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55KRC Monday Morning Show -- 2/9/26 · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: Five o five.
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Speaker 2: At fifty five k r C the talk station, Happy Monday,
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Speaker 2: serious a vacation, Yes on Monday? And did you watch
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Speaker 2: halftime show? Very happy money to you. Brian Thomas right here,
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Speaker 2: host of the thirty five KRC Morning Show. Joe Strecker
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Speaker 2: is not in there. Sean McMahon covering for him. I
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Speaker 2: appreciate Sean showing up when Joe's taking a vacation day
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Speaker 2: and hopefully we'll be able to get through it together. Sean,
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Speaker 2: you always do a good job and fingers crossed that
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Speaker 2: that's the case today five one, three, seven, four ninety
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Speaker 2: Quote love the halftime Show, which celebrates the wonderful Latino culture.
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Speaker 2: Great pick and great show, bad money hit a Grand
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Speaker 2: Slam home run. Close quote. Well, I will be honest
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Speaker 2: with you, I didn't stay have to watch that television
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Speaker 2: set went off just as we went into halftime because
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Speaker 2: I had to go to bed about quarter after eight.
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Speaker 2: That quote from John Kasik, former governor of the state
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Speaker 2: of Ohio he wanted to be president of the United
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Speaker 2: States of America, didn't go over real well for him.
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Speaker 2: I can't make heads or tails out of this whole
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Speaker 2: thing anyway, apparently all in Spanish, and since I don't
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Speaker 2: speak Spanish, I guess I didn't miss anything whatever. Coming
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Speaker 2: up on the fifty five Casey Morning Show, former Vice
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Speaker 2: Mayor of the City of Cincinnati, every Monday at seven
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Speaker 2: twenty Christopher Smitheman. Yes, Christopher and I have Maybe he'll
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Speaker 2: be talking about the our local dispatchers letting people know
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Speaker 2: when ICE is in the neighborhood. Are nine to one
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Speaker 2: to one dispatchers announcing on social media where ICE is located.
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Speaker 2: They're proved to internal communications and thank you Signal ninety nine.
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Speaker 2: Who's all over this? Yeah? Nine to one dispatchers posted
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Speaker 2: where ICE is operating after hearing about their location of
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Speaker 2: a secured channel. Is this standard practice and procedure? Is
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Speaker 2: this something a nine to one one folks are asked
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Speaker 2: to do. If you hear about ICE activity in any
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Speaker 2: given neighborhood, please alert the community so we all know
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Speaker 2: where ICE happens to be. Aren't these law enforcement officers
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Speaker 2: that are supposed to be protecting law enforcement? Isn't Ice? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Ice is law enforcement? Federal law enforcement. You gotta remember
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Speaker 2: there are federal laws that need to be enforced, and
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Speaker 2: that's what they're charged to do. I I don't know
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Speaker 2: a lot of reaction to this when over at Signal
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Speaker 2: ninety nine. If you're not familiar with Signal ninety nine local,
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Speaker 2: I guess activists, but always says the inside information. I
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Speaker 2: was privy or I was in a position to interview
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Speaker 2: Signal ninety nine. She was in studio, first time she
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Speaker 2: ever was interviewed on the radio, and she is well connected,
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Speaker 2: always bringing the support for what she asserts online in
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Speaker 2: form of documentation. And there it is the screen caps
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Speaker 2: of what have been identified as local nine to one
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Speaker 2: to one communications folks. One for example, Hadley David cincin
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Speaker 2: Andy Ice is currently on the West Side and also
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Speaker 2: specifically at the Walmart on Ferguson. That was the social
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Speaker 2: media post by this person. Hadley Davis, who Signaled ninety
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Speaker 2: nine says is one of the nine one one SENAT dispatchers,
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Speaker 2: and she shouts out to Bill Vedra, who is the
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Speaker 2: Emergency Communications Center Director.
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Speaker 1: Hey, Bill, is it okay.
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Speaker 2: That your nine one one dispatches at the ECC post
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Speaker 2: about where Ice is operating after hearing about the location
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Speaker 2: over a secured channel in your comm center? Really and
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Speaker 2: a shout out to the nine one one dispatcher from
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Speaker 2: Signal ninety nine AA and Hadley, you're putting people at
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Speaker 2: risk with your bs. I sincerely hope they come snatch
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Speaker 2: your butt up and charge you. You may have removed
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Speaker 2: your posts. You gotta be quicker than that. Of course,
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Speaker 2: that's what happens is idiots post idiot things that might
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Speaker 2: put their jobs in jeopardy because it does put law
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Speaker 2: enforcement in danger, and they try to delete it. Sorry,
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Speaker 2: it sucks to be once it's out there, remember it's
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Speaker 2: out there for pretty much good. And it was a
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Speaker 2: prior one from last month. Lewis Gene made the post
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Speaker 2: January fifteenth, called out by Signal nine as actually being
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Speaker 2: Amber Smith, who is identified as a nine to one
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Speaker 2: to one dispatcher in Cincinnati ICE agents on the West Side.
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Speaker 2: Was the alert from Lois Gen aka well, according to
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Speaker 2: Signal ninety nine, anyway, amber Smith, our nine to one
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Speaker 2: one operators are tipping off the public generally speaking, when
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Speaker 2: ICE shows up in the neighborhood. Is this part of
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Speaker 2: their function? Is this something that they should be doing?
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Speaker 2: Is this actionable? And has Bill Vedra suspended these folks
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Speaker 2: or otherwise held them account for putting law enforcement in jeopardy.
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Speaker 2: The world we live in these days five on three,
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Speaker 2: I guess you can figure that one out. And is
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Speaker 2: there such thing as a financial infidelity? Financial secrets?
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Speaker 3: This?
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Speaker 2: According will bank Rate article survey, more than two in
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Speaker 2: five Americans believe financial secrets are at least as bad
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Speaker 2: as cheating. Do you hide financial information from your spouse?
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Speaker 2: You maintained separate accounts? And I will note that I've
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Speaker 2: had a number of friends and acquaintances over the years
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Speaker 2: end up in divorce court because their spouse was hiding
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Speaker 2: credit cards and charges to credit cards. I had one
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Speaker 2: buddy whose wife racked up fifty thousand dollars in debt.
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Speaker 2: He didn't know anything about it. Can you imagine that? Well,
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Speaker 2: that's kind of what we're talking about anyway. What else
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Speaker 2: has finally thrown in the towel along with so many others.
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Speaker 2: They announced on Friday at two twenty six and a
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Speaker 2: half billion dollar charge right down. Why because they're cutting
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Speaker 2: back an electrical vehicle electric vehicle production mmmm, sighting consumer
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Speaker 2: demand because there isn't consumer demand, and their charge is
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Speaker 2: larger than those taken by Ford and General Motors, also
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Speaker 2: in the billions of dollars. Now, this was the brain
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Speaker 2: percent of European sales and fifty percent of US sales
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Speaker 2: electric vehicles get a load of the outcome. Fully, electric
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Speaker 2: vehicles represented nineteen and a half percent of European sales
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Speaker 2: last year and only seven point seven of US car sales.
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Speaker 1: Hmmmm.
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Speaker 2: to put our customer preferences back at the center of
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Speaker 2: what we do globally and in each region. Oh, giving
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Speaker 2: us what we want and letting us make the decision.
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Speaker 2: Why would we make a decision to buy an EV? Ah,
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Speaker 2: that's right, government subsidies. Why would manufacturers be pursuing manufacturing
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Speaker 2: of electric vehicles when the public wasn't demanding them? Oh,
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Speaker 2: that's right, government incentives, trying to manipulate the market. So
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Speaker 2: these charges, this twenty to six and a half billion
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Speaker 2: dollar charge, reduction of the EV supply chain, revised assumptions
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Speaker 2: for warranty provisions due to poor product quality. Oh, we're
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Speaker 2: going to have to do a lot of fixes because
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Speaker 2: our evs suck. As how I read into that right down,
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Speaker 2: apparently showing that Stilantis got it wrong on how quickly
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Speaker 2: the world would transition from the combustion engine to electric power. Well, yeah,
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Speaker 2: it was never right. Not something you want only the
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Speaker 2: demand was only created by what the government did by
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Speaker 2: way of trying to manipulate you. And again, I'll go
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Speaker 2: back to my point of the tax code. Generally speaking,
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Speaker 2: I think the tax show code should be absolutely free
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Speaker 2: of incentives, mandates, edicts, write offs, right downs, whatever, nothing zero.
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Speaker 2: No you don't get a right off or your charitable contribution.
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Speaker 2: No you don't get a right off for having kids.
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Speaker 2: And no you're not going to get a rite off
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Speaker 2: or some sort of financial benefit because you go out
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Speaker 2: and purchase an electric vehicle. We are so micromanaged and
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Speaker 2: manipulated by the tax code. It's just disgusting getting us
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Speaker 2: to do things we otherwise wouldn't do. Anyway, that's what
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Speaker 2: it's all about. Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty
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Speaker 1: What do we got?
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Speaker 2: We got John online? John, thanks for calling this morning,
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Speaker 2: and I have very happy Monday to you.
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Speaker 5: I was thinking about the whole wall non high school thing.
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Speaker 5: I remember. I graduated from Lakota High School, and I
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Speaker 5: remember several times, and I mean several times that if
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Speaker 5: you left school unattended and did not have a written
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Speaker 5: permission from either your doctor or your parents or the
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Speaker 5: reason why you were doing, you got in serious trouble.
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Speaker 5: I remember having friends that got suspended for six seven, eight,
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Speaker 5: ten days. I remember one guy, Paul Marshall got suspended
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Speaker 5: for twelve days for leaving.
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Speaker 6: I think it was his second time.
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Speaker 2: So my question is John, real quick, I just contextually
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Speaker 2: speaking your of course, in case people don't realize what
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Speaker 2: you're talking about. You're talking about these the high school
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Speaker 2: students who left class to protest.
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Speaker 5: That's exactly what I'm talking about. And why are those
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Speaker 5: people being held accountable that were running that school. They
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Speaker 5: should all be brought up on on on neglect. They
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Speaker 5: should all be being brought up that we do.
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Speaker 7: You realize how days?
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Speaker 5: If I tell you what, if I had a daughter
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Speaker 5: or son in that school, I would go down there
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Speaker 5: and raise hell that let my kid out. These people
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Speaker 5: are so out of control. And another thing, I had
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Speaker 5: several friends that left the Conservatory of Music because they
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Speaker 5: did not share those communists pinto Bolshevik values that they
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Speaker 5: instill in everybody, and had to actually leave. I had
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Speaker 5: a friend that had a full paid scholarship that had
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Speaker 5: ended up leaving because he's under so much pressure. These
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Speaker 5: people are so out of control, and the Republican Party
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Speaker 5: in Cincinnati is absolutely worthless. They might as well dress
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Speaker 5: up like pan Bondi and walk around. That's what the
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Speaker 5: Republicans need to do in Cincinnati is dress up like
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Speaker 5: Pam Bondi and walk around and just be worthless and
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Speaker 5: just look at themselves all day. I can't believe the
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Speaker 5: Republican Party is not down there holding these people account
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Speaker 5: for what they did to those school an. All it's
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Speaker 5: gonna do is just take like some psycho to be
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Speaker 5: all amped up, drive his car through all those kids.
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Speaker 5: That's exactly what they want. They want that. They want
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Speaker 5: a false flag like that. They want to get that.
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Speaker 5: They put all those kids out there, and you guys
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Speaker 5: on this radio station call and act like these people
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Speaker 5: are are ignorant. It's these people are doing all this
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Speaker 5: on purpose.
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Speaker 2: They know well organized. There's a great article in Fox
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Speaker 2: just from Believe it was yesterday far left group with
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Speaker 2: foreign ties undermining US under guys of protests. This is
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Speaker 2: so well oiled. I mean, and you know the front
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Speaker 2: line useful idiots are the high school kids who thinks
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Speaker 2: this is the right thing to do, get out and protest.
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Speaker 2: Everybody's doing it, keep stirring the Pott division of this country.
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Speaker 2: And it is all globally well organized. This isn't just
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Speaker 2: random acts of protest popping up without some measure of
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Speaker 2: prodding from outside influence. And these are multi millionaire, billionaire
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Speaker 2: outside influencers who are funding all of these so called
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Speaker 2: non for profits like the Democrats Socialists of America, and
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Speaker 2: they're communicating amongst each other, and they're putting out the information.
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Speaker 2: This is all intentional, absolutely, which mets me pilled over, John,
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Speaker 2: and I appreciate it. Isn't this why a lot of
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Speaker 2: folks are clamoring for school choice. At least we have
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Speaker 2: options in the state of Ohio. Get a load of this.
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Speaker 1: I was wondering when I was gonna be able to
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Speaker 1: get this in.
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Speaker 2: But yes, isn't school choice a wonderful thing? If your
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Speaker 2: school is indoctrinating children, I don't care if you're some
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Speaker 2: flaming commie leftist parent, if you're in a school district
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Speaker 2: that is maybe indoctrinating your children to oh I don't know,
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Speaker 2: with conservative values evil You can pull your kids out
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Speaker 2: set of someplace else. Is it an appropriate use of
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Speaker 2: class time, of learning time to let children out to
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Speaker 2: protest in the streets. Wouldn't you rather, regardless of political stress,
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Speaker 2: have your kids in there learning mathematics or reading or
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Speaker 2: something that's going to move them forward in this world?
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Speaker 2: Are they learning anything from protesting? Go ahead, make an
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Speaker 2: argument for that. Well, this is cuvic and wherever wrote yeah, okay,
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Speaker 2: right whatever. Over in Texas, in spite of the fact
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Speaker 2: that some Republicans were against choice even in Texas, they
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Speaker 2: got school choice passed in Texas, Thank you to Governor
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Speaker 2: Greg Abbott. Applications opened last Wednesday for Texas's new K
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Speaker 2: through twelve Education Saving Account program. The very day had opened,
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Speaker 2: more than forty two thousand signed up for it, a
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Speaker 2: record for any new school choice program. By Friday, sixty
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Speaker 2: thousand people open. Enrollment for this is until mid March,
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Speaker 2: so people were quick to join to do it because
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Speaker 2: apparently these savings accounts are granted out of first come,
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Speaker 2: first serve basis. Notably, on the first day applicants with
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Speaker 2: verified information, thirty four percent have household income below the
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Speaker 2: two hundred percent of federal property poverty lover sixty six
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars they want it. Thirty eight percent income between
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Speaker 2: two hundred and five hundred percent of the poverty threshold.
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Speaker 1: So it's.
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Speaker 2: Comptroller Kelly Hancock. It shows the excitement Texans have had.
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Speaker 2: It's taken us a while pent up demand. People want
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Speaker 2: the option, They want to get their kids out of
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Speaker 2: these public schools. Now, the bad thing about this is
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Speaker 2: only ninety thousand kids are going to be available for
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Speaker 2: these essays in Texas because it's cap The financial allocation
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Speaker 2: is capped apparently a billion dollars, and it prioritizes students
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Speaker 2: with disabilities and those with lower income houses. That's how
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Speaker 2: they're dealing with it now. But the point is this
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Speaker 2: massive demand is revealed. Oh, that's just because it's Texas.
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Speaker 8: No.
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Speaker 2: If if you open up school choice literally anywhere, let
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Speaker 2: kids out of these indoctrination camps run by the teachers'
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Speaker 2: union and give parents an option of where to send
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Speaker 2: their kids, maybe they won't be subjected to the subjective
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Speaker 2: to the indoctrinations. Now has pointed out that teachers' unions
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Speaker 2: are going to sue about this. They often do. They
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Speaker 2: can't stop school choice, so they try to take it
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Speaker 2: to the courts. Because the legislative brand said no, no,
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Speaker 2: we're going to be a representative form of government here
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Speaker 2: and fulfill the demands and the will of the people.
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Speaker 2: We're going to give the people what they want, So
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Speaker 2: it's like the world against the teachers Union. Last Thursday,
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Speaker 2: Idaho Supreme Court ruled against the teachers union in a
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Speaker 2: lawsuit against the state's new tax credit scholarship program. The
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Speaker 2: union asserted a legal theory that teachers were trying in
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Speaker 2: other states like Wyoming in Utah, that the state constitutional
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Speaker 2: requirements to provide a system of public schools prevented lawmakers
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Speaker 2: from funding private school choice. The court said, net that's
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Speaker 2: unduly restrictive because lawmakers are free to fund choice along
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Speaker 2: with public schools.
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Speaker 1: Look, you can do it both.
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Speaker 2: Five thirty on a Monday, right tub Swishing everyone a
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Speaker 2: very happy Monday at five k sea dot com for
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Speaker 2: give me a stay around for Christopher Smith and at
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Speaker 2: seven twenty and of course Monday Monday with Brian James
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Speaker 2: plus Chris Klug from the Cincinni VA. He'll be on
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Speaker 2: at eight forty with our kr SE cares. We got
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Speaker 2: some renovations going over to the Cincinnti VA and why
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Speaker 2: it's important for veterans under the age of fifty two
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Speaker 2: enrolling VA. I love supporting the since an VA veterans
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Speaker 2: take advantage of your service to our country and take
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Speaker 2: them up on the free healthcare. Let's see what Tom's
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Speaker 2: got this morning. Tom, Welcome to the program. Happy Monday,
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Speaker 2: my friend.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, good morning. What is that temperature supposed to be tomorrow?
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Speaker 1: Fifty one?
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Speaker 5: Wow?
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Speaker 3: That was like, will that officially be our art our
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Speaker 3: first day over freezing in what?
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Speaker 6: Six months?
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Speaker 2: It seems like it doesn't It mean people are gonna
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Speaker 2: be outside with shorts and T shirts on. It's gonna feel.
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Speaker 3: I've seen a couple of knuckle heads already out there
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Speaker 3: in short so yeah, it's crazy. This first of all,
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Speaker 3: real quick. If you are hiding money from your spouse,
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Speaker 3: oh you're a coward. And you're a coward is what
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Speaker 3: it is. You're a coward. You're you're afraid of the
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Speaker 3: backlash or whatever. If you believe you've earned the money
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Speaker 3: and you've earned the right to spend it, then just
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Speaker 3: do it.
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Speaker 2: Don't hide it.
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Speaker 3: Well, I want to fight. Fight, fight about whether or
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Speaker 3: not it's okay for you to spend it. Don't fight
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Speaker 3: because you've been you've been sneaking around behind his or
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Speaker 3: her back.
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Speaker 2: Yeah I don't understand that. Of course, if you're just
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Speaker 2: tuning in. He's referred to one of the topics with
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Speaker 2: Brian James for Money Monday, financial infidelity and the idea
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Speaker 2: that yeah, you're hiding what you're spending, hiding behind your
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Speaker 2: your spouse's back. I mean, Lord almighty, you gotta have
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Speaker 2: a discussion and break it down about obligations. Okay, I'm
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Speaker 2: going to be the bill payer. This is where my
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Speaker 2: wife and I do it. My wife does the taxes
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Speaker 2: every year. I pay the bills month to month to month,
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Speaker 2: you know, the actor bill, the energy bill and all that.
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Speaker 2: That's my area of responsibility. But we also have joint
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Speaker 2: savings and checking accounts. So anybody wants to see where
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Speaker 2: the money is. Go ahead, look at the bank account
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Speaker 2: right now.
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Speaker 3: Your your your money, your money that you have as
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Speaker 3: a as a couple, as a group, even if business.
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Speaker 3: It's important that it's sewing me up enough the people
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Speaker 3: because you know, yeah, yeah, that shows where your where
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Speaker 3: your loyalties are. That that shows a lot about you.
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Speaker 3: What how you spend your money shows a lot about you,
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Speaker 3: which launches us right into politics. But I do want
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Speaker 3: to talk about this whole school choice thing and and
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Speaker 3: uh and actually really the topic of how do I
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Speaker 3: get these kids to get out of school? Because democrats
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Speaker 3: this is their this is their this is their plan,
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Speaker 3: this is this is how they work. They appeal to
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Speaker 3: your feelings. What feelings are they appealing to? Oh, I
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Speaker 3: don't know. Kids will take any excuse to get out
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Speaker 3: of class. Yeah, that's probably it. It's like people at work.
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Speaker 3: A lot of people will any excuse they can to
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Speaker 3: get out of going to work anything. It doesn't mean
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Speaker 3: they'll say they'll jump on anything to stand there and
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Speaker 3: wait for something to happen in order for them to
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Speaker 3: get back to work. Or you know, these these these kids,
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Speaker 3: you know, oh, I'm not going to get in trouble.
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Speaker 7: All you have to.
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Speaker 3: Do is give someone the idea that they're not going
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Speaker 3: to get in trouble, and they're going to goof off
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Speaker 3: and they're gonna get cut class or whatever, all in
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Speaker 3: the name of some virtuous old bull crap. You're just
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Speaker 3: out there because you want to get out of going
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Speaker 3: to school, or you want to get out of going
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Speaker 3: to work, or.
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Speaker 5: You want to get away with being able to rob.
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Speaker 3: And looten and make a big fuss.
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Speaker 7: I mean, come on, that's that's all.
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Speaker 5: This is.
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Speaker 2: Part of this, this this I don't know, this headlong
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Speaker 2: dive into anti ice or whatever.
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Speaker 1: It's.
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Speaker 2: It's young people wanting to be a part of something.
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Speaker 2: It because they welcome over a sense of belonging, like yeah,
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Speaker 2: you're part of the group. Come on. They don't really
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Speaker 2: understandab believe what they're doing. They just know that they're
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Speaker 2: part of something.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Maybe, but if Brian, if they're, if they're there were
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Speaker 3: consequences for our behavior, as there should be like there
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Speaker 3: are for conservatives. There's consequences for our behavior. Lord knows,
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Speaker 3: we're being held accountable a hell a lot more than
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Speaker 3: if you're fighting for some liberal cause. If there were consequences,
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Speaker 3: you would think about it. Okay, Yeah, maybe I do
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Speaker 3: agree with that. Maybe I do want to help support
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Speaker 3: that cause. But I'm not going to cut school to
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Speaker 3: do it because I'll get in trouble, or I'm not
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Speaker 3: going to get out of work to do it, or
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Speaker 3: I'm not going to I'm not going to keep from
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Speaker 3: throwing bottles at cops. No, because I know I'm going
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Speaker 3: to get away with it. I'm going to go ahead
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Speaker 3: and do it. That's exactly what this boils down to.
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Speaker 3: So as long as the left and the Democrats keep
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Speaker 3: letting their side get away with crap, and then they're
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Speaker 3: going to keep doing it.
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Speaker 6: That's all this is.
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Speaker 3: About, Brian.
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Speaker 2: Well, they don't vote.
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Speaker 3: Democrats have a great game.
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Speaker 7: Good.
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Speaker 2: It's like decriminalizing shoplifting under nine hundred and fifty bucks. Huh,
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Speaker 2: you're not going to get in trouble. The eradication of
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Speaker 2: the punishment component, and they justify that because well, I
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Speaker 2: don't know, systemic racism or something. Go ahead and wrestle
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Speaker 2: with that. Yeah, the deletion or the eradication of punishment
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Speaker 2: in the day before, and gird your loins again. Has
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Speaker 2: anybody else's bill gone up a lot? I mean, of course,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna keep the house for him over the winter time,
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Speaker 2: you're gonna use more energy. I understand that, But the
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Speaker 2: amount of the bill, I mean year over a year
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Speaker 2: I didn't use. I used actually less gas and electric
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Speaker 2: last or this most recent billing cycle that I did
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Speaker 2: the prior year. And trust me, as sure as I'm
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Speaker 2: sitting here, if i'd have seen a bill last year
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Speaker 2: as big as the bill I got this year, I
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Speaker 2: would have remembered it. Anybody else, I mean, is it
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Speaker 2: just me something happened in my house? Goly insanity? Anyway,
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Speaker 2: Let's go to the stack of stupid. See where are we?
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Speaker 7: Eh?
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Speaker 1: Okay? Boardman.
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Speaker 2: Police called her home in Hopkins Heights, happened last Thursday,
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Speaker 2: to investigate a reported domestic dispute involving food. Police got there,
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Speaker 2: they found a married couple who, according to the report,
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Speaker 2: appeared to be drunk or intoxicated. Man at the house
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Speaker 2: told police that his wife had yelled at him and
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Speaker 2: then threw lasagna in his face. Officer did note that
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Speaker 2: they saw pieces of lavasaigna on the man's shirt as
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Speaker 2: well as in his hair. For her part, the woman said, well,
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Speaker 2: the man was being aggressive toward her and then she
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Speaker 2: told the officer that she threw the food, specifically lasigna,
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Speaker 2: because the man was being rude and it tried to
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Speaker 2: push her out of the house. Now we do have
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Speaker 2: a partial transcript of the exchange between the officers. Quote.
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Speaker 2: I asked her how he had gotten lasagna all over him,
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Speaker 2: to which she stated, I threw it at him. When
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Speaker 2: I asked why, she said because he was being a butthole.
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Speaker 2: When I explained to her that what she did was assault,
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Speaker 2: she said, well, he chest bumped me four times, then
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Speaker 2: punched me in the face. I asked if she wanted
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Speaker 2: to pursue charges, and she said no and that she
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Speaker 2: never wanted to the police involved anyway. Please told the
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Speaker 2: one of the man to stay away from each other
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Speaker 2: for the rest of the night to avoid future trouble.
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Speaker 2: Going back to Tom's comment and coming up with money
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Speaker 2: Monday's Brian James, do you think that they had a
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Speaker 2: financial infidel? Do you think that couple was sharing their
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Speaker 2: finances and being open and honest about them. Hmm, he
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Speaker 2: was being a butthole. Okay, let's get some sticky buns.
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Speaker 2: Siblings threatened to kill each other over who ate the
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Speaker 2: last sticky bun Police responded to Williamsport, Pennsylvania residents in
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Speaker 2: order to handle what they called a domestic in progress.
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Speaker 2: No weapons, no intoxication, that was the call. According to
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Speaker 2: dispatch audio, officers were told the confrontation between siblings over
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Speaker 2: who ate the last sticky bund saying now they're threatening
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Speaker 2: to kill each other. Apparently the news outlet had endeavored
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Speaker 2: to find records requests or get a record's request fulfilled.
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Speaker 2: That was denied by the Williams Bureau Police Department. So
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Speaker 2: apparently there's no more information about the confrontation. Pivoting over
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Speaker 2: to comical reporting, specific sticky bund details are lacking. However,
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Speaker 2: the reporting notes if the guy treats were not homemade,
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Speaker 2: it appears that they likely came from Mister Sticky's, a
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Speaker 2: Williamsport favorite, a short drive from where these siblings were
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Speaker 2: arguing with each other. Mister Sticky offers several varieties, including
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Speaker 2: sushi restaurant in Montana or Missouri. Rather got a woman
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Speaker 2: facing multiple felony charges after police say say she fired
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Speaker 2: a gun inside a Kirkwood, Missouri restaurant during an argument
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Speaker 2: with staff. Kirkwood police say the shooting happened just before
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Speaker 2: eight thirty pm at a sushi restaurant. Police say the
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Speaker 2: restaurant manager told officers the suspect drove away in a
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Speaker 2: white SUV. Officers located the vehicle a little bit later
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Speaker 2: detained the people in the car. After reviewing the restaurant
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Speaker 2: security footage, police identified the occupants of the suv as
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Speaker 2: Alinia Morehead, as well as another adult woman and her
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Speaker 2: nine year old child, Officer Gary Baldridge to the Kirkwood
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Speaker 2: Police Officer Please Department said. Morehead told officers she believed
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Speaker 2: restaurants staff were rude to hurt her family. She used
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Speaker 2: a translation feature on her air pods and determined that
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Speaker 2: the cooks made racial and derogatory comments in Spanish about
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Speaker 2: said Morehead. Got upset about what she described as an
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Speaker 2: but she began swearing and at the server and asked
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Speaker 2: Server moved the chair between himself and Morehead. However, she
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Speaker 2: grabbed the chair and through that. That was when she
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Speaker 2: took out a nine millimeter glock handgun, threatened the server
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Speaker 2: thank you. Sean nine year old was walking between the
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Speaker 2: Online video going viral showing what appears to be a
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Speaker 2: shirtless person getting a back tattoo inside of a Wendy's restaurant.
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Speaker 2: A back tattoo video recorded Thursday, February fifth, outside the
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Speaker 2: Wendy's Fast food restaurant East Franklin Boulevard in Gastonia, North Carolina.
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Speaker 2: Video appears to have been shot inside a car. You
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Speaker 2: can see the inside of the Wendy's restaurant and what
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Speaker 2: appears to be yes a shirtless I think that's a
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Speaker 2: blue hair. That's getting a tattoo, of course she does.
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Speaker 2: Court of North Carolina law. Tattoo artists must register with
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Speaker 2: where they will be providing tattoos, and they're operating hours.
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Speaker 2: Lots of rules, they call them extensive regarding tattoo artists
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Speaker 2: spoke with the store manager about this. City officials said
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Speaker 2: this behavior does not reflect our company's values of standards
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Speaker 2: Upon learning the situation, we took immediate disciplinary action to
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Speaker 2: address the situation. Well, doesn't it disciplinary actions suggest that
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Speaker 2: these were employees, or at least one of them was
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Speaker 2: an employee. Does anybody believe the tattoo artists are regularly
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Speaker 2: providing tattoos at a Wendy's dining room? God, what a
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Speaker 2: train wreck of a world we have found ourselves in.
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Speaker 2: That's kind of the way I boil it down. Anyway, Ah,
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Speaker 2: what is coming up? Anything you want to talk about
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Speaker 2: is coming up. I just really enjoy hearing from folks,
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Speaker 2: So feel free to give me a call. Maybe it's
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Speaker 2: a topic you want to talk about. Got other illustrations
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Speaker 2: of maybe democrats not doing what they want? What their
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Speaker 2: constituents want. I mentioned in the context of school choice.
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Speaker 2: Overwhelmingly people want school choice. It's one of those eighty
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Speaker 2: twenty issues. How about voter ID Oh, another eighty twenty issue,
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Speaker 2: And yet the Democrats are standing firm against the Save Act.
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Speaker 2: Why well, Cauz, Jim Crow two point zero or something.
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Speaker 1: CJ. You got to take a break.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the Morning show. Thanks for holding over the
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Speaker 2: my friends. Good to hear from you, Oh.
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Speaker 12: Thank you, and a happy Monday morning to you, Thanks sir.
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Speaker 12: You know, the biggest news out of Yesterday's Super Bowl
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Speaker 12: was not halftime shows. It wasn't even Green Day singing
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Speaker 12: the Stupid American Idiot song. It was that on Thursday,
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Speaker 12: the Pentagon announced the f twenty twos would not do
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Speaker 12: the flyover because they had a more important mission. Start
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Speaker 12: start going down that rabbit hole, and all of a
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Speaker 12: sudden you start reading over half of our C one
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Speaker 12: seventeens are either in are either in the Middle East
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Speaker 12: surrounding Iran in some fashion, and that does not mean
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Speaker 12: they go over there empty. It Also you start taking
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Speaker 12: a look. We have over fifty f fifteen E fighter
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Speaker 12: jets sitting in Diego, Garcia, with the potential of six
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Speaker 12: D two bombers on the way over there. In the
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Speaker 12: next couple of days. You have a number of vast
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Speaker 12: majority I think it's over twenty tankers sitting over there
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Speaker 12: on top of the armada of naval fleets.
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Speaker 6: You don't do that the bluff.
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Speaker 12: You don't do that the force negotiation. Unless that negotiation
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Speaker 12: is remaining, you're out and you're under trial of the
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Speaker 12: Iranian people.
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Speaker 7: This is.
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Speaker 12: Some serious stuff. And when the Olympics come in to
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Speaker 12: an end here in the next week or two, you
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Speaker 12: could see something happening. And the one thing that worries me,
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Speaker 12: even though I support this, because the Iranians have killed
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Speaker 12: more people in two days in Iran and Saddam Hussein
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Speaker 12: did during that seven year war, is that President Trump
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Speaker 12: has not prepared us. You know, you take a look
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Speaker 12: back and it's hard to believe it's been thirty five
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Speaker 12: years since Desert Storm.
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Speaker 2: Oh, George H. W.
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Speaker 12: Bush, for whatever, one thing he did right leading into
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Speaker 12: Desert Storm was the American people were prepared for mass casualties.
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Speaker 12: They had one hundred thousand body bags over there. That's
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Speaker 12: all they talked about was that this would be ugly,
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Speaker 12: but it's worth it. I'm concerned that Trump hasn't done
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Speaker 12: that for the country yet, and he's going to need
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Speaker 12: to start doing that, because well, you don't just send
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Speaker 12: the military like that into a war, into a potential
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Speaker 12: war zone without preparing the American city.
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Speaker 2: No, isn't that I mean, isn't that what they're creating?
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Speaker 2: A war zone? Isn't this obviously preparation for war? CJ?
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Speaker 2: I mean what what? How else can you character? Okay,
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Speaker 2: So that which leads me to the next question. Clearly,
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Speaker 2: we are preparing for a major military operation, a war
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Speaker 2: with the Iranians. Where's Congress on this? Don't you think
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Speaker 2: the silence is rather deafening on this. It's as if
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Speaker 2: they're all going, oh, oh, well, you know, we got to
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Speaker 2: save act. Oh, the DH is funny, Brober Burblers. They're
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Speaker 2: not even talking about it. This is all well documented
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Speaker 2: what you pointed out, CJ. Yes, we are preparing for
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Speaker 2: a massive military action against the Iranians. This is war,
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Speaker 2: isn't it. Where's our constitution? What does it say about
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Speaker 2: the declaration of war and a What is the pretext
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Speaker 2: upon which Donald Trump is going to launch missiles against
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Speaker 2: the Iranians? I mean this is a slow and steady
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Speaker 2: build up, right, CJ. This is not an MS Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I mean, say a venezuela and drug about fifty hundred
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Speaker 2: miles away represents an imminent threat. I haven't even heard
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Speaker 2: the words imminent threat being articulated. What what's happening right
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Speaker 2: now that makes us lead to like a launching of
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Speaker 2: a unilateral war against the Iranians.
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Speaker 1: I'm puzzled.
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Speaker 12: And what we're talking about is not just missile strikes.
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Speaker 5: Here.
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Speaker 12: You don't send one seventeens over for missile strikes or
40:36
Speaker 12: even be two bombers.
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Speaker 2: That's like and ts, right, isn't Are those things designed
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Speaker 2: to ferry tanks and troops and equipment for the front lines.
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Speaker 12: Absolutely, and a lot of paratroopers and the reality is
40:49
Speaker 12: is that what we have to be prepared for. Donald
40:52
Speaker 12: Trump ran against nation building, and he ran against neo
40:57
Speaker 12: cons twice in Republican primaries. This he you don't vote,
41:02
Speaker 12: You don't do this without taking out Komani, and then
41:06
Speaker 12: you've got to fill the void or there is a
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Speaker 12: massive country to the north of Iran that will gladly
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Speaker 12: fill that void in China, and you don't want China,
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Speaker 12: and Iran is a This is a massive problem. And
41:21
Speaker 12: whether you agree with it like I do, I'm still
41:24
Speaker 12: skeptical of what are the intentions because Trump hasn't talked
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Speaker 12: about this, and the American people are not prepared, and
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Speaker 12: I'm scared that the Iranians will accidentally sink a ship.
41:37
Speaker 12: And what will the American people do when all those
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Speaker 12: sailors don't come home because they're at the bottom of
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Speaker 12: the Persian Gulf. The situation and the president needs to
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Speaker 12: prepare the country for it, Well, do you.
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Speaker 2: Think that's really what I mean? It's almost like the
41:53
Speaker 2: Ice protesters draw parallel. They love when one of their
41:56
Speaker 2: own gets harmed by Ice agents. Don't you think this
41:59
Speaker 2: is maybe like all some people suggest that we knew
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Speaker 2: the Japanese planes were going to bomb Pearl Harbor that
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Speaker 2: we needed to pretext to get into World War two.
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Speaker 2: Maybe that's what they're looking for. CJ is one of
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Speaker 2: our major military assets, maybe an aircraft carrier or a
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Speaker 2: destroyer or pick something like that. Was it the USS
42:15
Speaker 2: coal that got blown up. Maybe it's something like that,
42:18
Speaker 2: and that will be the predicate to rally. Everybody will
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Speaker 2: stand up, wave the American flag and demand that we
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Speaker 2: attack the Iranians.
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Speaker 1: Possibly CJ.
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Speaker 12: Possibly, but I'll go back. There was a book written
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Speaker 12: in nineteen ninety two to nineteen ninety three. It was
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Speaker 12: a fictional book by the former head of the International
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Speaker 12: Wing of Time, Sir David Aikman, and it was about
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Speaker 12: an American president got caught up in a war again
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Speaker 12: of all countries against Iran, and it accidentally sinks an
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Speaker 12: American aircraft carrier and it thrust the American country into
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Speaker 12: a civil war in which you have a split nation
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Speaker 12: and one that was super woke and one that was
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Speaker 12: a traditional constitutional area. But it was a it was
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Speaker 12: a eye opening book. And let me tell you something,
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Speaker 12: sometimes those fictions come true because guys like David Aikman,
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Speaker 12: they have access to things and they know people and
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Speaker 12: they see things that we don't in that book when
43:17
Speaker 12: the alementary blossoms, it is it is an eye opening
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Speaker 12: fictional book that we we need to be prepared for.
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Speaker 1: Well, can I ask you how does it end?
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Speaker 5: Uh?
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Speaker 6: Basically it ends that.
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Speaker 12: It was I think he was wanting to write more
43:35
Speaker 12: than just the one book.
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Speaker 6: But it basically ends that a.
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Speaker 12: Guy who was in the wolf portion of New York
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Speaker 12: City and the and basically you had all these different
43:47
Speaker 12: like liberal LGBT, environmental groups, all everything you see today
43:51
Speaker 12: on the left wing was running the country from New
43:54
Speaker 12: York and Washington, d C. He escapes through Ohio into
44:00
Speaker 12: or Dakota in some of those areas where basically the
44:03
Speaker 12: constitutional government was basically being protected by the fact that
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Speaker 12: they controlled the nuclear silos in a couple nuclear submarines,
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Speaker 12: but that they basically were you know, held at a standstill,
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Speaker 12: and then constitutional side, of course wins out. Okay, but
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Speaker 12: it was pretty deadly book.
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Speaker 2: Well, the scenario certainly is plausible. And let's face it,
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Speaker 2: the more military hardware we move over to the region,
44:30
Speaker 2: and spite of the fact we have a whole bunch
44:31
Speaker 2: of bases over there, those have been there sixteen or
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Speaker 2: more in the surrounding Middle East regions and all those
44:36
Speaker 2: different areas where we have military presence. You keep adding
44:39
Speaker 2: more and more hardware there. And you couple that with
44:42
Speaker 2: the modern reality of this ever present drone operations. They
44:46
Speaker 2: got drone little boats, they got drones flying around the
44:49
Speaker 2: likelihood that something's going to get blown up seems to
44:51
Speaker 2: be has increased dramatically. And that's what it's going to take.
44:56
Speaker 2: And that isn't much to launch a major military op
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Speaker 2: against Iranians. I think it's looking for a pretext, CJ.
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Speaker 2: I really do. And I find this whole thing. I again,
45:05
Speaker 2: I I. It's as dysfunctional as Congress is. This is
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Speaker 2: the dysfunction that you and I have invited by electing
45:12
Speaker 2: the idiots and the chowderheads we've elected into to represent
45:15
Speaker 2: us in on a federal level.
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Speaker 1: But you got to get them involved, got to get it. Ad.
45:23
Speaker 2: I appreciate it, man, I yes, I did have that
45:25
Speaker 2: in my stack, the military hardware going over the massive
45:28
Speaker 2: amount of the Sea one seventeen's and that is again,
45:30
Speaker 2: that is troops, and that is the equipment they are
45:32
Speaker 2: preparing for war. It seems so bloody obvious. I can't
45:35
Speaker 2: believe more people aren't talking about it. Where's Chucky Schumer
45:38
Speaker 2: on that one? Isn't that weird? He'll scream all day
45:41
Speaker 2: long about the Save Act being you know, Jim Crow
45:44
Speaker 2: two point zero. But here we argue on the on
45:45
Speaker 2: the on the precipice, on the on the brink of
45:48
Speaker 2: war in the Middle East, and how how well those
45:51
Speaker 2: Middle Eastern war's gone for us over the years? Are
45:54
Speaker 2: we going? Is this gonna be another Afghanistan? It could
45:56
Speaker 2: be much worse. And again that pesky thing that CJ
46:02
Speaker 2: pointed out, the Chinese involvement. I think they were busy
46:10
Speaker 2: supporting the North Vietnamese as well as the North Koreans
46:17
Speaker 2: and a couple of well military actions that weren't wars,
46:20
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46:25
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Speaker 2: Christopher Smithman joins the program with the smith Event again
47:57
Speaker 2: given the revelations, A signal ninety nine over on Facebook,
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Speaker 2: and we have local dispatchers since a police officer, dispatchers,
48:05
Speaker 2: nine dispatchers dosing Ice, just making announcements where Ice is,
48:17
Speaker 2: where they are headed. It's kind of like real time.
48:19
Speaker 2: They got these apparently this communications center where they have
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Speaker 2: access to the you know, the behind the scenes communications
48:27
Speaker 2: that are going on. And we've got two illustrations. A
48:30
Speaker 2: signal nine pointed A signal ninety nine pointed out that
48:33
Speaker 2: the dispatchers alerted the public where Ice is and where
48:36
Speaker 2: they were headed. Law enforcement agents working against law enforcement.
48:42
Speaker 2: So we'll see if Christopher has anything to say about that. Anyhow,
48:46
Speaker 2: I mentioned these eighty twenty issues, the pent up demand
48:49
Speaker 2: for school choice. It's just overwhelming. This is everybody wants it.
48:53
Speaker 2: And I talked about the figures out of Texas, Florida,
48:57
Speaker 2: and Tennessee. Of course conservative states, red states, but they
49:01
Speaker 2: have enacted school choice and people came out of the
49:03
Speaker 2: woodwork to sign up for it. Pent up demand obvious
49:07
Speaker 2: and I guarantee you, for example, the the sixty thousand
49:13
Speaker 2: folks that signed up over a two day period for Texas,
49:16
Speaker 2: I guarantee of these families are not all red Republican families,
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Speaker 2: many of them, I'm certain. But everybody's in favor of
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Speaker 2: school choice. This is not something that Democrats are on
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Speaker 2: the right side of anything. They're on the side of
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Speaker 2: the teachers union and I just really it just boggles
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Speaker 2: my mind how out loud teachers unions are in advocating
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Speaker 2: against school choice. We've got local kids leaving schools to
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Speaker 2: go protest against Ice. Is that this environment you want
49:45
Speaker 2: your children in? And the other eighty twenty issue. We're
49:49
Speaker 2: all in favor of ID laws, voter id laws. And
49:52
Speaker 2: this of course goes to the SAVE Act, the Safeguard
49:55
Speaker 2: American Voter Eligibility Act, which is supposed to be part
49:58
Speaker 2: of the Department of Homeland Security funding bill, which the
50:01
Speaker 2: Democrats are not in favor of moving forward on. They
50:03
Speaker 2: have their list of demands in terms of how to
50:05
Speaker 2: rain in Ice, those evil ICE agents and the Republicans
50:09
Speaker 2: are struggling with dealing with that, but they also want
50:11
Speaker 2: to incorporate the Save Act because everybody wants it. Again,
50:14
Speaker 2: representative democracy. If the vast majority of people really demand something,
50:17
Speaker 2: here's your solution, the Save Act. Eighty two percent of
50:22
Speaker 2: Hispanic voters, seventy six percent of Black voters support a
50:27
Speaker 2: photo ID requirement when going to vote. That's the cour
50:30
Speaker 2: of the Pew Research Center survey, just a fairly recent one.
50:36
Speaker 2: The Republicans are at ninety five percent in support of this.
50:39
Speaker 2: But where are the Democrats. Seventy one percent of Democrats
50:43
Speaker 2: support a photo ID, and yet the Democrats keep screaming
50:49
Speaker 2: against all logic and reason that somehow this is going
50:53
Speaker 2: to disenfranchise voters. Alexandro Cassio Cortes the text of the
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Speaker 2: Save Act to Jim Crow Laws, what day the Republicans
51:04
Speaker 2: are seeking to introduce is to bring us back to
51:06
Speaker 2: a time of poll taxes. And we cannot allow our
51:08
Speaker 2: nation to slide back into such deep, dark and discriminatory times. Really,
51:15
Speaker 2: and women are dumb too, port to Greg Cassler, Texas Democrat,
51:20
Speaker 2: acknowledging yes that Texas does require a photo ID to vote,
51:23
Speaker 2: but he said he takes issue with these very specific
51:26
Speaker 2: provisions in the Republicans proposal, expressing concern that a married
51:30
Speaker 2: woman might have a difficult time changing her name on
51:34
Speaker 2: government documents. Seriously, is that what it's about? Now? And again,
51:43
Speaker 2: more and more references to Jim Crow two point zero.
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Speaker 2: Chuckie Schumer is the lead of the pack on that
51:48
Speaker 2: ridiculous arguments, but failing to appreciate that I guess a
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Speaker 2: huge majority of Democrats and even a very very substantial
51:57
Speaker 2: a number of minorities his spannings and black say this
52:00
Speaker 2: is a great idea, Juckie Schumer, No, you are too
52:06
Speaker 2: stupid as a group to get a photo ID, insulting
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Speaker 2: the intelligence of every Hispanic and black person that exists.
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Speaker 2: Ten states have strict photo ID requirements. Georgia is one
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Speaker 2: of them that cded quite often. Remember Major League Baseball
52:25
Speaker 2: canceled the All Star Game because of Georgia's evil Jim
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Speaker 2: Crow two point zero photo I D discussion and they
52:31
Speaker 2: passed it into law, and oh my god, we're all
52:33
Speaker 2: gonna die. No, the black vote voter turnout increased after
52:37
Speaker 2: the photo ID requirement. How do you hide that reality?
52:40
Speaker 2: Things are going along swimmingly in Georgia. Other states Arkansas, Indiana, Kansas, Mississippi,
52:45
Speaker 2: New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, Tennessee, and Wisconsin have voter
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Speaker 2: IDs required photo ID requirements and nothing happened to the election.
52:53
Speaker 2: There were no difficulties, No one encountered any difficult or
52:56
Speaker 2: per difficulties or problems. Black people, minority is, Hispanics, white people,
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Speaker 2: Asian people. Everyone was able to vote in all of
53:02
Speaker 2: these states without issue. Hmmm, oh yeah. And then there's
53:06
Speaker 2: that fun fact that everyone's in favor of this. And
53:12
Speaker 2: come up with a legitimate reason, come up with a
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Speaker 2: logical explanation for why Democrats might be against photo IDs.
53:19
Speaker 2: The only thing you can come down to the wire
53:22
Speaker 2: that you come down to, the ultimate boil down point
53:24
Speaker 2: is they want to be able to cheat. Six twenty five.
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Speaker 14: And can't wait for the fall to come.
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Speaker 2: Every time I see Tomorrow's high at fifty little like, hey,
55:08
Speaker 2: we're just frozen out there.
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Speaker 14: I had three different thoughts. One under school choice thing
55:16
Speaker 14: in November when we get the vote on the property
55:18
Speaker 14: tax restructure, which probably won't amount to much, but that
55:23
Speaker 14: would stop funding the schools and a lot of your
55:26
Speaker 14: city and state governments. But then we'd have to put
55:30
Speaker 14: sales tacks on to cover that. Yeah, that's one thought
55:33
Speaker 14: saying there. And then I live about three miles south
55:38
Speaker 14: of six seventy five, and the normal times during the
55:42
Speaker 14: summer we usually see three or four five S seventeen
55:46
Speaker 14: cargo Globemasters flying over. We don't see any of those
55:51
Speaker 14: right now landing at the right Patterson Air Force Base.
55:53
Speaker 14: I think a lot of them have left the state
55:57
Speaker 14: of Ohio and they're coming out of North Carolina, South Carolina,
56:01
Speaker 14: or they're already overseas.
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Speaker 2: By all accounts, it wouldn't shock me at all. They're
56:06
Speaker 2: all overseas right now based upon the reporting about the
56:08
Speaker 2: military hardware that's been sent over there already. I mean,
56:10
Speaker 2: we are like a moment in time away from it
56:12
Speaker 2: all out war.
56:14
Speaker 14: And a couple of years ago, when Mike the Wine
56:17
Speaker 14: was letting all these Haitians coming into the state of Ohio,
56:19
Speaker 14: I found out that his daughter was one of a
56:24
Speaker 14: nonprofit school over in Hades and then she died in
56:28
Speaker 14: a car wreck. And also Mike the Wine was born
56:32
Speaker 14: in Springfield, so he has a lot of close buddies
56:35
Speaker 14: over there that needed cheap labor.
56:38
Speaker 3: So he brought all.
56:38
Speaker 14: These Haitians in and that's where they're living and working
56:43
Speaker 14: over there. But he's also paying for their schooling.
56:49
Speaker 1: We are, tom, Yeah, we are.
56:53
Speaker 14: And I heard something from the state Ohio government agency.
56:57
Speaker 6: They said, if you divided all the.
56:59
Speaker 14: Money that we're spending, it works out about twenty to
57:02
Speaker 14: thirty dollars for every man, woman, and child in the
57:05
Speaker 14: state of Ohio to support the different nationalities that are
57:10
Speaker 14: in the state.
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Speaker 2: Well, a lot of different figures swirling around like, for example,
57:13
Speaker 2: how big the sales tax would have to be if
57:15
Speaker 2: we got rid of the property tax. Man, the devil's
57:17
Speaker 2: in the details when it comes to getting rid of
57:18
Speaker 2: the property tax. So lots of figures swirling around, But
57:22
Speaker 2: in the final analysis, yeah you got It really does
57:24
Speaker 2: raise a lot of questions, like how is it that
57:26
Speaker 2: all of these Haitians ended up in, of all places, Springfield, Ohio. Yes,
57:29
Speaker 2: Governor of Wine does have a long standing connection with Haiti,
57:32
Speaker 2: And I guess I'm kind of wondering about that center
57:34
Speaker 2: that his daughter was involved with in Haiti. Was that
57:36
Speaker 2: like a leering center? Just saying asking out loud for
57:39
Speaker 2: a friend, But it's just it's weird, and I, you know,
57:45
Speaker 2: I just kind of wonder if the Springfield residents are
57:47
Speaker 2: struggling with the whole reality it's heard from one Springfield
57:50
Speaker 2: residence so far, go ahead.
57:52
Speaker 14: You know how big your heating bill is? Oh, just
57:55
Speaker 14: think about those old houses that are all around the
57:58
Speaker 14: country and over there in Springfield. Also the big two
58:02
Speaker 14: story monster homes where all the Haitians are living in.
58:05
Speaker 14: We're also septimizing their heat share because those things are
58:11
Speaker 14: cranking out nine hundred dollars a month heating bills, well,
58:14
Speaker 14: those old furnaces and on the in the walls.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, of course, well, let's face it, a sizeable
58:22
Speaker 2: whether or not you know, they're heating bills being care
58:24
Speaker 2: of for. There's all kinds of course, social welfare programs
58:26
Speaker 2: out there, and it's widely reported over and over and
58:29
Speaker 2: over again, a large majority of the illegal immigrant population
58:33
Speaker 2: are on social welfare benefits. They're not. They're not the
58:36
Speaker 2: you know, the people down the street that are living
58:38
Speaker 2: here peacefully and going to work each and every day
58:41
Speaker 2: and paying for themselves. No, you and I are. And
58:43
Speaker 2: therein lies the challenge with our immigration system. That's the
58:46
Speaker 2: problem with it. If everyone had to pen for themselves,
58:50
Speaker 2: they had to put food on their own table, they
58:52
Speaker 2: did not have a social welfare safety net to fall
58:55
Speaker 2: back on. I guess we wouldn't be the massive magnet
58:58
Speaker 2: we are for every man, woman and child in the
58:59
Speaker 2: world world to come here.
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Speaker 14: You know, if we get back to the school of
59:04
Speaker 14: voucher saying again and we get these kids going to
59:06
Speaker 14: these Catholic schools and stuff, we're not going to have
59:08
Speaker 14: kids walking out during the middle of the day.
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Speaker 7: The protest that.
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Speaker 2: Is guaranteed put that in your Yes, you can absolutely
59:17
Speaker 2: hang your hat on that one. See dark Tom. I
59:18
Speaker 2: appreciate the call Tom all over the place with topics,
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Speaker 2: Happy Monday. Try to make it so anyway, Well, here
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Speaker 2: we go. Didn't get over to nothing we've been talking
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Speaker 2: about yet this morning. I guess the Olympics are racist.
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Speaker 2: Uh yeah, Associated Press having a go at the European
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Speaker 2: Nations because they're Olympic teams lack of diversity. Ap article
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Speaker 2: highlighting how immigration from Africa and the Middle East has
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Speaker 2: transformed the demographics of European and Europe in recent decades. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: they've had a massive influx of refugees. They're having a
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Speaker 2: problem with it. They're struggling with it culturally. It's well
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Speaker 2: documented and it's been going on for a long time.
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Speaker 2: I guess they haven't made it into the Olympic team rosters,
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Speaker 2: though they said they noted while the United States was
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Speaker 2: sending one of the most diverse teams, the team rosters
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Speaker 2: from France, Germany, and Switzerland, in the words of the
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Speaker 2: AP look a lot like Sweden's overwhelmingly white and lacking
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Speaker 2: the immigrant representation. Are you guaranteed a spot of the
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Speaker 2: Olympic team? No, don't. You have to go through, oh,
1:01:48
Speaker 2: I don't know, various levels of competition and emerge victorious
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Speaker 2: as you work your way through the ranks, and then ultimately,
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Speaker 2: hopefully with the idea of being asked to join an
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Speaker 2: Olympic team because you have proven yourself and you've emerged
1:02:02
Speaker 2: victorious against competitors in any given sport. Right, It's the
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Speaker 2: ultimate meritocracy. Sorry sucks to be you. You're slower than me.
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Speaker 2: Sorry sucks to be you. You didn't jump as far on
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Speaker 2: your skis as I did. Oh, look, I'm on the team.
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Speaker 1: You're not.
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Speaker 2: If you're a person of color and you demonstrate your
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Speaker 2: ability and you advance and win. Stating the obvious, look
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Speaker 2: Thomas's Man's blending guess what you be on the team
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Speaker 2: accord to the AP article, the lack of athletes of
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Speaker 2: color at the Winter Olympics and in winter sports in
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Speaker 2: general has been a recurring theme in the US, which
1:02:40
Speaker 2: is sending one of the most diverse teams to the Games.
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Speaker 2: It hasn't gotten the same attention in Europe. Olympic roster
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Speaker 2: of France, Germany, Switzerland, other European winter sports nations looks
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Speaker 2: like Sweden's overwhelmingly white and lacking immigration representations seen in
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Speaker 2: their soccer or basketball teams. Wait a second, do you
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Speaker 2: think the sport has something to do with it? Soccer
1:02:58
Speaker 2: a global phenomenon. People from Africa play soccer, People from
1:03:01
Speaker 2: South America overwhelmingly play soccer. People from all over the
1:03:05
Speaker 2: globe play soccer. It's the most popular sport on the planet,
1:03:08
Speaker 2: meaning it touches countries and regions all around the world.
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Speaker 2: And you know what, you don't need to set a
1:03:13
Speaker 2: skis and winter conditions to play soccer. Maybe that's why
1:03:17
Speaker 2: it's universal. In places where there are mountains and where
1:03:22
Speaker 2: it snows, you tend to have people engaged in winter sports.
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Speaker 3: Duh.
1:03:31
Speaker 2: In the AP article, they quoted a Somali immigrant who
1:03:35
Speaker 2: came to Sweden with her family in two thousand and nine,
1:03:37
Speaker 2: said the Outlet. Said to the Outlet how it wasn't
1:03:39
Speaker 2: until twenty eighteen that she discovered, in her words, that
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Speaker 2: there was a ski slope five minutes from her home.
1:03:47
Speaker 2: This after a coworker suggested she tries snowbarding as part
1:03:50
Speaker 2: of a pilot integration project, I endeavoring to integrate the
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Speaker 2: Somali community in Sweden. Hey, Marian Hashi, did you know
1:04:05
Speaker 2: there's a mountain over there? Do you know they snowboard
1:04:08
Speaker 2: on that? Her statement, when you don't have information or
1:04:13
Speaker 2: access or anybody around you does it. Snowboarding is basically
1:04:17
Speaker 2: a white sport, and when you're not correctly integrated into
1:04:21
Speaker 2: the community, you don't know much about it. Correctly integrated.
1:04:28
Speaker 2: I'm struggling with this. I don't know. I think about
1:04:38
Speaker 2: my wife. She hates the cold weather, no skier or snowboarder.
1:04:43
Speaker 2: She There's a guy named Joseph Fallon who works as
1:04:48
Speaker 2: a in his title, Professor of Sport Pedagogy at Umia
1:04:53
Speaker 2: University in Sweden, talking to the AP about this, how
1:04:56
Speaker 2: the children of non European immigrants are unlikely to be
1:04:59
Speaker 2: introduced to sports that their parents aren't familiar with.
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Speaker 1: Ah.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I didn't go snow skiing until one of my
1:05:08
Speaker 2: first dates with my wife. I knew there was a
1:05:11
Speaker 2: thing called snow skiing. My mom and dad were not skiers.
1:05:15
Speaker 2: They didn't introduce me to the sport because my dad
1:05:18
Speaker 2: wouldn't be caught dead with a pair of snow skis
1:05:19
Speaker 2: on his feet. That wasn't happening in the Thomas household.
1:05:26
Speaker 2: Maybe it's a cultural thing. But is there some expectation
1:05:32
Speaker 2: that there must be people of color on every team?
1:05:37
Speaker 2: Maybe we need to spread the word. There's a thing air.
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Speaker 2: I'm announcing it to every person of color. I guess
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Speaker 2: of color because apparently all the white people know about
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Speaker 2: snowboarding or something. I can't make heads of tails out
1:05:47
Speaker 2: of this. There is snowboarding. You may have fun doing it.
1:05:50
Speaker 2: Then again, it involves outdoor and very cold temperatures. You
1:05:54
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Speaker 2: I wish I'd gotten Happy Monday. Some of the social
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Speaker 2: media comments and responses associated press article attacking to European
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Speaker 2: nations for lack of diversity in the winter olymics. Wait
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Speaker 2: a minute, you're telling me people from the Middle East
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Speaker 2: and Africa are into dominating the alpine skiing events. Another one,
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Speaker 2: I for one am shocked shocked that recent refugees from
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Speaker 2: the eastern deserts of Syria aren't dominating the finish ski
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Speaker 2: jumping team. John Carney over at Breitbart, why should diversity
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Speaker 2: be limited by immigration? Where are China's Africans? Where are
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Speaker 2: the African teams? With his span? Why not more white
1:08:01
Speaker 2: people on Zimbabwe's teams? Good questions, senior editor with Daily Wire.
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Speaker 2: As we all know, Somali migrants are renowned for their
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Speaker 2: skill on these ski slopes, songs in cheeks. Le's see
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Speaker 2: what Todd's got. Hey Todd, thanks for calling this morning.
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Speaker 2: Happy Monday.
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Speaker 8: Hey Brian good morning. Uh yeah, you kind of stole
1:08:22
Speaker 8: my thunder there a little bit with some of my comments.
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Speaker 8: Real quick, these immigrants and refugees in the European countries,
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Speaker 8: are they citizens of those countries?
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Speaker 1: Not to the best of my knowledge.
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Speaker 8: So you're supposed to represent the country.
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Speaker 1: You're a citizen of theoretically.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, And I was gonna mention, I haven't seen a
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Speaker 8: lot of diversity on a lot of the Middle East
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Speaker 8: and African teams either. I wonder why that's not an issue.
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Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that was kind of the point some of
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Speaker 2: the some of the comments on social media. You know,
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Speaker 2: how how come China's team doesn't have you know, people
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Speaker 2: from Africa and people from I don't know of Hispanic descent,
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Speaker 2: that kind of thing. I mean, most people would logically
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Speaker 2: and reasonably conclude, well, that's because not many people there
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Speaker 2: live there, and maybe meritocracy had something to do with it.
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Speaker 8: But well, there's that little pesky thing about skill and
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Speaker 8: real quick. On one of your previous ads, they asked
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Speaker 2: American, Yes, sir, absolutely, good point. Todd and how many
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Speaker 8: Yeah, thanks, scratch your head, Thank you very much and
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Speaker 8: have it.
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Speaker 17: Hi, Good morning, Brian. You had a caller a little
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Speaker 17: bit ago talking about our military presence in the Middle East. Yes,
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Speaker 17: and I think the reason for that is multifold. I
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Speaker 17: deadlock on nuclearsociations. Sure, they kind of stalled, and that
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Speaker 17: a lot of protests going on there and here with
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Speaker 17: showing military readiness by being there, and that gives us
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Speaker 17: political and strategic leverages of corent.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes, yes, we are preparing for war. We
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Speaker 2: are making a demonstration of it. We are moving lots
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Speaker 2: to happen next. Where's the congressional involvement, Maureene. I understand
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Speaker 2: the need for it and the strategic benefit of being
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Speaker 2: prepared to go into war if you're going to go
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Speaker 2: doesn't the constitution require congress?
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Speaker 5: Well?
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Speaker 17: That yes, that part I'm not sure about, but I
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Speaker 17: mean you've read the Constitution, Maureene. Well, I think I
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Speaker 17: think there's a lot going on behind the scenes that
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Speaker 17: we don't obviously, But yeah, so well that's just my point.
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Speaker 17: I think that they're there as a deterrent doesn't mean
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Speaker 17: that they're going to actually do anything. It's to stop
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Speaker 17: them from escalating against US.
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Speaker 13: I understand you're there.
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Speaker 17: We need to protect the Straits of horn Moves, and
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Speaker 17: maybe that's a reason enough to be there. That's a
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Speaker 1: I guess are we the you know, I got it.
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Speaker 1: It's like like Europe.
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Speaker 2: Are we the police department for every ship that's going
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Speaker 2: through the Strait of horn Moves? Is that what we're
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Speaker 2: there for? Is that what American tax players are for?
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Speaker 2: Are we protecting American assets? That'd be different. But then again,
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Speaker 2: you know, to what extent is the United States military
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Speaker 1: I mean, I get it. I'm not I'm not dumb.
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Speaker 2: I understand the point, but there are limitations of what
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Speaker 2: we can and cannot do. When I see us preparing
1:16:56
Speaker 2: for war, which we're obviously doing, you've got to prepare
1:16:59
Speaker 2: for it. If you're going to go to war. Where's
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Speaker 2: the declaration of war? Where's Congress's involvement? Where's the authorization
1:17:04
Speaker 2: for use of military force? If you think that's constitutionally
1:17:07
Speaker 2: compliant something. The silence from Congress is deafening. Where are
1:17:12
Speaker 2: the Democrats screaming and yelling about evil Donald Trump, you know,
1:17:14
Speaker 2: preparing us for war? Oh my god, us citizens are
1:17:17
Speaker 2: going to die quite literally if we go to war.
1:17:20
Speaker 17: Well, speaking of our Congress, I think when the Brunson
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Speaker 17: case comes out, we're going to find that a lot
1:17:26
Speaker 17: of them are neutered. I don't think they're effective at all,
1:17:30
Speaker 17: but I think of a majority of them are going
1:17:33
Speaker 17: to be found to be things centered around the entire
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Speaker 17: election process in twenty twenty. None of them spoke out
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Speaker 17: in that ten day period where they were supposed to
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Speaker 17: identify the international threat against our elections. So I think
1:17:48
Speaker 17: they are. They're neutered, They're ineffective. I'm disgusted with Congress absolutely. Yes,
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Speaker 17: their authority means nothing to me.
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Speaker 2: But the less effective they are, and they are just
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Speaker 17: You know, I think I think that we're in a
1:18:35
Speaker 17: like I said, we're in a strategic military operation, and
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Speaker 17: their executive orders in place that are allowing him to
1:18:43
Speaker 17: do a lot more than people realize. Because of what
1:18:46
Speaker 17: happened around the election, he put the military in control.
1:18:49
Speaker 17: That's why on his cap it says forty five dash
1:18:52
Speaker 17: forty seven he what Biden was not the president during
1:18:56
Speaker 17: forty six. I'm sorry, I think people need to wake
1:18:59
Speaker 17: up to that fact. We knew we were on to
1:19:02
Speaker 17: what was going on. The military moved in. He was
1:19:05
Speaker 17: commander in chief, but he was not president. Speaking of Trump,
1:19:08
Speaker 17: he was overseeing all this. The military has been in
1:19:11
Speaker 17: control ever since that election fraud was exposed via what
1:19:15
Speaker 17: they have on satellites, what they have on space force
1:19:18
Speaker 17: and everything else. So we're in a military operation, though
1:19:21
Speaker 17: some rules don't apply that might normally apply.
1:19:25
Speaker 2: Well, you perceive us under a military There's been no
1:19:29
Speaker 2: there hasn't been a coup the American military. The generals
1:19:31
Speaker 2: aren't calling the shots. The President's still calling the shots.
1:19:34
Speaker 2: In Congress does have the power to stop or express,
1:19:38
Speaker 2: you know, dissent over the direction we're going. I just
1:19:42
Speaker 2: you know, I know, you always keep going back to
1:19:45
Speaker 2: the twenty twenty election being stolen. You can say Joe
1:19:47
Speaker 2: Biden was not our president, and I hear people say that,
1:19:49
Speaker 2: But we lived through four years of the Biden administration
1:19:52
Speaker 2: and what he has done cannot be undone at least
1:19:54
Speaker 2: I don't see that executive pends of the auto pen aside.
1:19:58
Speaker 2: But here we are. It's twenty six and I know
1:20:03
Speaker 2: what Donald Trump says, But I still am clinging to
1:20:06
Speaker 2: that pesky Constitution, which is the supreme law of the land.
1:20:10
Speaker 2: I will always cling to that. Call me Congress from
1:20:12
Speaker 2: Massey if you want. You're not dealing with practical realities, Thomas,
1:20:15
Speaker 2: You're overlooking the need of expedience. You aren't you know,
1:20:19
Speaker 2: you aren't appreciating the urgency of the situation, and congressional
1:20:24
Speaker 2: inaction is the problem. We can't wait around for Congress
1:20:27
Speaker 2: to act. Well, that's what the document says. We need
1:20:28
Speaker 2: to do some form of authorization or you end up with,
1:20:33
Speaker 2: I don't know, a dictatorship. I hate to sound like
1:20:36
Speaker 2: Democrats along those lines, but this is where we are.
1:20:40
Speaker 2: And if Joe Biden or I'm sorry, if if Kamala
1:20:42
Speaker 2: Harris was president, if any other Democrat was president and
1:20:45
Speaker 2: they were doing this, we will be screaming our heads
1:20:47
Speaker 2: off about it.
1:20:47
Speaker 1: How can they do that?
1:20:50
Speaker 2: Marrian? Would you would you be accepting a US military
1:20:53
Speaker 2: involvement and getting into a global conflict with Iran dropping bombs,
1:20:57
Speaker 2: entering into a war if let's say Baraco Baba was
1:21:00
Speaker 2: behind it or in charge of it.
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Speaker 17: I think they're just there strategically.
1:21:08
Speaker 1: We're beyond that from.
1:21:09
Speaker 17: Ma's guiding and to stop things from happening.
1:21:12
Speaker 2: Okay, well they may be, and I can agree with
1:21:15
Speaker 2: you on that. As Commander a chief, he can direct
1:21:17
Speaker 2: our military resources and ancests wherever he wants around the globe.
1:21:21
Speaker 2: The question is what's next? And what's next getting closer
1:21:25
Speaker 2: to closer to being an all out shooting war. We've
1:21:27
Speaker 2: seen these patterns before in other conflicts that we've entered into,
1:21:30
Speaker 2: like going after a rock. So if that's what we
1:21:34
Speaker 2: can expect to happen, I'm going back to where is
1:21:36
Speaker 2: congressional action? Where's the authorization for you some military force?
1:21:39
Speaker 2: Where's something is? Again, if this was Obama doing it,
1:21:44
Speaker 2: we will be screaming bloody murder. The presidency shouldn't be
1:21:47
Speaker 2: a question of whose ox is being gorged. War should
1:21:50
Speaker 2: not be a question of whose ox is being gorged
1:21:51
Speaker 2: from a political standpoint. So, yes, I understand readiness. I
1:21:55
Speaker 2: understand being there to just to go ahead and hit
1:21:58
Speaker 2: the button and launch the stripe or whatever, and you
1:22:00
Speaker 2: got to be prepared to do that. But before you
1:22:03
Speaker 2: push the button and launch the strikes, there is that
1:22:06
Speaker 2: little constitutional reality that we have to contend with, and
1:22:08
Speaker 2: I'll never walk away from that. Lauren appreciated. Let's se
1:22:11
Speaker 2: what Jef's got this morning. Jeff, welcome to the Morning
1:22:13
Speaker 2: Show and happy Monday.
1:22:15
Speaker 3: Good morning, Brian. You and Sean are true patriots, buddy,
1:22:18
Speaker 3: Thank you.
1:22:20
Speaker 2: A nod from Sean and it's.
1:22:22
Speaker 6: Yeah, I know it's been a while, but it's just
1:22:24
Speaker 6: crazy units in life. But hey, yeah, and I agree
1:22:28
Speaker 6: with you on the last statement. It's just you you
1:22:31
Speaker 6: hope that everything once the once the initial things happened,
1:22:36
Speaker 6: that you hope that everybody got behind closed doors and
1:22:40
Speaker 6: and did it the constitutional way. And I just hope, yeah,
1:22:43
Speaker 6: they could keep doing it.
1:22:44
Speaker 3: But but on the on another hand, most actually most
1:22:48
Speaker 3: of them, and I hope that.
1:22:52
Speaker 13: Most of them up.
1:22:53
Speaker 3: There go to jail for the rest of your lives.
1:22:55
Speaker 3: But that's I'm not talking about just Democrats. I'm talking
1:22:59
Speaker 3: about I'm talking about both anybody.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, anybody would be nice that That's one thing I
1:23:05
Speaker 6: was going to call you that.
1:23:09
Speaker 3: Single person, if a single person would go to jail,
1:23:15
Speaker 3: I mean for just anything.
1:23:17
Speaker 6: I mean, I mean, they they break the laws now
1:23:19
Speaker 6: every single day, and we see it on the mainstream media.
1:23:22
Speaker 6: We see it on well, we see it definitely on
1:23:26
Speaker 6: journal a citizen journalist, which I love because they're the
1:23:30
Speaker 6: only ones telling the truth. I don't I don't trust Fox,
1:23:32
Speaker 6: I don't them. But but yeah, I mean they're just
1:23:38
Speaker 6: they're really out of control, and nobody's willing to do
1:23:41
Speaker 6: anything because of course, you know, hey, if I put
1:23:43
Speaker 6: my fellow Democrat, if I put my if I put
1:23:46
Speaker 6: a Democrat in jail, what what?
1:23:48
Speaker 5: What?
1:23:48
Speaker 6: What's to say? They won't put me in jail next week.
1:23:50
Speaker 6: So I'm not gonna I'm not gonna rock the boat.
1:23:53
Speaker 6: I'm gonna keep it the exact same as it's been
1:23:55
Speaker 6: for the last fifty years, and the swamp will stay
1:23:59
Speaker 6: in power. And and I just I'm but.
1:24:02
Speaker 3: Anyway, back to a little lighter side. But this morning
1:24:07
Speaker 3: I heard that bad Bunny got one hundred and forty
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Speaker 3: million views, and I'm just like, ye, sure he did.
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Speaker 3: I mean, come on, there is I don't know of
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Speaker 3: a single person liberal or Democrat that was going to
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Speaker 3: watch that last night.
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Speaker 5: Sudden, all of a sudden, he gets this biggest.
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Speaker 13: Thing in ten years.
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Speaker 3: I'm like, the guy has no talent, he was raised
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Speaker 3: a dress I mean, there is no freaking way.
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Speaker 6: I mean, and the Olympics is on. I'm on, they
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Speaker 6: just But then again.
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Speaker 3: We saw with USA they were paying for six hundred
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Speaker 3: thousand Disney Plus subscribers.
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Speaker 6: I mean, it's all just, it's all just they can
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Speaker 6: just say whatever they want and we'll apparently take that
1:24:54
Speaker 6: and appreciate it. But I personally, think that if you
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Speaker 6: are listening to any body that you don't know personally,
1:25:04
Speaker 6: you're out of your minds because they just they just.
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Speaker 3: Lie now all the time.
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Speaker 2: They lie about.
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Speaker 3: Television shows that are the most futrid things you've ever seen.
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Speaker 3: They lie about movies, they lie about I mean, it's
1:25:18
Speaker 3: horrible that we have such We have nobody to call them.
1:25:22
Speaker 3: I mean, nobody seems to want to rock the boat
1:25:25
Speaker 3: in Washington, nobody wants to rock the boat in Hollywood.
1:25:28
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just it's just so sad that I mean,
1:25:32
Speaker 3: at least we do have people like you and people
1:25:34
Speaker 3: like other talking persons in the other cities of the
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Speaker 3: United States that at least try with all their might
1:25:43
Speaker 3: to you know, defend the Constitution.
1:25:46
Speaker 6: To try to give us the you know, both sides
1:25:50
Speaker 6: of an argument, to try to just be honest. And
1:25:54
Speaker 6: I don't see anything anybody above that that does it anymore.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's just convenient to just, you know, get
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Speaker 2: in an echo chamber where people are saying what you
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Speaker 2: want to hear, and you believe it, and you just
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Speaker 2: go around and repeat some sound bite and you think
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Speaker 2: you're right, and you fail to appreciate the broader picture
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Speaker 2: that's going on now. I appreciate the kind words. I'm
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Speaker 2: just looking for the truth. I just want the damn truth.
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Speaker 2: And I also want some more responsibility when it comes
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Speaker 2: to how my taxpayer dollars are being spent. But one
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Speaker 2: Christopher Smith Aman, Welcome back, my friend.
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Speaker 1: Always love having you on the show.
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Speaker 7: Paul, Thanks for having me on. I really appreciate. I
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Speaker 2: So what is on your mind. I don't know if
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Speaker 2: you saw Signal ninety nine's post about our nine to
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Speaker 1: I couldn't believe that.
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Speaker 2: Actually they got private communications behind the scenes, secured channels,
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Speaker 2: I could not believe that.
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Speaker 7: Well, first, thanks to Signal ninety nine for bringing it
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Speaker 7: to our attention. And it's just an extension of what
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Speaker 7: we're seeing Brian coming from City Hall and the mayor office.
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Speaker 7: And I'll confirm that in a you know, in thirty
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Speaker 7: seconds here as I talk about this, but our nine
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Speaker 7: to one one call center is like the heart of
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Speaker 7: and they do a phenomenal job. If they're listening to me,
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Speaker 7: I want them to know that we thank them for
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Speaker 7: their service. And these outliners of employees that are doing
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Speaker 7: this is not a reflection on the majority of nine
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Speaker 7: I guarantee you that all right, But what you do
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Speaker 7: have are these long rules out here who think that
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Speaker 7: there's some abolitionists, which they are not. As we are
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Speaker 7: talking about Black history model, where our law enforcement are
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Speaker 7: here to get the worst the worst out of our country.
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Speaker 7: You know, they're looking for people who have broken laws.
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Speaker 7: And when they're talking about breaking the law just breaking
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Speaker 7: into the country. They're going after gang members, they're going
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Speaker 7: after rapists, they're going after murderers, They're going after people
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Speaker 7: that have broken the law in our country and that
1:30:09
Speaker 7: they are here illegally. So for them to be posting up,
1:30:13
Speaker 7: I mean you're saying someone who we call for help
1:30:17
Speaker 7: to go and say, listen, there is ices in your community,
1:30:22
Speaker 7: and they're here to take out a criminal or a rapist,
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Speaker 7: and I want to let you know that they're there.
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Speaker 7: Get ready, get out of there. That is the opposite
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Speaker 7: of the sworn duty of a nine to one one
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Speaker 7: don't hear anything coming from city Hall. We have a
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Speaker 7: border directors, there are nine members of council, there's a mayor.
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Speaker 7: We have to hear it from Signal ninety nine. I
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Speaker 7: guarantee you this public. No one from city Hall will
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Speaker 7: investigate this, call it out, say it's bad, because we
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Speaker 7: have a council and a mayor that are anti cop,
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Speaker 7: anti law enforcement. They are pro criminal, They are pro
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Speaker 7: anything that that somebody is doing illegal in this country.
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Speaker 7: They are for that. You can't you can't come to
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Speaker 2: We're still going to continue on the topic of conversation
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Speaker 2: with the City of Cincinnati being completely anti law enforcement,
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Speaker 2: or we have other areas we need to dive on into.
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Speaker 1: Christopher.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, We're going to dive into something that's a little
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Speaker 7: a little fun and then I'll come back to the
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Speaker 7: Smith event. You know. One, I want to just recognize
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Speaker 7: again Black History Month, and I want to hone in
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Speaker 7: on something that's important in American history, which is June teenth.
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Speaker 7: And I want to continue to educate our community on
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Speaker 7: the importance of the celebration of Juneteenth, where it is
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Speaker 7: not in opposition to July fourth. And so this is
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Speaker 7: all about free slaves, the end of slavery Linke's Emancipation
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Speaker 7: Proclamation on January first of eighteen sixty three. But then
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Speaker 7: that information we didn't have the internet, Brian Thomas, So
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Speaker 7: it took two years for the information to get to Texas, right,
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Speaker 7: and when those soldiers got to Texas, there were still
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Speaker 7: two hundred and fifty thousand plus enslaved black Americans there.
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Speaker 7: And it was at that moment where they told the
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Speaker 7: people in Texas that listen, slavery is over and all
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Speaker 7: of you are free, and that is the beginning of Juneteenth.
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Speaker 7: Republicans in this country should embrace this date. Remember it
1:34:47
Speaker 7: was the Lincoln President Lincoln, it was Republicans who voted
1:34:51
Speaker 7: for the thirteenth Amendment. Understand that Democrats were voting against
1:34:56
Speaker 7: the thirteenth Amendment. So when you think of about when
1:35:01
Speaker 7: you think about free slaves meaning I'm your brother, and
1:35:07
Speaker 7: the people who freed my ancestors were Republicans by parties,
1:35:16
Speaker 7: and we missed this in our history. It's not taught
1:35:19
Speaker 7: in these liberal schools. They'll talk about the Emancipation Proclamation,
1:35:23
Speaker 7: but they won't talk about Junet. They won't talk about
1:35:27
Speaker 7: the history of Junet, they won't talk about the thirteenth
1:35:30
Speaker 7: Amendment that was voted on and the number of Republicans
1:35:35
Speaker 7: who voted to say, yes, we must free slave. By
1:35:40
Speaker 7: the way, Emancipation Proclamation was an executive order. What codified
1:35:44
Speaker 7: it was the thirteenth Amendment, and so when that vote
1:35:48
Speaker 7: went down, right, there were lots of Democrats disproportionately who
1:35:54
Speaker 7: voted against it. They did not want to free black
1:35:58
Speaker 7: people in America. And I think that's a great thing
1:36:01
Speaker 7: for me to talk about on black history.
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Speaker 2: vast majority of people of all political stripes and colors
1:36:12
Speaker 2: are in favor of it, with the Democrats running around
1:36:14
Speaker 2: talking about Jim Crow two point zero. Christopher Smithman, you
1:36:17
Speaker 2: know your history in the South, who which party, Which
1:36:20
Speaker 2: party was responsible for putting in place Jim Crow laws, huh? Democrats?
1:36:26
Speaker 7: Democrats, Yeah, the Dixiecrats. The Dixiecrats were there with all
1:36:31
Speaker 7: of their laws and the thing that they could do.
1:36:34
Speaker 7: And the klan who were who were Democrats, yep, who
1:36:38
Speaker 7: were there blocking the progress in the South. And by
1:36:42
Speaker 7: the way, there was an entire war on this conversation
1:36:48
Speaker 7: just a little thing, brother, an entire war based on
1:36:52
Speaker 7: the freedom of African Americans, black people, color people, whatever
1:36:57
Speaker 7: you want to call my ancestry at that time. But
1:37:01
Speaker 7: the reality of it was at the heart of that
1:37:04
Speaker 7: freedom Black History Months were Republicans. And I want to
1:37:09
Speaker 7: thank those Republicans who voted, who stood up, who fought,
1:37:13
Speaker 7: who lost their life on the battlefield to free African
1:37:17
Speaker 7: Americans in this country. And I think we have to
1:37:20
Speaker 7: talk about it and tell the truth about this history
1:37:23
Speaker 7: because it is not taught in our public school system.
1:37:27
Speaker 7: They only go so far Brian Thomas, and then they stop.
1:37:32
Speaker 7: They don't tell the whole story. And so that's why
1:37:35
Speaker 7: students don't have this information. That's why people who are
1:37:38
Speaker 7: listening right now, who never they look at Juneteenth and
1:37:40
Speaker 7: they're like, I'm against Judent teenth. I'm like, if you're
1:37:42
Speaker 7: a Republican, listen to me, you should be standing with
1:37:46
Speaker 7: your American flag embracing Juneteenth, saying this was a great
1:37:51
Speaker 7: day for the Republican Party period.
1:37:54
Speaker 2: You're right, it's an excellent point. It really is. I mean,
1:37:58
Speaker 2: considering the significant of the day and what it meant
1:38:01
Speaker 2: to so many people, I mean, what it meant to
1:38:04
Speaker 2: America generally, we should be and should have always been
1:38:08
Speaker 2: celebrating and pointing it out along the lines of what
1:38:10
Speaker 2: you said, and you know what, you may be onto something.
1:38:13
Speaker 2: Maybe the reason it isn't taught is exactly that, because
1:38:16
Speaker 2: it would give Republicans credit where credit is due. It
1:38:18
Speaker 2: would point out the lies that Democrats have been perpetrating
1:38:21
Speaker 2: since they transformed the Democrat Party into one that was
1:38:25
Speaker 2: absolutely built on and thrived upon racism, to one that
1:38:28
Speaker 2: you know, suggested it was going to be helping, it
1:38:31
Speaker 2: would be helpful to the black people, and started this
1:38:34
Speaker 2: whole cradle to grave welfare system that we live in.
1:38:36
Speaker 2: How's that worked out?
1:38:37
Speaker 7: Christopher look Lyndon Johnson said something pretty profound, right that
1:38:44
Speaker 7: he was going to put something in place that made
1:38:48
Speaker 7: black people at that time, color people vote for Democrats
1:38:51
Speaker 7: for the rest of their life. Look it up, look
1:38:54
Speaker 7: at exactly what he said, and what the point of
1:38:58
Speaker 7: President Lyndon Johnson at this time. And so when we
1:39:00
Speaker 7: talk about American history, right, we got to tell the
1:39:04
Speaker 7: whole story. And it is so unfortunate that our school systems,
1:39:08
Speaker 7: public school systems across the United States of America, do
1:39:12
Speaker 7: not talk about Juneteenth in the context that it should
1:39:15
Speaker 7: be talked about. They miss all of this. And a
1:39:18
Speaker 7: part of my schleen event this morning is to say,
1:39:20
Speaker 7: let's start telling the truth and let's start celebrating Juneteenth.
1:39:25
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1:39:27
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1:39:35
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Speaker 7: Floor LOOK i heard some of your callers coming. IN
1:41:22
Speaker 7: i think we are going to war With. Iran just a.
1:41:25
Speaker 7: Statement all the signs are, there a lot of protesters
1:41:31
Speaker 7: there have been. Shot whether we agree or disagree with
1:41:36
Speaker 7: what the president's action is going to. Be let's just
1:41:38
Speaker 7: get behind The White. House you, know when we put
1:41:41
Speaker 7: our military in the in harm's. Way we can argue
1:41:46
Speaker 7: all we, want you, know but let's put a united
1:41:49
Speaker 7: front on. It If congress knows it's, happening you, know
1:41:52
Speaker 7: put on their big boys, pants take an, action make a,
1:41:55
Speaker 7: decision say don't, go take a, vote do whatever they.
1:41:58
Speaker 7: Do but it's clear your caller is. Right everything is lining, up, carriers, battleships.
1:42:04
Speaker 7: Everything if they don't think we're about to start dropping
1:42:07
Speaker 7: bombs In, iran you've got to be living under a.
1:42:10
Speaker 7: Rock we don't know when it's going to, happen but
1:42:12
Speaker 7: we know it's going to. HAPPEN i don't know if
1:42:14
Speaker 7: his regime, CHANGE i don't.
1:42:15
Speaker 6: Know what it.
1:42:16
Speaker 7: Is but clearly The White house has said enough is,
1:42:19
Speaker 7: enough and we're gonna draw red lines here and we're
1:42:22
Speaker 7: going to make it. Happen that's WHAT i see. Happening
1:42:24
Speaker 7: AND i agree.
1:42:25
Speaker 6: With your caller who called in.
1:42:26
Speaker 2: Earlier, yeah AND i understand that you need to project
1:42:29
Speaker 2: strength if you are going to get into a. CONFLICT
1:42:31
Speaker 2: i understand you need to have the military hardware and equipment.
1:42:33
Speaker 2: Ready otherwise you're caught with your pants. Down that will
1:42:36
Speaker 2: be a poor choice militarily. Speaking But i'm, Praying i'm
1:42:40
Speaker 2: on my knees, metaphorically on my, knees praying the Dear
1:42:43
Speaker 2: god that the point of bringing the military hardware there
1:42:47
Speaker 2: is to increase our position at the negotiating. Table in other,
1:42:50
Speaker 2: words scare the living crap out of The iranians recognizing
1:42:53
Speaker 2: that we did such a great job blowing up their
1:42:55
Speaker 2: nuclear facilities that we're going to do it again and
1:42:58
Speaker 2: they need to wake up to the real and we
1:43:00
Speaker 2: need to enter into some sort of arrangement whereby they
1:43:02
Speaker 2: give up their designs on building nuclear.
1:43:05
Speaker 1: Weapons.
1:43:06
Speaker 2: Period so if that's why the military force is, there
1:43:08
Speaker 2: the better our position at the bargaining, table then, Fine
1:43:11
Speaker 2: but you know what if they say no and walk,
1:43:13
Speaker 2: Away you've drawn that line in the, sand haven't. You
1:43:16
Speaker 2: doesn't that mean that the bombs necessarily must drop if
1:43:19
Speaker 2: that's with the implicit, Threat and that's WHERE i Think
1:43:21
Speaker 2: congress needs a step.
1:43:22
Speaker 7: IN i think that they've crossed that. LINE i think
1:43:25
Speaker 7: you're absolutely. Right congress has the opportunity to your listening
1:43:29
Speaker 7: audience to take action right now if they want. To right,
1:43:33
Speaker 7: so they want they know what you know, WHAT i
1:43:35
Speaker 7: know what your caller those, look they know more than we.
1:43:38
Speaker 7: Know they're getting, intel they're getting. Briefing bottom line, is
1:43:41
Speaker 7: if they want to take, action they. Can what frustrates
1:43:44
Speaker 7: me is that the action is taken and then they, go, oh,
1:43:47
Speaker 7: MAN i can't believe this is. Happening, right you should
1:43:49
Speaker 7: have come and asked me for our. Permission, look all
1:43:52
Speaker 7: of that is. Grandstanding bottom, Line congress can. Act the
1:43:55
Speaker 7: other THING i want to talk about is right headed
1:43:57
Speaker 7: into a government. Shutdown it looks like it's all about.
1:44:00
Speaker 7: Ice it's all about the nine to one one caller
1:44:03
Speaker 7: system that you talked, about where The democrats are basically,
1:44:06
Speaker 7: saying on take, everybody take off your covers on your.
1:44:09
Speaker 7: Face even though DURING. Covid they were, saying put all
1:44:13
Speaker 7: the covers on your. Face as a matter of, fact
1:44:15
Speaker 7: you could go into a bank and have your face.
1:44:18
Speaker 7: Covered it was just an amazing time in. History so they're. Changing, hey,
1:44:21
Speaker 7: everybody show your. Identity you're going in to arrest the
1:44:25
Speaker 7: gang banger people are out here doxing me and, Saying
1:44:28
Speaker 7: i'm gonna come kill your. Family we have a national
1:44:30
Speaker 7: person looking for their. Mother we know, that you, know
1:44:34
Speaker 7: clearly they knew who she was in order to abduct.
1:44:37
Speaker 7: Her ice agents are worried about their, families and clearly
1:44:41
Speaker 7: The democrats seem like they don't care about that because
1:44:44
Speaker 7: they just aren't into law. Enforcement they're about defund they
1:44:48
Speaker 7: are about. Reimagining they just do not like. Cops they
1:44:53
Speaker 7: do not like law. Enforcement and so we're headed to
1:44:55
Speaker 7: a government shut down because of. It and This charlie
1:44:58
Speaker 7: poofs person AND i might be pronounce to get his name.
1:45:00
Speaker 7: Wrong sorry to the. Public he did a great job
1:45:03
Speaker 7: on the national. Anthem i'm always worried that during THE nfl,
1:45:09
Speaker 7: game these people make so much. Money they are. Entertainers
1:45:14
Speaker 7: they are benefiting from my, country from our. Country if
1:45:20
Speaker 7: you don't like, it get Out this is not a perfect.
1:45:25
Speaker 7: Experiment there are things that have happened that aren't. Good
1:45:29
Speaker 7: but the reality of it is we are united under
1:45:33
Speaker 7: That american, flag and THAT nfl game for so many
1:45:37
Speaker 7: is a. Centerpiece it is not a place to grandstand
1:45:41
Speaker 7: and tell the world that you're mad about, anything Because
1:45:44
Speaker 7: i've got nothing but deca millionaires on the field playing
1:45:48
Speaker 7: at our, expense when you've got middle class people that
1:45:51
Speaker 7: can't even afford a ticket to sit in that dog on.
1:45:54
Speaker 7: Stadium so my reality Is i'm glad that we had
1:45:57
Speaker 7: some performances yesterday that recognize the service and the bloodshed
1:46:03
Speaker 7: for anybody to be in that stadium last. NIGHT i
1:46:06
Speaker 7: get emotional thinking about it BECAUSE i think about The
1:46:09
Speaker 7: Tuskegee airmen who at every reason to say they did
1:46:13
Speaker 7: not like this, country and they were going in the
1:46:16
Speaker 7: back door when they came, home but they understood we
1:46:20
Speaker 7: have a duty to serve our. Country we're gonna die
1:46:24
Speaker 7: for our. Country so how dare anybody get out there
1:46:27
Speaker 7: and grandstand during THE nfl. Game it's not the, time
1:46:31
Speaker 7: it's not the, place And i'm not going to identify
1:46:33
Speaker 7: anybody else.
1:46:34
Speaker 13: Who did anything.
1:46:35
Speaker 7: Differently i'm just gonna Say i'm glad it didn't happen
1:46:38
Speaker 7: during the national. ANTHEM i thought the young man did
1:46:41
Speaker 7: a good.
1:46:42
Speaker 2: Job, YEAH i was impressed by his vocal. Skills you,
1:46:45
Speaker 2: know going back to your point The, DEMOCRATS i, think
1:46:48
Speaker 2: really what this boils down. To they are against the.
1:46:52
Speaker 2: Laws we are a nation of. Laws how many times
1:46:54
Speaker 2: has been said that we are a nation of. Laws
1:46:57
Speaker 2: laws are what keeps the system, Together. Christopher and if
1:47:01
Speaker 2: you undermine the rule of law at every, turn and
1:47:03
Speaker 2: you question the rule of law at every, turn you
1:47:05
Speaker 2: are really questioning the entire fabric of our. Being AND
1:47:09
Speaker 2: i think that's what this is all. About That.
1:47:13
Speaker 7: China china is softening up our young people so that
1:47:17
Speaker 7: When World war three, happens they're not, ready. Right they
1:47:21
Speaker 7: are a long game. Country The World war two vets
1:47:26
Speaker 7: are dying, off and they're wanting them to die. Off
1:47:29
Speaker 7: they're wanting that generation to die. Off read your. History
1:47:33
Speaker 7: we get Into World war, Three we're softening up our
1:47:36
Speaker 7: young people so they do not like our. Country and
1:47:39
Speaker 7: THE nfl and THE nba and whatever. Else all these
1:47:43
Speaker 7: sports are here where people are making all this, money
1:47:45
Speaker 7: including people in The, olympics who are benefiting and making
1:47:48
Speaker 7: all this. Money they get out there and they PRONOUNCE
1:47:51
Speaker 7: i got a problem with my. Country then don't. Compete
1:47:55
Speaker 7: go go compete under The china. Flag if that's where
1:47:59
Speaker 7: you want to. Go if that's what you want to,
1:48:01
Speaker 7: do go compete for another. Country this country is so.
1:48:05
Speaker 7: Gracious so many times it is, imperfect and the bottom
1:48:10
Speaker 7: line is we don't have to point those things. Out
1:48:12
Speaker 7: we keep working on this. Experiment the last THING i
1:48:15
Speaker 7: want to, Say Brian, thomas our President President trump owes
1:48:20
Speaker 7: an apology to The. Obamas it doesn't matter to me
1:48:24
Speaker 7: whether it was a mistake by a. STAFFER i don't.
1:48:27
Speaker 7: Care i'm with. You when when you Put President obama
1:48:30
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1:48:34
Speaker 7: i don't care who did, it and you're the leader
1:48:36
Speaker 7: of the free. World this is when you just, SAY
1:48:40
Speaker 7: i am. SORRY i don't know what it is about
1:48:45
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1:48:49
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1:48:53
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1:48:58
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1:49:03
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1:49:22
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1:49:26
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1:49:29
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1:49:33
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1:49:45
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1:49:49
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1:53:32
Speaker 2: i have to go to, bed yeah and.
1:53:34
Speaker 1: Plug it's not worth the sacrifice this time around.
1:53:36
Speaker 2: One, Now AND i really wasn't real happy About seattle
1:53:38
Speaker 2: ultimately winning. Either, ANYHOW i didn't have a stake in the,
1:53:41
Speaker 2: game and of COURSE i wasn't interested in the halftime, show.
1:53:43
Speaker 1: Even Though John kasick loved. It, yeah to each their.
1:53:48
Speaker 16: Own you, KNOW i can't remember the last halftime show
1:53:50
Speaker 16: That i've been interested, in and that political.
1:53:52
Speaker 1: Statement they're just two, artsy fartsy and weird for pro'bab
1:53:55
Speaker 1: with you all day.
1:53:55
Speaker 2: Long maybe this is a sign of, age you, know
1:53:57
Speaker 2: you just you kind of lose track of modern music
1:54:00
Speaker 2: the older you.
1:54:00
Speaker 1: Get So i'm way too many signs of age these, Days, Brian.
1:54:03
Speaker 2: Amen, Brother i'm still living in the eighties and nineties music. Wise,
1:54:05
Speaker 2: Anyway let's get over to, well get yourself a financial.
1:54:08
Speaker 2: Planner it's so damn. Important so let's are we dealing
1:54:11
Speaker 2: with another tech bubble? Here Brian james with this artificial
1:54:14
Speaker 2: intelligence fears battering stocks? AGAIN i saw the article you
1:54:17
Speaker 2: attached on The New York.
1:54:18
Speaker 16: Times, yeah so it does appear that we've got a
1:54:21
Speaker 16: bit of a but this isn't you. Know we have
1:54:23
Speaker 16: a bubble every time we get excited about, something and
1:54:25
Speaker 16: there's always some catalyst behind the market moving, things and you,
1:54:29
Speaker 16: know a lot of times it winds up being a
1:54:31
Speaker 16: bubble of varying. Sizes sometimes the bubble bursts all at,
1:54:34
Speaker 16: once and sometimes the air goes out slowly like a.
1:54:36
Speaker 1: Balloon but so where.
1:54:37
Speaker 16: We are now while we're talking about, this so global
1:54:40
Speaker 16: software tech stocks plunge sharply last week AFTER ai Firm
1:54:43
Speaker 16: anthropic released major upgrades and. Plugins if you were watching
1:54:46
Speaker 16: The Super, bowl you saw a couple commercials for something Called.
1:54:50
Speaker 1: Claude That's, Anthropic and.
1:54:52
Speaker 16: The reason for this is investors are interpreting this as
1:54:55
Speaker 16: a threat to traditional software business. Models the reason That
1:55:00
Speaker 16: claude is such a threat is because they've shifted toward
1:55:02
Speaker 16: automation of actual real business. Workflows and that sounds like
1:55:05
Speaker 16: business mumbo, jumbo but we're talking about legal, review document, drafting,
1:55:09
Speaker 16: analytics and coding, tasks actual real tasks that people do
1:55:13
Speaker 16: every day for, money not just simple chat or coding,
1:55:16
Speaker 16: help and this is raising fears THAT ai could actually
1:55:19
Speaker 16: replace substantial parts of existing software. Functionality so there's just
1:55:24
Speaker 16: as an, example there's a legal WORKFLOW ai plug in
1:55:27
Speaker 16: that was singled out as a catalyst for accelerating these sell,
1:55:30
Speaker 16: offs especially in the legal software and data analytic analytics
1:55:33
Speaker 16: companies like R E lx And Walter's. Klure so these
1:55:36
Speaker 16: are fairly detailed. Examples but the whole point of this
1:55:40
Speaker 16: is The claude is currently perceived to be an actual
1:55:44
Speaker 16: threat to the human brains doing previously human.
1:55:47
Speaker 1: Jobs now we'll see we get wound up about this
1:55:49
Speaker 1: kind of.
1:55:49
Speaker 16: Thing there, were you, know a year and a, half
1:55:51
Speaker 16: two years, ago there was A chinese replacement deep SOMETHING
1:55:55
Speaker 16: i can't even remember, anymore but it was supposedly better
1:55:57
Speaker 16: and cheaper than Open AI's, chatchyts and it came.
1:56:01
Speaker 1: And went in a span of a few.
1:56:02
Speaker 16: Months so we'll see if this is really just an
1:56:05
Speaker 16: actual problem for THE ai industry or you, know, honestly
1:56:09
Speaker 16: this is WHAT ai is supposed to, Do so this
1:56:11
Speaker 16: could be actually. Advancement SO i don't know whether we
1:56:13
Speaker 16: need to be worried about it or just looking at it, saying,
1:56:15
Speaker 16: hey you, know competition rears its ugly ahead again and
1:56:18
Speaker 16: somebody's gonna, win somebody's gonna.
1:56:20
Speaker 2: Lose, well isn't this just the obvious next step in artificial?
1:56:25
Speaker 2: INTELLIGENCE i, mean whether it's here right, now this is
1:56:28
Speaker 2: ultimately where we're gonna, be isn't.
1:56:30
Speaker 1: It you would think. So but the, so it's not
1:56:33
Speaker 1: the tech.
1:56:34
Speaker 16: Stocks it's not the competition necessarily that is the focus.
1:56:38
Speaker 16: Here If claude is the real, deal then it's it's
1:56:40
Speaker 16: companies Like. Microsoft it's companies that have knitted together a
1:56:44
Speaker 16: lot of different things for humans to. Use, well the
1:56:47
Speaker 16: perception is That claude could replace a lot of those.
1:56:49
Speaker 16: Things so it's not just That claude is a threat
1:56:51
Speaker 16: to the, chatch GPTs and the LARGER ai tools of the.
1:56:54
Speaker 16: World it's the threat to the things that aren't exactly
1:56:57
Speaker 16: THEMSELVES ai that are made for human beings to.
1:56:59
Speaker 2: Use, Okay i'm a little reluctant to ask, this But
1:57:03
Speaker 2: i'm trying to ask if you can, do like a
1:57:04
Speaker 2: real vanilla, example like walk through an illustration of maybe
1:57:09
Speaker 2: some software application or something that's going to go the
1:57:11
Speaker 2: way the Dodo if in, fact these these fears are
1:57:14
Speaker 2: are are, true you, know put like a.
1:57:18
Speaker 16: WELL i, MEAN i GUESS i would think of something, like,
1:57:20
Speaker 16: uh like The Microsoft office tools that are out. THERE
1:57:23
Speaker 16: i mean this get this is kind of a really
1:57:25
Speaker 16: over the simplified, example but.
1:57:26
Speaker 1: That's What i'm looking. For, yeah, sure grade level here for. Me,
1:57:30
Speaker 1: yeah so SO i, WOULD i.
1:57:32
Speaker 16: WOULD i would think of this as in terms, of you,
1:57:34
Speaker 16: know for those tools out there to produce documents and
1:57:37
Speaker 16: spreadsheets all that kind of. Thing that is a, huge
1:57:39
Speaker 16: huge part Of microsoft's, uh you, know annual. Revenue right although,
1:57:43
Speaker 16: subscribe by the, way that's a subscription model. Anymore you're
1:57:45
Speaker 16: not buying a buying a pile of, CDs because that's
1:57:47
Speaker 16: the way that software has gone over the past couple of.
1:57:50
Speaker 1: Decades, well that may no longer be.
1:57:51
Speaker 16: Needed if, if IF ai is able to produce these
1:57:54
Speaker 16: types of documents and, things then you don't need a
1:57:56
Speaker 16: human being to interface between you, know between the chair
1:57:59
Speaker 16: and the canter to produce a document or a. SPREADSHEET
1:58:02
Speaker 16: ai will take care of it for you and send
1:58:03
Speaker 16: it to the people who matter on the higher levels
1:58:06
Speaker 16: who need to review this.
1:58:07
Speaker 2: Data. Wow so it's like, saying, hey CHAT, gvt you,
1:58:10
Speaker 2: know create fill in the. Blank we're, saying, hey this,
1:58:14
Speaker 2: SOFTWARE i need a spreadsheet with all this, data make
1:58:17
Speaker 2: it for, me and it.
1:58:18
Speaker 1: Does, yeah.
1:58:18
Speaker 16: Exactly so that's what leaders of companies will be looking to.
1:58:21
Speaker 16: Do and so it's not necessarily those leaders, yet it's
1:58:24
Speaker 16: the business analysts underneath, them and there's a lot of
1:58:26
Speaker 16: them out there who are pulling that data, today collating
1:58:29
Speaker 16: it from twelve different resources and putting some kind of
1:58:32
Speaker 16: presentation together about it so that the leadership of the
1:58:36
Speaker 16: company can look at those. Things, well that level of
1:58:38
Speaker 16: management is kind of under threat right, now as are
1:58:41
Speaker 16: the tools that they, use which is why we're talking
1:58:43
Speaker 16: about the impact on the stock.
1:58:44
Speaker 1: Market this is a double hit.
1:58:45
Speaker 2: Then, yeah the manufacturers of the software that really their
1:58:48
Speaker 2: business model is predicated on us keep paying, subscriptions so
1:58:51
Speaker 2: if the need for that software, disappears their business model.
1:58:54
Speaker 2: Collapses but the using of this artificial intelligence also will
1:58:58
Speaker 2: eliminate a whole lot of jobs in the world for
1:59:00
Speaker 2: people who are number crunchers or like spreadsheet filler inner
1:59:04
Speaker 2: type people that we won't need them anymore, either.
1:59:06
Speaker 16: Correct and that's just today's example of. It, now, AGAIN
1:59:08
Speaker 16: i want to stress that this is just the market's
1:59:10
Speaker 16: opinion on one. Day you, Know anthropic came out with some,
1:59:14
Speaker 16: good good results and some good detail on what they're
1:59:16
Speaker 16: capable of. Doing but, again we just saw this a
1:59:20
Speaker 16: year and a half ago with That chinese company that
1:59:22
Speaker 16: was going to Replace CHAT gpt and then it was
1:59:23
Speaker 16: revealed to not be the real. THING i don't think
1:59:25
Speaker 16: that's the case here at, all Because anthropic is a
1:59:28
Speaker 16: pretty well known company and those are some pretty powerful.
1:59:30
Speaker 16: Tools BUT i think the market is kind of ignoring
1:59:34
Speaker 16: for the moment the impact it could have in driving
1:59:37
Speaker 16: competition across these different. Tools So i'm Sure microsoft is
1:59:40
Speaker 16: not going to fold and stand down and just, say,
1:59:42
Speaker 16: WELL i guess we've been beating at our own. Game
1:59:44
Speaker 16: Remember microsoft has a massive investment in Open ai, themselves
1:59:48
Speaker 16: and So i'm sure this is just just more sign of,
1:59:51
Speaker 16: competition but just some choppiness in the waters for, now.
1:59:54
Speaker 2: Fair, Enough AND i guess THE nasdak is what will
1:59:56
Speaker 2: be most implicated by. This if it whatever it happened to,
2:00:00
Speaker 2: be hits the, fan that's where it's going to be reflected,
2:00:02
Speaker 2: mostly isn't.
2:00:03
Speaker 16: It, Yeah but there will also be THE nasdak is
2:00:05
Speaker 16: of course more focused on those technology, tools so there'll
2:00:08
Speaker 16: be other companies that benefit from THIS s AND. P
2:00:12
Speaker 16: i'm looking at more because remember who's remember we talked
2:00:14
Speaker 16: about this all the, time but remember THE s AND
2:00:16
Speaker 16: p is largely driven by seven, companies you, know the
2:00:18
Speaker 16: mag seven out, there and they're all technology. Companies so
2:00:21
Speaker 16: nobody will escape the ups and downs of this because
2:00:23
Speaker 16: it is just so ingrained in all the technology of
2:00:26
Speaker 16: how we drive the economy forward every.
2:00:27
Speaker 2: Day, well clearly you're going to be watching this as
2:00:29
Speaker 2: a financial planner on behalf of your. Clients what does
2:00:32
Speaker 2: this suggest to people who are invested in the markets
2:00:34
Speaker 2: four oh ONE k and? OTHERWISE i, mean can we
2:00:36
Speaker 2: get ahead of what seems to be the Inevitable Brian, James.
2:00:39
Speaker 16: Well hopefully you're the inevitable to me is the ability
2:00:43
Speaker 16: for companies.
2:00:44
Speaker 1: To be more.
2:00:45
Speaker 16: Efficient so it doesn't really change anything you should be doing. Now,
2:00:47
Speaker 16: now if you're in one of these, sectors if that's
2:00:49
Speaker 16: your job that is threatened by, this well then yeah
2:00:51
Speaker 16: you might want to polish up some, skills maybe find
2:00:54
Speaker 16: a new. Path But i'll Bet i'll bet that's not
2:00:55
Speaker 16: news to anybody out there who's been paying attention TO.
2:00:58
Speaker 16: Ai your graphic design and those types of roles out,
2:01:01
Speaker 16: there those are the ones probably under. THREAT i, mean
2:01:03
Speaker 16: look look at how many of those commercials were yesterday
2:01:05
Speaker 16: were designed BY. Ai you can still kind of Tell
2:01:09
Speaker 16: i'm pretty sure those aren't graphic designers and video specialists
2:01:13
Speaker 16: putting those together. Anymore but otherwise it's a matter of,
2:01:16
Speaker 16: efficiency and these are the types of things that can
2:01:18
Speaker 16: draw the markets up because it's a way for companies
2:01:21
Speaker 16: to save money and make widen that profit. Margin at
2:01:24
Speaker 16: the end of the, day that's all that. MATTERS i
2:01:26
Speaker 16: don't always wave the flag with excitement that we have
2:01:28
Speaker 16: the ability to do this because it is going to
2:01:30
Speaker 16: have an impact on a lot of. People so the
2:01:33
Speaker 16: recommendation is no different than. Ever hopefully you've always had
2:01:36
Speaker 16: a backup. Plan if you're in one of these careers
2:01:38
Speaker 16: that could be wiped out or at least reduced BY,
2:01:42
Speaker 16: ai THEN i hope there is a PLAN b in terms,
2:01:45
Speaker 16: of you, know making sure you can get yourself and
2:01:47
Speaker 16: your family through a rough period employment. Wise but otherwise
2:01:51
Speaker 16: this is just more things moving the market forward.
2:01:53
Speaker 2: Well and you, know sort of the next tier of.
2:01:56
Speaker 2: That if a lot of people lose their jobs as
2:01:57
Speaker 2: a consequence of, this that's a lot of people who
2:01:59
Speaker 2: are are going to be investing in the, market notwithstanding
2:02:02
Speaker 2: the fact that the market may be resilient and still
2:02:04
Speaker 2: be an opportunity to. Grow you're gonna limit the number
2:02:07
Speaker 2: of people have disposable and come to put, away, right and.
2:02:10
Speaker 16: That will surface, POLITICALLY i would think all have some
2:02:13
Speaker 16: kind of mass layoffs over these types of. Things then
2:02:15
Speaker 16: there's going to Be then there already are some discussions
2:02:17
Speaker 16: about should there be rules OVER ai or should we
2:02:20
Speaker 16: just let it be the Wild? West right, now it
2:02:21
Speaker 16: seems like this administration leans toward the Wild west in.
2:02:24
Speaker 16: General SO i don't anticipate anything huge hitting the floor
2:02:28
Speaker 16: Of congress for them to vote on anymore anytime.
2:02:30
Speaker 2: Soon, No AND i think part of me wants to
2:02:32
Speaker 2: say that's a good, thing BECAUSE i don't think our
2:02:33
Speaker 2: members Of congress have any understanding of what this even,
2:02:37
Speaker 2: is let ALONE i mean to be in a position
2:02:39
Speaker 2: to legislate over. IT i, mean coming, up we'll talk
2:02:42
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2:03:59
Speaker 2: piece of. Guy how is it possible to even anticipate
2:04:02
Speaker 2: what you're gonna need by way of medical expenses when
2:04:05
Speaker 2: you're in? Retirement how can you possibly prepare for the great?
2:04:08
Speaker 2: UNKNOWN i, mean you, know are you going to be
2:04:11
Speaker 2: healthy or are you going to get a cancer? Diagnosis and,
2:04:14
Speaker 2: anyway that's where we have, You Brian.
2:04:15
Speaker 16: James, well the way to anticipate it for most people
2:04:19
Speaker 16: is to anticipate it at. ALL i think a lot
2:04:21
Speaker 16: of people simply look at, well here's what our spending is,
2:04:23
Speaker 16: on you, know grocery, store utilities and vacations and, whatever
2:04:26
Speaker 16: and that must be all that we have to think.
2:04:28
Speaker 1: About, well that's not really the.
2:04:29
Speaker 16: Case of, course your healthcare is probably as good as
2:04:32
Speaker 16: it's ever going to. Get we are, all if you're
2:04:34
Speaker 16: listening to this, show you are probably not getting. Healthier you're,
2:04:37
Speaker 16: slowly slowly getting less. Healthy, yes because that's just. Reality
2:04:41
Speaker 16: let me take this to me chiming in based on personal.
2:04:44
Speaker 16: Experience you are, right the warranty has. Expired, yes did
2:04:49
Speaker 16: not get that extended? Warranty MAYBE i, Should that's one
2:04:51
Speaker 16: of the junk mail THINGS i should have paid attention to,
2:04:53
Speaker 16: Really but, anyway so a reason we're talking about this,
2:04:55
Speaker 16: Today barons came out with a new.
2:04:56
Speaker 1: Article not a ton of this.
2:04:58
Speaker 16: Information there's one big chunk in, here wh oh that
2:05:00
Speaker 16: kind of raised my eyebrows a little, Bit but most
2:05:02
Speaker 16: of this is how we've been building financial plans for
2:05:03
Speaker 16: our clients for a long. Time hopefully not the only
2:05:05
Speaker 16: ones doing this out, there but the key points out
2:05:08
Speaker 16: of this article From baron's healthcare inflation is rising faster
2:05:12
Speaker 16: than general inflation go. Figure official data shows about three
2:05:15
Speaker 16: and a half percent annual inflation on healthcare versus two
2:05:18
Speaker 16: point eight percent for the OVERALL cpi type. Numbers but
2:05:21
Speaker 16: the analysts are saying that that the real retiree medical
2:05:24
Speaker 16: costs often rise closer to six percent annually when age
2:05:28
Speaker 16: related usage and insurance premiums are factored in there. Too
2:05:31
Speaker 16: so what we've been doing to counteract this for a
2:05:33
Speaker 16: very long time is when we build financial plans for,
2:05:36
Speaker 16: people we will take the data they provide us and
2:05:38
Speaker 16: figure out what is your lifestyle, like and then we're
2:05:40
Speaker 16: going to carve out a separate goal that has nothing
2:05:41
Speaker 16: to do with. That because you already said the reason
2:05:43
Speaker 16: nobody gets to know what this, is what their healthcare
2:05:45
Speaker 16: expenses are going to, Be so.
2:05:47
Speaker 1: All we can really do is rely On.
2:05:49
Speaker 16: Medicare medicare the organization has provided year over year out
2:05:53
Speaker 16: of pocket costs for people for decades, now and that
2:05:56
Speaker 16: assumes the cost of the premiums, themselves which For medicare
2:06:00
Speaker 16: a couple hundred bucks now it's over two this year for.
2:06:02
Speaker 16: Everybody and then if you have certain types of, income
2:06:05
Speaker 16: you have irma kick in and that might raise that
2:06:07
Speaker 16: premium a little. Bit but we also assume alongside of
2:06:10
Speaker 16: that the cost of a supplemental. Policy medicare will cover
2:06:14
Speaker 16: approximately eighty percent of your. EXPENSES a supplemental policy is
2:06:17
Speaker 16: a choice that you will, make but most people do
2:06:20
Speaker 16: and that'll get the extra twenty. Percent and then the
2:06:22
Speaker 16: rest of it is out of pocket expenses for office
2:06:25
Speaker 16: visits and copes and all that kind of. Stuff so
2:06:28
Speaker 16: what we normally do is we budget about six thousand
2:06:30
Speaker 16: dollars a month per, person so Twelve i'm sorry, month six, thousands.
2:06:34
Speaker 1: Say, boy, yeah buckle your seat. Belts it's all down
2:06:38
Speaker 1: hill from.
2:06:38
Speaker 16: Here six thousand a year for an, individual so twelve
2:06:42
Speaker 16: thousand for a married couple and then we inflate that
2:06:44
Speaker 16: back closer to a five percent at. Least now this,
2:06:46
Speaker 16: article WHERE i SAID i was raising my eyebrows a little,
2:06:48
Speaker 16: bit here's the big part THAT i.
2:06:50
Speaker 1: Saw and this is the first Reference i've seen to.
2:06:51
Speaker 16: This premiums for medicare PART b projected to grow about
2:06:55
Speaker 16: seven percent annually through twenty thirty, four and then the
2:06:58
Speaker 16: others are closer to five. Percent so that's that is
2:07:01
Speaker 16: the number that is a little larger THAN i have seen.
2:07:04
Speaker 16: Recently but, again if you're planning for, it just use
2:07:06
Speaker 16: different assumptions and make sure you've carved that out separately
2:07:09
Speaker 16: from your living.
2:07:09
Speaker 2: Expenses, Okay and it seems to me that you would
2:07:12
Speaker 2: benefit by anticipating a higher percentage jump and bud budgeting
2:07:17
Speaker 2: for that and that, way if you don't have to spend,
2:07:19
Speaker 2: it you.
2:07:19
Speaker 16: Don't, yeah, Absolutely and that's true for every last expense
2:07:22
Speaker 16: you're ever going to have pack a lot of you,
2:07:25
Speaker 16: know extra expense in there to make sure you've got
2:07:27
Speaker 16: some fudge factor built, into you, know to make sure
2:07:30
Speaker 16: you can absorb those. Shocks, now on the topic of healthcare,
2:07:33
Speaker 16: inflation one interesting thing THAT i noticed a few years
2:07:36
Speaker 16: ago when we had crazy, inflation is that healthcare didn't really.
2:07:40
Speaker 16: Move so when we had been nobody was talking about
2:07:42
Speaker 16: the cost of going to the doctor or anything like.
2:07:44
Speaker 16: That we were all talking about eggs in the grocery
2:07:46
Speaker 16: store and all those. Things healthcare really did not rise
2:07:49
Speaker 16: at all during our crazy inflation years not that long.
2:07:51
Speaker 16: Ago so what that tells me, is first of, all,
2:07:53
Speaker 16: okay we can excel a little. Bit but on the other,
2:07:55
Speaker 16: hand maybe it was overpriced to begin.
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Speaker 1: With do you think just to?
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Speaker 2: It you, know it seems to me there's this mystery
2:08:02
Speaker 2: about why healthcare is so damn. Expensive someone should be
2:08:05
Speaker 2: able to solve.
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Speaker 16: THAT i think because we have monetized everything that can
2:08:08
Speaker 16: be monetized in this, country and there must be a
2:08:10
Speaker 16: profit margin attached to.
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Speaker 2: Everything, well and the legal system they've set, up regulatory and,
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Speaker 2: otherwise IS i designed to prop that whole mess up from?
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Speaker 1: Ye, anyhow The United states a profit? Margin Brian, THOMAS i, KNOW.
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Speaker 2: I hate to diss on, capitalism And i'm not in
2:08:26
Speaker 2: favor of socialized medicine Because i've seen what happens in other. Countries,
2:08:29
Speaker 2: basically you can just give up the idea of even
2:08:31
Speaker 2: getting served by a. Doctor but this business model is a.
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Speaker 2: WRECK i, mean can we start just getting rid of
2:08:37
Speaker 2: PBM's pharmacy metis and benefit. Managers let's just start right.
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Speaker 16: There, sure just make sure that Whatever congress people that
2:08:44
Speaker 16: those the owners of those.
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Speaker 1: Companies have been supporting are on board as.
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Speaker 2: Well you just hit the nail on the, Head Brian.
2:08:50
Speaker 2: James is there such a thing as financial? Infidelity, yes
2:08:54
Speaker 2: and many believe it's just as bad as actually like infidelity.
2:08:59
Speaker 2: Cheating we'll Talk Brian james about that one to find
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Speaker 2: out if it's going on in your.
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Speaker 2: call the. SEGMENT i was particularly taken by this topic
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Speaker 2: we're going to be talking about.
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Speaker 1: Now the idea OF.
2:09:20
Speaker 2: I guess financial, Infidelity Brian, james is just as bad
2:09:24
Speaker 2: as like having sex out of our having sex behind
2:09:27
Speaker 2: your spouse's back is financial.
2:09:29
Speaker 16: Secrets, well you know a titillating headline, here, Right SO
2:09:33
Speaker 16: i got our. Attention we're gonna talk about on the radio.
2:09:35
Speaker 16: Today but this is a survey from Bank rate and
2:09:38
Speaker 16: it basically is comparing physical infidelity with financial. Infidelity and
2:09:44
Speaker 16: of course there's a survey that goes with. Us so
2:09:45
Speaker 16: there's numbers we got to. Share almost one in TWO
2:09:48
Speaker 16: us adults and committed relationships don't fully share financial details
2:09:52
Speaker 16: with their. Partner you, know that's a big headline, number
2:09:55
Speaker 16: and that seems, wrong BUT i have a feeling, again
2:09:57
Speaker 16: you're just a person reading the, survey and a lot
2:09:59
Speaker 16: of people would, say, well you, know we're in a
2:10:01
Speaker 16: we're in a good financial. SITUATION i don't talk about
2:10:03
Speaker 16: every single PENNY i want to spend with my spouse
2:10:05
Speaker 16: because we don't really have to worry about.
2:10:06
Speaker 1: That we don't have to operate that.
2:10:07
Speaker 16: Way this is different THAN i am purposely keeping secrets
2:10:10
Speaker 16: from my spouse BECAUSE i BECAUSE i don't want him
2:10:14
Speaker 16: or her to know about these.
2:10:15
Speaker 1: Things but, anyway.
2:10:16
Speaker 16: More survey, numbers about forty three percent believe that keeping
2:10:19
Speaker 16: financial secrets is as bad as physical, cheating and about
2:10:22
Speaker 16: nine percent SEE i think this is the real, number,
2:10:24
Speaker 16: Right that one out of two number is that's the eye.
2:10:26
Speaker 1: Popper but here's the real.
2:10:27
Speaker 16: One about nine percent admit to holding major, debts expenses
2:10:31
Speaker 16: or income from their. Partner that's the to, me that
2:10:34
Speaker 16: is the big headline that isn't quite as big as
2:10:36
Speaker 16: we might want to hoped for those of us looking
2:10:38
Speaker 16: for more salacious details out of these.
2:10:40
Speaker 2: Things, well the statement in the article financial secrets undermine,
2:10:44
Speaker 2: TRUST i would, argue, no they spring from a lack of.
2:10:49
Speaker 16: Trust, YEAH i would, say HiT's it six to, one
2:10:51
Speaker 16: a half dozen or the. Other you can label it
2:10:53
Speaker 16: whatever you.
2:10:53
Speaker 1: Want something's.
2:10:54
Speaker 16: Broke SO i have one of my favorite war stories
2:10:56
Speaker 16: from doing this job for close to thirty. YEARS i
2:10:58
Speaker 16: shouldn't say favorite because it was a little bit, sad
2:11:00
Speaker 16: but the one that hits closest to. HIM i had
2:11:03
Speaker 16: a woman about five or six years ago who came
2:11:06
Speaker 16: in just knowing her husband had passed away, unexpectedly and
2:11:10
Speaker 16: she was just sorting through and dealing with his affairs and.
2:11:12
Speaker 16: Things she found about eighty thousand dollars worth of credit
2:11:15
Speaker 16: card debt that she had no. Knowledge, okay this is
2:11:18
Speaker 16: what we're talking about here right in what he had.
2:11:20
Speaker 16: Done he was down a turf. Way he had run
2:11:22
Speaker 16: up a bunch of bills betting on the horses and
2:11:23
Speaker 16: some other. Things, too and she was desperate and panicked
2:11:27
Speaker 16: and scared because of course the collection companies had caught.
2:11:30
Speaker 1: Wind and so.
2:11:31
Speaker 16: Here's an important important tip for anyone who finds themselves
2:11:34
Speaker 16: in this. Situation if your name was not on that credit,
2:11:37
Speaker 16: card then it is not your debt does not marry
2:11:39
Speaker 16: matter that you were married to this. Person so we
2:11:41
Speaker 16: had to react very very quickly when she left the
2:11:44
Speaker 16: voicemail to make, sure because she said something About i'm
2:11:46
Speaker 16: going to call them right now and just pay him
2:11:47
Speaker 16: so they'll leave me. Alone she was about to spend
2:11:50
Speaker 16: eighty thousand, dollars so she did not have. To, fortunately
2:11:52
Speaker 16: we got her in front of a lawyer who explained it.
2:11:54
Speaker 16: All she walked away from the debt ignored those phone.
2:11:56
Speaker 16: Calls but this is what it leads, to, right not
2:11:59
Speaker 16: only the heart break of losing a, spouse but uncovering
2:12:01
Speaker 16: what that spouse was involved, in and the worse panicking
2:12:05
Speaker 16: that somehow involves you even though you didn't.
2:12:07
Speaker 2: Know, well you, Know i'm old enough to know several
2:12:10
Speaker 2: friends and acquaintances who've ended up getting divorced because of
2:12:13
Speaker 2: this type of. Thing one, specifically his wife had racked
2:12:17
Speaker 2: up fifty thousand dollars in a credit card he didn't
2:12:19
Speaker 2: even know she. Had AND i always scratch my head over.
2:12:21
Speaker 2: That maybe you just answered the question if you're not
2:12:23
Speaker 2: buying stuff and things with that, Debt but for, example
2:12:27
Speaker 2: if you're gambling with, it THEN i can see how
2:12:29
Speaker 2: you could hide it from your. Spouse BUT i don't
2:12:32
Speaker 2: recall that gambling was involved. Here so if your spouse
2:12:34
Speaker 2: is bringing home a bunch of, stuff you might want
2:12:36
Speaker 2: to be. Accounting you might want to account for how
2:12:38
Speaker 2: they acquired, it particularly if you're if you're on a.
2:12:40
Speaker 2: BUDGET i just don't understand how you can get away
2:12:43
Speaker 2: with racking up this kind of debt behind the, scenes
2:12:45
Speaker 2: unless it is it's something you're spending money on that
2:12:48
Speaker 2: you don't have something physical to show for, it.
2:12:51
Speaker 16: RIGHT i, mean this could be, trips it could be
2:12:53
Speaker 16: it could just be cash, advances you, know those kinds of.
2:12:56
Speaker 16: Things there are people out there that do this. Stuff
2:12:58
Speaker 16: it doesn't all show up in a cardboard box on THE,
2:12:59
Speaker 16: po so you. Know but the answer is the, same
2:13:03
Speaker 16: and none of this is. Surprising hopefully the trust is,
2:13:05
Speaker 16: there but at least once a, year sit down with your,
2:13:07
Speaker 16: spouse even if you're in solid financial, shape sit down
2:13:10
Speaker 16: with a spouse and just make sure we know do an,
2:13:12
Speaker 16: inventory where is? Everything and what is? Everything almost more
2:13:15
Speaker 16: important than.
2:13:16
Speaker 1: Where is the? What why do we have?
2:13:17
Speaker 2: This what is this?
2:13:18
Speaker 1: For and make sure there's a plan for it.
2:13:20
Speaker 2: All isn't that necessarily one of the benefits of having
2:13:22
Speaker 2: a financial planner because you go in there with your
2:13:25
Speaker 2: spouse and you lay it all out for the financial,
2:13:27
Speaker 2: planners so you can plan for the, future, Right isn't?
2:13:29
Speaker 3: That?
2:13:29
Speaker 1: Yeah and here's an, example and this happens more often than.
2:13:32
Speaker 16: Not there's no infidelity, here but it's just a general
2:13:34
Speaker 16: we're in good, shape so we don't really pay. Attention
2:13:36
Speaker 16: and then SOMETIMES i can uncover some holes in the.
2:13:38
Speaker 16: Bucket so for, example people will, say, well we SAVE
2:13:42
Speaker 16: x amount of, dollars so we spend about this. Much
2:13:45
Speaker 16: we have this much coming, in so we're SAVING x
2:13:47
Speaker 16: amount of. Dollars, okay, cool that's. Great how long has
2:13:49
Speaker 16: that been the? Case, oh a couple three?
2:13:50
Speaker 1: Years? Now? Awesome where are those?
2:13:52
Speaker 16: Dollars BECAUSE i don't see it in your savings, ACCOUNTS
2:13:55
Speaker 16: i don't see it piling up in the.
2:13:56
Speaker 1: BANK i don't see.
2:13:57
Speaker 16: Credit card debt, either, necessarily BUT i think we might
2:14:00
Speaker 16: be spending more than we're. Estimating, now that is not
2:14:02
Speaker 16: that has nothing to do with. Infidelity that just has
2:14:04
Speaker 16: to do with how easy it is for even well,
2:14:07
Speaker 16: meaning well intentioned people to take their eyes off the.
2:14:09
Speaker 16: Ball because if there isn't a financial problem, brewing If
2:14:12
Speaker 16: i've got enough money in my checking, account then Whatever
2:14:14
Speaker 16: i'm doing might be working must be working.
2:14:16
Speaker 1: Fine THEREFORE i don't have to make any.
2:14:17
Speaker 16: Changes but you got to step way back from those
2:14:19
Speaker 16: trees to see the whole.
2:14:20
Speaker 2: Forest, well you, Know and a couple of the points
2:14:22
Speaker 2: that were made in the, article like credit card statements
2:14:24
Speaker 2: can reveal maybe that your spouse is having an, affair
2:14:27
Speaker 2: because why do you have a hotel credit charge on
2:14:30
Speaker 2: your credit? Card you, KNOW i had a business meeting that.
2:14:33
Speaker 2: Day REMEMBER i was at a business. MEETING i find, Out, oh,
2:14:35
Speaker 2: no you're you're with some other person at a hotel.
2:14:38
Speaker 2: Room that's one. Thing but how does one take out
2:14:40
Speaker 2: a home equity line of credit in? Secret you know?
2:14:44
Speaker 16: These but, well sometimes it can be just by convincing a, Spouse,
2:14:47
Speaker 16: HEY i do all the financial.
2:14:48
Speaker 1: Stuff here's just a little thing we got to.
2:14:49
Speaker 16: Do so just sign here And i'll take, it and
2:14:51
Speaker 16: you know one while other spouse is dealing with the
2:14:53
Speaker 16: kids or fifty other. Things, Fine i'll just sign my
2:14:55
Speaker 16: name and walk, off walk away with. It be careful
2:14:57
Speaker 16: with those kinds of, things of, course because they're you,
2:15:00
Speaker 16: know that is how it comes, up, right and it
2:15:02
Speaker 16: might again it might even be well, intentioned or it
2:15:05
Speaker 16: could have. Been in that, example a home equity line
2:15:07
Speaker 16: that was signed for seven or eight years to go
2:15:08
Speaker 16: to buy a car or something legit and has just
2:15:10
Speaker 16: been sitting undrawn and nobody thinks about it. Anymore, well
2:15:13
Speaker 16: that can be a resource for that spouse who maybe
2:15:15
Speaker 16: doesn't have the best of.
2:15:16
Speaker 2: Intentions fair, Enough Brian, james appreciate all the information you
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Speaker 2: give us Every monday For Monday. MONDAY i appreciate all
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Speaker 2: worth loading you out for this particular, segment And i'll
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Speaker 2: look forward to having another conversation with you Next.
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Speaker 1: Chris always good to see, YOU.
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Speaker 2: Mana thanks what you're doing for The american veteran each
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Speaker 1: Ava, yeah thank you and thank you for having me.
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Speaker 2: It and you're always on the march to improve services
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Speaker 2: at THE. Va we, Are we're always.
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Speaker 19: On we're always trying to, renovate trying to update, things make,
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Speaker 19: them you, know as modern as. Possible and then we
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Speaker 19: have a lot of things going on since THEN eva
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Speaker 19: right now to improve care for.
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Speaker 1: Veterans, well let's talk about those.
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Speaker 2: RENOVATIONS i, mean WHAT i GUESS i have to observe
2:17:24
Speaker 2: just in MY i, mean this is my twentieth year in.
2:17:26
Speaker 2: Radio just Since i've been on, radio the changes that
2:17:30
Speaker 2: have gone on to THE va are. DRAMATIC i, mean
2:17:33
Speaker 2: from getting appointment scheduled and honoring them and you, know
2:17:36
Speaker 2: greasing the skids make things easier for, veterans the. Opportunity
2:17:39
Speaker 2: it's just all. IMPROVEMENTS i have seen nothing but a
2:17:43
Speaker 2: steady onward march toward improved. Services AND i applaud you
2:17:47
Speaker 2: and your efforts there for doing.
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Speaker 19: This, yeah we're trying our best to get veterans the
2:17:50
Speaker 19: care they need and help serve them the best way we.
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Speaker 5: Can.
2:17:54
Speaker 19: Yeah we just keep renovating and making things more modern
2:17:58
Speaker 19: at The cincinnativa and it's. Great for, example we have
2:18:01
Speaker 19: a reconfiguration of our primary care coming up and if that,
2:18:07
Speaker 19: involves we took a corner of the first floor of
2:18:10
Speaker 19: the via roughly twenty thousand square feet and made it
2:18:15
Speaker 19: the most modern primary care suite possible for our. Veterans
2:18:19
Speaker 19: and that's wrapping up in the spring of this, year
2:18:22
Speaker 19: So April may timeframe that will open up and we'll
2:18:25
Speaker 19: have a brand, new, modern state of the, art twenty
2:18:27
Speaker 19: thousand square foot primary care facility for our veterans to come.
2:18:31
Speaker 2: To, well that's. Great what type of, things right are
2:18:33
Speaker 2: the veterans going to? SEE i, mean the differences between
2:18:36
Speaker 2: what they've been used to in this new.
2:18:38
Speaker 19: Facility, well just picture you go to a primary care
2:18:40
Speaker 19: office at a local hospital it's going to be that plus.
2:18:44
Speaker 19: Better you're gonna be able to come, in pick your,
2:18:46
Speaker 19: provider get with your, team and with the NEW ehr,
2:18:51
Speaker 19: records we're gonna be able to see all of your.
2:18:54
Speaker 19: Records the doctor is going to go over them with
2:18:56
Speaker 19: you and whatever tests you, need whatever you, need there's no.
2:18:59
Speaker 1: Weight if you.
2:19:00
Speaker 19: Come into primary care and something's, wrong they can schedule
2:19:03
Speaker 19: an appointment that day and get you some to whatever
2:19:05
Speaker 19: service it.
2:19:06
Speaker 1: Is service it is that you. Need oh that's.
2:19:09
Speaker 2: Great, Yeah well you mentioned the electronic health records in
2:19:12
Speaker 2: our conversation off air before we Started. Chris he, said
2:19:16
Speaker 2: quite often it's the health record that is an impediment
2:19:18
Speaker 2: to a veteran even signing up FOR va.
2:19:21
Speaker 19: Benefits, yeah that's one of the impediments anything that a
2:19:24
Speaker 19: veteran has to, Do like a veteran that may have
2:19:26
Speaker 19: been out for ten years may no longer have those
2:19:28
Speaker 19: health records and they may not want to search them.
2:19:31
Speaker 19: Down so when we do get this new Electronic health,
2:19:33
Speaker 19: record all those files from THE DoD will be switched
2:19:37
Speaker 19: over into the NEW, ehr so we'll have all the
2:19:40
Speaker 19: files at that.
2:19:40
Speaker 2: Point that'll make it a whole lot. Easier all, Right,
2:19:44
Speaker 2: well so what else is going on over there in
2:19:45
Speaker 2: terms of renovations and changes at The Sin SUNNY. Va, Chris,
2:19:48
Speaker 2: yeah so we're currently expanding our emergency department as, well
2:19:52
Speaker 2: which is a big, deal and that's going to be
2:19:55
Speaker 2: expanding by two thousand. Feet so we're going to be
2:19:57
Speaker 2: able to serve more veterans with more. Offerings if you
2:20:02
Speaker 2: come in with an, emergency they're going to be able
2:20:04
Speaker 2: to take care of you, faster with better equipment and more.
2:20:07
Speaker 1: Staffing, well that all sounds.
2:20:09
Speaker 2: GOOD i would think the emergency area would be one
2:20:11
Speaker 2: area that would be a well oiled machine to start.
2:20:14
Speaker 2: WITH i mean we're talking, emergencies you, know.
2:20:16
Speaker 19: So we're expanding it and making it even better than
2:20:19
Speaker 19: it already.
2:20:20
Speaker 2: Is, well it sounds to me like more and more
2:20:21
Speaker 2: veterans are using The CINCINNATI. VA i, mean if you
2:20:24
Speaker 2: had an increased number of, veterans clearly you must increase
2:20:26
Speaker 2: space and provide the and provide the necessary space and
2:20:29
Speaker 2: accommodations for emergency or for this new clinic. Area has
2:20:34
Speaker 2: the number of veterans, Increase, yeah the number of veterans
2:20:37
Speaker 2: has definitely gone. Up i've been with THE va for
2:20:40
Speaker 2: about five.
2:20:40
Speaker 19: Years, now and we sat around forty two to forty
2:20:44
Speaker 19: four thousand veterans for about three. Years and now in
2:20:48
Speaker 19: the last, year more and more veterans are finding out
2:20:50
Speaker 19: about the care we. Offer and we're right around fifty
2:20:54
Speaker 19: thousand veterans using The CINCINNATI va right.
2:20:56
Speaker 1: Now that's good and that number should.
2:20:58
Speaker 19: Increase, yeah we're expecting it to get up to you,
2:21:00
Speaker 19: know sixty thousand in the next five years or.
2:21:02
Speaker 2: So, WELL i, mean let's talk about the importance of
2:21:04
Speaker 2: veterans getting THEIR va. HEALTHCARE i always like to point
2:21:07
Speaker 2: out that you earned, it correct something to some. LIMITATIONS
2:21:11
Speaker 2: i realized there are caveats. Too you, know you earned,
2:21:13
Speaker 2: it go ahead and sign up for. It that is
2:21:15
Speaker 2: not a one hundred, percent you, know black letter. Rule
2:21:17
Speaker 2: but for the vast majority of the veterans out, there
2:21:20
Speaker 2: they did earn. This they didn't take as much a
2:21:22
Speaker 2: paycheck as a guaranteed health care benefits for the rest
2:21:24
Speaker 2: of their. Life why wouldn't they sign? Up and what's
2:21:27
Speaker 2: the importance of, like for, example the under fifty veterans getting.
2:21:30
Speaker 2: Enrolled h the importance For So i'll give a personal
2:21:34
Speaker 2: story about. This SO i have.
2:21:36
Speaker 19: HEALTHCARE i went AND i had a condition AND i
2:21:40
Speaker 19: went to go get some antibiotics from just what do
2:21:44
Speaker 19: you call, those like a outpatient clinic on the street or,
2:21:47
Speaker 19: whatever and they, said, okay well we need to get
2:21:51
Speaker 19: you AN.
2:21:51
Speaker 1: Mri first, said, OKAY i went next door to get THE.
2:21:54
Speaker 19: Mri they wanted a four hundred DOLLARS co payment for THAT,
2:21:56
Speaker 19: mri AND i, said, oh, Well i'll just go down
2:21:59
Speaker 19: to THE va and get it for, free WHICH i
2:22:00
Speaker 19: was able to do to send them them. Information, yeah
2:22:03
Speaker 19: everything was. Clear so it's better to get in younger
2:22:06
Speaker 19: because it gives you options that, way and it also
2:22:09
Speaker 19: before you.
2:22:10
Speaker 1: Retire if you, retire you.
2:22:12
Speaker 19: Run out of insurance and then an emergency comes, up
2:22:15
Speaker 19: it may take some time to get you enrolled into that.
2:22:17
Speaker 1: Care so it's smarter to get enrolled. Early.
2:22:20
Speaker 19: Yeah that, way when an emergency does pop, up your
2:22:22
Speaker 19: family's not struggling to find care for.
2:22:24
Speaker 1: You you just you're already in the. System you're with
2:22:27
Speaker 1: us and we can serve you.
2:22:28
Speaker 2: Well in time and. Time, again that's one of the
2:22:30
Speaker 2: things THAT i have. Heard veterans won't sign up for
2:22:34
Speaker 2: the vacare, because, LIKE i don't need. IT i got
2:22:36
Speaker 2: insurance through my, work But as you point, out just
2:22:39
Speaker 2: having insurance through work doesn't mean that you're rid of
2:22:41
Speaker 2: the pesky, copage deductibles and all that kind of. Thing
2:22:44
Speaker 2: you can get AN mri at THE. Va it doesn't
2:22:47
Speaker 2: cost you. Anything that's a that's a benefit that works
2:22:49
Speaker 2: along with the insurance you got through your.
2:22:51
Speaker 19: Employer, Correct, yes so, YEAH i have private. INSURANCE i use.
2:22:55
Speaker 19: Both it's a great option to have to be able
2:22:58
Speaker 19: to choose where you want Your karen who's going to
2:23:02
Speaker 19: offer you the best. Service would take, dermatology for, EXAMPLE
2:23:06
Speaker 19: i tried to make a dermatology appointment on the. Outside
2:23:08
Speaker 19: they said it would be six, months seven months BEFORE
2:23:11
Speaker 19: i could get a dermatology.
2:23:12
Speaker 1: Appointment SO i scheduled one with A. VIA i had
2:23:15
Speaker 1: one within a. Week that is.
2:23:17
Speaker 2: Amazing that's funny you bring up dermatology Because i've joked
2:23:20
Speaker 2: many times because dermatologists are in such high. Demand you're,
2:23:24
Speaker 2: right it will be six plus months before you can
2:23:26
Speaker 2: even get your foot in the. Door and SO i
2:23:29
Speaker 2: have a standing appointment with my dermatologist because you, know
2:23:31
Speaker 2: my dad had a lot of things out in the,
2:23:33
Speaker 2: sunlight you, know Pasting Northern european genetic, descent we burn
2:23:36
Speaker 2: easily and we are just red flags for. Cancer SO
2:23:39
Speaker 2: i recommend people getting an early appointment so benefit of THE,
2:23:42
Speaker 2: va you don't have to wait for something like. THAT
2:23:46
Speaker 2: i Guess i'm also curious about mental. HEALTH i know
2:23:49
Speaker 2: it's becoming more and more. Acceptable people, aren't you, know
2:23:52
Speaker 2: don't look like it as a stigma to receive mental health.
2:23:54
Speaker 2: Services of, course we struggle with veterans dealing with post traumatic.
2:23:57
Speaker 2: Stress that's one thing veterans struggle. With life outside of
2:24:01
Speaker 2: the military is quite often in and of itself a.
2:24:03
Speaker 2: Struggle are veterans accessing mental health care more frequently and
2:24:08
Speaker 2: more regularly now than seeing years, Past.
2:24:10
Speaker 1: Yes they.
2:24:10
Speaker 19: ARE i don't know the numbers on, that but they
2:24:13
Speaker 19: definitely are because they're realizing that THE va has the
2:24:17
Speaker 19: mental health care experts for this type of trauma for.
2:24:22
Speaker 1: Veterans, yeah for, veterans it's veteran.
2:24:25
Speaker 19: FOCUSED i, know our staff in THE va goes out
2:24:30
Speaker 19: and gives lectures to people that are not in THE va,
2:24:35
Speaker 19: system so they can help outside providers deal with veteran
2:24:39
Speaker 19: situations trade veteran. Cases, yes, Exactly.
2:24:42
Speaker 1: Well that makes.
2:24:42
Speaker 2: SENSE i, mean you have specialists for, children you have
2:24:45
Speaker 2: specialists for. Veterans, yes and our mental health is top.
2:24:50
Speaker 2: Notch i've heard very very positive comments from my veteran
2:24:56
Speaker 2: friends who acknowledge that they have received mental HEALTH. Sae.
2:24:58
Speaker 19: Yeah and with the, compact you, know if you don't
2:25:01
Speaker 19: want to see, us apply for the compact act and
2:25:04
Speaker 19: then you can see a provider on the outside if
2:25:06
Speaker 19: you don't want to use THE.
2:25:07
Speaker 2: Va i'm glad you brought that part. Up do you
2:25:09
Speaker 2: have telehealth for veterans and mental health?
2:25:11
Speaker 19: Services, yes we do have telehealth services as, Well so
2:25:13
Speaker 19: if you don't want to go to the you, Know
2:25:16
Speaker 19: norwood Or clifton to see a, provider we can definitely do.
2:25:19
Speaker 19: Telehealth AND i think a majority of our PATIENTS i
2:25:22
Speaker 19: would say probably fifty to fifty do.
2:25:24
Speaker 1: Telehealth that's wildly. Popular, YES.
2:25:27
Speaker 2: Covid, yeah and you can see that you can talk
2:25:29
Speaker 2: to the same mental health provider each and every, time
2:25:32
Speaker 2: each and every, time like this cosmic random spin of the.
2:25:35
Speaker 2: Wheel as to who you're going to, be it's your.
2:25:37
Speaker 19: Doctor you may go in and meet him for the first,
2:25:39
Speaker 19: time decide if you like him and he's the doctor for,
2:25:41
Speaker 19: you and then uh, yeah go about your.
2:25:44
Speaker 2: Process all the reasons in the world for veterans to
2:25:46
Speaker 2: get THEIR va, benefits sign up for A d two
2:25:49
Speaker 2: to fourteen discharge pretty much all they. Need they can
2:25:51
Speaker 2: work with their Local Veterans Service commission to get through
2:25:54
Speaker 2: the process as.
2:25:54
Speaker 1: Well they sure.
2:25:55
Speaker 19: Can, Yeah, Hamilton, Claremont Butler, county they're all great service.
2:26:00
Speaker 2: Commission, yes they are really greasous skids for you to
2:26:02
Speaker 2: get that. Benefits any upcoming events you want to let
2:26:05
Speaker 2: my veteran listeners know about, There Chris, Klue.
2:26:08
Speaker 19: Yeah we have The Veteran Health expo coming up On
2:26:11
Speaker 19: february eighteenth from noon to two pm at The Sharonville Convention.
2:26:16
Speaker 19: Center like you just, mentioned Those Veteran service officers we're
2:26:21
Speaker 19: going to, have those commissions will be out. There THE
2:26:24
Speaker 19: va will be out there with about ten different, services DIFFERENT,
2:26:28
Speaker 19: va NOT, va different veteran care providers will be out
2:26:32
Speaker 19: there that do different, THINGS dav all those types of
2:26:35
Speaker 19: places will be. There so if anybody has questions about
2:26:38
Speaker 19: any type of service veteran related On february eighteenth at
2:26:42
Speaker 19: The Sharonville Convention, center we'll be there to be able
2:26:45
Speaker 19: to answer all your.
2:26:46
Speaker 1: Questions, well the other thing.
2:26:47
Speaker 2: That i've learned over the, years there's a lot of
2:26:50
Speaker 2: additional perks you get from being in THE va healthcare.
2:26:52
Speaker 2: System hearing age is one that always ends up popping up.
2:26:55
Speaker 2: Here they could be really. Expensive now.
2:26:58
Speaker 19: Glasses glasses are free if you qualify for VIA I.
2:27:03
Speaker 19: Care IF i, mean if you qualify five for THE
2:27:05
Speaker 19: va and you need, glasses you'll get a free pair
2:27:08
Speaker 19: every single. Year and we just expanded our VIA I.
2:27:12
Speaker 19: Center it's now twenty thousand square foot. Facility so it's
2:27:15
Speaker 19: it's state of the, art it's.
2:27:17
Speaker 1: Beautiful do you do wellness programs too to keep veterans.
2:27:21
Speaker 1: Healthy we.
2:27:21
Speaker 19: Do we have a whole health program at The CINCINNATI,
2:27:24
Speaker 19: via and that's all they focus. On we have a
2:27:26
Speaker 19: whole team that is focused on your. Goals so if
2:27:29
Speaker 19: you come in and, SAY i want to lose, weight
2:27:31
Speaker 19: OR i want to be able to run, again to
2:27:33
Speaker 19: play with my, grandchildren whatever the need, is they will
2:27:37
Speaker 19: take that and they'll design a program around you to
2:27:39
Speaker 19: help you meet your. Goals that, individualized that, individualized and
2:27:43
Speaker 19: you can go just go to The CINCINNATI via, website
2:27:46
Speaker 19: go to our programs, page look up whole health and
2:27:48
Speaker 19: you'll find all the information you need right.
2:27:50
Speaker 1: There that is.
2:27:51
Speaker 2: Fantastic, YEAH i can't believe that one flew underneath my
2:27:53
Speaker 2: radar for all this. Time do you talk more about
2:27:56
Speaker 2: that next? Week anything? Else loorking behind the, scenes you
2:27:58
Speaker 2: want to let my listeners in the community to know.
2:28:00
Speaker 1: About, yeah two more.
2:28:02
Speaker 19: Things we just opened up a New Hamilton sea Boch
2:28:06
Speaker 19: or outpatient location and that's its seventy two Fifteen Gateway
2:28:11
Speaker 19: avenue In, Hamilton. Ohio and it's a brand, new not
2:28:14
Speaker 19: on a strip ball, anymore, standalone state of the art outpatient.
2:28:18
Speaker 19: Clinic so if you live out Towards, hamilton don't want
2:28:21
Speaker 19: to come down To, cincinnati you, know.
2:28:23
Speaker 1: Check out your local outpatient. Clinic and more more to
2:28:26
Speaker 1: come on, That, yeah more to.
2:28:27
Speaker 19: Come we actually have one In claremont opening up in the,
2:28:31
Speaker 19: spring so we're looking forward to that.
2:28:32
Speaker 1: One it's almost wrapped up with construction.
2:28:35
Speaker 19: That's over kind of BY tql and the New children's
2:28:38
Speaker 19: outpatient clinic over, There So i'll be opening up in the.
2:28:41
Speaker 2: Spring, great AND i Imagine moore will open. Up how
2:28:43
Speaker 2: do you determine where the need? IS i, mean how
2:28:46
Speaker 2: did you end up in those particular.
2:28:47
Speaker 19: Locations there's a team that comes in and looks at
2:28:50
Speaker 19: all the numbers that's above my head.
2:28:52
Speaker 2: Grade, yeah that's good, too because that doesn't sound like
2:28:55
Speaker 2: something that would fun to be in terms of number.
2:28:56
Speaker 2: Crunching Chris clue from SINCE, ava let me thank. You
2:28:59
Speaker 2: i'll have of all the listeners who've gotten great service
2:29:02
Speaker 2: at the SINC, anava all my veteran friends out there
2:29:04
Speaker 2: and of course their families benefiting from what you're doing
2:29:06
Speaker 2: each and every. DAY i truly appreciate. It and then
2:29:09
Speaker 2: The Veterans Health expo is a eighteenth.
2:29:11
Speaker 19: Februeententh, yeah and if you have any questions or want
2:29:14
Speaker 19: to enroll in THE, Cincinnativs, yes, yes give us a
2:29:17
Speaker 19: call at five one three four, seven five six four
2:29:20
Speaker 19: nine nine.
2:29:21
Speaker 2: Four seven five six four nine nine veterans sign. Up
2:29:25
Speaker 2: they'll take great care of. You eight fifty. Five, chris
2:29:28
Speaker 2: keep up the great, work my. Friend we'll talk again real.
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