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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Six ted WTVN. This is Saturday Morning Open FODES. I
have Zachary Swartz. Good morning Columbus, Hello Ohio. The show
is about you and what you want to talk about.
The number to call in is always six one four
eight two one nine eight eight six six four eight
two one WTVN. I'll throw some things in there along
the way, and if you agree or disagree, feel free
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to call in. Thank you Ella as always for being
here and keeping things on track. If you would. There's
a small piece of audio that I would like to
play whenever you get around to it, ma'am, oh, whenever
I get around to it. In other words, right now, sureka?
Speaker 2 (00:40):
What is wrong with this president? How dumb is he?
The purpose of a journalist is to hold people in
power accountable. Now we're going to bet the president. We're
going to talk about his vacation. Is golfing two golf
audis for the president costs two point nine million dollars.
That alone is amazing. Should a president, the leader of
the pre world, be on a social network tweeting?
Speaker 3 (01:02):
No, he's kind of a celebrity president.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
He's kind of like Ryan Secret. This is a president
does not really know what he wants to do simply
wants to be popular with everybody, every audience before which
he stands. The president seems almost obsessed with cable TV
or am I wrong? This is the president who ruled
by executive authority executive action. When he's not doing executive actions,
he's out on the golf course. The president heads to
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Warden for a boys weekend of golf. Yes, this president
is the beneficiary of the vision and the action of
his predecessor. The rule used to be a sitting president
doesn't criticize his predecessor, especially by name. Has any president
president in your lifetime no taken on this kind of tone,
this kind of harshness, either towards his predecessor or towards
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a single media outlet.
Speaker 4 (01:49):
I've never seen this before. Without the teleprompter.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
The president doesn't know exactly what to do correctly. The
president's budget that he gave today, all right.
Speaker 5 (02:00):
Doesn't cut any deficit.
Speaker 4 (02:03):
It increases the debt.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
For the man who said we have to get our
deficit under control, he's not doing it. Maybe it's like
it's like golf, mister president, you play a lot of that.
He's certainly not acting like the most transparent president in
the history is he.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
Wont what's in those records that you don't want us
to know about?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Once again, he's paid pandering to the worst regimes and
thugs and dictators.
Speaker 4 (02:27):
This is a president that is acting like a dictator.
Speaker 5 (02:30):
This is a president who is drawing the rule of
law and siding with law breakers.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
This is a president now who's demonstrated that he will
lie to push through a program.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
And once the president tweets it, then it becomes Canada.
Speaker 4 (02:42):
Oh, that's a fact, the president says, it's a fact.
He's in love with campaigning.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
He's going to fundraisers tonight.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
He achieved that significant accomplishment earlier today while vacationing in
Florida on your dime. This president and the people aroun
him are convinced that God has anointed him to fix
everything in one fell swoop. That's not how American politics work.
Speaker 6 (03:00):
That's not how life works.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
This is a president who has become melnik to the
public as a blamer. He never makes any concessions.
Speaker 4 (03:06):
He always treats his opponents as though their enemies.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
We have a president who can never admit he's wrong.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
He's so he was secure and vain At the same time.
Speaker 7 (03:15):
He doesn't realize that the president has that power to
set its own and other people follow him.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
What he's really trying to do is to divide the
country and to get his people to turn out to vote.
He simply doesn't like being mocked. Maybe he's a little
thin skinned. I've been saying, mister President, put your pants on,
send the table man up.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
Skip the trash talk.
Speaker 8 (03:35):
It only diminishes the office of the president.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
If you want to work with somebody you don't call himage.
Speaker 8 (03:39):
This is a very quick and easy, cheap way.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
To score political points, but it's a terrible corrosive way
for president the United States to govern a country. Why
don't you talk in an aspirational way to people and
be more positive and more uplifting.
Speaker 4 (03:53):
Just the president.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
You need to stop back in like a schoolyard bully
to start acting like the leader of the free world.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
Mister President, everyone is laughing at us. You're like a
schoolyard bully.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
No one's afraid of you.
Speaker 4 (04:05):
Poo. I'm sure as hell is it.
Speaker 5 (04:07):
With a little due respect, mister president, maybe it is
time you stop looking at a TV tuned to Fox
and looked in a marrtundo, I don't know you.
Speaker 4 (04:18):
Thank you much, thank.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
You, mister President, for Washington tonight.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
The glaring double standard that exists here is nothing short
of incredible.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I played that for a reason. That was Fox News,
not I hope so geez. That was Fox News bashing
President Obama for golfing, using executive orders, having a harsh tone,
wanting to be a celebrity president, tweeting too much, vacationing
in Florida, and being mad for not cutting the deficit.
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They called him a dictator, It accused him of a lion.
Does that sound familiar to anybody? As bad as what
as bad as the media is in this country when
the media is liberal, and the liberal media is horrendous,
but as you just heard, Fox News is just as bad.
It's just sad that the national news in America is
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the best place to go, or the national news for
American news. Excuse me, the best place to go is
like the BBC, the Guardian, British news outlist at CBC
in Canada. It's shameful. News here isn't about news, It's
about an agenda on both sides. And if I'm going
to be fair and balanced here, I have to call
out both sides. So how do we fix this? I
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don't know if we can. It would take a massive
movement to be able to change the news and how
they cover things. And I assume, like me, most of
you would like to get the news unfiltered, and until
we boycott massive news agencies, that won't happen. And also
boycotts don't work either, so we're kind of just stuck.
All I'm asking you is to filter through the news
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of the day and don't rely on one source. Don't
rely on Fox, don't rely on CNN. When I'm vetting
things for other shows that I produce here, I have
to go through multiple sources and make sure what I'm
reading and sending to people or even talking about here
or what I talk about here on Open Folds is accurate.
It takes time and effort, but we have to try
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to make sure that everything we put over the air.
Is correct. Are we perfect? No? No one is, but
at least in my case, I try to call balls
or strikes to the best of my ability, and I
lose a little bit of hope about the news of
the way people consume it. Sometimes, if you ever have
a debate about politics, and they only use CNN or
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MSNBC as a source, they'll seem like complete idiots. On
the opposite side, if you're only listening to Fox News
or only listening to Oaan, you're gonna sound like an idiot. Also,
we together could do better than this when it comes
to being informed. All I'm asking you is to take
your time digesting the news and make sure your voice
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is heard against the feckless media in this country. We
got people on hold, and we will get to them
as soon as we get back. On six A WTV
in open phones six A WTV, this is Zachary Sports
on open phones. Good morning, Ohio, Hello Columbus at Hello, Rager, Dave,
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how are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (07:31):
Oh?
Speaker 4 (07:31):
How you doing?
Speaker 7 (07:32):
Zach?
Speaker 4 (07:32):
Hey Zach.
Speaker 6 (07:33):
When I heard that I get my news on the
Cartoon Network with Elmer.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
Fudd, I don't blame you. I don't blame you.
Speaker 6 (07:39):
It just gets it just drives you up the wall,
both sides. And this gasoline prices now it looks like
I'm gonna have to get out to buy bicycle or
buy me a horse or something. It just it just
getting to point four nine nine. And I like to
travel a lot, but that's not gonna make it easy now, no,
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I tell you that part. And then my rock and
roll band we're going to have. We got two vans
that haul our equipment and stuff, and so it's going
to be difficult. And I just hope we get this situation.
And you've heard me say this before. You can bomb
a country. You can bomb the country, but until you
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get in there, and you got to go and take
what you gotta get, they need to get in there.
Let the rangers and the Navy still take care. But
we could I know, very capable of knocking out getting
that uranium and kicking their butt. But I don't think
that for some reason, it's at a stalemate. How do
you feel about that, Zazzon?
Speaker 4 (08:42):
I don't. Well.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
I know that President Trump and formed Congress that Iran
the thing has been terminated, and that was because of
the War Resolution Actor. You have to declare war after
sixty days. So he's saying it's terminated right now. But
basically we're in a holding and it's a stalemate over
the strait of her moves. The thing that's interesting to
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me is how long can we just can we just
stay there and not declare war with Congress or is
he going to do that? And then it changes everything.
I've never seen this happen before, so I don't know
exactly what's going to happen, but hopefully it's over sooner
rather than later, because at least on the gas front,
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gas price front, it is starting to be pretty paidful
for a lot of people. I felt my car I
was seventy five dollars.
Speaker 6 (09:36):
Well I have I have a f one fifty, one
hundred and twenty dollars. Yep, and it it hits you
and and it it just like I said. And I
can't imagine if people have big families have several cars,
it's gonna get difficult. But that fact there. But I
do got a happy thing. Talk about Willie Nelson turned
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ninety three last this week, and they and there's a
guy who would do marijuana commercials. This guy laugh about this.
They aw, he's got on him about and he's ninety
three years old. And maybe it's called he's on the
road again, Zach.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
Well, Willy Willy could smoke as much weed as he wants.
Who cares ninety three or he'd be crazy not to
be doing it at ninety three.
Speaker 6 (10:23):
Yeah, exactly. You just get thinking about it and everything.
And then these protesters I saw. I looked at USA
today and one of them in Chicago was jumping up
down on the American flag. I would have loved to
got my hands on him. I'd have made him jump
up and down on that flag. I'd put the flagpool
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where the sundow chine.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
I hear it, and it's very it's uniquely offensive to
a lot of people doing that, and that's why he
was doing it, so he knew a camera was there probably.
Speaker 6 (10:54):
So yes, sir, And you know what gets me. I
defended this country so people can do stuff like Gath,
but sometimes it makes me feel man. I said, which
direction are we going to now? And and God help us.
I don't know what will happen next, But today, though,
what I'm going to do. I can go down to
the rifle range. So I'm going to do that a
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little bit today. And then I got my rock and
roll band. We don't have to go too far. We're
going we got to show. We got to do tonight.
So we're playing a wedding party and the will always
fine if I can keep my drummer sober. Well, that
is always hard to do. These, I tell you with
my drummer every time they open up the bar and
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they have the free drinks. I remember we did a
show two weeks ago and I kept looking. I said,
I won't use these now. We don't want embarrassing. But
I said, man, where are we at? We got to
do the second set. Well, my bass players said, we're
going to have to help him up on the stage.
I think drummers have been known to be wild.
Speaker 4 (11:58):
Man.
Speaker 6 (11:58):
It goes back to Keith Moon and all. They're just
the wild dudes of the group.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
Yeah, Keevan was something. He was unique, to say the least.
But that alcohol, it caught him like it does a
lot of people.
Speaker 6 (12:11):
But well, Zach, I know you got a lot of callers,
white and everything. Hey, we'll talk to you next week.
And God bless the us, say and take care.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
Yeah, I have a good one, my friend. Okay, Wendy Delaware,
Good morning, ma'am.
Speaker 8 (12:25):
Hello everybody, and it's a wonderful time. It's a little
cold today, so you might want to take an extra jacket.
There's lots of things going on. This is the year
of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our great
nation and there's enough te On Tuesday, tuvoded primary. There's
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a lot of issues with some of the candidates. She
did to see what they do versus what they say. Allegedly,
there was a candidate disqualified for actually saying that they
were going to manipulate the process. So you need to
do your research and prepare to vote. Just keep in
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mind that our gas prices compared to the United Kingdom
of California are pretty darned sheep still, and that we
need to remember that we have options because it's warmer
in how we get to places. We need to also
remember that the Turner fiftieth anniversary, there's FamilySearch dot org
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has a way to put in your own family memories
regarding the Turner fifty anniversary of this nation. And since
New York is passing on celebration, there's opportunities for other
locations to have nice little celebrations instead of New York
because they chose not to. We have a great nation.
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We have the opportunity to vote. I'm going to vote
in person on paper with blue ink. People can choose
to do what they want to do, and I'm going
to make sure that it's not marked provisional because I'm
going to bring my ID. Bring your ID. It's a
great day. It's a little cold. Cover. If you check
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your plants if it's above freezing, or your tournamental popsicles.
I've done this. You can rinse out frost and it
won't damage them as much. But it must be above
freezing in case you've got an area that's a little colder,
and before the sun set it because when the water
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sublimates off it actually that's when the plant gets rosen,
because the water gets warmer to lift off and the
plant gets cold or colder. It's hard to believe, but
that's how it is. The Mash Pantry will be celebrating
opening a new location and nowhere on Monday. Those that
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went to honor the veterans that have given this great
privilege of having a constitution a free nation. Keep in
mind our nation got rid of slavery much faster than
others nations still today that slavery is just okay. God
bless you all, and God bless America.
Speaker 1 (15:23):
Wendy, great advice and uh, great advice. As always, we
got to go once again to my good, close and
personal friend Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 4 (15:33):
Dick, how are you Good morning, Zack. How are you.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
I'm okay. How's it going this morning?
Speaker 7 (15:39):
It's going good, Zack. It's going good. It's going good.
I just wanted to tell you about I was going
to tell you when I called, you know, Joe last
week Ben Maller if you heard of him from Fox
Sports Nationwide. Uh, he picked some places he wanted to go,
and he went to Ohio. He picked down and a
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friend of mine, a couple of people took me down
to his show and they had probably three hundred people there, Zach,
for the sports show. How about that?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
That sounds pretty good. I also saw you got what
is it When the Cavs play Net tomorrow? The series
is tied three to three with the Raptors, so it's
do or die tomorrow with the Cavaliers.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
Dick. Oh.
Speaker 7 (16:24):
They lost last night.
Speaker 1 (16:25):
They lost one hundred and ten to one hundred and
twelve in overtime, So tomorrow is going to be it's
going to be. Uh, there's Game seven's the teams play
really hard, so it should be a fun one.
Speaker 7 (16:37):
It should be. Yeah, well that was good. I just wondered.
But I'm telling you, Zach, the people were just you know,
from uh there was a lot of them, some lot.
There was about I met about thirty people from Columbus
that they were telling then that I called in. But
it was a good time. I met Crazy Mike and
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we played to get and stuff and it was a
pretty good time, Zach.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
That sounds I'm glad you had a good time. That
sounds great.
Speaker 7 (17:07):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I thought my chicken with you, buddy.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Yeah, absolutely, Dick. I always enjoyed talking to you. You
have a great west of your weekend. Okay, okay, bye bye,
all right, see you later. Six to n WTV ed
Open Foods. This is Zachary Schwartz, will be right back.
I saw this list and I wanted to go over
really really quickly about states who have the highest lowest
UH drug use. So it was kind of surprising because
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the highest drug use states our Mississippi, Oklahoma, d C, Colorado,
West Virginia, Missouri, Nevada, Alaska, Arkansas, and number one is
New Mexico, which I don't know much about New Mexico
other than driving through it once. At the lowest Now
where Walter Waite, that's feeling though, that is fair. That's
a good point. And the guy who ran the Chicken Place.
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Uh number four. The lowest is Ohio. And for all
we hear about you have the drug problems in Ohio
and how bad it could be in certain areas of Ohio,
which it is that's not too bad. I just wanted
to kind of make the point that wherever you are,
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I think substance abuse, alcohol abuse is incredibly difficult to
get past it. I know there's a harsh punishment that's
a way of addressing the problem. Some people need jail
if they broke the law. Some people need rehabs, some
people need counseling, some people need AA some people just
need to get over the hump of getting sober and
they'll be fine. There's no one size fits all answer
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to it. But I believe that we need more counseling,
we need more facilities, and I have no problem paying
taxes for things like that. The problem is the government's
largely corrupt. We may not set things up properly, and
that's on us, and we have to keep voting for
not the same type of people. Have to start electing
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different people running for office, ourselves, using our voice change
things on a local, state and countrywide level. Just some
thoughts I really wish that there was a magic bullet
to help those with addiction problems. But again, everyone's different,
it's incredibly complicated. And yeah, I just thought i'd bring
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some of that to your attention. Ron, you have been
on the longest. Good morning, sir, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
I'm doing good. I have some comments about what the
Pope Leo and King Charles have said recently.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
Yeah, absolutely, go ahead.
Speaker 3 (19:41):
Pope Leo said that God does not answer the prayers
of those who start wars. He also said that Jesus
taught blessed are the peace makers, love your enemy, and
so as Christians, we believe Jesus is the way of
salvation into heaven, and he was a man of peace
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and he taught that. And this is what the Pope
has said here recently. And then the King Charles was
here recently, got quite a good reception and he was
speaking in Congress. Did you get to see that.
Speaker 1 (20:21):
I did get to see, so I need to get
to see all of it. But he was quite funny.
I wasn't expecting that out of him, but he got
a lot of laughs. So whoever wrote those jokes form
were pretty funny and.
Speaker 3 (20:32):
He got both sides to stand up and apploud. If
you notice Republicans and Democrats both applauded him.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Yeah, you don't see that much.
Speaker 3 (20:44):
He mentioned the Magna Carta, and then there's chucks and balances,
and our founders wrote it under constitution to put checks
and balances, and that means a check on the executive branch.
All three branches are supposed to be coordin, coordinating with
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each other. And he also mentioned importance of NATO, and
something that really stood out to me said, words matter
from America. And as I said, the king got standing
ovations through that.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Do you think that that was a shot at the president?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
I think indirectly it probably was, you know. And so
this is just my opinion. I think the warrant I
ran was a blunder. And things are really discombobulated right now.
And a recent poll showed this was the most unpopular
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war in US history, like sixty one percent against it.
And Haig Seth and Trump both pushed this war even
though you House and Senate intelligence committees said there was
no immediate threat. So they went ahead and did it anyway.
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And now the consequences have affected millions of people. There's
people in small countries waiting for oil shipments. There's twenty
thousand sailors stuck in the strait of her Mouse, trapped
on ships. There's people in Africa that need fertilizer for
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their crops. And then just yesterday hear my area and
you're John's down. The gas is near five dollars a gallon.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
Yeah, I thought it was four ninety nine some places.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
So it just seems like right now we're an amaze,
not going anywhere. And I hope and pray that this
ends soon, that the Straight of her Mews can be open,
because it's causing a catastrophe. Plus our bases in that area,
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a lot of them have serious damage. So hopefully this
can be over soon. And I pray for peace.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
I understand. I just I don't know exactly how it's
going to end. I mean, if we just left right now,
would some people be upset? Sure, I just don't know
how long people want to see us stay there. The
longer it goes on, the gas isn't going to come
down anymore. So it's it's as long as we'reth as
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long as the straight is blocked, or there's a stalemate there,
whatever you want to call it. It's going to affect us,
that's true.
Speaker 3 (23:44):
And they said for twenty years they're about to have
a nuclear weapon, and I'm just wondering how true that is.
Last year liberated it and just what is going on?
Speaker 1 (23:58):
No, I hear you, Rod, and the for the call.
The nuclear weapon thing is a dicey issue. And I've
seen Net and Yahoo in nineteen ninety five say that
Iran was two months away from a nuclear weapon and
if we don't stop it, we're gonna be in big trouble.
So there is a boy cried wolf type of scenario here,
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and it's there's some other nuances about it that aren't
easy to hash out an amount of time I have,
but it's a it's a dicey situation, to say the least,
and I hope it just ends sooner rather than later.
All right, six A WTV in open folds. We'll be
back after the break. Six A WTVN. This is Zachary Schwartz.
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We're gonna get back to your calls because I am
a bit behind. And Dave is this day from Powell.
Speaker 4 (24:52):
I'm here for you.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
That how you doing, my friend?
Speaker 4 (24:55):
Well, you know, usually I said I'm doing all right,
but it's been a rough week with everything that's going on.
And you know, I can appreciate what you were trying
to do, you know, running clips from you know, Fox News,
and of course you know we could play that game,
you know, both ways over and over again.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Yeah, yeah, both. I was just trying to make an
overall point.
Speaker 4 (25:16):
Yeah, yeah, no, I understand your point. And you talked
last week, but you know, before everything had happened this
past week about you know, being a little bit more
civil on both sides the equation and blah blah blah.
But you know, you got to realize that we're basically
in a civil war right now here in the country.
And uh, you know, if you want to get down
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to the root of the problems. And I know I
heard some of your callers, and you hear it every
week and people whining about the price of gas and
the price of groceries or whatever. Yeah, I want to
remind everybody because they've got wary memories with the amount
of inflation. It was brought on by those two creeps
fighting in that sleezebag Harris. That's why we're in half
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the game that we're in today. That you know, I
buy him pretty much ninety percent of my own groceries.
And I could take for a fact under Bidens. As
he got in there, we had inflation. Of course, you know,
it's all documented that it was at least nine percent
in less than one year. But actually, if you motiplied
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out over his four years, it's more like about fifty percent,
because you know, you keep compounding and compounding. Groceries went
up about one hundred percent under his reign.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
Things got super super expensive, super quickly.
Speaker 4 (26:35):
Yeah, and Gaesslee was a hell of a lot more
higher under Biden. And you don't hear, you know, the
media out there squawking and using all this things on
the price of gas, the price and gas, the price
of everything. Look at the price of healthcare, look at
the price of insurance, and what was the reason? Because
this was all by design? Remember this, Zach and everybody
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out there listening binding hair opened up the borders and
let all these third world criminals flood this country. Of course,
to this day we don't know the exact amount, but
it is probably closer to twenty million than the ten
or twelve million that they admit to. And what if
they'd done since they came in here, these invaders. They've murdered, raped, tortured,
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feed the American citizens, American taxpayers. And have you seen
anybody from the left, with the exception of better men,
say or do anything about it. They refused very rarely
chnologies people.
Speaker 1 (27:39):
Very rarely have I heard somebody from MSNBC or CNN
talk about a problem that is that that has happened
because of illegal immigrant is here. It's usually the story
is presented that this tragedy happened and if the victor, sorry,
the suspect is illegally here, that's somewhere buried towards the
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end of the article, and it's quickly mentioned at war
at best.
Speaker 4 (28:05):
I mean, yeah, you're easy, You're right, because they have
a narrative. Now. I don't know if you saw some
of the headlines what they've discovered. Now with all this
fraud going on and all these democrats, and it's happened
in some of the Republican states and cities, you know,
like even here in Ohio. But all this fraud going on, you've.
Speaker 5 (28:26):
Got these illegals and criminal types that's driving Lamborghinis, Mazarati's,
Bentley's range.
Speaker 4 (28:37):
Rovers or whatever, and they're on snap. I mean, and
you know, the amount of money that's being looted in,
like you know that tampon Timmy there in Minnesota that's
going on is off the charts, you know. And Trump's
been trying to you know, rain this stuff in. They
have reports, but like you just said, you'd never see
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it on ABC, CBS, CNN or you know, any of
the major newspapers because they're controlled by a bunch of leftists.
But you know, the people's being hoodwink And as far
as this Wars thing goes on, here's the whole bottom line.
This country has been run for forty seven years by
a bunch of religious zealous now in the last you know,
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ten years, and so they've been enabled to ramp up
their nuclear program. And why do they want a nuclear
program because they how many times have you seen it?
Zach death to they Madican death. He is in the
O Big Fathan Nikola Satan. You have to believe these
religious zealous when they say that they want to kill you.
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And if they had nuclear weapons, just like Trump's been
talking about, where do you think they're going to launch
them at? And that's why we're over there right now.
And Trump set it over and over again. Of course
you won't see it on fake news media. He's gonna
try and put an end to it once and for all,
not to you know, play tough guy or whatever, but
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to save millions and millions of the innocent people. When
you have a regime over there, they will slaughter and
within a week forty two to fifty thousand people of
their own sentencery. What type of thugs do you think
this is? You saw what they did. They had their
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henchmen invade Israel a couple of years ago. You saw
what they did over there. It Israel slaughtered all these
innocent civilians. They didn't attack the military, they attacked innocent civilians.
So there's a reason why we're over there right now.
And you know, I'd like to see this thing get
over but chances are that you can't talk no sense
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to them because they're living three hundred or five hundred
feet underground and all these things. They spent all the money.
The people live in poverty over there, just like they
did over there in the Gaza. Stress because the criminals
that run these countries, that spend all this money to
protect themselves, to use innocent civilians as shields. The UH
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you know, or the fire missile after missile all these
countries and now they're trying to play the school yard
bully against all these other countries that have read one time,
we're their own allies and stuff, you know, whether it's
the UAE or Saudi Arabia or you know, blah blah blah.
But you know, we're in a heap of trouble. And
why we're in a heap of trouble because the left
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is anti American. You just saw yesterday that stupidly uh
per a may Day thing and one of all these
protesters that got communist flags China, Russia, Iran or whatever,
they're not true Americans. I don't care about America.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
I saw the protests. You know, people could protest whatever.
And I understand that there's a version till we all
get that, but I don't understand there's a bunch of
people who like to for kids, and it took kids
out of school to go to it. And if the
kids are so young that they don't know what they're
doing it, you're having them hold signs up that they
don't know what they're saying. Sometimes that gets a little
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and not saying you should be allowed to do it.
But it's it's it's a little ridiculous sometimes, but go ahead.
Speaker 4 (32:19):
Well, well, no, you make a good point. But but
here's the thing of it is, when you look at
so many states, like say Chicago. Of course, Chicago's got
one of the worst governors in the whole country, in
that pathetic, hacked mare they have. And you look at
a lot of these mayors in the big cities and stuff,
they're all pathetic leftists. But these poor kids going to
school not nowadays, they're not being taught education. They're being
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groomed to be little leftist communists. And that's a lot
of them. And there's been report after report, study after study.
A lot of these kids they can't even read or
write at a fourth core, fourth grade level when they're
in high school, but they sure know how to go
out there and do all this protesting. And when you
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see people try to interview them and stuff, they say, well,
what are you out here for? Well, well, well, these
are paid agitators and they're being paid from these leftist operations,
these nngos that all have an agenda to go out
there and put propaganda out there for the American people
and seem like this is some kind of a big movement.
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So you know, we're in a lot of trouble right now.
But the good news is this, Zach, is that people
have woken up, and regardless of what you see on
the fake news media, when I go talk to people
on the ground and real people and people that have fled,
because remember, you know, down here in Naples and Florida,
it's the you know, free state of Florida. You've got
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people down there. And when you hear the stories about
the crime and these pathetic politicians and stuff, they're so
happy that they have escaped. And you hear these real
stories from real people and stuff, it's unbelievable. But hey, listen,
I'm gonna try and have a good day today. I mean,
you know, last Saturday was a disaster. We got the
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Kentucky Derby to look forward to today, so I guess
let's end it on a good note. Now. One of
the things I wanted to tell you real quick, yeahs.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
About five seconds because we had to go to a heardbreak.
My friend.
Speaker 4 (34:20):
Hey, there's been some good music shows, movies that's been out, songs,
sung blues and a lot of them. And I'm gonna
go check out the Michael thing, and the leftists are
already criticizing them, so good God.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
We'll talk to you next weekend. My friend,
Six ted WTVN. This is Saturday Morning Open FODES. I
have Zachary Swartz. Good morning Columbus, Hello Ohio. The show
is about you and what you want to talk about.
The number to call in is always six one four
eight two one nine eight eight six six four eight
two one WTVN. I'll throw some things in there along
the way, and if you agree or disagree, feel free
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to call in. Thank you Ella as always for being
here and keeping things on track. If you would. There's
a small piece of audio that I would like to
play whenever you get around to it, ma'am, oh, whenever
I get around to it. In other words, right now, sureka?
Speaker 2 (00:40):
What is wrong with this president? How dumb is he?
The purpose of a journalist is to hold people in
power accountable. Now we're going to bet the president. We're
going to talk about his vacation. Is golfing two golf
audis for the president costs two point nine million dollars.
That alone is amazing. Should a president, the leader of
the pre world, be on a social network tweeting?
Speaker 3 (01:02):
No, he's kind of a celebrity president.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
He's kind of like Ryan Secret. This is a president
does not really know what he wants to do simply
wants to be popular with everybody, every audience before which
he stands. The president seems almost obsessed with cable TV
or am I wrong? This is the president who ruled
by executive authority executive action. When he's not doing executive actions,
he's out on the golf course. The president heads to
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Warden for a boys weekend of golf. Yes, this president
is the beneficiary of the vision and the action of
his predecessor. The rule used to be a sitting president
doesn't criticize his predecessor, especially by name. Has any president
president in your lifetime no taken on this kind of tone,
this kind of harshness, either towards his predecessor or towards
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a single media outlet.
Speaker 4 (01:49):
I've never seen this before. Without the teleprompter.
Speaker 2 (01:53):
The president doesn't know exactly what to do correctly. The
president's budget that he gave today, all right.
Speaker 5 (02:00):
Doesn't cut any deficit.
Speaker 4 (02:03):
It increases the debt.
Speaker 2 (02:05):
For the man who said we have to get our
deficit under control, he's not doing it. Maybe it's like
it's like golf, mister president, you play a lot of that.
He's certainly not acting like the most transparent president in
the history is he.
Speaker 4 (02:19):
Wont what's in those records that you don't want us
to know about?
Speaker 2 (02:22):
Once again, he's paid pandering to the worst regimes and
thugs and dictators.
Speaker 4 (02:27):
This is a president that is acting like a dictator.
Speaker 5 (02:30):
This is a president who is drawing the rule of
law and siding with law breakers.
Speaker 1 (02:35):
This is a president now who's demonstrated that he will
lie to push through a program.
Speaker 2 (02:39):
And once the president tweets it, then it becomes Canada.
Speaker 4 (02:42):
Oh, that's a fact, the president says, it's a fact.
He's in love with campaigning.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
He's going to fundraisers tonight.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
He achieved that significant accomplishment earlier today while vacationing in
Florida on your dime. This president and the people aroun
him are convinced that God has anointed him to fix
everything in one fell swoop. That's not how American politics work.
Speaker 6 (03:00):
That's not how life works.
Speaker 1 (03:01):
This is a president who has become melnik to the
public as a blamer. He never makes any concessions.
Speaker 4 (03:06):
He always treats his opponents as though their enemies.
Speaker 1 (03:08):
We have a president who can never admit he's wrong.
Speaker 2 (03:11):
He's so he was secure and vain At the same time.
Speaker 7 (03:15):
He doesn't realize that the president has that power to
set its own and other people follow him.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
What he's really trying to do is to divide the
country and to get his people to turn out to vote.
He simply doesn't like being mocked. Maybe he's a little
thin skinned. I've been saying, mister President, put your pants on,
send the table man up.
Speaker 3 (03:33):
Skip the trash talk.
Speaker 8 (03:35):
It only diminishes the office of the president.
Speaker 2 (03:37):
If you want to work with somebody you don't call himage.
Speaker 8 (03:39):
This is a very quick and easy, cheap way.
Speaker 2 (03:42):
To score political points, but it's a terrible corrosive way
for president the United States to govern a country. Why
don't you talk in an aspirational way to people and
be more positive and more uplifting.
Speaker 4 (03:53):
Just the president.
Speaker 2 (03:53):
You need to stop back in like a schoolyard bully
to start acting like the leader of the free world.
Speaker 4 (03:59):
Mister President, everyone is laughing at us. You're like a
schoolyard bully.
Speaker 2 (04:03):
No one's afraid of you.
Speaker 4 (04:05):
Poo. I'm sure as hell is it.
Speaker 5 (04:07):
With a little due respect, mister president, maybe it is
time you stop looking at a TV tuned to Fox
and looked in a marrtundo, I don't know you.
Speaker 4 (04:18):
Thank you much, thank.
Speaker 1 (04:20):
You, mister President, for Washington tonight.
Speaker 2 (04:23):
The glaring double standard that exists here is nothing short
of incredible.
Speaker 1 (04:29):
I played that for a reason. That was Fox News,
not I hope so geez. That was Fox News bashing
President Obama for golfing, using executive orders, having a harsh tone,
wanting to be a celebrity president, tweeting too much, vacationing
in Florida, and being mad for not cutting the deficit.
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They called him a dictator, It accused him of a lion.
Does that sound familiar to anybody? As bad as what
as bad as the media is in this country when
the media is liberal, and the liberal media is horrendous,
but as you just heard, Fox News is just as bad.
It's just sad that the national news in America is
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the best place to go, or the national news for
American news. Excuse me, the best place to go is
like the BBC, the Guardian, British news outlist at CBC
in Canada. It's shameful. News here isn't about news, It's
about an agenda on both sides. And if I'm going
to be fair and balanced here, I have to call
out both sides. So how do we fix this? I
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don't know if we can. It would take a massive
movement to be able to change the news and how
they cover things. And I assume, like me, most of
you would like to get the news unfiltered, and until
we boycott massive news agencies, that won't happen. And also
boycotts don't work either, so we're kind of just stuck.
All I'm asking you is to filter through the news
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of the day and don't rely on one source. Don't
rely on Fox, don't rely on CNN. When I'm vetting
things for other shows that I produce here, I have
to go through multiple sources and make sure what I'm
reading and sending to people or even talking about here
or what I talk about here on Open Folds is accurate.
It takes time and effort, but we have to try
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to make sure that everything we put over the air.
Is correct. Are we perfect? No? No one is, but
at least in my case, I try to call balls
or strikes to the best of my ability, and I
lose a little bit of hope about the news of
the way people consume it. Sometimes, if you ever have
a debate about politics, and they only use CNN or
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MSNBC as a source, they'll seem like complete idiots. On
the opposite side, if you're only listening to Fox News
or only listening to Oaan, you're gonna sound like an idiot. Also,
we together could do better than this when it comes
to being informed. All I'm asking you is to take
your time digesting the news and make sure your voice
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is heard against the feckless media in this country. We
got people on hold, and we will get to them
as soon as we get back. On six A WTV
in open phones six A WTV, this is Zachary Sports
on open phones. Good morning, Ohio, Hello Columbus at Hello, Rager, Dave,
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how are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (07:31):
Oh?
Speaker 4 (07:31):
How you doing?
Speaker 7 (07:32):
Zach?
Speaker 4 (07:32):
Hey Zach.
Speaker 6 (07:33):
When I heard that I get my news on the
Cartoon Network with Elmer.
Speaker 1 (07:36):
Fudd, I don't blame you. I don't blame you.
Speaker 6 (07:39):
It just gets it just drives you up the wall,
both sides. And this gasoline prices now it looks like
I'm gonna have to get out to buy bicycle or
buy me a horse or something. It just it just
getting to point four nine nine. And I like to
travel a lot, but that's not gonna make it easy now, no,
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I tell you that part. And then my rock and
roll band we're going to have. We got two vans
that haul our equipment and stuff, and so it's going
to be difficult. And I just hope we get this situation.
And you've heard me say this before. You can bomb
a country. You can bomb the country, but until you
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get in there, and you got to go and take
what you gotta get, they need to get in there.
Let the rangers and the Navy still take care. But
we could I know, very capable of knocking out getting
that uranium and kicking their butt. But I don't think
that for some reason, it's at a stalemate. How do
you feel about that, Zazzon?
Speaker 4 (08:42):
I don't. Well.
Speaker 1 (08:43):
I know that President Trump and formed Congress that Iran
the thing has been terminated, and that was because of
the War Resolution Actor. You have to declare war after
sixty days. So he's saying it's terminated right now. But
basically we're in a holding and it's a stalemate over
the strait of her moves. The thing that's interesting to
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me is how long can we just can we just
stay there and not declare war with Congress or is
he going to do that? And then it changes everything.
I've never seen this happen before, so I don't know
exactly what's going to happen, but hopefully it's over sooner
rather than later, because at least on the gas front,
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gas price front, it is starting to be pretty paidful
for a lot of people. I felt my car I
was seventy five dollars.
Speaker 6 (09:36):
Well I have I have a f one fifty, one
hundred and twenty dollars. Yep, and it it hits you
and and it it just like I said. And I
can't imagine if people have big families have several cars,
it's gonna get difficult. But that fact there. But I
do got a happy thing. Talk about Willie Nelson turned
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ninety three last this week, and they and there's a
guy who would do marijuana commercials. This guy laugh about this.
They aw, he's got on him about and he's ninety
three years old. And maybe it's called he's on the
road again, Zach.
Speaker 1 (10:15):
Well, Willy Willy could smoke as much weed as he wants.
Who cares ninety three or he'd be crazy not to
be doing it at ninety three.
Speaker 6 (10:23):
Yeah, exactly. You just get thinking about it and everything.
And then these protesters I saw. I looked at USA
today and one of them in Chicago was jumping up
down on the American flag. I would have loved to
got my hands on him. I'd have made him jump
up and down on that flag. I'd put the flagpool
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where the sundow chine.
Speaker 1 (10:45):
I hear it, and it's very it's uniquely offensive to
a lot of people doing that, and that's why he
was doing it, so he knew a camera was there probably.
Speaker 6 (10:54):
So yes, sir, And you know what gets me. I
defended this country so people can do stuff like Gath,
but sometimes it makes me feel man. I said, which
direction are we going to now? And and God help us.
I don't know what will happen next, But today, though,
what I'm going to do. I can go down to
the rifle range. So I'm going to do that a
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little bit today. And then I got my rock and
roll band. We don't have to go too far. We're
going we got to show. We got to do tonight.
So we're playing a wedding party and the will always
fine if I can keep my drummer sober. Well, that
is always hard to do. These, I tell you with
my drummer every time they open up the bar and
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they have the free drinks. I remember we did a
show two weeks ago and I kept looking. I said,
I won't use these now. We don't want embarrassing. But
I said, man, where are we at? We got to
do the second set. Well, my bass players said, we're
going to have to help him up on the stage.
I think drummers have been known to be wild.
Speaker 4 (11:58):
Man.
Speaker 6 (11:58):
It goes back to Keith Moon and all. They're just
the wild dudes of the group.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
Yeah, Keevan was something. He was unique, to say the least.
But that alcohol, it caught him like it does a
lot of people.
Speaker 6 (12:11):
But well, Zach, I know you got a lot of callers,
white and everything. Hey, we'll talk to you next week.
And God bless the us, say and take care.
Speaker 1 (12:19):
Yeah, I have a good one, my friend. Okay, Wendy Delaware,
Good morning, ma'am.
Speaker 8 (12:25):
Hello everybody, and it's a wonderful time. It's a little
cold today, so you might want to take an extra jacket.
There's lots of things going on. This is the year
of the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of our great
nation and there's enough te On Tuesday, tuvoded primary. There's
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a lot of issues with some of the candidates. She
did to see what they do versus what they say. Allegedly,
there was a candidate disqualified for actually saying that they
were going to manipulate the process. So you need to
do your research and prepare to vote. Just keep in
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mind that our gas prices compared to the United Kingdom
of California are pretty darned sheep still, and that we
need to remember that we have options because it's warmer
in how we get to places. We need to also
remember that the Turner fiftieth anniversary, there's FamilySearch dot org
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has a way to put in your own family memories
regarding the Turner fifty anniversary of this nation. And since
New York is passing on celebration, there's opportunities for other
locations to have nice little celebrations instead of New York
because they chose not to. We have a great nation.
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We have the opportunity to vote. I'm going to vote
in person on paper with blue ink. People can choose
to do what they want to do, and I'm going
to make sure that it's not marked provisional because I'm
going to bring my ID. Bring your ID. It's a
great day. It's a little cold. Cover. If you check
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your plants if it's above freezing, or your tournamental popsicles.
I've done this. You can rinse out frost and it
won't damage them as much. But it must be above
freezing in case you've got an area that's a little colder,
and before the sun set it because when the water
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sublimates off it actually that's when the plant gets rosen,
because the water gets warmer to lift off and the
plant gets cold or colder. It's hard to believe, but
that's how it is. The Mash Pantry will be celebrating
opening a new location and nowhere on Monday. Those that
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went to honor the veterans that have given this great
privilege of having a constitution a free nation. Keep in
mind our nation got rid of slavery much faster than
others nations still today that slavery is just okay. God
bless you all, and God bless America.
Speaker 1 (15:23):
Wendy, great advice and uh, great advice. As always, we
got to go once again to my good, close and
personal friend Dick from Dayton.
Speaker 4 (15:33):
Dick, how are you Good morning, Zack. How are you.
Speaker 1 (15:37):
I'm okay. How's it going this morning?
Speaker 7 (15:39):
It's going good, Zack. It's going good. It's going good.
I just wanted to tell you about I was going
to tell you when I called, you know, Joe last
week Ben Maller if you heard of him from Fox
Sports Nationwide. Uh, he picked some places he wanted to go,
and he went to Ohio. He picked down and a
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friend of mine, a couple of people took me down
to his show and they had probably three hundred people there, Zach,
for the sports show. How about that?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
That sounds pretty good. I also saw you got what
is it When the Cavs play Net tomorrow? The series
is tied three to three with the Raptors, so it's
do or die tomorrow with the Cavaliers.
Speaker 4 (16:23):
Dick. Oh.
Speaker 7 (16:24):
They lost last night.
Speaker 1 (16:25):
They lost one hundred and ten to one hundred and
twelve in overtime, So tomorrow is going to be it's
going to be. Uh, there's Game seven's the teams play
really hard, so it should be a fun one.
Speaker 7 (16:37):
It should be. Yeah, well that was good. I just wondered.
But I'm telling you, Zach, the people were just you know,
from uh there was a lot of them, some lot.
There was about I met about thirty people from Columbus
that they were telling then that I called in. But
it was a good time. I met Crazy Mike and
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we played to get and stuff and it was a
pretty good time, Zach.
Speaker 1 (17:03):
That sounds I'm glad you had a good time. That
sounds great.
Speaker 7 (17:07):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, but I thought my chicken with you, buddy.
Speaker 1 (17:10):
Yeah, absolutely, Dick. I always enjoyed talking to you. You
have a great west of your weekend. Okay, okay, bye bye,
all right, see you later. Six to n WTV ed
Open Foods. This is Zachary Schwartz, will be right back.
I saw this list and I wanted to go over
really really quickly about states who have the highest lowest
UH drug use. So it was kind of surprising because
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the highest drug use states our Mississippi, Oklahoma, d C, Colorado,
West Virginia, Missouri, Nevada, Alaska, Arkansas, and number one is
New Mexico, which I don't know much about New Mexico
other than driving through it once. At the lowest Now
where Walter Waite, that's feeling though, that is fair. That's
a good point. And the guy who ran the Chicken Place.
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Uh number four. The lowest is Ohio. And for all
we hear about you have the drug problems in Ohio
and how bad it could be in certain areas of Ohio,
which it is that's not too bad. I just wanted
to kind of make the point that wherever you are,
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I think substance abuse, alcohol abuse is incredibly difficult to
get past it. I know there's a harsh punishment that's
a way of addressing the problem. Some people need jail
if they broke the law. Some people need rehabs, some
people need counseling, some people need AA some people just
need to get over the hump of getting sober and
they'll be fine. There's no one size fits all answer
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to it. But I believe that we need more counseling,
we need more facilities, and I have no problem paying
taxes for things like that. The problem is the government's
largely corrupt. We may not set things up properly, and
that's on us, and we have to keep voting for
not the same type of people. Have to start electing
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different people running for office, ourselves, using our voice change
things on a local, state and countrywide level. Just some
thoughts I really wish that there was a magic bullet
to help those with addiction problems. But again, everyone's different,
it's incredibly complicated. And yeah, I just thought i'd bring
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some of that to your attention. Ron, you have been
on the longest. Good morning, sir, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 3 (19:30):
I'm doing good. I have some comments about what the
Pope Leo and King Charles have said recently.
Speaker 1 (19:38):
Yeah, absolutely, go ahead.
Speaker 3 (19:41):
Pope Leo said that God does not answer the prayers
of those who start wars. He also said that Jesus
taught blessed are the peace makers, love your enemy, and
so as Christians, we believe Jesus is the way of
salvation into heaven, and he was a man of peace
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and he taught that. And this is what the Pope
has said here recently. And then the King Charles was
here recently, got quite a good reception and he was
speaking in Congress. Did you get to see that.
Speaker 1 (20:21):
I did get to see, so I need to get
to see all of it. But he was quite funny.
I wasn't expecting that out of him, but he got
a lot of laughs. So whoever wrote those jokes form
were pretty funny and.
Speaker 3 (20:32):
He got both sides to stand up and apploud. If
you notice Republicans and Democrats both applauded him.
Speaker 1 (20:40):
Yeah, you don't see that much.
Speaker 3 (20:44):
He mentioned the Magna Carta, and then there's chucks and balances,
and our founders wrote it under constitution to put checks
and balances, and that means a check on the executive branch.
All three branches are supposed to be coordin, coordinating with
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each other. And he also mentioned importance of NATO, and
something that really stood out to me said, words matter
from America. And as I said, the king got standing
ovations through that.
Speaker 1 (21:22):
Do you think that that was a shot at the president?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
I think indirectly it probably was, you know. And so
this is just my opinion. I think the warrant I
ran was a blunder. And things are really discombobulated right now.
And a recent poll showed this was the most unpopular
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war in US history, like sixty one percent against it.
And Haig Seth and Trump both pushed this war even
though you House and Senate intelligence committees said there was
no immediate threat. So they went ahead and did it anyway.
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And now the consequences have affected millions of people. There's
people in small countries waiting for oil shipments. There's twenty
thousand sailors stuck in the strait of her Mouse, trapped
on ships. There's people in Africa that need fertilizer for
(22:31):
their crops. And then just yesterday hear my area and
you're John's down. The gas is near five dollars a gallon.
Speaker 1 (22:39):
Yeah, I thought it was four ninety nine some places.
Speaker 3 (22:43):
So it just seems like right now we're an amaze,
not going anywhere. And I hope and pray that this
ends soon, that the Straight of her Mews can be open,
because it's causing a catastrophe. Plus our bases in that area,
(23:04):
a lot of them have serious damage. So hopefully this
can be over soon. And I pray for peace.
Speaker 1 (23:13):
I understand. I just I don't know exactly how it's
going to end. I mean, if we just left right now,
would some people be upset? Sure, I just don't know
how long people want to see us stay there. The
longer it goes on, the gas isn't going to come
down anymore. So it's it's as long as we'reth as
(23:36):
long as the straight is blocked, or there's a stalemate there,
whatever you want to call it. It's going to affect us,
that's true.
Speaker 3 (23:44):
And they said for twenty years they're about to have
a nuclear weapon, and I'm just wondering how true that is.
Last year liberated it and just what is going on?
Speaker 1 (23:58):
No, I hear you, Rod, and the for the call.
The nuclear weapon thing is a dicey issue. And I've
seen Net and Yahoo in nineteen ninety five say that
Iran was two months away from a nuclear weapon and
if we don't stop it, we're gonna be in big trouble.
So there is a boy cried wolf type of scenario here,
(24:20):
and it's there's some other nuances about it that aren't
easy to hash out an amount of time I have,
but it's a it's a dicey situation, to say the least,
and I hope it just ends sooner rather than later.
All right, six A WTV in open folds. We'll be
back after the break. Six A WTVN. This is Zachary Schwartz.
(24:43):
We're gonna get back to your calls because I am
a bit behind. And Dave is this day from Powell.
Speaker 4 (24:52):
I'm here for you.
Speaker 1 (24:52):
That how you doing, my friend?
Speaker 4 (24:55):
Well, you know, usually I said I'm doing all right,
but it's been a rough week with everything that's going on.
And you know, I can appreciate what you were trying
to do, you know, running clips from you know, Fox News,
and of course you know we could play that game,
you know, both ways over and over again.
Speaker 1 (25:12):
Yeah, yeah, both. I was just trying to make an
overall point.
Speaker 4 (25:16):
Yeah, yeah, no, I understand your point. And you talked
last week, but you know, before everything had happened this
past week about you know, being a little bit more
civil on both sides the equation and blah blah blah.
But you know, you got to realize that we're basically
in a civil war right now here in the country.
And uh, you know, if you want to get down
(25:38):
to the root of the problems. And I know I
heard some of your callers, and you hear it every
week and people whining about the price of gas and
the price of groceries or whatever. Yeah, I want to
remind everybody because they've got wary memories with the amount
of inflation. It was brought on by those two creeps
fighting in that sleezebag Harris. That's why we're in half
(25:59):
the game that we're in today. That you know, I
buy him pretty much ninety percent of my own groceries.
And I could take for a fact under Bidens. As
he got in there, we had inflation. Of course, you know,
it's all documented that it was at least nine percent
in less than one year. But actually, if you motiplied
(26:20):
out over his four years, it's more like about fifty percent,
because you know, you keep compounding and compounding. Groceries went
up about one hundred percent under his reign.
Speaker 1 (26:31):
Things got super super expensive, super quickly.
Speaker 4 (26:35):
Yeah, and Gaesslee was a hell of a lot more
higher under Biden. And you don't hear, you know, the
media out there squawking and using all this things on
the price of gas, the price and gas, the price
of everything. Look at the price of healthcare, look at
the price of insurance, and what was the reason? Because
this was all by design? Remember this, Zach and everybody
(26:57):
out there listening binding hair opened up the borders and
let all these third world criminals flood this country. Of course,
to this day we don't know the exact amount, but
it is probably closer to twenty million than the ten
or twelve million that they admit to. And what if
they'd done since they came in here, these invaders. They've murdered, raped, tortured,
(27:23):
feed the American citizens, American taxpayers. And have you seen
anybody from the left, with the exception of better men,
say or do anything about it. They refused very rarely
chnologies people.
Speaker 1 (27:39):
Very rarely have I heard somebody from MSNBC or CNN
talk about a problem that is that that has happened
because of illegal immigrant is here. It's usually the story
is presented that this tragedy happened and if the victor, sorry,
the suspect is illegally here, that's somewhere buried towards the
(28:02):
end of the article, and it's quickly mentioned at war
at best.
Speaker 4 (28:05):
I mean, yeah, you're easy, You're right, because they have
a narrative. Now. I don't know if you saw some
of the headlines what they've discovered. Now with all this
fraud going on and all these democrats, and it's happened
in some of the Republican states and cities, you know,
like even here in Ohio. But all this fraud going on, you've.
Speaker 5 (28:26):
Got these illegals and criminal types that's driving Lamborghinis, Mazarati's,
Bentley's range.
Speaker 4 (28:37):
Rovers or whatever, and they're on snap. I mean, and
you know, the amount of money that's being looted in,
like you know that tampon Timmy there in Minnesota that's
going on is off the charts, you know. And Trump's
been trying to you know, rain this stuff in. They
have reports, but like you just said, you'd never see
(28:58):
it on ABC, CBS, CNN or you know, any of
the major newspapers because they're controlled by a bunch of leftists.
But you know, the people's being hoodwink And as far
as this Wars thing goes on, here's the whole bottom line.
This country has been run for forty seven years by
a bunch of religious zealous now in the last you know,
(29:21):
ten years, and so they've been enabled to ramp up
their nuclear program. And why do they want a nuclear
program because they how many times have you seen it?
Zach death to they Madican death. He is in the
O Big Fathan Nikola Satan. You have to believe these
religious zealous when they say that they want to kill you.
(29:44):
And if they had nuclear weapons, just like Trump's been
talking about, where do you think they're going to launch
them at? And that's why we're over there right now.
And Trump set it over and over again. Of course
you won't see it on fake news media. He's gonna
try and put an end to it once and for all,
not to you know, play tough guy or whatever, but
(30:06):
to save millions and millions of the innocent people. When
you have a regime over there, they will slaughter and
within a week forty two to fifty thousand people of
their own sentencery. What type of thugs do you think
this is? You saw what they did. They had their
(30:27):
henchmen invade Israel a couple of years ago. You saw
what they did over there. It Israel slaughtered all these
innocent civilians. They didn't attack the military, they attacked innocent civilians.
So there's a reason why we're over there right now.
And you know, I'd like to see this thing get
over but chances are that you can't talk no sense
(30:48):
to them because they're living three hundred or five hundred
feet underground and all these things. They spent all the money.
The people live in poverty over there, just like they
did over there in the Gaza. Stress because the criminals
that run these countries, that spend all this money to
protect themselves, to use innocent civilians as shields. The UH
(31:10):
you know, or the fire missile after missile all these
countries and now they're trying to play the school yard
bully against all these other countries that have read one time,
we're their own allies and stuff, you know, whether it's
the UAE or Saudi Arabia or you know, blah blah blah.
But you know, we're in a heap of trouble. And
why we're in a heap of trouble because the left
(31:31):
is anti American. You just saw yesterday that stupidly uh
per a may Day thing and one of all these
protesters that got communist flags China, Russia, Iran or whatever,
they're not true Americans. I don't care about America.
Speaker 1 (31:49):
I saw the protests. You know, people could protest whatever.
And I understand that there's a version till we all
get that, but I don't understand there's a bunch of
people who like to for kids, and it took kids
out of school to go to it. And if the
kids are so young that they don't know what they're
doing it, you're having them hold signs up that they
don't know what they're saying. Sometimes that gets a little
(32:14):
and not saying you should be allowed to do it.
But it's it's it's a little ridiculous sometimes, but go ahead.
Speaker 4 (32:19):
Well, well, no, you make a good point. But but
here's the thing of it is, when you look at
so many states, like say Chicago. Of course, Chicago's got
one of the worst governors in the whole country, in
that pathetic, hacked mare they have. And you look at
a lot of these mayors in the big cities and stuff,
they're all pathetic leftists. But these poor kids going to
school not nowadays, they're not being taught education. They're being
(32:42):
groomed to be little leftist communists. And that's a lot
of them. And there's been report after report, study after study.
A lot of these kids they can't even read or
write at a fourth core, fourth grade level when they're
in high school, but they sure know how to go
out there and do all this protesting. And when you
(33:02):
see people try to interview them and stuff, they say, well,
what are you out here for? Well, well, well, these
are paid agitators and they're being paid from these leftist operations,
these nngos that all have an agenda to go out
there and put propaganda out there for the American people
and seem like this is some kind of a big movement.
(33:24):
So you know, we're in a lot of trouble right now.
But the good news is this, Zach, is that people
have woken up, and regardless of what you see on
the fake news media, when I go talk to people
on the ground and real people and people that have fled,
because remember, you know, down here in Naples and Florida,
it's the you know, free state of Florida. You've got
(33:47):
people down there. And when you hear the stories about
the crime and these pathetic politicians and stuff, they're so
happy that they have escaped. And you hear these real
stories from real people and stuff, it's unbelievable. But hey, listen,
I'm gonna try and have a good day today. I mean,
you know, last Saturday was a disaster. We got the
(34:08):
Kentucky Derby to look forward to today, so I guess
let's end it on a good note. Now. One of
the things I wanted to tell you real quick, yeahs.
Speaker 1 (34:16):
About five seconds because we had to go to a heardbreak.
My friend.
Speaker 4 (34:20):
Hey, there's been some good music shows, movies that's been out, songs,
sung blues and a lot of them. And I'm gonna
go check out the Michael thing, and the leftists are
already criticizing them, so good God.
Speaker 1 (34:33):
We'll talk to you next weekend. My friend,
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