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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Boston's Bulldozer never sleeps The Kooner Report weekend edition on
the Voice of Boston WRKO.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Joining me now as she always does at this time.
She is the co founder, president CEO of Kelly Financial Services,
and yes, that is her wonderful name, Kelly. Kelly, Kelly,
how are you.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Morning, jeff I am good. Helping an adult child financially
can bring up a lot of emotion, whether it's student loans,
the down payment, or childcare. Your heart says yes, but
your head says, can I really afford this? At Kelly Financial,
our advisors help families walk that line every day. We're
(00:49):
not just here to run numbers. We're here to serve
as your neutral, third party guide. We take a close
look at your retirement plan, the risk and the bigger picture,
so you can make a smart decision about helping your
family without putting your own future at risk. We also
have a free investor guide, your Retirement Income Planning Checklist.
(01:12):
It's a practical, easy to follow guide to help you
assess whether your retirement income can support these kinds of decisions.
To get your copy, give us a call or email
Kelly at Kellyfinancial dot org. Jeff I will continue this
conversation tomorrow morning at nine am on Safe Money Strategies Radio.
(01:34):
Do tune in or go to our website for the
radio rewind, Jeff, have a wonderful weekend. My best of
Grace and Ni kiddos.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
Thank you, have a wonderful weekend, Kelly, and give my
best to everyone at Kelly Financial Again. If you want
a free retirement consultation, call eight eight eight eight hundred
eighteen eighty one eighty eight eight eight hundred eighteen eighty one,
or you can email Kelly yourself Elf Kelly at Kelly
Financial dot org, Kelly at Kelly Financial dot org. All right,
(02:07):
let's go right back to Aaron. Aaron, you were laying
into the Democrats. You want to take it to the
Republicans as well. But Mike, you always trigger happy, he
loves that button, cut you off just as you were
building up to your crescendo. So please finish off your
(02:27):
attack on the Dems, and then what do you want
to say about the Republicans.
Speaker 4 (02:32):
I want to say this to Mike Ashton gent drafted
Boise State University to the Raiders. So here's our Watson
at Democrats. I beg you Democrats as it was setting
the Christmas movie I Triple dog Dare you run on this?
I'm Democrats, so and so vote for me, and I'll
(02:56):
bring back all those Hemis thirteen gang members back here
to the United States, and I'll bring them to a
neighborhood near you. Please be that stupid. Now on to
the Republicans. To Mike Johnson and the Republicans you were
talking about, add hey, Republicans, how about you get off
your ass and help Trump. If the judicial branches against
(03:19):
us make it two against one. Democrats keep saying Congress
has to do tariffs, Congress has to do this, Congress
has to do that. If I was Mike Johnson, I
would say, challenge accepted. Let's do the pass pass a
law saying illegal immigrants do not get due process, they
do not get lawyers, they don't get this, that and
the other thing. Jeff answer this question. Did Congress pass
(03:44):
the no tax on tips yet? But I want to
point the SUTs for Republicans. Do not waste Trump's first
year what kid did in twenty seventeen. Remember in twenty seventeen,
the Republicans took eight months trying to repeal Obamacare, and
then they felt went on their face and just flushed
eight months down the toilets. We can't afford to do
(04:04):
that again. Get to work, Republicans.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Aaron couldn't have said it better myself. And you can
see a lot of these globalists, establishment, old guard Republicans.
You can see they just they're slow walking everything they
want inaction. They want paralysis. They don't want Trump's agenda
to pass, and eventually they feel he's gonna lose momentum.
(04:31):
Then the midterms will come and they're hoping that the
Democrats win and then just impeach Trump again and again
and again and then effectively neutralize his presidency. So that's
why Trump's got to be on offense and he's got
to move now. He's got to move quick, and he's
got to be decisive. Thank you as always, Aaron, very
(04:52):
very good call. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight. Okay, let me throw this quick law
on the fire. Do you feel I'm just curious betrayed
by our government who have told us for how many
decades that the dies, the additives that they put in
(05:17):
our food supply was good for us, It was healthy,
it had no long term health effects. Whatsoever, and now
it turns out it wasn't true. I'm just curious. And
you have some Republicans and some conservatives who are attacking
(05:39):
RFK Junior saying that he's doing what Democrats do, which
is add more regulations. They don't like this push now
to ban these food additives, saying that we don't need
more regulations, we need less regulations. And if you don't
(06:01):
like what's in the food supply, just don't eat it.
I mean, that's the argument many libertarians are making. You
don't like the fact that what they have in fruit
loops or apple jacks or whatever special k or whatever
the cereal is, just don't buy it. You don't like
what's in the candy, don't buy it. You don't like
it in what some of the foods, just don't buy it.
(06:24):
And that the real issue is chronic obesity, that we
just eat too much as a people and we don't
exercise enough, and that Trump should be sorry RFK along
with Trump, but it's RFK in particular should be pushing
physical fitness, exercise, get in shape, eat less, and that
(06:46):
will end the chronic obesity and the chronic health epidemic.
I disagree. I mean, yes, it's good to exercise, eat
in moderation, no question. I think if you've got petrol
based products being put in as food colorings into the
food supply, if the government is not there to regulate that,
(07:12):
what the hell are they there for? Am I wrong?
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight?
Do you trust the food that you've been eating? And
should the government get rid of or ban these food
dyes and food additives? I say yes, what say you?
(07:36):
Kaffe in Rochester, Thanks for holding kafe.
Speaker 5 (07:40):
And welcome, Good morning, Jeff. I had to call in
because this is my wheelhouse, and this has been my
wheelhouse since nineteen ninety one, when I was fortunate to
work for a holistic chiropractor who believes in educating his
employees on everything holistic. So I learned so much about food.
It was amazing. And I absorb get like a sponge
(08:01):
and I really got it. And I would talk to
people about this and it was so frustrated because they'd
all say, oh, you're going to die of something. You know,
such idiots, because you know what this is all about.
Those politicians who are spewing that BF they're all getting
funding from these big corporations. But it doesn't start with
the corporations. It starts with the chemical companies like Dow, Monsanto, Monsanto, Basf,
(08:26):
It's a Syngenta, it's all the chemical companies. Monsanto has
created seeds that do not replicate the genetically modified seeds,
and so farmers years ago would save their seeds and
replant them the next year. But Monsanto wants to control
the seeds of the world. So it's the chemical companies now.
The chemical companies often employ people who have been previously
(08:50):
employees of the government, so like you have a Genentet, Dow, Gvcerro, Calgun,
Biotechnology Industry, DuPont, Monsanto, and it goes on and on.
And they have people that have been US Supreme Court
justices in the USDA and the EPA, the FDA, so
they all working hand in hand locksteps. And the politicians
(09:12):
are getting tons of money for their campaigns from these companies.
So that's why they're going to say, Oh, everything's good for.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
You, Kathy, can you hang on, I'm up against the break.
Kathy says, they've been lying to us. And it's not
just food dyes and food additives, it's the seeds it's Monsanto,
it's big chemical, big food, and they're buying off politicians.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
Jeff doesn't get a day off. This request came from
his wife. The Kuna Report weekend edition on the Boys
of Boston WRKO
Boston's Bulldozer never sleeps The Kooner Report weekend edition on
the Voice of Boston WRKO.
Speaker 2 (00:07):
Joining me now as she always does at this time.
She is the co founder, president CEO of Kelly Financial Services,
and yes, that is her wonderful name, Kelly. Kelly, Kelly,
how are you.
Speaker 3 (00:27):
Morning, jeff I am good. Helping an adult child financially
can bring up a lot of emotion, whether it's student loans,
the down payment, or childcare. Your heart says yes, but
your head says, can I really afford this? At Kelly Financial,
our advisors help families walk that line every day. We're
(00:49):
not just here to run numbers. We're here to serve
as your neutral, third party guide. We take a close
look at your retirement plan, the risk and the bigger picture,
so you can make a smart decision about helping your
family without putting your own future at risk. We also
have a free investor guide, your Retirement Income Planning Checklist.
(01:12):
It's a practical, easy to follow guide to help you
assess whether your retirement income can support these kinds of decisions.
To get your copy, give us a call or email
Kelly at Kellyfinancial dot org. Jeff I will continue this
conversation tomorrow morning at nine am on Safe Money Strategies Radio.
(01:34):
Do tune in or go to our website for the
radio rewind, Jeff, have a wonderful weekend. My best of
Grace and Ni kiddos.
Speaker 2 (01:42):
Thank you, have a wonderful weekend, Kelly, and give my
best to everyone at Kelly Financial Again. If you want
a free retirement consultation, call eight eight eight eight hundred
eighteen eighty one eighty eight eight eight hundred eighteen eighty one,
or you can email Kelly yourself Elf Kelly at Kelly
Financial dot org, Kelly at Kelly Financial dot org. All right,
(02:07):
let's go right back to Aaron. Aaron, you were laying
into the Democrats. You want to take it to the
Republicans as well. But Mike, you always trigger happy, he
loves that button, cut you off just as you were
building up to your crescendo. So please finish off your
(02:27):
attack on the Dems, and then what do you want
to say about the Republicans.
Speaker 4 (02:32):
I want to say this to Mike Ashton gent drafted
Boise State University to the Raiders. So here's our Watson
at Democrats. I beg you Democrats as it was setting
the Christmas movie I Triple dog Dare you run on this?
I'm Democrats, so and so vote for me, and I'll
(02:56):
bring back all those Hemis thirteen gang members back here
to the United States, and I'll bring them to a
neighborhood near you. Please be that stupid. Now on to
the Republicans. To Mike Johnson and the Republicans you were
talking about, add hey, Republicans, how about you get off
your ass and help Trump. If the judicial branches against
(03:19):
us make it two against one. Democrats keep saying Congress
has to do tariffs, Congress has to do this, Congress
has to do that. If I was Mike Johnson, I
would say, challenge accepted. Let's do the pass pass a
law saying illegal immigrants do not get due process, they
do not get lawyers, they don't get this, that and
the other thing. Jeff answer this question. Did Congress pass
(03:44):
the no tax on tips yet? But I want to
point the SUTs for Republicans. Do not waste Trump's first
year what kid did in twenty seventeen. Remember in twenty seventeen,
the Republicans took eight months trying to repeal Obamacare, and
then they felt went on their face and just flushed
eight months down the toilets. We can't afford to do
(04:04):
that again. Get to work, Republicans.
Speaker 2 (04:09):
Aaron couldn't have said it better myself. And you can
see a lot of these globalists, establishment, old guard Republicans.
You can see they just they're slow walking everything they
want inaction. They want paralysis. They don't want Trump's agenda
to pass, and eventually they feel he's gonna lose momentum.
(04:31):
Then the midterms will come and they're hoping that the
Democrats win and then just impeach Trump again and again
and again and then effectively neutralize his presidency. So that's
why Trump's got to be on offense and he's got
to move now. He's got to move quick, and he's
got to be decisive. Thank you as always, Aaron, very
(04:52):
very good call. Six one seven two six six sixty
eight sixty eight. Okay, let me throw this quick law
on the fire. Do you feel I'm just curious betrayed
by our government who have told us for how many
decades that the dies, the additives that they put in
(05:17):
our food supply was good for us, It was healthy,
it had no long term health effects. Whatsoever, and now
it turns out it wasn't true. I'm just curious. And
you have some Republicans and some conservatives who are attacking
(05:39):
RFK Junior saying that he's doing what Democrats do, which
is add more regulations. They don't like this push now
to ban these food additives, saying that we don't need
more regulations, we need less regulations. And if you don't
(06:01):
like what's in the food supply, just don't eat it.
I mean, that's the argument many libertarians are making. You
don't like the fact that what they have in fruit
loops or apple jacks or whatever special k or whatever
the cereal is, just don't buy it. You don't like
what's in the candy, don't buy it. You don't like
it in what some of the foods, just don't buy it.
(06:24):
And that the real issue is chronic obesity, that we
just eat too much as a people and we don't
exercise enough, and that Trump should be sorry RFK along
with Trump, but it's RFK in particular should be pushing
physical fitness, exercise, get in shape, eat less, and that
(06:46):
will end the chronic obesity and the chronic health epidemic.
I disagree. I mean, yes, it's good to exercise, eat
in moderation, no question. I think if you've got petrol
based products being put in as food colorings into the
food supply, if the government is not there to regulate that,
(07:12):
what the hell are they there for? Am I wrong?
Six one seven two six six sixty eight sixty eight?
Do you trust the food that you've been eating? And
should the government get rid of or ban these food
dyes and food additives? I say yes, what say you?
(07:36):
Kaffe in Rochester, Thanks for holding kafe.
Speaker 5 (07:40):
And welcome, Good morning, Jeff. I had to call in
because this is my wheelhouse, and this has been my
wheelhouse since nineteen ninety one, when I was fortunate to
work for a holistic chiropractor who believes in educating his
employees on everything holistic. So I learned so much about food.
It was amazing. And I absorb get like a sponge
(08:01):
and I really got it. And I would talk to
people about this and it was so frustrated because they'd
all say, oh, you're going to die of something. You know,
such idiots, because you know what this is all about.
Those politicians who are spewing that BF they're all getting
funding from these big corporations. But it doesn't start with
the corporations. It starts with the chemical companies like Dow, Monsanto, Monsanto, Basf,
(08:26):
It's a Syngenta, it's all the chemical companies. Monsanto has
created seeds that do not replicate the genetically modified seeds,
and so farmers years ago would save their seeds and
replant them the next year. But Monsanto wants to control
the seeds of the world. So it's the chemical companies now.
The chemical companies often employ people who have been previously
(08:50):
employees of the government, so like you have a Genentet, Dow, Gvcerro, Calgun,
Biotechnology Industry, DuPont, Monsanto, and it goes on and on.
And they have people that have been US Supreme Court
justices in the USDA and the EPA, the FDA, so
they all working hand in hand locksteps. And the politicians
(09:12):
are getting tons of money for their campaigns from these companies.
So that's why they're going to say, Oh, everything's good for.
Speaker 2 (09:18):
You, Kathy, can you hang on, I'm up against the break.
Kathy says, they've been lying to us. And it's not
just food dyes and food additives, it's the seeds it's Monsanto,
it's big chemical, big food, and they're buying off politicians.
Speaker 1 (09:37):
Jeff doesn't get a day off. This request came from
his wife. The Kuna Report weekend edition on the Boys
of Boston WRKO
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