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Brian Thomas spends a full hour with Private Citizen Brad Wenstrup · Brian Thomas

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Speaker 1: the Patrick Herringer legislation. I know you know who Sarah is,
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Speaker 1: widow of Patrick Herringer, who was stabbed to death in
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Speaker 1: to the goal of getting Patrick Herringer legislation passed. We'll
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Speaker 1: also get her thought about what's going on in downtown Cincinnati.
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Speaker 1: In the meantime, without further ado in studio, I'm staring
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Speaker 1: at him former Congressman now private citizen, Brad Winster, come back,
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Speaker 1: my friend. It's always great having you here.
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Speaker 2: It's always a pleasure to be here.
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Speaker 1: Brian, you lived it you as congressman. You've been through
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Speaker 1: this before. You remember shutdowns before, don't you?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I do, I do all too well.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, got him resolved in the past. This one seems
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Speaker 1: to be a horse of a different color, because I
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Speaker 1: think it's just it's insanity. I mean, what is going
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Speaker 1: on now makes absolutely no sense. And did the extend
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Speaker 1: anybody who is paying attention to this, I don't mean
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Speaker 1: this the idea of the concept of who's gonna win
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Speaker 1: the blame game? Right, who's gonna get blamed for the shutdown?
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Speaker 1: It seems to be the focus of everything. Well in
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Speaker 1: this particular case, to the extent you care. How could
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Speaker 1: the Democrats escape absolute ownership of this shutdown? The Republicans
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Speaker 1: cleared the deck of any argument that they might have
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Speaker 1: by passing that clean continuing resolution keeping funding levels under
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Speaker 1: the Biden era funding levels that the Democrats fought for.
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Speaker 1: So here, guys, we've got that. Let's keep the government
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Speaker 1: funded at your level until we get this situation resolved.
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Speaker 1: The twelve appropriations bills, so they got an end date
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Speaker 1: of what is it November? Is it twenty first or
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Speaker 1: something in the legislation. It's it's fast approaching. So as
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Speaker 1: I read Kimberly Strassel did an analysis of this, you know, TikTok, TikTok.
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Speaker 1: Are they really going to be able to accomplish anything
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Speaker 1: even if they get this clean CR pass in the Senate,
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Speaker 1: which does not look likely yesterday, wouldn't even vote to
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Speaker 1: pay military and f and air traffic controllers. Just keep
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Speaker 1: them paid while we work out this mess. No, no, no,
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Speaker 1: And I can read you what Chuckie Schumer said, because
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Speaker 1: it makes no sense whatsoever. Chuckie Schumer called giving the
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Speaker 1: the Capitol police and ice agents and federal certain certain
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Speaker 1: congressional employees, the air traffic controllers, the park rangers, federal
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Speaker 1: law enforcement people that are critical's. Nobody's denying this. People
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Speaker 1: that are still essential workers. They're working without a paycheck,
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Speaker 1: so let's just give them their paycheck. No, said Democrats,
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Speaker 1: and Chuckie Schumer quoted as saying, it means the bill
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Speaker 1: nothing more than another tool for Trump to hurt federal
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Speaker 1: workers and American families and to keep this shutdown going
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Speaker 1: on for as long as he wants. We will not
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Speaker 1: give Donald Trump a license to play politics with people's livelihoods.
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Speaker 1: That's why we oppose this. Does that make any sense
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Speaker 1: to you consider what was proposed?
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Speaker 2: Not at all. It's exactly the opposite. He makes two
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Speaker 2: cases and they contradict each other. He said, this is
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Speaker 2: a tool to hurt people. It's a tool to pay people.
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Speaker 2: I don't think anyone ever feels hurt when they get paid,
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Speaker 2: do you, Brian No, absolutely, it's an expectation, honestly right.
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Speaker 2: And he says this is a tool to hurt the
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Speaker 2: American people in what way? And that's the other thing.
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Speaker 2: He makes these comments, and no one says, how is
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Speaker 2: paying people hurting? And no one asked.
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Speaker 1: That more fundamentally, paying people who are still working. This
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Speaker 1: isn't somebody who's non essential in sitting at home contemplating
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Speaker 1: their navel or playing you know, candy Crush or whatever
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Speaker 1: on their app These are people that are actually going
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Speaker 1: to and most notably some of the hardest work that's
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Speaker 1: being done. ICE agents on the front line are essentially
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Speaker 1: like in the middle of a combat zone and they're
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Speaker 1: there and they're not getting paid. Now we all know
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Speaker 1: that it's just accruing that they will get paid once
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Speaker 1: the government opens up if it does, But how about
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Speaker 1: getting these very, very loyal and valuable people paid right now.
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Speaker 2: Especially them, because you do have people that are sitting
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Speaker 2: at home, not by their own desire, but they are.
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Speaker 2: And what always happens in one of these shutdowns is
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Speaker 2: you retrospectively, you pay them, and you pay them for
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Speaker 2: not working for a month or however long it last. Yes,
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Speaker 2: I went through this in thirteen. You know, I thought
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Speaker 2: we were on the right side of things. Yeah, shut
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Speaker 2: down the government. Well you find out pretty quickly how
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Speaker 2: even your friends and loyal constituents are upset because of
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Speaker 2: services they can't get, if they need their passport to
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Speaker 2: go travel, if they have a problem with Social Security,
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Speaker 2: the irs and all these things are shut down, and
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Speaker 2: you learn you start opening them up. And so this
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Speaker 2: is what they're trying to do here, right, Let's open
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Speaker 2: up this. Let's just open this up right now and
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Speaker 2: pay these people. And he says, no, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: This is a bizarre time in American history. And I
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Speaker 2: hope that enough people understand what is taking place here,
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Speaker 2: because this is the mentality of like an AOC. You
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Speaker 2: expect comments like that sure out of AOC, because that's
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Speaker 2: who and what she has been.
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Speaker 1: And you don't really, at least historically up until recent history,
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Speaker 1: you wouldn't expect.
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Speaker 2: That out of a guy like Chuck Schumer, right, But
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Speaker 2: now his back is against the wall, right because AOC
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Speaker 2: is I'm going to run for Senate. I'm going to
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Speaker 2: I might run for Senate. And then he knows this
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Speaker 2: and so he has to out AOC AOC.
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Speaker 1: So he's capitulated to the far left wing of the party.
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Speaker 1: If Chucky Schumer will say previously, I guess comparatively to
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Speaker 1: now a voice of reason, I mean, that's hard to
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Speaker 1: come out of my mouth. Well, it's called his prior
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Speaker 1: position within the Democratic Party somewhat reasonable, maybe in the center.
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Speaker 1: He is now at least acknowledging his capitulation to this
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Speaker 1: far left wing. So there is no more practical centrist
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Speaker 1: right side of the eighty twenty issue Democrats anymore.
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Speaker 2: No, it doesn't see betterment, Yeah, exactly, and probably the
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Speaker 2: last person we thought who would be there, though it's
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Speaker 2: you know, you just never know what you're going to get, right,
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Speaker 2: But it's it's very interesting that they're just carrying this
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Speaker 2: on and the shutdown is the way, and you know,
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Speaker 2: people have got to understand, especially those that are suffering
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Speaker 2: from this, need to say like, why are you doing this?
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Speaker 2: Not only that you said something when you open this up,
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Speaker 2: it's the Biden era policies that are still in place,
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Speaker 2: you know. And Republicans want to go through normal appropriations
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Speaker 2: process where the government is a function as our founders
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Speaker 2: had set it up, that we the people are going
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Speaker 2: to determine what we spend money on, et cetera, et cetera,
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Speaker 2: and staid, continuing resolution just keeps ongoing what's already in
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Speaker 2: place without a discussion. Basically, right, you're not going to
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Speaker 2: fix things that need to be fixed. You're not going
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Speaker 2: to get rid of things that don't need to be there.
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Speaker 1: Which is why Massy voted no on it because it
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Speaker 1: didn't contain cuts. He wanted substantial cuts in the CR,
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Speaker 1: and the Republicans said, collectively, as a chess game strategy, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 1: we're going to keep that. We're not going to give
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Speaker 1: them any reason to complain. It's their level. I get
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Speaker 1: the math and and the strategy for doing that. I'm
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Speaker 1: obviously with Massy on wishing that there were some cuts
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Speaker 1: in the CR, but we're not getting either.
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Speaker 2: So this doesn't mean, well, well, we all wish there
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Speaker 2: were cuts. I mean, but we're living with a government
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Speaker 2: today and in America today where they're a large swath
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Speaker 2: of America really doesn't care that we're going into more debt.
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Speaker 2: I mean, one of the things I always tried to
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Speaker 2: say when you look at any bill is will this
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Speaker 2: bill make Americans more free? And will the next generation
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Speaker 2: say thank you? And when you putting the next generation
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Speaker 2: in further and further debt, how would they possibly say
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Speaker 2: thank you? And that's where that's where Thomas is and
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Speaker 2: and I get that, but strategically, because of America, is
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Speaker 2: that way if you want to get anything done and
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Speaker 2: say that you have a government that can actually function
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Speaker 2: on behalf of the American people, you have to keep
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Speaker 2: it open. And so you think, okay, let's continue these debates.
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Speaker 2: But the thing is they're arguing about the subsidies for
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Speaker 2: insurance companies that aren't making anyone else healthier. I mean,
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Speaker 2: that's the thing. It's just insurance companies while it's getting healthier,
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Speaker 2: And that's what they're arguing for that they want to
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Speaker 2: keep those subsidies going when you know this is just
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Speaker 2: an entity that denies and delays your care anyway. It's
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Speaker 2: not like those subsidies suddenly make America healthier, you know,
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Speaker 2: make America healthy again, right, healthiest nation on the planet
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Speaker 2: as we were calling it before Maha came around. You know,
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Speaker 2: this is this is absurd. And not only that the
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Speaker 2: CR continues those subsidies for the time being. What what
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Speaker 2: are you fighting?
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Speaker 1: Four? The expiration date is this year based upon the
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Speaker 1: Democrats legislation, they put the end date for the subsidies
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Speaker 1: this counter year, December. They owned that they can't deny it.
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Speaker 1: They saw this coming for miles and miles away. They
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Speaker 1: presumed that this current president would not be president. They
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Speaker 1: presumed that their guy or gals the case may be
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Speaker 1: last minute, which was going to take over office, that
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Speaker 1: Democrats would retain control, and that they would then vote
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Speaker 1: in these subsidies as permanent. It didn't work out the
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Speaker 1: way they thought it was going to work out, but
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Speaker 1: they still own the end date.
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Speaker 2: Let's deliver on it, and they sold it as we
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Speaker 2: need to do this because of COVID.
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Speaker 1: COVID a great point and needed to be made seven
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Speaker 1: fifteen right now more with citizen private citizen Brad weinstrip
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Speaker 1: on more topics. We'll talk to the ceasefire agreement, we'll
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Speaker 1: talk about the mainstream media, and got a variety of
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Speaker 1: other things to speak of. Stick around for the full.
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Speaker 3: Hour fifty five krc The Toxictation nineteen KRCD talk station
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Speaker 3: Happy Friday made extra special. Happy Private Citizen Brad Winster,
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Speaker 3: former Congressman, in studio going through the issues. He's been there,
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Speaker 3: done that and speaks from authority and knowledge about the
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Speaker 3: craziness that's going on real quick here insofar as the shutdown,
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Speaker 3: who's getting paid? Who's not getting paid? Question for your
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Speaker 3: congressman former congressman winsor is the CIA getting paid? We
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Speaker 3: don't even know how much money they get every year.
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Speaker 3: I don't if they're carved out.
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Speaker 2: They're so secret.
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Speaker 1: We don't even know what the American taxpayer spends running
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Speaker 1: that organization. I bet they're getting paid. I'm just saying
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Speaker 1: that you don't have to comment, mister security level clearance guy,
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Speaker 1: if you can't speak to it.
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Speaker 2: But well, I will say that where that is done,
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Speaker 2: and this is a unique situation for sure as far
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Speaker 2: as who's getting paid what and what we're spending money on,
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Speaker 2: and for good reason that is held you know, you
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Speaker 2: have that is held in the IAA. That's the Intelligence
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Speaker 2: Authorization Act, which is secret. Well it is, there's covert operations,
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Speaker 2: there's various things in there and then and usually that
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Speaker 2: ends up being very bipartisan, and it's bipartisan. Members of
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Speaker 2: the Intelligence Committee sure that talk to the other members
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Speaker 2: of Congress and explain what the spending is.
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Speaker 1: In remind every member of Congress and all the elected
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Speaker 1: officials that yes, the CIA does indeed have a dossier
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Speaker 1: on each and every one of them, and your damn
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Speaker 1: well better approve their budget and what they asked for
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Speaker 1: or they're going to leak the information out to the
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Speaker 1: general public.
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Speaker 2: I've heard suggestions along those lines before. Well, there certainly
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Speaker 2: has been some nefarious behavior, especially as it related to
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Speaker 2: January sixth, and you've seen a lot of that coming
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Speaker 2: out there Edgar Hoover days. Yeah, the senators being investigated,
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Speaker 2: and you know, I will say that what has happened
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Speaker 2: is is I hope continues, at least in my time
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Speaker 2: on Intelligence Committee, which I was on till I left
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Speaker 2: in January, we're now going into the intelligence community. I
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Speaker 2: think when I first started on that committee, you would
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Speaker 2: have briefs and they would just come in and tell
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Speaker 2: you stuff. And now it's like, no, no, no, we're
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Speaker 2: telling you stuff. We want to work with you, and
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Speaker 2: we want to approve what you're doing, and we want
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Speaker 2: to know fully what you're doing. And you don't just
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Speaker 2: get to come in here and say this is our
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Speaker 2: policy and blah blah blah. No, we have oversight over you.
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Speaker 2: And it's being much more active than it ever was. Good.
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Speaker 1: It's good that you certainly oversight role, because that's what
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Speaker 1: you've been elected to do. This is our money, it's
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Speaker 1: what we pay for. Are they doing things efficiently? Are
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Speaker 1: they answering the right questions? Are they hiding or are
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Speaker 1: they committing to farious acts behind the scenes. I think
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Speaker 1: we should all be entitled to know that kind of stuff.
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Speaker 2: Well, we started fencing money, Brian, because when they weren't
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Speaker 2: telling us what we wanted to know. And this has
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Speaker 2: to do with COVID and for example, the origins of
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Speaker 2: COVID and the commission that Biden put out. And they
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Speaker 2: came and said, it's our policy not to tell you
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Speaker 2: who we talked to, and I said, no, no, no, no,
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Speaker 2: this is our government. I just want you to know.
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Speaker 2: You don't get to put a policy in place like that.
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Speaker 2: And the reaction was the Director of National Intelligence called
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Speaker 2: me two hours later because I said, by the way,
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Speaker 2: we created your agency and we fund your agency. So
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Speaker 2: she called me right away, and I'll never forget when
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Speaker 2: I got some of the information I wanted. She said,
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Speaker 2: do I get my ten million now? Because we started
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Speaker 2: holding money back. Oh so it's not all bad. We're
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Speaker 2: sometimes doing some things to improve the situation.
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Speaker 1: All right, Well there's my I got my problems with
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Speaker 1: the CIA out of my system on that one.
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Speaker 2: So over to where do you want to go on
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Speaker 2: this irs, Well, we were going to talk peat fire. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: just you know, and it can blend into a lot
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Speaker 2: of things.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trum Abraham Accords. I don't care about the Nobel
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Speaker 1: Peace Prize, but someone's going to qualify a guy for
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Speaker 1: the Nobel Peace Prizes. It's negotiating piece with formerly basically
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Speaker 1: warring Middle East countries.
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Speaker 2: And century Israel for centuries.
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Speaker 1: He was able to successfully bring that about with a
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Speaker 1: handful of the Arab nations. Wants to extend the Abraham
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Speaker 1: Accords and negotiat peace with other countries. Now he's having
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Speaker 1: great success doing that in Lo and behold, he gets
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Speaker 1: at least phase one of a negotiated settlement between of
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Speaker 1: all all people, Hamas and Israel. Everyone should have been
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Speaker 1: celebrating that. I was very happy about that. I mean, Hamas,
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Speaker 1: as far as I'm concerned, should be blown off the
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Speaker 1: map because just for that, the October seventh murderous spree.
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Speaker 2: They went on. They're irredeemable.
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Speaker 1: Fine, but you got to negotiate them because they run
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Speaker 1: the territory, they represent the Palestinian people there just voted office.
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Speaker 2: At some point he's able to.
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Speaker 1: Bring about phase one. The world should be rejoicing. And
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Speaker 1: I know it didn't take completely. There are factions within
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Speaker 1: the Hamas community apparently who don't want to follow the lead.
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Speaker 2: But it's a great step in the right direction. But
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Speaker 2: he's getting no love for that. And he took the effort,
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Speaker 2: you know. But what happens, what happens within the media
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Speaker 2: today is nothing. You know, is one article said, it's
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Speaker 2: crickets from the ceasefire now brigade all the people screaming
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Speaker 2: for a ceasefire. You know, everybody, both sides just yelling
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Speaker 2: for ceasefire, more on the Israeli side. But at the
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Speaker 2: same time, it gets done, you get a cease fire,
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Speaker 2: and no one has anything to say. But Biden's former
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Speaker 2: secretary of State said, oh, well this was set up
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Speaker 2: by what Biden put in place. What did he put
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Speaker 2: in place? Nothing? He put nothing in place. He got
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Speaker 2: no one back. You know, Blincoln was abysmal failure with
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Speaker 2: what getting hostages out or anything like that. Nothing, nothing
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Speaker 2: actually happened.
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Speaker 1: Seventh was on I believe Biden's watch, brad Am, I
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Speaker 1: remembering my history correctly, that's the slaughter of the Israeli
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Speaker 1: grand grandparents and children and babies. That was Biden's administration. Yep,
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Speaker 1: setting up that piece deal right there.
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Speaker 2: And and what CNN said, Christiana, I'm on, poor lord.
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Speaker 2: She said, well, the hostages were probably being treated better
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Speaker 2: than the average gossen while they were in captivity. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you've got to be kidding. We did it survive? You mean, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah?
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Speaker 2: So how come they didn't all survive if they were
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Speaker 2: being treated better? I mean, this is just really unbelievable.
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Speaker 2: But this is what we're dealing with. I mean, Brian,
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Speaker 2: you have listeners that pay attention, and you have listeners
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Speaker 2: that you know are seeking the truth as much as
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Speaker 2: anything else. And not just going to mainstream media nodding
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Speaker 2: their head and going, I guess that's what it is.
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Speaker 2: Or the biggest thing is the absence of information that
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Speaker 2: the media doesn't put out, you know. And for example,
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Speaker 2: I wonder how many people actually reported on the whistleblowers
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Speaker 2: from the IRS that came forward about Hunter Biden and
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Speaker 2: how he wasn't paying his taxes and his felonies and
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Speaker 2: they got slammed.
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Speaker 1: Let's pause from them. We can talk with some of
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Speaker 1: the details on that as we here. We're at a
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Speaker 1: break here at seven twenty five more with brad Winstrop
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Speaker 1: seven twenty five right now fifty five Kcity Talk Station.
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Speaker 1: Caar City Talk Station. Brian Thomas with citizen brads Winsterrip,
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Speaker 1: former Congressman brad Winstrip security clearance and everything. He's seen, it,
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Speaker 1: been there, done, It knows where the skeletons are buried,
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Speaker 1: where they're hanging in. Can't tell us a lot of
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Speaker 1: that stuff because he's a subject to privacy rules or something.
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Speaker 1: Brad Winstrom just giving you a hard time. You were
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Speaker 1: talking about the IRS, and when you mentioned to me
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Speaker 1: off air, earlier this morning when you talked about the whistleblowers,
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Speaker 1: I immediately gravitated, as old as I am now to
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Speaker 1: lowist larners, weaponization of the irs against conservative organizations, I mean,
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Speaker 1: really brazen, brazen attacks on Republican conservative organizations. You know,
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Speaker 1: it's just I can't believe that more people weren't mad
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Speaker 1: about that kind of thing. You hit the weaponization of
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Speaker 1: the Justice Department of Eric Holder going after banks, threatening
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Speaker 1: him with compliance audits that they didn't quit doing legitimate
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Speaker 1: business with legitimate licensed businesses. Those revelations, to me spoke
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Speaker 1: volumes about the weaponization of these agencies against the American
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Speaker 1: people political to achieve political purposes. Now, if it was
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Speaker 1: the it was some great if Congressman Thomas Massey or
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Speaker 1: Senator Ranpaul had organized this on behalf of libertarian minded folks.
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Speaker 1: So we're sticking in my wheelhouse here, something I would.
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Speaker 1: You know, the idea that in people turn the libertari
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Speaker 1: is great, But if they weaponized any of those agencies
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Speaker 1: to serve my political ends, I'd be mad as hell
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Speaker 1: about it, as much as I have about anyone who
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Speaker 1: was able to weaponize these agencies. It delegitimizes the American
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Speaker 1: government period, and that creates a disrupting force in America.
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Speaker 1: If you don't trust your government, Uh.
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Speaker 2: What are you fighting for?
18:39
Speaker 1: That's right, and we had that continuation though this issue
18:43
Speaker 1: you're gonna mention with the Wist, of course, was post
18:46
Speaker 1: Lauris Lerner.
18:46
Speaker 2: This fast forward a little bit here, but it tells
18:49
Speaker 2: you how long this type of attitude has existed. Yes,
18:52
Speaker 2: that you may know in your mind what's right and wrong,
18:57
Speaker 2: but if you find a way to justify what you
18:59
Speaker 2: were doing. See, it's sort of like the communist rule,
19:03
Speaker 2: and that's where I think the left is going today obviously,
19:07
Speaker 2: but it's like it's not it's not a lie if
19:10
Speaker 2: it benefits the party because she is okay, if it
19:13
Speaker 2: serves our ends, yes, because it because we know what's
19:16
Speaker 2: best for the country, and it's not good for the country.
19:20
Speaker 2: If Hunter Biden is actually committing crimes and it's revealed,
19:24
Speaker 2: because that's really what happened, and he was committing crimes,
19:28
Speaker 2: I mean, if you if you think about what was
19:31
Speaker 2: taking place, you know, and what was later discovered and
19:35
Speaker 2: I was there House Republicans, we found Hunter Biden and
19:38
Speaker 2: his associates hauled in twenty seven million from foreign service
19:43
Speaker 2: foreign sources during and after Joe Biden's vice presidency, and
19:48
Speaker 2: this money was coming from individuals and companies in Ukraine, Romania, China, oligarchs, oligarchs.
19:56
Speaker 2: Joe Biden on his way out of the door said,
19:59
Speaker 2: Trump's going to run the entry by oligarchs. Well, you
20:02
Speaker 2: know what, if he does, at least they'll be American oligarchs.
20:06
Speaker 2: And therein lies a huge difference because you know, hopefully
20:10
Speaker 2: we're seeing our oligarchs working towards the benefit of America.
20:14
Speaker 1: And not for self interest only. So well, their self
20:18
Speaker 1: interest can work on the benefits of American people. I
20:20
Speaker 1: point to the data centers. You get these massive, multi,
20:22
Speaker 1: multi billion billion dollar corporations like Alphabet They need energy
20:28
Speaker 1: and they can afford to buy their own small modular reactors.
20:31
Speaker 1: They can build them themselves. They can deliver to the
20:34
Speaker 1: American people with our elected officials refuse to give us,
20:37
Speaker 1: which is small footprint, abundant, unlimited power to serve our
20:43
Speaker 1: needs and needs of these big oligarch companies, evil as
20:45
Speaker 1: they may be, They're going to deliver on that at
20:47
Speaker 1: some point in my lifetime.
20:48
Speaker 2: And that's a great thing, Well, the private sector is
20:51
Speaker 2: going to need to do more and more, and we
20:52
Speaker 2: can talk on that.
20:54
Speaker 1: Well freeas of the regulatory burden out here in the
20:56
Speaker 1: private sector.
20:57
Speaker 2: We will. But these whistleblowers came forward and they just
21:01
Speaker 2: got beaten down by media and by the irs itself.
21:07
Speaker 2: I mean the people that were coming forward. For example,
21:12
Speaker 2: they know the difference between right and wrong.
21:14
Speaker 1: Right making a democrat, he kissed all the checkbox for
21:17
Speaker 1: the woke agenda in his rights exactly.
21:19
Speaker 2: And he stood there he said, he said, look, I
21:22
Speaker 2: am a Democrat, I am gay, but there's right and wrong.
21:27
Speaker 2: And I was doing my job, and the other gentleman
21:31
Speaker 2: was a Republican and we were doing our job. We
21:33
Speaker 2: were discovering what was taking place. We discovered the felonies,
21:37
Speaker 2: We discovered the tax faults of Hunter Biden, that he
21:41
Speaker 2: was paying.
21:41
Speaker 1: His taxes on the millions that he was taken in
21:43
Speaker 1: from the oligarchs.
21:44
Speaker 2: So he wasn't paying these taxes. And they were told
21:48
Speaker 2: to stand down, and then they came forward as whistleblowers,
21:52
Speaker 2: and then they're being berated and they were told to
21:54
Speaker 2: either resign or accept a lesser position, and all of
21:59
Speaker 2: this going on. They testified in front of our committee,
22:02
Speaker 2: and it is really amazing. Now they have a settlement,
22:06
Speaker 2: and that's why it's in the news, and that's why
22:08
Speaker 2: I wanted to bring it up today because it's in
22:10
Speaker 2: the news that they got their settlement and from the
22:13
Speaker 2: IRS and from the DOJ for illegal retaliation against them
22:18
Speaker 2: as whistleblowers. But they also said there needs to be
22:22
Speaker 2: a requirement this is part of the settlement for new
22:25
Speaker 2: training for federal prosecutors. That's part of their settlement. Now
22:30
Speaker 2: we have to teach right and wrong, and that's part
22:34
Speaker 2: of the settlement. I mean, it's a good thing. I
22:36
Speaker 2: credit them for doing that. And what the Trump administration
22:40
Speaker 2: did for them is actually promoted them within the IRS,
22:43
Speaker 2: because these are the type of people you want to
22:46
Speaker 2: have in the IRS, because right is right and wrong
22:49
Speaker 2: is wrong, and we have to drum out the lowest learners.
22:53
Speaker 2: And all these other people that have been in these
22:55
Speaker 2: agencies been there a long time, Brian. They know that
22:59
Speaker 2: they can wait out any administration and if they can
23:03
Speaker 2: make things be you know, water under the bridge, then
23:06
Speaker 2: then so be it. And you know, this ties into
23:08
Speaker 2: what Tulsea Gamber did by the Trump administration taking away
23:14
Speaker 2: the security clearances of the fifty one people that signed
23:17
Speaker 2: the letter saying that Hunter's laptop was Russian disinformation. It
23:22
Speaker 2: looks like Russian disinformation, carefully worded, right, But they never checked.
23:27
Speaker 2: They never went and looked. And what we discovered is
23:31
Speaker 2: that they were told, we're doing this to help Joe
23:34
Speaker 2: Biden in his debate against Donald Trump.
23:37
Speaker 1: And after, after, long after the FBI had already determined
23:41
Speaker 1: that the Hunter Biden laptop was in fact authentic. That
23:44
Speaker 1: was information known to the FBI when that letter came out.
23:48
Speaker 1: More with brad Winstrip stick around seven to thirty five
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Speaker 1: right now here fifty five KRCIT.
23:52
Speaker 2: Talk station, fifty five KARC.
23:55
Speaker 1: You're listening to Lee thirty nine here fifty five KRSIT
23:57
Speaker 1: talk station. Citizen Brad Weinstrip were congressman in studio going
24:01
Speaker 1: through all the issues. And I had had to go
24:05
Speaker 1: at the CIA earlier, sort of a tongue in cheek
24:07
Speaker 1: kind of go but I figured they were getting paid
24:09
Speaker 1: during the shutdown regardless, And moving forward, I saw John Brennan.
24:13
Speaker 1: His name's made it back in the news.
24:16
Speaker 2: It has. He's been referred by House Republicans for allegedly
24:22
Speaker 2: lying to Congress about the Steele dossier. But if you
24:25
Speaker 2: follow the statements that he made and then what you
24:28
Speaker 2: discover that the CIA and the FBI did with it.
24:34
Speaker 2: For example, with the Steele dosia, they put it in
24:37
Speaker 2: their Intelligence Community assessment in spite of high level CIA
24:43
Speaker 2: officials saying, no, this thing is unverified. There's we got
24:47
Speaker 2: nothing here, and they knew where it came from. Also, yeah,
24:51
Speaker 2: and you should not be putting this in the assessment,
24:54
Speaker 2: and but lo and behold they did. And you know,
24:58
Speaker 2: so he's kind of tracked with the things that he
25:01
Speaker 2: has said. And he said that the CIA was not
25:03
Speaker 2: involved at all with the Stile Dassie.
25:07
Speaker 1: You forgot about that pesky paper trail, didn't he?
25:10
Speaker 2: I guess he did. And you know, but like I said,
25:13
Speaker 2: the thing has many flaws. We can't verify it. But
25:15
Speaker 2: you know, the agency, the agencies are such the authoritarian
25:20
Speaker 2: threat to democracy. That's that's our problem. You know, no
25:23
Speaker 2: one voted for people in the agency right at all,
25:27
Speaker 2: and they sit there longer. That's where we need term limits.
25:30
Speaker 2: By the way, is you know, people should be there
25:33
Speaker 2: just like the military. You serve and when your time comes,
25:35
Speaker 2: you move on. If you're not promoted, you get out.
25:38
Speaker 2: I've said that many times. But still in all you
25:42
Speaker 2: can see the power that they wield and they're doing
25:45
Speaker 2: things for political purposes because they didn't want Donald Trump.
25:50
Speaker 2: They don't like Donald Trump, and therefore these actions continue
25:54
Speaker 2: to be taken. So now you have you know, Tulsea
25:57
Speaker 2: geberd uh and she is leading the charge to look
26:01
Speaker 2: into the weaposition of government. There's an interagency Weaponization working Group,
26:08
Speaker 2: and they're looking back at everything and looking at the
26:11
Speaker 2: things that were done, especially during the last four years
26:13
Speaker 2: under the Biden administration, and the conduct that took place
26:17
Speaker 2: in there. I mean, it's pretty interesting when you start
26:19
Speaker 2: finding things in burn bags that we're supposed to have
26:23
Speaker 2: been burned and destroyed, and you're getting a lot of information.
26:26
Speaker 2: Maybe somebody left a gift, or maybe it's a god
26:29
Speaker 2: thing that wants America, the American people to have truth
26:34
Speaker 2: in things. But you know, Brian, there's a big difference
26:37
Speaker 2: between law, fair weaponization, revenge and actual truth and justice,
26:44
Speaker 2: which used to be the American way.
26:46
Speaker 1: Yeah, and no greater illustration of that. We can talk
26:49
Speaker 1: about impeachment here as we've talked with the allegations, but
26:51
Speaker 1: predicated upon a lie. The Steele dossier, that of course
26:54
Speaker 1: was whole cloth created by the Democratic Party and handed
26:57
Speaker 1: over and of course then leaked because it was in
27:00
Speaker 1: fact attached to that CIA assessment, even though the agent
27:03
Speaker 1: said it had no basis in truth or fact. It
27:05
Speaker 1: was attached for the purpose of getting it leaked to
27:07
Speaker 1: the press. That's how we all came to realize it
27:10
Speaker 1: was even a Steele dossier out in the world. And
27:12
Speaker 1: then it was pedaled as absolute truth. Oh, Donald Trump's
27:14
Speaker 1: over there urinating off prostitutes or something. Now some fill
27:18
Speaker 1: in the blank, fec non compliant word made that up.
27:22
Speaker 1: So we're living under the umbrella of those lies, repeated
27:26
Speaker 1: over and over again. So and it was first they
27:31
Speaker 1: created all of this in an effort to Brennan from
27:32
Speaker 1: getting elected, and then after being elected, they used all
27:36
Speaker 1: of this to undermine anything he was trying to do
27:39
Speaker 1: during his first presidency, so they failed to keep him
27:42
Speaker 1: out of office, and then continued the lie to subject
27:46
Speaker 1: him to impeachment hearings. But go over to New York
27:50
Speaker 1: where he's being prosecuted for overinflating the value of his
27:53
Speaker 1: real estate.
27:53
Speaker 2: That to me is number one.
27:55
Speaker 1: I even talked about that with Eric Trump about his
27:56
Speaker 1: new book, and I brought it up because I'm so
27:58
Speaker 1: glad you brought that up. He said, Nobody ever asked
28:01
Speaker 1: me about that because I know about the litigation. These
28:03
Speaker 1: are sophisticated parties to the contract. Donald Trump says, I
28:09
Speaker 1: want to borrow money. The bank one of the biggest
28:12
Speaker 1: banks in the world. They have their own real estate
28:14
Speaker 1: evaluation team. They can know what something is or isn't.
28:17
Speaker 1: They don't have to take his word for it, and
28:19
Speaker 1: who would. So they loan in the money. They're paid
28:23
Speaker 1: back interest. In all, he's one of their best customers.
28:26
Speaker 1: They testified in court there was no damage. This wasn't
28:30
Speaker 1: even a justiciable controversy, and yet he ultimately was found guilty.
28:34
Speaker 1: That just to me, was the greatest illustration of actual lawfare,
28:38
Speaker 1: predict charges predicated on nothing.
28:41
Speaker 2: Look, every homeowner knows what an appraiser does. Yeah right,
28:45
Speaker 2: I mean, this isn't Donald Trump setting a value. There
28:49
Speaker 2: are appraisers, and banks are going to rely on appraisers.
28:52
Speaker 2: Banks are going to rely on their own appraisers. That's
28:54
Speaker 2: what I mean.
28:55
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, So, and again they got the benefit of
29:00
Speaker 1: the contractual bar and willow on the X at this
29:03
Speaker 1: interest rate. He paid back X with the interest. Great
29:07
Speaker 1: customers do that. He didn't fall behind, he didn't breach
29:10
Speaker 1: the contract. It's not it's not an issue. It's not
29:13
Speaker 1: a just dishable controversy, and yet he was found guilty
29:16
Speaker 1: on that.
29:16
Speaker 2: It's just that shows you.
29:18
Speaker 1: How corrupt the court system is in New York as
29:20
Speaker 1: well as the Attorney General.
29:22
Speaker 2: Well, and that's why attorneys are always fighting for the
29:24
Speaker 2: right venue and hopefully they'll get a fair shake somewhere.
29:28
Speaker 2: You know, we're kind of, I think overall lucky to
29:31
Speaker 2: be in the Midwest. I don't know about Hamilton County. Yeah,
29:35
Speaker 2: well anymore, but I'm glad you qualified that.
29:37
Speaker 1: Yes, the elections coming up, early voting going on. Make
29:40
Speaker 1: sure you have selected the appropriate judges, which include Judge Berkowitz.
29:44
Speaker 1: Sticking around, we got one more with Congressman wins Or
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Speaker 1: former Congressman Winzroup. It's seven forty five right now, fifty
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Speaker 2: Fifty five KRC. Ready to get your carpets a parsee
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29:57
Speaker 3: Friday.
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Speaker 1: And before we get back to I had one strip
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Speaker 1: in the studio former Congressman. We're going to talk to
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Speaker 1: Officer Tivity Green for the Cincinna Police defarment. God bless
30:05
Speaker 1: them and all they do for the city. We're gonna
30:07
Speaker 1: catch ourselves a bad guy, actually bad girl the week
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Speaker 1: Tiffany Green, Welcome back, Happy Friday, Good morning, So bad
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Speaker 1: girl this week?
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Speaker 2: CA are we looking for?
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Speaker 4: Cincinnati Police Sister three is looking for Yolanda Bellomo. Miss
30:21
Speaker 4: Bellamo is wanted for a felony escape and misdemeanor SAT.
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Speaker 4: On August fourteenth of twenty twenty five, Miss Bellamo normally
30:29
Speaker 4: walked away from the University of Cincinnati Medical Center Hospital
30:33
Speaker 4: before being placed back into police custy for her original
30:36
Speaker 4: charge of sess. Yolanda BelOMO is a female White. She's
30:40
Speaker 4: forty eight years old, five ten and one hundred and
30:43
Speaker 4: seventy pounds. Yolanda Bellomo has a history of fess and
30:47
Speaker 4: was last known to live on Savodor Street in Mount Washington.
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Speaker 2: Officer Green, we have any information, who are gonna call?
30:53
Speaker 2: If we know where she might be, Please.
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Speaker 4: Call crime Stoppers at five one, three, three, five two
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Speaker 1: You got a tip, you may be able to work
31:06
Speaker 1: cash reward if at least and arrest, and you will
31:08
Speaker 1: remain anonymous Officer Green. Thank you for all that you
31:10
Speaker 1: do on behalf of the city of Cincinnati. God bless
31:12
Speaker 1: the police Department, and I hope you have a fantastic weekend.
31:15
Speaker 1: We'll be looking for her pictures on my blog page
31:17
Speaker 1: fifty five KRC dot com. Back to Brad WEINSTERP Brad,
31:22
Speaker 1: what are we going to conclude on? What topics you
31:24
Speaker 1: want to go over in this final segment here with
31:26
Speaker 1: my listeners.
31:26
Speaker 2: On this Well, you know, I think there's a lot
31:29
Speaker 2: of things we can we can talk about things that
31:30
Speaker 2: I'm still working on, or things with biotech. I think
31:35
Speaker 2: we're in a we're in a position, Brian, in a
31:38
Speaker 2: way where we have to advance ourselves. And it's kind
31:41
Speaker 2: of like pre World War Two if you think about it.
31:45
Speaker 2: You know, we were kind of isolationists at that time,
31:48
Speaker 2: and Germany was just going forward with advanced engineering and
31:52
Speaker 2: all types of things that made him a dominant force.
31:54
Speaker 2: And I think that we're in that kind of a
31:56
Speaker 2: situation with China today, and so I think we're going
32:00
Speaker 2: to see a lot of private industry working with government
32:04
Speaker 2: to try and advance as there's a national, national Security
32:09
Speaker 2: Commission on Emerging Biotech, and you can see what they've
32:13
Speaker 2: done online. There's an unclassified version and it makes a
32:17
Speaker 2: lot of suggestions, and I would recommend all people to
32:21
Speaker 2: be thinking about what it is out there that we
32:23
Speaker 2: need to go. You were talking before about energy and
32:26
Speaker 2: AI and things like that. We have to be forward
32:29
Speaker 2: thinking like this stuff because it's here to stay and
32:31
Speaker 2: we want to be the dominant factor.
32:33
Speaker 1: We know anything by way that you can measure something
32:36
Speaker 1: that would be called success or failure. Donald Trump is
32:38
Speaker 1: bringing in some very successful outcomes, one of which is
32:41
Speaker 1: you saw the literally billions and billions of dollars of
32:44
Speaker 1: commitments from a variety of different pharmaceutical companies to build
32:48
Speaker 1: new facilities, to hire new people, develop drugs here in
32:51
Speaker 1: the United States, manufacture them here in the United States.
32:54
Speaker 1: That is a painful lesson we all woke up to
32:56
Speaker 1: out of COVID nineteen jeez, Louise, our entire military or
33:00
Speaker 1: including the American population or all reliant upon China for
33:03
Speaker 1: pharmaceuticals if we got in a fighting war, do you
33:05
Speaker 1: think they deliver our pharmaceutical requests?
33:07
Speaker 2: Well? That right, And that's one of the things. The
33:09
Speaker 2: tools they have in their chest is they cut it off?
33:12
Speaker 2: CEO and Europe said, if they cut us off, our
33:15
Speaker 2: shelves are empty in two months, right. I mean that's
33:18
Speaker 2: you know, I asked the question, you know, as a
33:22
Speaker 2: as a soldier, how did our military let this happen?
33:24
Speaker 2: That we rely on an enemy? And well, we're addressing
33:28
Speaker 2: it today. But we've got to make a lot of changes.
33:30
Speaker 2: And this is the type of stuff that Donald Trump
33:33
Speaker 2: can orchestrate that we've got to do these types of things,
33:37
Speaker 2: and here's how we're going to go about doing it.
33:39
Speaker 2: But it all comes down even to the active pharmaceutical ingredients.
33:43
Speaker 2: It's not just making them, it's they control what goes
33:45
Speaker 2: into them. That's the problem. Same with batteries and rare earth.
33:49
Speaker 2: And so you're seeing that address more and more, and
33:52
Speaker 2: this is where the private sector is going to come
33:54
Speaker 2: into play. But I did like something that was said
33:57
Speaker 2: in the Wall Street Journal over the week and he said,
34:00
Speaker 2: if you hate Trump, maybe you just hate the times
34:03
Speaker 2: we live in. For Trump is the zeitgeist on a
34:06
Speaker 2: golf cart. And we were talking about that off the air.
34:10
Speaker 2: He's the person for the time and we are in
34:13
Speaker 2: a different time.
34:14
Speaker 3: You know.
34:15
Speaker 2: Ronald Reagan was my favorite, and he's a hero. But
34:18
Speaker 2: this is a different time and Trump is adjusting to
34:22
Speaker 2: the times that we're living in and where technology is
34:25
Speaker 2: and where social media is and what needs to be done.
34:30
Speaker 2: And everyone was concerned about him being an isolationist. Who's
34:33
Speaker 2: making the peace deals, you know, Gaza, he got a
34:36
Speaker 2: ceasefire with Iran in Israel.
34:39
Speaker 1: And well, blowing up cartel boats in the international waters
34:42
Speaker 1: two thousand miles away is not being isolationist. And I've
34:45
Speaker 1: got a real problem with that, Congressman. I think congress people,
34:48
Speaker 1: the elected officials, should have some say over who we're
34:51
Speaker 1: dropping bombs on. That is an act of war. I
34:54
Speaker 1: don't care that they're evil people being targeted. They're going
34:56
Speaker 1: to make it to internet. They're going to make it
34:57
Speaker 1: to US waters at some point. If you can track
34:59
Speaker 1: them in a submarine and find it in fifteen hundred
35:02
Speaker 1: miles away, I think you can keep attrack of it
35:04
Speaker 1: until it gets into US waters. Sorry, man, I just
35:08
Speaker 1: I cannot abide that.
35:09
Speaker 2: Well, that's an argument that can be made. But if
35:13
Speaker 2: you're taking the approach that this is these are terrorists
35:17
Speaker 2: than they are, I mean, you you know, we went
35:19
Speaker 2: to war for twenty years after nine to eleven, when
35:21
Speaker 2: three thousand people died sadly, but we've had over one
35:26
Speaker 2: hundred thousand between eighteen and forty five dying of overdoses
35:29
Speaker 2: for the last several years until the Trump administered a.
35:32
Speaker 1: Situation over which those individuals had a choice and control.
35:36
Speaker 1: We had no choice in getting bombed on nine to eleven. Well,
35:38
Speaker 1: it's out of our hands. If sebody once who used drugs,
35:41
Speaker 1: they're the problem.
35:43
Speaker 2: You got me there. I mean, I agree with you
35:45
Speaker 2: on that, But when you think you're taking something else.
35:49
Speaker 1: That's a different story. You're being duped. You're out buying
35:52
Speaker 1: drugs on the street, it's gonna have fentonyl in it.
35:54
Speaker 1: We've all learned that buy now everything on the street,
35:58
Speaker 1: from cocaine to something you think is an oxyconton tablet,
36:01
Speaker 1: it's gonna have fennel in it. That's full foretold, for warned.
36:06
Speaker 2: So and that's why there's education hopefully taking place in
36:10
Speaker 2: high schools, et cetera. Is like, I mean, I'm talking
36:13
Speaker 2: to my kids and it's like, no, you don't take
36:17
Speaker 2: anything from anybody else.
36:18
Speaker 1: Period only for mom and dad. Amen, sound advice. Then again,
36:22
Speaker 1: you're a parent who cares about the future of their children,
36:25
Speaker 1: and you are too, you know, make their lives important better.
36:28
Speaker 1: You probably are raising them with ethics and morals and
36:30
Speaker 1: trying to get them and guide them to make lots rationals.
36:34
Speaker 1: The world doesn't enough to queue like families that I
36:37
Speaker 1: grew up in. That's the biggest link weekly in the
36:40
Speaker 1: chain is the family. Man. I hate to end on
36:43
Speaker 1: that point, but I really had to make it because
36:45
Speaker 1: it's I mean, you keep going back. People are looking
36:46
Speaker 1: for government solutions for problems that start literally in the home.
36:52
Speaker 1: And if that home life structure had changed and people
36:54
Speaker 1: cared more about their own children, we wouldn't have a
36:57
Speaker 1: nation full of dependence.
36:58
Speaker 2: It's the same with health and everything else. And you've
37:01
Speaker 2: got to start early. And you know, you talk about
37:04
Speaker 2: you know, DEI, you can't put someone in med school
37:07
Speaker 2: at twenty two that isn't prepared for it. You got
37:09
Speaker 2: to you got to start with getting him a good
37:12
Speaker 2: education in grade school and high school and then college.
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Speaker 1: Those are the building blocks, the foundation to be a doctor.
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Speaker 1: They see, now, you just scared the living crap out
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Speaker 1: of me. Right there a nation full of doctors that
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Speaker 1: grew up and were educated in a woke DEI environment
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Speaker 1: filled with great inflation. Oh that's comforting, Brad Weinster. I
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Speaker 1: hate to leave on that end note, but it's true.
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Speaker 1: So we'll take better care of yourself. You probably want
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Speaker 1: end up in front of a doctor, folks. Sarah Herringer
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Speaker 1: is going to join me in studio, coming up after
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Speaker 1: the top of the hour news. I hope you know.
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Speaker 1: Sarah is a widow. Her husband was killed in there
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Speaker 1: over the Ruine apartment. He was supposed to have an
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Speaker 1: ankle monitor on and we've all found out. Yeah, that
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Speaker 1: ankle monitor program