aided dispatch records, which reflected multiple officers, including the swat
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Speaker 1: team and everybody else was called out. What is about
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Speaker 1: late eight pm on was it Monday night? Christopher? Was
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Speaker 1: it mon? Yeah, it was the nineteenth, It was juneteenth.
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Speaker 1: The SWAT team among others, this was.
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Speaker 2: I think this was Friday nights. Yeah, that this incident,
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Speaker 2: that this incident happened. But I was amazed by people
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Speaker 2: who are brainwashed and you just you put the nail
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Speaker 2: right right in the in the wood here when you
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Speaker 2: said it wasn't reported in mainstream media, therefore it didn't happen.
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Speaker 2: They are the ones that are actually brainwashed, meaning just
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Speaker 2: because Signal ninety nine is sharing something that the mainstream
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Speaker 2: media is refusing to share it. By the way, what
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Speaker 2: is my speculation of the reason it's not the mayor's narrative?
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Speaker 2: The mayor doesn't want that. He's making calls to newsrooms.
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Speaker 2: His people are making calls into newsrooms and they're saying, listen,
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Speaker 2: our businesses are suffering. Okay, let's kind of let this
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Speaker 2: would go. But the reality of there are people that
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Speaker 2: are listening to scanners like Signal ninety nine and they're like, wow,
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Speaker 2: there's backup being called into towntown. What in the world
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Speaker 2: is going on? So there was enough going on to
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Speaker 2: your listening audience that the police department called out for help.
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Speaker 2: Why didn't it nine twelve, five nineteen, Why didn't any
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Speaker 2: of these stations cover any of it? Right, why was
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Speaker 2: there a blackout? That doesn't make signal ninety nine wrong.
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Speaker 2: It doesn't make signal ninety nine racist, And I absolutely
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Speaker 2: appreciated that she was sharing what was going on in
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Speaker 2: our city. What's said about it is I've got to
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Speaker 2: go to an x account to figure out what's going
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Speaker 2: on in the city. People, if you're not following her
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Speaker 2: on social media, the way you protest what just happened
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Speaker 2: on Friday night is go and give her a follow
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Speaker 2: so you can actually figure out. When mainstream media is
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Speaker 2: unwilling to tell you what's happening in our city. At
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Speaker 2: least there's some platform that will I certainly didn't know
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Speaker 2: it was going on, but the reality of it was Brian.
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Speaker 2: As I end this part of this segment, something happened
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Speaker 2: in downtown on Friday, and I think we're going to
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Speaker 2: hear more about it. Meaning this isn't over because the
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Speaker 2: way this is city Hall. By the way, city Hall
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Speaker 2: is attempting to discredit Signal ninety nine. They don't like
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Speaker 2: platforms like this that come out that are against the
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Speaker 2: mayor's narrative. So now their goal is call her a racist,
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Speaker 2: tell her that she's putting out false information. That she's wrong,
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Speaker 2: so that other people don't follow and they discredit her.
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Speaker 2: Shame on all.
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Speaker 1: Of them, And that has become the story, not that
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Speaker 1: there were In fact, thirty to forty juniid jumn I
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Speaker 1: was running around attacking people, starting fires, fighting and destroying
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Speaker 1: property downtown, as Signal ninety nine reports from the computer
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Speaker 1: aided dispatch records, which we're coming in telling police they
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Speaker 1: need to get their butts over to this area and
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Speaker 1: get rid of these kids beat. Isn't that I mean?
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Speaker 1: With Signal ninety nine's popularity and even local mainstream local
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Speaker 1: news I won't call mainstream media, but local news five nine, twelve, nineteen,
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Speaker 1: all of them enquire. They know that she's popular and
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Speaker 1: an accurate source of information, so much so that they
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Speaker 1: actually refer to her in the reporting from time to time.
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Speaker 1: And since this has cropped up and there was no
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Speaker 1: local reporting about this youth gang activity or call it
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Speaker 1: what you will, isn't it a worthy follow up article?
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Speaker 1: Signal ninety nine got attacked for being a racist for
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Speaker 1: reporting on actual crime that was going on. Hey, we're
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Speaker 1: following up on it, and you know what, we didn't
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Speaker 1: report on it when it was happening we had too
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Speaker 1: many deaths and shooting incidents to follow up on. But
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Speaker 1: now we've got time. We looked into it, and signal
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Speaker 1: ninety nine is right.
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Speaker 2: How about that? I think we're gonna see that about that. No,
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Speaker 2: we'll never see that. Brian Thomas, who never We'll never
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Speaker 2: see that in writing. And by the way, anyone who
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Speaker 2: is a Black American who sees this differently as a
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Speaker 2: leader is an uncle Tom. So we've got the racist
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Speaker 2: and the uncle time that are just simply saying, this
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Speaker 2: is what's happening in our city and I'm tired of it. Now.
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Speaker 2: Here's the good news. The good news is the super
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Speaker 2: majority of Black Americans that live in our city and
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Speaker 2: our region and in our country are law abiding citizens.
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Speaker 2: They're getting up every day, they're listening to this show
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Speaker 2: right now as they're driving into work. They have nothing
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Speaker 2: to do with any of this craziness. And they are
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Speaker 2: just as concerned about the deterioration of what they're seeing
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Speaker 2: in youth, whether it's white youth, are White Americans or
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Speaker 2: Black Americans or Latino Americans. What we're seeing across the
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Speaker 2: country with these team takeovers of people just showing up
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Speaker 2: at Juneteenth event and stomping and fighting and shooting each
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Speaker 2: other all throughout the weekend, whether it was in Chicago
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Speaker 2: or whether it was in New Jersey, or whether we
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Speaker 2: saw the craziness here in Cincinnati, so many black Americans
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Speaker 2: and white men. This is an American tragedy that we're
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Speaker 2: experiencing right now. And just because of Signal ninety nine
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Speaker 2: platform or a former vice mayor of Christopher smitheman like
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Speaker 2: myself reports on it, or a Brian Thomas says, yes,
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Speaker 2: these things did happen. I'm reading the CAD myself. It
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Speaker 2: doesn't make you a racist, It doesn't make me and
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Speaker 2: Uncle Tom, and it doesn't make that platform racist. We
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Speaker 2: have to call these community, these community leaders out for
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Speaker 2: the blackout on Friday that they just didn't want to
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Speaker 2: report for everybody to see.
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Speaker 1: And I will double down on the point I made
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Speaker 1: earlier going in the prior Brad Christopher even, I have
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Speaker 1: no idea what the racial makeup of these people is.
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Speaker 1: As we sit here and talk about it today, How
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Speaker 1: the hell would I know?
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Speaker 2: Either do I do? I? And you and I and
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Speaker 2: you and I haven't even spoken about it. All we
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Speaker 2: know were youth. That's all we know. Youth. And the
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Speaker 2: other thing we know is that the CAD is showing
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Speaker 2: that the police were calling for backup. The bottom line
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Speaker 2: is why did the mainstream media on Friday on Juneteenth
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Speaker 2: decide not to report it? And I know what the
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Speaker 2: answer is.
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Speaker 1: Don't go away? More with Christopher Smithman seven thirty five.
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Speaker 1: Right now at fifty five care see the talk station
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Speaker 1: Odor Exit won't talk station. It's seven thirty nine fifty five,
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Speaker 1: karasee the talk station. Happy Monday. Brian Thomas here with
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Speaker 1: Christopher Smithman in the middle of a smith event. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I have to observe Christophers. Since the reporting and the
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Speaker 1: CAD documents and Signal ninety nine's comments on the youth
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Speaker 1: gang violence that was running around and not reported by
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Speaker 1: local media, that someone would accuse her of being racist,
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Speaker 1: I think reveals the person making the acquisition to be
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Speaker 1: the racist, since no one knows what the racial makeup
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Speaker 1: is of these youths. For them to say it's racist
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Speaker 1: for her to even bring up this gang activity, then
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Speaker 1: they're the racist because they apparently are of the mindset
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Speaker 1: that these youths were all of color. I suppose otherwise
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Speaker 1: it wouldn't be racism or something.
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Speaker 2: Which that was never a part of the reporting on Friday.
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Speaker 2: And as you clearly said, you and I nor Signal
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Speaker 2: ninety nine a thing about the racial makeup of the
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Speaker 2: youth that were down there. We just know they were
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Speaker 2: down there. There was a problem, and it was underreported,
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Speaker 2: or better way to say it, it was not reported.
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Speaker 2: And if it wasn't for Signal ninety nine, you and
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't even be talking about it this morning. So
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Speaker 2: I want to thank her and applaud her for continuing
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Speaker 2: to provide this information. And I really like when you
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Speaker 2: have her on your show because she gives details that
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Speaker 2: I don't care what her sources are. All I care
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Speaker 2: about is that the sources are accurate, and so she
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Speaker 2: provides information to the public that nobody else is willing
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Speaker 2: to share. This is a talking point from the Democrats
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Speaker 2: who fear her reporting. We actually have somebody in this
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Speaker 2: town that's willing to put it out there and tell
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Speaker 2: us what is going on. And I wanted to spend
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Speaker 2: a little time in this segment lifting her up and
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Speaker 2: showing her appreciation for what she's doing and what we
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Speaker 2: need her to continue to do. Let me also pivot
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Speaker 2: here and say this motto that people have black lives matter. Now.
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Speaker 2: I want to be clear about this. I believe that
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Speaker 2: black lives matter. I also believe that white lives matter.
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Speaker 2: I also believe that Latino life matters. I also believe
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Speaker 2: that Asian life matters. I believe that life matters. Here's
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Speaker 2: the cures that. Here's the kicker. Putting a mural in
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Speaker 2: front of city Hall doesn't really mean that you believe
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Speaker 2: that black lives matter. Love is a verb. You've got
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Speaker 2: to do something about it. Today. There will be no
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Speaker 2: press conferences. There'll be no new policies launched. There'll be
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Speaker 2: nothing coming from city Hall after a week a bloody
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Speaker 2: weekend of a triple homicide, a fourth homicide, a double shooting,
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Speaker 2: disorderly conduct in two different of our major parks in
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Speaker 2: our neighborhood, and some kind of disturbance in downtown on
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Speaker 2: Friday during Juneteenth and Father's Day weekend. I don't know
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Speaker 2: about the race of everybody, but I know the people
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Speaker 2: that were murdered were all black Americans. I don't get
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Speaker 2: how this mayor and this council wake up, look in
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Speaker 2: the mirror and say, man, we've got an epidemic happening
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Speaker 2: right now. The weather is changing. Black Americans are shooting
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Speaker 2: each other in the street, and they say nothing about it.
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Speaker 2: Brian Thomas. Now the next ribbing cutting they have, they'll
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Speaker 2: say something about it. Or if a group of white
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Speaker 2: people are getting the crap beat out of them in
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Speaker 2: the middle of downtown, they'll say, let's hold a press
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Speaker 2: conference in demand that a white person be arrested. I'm
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Speaker 2: saying the blood baths that are happening every weekend. And
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Speaker 2: by the way, I'm not a hypocrite. When I was
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Speaker 2: the chair of Law and Public Safety, bring on Hope
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Speaker 2: Dunley and she will tell you I constantly brought those
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Speaker 2: mothers there talk to the police. I constantly called and
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Speaker 2: asked them for updates on those cold cases, trying to
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Speaker 2: solve those murders, trying to put people who murder people
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Speaker 2: with guns in our street, no matter what their race was,
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Speaker 2: put them under the jail. I have a long history
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Speaker 2: of showing from the floor of council that I believe
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Speaker 2: in this stuff. I am amazed at the silence. So
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Speaker 2: don't kill me. Black lives matter. I don't want to
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Speaker 2: hear about spending two hundred and fifty thousand or a
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Speaker 2: million dollars in a mural. Nothing coming out of City
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Speaker 2: Hall tells me that they care. You know what tells me,
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Speaker 2: Brian Thomas cares. This white American that I'm talking to,
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Speaker 2: he cares because he talks about it and he gives
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Speaker 2: people like me a platform. Signal ninety nine cares about
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Speaker 2: it because she's writing about it. She's bringing it to
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Speaker 2: our attention. Right, Damon Lynch, who, by the way, he
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Speaker 2: and I and our family were all members of the
16:41
Speaker 2: same country club. We swam in the same pool. Right.
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Speaker 2: He comes from a beautiful family, his father, his mother,
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Speaker 2: These are beautiful people. I don't ever say anything bad
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Speaker 2: about Reverend Damon Lynch, the son, the father, or anybody
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Speaker 2: out of respect for my mother and my father. I'm
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Speaker 2: asking him, Reverend Damon Lynch, we need to lend a
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Speaker 2: voice to the murderers that are happening in our community
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Speaker 2: between black Americans. We just don't want to hear you
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Speaker 2: show up when a white officer is involved in a
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Speaker 2: shooting with the youth on the banks who has a gun.
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Speaker 2: We need you on the front line lending a clear,
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Speaker 2: concise moral voice here. This is not me calling out
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Speaker 2: Reverend Damon Lynch. This is saying he will evoke my
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Speaker 2: name from time to time. I considered him a friend.
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Speaker 2: We grew up together, our families grow up together, grew
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Speaker 2: up together, we were members of the same country club.
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Speaker 2: I don't understand it. We need more Black Americans right now,
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Speaker 2: not the silent majority saying enough is enough, Brian Thomas.
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Speaker 2: We cannot continue to have black people murdering each other
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Speaker 2: every weekend and act like it is nothing. It's just happening.
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Speaker 2: It's just a part of our culture. It's not well.
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Speaker 1: Passion is obvious. Christopher and I understand it. And you know,
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Speaker 1: every opportunity where a black person guns down another black
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Speaker 1: person for whatever reason, should be when the black community
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Speaker 1: leaders stand up and say, what in the hell is
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Speaker 1: going on? You are murdering your own people. Black lives matter,
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Speaker 1: so why are you killing them? It seems like a
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Speaker 1: logical step to just get out there and say that
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Speaker 1: and do it. Be self critical, be introspective about where
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Speaker 1: the problems came from. Offer some solutions that don't involve
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Speaker 1: taxpayer money, for non governmental organizations to go out and
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Speaker 1: do work in the community. It's got to be more
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Speaker 1: than some governmental fix or solution to this. It's got
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Speaker 1: to be people starting to care about their own neighborhoods
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Speaker 1: and their own families. Where do all these youths come
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Speaker 1: from that are running around at all hours of the day.
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Speaker 1: Have they no family life? Maybe that's something that needs
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Speaker 1: to be looked into.
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Speaker 2: Perhaps our parents, our parents parenting, That is definitely a
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Speaker 2: part of it. But it doesn't take organizations like Black
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Speaker 2: Lives Matter also hook because here's this morning is where
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Speaker 2: we need to see the press conference show us that
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Speaker 2: black lives matter. When you deal with where the greatest
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Speaker 2: violence and murders are happening. They're happening between Black Americans
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Speaker 2: in Cincinnati. Now, if you go out to California, might
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Speaker 2: be Latinos who are doing it. I'm talking about where
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Speaker 2: I live. I'm saying, when I wake up and I
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Speaker 2: look at the news this weekend, four homicides, all of
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Speaker 2: them African Americans, I'm saying, we need a press conference
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Speaker 2: from Black Lives Matter on the steps of city Hall
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Speaker 2: show us love is a verb by calling attention to
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Speaker 2: it and demanding that the community cooperate. Because we've got
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Speaker 2: four homicides and no arrests. We've got four homicides and
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Speaker 2: no arrests every single weekend don't tell me that you
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Speaker 2: don't know who shot four people. There are people in
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Speaker 2: our community who know exactly who did the shooting. We
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Speaker 2: need them to cooperate with our great Cincinnati Police Department
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Speaker 2: so we can arrest them. We need judges Hamilton County
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Speaker 2: who believe that black lives batter, who will give bills
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Speaker 2: and hold them accountable and then put them under the
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Speaker 2: jail for murdering four people. You know it wasn't you
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Speaker 2: know we say a mass shooting is I thinks the
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Speaker 2: FBI says four people. It might be above three, but
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Speaker 2: I think it's four people. So just because there were
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Speaker 2: three to one place, one another place, it wasn't a
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Speaker 2: mass shooting. That is a horrible weekend for the Seas.
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Speaker 2: Since that, we're looking more and more like Chicago, brother,
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Speaker 2: We're looking more and more like Detroit. Brother. We have
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Speaker 2: got to turn the table. We have an absent mayor,
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Speaker 2: we have an absent members of council who seem to
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Speaker 2: just neglect their responsibilities. Bottom line here is, I'm gonna
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Speaker 2: call it out, Brian. There's gonna be something bad that's
20:43
Speaker 2: gonna happen in our city. And I hate to tell
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Speaker 2: you that. Right they're gonna jump the wrong person. They're
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Speaker 2: gonna attack the wrong family, and that person is gonna
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Speaker 2: be like me, sir. They are concealed carry and they
20:57
Speaker 2: are not gonna allow their wife, their daughter, themselves be
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Speaker 2: beat to death. They're gonna say, twelve in the box.
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Speaker 2: I'd rather take my chances there than to have you
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Speaker 2: take my life and kick my hand in and kick
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Speaker 2: my eyeballs out. I'm not gonna allow it. I'm just
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Speaker 2: telling you, Brian Thomas, we are headed here for a
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Speaker 2: freight traine and we have an absent mayor that just
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Speaker 2: will not call law enforcement and say, guys, ladies, do
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Speaker 2: your job. CPD. We support you. There are lots of
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Speaker 2: people out here, all across our community who support you.
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Speaker 2: We love you. We have your back. Even when the
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Speaker 2: mayor doesn't have your back, we have your back, even
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Speaker 2: when city council doesn't have your back. We have your back.
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Speaker 2: Go out there, do your jobs, do proactive policing, get
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Speaker 2: these guns off these youths, and we will have your back.
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Speaker 2: Bottom line. That's where we have to be, Brian Thomas.
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Speaker 2: We've got to take our city back, and we've got
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Speaker 2: to do it with the first line of defense. Our
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Speaker 2: Cincinnati Police Department.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, poor starts in the home too. One may make
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Speaker 1: a great argument on that you never have to get
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Speaker 1: to police involvement if you start from the home and
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Speaker 1: take an active, caring role in the raising of your children.
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Speaker 1: On the heels of Father's Day, Christopher Smithman, thank you
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Speaker 1: very much for your passionate defense of the city of
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Speaker 1: Cincinnati and for law enforcement. Appreciate it. We'll do this
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Speaker 1: again next Thank you, brother, Thank you many next day.
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Speaker 1: Pay forward to It's seven forty nine fifty five Caro.
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