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Speaker 1 (00:00):
TVN. This is Saturday Morning Open Foes. I'm your host,
Zachary Swartz. Good morning Columbus, Hello Ohio. The show is
about you and what you want to talk about. I'll
throw some things in there as usual. If you agree
or disagree, feel free to call in. The number to
call in as always six one four eight two one
WTVN six food four eight two one nine eight eight six.
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Thank you two Ella who's guiding everything as usual? And
real quick? Hello Bexed, West Virginia. I hope you and
your mom and your family have a great weekend and
everything goes splendidly. Okay. I want to start real quick
with Congressman Andy ogles Uh. He's from Tennessee, and this
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has nothing to do with Donald Trump himself. This is
for any president and anybody who would propose this as
a tad bit ridiculous. He introduced a House joint resolution
to amend the Constitution to the United States to allow
president to be elected for up to up too but
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no more than three terms. And Ogel said President Trump's
decisive leadership stands in start contrasts to the chaos, suffering,
and economic decline Americans have endured over the past four years,
he has proven himself to be the only figure in
modern history capable of reversing our nation's decay and restoring
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America to greatness, and he must be given the time
necessary to accomplish that goal. To that end, I am
proposing an amendment to the Constitution to revise the limitation
or imposed by the twenty second Amendment on presidential terms.
This amendment would allow President Trump to serve three terms,
ensuring we can sustain the bold leadership our nation so
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desperately needs. There is no president, whether it's a Democrat, Republican,
Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, it doesn't matter. There
is no president that should have more than two terms.
It's too much power for one person to have. Now,
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Andy Ogles, I don't know the man again. He just
seems like the worst type of politician. It's nothing but performative.
Do something for your local constituents. They need your help.
They need you to fix the roads, craft bills, to
curb crime, help the homeless, et cetera, et cetera. There's
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no reason to suck up to the president this much,
because it's not gonna matter one way or the other.
You can't have somebody become president more than three terms, thankfully.
All Right, Wendy Line one, you're the first caller. How
are you this morning?
Speaker 2 (02:49):
I'm good and I'm surprised. Okay, So it's a wonderful
time of the year and the farm markets are opening.
I'm grateful for safe landing for our astronauts. Historically there
has been somebody that has done three terms, but I'm
not speaking to that issue. The deal is, if you
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want to break out of the build rooms of eating
food that is been soapro preservatives and plants that have
been stunted professionally so that they can sell them longer.
That's you want to go to a firmust market and
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ask questions.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
Like do you use.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Products like systemic pesticides in your plants so that if
there's pesticides in the water, then you're you're eating the
pesticide when you eat the plant or whatever. Also, there's
something they used to it's been this season called a
growth regulator. And that's why when you buy a plant
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and you ran home and and grow, because they don't
want to outgrow the pot because it might not sell
so once it's with growth regulators. So many times it's
not going to grow and you're gonna just look at
them and what's going on here? You can also add
a farm market actually ask questions like you know what
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tomato tastes of many way? Where can what is the
best tomato for green fried tomatoes? Where in the items
that I want to produce, where are the seeds or
things that I want like global medicines. These questions you
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can ask and they actually know the answer, sort of
like the older hardware stores know things and the other
ones don't know anything. So you're willing to pay more
for the people that can actually fix your window grep
Airrier's green. So I've been to the farmer market. I've
been there. I've had some triple berry loops and it
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was delicious, And you might want to try and get
some food that tastes good. And teach your children the
difference between a cucumber as a king. I'm not making
this up, but I've had an adult but didn't know
the difference. Help them learn how to recognize the strawberry plant.
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Little basic things that you're not going to learn at
ancery store. And I'm grateful for the opportunity that we
can help ourselves there's a concept of the victory garden.
It might be a good concept to think about. It
might be a good time to think about if you're
allowed to have one a clothesline so that you can
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save on electricity bills, because that's solar power too, if
you like it. And there's things that you can do
to help yourself. And it's a very happy thing to
go out in your backyard and it's some fresh peas
or some annis, which is the liquor plant. It's not
nearly as drunk or cherry tomato or some fruit off
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a tree. I call it garden candy. If you can
do it, you can try it. Also for those that
are only a large group flowers, some sprouted garlic is alium.
Make sure you don't get the mixed up with the
commercial pointonous ones. Alium is also onions, a flower. Those
are flowers. So you can work yourself around if you're
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allowed to have flowers something that you can eat, that
would just put it in a separate pot so it
doesn't get mixed up with something that isn't edible anyway.
I'm grateful for spring, for the opportunity to celebrate a
safe landing, and for the freedom that we have to
say a few things and you guys out there and
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God bless America.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Thank you, Wendy. Have a great week, and we'll talk
to you next Saturday. This is Zachary Swords on six KNWTV.
We'll be right back six a WTV in. This is
open Foones. I'm your host, Zachary Schwartz. Number to call
it as always six food four eight two one WTV
in six wood four eight one nine eight eight six.
I hope everybody's having a decent morning, even though it's
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still super early, and we're gonna jump right back into
the phone calls. Dave, how are you this morning?
Speaker 3 (07:22):
Well, you got me on early, but I'm great. Did
you have a good easterzact It wasn't bad?
Speaker 1 (07:27):
How about yours?
Speaker 3 (07:28):
Yeah? I mean, no big deal that the pastor gave
a good, you know sermon. And uh, you know, people
when you're unpacking the church, you know, more and more
people now that Donald Trump got back in the office,
you know, more and more people's getting religion. They're showing
up in church, and uh, you know, you can give
a lot of credit just because the country's heading the
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right place. I mean, we got a few bumps in
the road, you know, with the battle going on over
there with those terrorist communists there and over there in Iran.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
I did, I did see real quick. I wanted to
go over this with since you mentioned Eastern and going
into church, I'm more of a prepared. There's a new
COVID variant going around, and if that's the truth, we
need to shut down the churches again.
Speaker 3 (08:11):
What do you think, Well, you know you had a
jug head down there at Kentucky where I spend a
lot of time, that Andy Basher. He had his little
leftist gustapos going out there and trying to rest all
the pastors with the church deal down there. You know
he wouldn't have shut all that down. Ye yes, you
know he was taking his orders from Joe Biden. But
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of course, you know Biden, he four years. He never
knew what the hell he was doing or what his
middle naming he even was. Because you know, you talked
about the congressman down Tennessee coming up with that wonderful
idea giving Trump another term. Well you got to remember
something Obama bragged about having you know, a third term
where he didn't actually have to be in office. Blah,
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blah blah. And everybody with any kind of IQ knows
that everybody that was surrounded Biden for four years with
a bunch of Obama hacks, and so you know he
and plus you know he tried to sabotage Trump's first term.
Everybody knows he teamed up with crooked Hillary with that
phony Russian report. You know, Trump's an agent trumps istra and.
Speaker 4 (09:18):
Was all proven in court, even that half senile Mueller
even had to admit that there was no evidence of
anything Russia collusion with Trump, So, you know, were.
Speaker 3 (09:30):
One of the things that was the take home in
my opinion, is we've got to be very very thankful
that we've got a trumpetent president and he's standing up
to these third world idiots and now you know, here
we're in the battle, and he's trying to do things
to help out all those European countries, trying to end
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the war with Russian and Ukraine blah blah blah. But
over and Iran, NATO and knows a bunch of cowards
over there in France of course there you used to
always having a white hanky in their hip pocket and
waving it around. They're great Britain, now, Germany, all these
countries led by leftists. They won't even let lend the
fingers Spain. They're just as pathetic Italy. You got the
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pope over there whining about Trump. I mean, if it
wasn't for what's going on right now, and I'm sure
that this war deal is going to be over because
if these stupid Mullas or whoever the heck's running the country,
if they don't take the deal that Trump's proposing to
get rid of that nuclear of war problem problem, because
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you know, the Iranians, that's all they've wanted is a
nuclear weapon, because they have they say it in public
and chant at all the times in the streets.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Yeah, I want it for Iran. There's and I was
really worried, obviously, you hear me every Saturday when this
first started happening. That's really worried. Not because I was
doubt the confidence of the president. I didn't want to
see us get drugged down into a thirty year war
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in another Middle Eastern country. And it seems like for
the first time that's not going to happen. So I'm
breathing a little bit of a sigh of relief. Well,
go ahead.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
Well, no, you're absolutely right now. I don't want to
see it, and people with any kind of common sense,
we don't want to see our soldiers have to go
in harm's way, like what happened with you know, like
I say, Dumbo, Ears and Biden and all the incompetence
and all the problems. Remember I ran. The reason they
were able to have this program going where they wanted
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a nuclear bomb is because Obama shipped over all that
cash planes full of gold, diamonds, jewelry. They took out
every seat in the plane, loaded it up with all
kinds of cash. They went and raided all these banks
and shipped over these mallas and bent over backwards, you know,
tried to appease them, but you can't appease these terrorists.
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And of course you see what they pulled on Israel
when they attacked them, you know, three years ago or so,
with and slaughter and massacred all their civilians. And they've
always they don't fight the armies, They fight the civilians
and try to pull up all the civilians. Then guess
what Iran, their latest trick is doing. This is right
out of the playbook over there and gods and stuff
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they're lining up children and women and some of their
flunkies along the bridges and the power plants or whatever
and using for human shields. Yeah, so that shows you
what kind of third world type of people they are.
You know, the women over there, they've always lived on
their misery. Of course, they've got them so brainwashed they
have to go along with stuff. And you know, Trump
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talked about it a week ago. You know, when they
had the protests, they slaughtered forty fifty thousand people. They
were shooting women right between the eyes with the snipers
and stuff to try to quill all the riots. That's
who you're dealing with. But let me just go ahead
and off so shift gears a little bit for you,
zactly because people get to alrey hearing, you know, the
politics all the time. How about those Michigan boys pulling
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off the winning the national championship.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
I'm a huge basketball fan. I love college basketball. This
is a you know, a football town for the most part.
But that was one of the most dominant runs I've
ever seen. That was one of the best seasons I've
seen of a basketball team. They killed it. They there
was no doubt whats they played Arizona that they were
going to win. But Yukon's tough because their coach is
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so good.
Speaker 3 (13:28):
But they were dominant all year well, and I give
them a lot of credit because that young coach that
took over the program. I mean, in two years, he
took Michigan from being a last place team to win
the national championship. But if you want to take home something,
the new trend and this h and new, it's really
been the last four or five years, because it's one
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of the reasons that Nick Saban got so fed up
with that he quit there at Alabama is it's all
about going out and recruiting star players from other schools.
Every one of Michigan's starters this year, and I think
a couple of the top guys from the bench was
guys that came in from different programs yep, and joined up.
But that aside, everybody's doing it, so I'm not criticizing
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Michigan for that, But you still have to be able
to mold a team, and that coach did a heck
of a job because really, in all the playoff games
in the tournament this year, that was probably Michigan's worst
game against Connecticut. I mean, they went like, oh for
twenty at three point range.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
Yeah, I will. I'm getting I gotta get some credit again.
A lot of people hate Dan Hurley, and I get
it because that guy's a character. But yeah, he's a
hell of a coach. So I knew Michigan wasn't just
going to blow him out. I had him winning, especially
after the performance they put on against Arizona. But you're right,
Dusty May came in there to you. The year before
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he took over, they were eight and twenty four. Ye
and then he was twenty seven and ten in the
sweet sixteen and then won a championship. I believe that
was the record season before last. But man, he's he
could be something going forward.
Speaker 3 (15:02):
And here's here's the one key that I've let the
audience know about, and really it translates into football. If
you can't play defense, you're not gonna win national championships
or you're not gonna win the Super Bowl or whatever.
You gotta have a team that can stop your opponents.
So when you're having a bad day shooting, or you
got some of your key guys injured, like Michigan had
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their top player, he was playing with a bum knee
and ankle and stuff. But if you play fundamental basketball,
if you play fundamental football, you play defense, you get
guys that play the old school type of things, then
you've got a chance to be successful instead of this,
you know, thinking you can just run and gun and
put up three pointers all day, or in football, try
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to throw fifty yard bombs. And you know, defensive backs
can't guard anybody, they can't tackle anybody. You know, get
penalties all the time. Get back to fundamentals and you're
win a heck of a lot of championships.
Speaker 5 (15:56):
Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 3 (15:57):
No, you're right.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
We got I gotta go here at a second. But
you remind me of a lot of Rick Patino, who
he might not have the best talent year in year out,
but they're always competitive. He may have a team that
can't shoot for anything, yeah, but they're always good because
his defense is relentless for forty minutes and he wins
thirty plus games a year now and turned Saint John's around.
Speaker 3 (16:21):
So well, then there you go. So hey, me and
you you're rooting doing more good sports talking when other
times other radio. So hey, give my best regards to
the LOGI because I've given him a lot of good
information on the Buckeyes over the years and stuff, and
I think Ohio State's gonna have definitely have you know,
another top five team. Yeah, but I'm just hoping that
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they can shore up their defensive backfield because that's been
their weakness in Achilles Heel for years and years and years.
You know, get somebody back there that knows how to
guard or receiver and can at least tackle them when
they you know, run in the secondary or whatever.
Speaker 1 (16:56):
Well, football is not my forte, so I will take
your word for it, but I gotta go.
Speaker 5 (17:00):
We're up.
Speaker 1 (17:00):
It gets to break. But I appreciate you calling in
as always, my friend.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Thank you, brother, thank you you Dave.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
Have a good one. We'll be back. Dick and James
at six to ten WTV in open phones. Good morning, Ohio,
Hello Columbus. This is Zachary Schwartz. Do you in public
schools want the Ten Commandments in classrooms? I break this
up because a federal judge in Arkansas struck down a
law a state law that required all public schools to
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display the Ten Commandments. US Dix District Judged Timothy Brooks
ruled a twenty twenty five law on constitutional, writing that
nothing could justify hanging the Ten Commandments in a calculus, chemistry,
French or woodworking class. Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders says
she plans to appeal and will defend the state's values.
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I I hear a lot of people say that education
and things in this we went downhill when we took
God out of out of the classroom. But I'm not
sure if just the Ten Commandments should be up in
a classroom, should we have other religious anything in the classroom,
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or should the classroom for public schools be specifically just
for education, reading, writing, and arithmetic, which we could start
right there because only one of those start with an
actual R. We have a lot of problems with our
education system in every state, and there's a lot of
misconceptions about things like the Department of Education in general,
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and to be wasting time over something like this is
just a waste of taxpayers money. And it's it shows
you where a lot of things are performative in a
lot of states, and a lot of things in a
lot of places, and a lot of people in this country,
and how performative they are instead of act actually trying
to better education for children. All right, we got to
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do the most important thing on the show is take
a call from my good, close and personal friend Dick
from Day and Dick, how are you this morning?
Speaker 6 (19:12):
Good morning Zach and everybody.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
How are you good?
Speaker 3 (19:15):
Good?
Speaker 1 (19:16):
How's your weekend going?
Speaker 6 (19:18):
Oh it's been pretty good, pretty good. My two dates. Tuesday,
I played with Chris Stummers. Yesterday we had a bob
picked me up from Cedarville. So, and I've had got
a few birthday cards. Tuesday is my birthday.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Well, how are you are you charting?
Speaker 7 (19:39):
What?
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Forty one? No, No, forty three. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 6 (19:44):
No, I was born in forty eight. I'm getting to
be old.
Speaker 1 (19:47):
That's okay. That's a kind of just shows you got more,
you have more experience and wisdom.
Speaker 6 (19:54):
Well, you know, I i'd never after I retired, never
was down in the dump because I started, you know,
started going back to school and just playing music and
you know, being a big fan of iHeart so and
I'm glad that.
Speaker 7 (20:12):
You know.
Speaker 6 (20:13):
I know a lot of people here and it's just
kind of nice. We have activities and you know, getting
into music. I learned that from my family.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
Can I ask you what you did for a living.
You don't have to say, I'm just curious.
Speaker 6 (20:26):
Oh, I was in retail, retail sales. I worked at
Rights when I got out of college. Then I worked
at TJ Max. Then I worked at Photo Fare, and
then my best job, I think was Low's. Low's was
in Beaver Creek. It's probably an hour the Columbus. But
I've met a lot of good people there and I
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was like a manager and they didn't want to see me.
I retired in two thousand and twenty one, but it
was I missed. I missed the people.
Speaker 3 (20:58):
You know.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
Yeah, do you miss the job? Did you work with
the public face to face in that job, because that's
one thing. Some people are made for that, talking to
the public and dealing with the public. I'm not one
of them, but you you seem like you have the
disposition that you could deal with any customer that comes in.
Speaker 5 (21:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (21:17):
I always, uh, the manager's always dependent on me for
you know, reliability and telling stories about music and joking
and my friend dere Kingsley and day from Dayton, and
I met a lot of people and it's just I'm blessed.
I'm blessed. There's a day to day Yeah, there's a
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day from Dayton.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
Yeah, does he play any instruments?
Speaker 6 (21:45):
No, he's uh, he's in the he's into carpeting.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
Uh.
Speaker 6 (21:50):
He comes like on my birthday or you know, he'll
come see me. We go down there to down to
Huddles to see a friend of mine at iHeartRadio. Uh Jiff,
very Jeff and uh you know he wanted to take
me there a Reds game. So uh yeah, he's a
pretty good guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
Good, How any and before I let you go? How
many people do you play with when you play your shows?
Speaker 7 (22:15):
Uh?
Speaker 6 (22:16):
Okay, the one with the strummers is about we have
fifteen and Bob Ford we have eight eight people eight.
Speaker 1 (22:24):
Man, that's a lot. Fifteen and eight, that's a lot.
That's a lot of musicians.
Speaker 5 (22:29):
Time.
Speaker 6 (22:30):
We have a good time.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Well, good, good? You got any shows this weekend?
Speaker 6 (22:37):
Let's see I think uh uh yeah, I was thinking
of Tuesday. Tuesday. Yeah, we've got to practice show well.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Good, so maybe next weekend. Call and gives some dates
to Emily and we might we might show up sometimes.
Speaker 6 (22:52):
So all right, have a good date.
Speaker 1 (22:54):
All right, Thanks Dick, you have a good one. All right,
have a good one, all right? Six An WTV. At
this to Zachary Schwartz. We'll get back to the calls
as soon as we get back six A WTV and
welcome to Saturday Morning Open Phones. I am your hosts
Zachary Swartz, and I want to make sure we get
to the calls. So line six, James, you've been on
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the longest. How are you this morning?
Speaker 5 (23:21):
Hi, Zach, how you doing good?
Speaker 1 (23:23):
Good? How about yourself?
Speaker 6 (23:25):
Oh?
Speaker 5 (23:25):
Not too bad? Yeah, you've had some pretty interesting topics
this morning, Zach.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
We try, I try, We'll see. I got more. I
usually get to about what quarter of them in any
given show, but yeah, well let me.
Speaker 5 (23:41):
Hit upon a couple of them, right. You said something
about the Ten Commandments. Uh, yeah, once upon a time
we used to learn that in school, and our society
was a lot better for learning that. But but if
it had anything to do with the Korean you could
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bet your bottom dollar it would be posted right away.
Because there's a conflict with Christianity amongst everybody, and it's
been going on for a long long time since they
had the separation of church and state, which is, you know, bogus.
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It's only a separation of church and state when it's
about Christianity. The other thing is you talked about Trump, right,
you talked about a third term for Trump.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Yeah.
Speaker 5 (24:38):
And the reason why I say that it shouldn't happen
is because you could get a lunatic in there, like
Barack Hussin Obama. Yeah, you don't need that.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
Yeah, even if I support somebody, and I know the
FDR had four terms or whatever. And I understand even
if I like some especially if I don't like somebody,
But even if I like somebody, it's I think it's
just too much power to have for more than two terms.
Speaker 5 (25:07):
Well, isn't supposed to The President's not supposed to have
the Powers Act. It's supposed to be a representatives I
under be the Senate, and is supposed to be the Congress.
Those guys haven't represented us since since, uh, since Reagan
left office. Well no, no, no, since Clinton left office.
It's gone downhill ever since that, because US Americans have
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had rotten presidents since uh, since Reagan.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
You know, I'm not going to really argue with you
too much on that one.
Speaker 5 (25:39):
Every president has been raggedy except for when we got
Trump the first time. But the point I wanted to
make today, the point I wanted to make today is
that we have all these people yelling and screaming, you know,
jumping up and down. We shouldn't have bombed Iran. We
shouldn't have done this, we shouldn't have done that. Let's impeaching, impeaching. Well,
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imagine if they had a nuclear weapon they're puffing us.
We won't even be here to even have this conversation
because we will be non existence because they they they
being Iran have wanted to kill Americans and anybody that's
associated with America since nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Do you think that's Do you think that's just their
leadership and their hatred for America. Why do you think
that they don't want to or why do you think
they want to kill Americans?
Speaker 5 (26:38):
Well, that's because of their leadership, right, I mean, you
got to take a look at when when there's criminals
that take over a country Cuba, you know, Fidel Castro, Iran,
the Molas, and any other insane lunatict takes over a country,
they promote an ideology, they have to have some to
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make the target of evils, and Iran did that with America. Right,
demonalization here, that's that's perfect. But The saddest thing is
is that every president since since Reagan has said they
can't have a nuclear weapon, nobody has done anything. Barack
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Hussein Obama, who stole money from America gave it to Iran.
The representatives of America did say, yeah, Barack, you didn't
have that money, Go ahead and take it man, take
fill up that jet with money and give it to him,
because they're great people. He's the one that should be
going to jail and.
Speaker 3 (27:47):
Should have been impeached for that act.
Speaker 5 (27:51):
He stole American money to give it to Iran so
that Iran.
Speaker 3 (27:55):
Could find terrorism.
Speaker 5 (27:59):
That's the bottom the bottom line.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
I hear you, James. I appreciate the call the talents
of cash too. I read there's some nuance there and
it's hard to get into. I do think that President
Obama and a lot of people don't talk about this,
and I don't understand why told one of the most
egregious lies of the history of American politics when he
went to Flint, Michigan, and he fake sipped a glass
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of water and told the people there that the water
was fine to drink, and he didn't drink any of it,
and he told him it was fine and it wasn't
and it still isn't. For that alone, he should have
been impeached. You can't lie to the American people about
clean drinking water. It's absurd and I'm just still not
sure why he did that. But among other things, the
Iranian thing, a lot of people were upset about. But
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that was a basic no reason to do that type
of thing that President Obama did, and it's it's something
that needn't happen to say the least all Right, line seven, Bob,
how are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (29:04):
Hey? Doing great?
Speaker 8 (29:06):
Great, great discussion here. The gentleman before me absolutely was
one percent right on this thing. Bottom line is ten
commandments is good. You better look at the author.
Speaker 7 (29:27):
He's perfect.
Speaker 8 (29:29):
And guess what when you when you when you read
Exodus chapter twenty, I'm suggesting when he says, I am
the Lord, thy God.
Speaker 7 (29:45):
Who brought you out of Egypt out of the health
of bondage. H bench, if you want to find out
what it's about.
Speaker 3 (30:03):
It don't run.
Speaker 7 (30:06):
It's not good. It's evil. This is supposed to be America,
the land of the Free and the home of the brave.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Right, Bob, do you think that if just for example,
if you put the Ten Commandments in a classroom if
somebody who is of a different religion or isn't religious,
do you think that that could be a problem for them,
or do you think that that's just something they should ignore.
Speaker 3 (30:35):
I guess no. No.
Speaker 8 (30:40):
What I'm about is Bob would be attacking with that thing.
Bottom line is, these are They're not the Ten suggestions.
These are the Ten Commands. And because that they are
inherently good, they sent down the standard. When you take
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a look at you know, Exodus chapter twenty.
Speaker 7 (31:08):
And read that, you're going to find out, Oh, you mean.
Speaker 8 (31:13):
We're supposed to have mutual respect from people, and we're
not supposed to you know, we're not supposed to be
wanting to steal anything that is your neighbors. Oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 7 (31:31):
A lot.
Speaker 8 (31:32):
Yeah. All I'm saying is it's informative. It's very informative.
I can tell you.
Speaker 7 (31:43):
I can tell you right.
Speaker 8 (31:45):
And by the way, there was another rumor that I heard.
I don't know if it's true or not, but they
had this thing on television yesterday and the bottom line
is some is proposing that they go to a military draft.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Well, I said, I think maybe what you're referred to
is that the military is automatically once you turn eighteen,
automatically registering to you for the for the Selective Service,
or for the draft. But that's you know, once you
turn eighteen in this country, you've had to do that
for for years. I think they're automatically doing it for
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you now once.
Speaker 3 (32:33):
You turn eighteen.
Speaker 8 (32:36):
Wow, I did. I didn't know that here. I thought
this was basically we have we have an all volunteer service.
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Yeah, I mean it technically is, Bob, I got to
hang out because we got to get to a break.
It technically is an all volunteer service. And I hear
where you're coming from. But you know, I had to
register for selective Service when I was eighteen, and so
does everybody else. We'll be right back
TVN. This is Saturday Morning Open Foes. I'm your host,
Zachary Swartz. Good morning Columbus, Hello Ohio. The show is
about you and what you want to talk about. I'll
throw some things in there as usual. If you agree
or disagree, feel free to call in. The number to
call in as always six one four eight two one
WTVN six food four eight two one nine eight eight six.
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Thank you two Ella who's guiding everything as usual? And
real quick? Hello Bexed, West Virginia. I hope you and
your mom and your family have a great weekend and
everything goes splendidly. Okay. I want to start real quick
with Congressman Andy ogles Uh. He's from Tennessee, and this
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has nothing to do with Donald Trump himself. This is
for any president and anybody who would propose this as
a tad bit ridiculous. He introduced a House joint resolution
to amend the Constitution to the United States to allow
president to be elected for up to up too but
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no more than three terms. And Ogel said President Trump's
decisive leadership stands in start contrasts to the chaos, suffering,
and economic decline Americans have endured over the past four years,
he has proven himself to be the only figure in
modern history capable of reversing our nation's decay and restoring
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America to greatness, and he must be given the time
necessary to accomplish that goal. To that end, I am
proposing an amendment to the Constitution to revise the limitation
or imposed by the twenty second Amendment on presidential terms.
This amendment would allow President Trump to serve three terms,
ensuring we can sustain the bold leadership our nation so
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desperately needs. There is no president, whether it's a Democrat, Republican,
Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, it doesn't matter. There
is no president that should have more than two terms.
It's too much power for one person to have. Now,
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Andy Ogles, I don't know the man again. He just
seems like the worst type of politician. It's nothing but performative.
Do something for your local constituents. They need your help.
They need you to fix the roads, craft bills, to
curb crime, help the homeless, et cetera, et cetera. There's
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no reason to suck up to the president this much,
because it's not gonna matter one way or the other.
You can't have somebody become president more than three terms, thankfully.
All Right, Wendy Line one, you're the first caller. How
are you this morning?
Speaker 2 (02:49):
I'm good and I'm surprised. Okay, So it's a wonderful
time of the year and the farm markets are opening.
I'm grateful for safe landing for our astronauts. Historically there
has been somebody that has done three terms, but I'm
not speaking to that issue. The deal is, if you
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want to break out of the build rooms of eating
food that is been soapro preservatives and plants that have
been stunted professionally so that they can sell them longer.
That's you want to go to a firmust market and
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ask questions.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
Like do you use.
Speaker 2 (03:36):
Products like systemic pesticides in your plants so that if
there's pesticides in the water, then you're you're eating the
pesticide when you eat the plant or whatever. Also, there's
something they used to it's been this season called a
growth regulator. And that's why when you buy a plant
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and you ran home and and grow, because they don't
want to outgrow the pot because it might not sell
so once it's with growth regulators. So many times it's
not going to grow and you're gonna just look at
them and what's going on here? You can also add
a farm market actually ask questions like you know what
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tomato tastes of many way? Where can what is the
best tomato for green fried tomatoes? Where in the items
that I want to produce, where are the seeds or
things that I want like global medicines. These questions you
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can ask and they actually know the answer, sort of
like the older hardware stores know things and the other
ones don't know anything. So you're willing to pay more
for the people that can actually fix your window grep
Airrier's green. So I've been to the farmer market. I've
been there. I've had some triple berry loops and it
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was delicious, And you might want to try and get
some food that tastes good. And teach your children the
difference between a cucumber as a king. I'm not making
this up, but I've had an adult but didn't know
the difference. Help them learn how to recognize the strawberry plant.
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Little basic things that you're not going to learn at
ancery store. And I'm grateful for the opportunity that we
can help ourselves there's a concept of the victory garden.
It might be a good concept to think about. It
might be a good time to think about if you're
allowed to have one a clothesline so that you can
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save on electricity bills, because that's solar power too, if
you like it. And there's things that you can do
to help yourself. And it's a very happy thing to
go out in your backyard and it's some fresh peas
or some annis, which is the liquor plant. It's not
nearly as drunk or cherry tomato or some fruit off
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a tree. I call it garden candy. If you can
do it, you can try it. Also for those that
are only a large group flowers, some sprouted garlic is alium.
Make sure you don't get the mixed up with the
commercial pointonous ones. Alium is also onions, a flower. Those
are flowers. So you can work yourself around if you're
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allowed to have flowers something that you can eat, that
would just put it in a separate pot so it
doesn't get mixed up with something that isn't edible anyway.
I'm grateful for spring, for the opportunity to celebrate a
safe landing, and for the freedom that we have to
say a few things and you guys out there and
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God bless America.
Speaker 1 (06:54):
Thank you, Wendy. Have a great week, and we'll talk
to you next Saturday. This is Zachary Swords on six KNWTV.
We'll be right back six a WTV in. This is
open Foones. I'm your host, Zachary Schwartz. Number to call
it as always six food four eight two one WTV
in six wood four eight one nine eight eight six.
I hope everybody's having a decent morning, even though it's
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still super early, and we're gonna jump right back into
the phone calls. Dave, how are you this morning?
Speaker 3 (07:22):
Well, you got me on early, but I'm great. Did
you have a good easterzact It wasn't bad?
Speaker 1 (07:27):
How about yours?
Speaker 3 (07:28):
Yeah? I mean, no big deal that the pastor gave
a good, you know sermon. And uh, you know, people
when you're unpacking the church, you know, more and more
people now that Donald Trump got back in the office,
you know, more and more people's getting religion. They're showing
up in church, and uh, you know, you can give
a lot of credit just because the country's heading the
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right place. I mean, we got a few bumps in
the road, you know, with the battle going on over
there with those terrorist communists there and over there in Iran.
Speaker 1 (07:58):
I did, I did see real quick. I wanted to
go over this with since you mentioned Eastern and going
into church, I'm more of a prepared. There's a new
COVID variant going around, and if that's the truth, we
need to shut down the churches again.
Speaker 3 (08:11):
What do you think, Well, you know you had a
jug head down there at Kentucky where I spend a
lot of time, that Andy Basher. He had his little
leftist gustapos going out there and trying to rest all
the pastors with the church deal down there. You know
he wouldn't have shut all that down. Ye yes, you
know he was taking his orders from Joe Biden. But
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of course, you know Biden, he four years. He never
knew what the hell he was doing or what his
middle naming he even was. Because you know, you talked
about the congressman down Tennessee coming up with that wonderful
idea giving Trump another term. Well you got to remember
something Obama bragged about having you know, a third term
where he didn't actually have to be in office. Blah,
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blah blah. And everybody with any kind of IQ knows
that everybody that was surrounded Biden for four years with
a bunch of Obama hacks, and so you know he
and plus you know he tried to sabotage Trump's first term.
Everybody knows he teamed up with crooked Hillary with that
phony Russian report. You know, Trump's an agent trumps istra and.
Speaker 4 (09:18):
Was all proven in court, even that half senile Mueller
even had to admit that there was no evidence of
anything Russia collusion with Trump, So, you know, were.
Speaker 3 (09:30):
One of the things that was the take home in
my opinion, is we've got to be very very thankful
that we've got a trumpetent president and he's standing up
to these third world idiots and now you know, here
we're in the battle, and he's trying to do things
to help out all those European countries, trying to end
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the war with Russian and Ukraine blah blah blah. But
over and Iran, NATO and knows a bunch of cowards
over there in France of course there you used to
always having a white hanky in their hip pocket and
waving it around. They're great Britain, now, Germany, all these
countries led by leftists. They won't even let lend the
fingers Spain. They're just as pathetic Italy. You got the
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pope over there whining about Trump. I mean, if it
wasn't for what's going on right now, and I'm sure
that this war deal is going to be over because
if these stupid Mullas or whoever the heck's running the country,
if they don't take the deal that Trump's proposing to
get rid of that nuclear of war problem problem, because
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you know, the Iranians, that's all they've wanted is a
nuclear weapon, because they have they say it in public
and chant at all the times in the streets.
Speaker 1 (10:46):
Yeah, I want it for Iran. There's and I was
really worried, obviously, you hear me every Saturday when this
first started happening. That's really worried. Not because I was
doubt the confidence of the president. I didn't want to
see us get drugged down into a thirty year war
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in another Middle Eastern country. And it seems like for
the first time that's not going to happen. So I'm
breathing a little bit of a sigh of relief. Well,
go ahead.
Speaker 3 (11:15):
Well, no, you're absolutely right now. I don't want to
see it, and people with any kind of common sense,
we don't want to see our soldiers have to go
in harm's way, like what happened with you know, like
I say, Dumbo, Ears and Biden and all the incompetence
and all the problems. Remember I ran. The reason they
were able to have this program going where they wanted
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a nuclear bomb is because Obama shipped over all that
cash planes full of gold, diamonds, jewelry. They took out
every seat in the plane, loaded it up with all
kinds of cash. They went and raided all these banks
and shipped over these mallas and bent over backwards, you know,
tried to appease them, but you can't appease these terrorists.
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And of course you see what they pulled on Israel
when they attacked them, you know, three years ago or so,
with and slaughter and massacred all their civilians. And they've
always they don't fight the armies, They fight the civilians
and try to pull up all the civilians. Then guess
what Iran, their latest trick is doing. This is right
out of the playbook over there and gods and stuff
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they're lining up children and women and some of their
flunkies along the bridges and the power plants or whatever
and using for human shields. Yeah, so that shows you
what kind of third world type of people they are.
You know, the women over there, they've always lived on
their misery. Of course, they've got them so brainwashed they
have to go along with stuff. And you know, Trump
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talked about it a week ago. You know, when they
had the protests, they slaughtered forty fifty thousand people. They
were shooting women right between the eyes with the snipers
and stuff to try to quill all the riots. That's
who you're dealing with. But let me just go ahead
and off so shift gears a little bit for you,
zactly because people get to alrey hearing, you know, the
politics all the time. How about those Michigan boys pulling
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off the winning the national championship.
Speaker 1 (13:06):
I'm a huge basketball fan. I love college basketball. This
is a you know, a football town for the most part.
But that was one of the most dominant runs I've
ever seen. That was one of the best seasons I've
seen of a basketball team. They killed it. They there
was no doubt whats they played Arizona that they were
going to win. But Yukon's tough because their coach is
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so good.
Speaker 3 (13:28):
But they were dominant all year well, and I give
them a lot of credit because that young coach that
took over the program. I mean, in two years, he
took Michigan from being a last place team to win
the national championship. But if you want to take home something,
the new trend and this h and new, it's really
been the last four or five years, because it's one
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of the reasons that Nick Saban got so fed up
with that he quit there at Alabama is it's all
about going out and recruiting star players from other schools.
Every one of Michigan's starters this year, and I think
a couple of the top guys from the bench was
guys that came in from different programs yep, and joined up.
But that aside, everybody's doing it, so I'm not criticizing
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Michigan for that, But you still have to be able
to mold a team, and that coach did a heck
of a job because really, in all the playoff games
in the tournament this year, that was probably Michigan's worst
game against Connecticut. I mean, they went like, oh for
twenty at three point range.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
Yeah, I will. I'm getting I gotta get some credit again.
A lot of people hate Dan Hurley, and I get
it because that guy's a character. But yeah, he's a
hell of a coach. So I knew Michigan wasn't just
going to blow him out. I had him winning, especially
after the performance they put on against Arizona. But you're right,
Dusty May came in there to you. The year before
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he took over, they were eight and twenty four. Ye
and then he was twenty seven and ten in the
sweet sixteen and then won a championship. I believe that
was the record season before last. But man, he's he
could be something going forward.
Speaker 3 (15:02):
And here's here's the one key that I've let the
audience know about, and really it translates into football. If
you can't play defense, you're not gonna win national championships
or you're not gonna win the Super Bowl or whatever.
You gotta have a team that can stop your opponents.
So when you're having a bad day shooting, or you
got some of your key guys injured, like Michigan had
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their top player, he was playing with a bum knee
and ankle and stuff. But if you play fundamental basketball,
if you play fundamental football, you play defense, you get
guys that play the old school type of things, then
you've got a chance to be successful instead of this,
you know, thinking you can just run and gun and
put up three pointers all day, or in football, try
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to throw fifty yard bombs. And you know, defensive backs
can't guard anybody, they can't tackle anybody. You know, get
penalties all the time. Get back to fundamentals and you're
win a heck of a lot of championships.
Speaker 5 (15:56):
Am I right or wrong?
Speaker 3 (15:57):
No, you're right.
Speaker 1 (15:58):
We got I gotta go here at a second. But
you remind me of a lot of Rick Patino, who
he might not have the best talent year in year out,
but they're always competitive. He may have a team that
can't shoot for anything, yeah, but they're always good because
his defense is relentless for forty minutes and he wins
thirty plus games a year now and turned Saint John's around.
Speaker 3 (16:21):
So well, then there you go. So hey, me and
you you're rooting doing more good sports talking when other
times other radio. So hey, give my best regards to
the LOGI because I've given him a lot of good
information on the Buckeyes over the years and stuff, and
I think Ohio State's gonna have definitely have you know,
another top five team. Yeah, but I'm just hoping that
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they can shore up their defensive backfield because that's been
their weakness in Achilles Heel for years and years and years.
You know, get somebody back there that knows how to
guard or receiver and can at least tackle them when
they you know, run in the secondary or whatever.
Speaker 1 (16:56):
Well, football is not my forte, so I will take
your word for it, but I gotta go.
Speaker 5 (17:00):
We're up.
Speaker 1 (17:00):
It gets to break. But I appreciate you calling in
as always, my friend.
Speaker 3 (17:04):
Thank you, brother, thank you you Dave.
Speaker 1 (17:06):
Have a good one. We'll be back. Dick and James
at six to ten WTV in open phones. Good morning, Ohio,
Hello Columbus. This is Zachary Schwartz. Do you in public
schools want the Ten Commandments in classrooms? I break this
up because a federal judge in Arkansas struck down a
law a state law that required all public schools to
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display the Ten Commandments. US Dix District Judged Timothy Brooks
ruled a twenty twenty five law on constitutional, writing that
nothing could justify hanging the Ten Commandments in a calculus, chemistry,
French or woodworking class. Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders says
she plans to appeal and will defend the state's values.
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I I hear a lot of people say that education
and things in this we went downhill when we took
God out of out of the classroom. But I'm not
sure if just the Ten Commandments should be up in
a classroom, should we have other religious anything in the classroom,
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or should the classroom for public schools be specifically just
for education, reading, writing, and arithmetic, which we could start
right there because only one of those start with an
actual R. We have a lot of problems with our
education system in every state, and there's a lot of
misconceptions about things like the Department of Education in general,
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and to be wasting time over something like this is
just a waste of taxpayers money. And it's it shows
you where a lot of things are performative in a
lot of states, and a lot of things in a
lot of places, and a lot of people in this country,
and how performative they are instead of act actually trying
to better education for children. All right, we got to
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do the most important thing on the show is take
a call from my good, close and personal friend Dick
from Day and Dick, how are you this morning?
Speaker 6 (19:12):
Good morning Zach and everybody.
Speaker 1 (19:14):
How are you good?
Speaker 3 (19:15):
Good?
Speaker 1 (19:16):
How's your weekend going?
Speaker 6 (19:18):
Oh it's been pretty good, pretty good. My two dates. Tuesday,
I played with Chris Stummers. Yesterday we had a bob
picked me up from Cedarville. So, and I've had got
a few birthday cards. Tuesday is my birthday.
Speaker 1 (19:37):
Well, how are you are you charting?
Speaker 7 (19:39):
What?
Speaker 1 (19:39):
Forty one? No, No, forty three. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 6 (19:44):
No, I was born in forty eight. I'm getting to
be old.
Speaker 1 (19:47):
That's okay. That's a kind of just shows you got more,
you have more experience and wisdom.
Speaker 6 (19:54):
Well, you know, I i'd never after I retired, never
was down in the dump because I started, you know,
started going back to school and just playing music and
you know, being a big fan of iHeart so and
I'm glad that.
Speaker 7 (20:12):
You know.
Speaker 6 (20:13):
I know a lot of people here and it's just
kind of nice. We have activities and you know, getting
into music. I learned that from my family.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (20:22):
Can I ask you what you did for a living.
You don't have to say, I'm just curious.
Speaker 6 (20:26):
Oh, I was in retail, retail sales. I worked at
Rights when I got out of college. Then I worked
at TJ Max. Then I worked at Photo Fare, and
then my best job, I think was Low's. Low's was
in Beaver Creek. It's probably an hour the Columbus. But
I've met a lot of good people there and I
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was like a manager and they didn't want to see me.
I retired in two thousand and twenty one, but it
was I missed. I missed the people.
Speaker 3 (20:58):
You know.
Speaker 1 (20:59):
Yeah, do you miss the job? Did you work with
the public face to face in that job, because that's
one thing. Some people are made for that, talking to
the public and dealing with the public. I'm not one
of them, but you you seem like you have the
disposition that you could deal with any customer that comes in.
Speaker 5 (21:17):
Yeah.
Speaker 6 (21:17):
I always, uh, the manager's always dependent on me for
you know, reliability and telling stories about music and joking
and my friend dere Kingsley and day from Dayton, and
I met a lot of people and it's just I'm blessed.
I'm blessed. There's a day to day Yeah, there's a
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day from Dayton.
Speaker 5 (21:41):
Yeah.
Speaker 1 (21:42):
Yeah, does he play any instruments?
Speaker 6 (21:45):
No, he's uh, he's in the he's into carpeting.
Speaker 7 (21:49):
Uh.
Speaker 6 (21:50):
He comes like on my birthday or you know, he'll
come see me. We go down there to down to
Huddles to see a friend of mine at iHeartRadio. Uh Jiff,
very Jeff and uh you know he wanted to take
me there a Reds game. So uh yeah, he's a
pretty good guy. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
Good, How any and before I let you go? How
many people do you play with when you play your shows?
Speaker 7 (22:15):
Uh?
Speaker 6 (22:16):
Okay, the one with the strummers is about we have
fifteen and Bob Ford we have eight eight people eight.
Speaker 1 (22:24):
Man, that's a lot. Fifteen and eight, that's a lot.
That's a lot of musicians.
Speaker 5 (22:29):
Time.
Speaker 6 (22:30):
We have a good time.
Speaker 1 (22:33):
Well, good, good? You got any shows this weekend?
Speaker 6 (22:37):
Let's see I think uh uh yeah, I was thinking
of Tuesday. Tuesday. Yeah, we've got to practice show well.
Speaker 1 (22:46):
Good, so maybe next weekend. Call and gives some dates
to Emily and we might we might show up sometimes.
Speaker 6 (22:52):
So all right, have a good date.
Speaker 1 (22:54):
All right, Thanks Dick, you have a good one. All right,
have a good one, all right? Six An WTV. At
this to Zachary Schwartz. We'll get back to the calls
as soon as we get back six A WTV and
welcome to Saturday Morning Open Phones. I am your hosts
Zachary Swartz, and I want to make sure we get
to the calls. So line six, James, you've been on
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the longest. How are you this morning?
Speaker 5 (23:21):
Hi, Zach, how you doing good?
Speaker 1 (23:23):
Good? How about yourself?
Speaker 6 (23:25):
Oh?
Speaker 5 (23:25):
Not too bad? Yeah, you've had some pretty interesting topics
this morning, Zach.
Speaker 1 (23:31):
We try, I try, We'll see. I got more. I
usually get to about what quarter of them in any
given show, but yeah, well let me.
Speaker 5 (23:41):
Hit upon a couple of them, right. You said something
about the Ten Commandments. Uh, yeah, once upon a time
we used to learn that in school, and our society
was a lot better for learning that. But but if
it had anything to do with the Korean you could
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bet your bottom dollar it would be posted right away.
Because there's a conflict with Christianity amongst everybody, and it's
been going on for a long long time since they
had the separation of church and state, which is, you know, bogus.
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It's only a separation of church and state when it's
about Christianity. The other thing is you talked about Trump, right,
you talked about a third term for Trump.
Speaker 1 (24:37):
Yeah.
Speaker 5 (24:38):
And the reason why I say that it shouldn't happen
is because you could get a lunatic in there, like
Barack Hussin Obama. Yeah, you don't need that.
Speaker 1 (24:51):
Yeah, even if I support somebody, and I know the
FDR had four terms or whatever. And I understand even
if I like some especially if I don't like somebody,
But even if I like somebody, it's I think it's
just too much power to have for more than two terms.
Speaker 5 (25:07):
Well, isn't supposed to The President's not supposed to have
the Powers Act. It's supposed to be a representatives I
under be the Senate, and is supposed to be the Congress.
Those guys haven't represented us since since, uh, since Reagan
left office. Well no, no, no, since Clinton left office.
It's gone downhill ever since that, because US Americans have
(25:30):
had rotten presidents since uh, since Reagan.
Speaker 1 (25:36):
You know, I'm not going to really argue with you
too much on that one.
Speaker 5 (25:39):
Every president has been raggedy except for when we got
Trump the first time. But the point I wanted to
make today, the point I wanted to make today is
that we have all these people yelling and screaming, you know,
jumping up and down. We shouldn't have bombed Iran. We
shouldn't have done this, we shouldn't have done that. Let's impeaching, impeaching. Well,
(26:03):
imagine if they had a nuclear weapon they're puffing us.
We won't even be here to even have this conversation
because we will be non existence because they they they
being Iran have wanted to kill Americans and anybody that's
associated with America since nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1 (26:26):
Do you think that's Do you think that's just their
leadership and their hatred for America. Why do you think
that they don't want to or why do you think
they want to kill Americans?
Speaker 5 (26:38):
Well, that's because of their leadership, right, I mean, you
got to take a look at when when there's criminals
that take over a country Cuba, you know, Fidel Castro, Iran,
the Molas, and any other insane lunatict takes over a country,
they promote an ideology, they have to have some to
(27:00):
make the target of evils, and Iran did that with America. Right,
demonalization here, that's that's perfect. But The saddest thing is
is that every president since since Reagan has said they
can't have a nuclear weapon, nobody has done anything. Barack
(27:26):
Hussein Obama, who stole money from America gave it to Iran.
The representatives of America did say, yeah, Barack, you didn't
have that money, Go ahead and take it man, take
fill up that jet with money and give it to him,
because they're great people. He's the one that should be
going to jail and.
Speaker 3 (27:47):
Should have been impeached for that act.
Speaker 5 (27:51):
He stole American money to give it to Iran so
that Iran.
Speaker 3 (27:55):
Could find terrorism.
Speaker 5 (27:59):
That's the bottom the bottom line.
Speaker 1 (28:02):
I hear you, James. I appreciate the call the talents
of cash too. I read there's some nuance there and
it's hard to get into. I do think that President
Obama and a lot of people don't talk about this,
and I don't understand why told one of the most
egregious lies of the history of American politics when he
went to Flint, Michigan, and he fake sipped a glass
(28:26):
of water and told the people there that the water
was fine to drink, and he didn't drink any of it,
and he told him it was fine and it wasn't
and it still isn't. For that alone, he should have
been impeached. You can't lie to the American people about
clean drinking water. It's absurd and I'm just still not
sure why he did that. But among other things, the
Iranian thing, a lot of people were upset about. But
(28:48):
that was a basic no reason to do that type
of thing that President Obama did, and it's it's something
that needn't happen to say the least all Right, line seven, Bob,
how are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (29:04):
Hey? Doing great?
Speaker 8 (29:06):
Great, great discussion here. The gentleman before me absolutely was
one percent right on this thing. Bottom line is ten
commandments is good. You better look at the author.
Speaker 7 (29:27):
He's perfect.
Speaker 8 (29:29):
And guess what when you when you when you read
Exodus chapter twenty, I'm suggesting when he says, I am
the Lord, thy God.
Speaker 7 (29:45):
Who brought you out of Egypt out of the health
of bondage. H bench, if you want to find out
what it's about.
Speaker 3 (30:03):
It don't run.
Speaker 7 (30:06):
It's not good. It's evil. This is supposed to be America,
the land of the Free and the home of the brave.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
Right, Bob, do you think that if just for example,
if you put the Ten Commandments in a classroom if
somebody who is of a different religion or isn't religious,
do you think that that could be a problem for them,
or do you think that that's just something they should ignore.
Speaker 3 (30:35):
I guess no. No.
Speaker 8 (30:40):
What I'm about is Bob would be attacking with that thing.
Bottom line is, these are They're not the Ten suggestions.
These are the Ten Commands. And because that they are
inherently good, they sent down the standard. When you take
(31:04):
a look at you know, Exodus chapter twenty.
Speaker 7 (31:08):
And read that, you're going to find out, Oh, you mean.
Speaker 8 (31:13):
We're supposed to have mutual respect from people, and we're
not supposed to you know, we're not supposed to be
wanting to steal anything that is your neighbors. Oh yeah, that's.
Speaker 7 (31:31):
A lot.
Speaker 8 (31:32):
Yeah. All I'm saying is it's informative. It's very informative.
I can tell you.
Speaker 7 (31:43):
I can tell you right.
Speaker 8 (31:45):
And by the way, there was another rumor that I heard.
I don't know if it's true or not, but they
had this thing on television yesterday and the bottom line
is some is proposing that they go to a military draft.
Speaker 1 (32:10):
Well, I said, I think maybe what you're referred to
is that the military is automatically once you turn eighteen,
automatically registering to you for the for the Selective Service,
or for the draft. But that's you know, once you
turn eighteen in this country, you've had to do that
for for years. I think they're automatically doing it for
(32:32):
you now once.
Speaker 3 (32:33):
You turn eighteen.
Speaker 8 (32:36):
Wow, I did. I didn't know that here. I thought
this was basically we have we have an all volunteer service.
Speaker 1 (32:46):
Yeah, I mean it technically is, Bob, I got to
hang out because we got to get to a break.
It technically is an all volunteer service. And I hear
where you're coming from. But you know, I had to
register for selective Service when I was eighteen, and so
does everybody else. We'll be right back
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