Saturday Morning Open Phones HR1 2-22-25

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
It is two twenty two twenty five. I kind of
like that Saturday morning them phones. Make sure everyone. I
think we got the home and Garden show till tomorrow,
so make sure you stop buy and see some of
my fine fine sponsors with a fast response, the Metal
Roof Company and my good buddy Rick Sinonge from the
Columbus Garage floor Coating. So they're all down there last

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few days and pretty packed. On Monday, I went down there,
visited all my good sponsors and man every people everywhere.
But it was President's Day and boys trump stern apot.
He stood up the main governor yesterday. Anybody saw that,
but he said he will cut funding if you let
boys play in girls' sports. I just can't wrap my

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hands around or my head around boys and girls sports.
If I had a time machine, there'd be a lot
of things I'd ask myself, But the first thing I'd
say is what boys are competing against girls? I mean,
even back in those days, girls had Jim and boys
had Jim, and we were separate, eighted each other hopefully,
but we didn't play each other sports. So times are weird.

(01:04):
Things are going back to normal, I hope, and main
Governor picked a wrong fight because Trump has nothing to lose,
Make no mistake, He's very unfielded his time, worse than
the last time because he can't run again. He's he's
done his two terms and he's just going to laugh.
And then hopefully we'll have Vance and Tressel as our
next president and vice president. That's what I'm hoping for.

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Or Bernie Marino. He's awesome too. So let's go. There's
a way on phone lines up yet, Baker, we got
him nobody yet a single call yet. Eight to one.

Speaker 2 (01:36):
Not bad.

Speaker 1 (01:37):
Let's start with Mark. Okay, Hey, Mark, good morning.

Speaker 3 (01:42):
Good morning. Got a little story for you. Yesterday we
went to a church thrift store and they had some
old books, newspapers and magazines. And I founded nineteen thirty
five newspaper from Ashland, Ohio, that little university town halfway
up the Cleveland. And they had three big stories on

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the headline. One is a college athlete and arrested for
murder of his girlfriend or something, which those things still happened,
But the main thing was Higley Selassie, who was the
leader of the country of Ethiopia, which was being invaded
by Italy at the time, who wanted to expand their empire,

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begged for help from the League of Nations, which was
this week sort of like un type of organization, asking
for help to protect his country, and he got no help,
and Italy ended up taking parts of Somali in parts
of Ethiopia, but not getting a whole thing. But he
got no help from the European countries or the US

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or anyone. The other story was more interesting. The former
president of Ashland University and his wife had gone on
a visit to Europe and they did a big interview
with the newspaper talking of about how in balance they
thought that Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini were doing a
pretty good job. There's consequences to bad choices and misguided

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policies and anyways, that sort of struck me as real
odd where a country being invaded got no help and
people that were political leaders that were going WACO were
being praised. With the things happening now with the mass firing,

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something that occurred to me and I've always known there
is a lot of waste in fraud and corruption in
federal government agencies. USAID is one example which the Dodge
is trying to basically eliminate. But I guess the thing
that concerns just human nature being what it is. The

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corrupt and competent, lazy, stupid people in any agencies, if
they know that Elon's coming with his chainsaw for them
or something, what will tend to happen is the smartest,
the most honest, the brightest, the best people will be
sacrificial lambs and will be tossed out, and the crooked

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people will find ways to remain in there with their
chrishy government jobs and their benefits. So if the Trump
administration had been smart about this, what they would do
is in advance, they would have had done extensive research
into each and every agency and found out who were
the bad actors, who were the corrupt, and when they

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went in to reduce these agencies, they not only would
have gone after the bad actors, but they would have
massively publicized exactly why and justified it. I've got a
feeling they're just randomly like the Texas chainsaw murder, just
going in operating on the patient with a chainsaw, which

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is not a real accurate, safe.

Speaker 4 (05:04):
Thing to do.

Speaker 3 (05:06):
I hope they would be more competent on what they're doing.
Usaid for example, they massively funded a lot of corrupt
politicians in Ukraine about ten years ago. But they also
do very good work. One beautiful book that I've got,
it's called the Red Mountain Church. It's about this beautiful

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Byzantine Coptic church nearly two thousand years old in the
Upper Nile Valley in Egypt. And Yale University published this
book with all kinds of pictures and documentations, and it
was funded by USAID. The Egyptian government couldn't do that.
Islamic radicals wouldn't let them promote the heritage of or

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Coptic Christian minority. But USA I did so. They actually
some of these agency's do good work. They also do
bad work. You go throughout the baby with the bath
water though. So that's that's my concern that we we
could lose very skilled, competent and central people and suffer
the consequences. And it's not like there's no waste. Lots

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of waste and fraud. Just be very exact about it,
all right, Mark.

Speaker 4 (06:23):
Thank you.

Speaker 1 (06:23):
Let me share that no problems go to phone lines,
Go to Dennis. What you got for me? Dennis?

Speaker 5 (06:28):
Hey, good morning, Boots, and good morning everybody. On my
way up to Brixville, Ohio this morning. Okay, a couple
of things up around the Cleveland area. I will say that, yeah,
too bad. Take take take seventy six, the seventy seven
north on seventy seven. Okay, so a couple of things, Boots.

(06:52):
The past week has become a parent that there's almost
twelve million people, some of whom are almost three hundred
years old.

Speaker 1 (07:01):
I've got to receive it.

Speaker 5 (07:03):
That's amazing. I don't know that I want to live
to be that old.

Speaker 1 (07:07):
Boots.

Speaker 5 (07:10):
Yeah, I think about eighty eighty five somewhere. There's gonna
be a good number. But these people are receiving Social Security.
And if that's not bad enough, these checks are being cashed.
How's that happening? How are there's there's people right there?

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Anyone that's cashing these checks.

Speaker 4 (07:33):
They need to be in jail.

Speaker 5 (07:35):
Pam bonding needs to be after them. And speaking of
Pam Bondy, by the way, that Governor Maine, she's gonna
have to deal with Pam Bondy. Good luck with that.

Speaker 4 (07:47):
Man.

Speaker 5 (07:49):
And one more thing, one more thing. With today's technology,
zoom and other applications where we can we can can
municate with each other, whole meetings and whatnot. Why why
are we paying all these senators, representatives, aids, everybody else?

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Why are they all in Washington, d C? Why are
these people not in their home districts permanently. I'm going
to tell you why. Because there's too much philandering going
on on both sides of the aisle with with lobbyists
and whatnot. That's where they're getting rich. We the people
need to demand that we moved. They use zoom technology

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technology during the pandemic to carry out the business. Well,
guess what, they prove that they don't need to be
in Washington, d C. And that we don't need to
be paying for them to be there. Right, So we
the people need to stand up and say, Hey, this
junk of them being in DC, it's over.

Speaker 4 (08:50):
It's over.

Speaker 5 (08:50):
We're paying. We're paying for office space, we're paying for
their aids, we're paying for all kinds of stuff as
well as their salary. People don't understand now that they
a salary, they get spending money, they get a stipping
for other expenses, and we're paying, and we're paying for
that too, for what I view is no reason at all.

Speaker 1 (09:12):
Yeah, scratched my head. Well, say out there on the road, man,
and watch all those four wheelers pulling in front of
you and trying to pass.

Speaker 5 (09:22):
Hey, hey, Boots, Boots, Boots, real quick, I'm telling one
more thing. It's not the four wheelers that are the
problem out here. I have more issues with eighteen wheeler
drivers out here than I do four wheelers.

Speaker 4 (09:32):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (09:33):
I know a lot of this kind of this country
and don't have to do the CDL training you had
to go through.

Speaker 5 (09:39):
And not only that, I used to be a trainer.
You'd be amazed the amount of drivers that could that.
I had to teach them English as well as how
to drive.

Speaker 1 (09:49):
Wow huh So.

Speaker 5 (09:52):
Yeah, it's not it's not the four wheel drivers. Brother,
some of the worst drivers out here are behind them.

Speaker 1 (09:57):
Talk Saturday, A right right Saturday running the phones. I'm
Dan Boots, brought to you by the metroof Company. I
always protected by the undefeated American Maid never been beat
Tattletale alarm system from the Heartlet Bank Studios. On news
radio six to ten WTV SAW I saw an interview
with Urban and Brian Day and he said, what changed
the playoffs around is when our Pickerington boy sacked his

(10:21):
old roommate and ran the ball back what eighty five
yards for a touchdown? He said, that changed our whole season,
he thought, or how reward it is? Some face, That's
what I got out of it. But we're go a caller.
I don't know the name. It sounds like an old
Mafia movie. Muggsy. What's up, Muggsy? That's a cool name.

Speaker 2 (10:38):
Hey, boots, how are you good.

Speaker 1 (10:40):
What's Muggsy come from?

Speaker 2 (10:43):
Uh? Well, actually it's my biker name, and that okay,
And that kind of explains. You probably don't remember me,
but I used to live in Franklinton. And I know
you said Franklinton was sketchy and such, but SO made
a lot.

Speaker 1 (11:00):
Of friends down there. I do remember you now you
say that.

Speaker 6 (11:04):
Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (11:05):
So I retired from the government and moved down here
to Daytona because and how I first heard about you
was your radio show about cars. So I like two
three four wheels, and you hooked me up with Integrity.
I don't know if they're currently one of your sponsors. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

(11:33):
I bought my first two Harley's from them. But anyway,
I'm down here in Daytona and I just wanted to
follow up on your first caller. Marx remarks. Marx remarks,
that's funny. But anyway, as a state retiree from the government,

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and I also worked in the city and I'm here.
I relocated, but I'm not spending my time, you know,
sipping cocktails on the beach. Maybe a little bit. But
I volunteer and my passion and you might remember this
from previous calls. I'm a big supporter of veterans and

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I volunteer every week doing various things for veterans and
service dogs for Vietnam vets with PTSD and all that.
But anyway, yeah, yeah, yeah, So I just want to
put this out there. And this really upset me. So

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I got to catch my breath because I get emotional.
I'm a volunteer at the Daytona Beach VA clinic on
Williamson Road on Thursdays, and we were told that we
can no longer, we will no longer take volunteers because

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of a presidential order whatever, whatever's happening. And I'll tell
you what. I connect with people. I connect and help
them with their care and their transport.

Speaker 1 (13:21):
Wait, Monxy, let me ask you something. What you mean
they won't take volunteers that doesn't cost them anything.

Speaker 2 (13:28):
I don't understand, bingo, bingo, Yeah, exactly. So I just
want to put out there that, yeah, a lot of
people are getting fired, but holy good Lord, have mercy.

Speaker 5 (13:44):
Why are you?

Speaker 2 (13:45):
Why are you not allowing people to volunteer for free
who want to serve? And I gotta tell you, boots,
when I went through this process, it was lengthy, and
I'm over here in Daytona, and I had to go
all the way to Lake Nona and Orlando to get

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my background check and my fingerprints and my interview, and
it was a process, and and I have vets, and
I just worked on Thursday a couple of days ago,
and people were asking me, you're so wonderful. I would

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like to do what you do. How can I do that?
And I had and I had to bow my head
and say, I'm so sorry the government not taking any
more VA volunteers and that just do.

Speaker 1 (14:46):
You think can you research out a little bit more
force and call back late next week or week two
weeks because it seems to me.

Speaker 2 (14:54):
That I had to tell you what I sent you.
I'll send you the official letter. It was an executive
order from President from Trump.

Speaker 1 (15:06):
Okay, do me a favor. You got my email? I
don't know if you have it or not. From the
back in the Franklin days. Okay, So it's Boots with
three to o's. I know it sounds funny. It's Boots
five seven at gmail dot com for fifty seven Chevy
so b o o TS five seven at gmail dot com.
Because I'll call Trump out like any politician, and I

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am a Trumpster, as you know. But I wonder if
here's here's what I'm afraid of. Sometimes if he signed
an executive order, people at the top will say, I'll
show him. We'll cut our volunteers to get back at him.
That's what I'm feeling right now, because he's anybody does
anything for free. Why would you cut it? So that
could be the people in between, like a Democrat that

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doesn't like Trump, or a Republican it doesn't like you
know what I mean. We let's peel the onion back
together and see what's going on, because I know a
lot of people are bitter right now because they're cutting
the way in the government level. But you're not waste
by no means, And you know I am all about
on veterans. So there, I'm want to guess. I want
to see who wrote the letter. And I bet if

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we research who sent you that letter, I'm just guessing
it was it.

Speaker 2 (16:15):
Was my boss. It was my boss.

Speaker 1 (16:18):
Yeah, I want to Is he a Trump?

Speaker 2 (16:25):
I'm sorry?

Speaker 1 (16:26):
Is he a Trump or a Biden?

Speaker 6 (16:29):
I don't know.

Speaker 2 (16:30):
Most veterans are Republican. But we don't discriminate. We take in,
we help. We don't care about where they're at, right, left, middle, whatever.

Speaker 1 (16:40):
Is he a volunteer?

Speaker 3 (16:43):
No?

Speaker 7 (16:44):
He?

Speaker 1 (16:47):
I bet you researched Tony, just me and you, because
Tony's not listening to a Columbus AM station. So I
bet if you researched a little bit more, he might
be just a little bitter because he got some pay
cuts or something. I don't know.

Speaker 2 (17:00):
He forwarded he forwarded it from the government.

Speaker 1 (17:03):
Okay, send that to me. I want to see it.
If you can remember boots of three o's, I got
a weird one. The guy has two o's is in Arizona.
He passed away and his wife won't give me his email.
I offered her fifty I know. I offered her fifty
dollars an Applebee's gift cards, he told me to beat it.
All right, love you to death. Enjoy that warm weather

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because we're certainly not getting it up here.

Speaker 2 (17:27):
Yeah, I hear it.

Speaker 1 (17:28):
All right, thanks, it's got a bob. Bob's quickly to
the point, Bob, you got four minutes, three minutes.

Speaker 8 (17:35):
All right, Well, all right, so's already been have already
been covered. But this entire thing, if you do some
research and just put in if you got a computer,
just to go in there and ask questions. How many
people above the age of one hundred or older receive

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Social Security checks? And the bottom line is, apparently there's
a huge, huge bunch of booths. And we're talking like
people that are apparently as old it's three hundred and
sixty years old. The only person I can figure out

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that would be that old would be Count Dracula himself.
I mean, I don't know how thankful we be. I'm
receiving a Social Security check, but him being running for
that thing, and the people that are casting those checks,

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they need to be prosecuted as the law. And I'm
believe me, I'm praying about all those things. But I
just want to thank you once again, great show this morning,
thinking have a great day in church tomorrow. Okay, all right.

Speaker 1 (19:05):
Brother, we'll talk to you next Saturday. This is Saturday morning,
open phones. I'm damn Boots. I'm always brought to you
by the Metal Roof Company. I'm always protected by the
undefeated American made, never been beat tattletale alarm system. If
you don't have one, now you're great gray, because I'm
gonna take a while for Trump to fix everything. So
this is Saturday morning on phones from the Harlemack Studios
on news radio six ten WTV, and phone lines are

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packed full eight six one line opens. It's like phone lines.
Let's go to Chris. Good morning, Chris, good morning.

Speaker 9 (19:42):
Hey.

Speaker 10 (19:42):
We're kind of talking about government inefficiency today, and you
know the Republicans are disresponsible for that. As a Democrats
that they have oh yeah, hour of oversight and none
of the big people have been doing their jobs for
a number of years. Time I want to talk about
and a doze. I think that the American cities and

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state need this kind of the department. Also, I'm going
to give an example of a Columbus, Ohio project mostly
for lower income earners at Grant Avenue and Fulton Avenue
downtown Columbus. It's called Elevate three forty. Here's a list

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of some of the major institution and government agencies involved
in this. Now, this is a five story, seventy four
units apartment building on that corner. The Columbus City Council
has designated a hunt or one million, two or one million,
one point two five million dollars grant for this project.

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The City of Columbus is helping to pund this project.
The Franklin County Treasurer's Office is helping to pund this project.

Speaker 9 (21:01):
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency, this is a state government agency,
is helping to fund this project. The National Affordable Housing Trust,
a federal government agency, is helping to fund this project. Now,
this National Affordable Housing Trust is under the Ohio Department

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of Development, and the Ohio Department of Development is under
the Federal Department of fud Also helping to fund this
product of project is a company is the Affordable Housing
Trust for Columbus and Franklin County. This is another government agency,

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twenty year old, supposedly a nonprofit. We've all holded heard
of these nonprofit agencies. They're funding partners for the City
of Columbus in Franklin County with a very clear diversity,
equity and inclusion statement on their website. Then we've got

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another government agency, the Columbus Franklin County Finance Authority. Now,
this is an agency which is under the Ohio Port Authority.
Over the past sixty years, the Ohio Port Authority has
evolved from an organization involved only in maritime commerce to

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partner in economic development. So how many government agencies does
it take to screw in a light bulb? I'm sure
that there's plenty of city, county, state, and federal tax
faederal waste in this five stories, seventy four unit apartment complex.

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And this is only one small example.

Speaker 1 (23:05):
I know, it's crazy, it's just making They need to
cut the fat. Did you hear the Democrat? Do you
hear that one Democrat? Live lady go? You know what,
they're finding billions of dollars, but that's nothing. We're talking
you know, trillion's away. It's like you got to start somewhere.

Speaker 9 (23:25):
One of your callers talked about a three hundred and
sixty year old person getting so security. I know, older
than that's older than the country of that's older than
the United States of America.

Speaker 1 (23:38):
My dad voted for Biden. He died in ninety one.
My dad died ninety one, and he still voted for
Joe Biden.

Speaker 9 (23:44):
I heard, Oh wow, I'm sorry.

Speaker 1 (23:47):
I know he was a registered Democrat. He wouldn't be nowadays.
And then I'd say hey dad, boys or girls. He'd say,
shut up, stupid. He's smack me up side the head.

Speaker 10 (23:57):
There you go, that's what you needed.

Speaker 9 (23:58):
That's all.

Speaker 1 (24:00):
He owes me about ten more if he comes back
to life. I got about twenty ass whopons coming. But
that's okay. Hey, thanks again, buddy. Always a pleasure talking
to you. Is go to Sandy. I can't go, sing
they today Sandy won't go to bed, so she's legally wet.
We lost Sandy. Oh saying anyway, doctor Jeff, there's some

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new blood, doctor Jeff, are you new morning boots.

Speaker 4 (24:24):
I've been on a few times in the past.

Speaker 1 (24:26):
I don't remember the doctor part. What kind of doctor
are you?

Speaker 4 (24:30):
Retire? Shrink?

Speaker 1 (24:31):
Oh boy, i'd give you need a shrink after me.

Speaker 4 (24:37):
It's it's very rewarding, but it's very it's very mentally challenging.

Speaker 1 (24:44):
If I always tell. I told a friend of mine
the other day if if I was a fourth committee
says this to me all the time. If I was
a fourth grader now, I would be on so much medicine.
I would be at the walking zombie because I was
the ocd AC d ever other garbage come up with
the kids nowadays. Because he bore me with them five minutes,

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I got bored.

Speaker 4 (25:06):
If you were if you were a fourth grader now,
you'd have teachers vaping in front of you.

Speaker 1 (25:12):
Yeah yeah, well maybe.

Speaker 4 (25:14):
So interesting story, really interesting stories you run on six
' ten. I have always always amused by the stuff
you find out there. Anyway, I called today because I'm
a My wife and I kind of keep an eye
on the enemy, and we watch quite a bit of
PBS uh yeah uh, PBS Radio and PBS Kids on TV.

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And what I what we have discerned is is that
on the radio, they spend most of their time talking
about guns, Trump, LGBTQ stuff, environment, all those kinds of
things and more. And they're all liberal based discussions and
they're always centered on there's no conservative terms in any

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of that. But what's really disturbing is that six percent
of their budget comes from taxes. I don't think a
lot of people know that, and when we're talking about
cutting government waste. And the second part of what I've
about to say here is probably the most disturbing PBS kids.

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These people are really pushing LGBTQ flags Sesame Street with
a little girl who has two fathers on family Day.
They've got a they've got a new show called Carl
the Collector, which is absolutely psychotic. The caricature as some

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kind of a rodent. They're all rodents, and they all
sound clinically depressed, like you know, they're all children's voices,
but they all sound extraordinarily clinically.

Speaker 1 (27:00):
You Carl the Collector.

Speaker 4 (27:02):
Carl the Collector. Keep any way, and it gets it
gets more interesting. There is one of the one of
the rodents is a squirrel, and it always has a
rainbow to your shirt on Sure he does it absolutely well. Yeah,
if you're a squirrel.

Speaker 1 (27:20):
He identify as is the uh a transgender squirrel? Does
he have all his nuts in his in his tree
or no nuts?

Speaker 4 (27:29):
I don't know about it enough. I don't Maybe he
doesn't have any. Maybe he's a trans squirrel.

Speaker 1 (27:35):
I don't know that we had that As to the
l g p Q F M R J. N t
yse squirrel.

Speaker 4 (27:42):
But there you go. But here, but here's here's the thing.
It's I mean it really, it really is every thirty
minutes in between each of these things, only the last
thirty minutes, because you know, only keeps kids attention for
thirty minutes. There's a target at with little children dancing
around an LGTQ flag that's on the floor. I mean

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it's incurrent. Yeah, Target, like we like, we don't know
all about that out there in radio.

Speaker 1 (28:09):
Land a dog. Let me ask you. Let me ask
you something, because you're a professional with trying to read
people's heads. What's wrong with them? Do you? Why do
you think there's about five or well, I look at
bud Light, they had probably one or two people that
screwed them out of millions, having that mulvany guy dancing
around off that they did. But now someone at PDS.

Speaker 4 (28:30):
Still are their sales are down? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (28:36):
I mean what like, Okay, we know what bud Light
did wrong and that person probably got fired, I'm assuming.
But but over at PBS they don't have to worry
about getting fired because they got millions of dollars coming
in from the government. But as far as I know,
But what I'm saying is, do you think there's somebody
up in the office and there's just an executive didn't
care because he's making probably two three hundred grand a
year running it, So you don't care about the one

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girl with the purple hair it's overweight, and doesn't care
about out you know, the kids dancing around a flag.
Do you what's your theory on all that? Do you
think there's a bunch of weirdos up in corporate trying
to push this so the kids get more screwed up?
Because when I went through puberty, I was a walking hormone.
I'm sorry.

Speaker 4 (29:15):
Well, my understanding is that Anheuser Busch moved from Saint Louis,
the main headquarters that to New York, and the apparently
the hot the uppers at Aneer Bush in New York
started doing silly started started doing that commercial and that
really has killed bud Light, uh big time. And uh

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that that was actually the answer that I got just
a few days ago. And that doesn't make any sense
because I'd drinking Anheuser. Actually I drank Bush Light, and
that comes out of Saint Louis, Missouri. But apparently they
moved their main corporate offices to New York, which I
didn't know.

Speaker 1 (29:58):
I did not know that that tells the story in
New York and California are both right next to the
United States.

Speaker 4 (30:03):
So, but I see a lot of this going on,
and I'm gonna tell you something. I you know, I saw,
I saw that whole thing with with Trump and the
main governor, and uh, I'm I'm telling it, seems like
every city that has a female Democrat, these people are
just kooks described. I can't describe it. I can't describe there.

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And they're if they're not female, they're minority. And I'm
not I'm not being racist or sexual or any of that.
I'm just telling you what I see. You know, we're
looking at We're we're looking at a lot of females
that are getting into politics are very very liberal bent,

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and it seems like the longer they stay in politics,
the more they become liberal bent, and they start to
believe things that just Starrett real and just and then
they start funding things that just starren't real. But I'm
I'm My point of this whole call is I do
not believe that PBS should be getting six percent of

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the tax dollars because of the crap that they're pushing,
especially on our children.

Speaker 1 (31:16):
Yeah, they don't need to. Hey, doctor, anytime you call you,
I enjoy. Yeah, thanks for straightening me out. And I'll
be laying on your couch and you can straighten me out.
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Radio six ten WTVN. Well, good news is the magic
number is sixty one four A two one wtvnight six
is magic number. And the other good news is one
of my biggest friends that complains about everything, wear sweatpants

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every day, drives a crown vic with hit everything but
the lottery drinks, have a big phone cup and he's ugly.

Speaker 6 (32:07):
How you doing, buddy, I was under I was under
the impression that you got your name from a goat boots.

Speaker 1 (32:17):
And my kids are I go to Phair and visit
my children to add.

Speaker 6 (32:22):
I'm I'm sure some of them are your kids. So
first off, I think Mark may be a little bit
wrong about the hatchet falling on people that the Trump
administration and everybody that's working for him knows or doesn't
know that it's not the dead weight. I think that

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those people are going to fall out like nuts off
a tree, so to speak. The other thing that Bob
was saying was about the vampire, one of those Social
Security recipidents recipient, if I can speak, he's probably named Methuselah,
because you know Methuselah. He's lived to be six hundred

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and some years old.

Speaker 1 (33:10):
Okay.

Speaker 6 (33:11):
And then the lady that called in about her getting
an axe because she's a volunteer. I agree with you.
I think there's some monkey business going on with that.

Speaker 1 (33:22):
I think someone's starting to stir the pot to blame Trump.
I think all that passive aggressive world we live in,
it's always like I got you, I got you, I
got you. Wait, I got you. And I feel bad
for her because I don't want my veterans not having
the volunteers helping him. And I remember her now, and
the more of the time went on, she was a
big help with the racetrack, and we tried to get
down in the old Cooper Stadium. But you know them

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shut that down.

Speaker 6 (33:47):
Well, the last thing is that one of these days
you'll get it correct. I don't drive a Crown Deck.
I'd drive a Grand Marquee.

Speaker 1 (33:55):
No, that is a huge difference. It's kind of like
there is. It's kind of like you have a big
turd and a little turd and all flush is the same.

Speaker 4 (34:06):
Morning.

Speaker 1 (34:06):
All right, let's go to Dick from Dayton. He'll round
out the first hour. Dick from Dayton. He's always the man,
always Boots.

Speaker 5 (34:15):
Could be better, Oh, could be better?

Speaker 7 (34:17):
Well, Boots, I'll say one thing I want to One
of my friends comes down to the jam.

Speaker 8 (34:24):
Uh uh.

Speaker 7 (34:27):
It's spring Bedders, Spring Beders, and guess what. We had
a good little crowd and we were just tearing up music.
And if Chris Chris is from Columbus the time I
come up there, he wants to, you know, play with me,
but he wants to meet you too, and that's fine.

Speaker 1 (34:44):
You know the crew, Come on, man, I've invited you
in my studio many many times. We'll get you here,
and Paul, my buddy, wants to make sure he helps
get you around.

Speaker 7 (34:52):
So oh yeah, that's good. But I enjoy your show, boots.
You know it's uh, it's always good and uh, well,
Trump being in what do you think so far? I
think he's doing a pretty good job, don't you.

Speaker 1 (35:05):
I think he doesn't. I think he is so unfiltered
that there's days I flinch because I do worry about
other countries that may try to take him out. Yeah,
the last president got JFK. I mean he was stern
upon and he was you know, look at a big picture,

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and they don't like that. Man. I worry about the
CIA and the FBI, and I always worry about the
guys that are right next to him, that protect him,
and they are firing a lot of government waste right now.
And I do feel sorry. Make let me make something
perfectly clear here. I feel sorry for anybody that lost
their job through the cutbacks. But I said to a

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friend of mine at lunch, we're talking, and I said,
let me ask you a question. If your landscaper comes
out once a week and screws your yard up, I
mean he he knocks your wall down, he hits your
maulch bed with the with the zero turn, and you
come home from work a day and half the yards
mode wrong and you're you got more drama, and you're
paying this guy a few hundred bucks a month, you

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fire him. That's what government waste is. Now, let's just
say this. You're paying him every month and he doesn't
even show up, you fire him. Yeah, I'm sorry. That's
the way the world works. And if there's jobs not
being you worked at a big box store. If you
didn't do your job, guess what you got fired.

Speaker 7 (36:32):
It's I like loose. I'd love the people there because
you know, the managers always like uh. I would play
during the breaks and wait on store meetings and they
would put me outside the lumber department. But it's just yeah,
it's good to just get back to music boosts. But

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I'll hope to talk to you tomorrow.

Speaker 1 (36:55):
Have a good day, buddy, all right, buddy, you know,
and I got to say this and I'll you can shine.
Yesterday I was talking to my guys at the rod
shop and we're sitting there and we're we got a
ninety two vet I bought from savon Auto Sales, and
I'm extending the frame. We're working and my one buddy
standing there that rents part of my shop sometimes to
do some side work and we're talking about marijuana. Why

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I'm the only guy in that world that doesn't get high.
All my guys get high, well except for Tawd and Phil,
but most of my guys all smoke weed and they
justify it, and I can't get rid of them. I
like them, they're friends, but that's their generation. They're all
under an age of fifty, and they justify it. And

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I said, why do you need to do it? Well,
why do you drink beer? Why don't drink beer at work?
I don't go it's the difference.

Speaker 4 (37:46):
I don't get the like doing that all day while
you're going about work and your business, like going home
after work and doing that to relax a little bit.

Speaker 1 (37:56):
I get understandable. Yeah, I don't get the doing it
all day at work, thank you, Because they're like, oh,
you don't get it, you don't get it. I'm like,
I've been stoned before. I'm not gonna side. Don't I
never lie.

Speaker 3 (38:07):
I mean, yeah, I've tried it as well.

Speaker 1 (38:10):
Yeah, I get really lazy.

Speaker 8 (38:11):
I don't want to go to work.

Speaker 1 (38:12):
I want to lay around and do nothing. So I
don't get it would tell my motivation. I wouldn't want
to do it. At work. Take it for example, like Jaggs.
Jaggs can hire people twenty bucks plus an hour. You know,
you got to qualify, but you've got to pass a
drug test. And I think that's because the insurance companies
make them do that. So the times a time where
you grow up it just because it's legal doesn't make
it right. And I'm telling you, guys, it's just everybody's

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walking around Stone and I don't get it. So maybe
it's just me. I don't know. I'm okay if you
want to go party every once in a while, like
el It has said, or come home at night, take
a gummy to go to bed, whatever you're into. But
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