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chuck douglas 8-21-2024 She Was Never A Woman To Me · Chuck Douglas

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Speaker 1: Greeting salutations, welcome my friend's wait. Gorgeous Wednesday edition of
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Speaker 1: the Power Hour. I'm Chuck Douglas. This is six '
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Speaker 1: ten WTV in. You allegedly know who you are, and
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Speaker 1: we take it from there. We get one hour together,
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Speaker 1: which means I talk really faster. You must listen even faster.
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Speaker 1: The number eight two one nine eight eight six eight
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Speaker 1: two one WTV in or eight hundred six ' ten
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Speaker 1: wtv in. One thing. I want to get out of
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Speaker 1: the way quick, fast and in a hurry tomorrow tomorrow.
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Speaker 1: Prominent local attorney Jonathan Tayak agreed to get on the
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Speaker 1: phone with me. I want to clear up some stuff
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Speaker 1: from last night. We had several people who said there
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Speaker 1: was a contradiction here between what we were being told
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Speaker 1: from Columbus Police Officer Fuqua and in the Ohio Revised
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Speaker 1: Code when it comes to when and how you must
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Speaker 1: stop for a school bus. Well, I'm not somebody who
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Speaker 1: just lets stuff happen and doesn't do anything. I wanted
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Speaker 1: to follow up on that, so I figured I'm going
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Speaker 1: to get somebody who's knowledgeable about the law, especially traffic
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Speaker 1: violation laws and so forth, and that will be attorney Taak.
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Speaker 1: He'll be joining me right off the bat tomorrow night
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Speaker 1: here on the Power Hour, and hopefully we'll get you
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Speaker 1: some answers and get some clarification to the confusion Channel
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Speaker 1: six website WSYX six website here. Thousands sign up for
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Speaker 1: a city funded credit monitoring in wake of Columbus cyber attack. Now,
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you right here, right now, right straight
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Speaker 1: to your face, it's not that thousands shouldn't sign up,
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Speaker 1: because I believe thousands, if not tens of thousands will
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Speaker 1: be affected by this and we'll need to sign up.
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Speaker 1: The funny thing is, though, you know what, thirty six
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Speaker 1: hours after the announcement's made that the city's doing this,
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Speaker 1: these thousands that have signed up, I bettion most of
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Speaker 1: them don't even have credit to protect because it's just
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Speaker 1: something free. It's free stuff, and so they're all over
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Speaker 1: it because it's free stuff. Just just saying. The Democrat
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Speaker 1: Convention wraps up tomorrow night when they officially officially expectedly
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Speaker 1: nominate H. Kamala Her as the presidential candidate for the
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Speaker 1: Democrat Party. She was not there last night. She was
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Speaker 1: in Milwaukee, I believe, doing some campaigning, and she was
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Speaker 1: not there now night number one, Monday night, they rolled
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Speaker 1: out President Biden. It was after eight pm and they
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Speaker 1: rolled out President Biden. He said something, though I'm not
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Speaker 1: really sure what it was. Most of it was to me.
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Speaker 2: He doesn't know either.
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Speaker 1: And the things that I did understand, I'm going you're lying.
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Speaker 1: That's another lie. You just continue to propagate the lies.
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Speaker 1: Just fight, fight the policy, fight the real, bring us
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Speaker 1: the game plan. You've had four years almost to do something,
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Speaker 1: and now suddenly you're going to elect somebody who's part
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Speaker 1: of your administration that's going to fix it. When you're
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Speaker 1: telling us how great it is, Biden was up. I
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Speaker 1: don't know a disappointment the USA. If you read The
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Speaker 1: USA today, which a couple of people still do. I
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Speaker 1: remember when it first came out, it was full color
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Speaker 1: and everybody was just crazy about USA. Today it has
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Speaker 1: like most newspapers dropped in prominence over the past decade.
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Speaker 1: But even they they published an op ed piece that
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Speaker 1: you know, basically they said they trotted out Biden late
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Speaker 1: at night and let him ramble until everything was over.
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Speaker 1: James Taylor got cut last night. He was supposed to
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Speaker 1: be the entertainment and he was going to do you've
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Speaker 1: got a friend, but they couldn't do it because it
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Speaker 1: all went too long. And then then The New York
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Speaker 1: Post also a scathing review, saying that Democrats need to
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Speaker 1: accept responsibility for covering up the fact that Joe Biden
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Speaker 1: has been declining for a long time by association they
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Speaker 1: are going after the Harris campaign. I still think that
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Speaker 1: if you are a Republican, if you are a conservative,
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Speaker 1: if you are if you're anything other than a strict
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Speaker 1: Democrat voter, I still think you're swayable if you haven't
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Speaker 1: already swayed to be a Trump voter in twenty four
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Speaker 1: I really do. But I also think those of you
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Speaker 1: that say I am a Trump voter, you better get
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Speaker 1: out there. Do not rest on your laurels. Do not
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Speaker 1: sit back thinking common Sancho Pavail. We're going to be okay,
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Speaker 1: No no vote vote on election day. That's how I
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Speaker 1: have done it my entire life, if you can't find
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Speaker 1: any other way to do it. But you know what,
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Speaker 1: if you want to take advantage of early voting, do it.
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Speaker 1: You've been getting beaten with that stick for years, you
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Speaker 1: might as well use it yourself. Early voting, absentee voting, whatever,
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Speaker 1: I'm still not convinced that some something won't come up.
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Speaker 1: They're talking about the monkey pos all of a sudden,
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Speaker 1: the COVID's make it how many Governor Dwines had thirty
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Speaker 1: seven booster shot something like that, and here he is
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Speaker 1: with the COVID again. I know a couple of people,
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Speaker 1: a friend of mine lives down in the Field County
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Speaker 1: and her little one who were diagnosed this week with
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Speaker 1: the COVID as well. And last I heard the you know, sniffles,
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Speaker 1: but that was about it. But still I would not
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Speaker 1: be surprised if somehow, some way that came into play,
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Speaker 1: and a lot of people saying, you know, I heard
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Speaker 1: Josh talking about this yesterday, the pandemic rising again, and
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Speaker 1: people trying to shut things down. And we'll get into
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Speaker 1: Amy acton before this hour's over. By the way, here's
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Speaker 1: the deal. The people who would comply if you said
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Speaker 1: stay home, don't vote pandemic, but wear a mask and
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Speaker 1: paper booties and bathe yourself and vics and all that stuff.
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Speaker 1: The people who would respond are likely Harris voters. They
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Speaker 1: are likely left wing zombies that are just out yes, sir,
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Speaker 1: we will do what you say. We will follow orders
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Speaker 1: we will. That's the people that so they would be
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Speaker 1: hurting themselves if they instigated something like that. I'm just saying,
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Speaker 1: you gott keep your eye, got to keep watching. As
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Speaker 1: far as last night, Joe Biden was night number one
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Speaker 1: last night, they tried it out. First of all, let
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Speaker 1: me just say, Kamala Harris's husband actually pretty entertaining. Did
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Speaker 1: you see any of his speech last night?
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Speaker 2: I watched none of it. No, I haven't seen either night.
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Speaker 2: So Bill Clinton speaking tonight.
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Speaker 1: Right he is? I don't know, I think so is he? Yeah?
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Speaker 2: So I'm excited for that.
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Speaker 1: But America, it's thirty five years later, I still did
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Speaker 1: not sexual relationships with the president of my life. I
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Speaker 1: still I feel so bad for her. Can you imagine
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Speaker 1: going through your whole life? That's what you're known for.
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Speaker 1: There's nowhere she can go. Hi, what's your name? Monica Lewinsky? Oh?
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Speaker 3: You know?
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Speaker 2: But she's been the butt of a joke for yeah,
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Speaker 2: thirty years.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and I feel bad for her. She'll never get
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Speaker 1: away from that. But uh, so Biden night umber one
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Speaker 1: last night, her husband, Colin Kamala Harris's husband was actually entertaining.
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Speaker 1: He did a very good job I'm telling you of
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Speaker 1: humanizing her and putting a positive spin on the person
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Speaker 1: and that she is, which has nothing to do with
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Speaker 1: her radical left wing politics. But he did make you
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Speaker 1: want to see her in a more positive light, just
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Speaker 1: as a human being, as a mom, as a wife.
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Speaker 1: I think he did a great job. Then then they
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Speaker 1: brought out, you know, the big guns. Barack Obama spoke,
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Speaker 1: he didn't have a theme song, by the way, I
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Speaker 1: think everybody, you know, everybody's supposed to have a theme
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Speaker 1: song in politics these days. And then, of course after
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Speaker 1: you had former First Lady Michelle Obama, who always has
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Speaker 1: a theme song. As far as I'm concerned, it's with
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Speaker 1: her no matter where she goes, when she goes there,
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Speaker 1: when I see her, when I hear about her, it
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Speaker 1: is in my head. It's just there and it will
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Speaker 1: never leave.
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Speaker 4: They would always be saying, how lovely she's looking. I
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Speaker 4: don't know what they're smoking or what they've been cooking.
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Speaker 4: She's gotta be stead at least six foot three, First
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Speaker 4: Lady or not, she was never a woman to me.
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Speaker 4: She's got giant shoulders like NFL planes, and she wears
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Speaker 4: lots of makeup. It goes on in layers. I'm not
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Speaker 4: sure that she ever had surgery. You can lie to yourself.
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Speaker 4: She was never a woman.
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Speaker 1: To me, I just hear it every time I see her.
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Speaker 1: It's it's it's there, and I'm sorry. But she spoke
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Speaker 1: last night and she fired up the crowd, and heh,
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Speaker 1: there you go. This morning. This morning was the first
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Speaker 1: morning when I had to give you a hoe if
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Speaker 1: I had my funky bus fare. School buses started rolling
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Speaker 1: in the neighborhood and I, you know, Zach's young one
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Speaker 1: is on the you know, family wheels getting to school.
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Speaker 1: One of mine had a school bus. School of US
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Speaker 1: arrival time scheduled at seven forty seven am, seven forty seven.
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Speaker 1: The little guy's out in front of the house. He's
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Speaker 1: walking back, he's pacing. He's pacing back and forth in
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Speaker 1: front of the house at seven thirty awaiting the seven
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Speaker 1: forty seven arrival of his bus. This is after by
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Speaker 1: the way, you know, we just heard in the news.
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Speaker 1: Allison had in the news the assurances from the superintendent,
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Speaker 1: how we've got enough bus drivers this year. We've got
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Speaker 1: enough buses, the routes are covered, gonna be much more organized.
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Speaker 1: We're good, right, seven thirties out there. Seven forty seven
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Speaker 1: buses scheduled seven fifty seven has not arrived. Eight oh seven,
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Speaker 1: still not there, eight seven to oh boy. Now the
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Speaker 1: boy's getting fidgety, he's getting worried, he's getting nervous. Finally,
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Speaker 1: the seven forty seven pickup time arrived at eight forty
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Speaker 1: two am, like almost fifty minutes past time of when
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Speaker 1: he was expersed. I can understand. First day, okay, you
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Speaker 1: got to the kids aren't ready, you got to learn
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Speaker 1: the routes, something fifty minutes late. After we were assured
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Speaker 1: that the bus situation is under control this school year.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if you had to deal with the
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Speaker 1: same thing. If you did, I'm sorry. I spoke to
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Speaker 1: the club of school's transportation department and a young lady
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Speaker 1: that I will not identify, who was very honest with me.
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Speaker 1: She said, I don't think any of the buses were
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Speaker 1: on time this morning. I don't think any of them
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Speaker 1: made it. We've been besieged with phone calls, so I wow.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we've had three months to plan out the
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Speaker 1: strategy and get it together and establish the routes and
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Speaker 1: hire the drivers. In fact, I'm pretty sure that driver
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Speaker 1: that picked up My kid was the driver he had
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Speaker 1: last year, So I don't know what could have gone
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Speaker 1: so astray in her morning rounds that she would be
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Speaker 1: fifty minutes late.
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Speaker 2: How late? What time does the bell ring?
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Speaker 1: Well, he was marked late at school. I got the
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Speaker 1: little thing here. He was marked you know late per classic.
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Speaker 1: He was mark late. He was supposed to. They start.
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Speaker 1: The doors opened at eight forty five and they take
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Speaker 1: attendance at nine. I believe that's what it is. So
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Speaker 1: you know, when you pick him up at eight forty two,
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Speaker 1: they ain't getting there at eight forty five. Not happening.
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Speaker 1: And you know, he's he's one of these kids. He's
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Speaker 1: that if things are not as they should be, he
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Speaker 1: starts to get worried. Yeah, you know, a couple of
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Speaker 1: minutes late, and he's like, well, where is he? What's
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Speaker 1: going on? Why have we heard anything? If I don't
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Speaker 1: roll up after I get off the air at the
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Speaker 1: right time, he's immediately what's going on, where's Papaul? What's
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Speaker 1: he doing with It's he's just used to that routine.
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Speaker 1: And like I say, I hope it's better tomorrow for
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Speaker 1: all the parents who had kids waiting on buses this
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Speaker 1: morning and the parents. I mean, what are we supposed
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Speaker 1: to do. You've got to get places, You've got to
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Speaker 1: go to work. You've made arrangements, you've made plans, you've
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Speaker 1: scheduled appointments based on other people doing what they're supposed
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Speaker 1: to do at taxpayer expense, and it doesn't get done.
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Speaker 1: So what are you supposed to do? I'm sorry, mister client,
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Speaker 1: who could put lots of money in my pocket if
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Speaker 1: I showed up and did what I said I was
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Speaker 1: going to do for you. But I can't be there
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Speaker 1: because the school bus is late. That's not gonna fly,
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Speaker 1: is it. Let's hope. Let's hope they get that put together.
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Speaker 1: If you weren't here for the very beginning of the show,
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Speaker 1: let me remind you again, we were talking about school
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Speaker 1: buses last night with the Columbus police officer in the studio.
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Speaker 1: Tomorrow night, right at the beginning of the Power Hour,
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Speaker 1: I have a local prominent attorney will be joining us
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Speaker 1: on the phone to kind of clarify this issue that
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Speaker 1: we had because the police officer was saying one thing
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Speaker 1: as far as municipal code and how you have to
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Speaker 1: stop for buses and an Ohio revised code says another.
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Speaker 1: So I wanted somebody who goes into courtrooms and defends
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Speaker 1: people against this kind of thing. That's who I want
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Speaker 1: to hear from. Next. We will do that at the
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Speaker 1: very beginning of tomorrow's Power Hour. It's twenty one minutes
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Speaker 1: past six already coming up after the bottom of the hour. Update,
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Speaker 1: Governor Amy Acton, If you're eating right now, I'm sorry
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Speaker 1: about that, but we've got to talk about it because
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Speaker 1: it has reared its h It is reared its head
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Speaker 1: as a possibility in the next gubernatorial election, Governor acted
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Speaker 1: You remember her, don't you? Yeah, feel free to grab
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Speaker 1: your line now. I have a feeling a lot of
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Speaker 1: you will have some thoughts. Two one nine eight eighty
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Speaker 1: six eight two one WTV. And let's get Bob in
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Speaker 1: here before the bottom of the hour, because he's been
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Speaker 1: eating a long time.
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Speaker 5: Bob, you're up, Hey, great, gonna talk faster. You gotta
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Speaker 5: listen faster. From everything I've seen, including your beloved dispatch
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Speaker 5: of August thirteenth, twenty twenty four, you stop if there's
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Speaker 5: two lanes, if there's four opposite directions, as I believe
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Speaker 5: you believe, you don't have to stop in the opposite
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Speaker 5: lanes research, the Cincinnati school district, the Cleveland School District,
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Speaker 5: same deal. So this has gotta be This has gotta
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Speaker 5: be a unique Columbus think no bus driver is gonna
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Speaker 5: drop off a kid on the right side and have
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Speaker 5: them walk across six planes and draft as if you follow.
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Speaker 5: So I'm not quite sure if you got an attorney,
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Speaker 5: even better, but I'm not quite sure what your police
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Speaker 5: officer was talking about, unless that is strictly it's gotta
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Speaker 5: be strictly a club to steal.
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Speaker 1: We will find out tomorrow at the top of the
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Speaker 1: r soon as the show starts. Bob, I've got Jonathan Tayak,
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Speaker 1: a club's attorney, joining us to answer this question, because
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Speaker 1: I don't uh, I don't want to leave it hanging
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Speaker 1: out there. This is too much confusion, and honestly, it's
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Speaker 1: an important issue. Cars, people trying to get places, school
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Speaker 1: buses coming to stop, kids crossing streets, and in a
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Speaker 1: lot of people who are reasonably bright, normal thinking human beings.
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Speaker 1: I consider myself among those people having no idea in
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Speaker 1: some instances what is right, what is wrong, what is legal?
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Speaker 1: What is not? Common sense isn't always the same as
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Speaker 1: what is legal, So we'll get that answer tomorrow night
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Speaker 1: bottom of the r update. Let's get your final check
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Speaker 1: of the traffic situation day and night. Heating and cooling
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Speaker 1: products and temperature pro Columbus make it possible, Johnny Hill,
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Speaker 1: And we are at six thirty seven. I'm Chuck Douglas.
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Speaker 1: This is the Power Hour six ten wtvn A two
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Speaker 1: one nine eight eighty six my number eight two one WTV.
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Speaker 1: And by the way, in case you didn't see the
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Speaker 1: job numbers, the jobs added to the American economy from
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Speaker 1: March twenty three to March twenty four, because you know
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Speaker 1: that's when we were building back better and everything. Did
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Speaker 1: you already see this, Zachary, did you see what was
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Speaker 1: going on? But because I know it affects you know,
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Speaker 1: some of the people that you know, I'm assuming because
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Speaker 1: i'm assuming they look like you probably need some work. Anyway,
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Speaker 1: the eight hundred eighteen thousand jobs reportedly created that we're
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Speaker 1: not that's not that far from a million. So if
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Speaker 1: you take almost a million jobs out of the equation
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Speaker 1: of what the Biden administration says they have accomplished, take
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Speaker 1: almost a million jobs out of the equation from Spring
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Speaker 1: twenty three to Spring twenty four. That kind of minimizes
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Speaker 1: that accomplishment, doesn't it. I'm just saying, eight hundred eighteen thousand,
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Speaker 1: how do you over report nearly a million jobs? Does
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Speaker 1: that happen accidentally?
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Speaker 4: Yes?
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Speaker 1: Yes, yes, of course it does. I'm sure it does.
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Speaker 1: A two one nine eight eighty six, A two one
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Speaker 1: WTV and Governor Amy Acton the specter raised its head yesterday.
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Speaker 1: I'm still a little nauseous at the thought. Are you okay?
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Speaker 1: Maybe you think it's great. You're welcome to say that.
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Speaker 1: You're welcome to bring that to the table too. But
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Speaker 1: I if she becomes governor of Ohio in twenty six,
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Speaker 1: I honestly this, I'm gonna play superstar, celebrity diva. Did
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Speaker 1: you know I will find another state for twenty seven?
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Speaker 2: Did you notice during the break that I got up
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Speaker 2: and left. I noticed we used to have a big
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Speaker 2: poster of her in here, like not a poster, but
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Speaker 2: like a big sign. Somebody threw it away. It was
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Speaker 2: setting back in storage in that room, and somebody must
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Speaker 2: have thrown it away. I was looking for it so
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Speaker 2: hard to bring it to you.
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Speaker 1: I would never believe leave, my beloved United States of America.
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Speaker 1: You know they always say those celebrities go, well Trump
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Speaker 1: is I liked it. I would never leave this country.
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Speaker 1: This is the greatest country on the face of the planet. However,
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Speaker 1: I do have the option of living in another state,
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Speaker 1: and I could not. I could not consider myself in
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Speaker 1: ohioan with her at the helm. Still be a Buckeye fan,
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Speaker 1: mind you, but I no, no. I got family in
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Speaker 1: West Virginia. I have a profound love for Tennessee. I
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Speaker 1: just there's no way. But maybe I'm maybe I'm the
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Speaker 1: odd man out. Maybe all is forgiven at this point,
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Speaker 1: her panic politics of the COVID virus, her attempt to
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Speaker 1: essentially shut down everything in the state of Ohio, claiming
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Speaker 1: at one point one hundred thousand Ohioans were dying or
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Speaker 1: going to die of COVID. And it's not to trust me.
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Speaker 1: This isn't partisan, this is I'm sure she'll run as
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Speaker 1: a Democrat. This isn't Republican or Democrat. Because I said
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Speaker 1: the same thing about Michael Newine. They got too hung up,
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Speaker 1: too caught up in playing celebrity. Every day at two o'clock,
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Speaker 1: there they were on our televisions. They knew everybody was
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Speaker 1: hanging on their every word. They were empowered to do everything.
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Speaker 1: Shut down your business, Tell you couldn't be on the
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Speaker 1: streets after ten, Tell you you can't stand up and
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Speaker 1: drink a beer at the bar, You have to find
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Speaker 1: a stool. They the virus only came out at night.
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Speaker 1: You know, they were love it.
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Speaker 2: Didn't you like like what they would have to You
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Speaker 2: would be waiting for him to either say this is
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Speaker 2: going to open or we're going to close this, depending
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Speaker 2: on which when the pandemic started, and he would say
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Speaker 2: this press conference is going to be an hour and
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Speaker 2: for fifty eight minutes, it's just nonsense.
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Speaker 1: Yes, talked about everything except what you were waiting.
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Speaker 2: For, and then just one quick comment at the end.
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Speaker 1: But they were enjoying their celebrity and Amy acting right
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Speaker 1: along with him, enjoying having everybody's focus on her. That's
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Speaker 1: honestly not the kind of people that I want to
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Speaker 1: see run things at all. I don't want it to
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Speaker 1: be about the politician. I want it to be about
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Speaker 1: what the politician does, accomplishes, believes in, stands for. But again,
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Speaker 1: maybe that's just me. A two one nine eight eighty
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Speaker 1: six A two one WTV and got some calls standing by,
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Speaker 1: So let's get to them from the Legacy Retirement Group
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Speaker 1: dot com phone lines. John's been on hold the longest.
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Speaker 1: You're up, do it? Okay, As far as I.
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Speaker 6: Know either a well, her name should be Amy acting
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Speaker 6: and she probably has a couple Emmys in her closet.
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Speaker 6: She came out, she lied, she's a liar, she's a
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Speaker 6: Democrat playing period. Anybody that could vote for this woman
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Speaker 6: is a total idiot. I don't try to be like that,
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Speaker 6: but you know what, it comes to a point where
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Speaker 6: too much is too much, and they're pulling everything they can.
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Speaker 6: They don't know what to do, so they're pulling her
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Speaker 6: out of the closet, and you vote for You're an idiot.
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Speaker 6: That's all I can say.
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Speaker 1: There are more Democrats that I think are deserving of
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Speaker 1: that opportunity, if that the Ohio Democrat Party is going
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Speaker 1: to back somewhat. There are plenty of Democrats in the
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Speaker 1: state of Ohio that I think are deserving and actually
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Speaker 1: maybe acceptable to a wider range of people. I think
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Speaker 1: she just universally pissed off people, no matter what the
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Speaker 1: politics were. We pretty much all got to the point
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Speaker 1: where we just said shut up and let us go
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Speaker 1: back to work.
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Speaker 6: Yep. She came on every day and put on a performance.
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Speaker 6: That's all she did. Absolutely, And if that's what you
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Speaker 6: want in office, someone that puts on a performance, go ahead,
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Speaker 6: You've already got it.
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Speaker 1: I'm with you, John, I appreciate you, buddy. Thanks very
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Speaker 1: much for the call. Eight two one, nine eighty six. John.
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Speaker 1: John's line is free. If you wanted a two one
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Speaker 1: DOUBTV and Dondie, you're on six ten double UTVN Hi Chuck,
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Speaker 1: how you doing that? Fine? Sir? How are you?
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Speaker 3: I'm hanging in there. Every day I wake up and
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Speaker 3: see the sun coming up. I am a blessed senior citizen.
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Speaker 3: I am so blessed. Now. The reason why I called
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Speaker 3: Chuck is you have an attorney coming on the mar
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Speaker 3: that you want to ask him about the laws of
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Speaker 3: the school districts.
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Speaker 1: Correct, No, the school district. The school district doesn't have laws.
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Speaker 1: I'm asking the law the city of Columbus. We have
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Speaker 1: a contradiction between what the officer said yesterday. They come
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Speaker 1: you have to stop, no matter how many lanes you
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Speaker 1: have to stop unless you have a divided highway both
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Speaker 1: lanes of traffic or vote directions of traffic have to stop. Well,
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Speaker 1: the Ohio Revised Code says something different. So I want
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Speaker 1: to know from an attorney perspective when you are in court,
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Speaker 1: what and how are you defending a case like that?
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Speaker 3: Okay, okay, now that you're going to get an attorney
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Speaker 3: on and ask that wonderful question, Uh, why don't you
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Speaker 3: do me a favor please? I asked the question on Facebook.
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Speaker 1: Will you want some free legal advice?
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Speaker 3: Well, no, I have an attorney for that March seventh.
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Speaker 3: He's been my personal attorney for twenty five years. Trust me,
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Speaker 3: I can handle that. But my question for you to
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Speaker 3: ask the attorney correct me if I'm wrong. Under Ohio
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Speaker 3: Revised Code when it comes to public schools, is it
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Speaker 3: true or false that after elementary school I'm trying not
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Speaker 3: to stutter to after elementary school, the public schools do
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Speaker 3: not have to provide transportation.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think you're incorrect about that. That's why tag
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Speaker 1: Sean Parker on your post today. He is actively involved
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Speaker 1: with one of the newest public schools or charter schools
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Speaker 1: here in Central Ohio. I've been on the board of
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Speaker 1: a few charter schools, and if a public school, a
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Speaker 1: charter school is a public school. It's a choice school
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Speaker 1: for parents, which is probably a better explanation, but as
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Speaker 1: long as it is open to public school students, it's
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Speaker 1: a charter public school, and the public school system has
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Speaker 1: to provide that transportation.
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Speaker 3: Okay, my understanding that they did not task elementary. That's
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Speaker 3: the reason why a lot of suburban schools when the
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Speaker 3: levees come up, the first thing that the school officials
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Speaker 3: threatened to cut is bus transportation. I see it all
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Speaker 3: the time. Yeah, my kid went through to Hamm.
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Speaker 1: But dontie, it's got nothing to do with reality. That's
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Speaker 1: got everything to do with selling you a bill of goods.
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Speaker 1: The first thing you want to do is cut the
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Speaker 1: stuff that matters to the parents that would rather be
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Speaker 1: lazy and have to get up and take their kids
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Speaker 1: or worry about their kids walking. Take away their bus.
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Speaker 1: They're going to vote your levy in. That's that's motivation
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Speaker 1: and manipulation out.
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Speaker 3: So I'm trying to figure out that is it the
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Speaker 3: wall where after elementary they don't have to or or
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Speaker 3: do they have to because there are a lot of
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Speaker 3: chiter parents. I'm not one. I am an empty master
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Speaker 3: you Deene, thank you. Lord. Graduated in twenty two. Yes, Chuck,
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Speaker 3: we did our job. You helped me raise that young man. Yes,
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Speaker 3: you've been knowing that young man since six years old.
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Speaker 1: You watch me raised him, and he's he's going on
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Speaker 1: and doing good things and hopefully he'll continue to do
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Speaker 1: those things. But where I'll see, I'll see if I
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Speaker 1: can find.
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Speaker 3: It, I'll see if I can to be called.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, and if I can find it myself, I'll answer
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Speaker 1: you on Facebook as well. Put the link up on Facebook.
24:49
Speaker 1: Hurry up here, because I got a run.
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Speaker 3: I'm getting ready to make half of your listeners very, very.
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Speaker 1: Mad, because that never happens.
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Speaker 3: Oh, trust me, Chuck. This is involved the schools personally.
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Speaker 3: For me. One of the reasons liar move where I moved.
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Speaker 3: I wanted a smaller school district. My personal belief again
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Speaker 3: I'm trying not to stutter. My personal belief is that
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Speaker 3: Columbus City Schools is too big, They are not accountable
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Speaker 3: to the parents. And my kid didn't even go there
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Speaker 3: Gahannah Schools. If I walked in that building, the principals
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Speaker 3: knew me.
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Speaker 1: And what do you think is going to happen with
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Speaker 1: this new multi unit development they want to put in
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Speaker 1: Gehannah and the fact that Realtor dot Com just recognized
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Speaker 1: Gehannah once again is the hottest real estate market in
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Speaker 1: the United States. I think that's the second year in
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Speaker 1: a row to be just like you in about six months, okay,
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Speaker 1: in the country.
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Speaker 3: Now, with that being said, I'm gonna say this I
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Speaker 3: personally feel, and it's gonna make your listening audience pretty upset.
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Speaker 3: Please don't. Yeah, I personally feel no school district in
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Speaker 3: the state of Ohio and I feel this, you go
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Speaker 3: on the back. No school district in the state of
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Speaker 3: Ohio should be over ten thousand students. When students, when
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Speaker 3: they start approaching that ten thousand mark, it needs to
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Speaker 3: be broke off. Columbus City Schools is too big.
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Speaker 1: They need you, Donna. Here's the problem. Every time you
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Speaker 1: come up with five separate districts, you're gonna have five
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Speaker 1: separate administrations, five separate union representatives for the teachers, and
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Speaker 1: you're gonna have five sets. The bureaucracy just grows.
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Speaker 3: But you also have a smaller school district that is
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Speaker 3: more accountable to the parents. And don't you believe that
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Speaker 3: it's gonna be all accountable to the unions because the
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Speaker 3: suburbs works with the unions every day. Believe me, I
26:40
Speaker 3: know what they did for my son.
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Speaker 1: The general idea you're having there is not a bad idea,
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Speaker 1: I'll give you that, but I'm just saying, if you separate,
26:48
Speaker 1: it's like cutting up a worm. That worm grows back
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Speaker 1: into five different worms, and each one is bigger than
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Speaker 1: the worm that it came from, and that would be
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Speaker 1: the problem. So I get what you're saying. It actually
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Speaker 1: does make some sense on the surface, but I guarantee
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Speaker 1: you human nature, political ambition, and monetary greed being what
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Speaker 1: they are, that would cause nothing but more bureaucracies, more
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Speaker 1: tax dollars, and then all of a sudden, you've got
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Speaker 1: you know, like with Columbus, Well you work in Columbus,
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Speaker 1: but you live in Canal Winchester, but you got to
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Speaker 1: pay taxes in both. Well you live in this district,
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Speaker 1: but your kids going to school in this district, so
27:23
Speaker 1: now you get to taxes in both. It would just
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Speaker 1: be another way for people to dump on the taxpayers
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Speaker 1: and burden the taxpayers. I talked about the the idea
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Speaker 1: of you know, Amy acting becoming a governor, and I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna stay on that because the closer she comes to
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Speaker 1: actually saying out loud, Yes, I'm going to run the
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Speaker 1: more vocal I'm going to become. I cannot allow that
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Speaker 1: to happen without my own resistance in the state of Ohio.
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Speaker 1: I won't. I won't. Absolutely a bad choice for this state.
27:54
Speaker 1: I said, you know, they hit us the resurgence of
27:57
Speaker 1: COVID the monkeypos. Just as I'm about to leave here,
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Speaker 1: another headline pops up West Nile virus detected in Southeast Columbus.
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Speaker 1: When when does petulance come? Isn't that one of the
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Speaker 1: Oh my gosh, they're gonna throw everything at you people.
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