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I'll throw some things in there as per usual.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
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of adds and we are going to go to Paul. Paul,
you have been on for a good while. How are
you this morning, sir?
Speaker 3 (00:31):
Good morning? How are you good?
Speaker 4 (00:32):
Good?
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Hey?
Speaker 3 (00:34):
Uh, I'll just start off with Donald Trump should stick
to real estate and closing the border. And when he
came to office, or when he ran for office, he said,
no foreign entanglements, no form work. You know why he
said that because his foreign policy is absolutely, without a
doubt parable. And this man now thinks that he wants
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to send troops and Iran and islands of Iran in
a straight or horn moot, he's absolutely, without a doubt crazy.
He's going to get these kids slaughtered. This whole thing
was about, Oh, well, Iran has nuclear they have a
new they can make a nuclear weapon. The only person
that stopped them from doing that was an eighty six
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year old religious supreme leader and we killed him at
his house. So we get rid of the guy that
tells them, no, we're not going to do this, We're
not going that route. Then you got Steve Wikoff that
goes over there and says, well, they can make a
nuclear bomb within seven to ten days. Well, brother, we're
four weeks into this. Did they just slap a nuclear
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bomb together? And did they hit Israel with a nuclear
bomb yet?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
Not that I'm aware of.
Speaker 3 (01:45):
No, No, sure they didn't. And then you got JD. Vance,
another brainy act. He says that just Thursday, I think
it was that now they can they Well, we're worried
about Iran. They might, you know, walk into a super
with a vest on and it won't kill two people,
it'll kill thousands, tons of thousands of people. But you
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can't make a nuclear vest What we have to stop
the nonsense. And my problem is is if you can't,
thirteen US bases are totally uninha, they're wiped out. Okay,
if you can't control these bases in other countries where
you have AD systems, you have packed three missiles Patriot missiles,
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you have fat interceptor, you have all this stuff. Supposedly
you're gonna be able to protect troops going into an
island in the straight of Hormuz. Come on, you can't you.
I hope and pray, I truly hope and pray every day.
I hope and pray that they can't be this stupid. Well,
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I don't have no sense in this.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
It does not see it.
Speaker 6 (02:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
What, I could tell the left or the right or
whoever politically does not want to have troops on the
ground and does not want this. That people are afraid
it's going to be. We're just gonna be dragged into
something that's never gonna end. Shades of Iraq, if you will.
And I think people are are very weary of that,
regardless of who the president is.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
And some people are for it and some people aren't.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
But I know, well most people I know don't want
to don't want to see that happen.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
Well, if you look at Iraq and Afghanistan, they couldn't
close the straight over her news brother Iran. We knew
Iran was gonna do this. We knew they were going
to hit our bases if we attack, we knew all
this stuff up front. They told us what they were
gonna do. But no, that's exactly I told you a
million times. The world's changing exponentially the Chinese. There's a
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Chinese private company right now that can make a hypersonic
missile for one hundred thousand dollars. We spent five million
dollars on a on a project for precision missile that
we just used for the first time against Iran. They
fire one off that didn't explode. Guess what now they
have Guess what I ran in China and Russian nout
have five billion dollars that we spend all this money
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on that they can read Norse engineer. Anyway, you go
to another caller, I'll talk to you.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
No, no, I appreciate it. Paul, have a good one
and thanks for hanging on there. Law Man two, how
are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (04:21):
I'm well, thank you. You know I heard David Our
Dave Rather of San Marco, South Florida say he's a
popular former talk radio host like you and Ella Zach.
He's pro Fox News, pro New York Post, pro athletics.
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People are recruiting him down. They had a plate or
its softball whatever, he's and he's definitely non woke. You
have an advertiser for truth News, I guess.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Well, Dave definitely comes from a certain point of view
and he's not afraid to allow or he's not afraid
to show it or share it.
Speaker 7 (05:06):
So yeah, he's not afraid to be.
Speaker 8 (05:12):
He he says.
Speaker 7 (05:14):
He says that Democrats are communists. He says that sanctuary
cities are evidence of communism. He doesn't understand that communism
is a failed ideology. If you were to read the
Communist Manifesto, it says that we're going to have it
argues against private property, which is crazy because we all
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need to have a home, shelter.
Speaker 8 (05:40):
You know.
Speaker 7 (05:41):
Abraham Madswoll identified our our lower level needs, our lowest
level need is to have food, clothing, a shelter.
Speaker 4 (05:47):
Right.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
I think it goes from trying to overthrow a capitalist
society or country, if you will, and to a socialist
type of system, and then eventually what immunism should become
theoretically according to Marx.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
But I'm not an expert.
Speaker 7 (06:06):
Yeah, well, I'm not an expert on Marx either, but
I know that the Communist Manifesto says this from those
according to their ability to those according to their needs. Well,
that doesn't recognize that people addicts. There's a lot of
addiction in this world. You know, not just heroin and
cocaine and depressants and stimulants, but also food addictions, their
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sex addictions. Addiction is best to find as as a
mental obsession and a physical compulsion. I'm a medical marijuana
user because I'm generally I'm general anxiety disordered. It's mild,
but the but like a gummies with TAC will help
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me sleep through the night. Yeah, And and so this
idea of calling everybody a communist when when it doesn't,
when he doesn't recognize that name calling number one is
is not the best way to get dialogue with people
that are different than you. And he has no compassion.
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Of course, he'll throw out the straw man other criminals.
You know, they're all criminals, just like Trump the fascists.
The fascists need an enemy, and they'll and they're demagogic
because they'll they'll point a finger away from themselves and
say they're the bad guys, they're the criminals. They should
be eliminated with three fingers are pointing back at them.
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We need to have some compassion in this world and
realize that both the Democrats and the Dems and the
repugnance are both war parties and we need independence in
office to counteract this and this non woke back to
non woke. You know the back during Lincoln's time they
would call no nothings. There was a whole party of
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no nothings. Oh, we know nothing about slavery. We know,
you know, we know nothing about the expansion of slavery.
To break the tie in our our Congress so that
the Fugitive Slave Act can be repealed, because they because
Tanny at the Supreme Court said, oh, you know your
your you know your slave hunters can go across the
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River Jordan, which is the Ohio River metaphorically for their
runaway slaves, uh, to get away from you know, from slavery.
Speaker 8 (08:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (08:33):
So, so you know, we want to be free. Freedom
means nothing without choices, and in this country, fortunately we
have choices. But one of our what we don't have
is a is a regular, a well regulated capitalist system.
We have crony capitalism right now and that's where the
corruption comes in. So we independent candidates are are anti corruption.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
Here you law man, I'm sorry to cut you off.
We're up against the breaks. It's two points you hit
on is one, we should have debate and not argument
in a roundabout way. And capitalism. Nobody wants to live
in a las a fair capitalist society. We did that
in the eighteen hundred eighteen nineties. It was called the
Gilded Ages. So there needs to be some guardrails at
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the very very least. I'm Zachary Schwartz. Will be right
back on six ten WTV in open phones. Hello clubs, Hello, Ohio.
This is Zachary Schwartz on six ten WTV in Saturday
morning open phones. Thank you for tuning in, and we
got a bunch of calls, so we're just going to
get to them right off the bat. Here Tom line too,
(09:42):
how are you.
Speaker 4 (09:45):
Tom?
Speaker 2 (09:46):
Are you there?
Speaker 8 (09:47):
Oh?
Speaker 6 (09:47):
Yes, came you here?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Yes, sir?
Speaker 6 (09:49):
Go ahead, Yeah, okay, thanks for your calling show. So
I'm concerned about this recent activity by against the a
c P i P, which is the Advisory Committee on Vaccines.
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It resulted in a challenge to to this committee. There's
seventeen members that were that RFK put into place, and
after clearing that committee out and in particular the vice
chair Robert Malone, he's been on a number of interviews
and he resigned kind of in in real disgust.
Speaker 8 (10:36):
Uh.
Speaker 6 (10:37):
This has to do also with the the challenge by
this federal judge out of Massachusetts, and from what I understand,
Massachusetts has a huge hospital system and a strong presence
of you know, the big pharma industry. So he well,
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what I also understand is the committee there's not really
any compensation. These guys are volunteers. I know there's a
number of big names, and just let me comment briefly
on Malone. He's been in the health freedom or kind
of anti m RNA camp for a number of years.
(11:26):
I think about four years. Some people say that that
he spoke up too late. He's got incredible credentials though,
going back thirty years in vaccine research and development, and
in particular he was he had his hand strongly in
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the development of the messenger RNA or modified messenger RNA technology,
and I actually really questioned his integrity. But if he's
controlled opposition, he's controlled opposition can still do wonderful good things.
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So I heard an interview of him on Dell Big Tree,
and Big Tree is important because and related to this,
because that's a nonprofit that's been funding Aaron Siri is
a I think a former big time corporate lawyer who's
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done a lot. He's, for example, responsible for directly challenging
Fauci about, you know, show us a single placebook controlled
vaccine trial, and they could never come up with one.
And in any case, I just want to bring this
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to people's attention that the vaccine schedule change from seventeen
down to eleven has been challenged by this judge. They
put a stay on that, and all the big farmer
is very happy about this, and naturally activists and the
Health Freedom Area and a lot of parents right now
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are not. So it appears that also the Justice Department
under Trump, I'm sad to say, it looks like, you know,
I don't know how much BONDI has to do with this,
but essentially they just rolled over when this judge challenged
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the vaccine, the change in the vaccine schedule. They did
not mount any kind of a decent defense, and I
think this is part of why Robert Malone resigned. So
that's the main thing, and then I probably will run
out of time on this, but I just want to
switch gears and briefly talk about a discussion I had
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recently with a medical doc or researcher that and he
emphasizes the danger of these MRNNA vaccines. And I'll cut
it very short. I hope the active ingredient is encapsulated
and so it's mass so that when it hits the
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bloodstream there's no reaction to it whatsoever until the whole
process of creating the mRNA happens. And that doesn't happen
until the cell walls breached. Well that when the cell
wall is breached by that particle, it instantly triggers the
reaction that subsequently results in destroying the cell. The old
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fashioned vaccines were not great, but they did not cause
that sequence of events. The immune system was stimulated without
the breach of the cell. And so you know, the
sooner the closer you can get to the real reality
way of people getting infected, simulate that, the better the
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reaction is if the cells that are involved in the
production get killed. It's this immunitech against yourself is self perpetuating,
and it's it's extremely harmful.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
Interesting, Tom, are you a doctor or did you work
for a doctor, or is this just something that you're interested.
Speaker 6 (15:20):
In or I've just been retired, and I've got technical,
you know, engineering background, and I when things don't make sense,
I ask questions. Sure and and and I always was
that way in school, kind of annoying, the annoying guy
that stayed late after class and talked to the that's
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what that's what.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
We're all supposed to be, right. Yeah, well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 6 (15:46):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
Interesting.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
I'm not that knowledgeable on that stuff it seems that
you are, but definitely something that people can look into.
I appreciate your call down line three. How are you
this morning?
Speaker 5 (15:58):
Yeah?
Speaker 9 (15:58):
Hey, do you remember the Shrine Temple on Morris Road.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
I'm gonna go ahead and say no, Well, how long
has it been gone, because it's I've lived here since
twenty thirteen, so maybe not.
Speaker 9 (16:10):
Yeah, it's been going quite a while. Actually, East and
East and Easton grew so much they end up sawing out,
but they moved down to Gross City. A lot of
people don't know that. So the Shriner Temple's in Gross
City and they have some of the best big band
musicians there. And on April seventeenth, they're going to be
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playing big dance and with the top musicians in Central
Ohio doing big band songs cool. They've got a singer
with them that sounds like doors Day, Debbie Rentals and
Ann Margaret. They also got another guy who's going to
sing some Frank Sinatra and it's it going to be
a great night. And then as during one of the intermissions,
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they're going to have Central high A's best oldies band
called Three Seat Highway. Three Seat Highways starts in Cincinnati.
They're stuck in Columbus, but they're trying to make it
to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Speaker 2 (17:08):
I got it.
Speaker 9 (17:08):
These guys actually, yeah, these guys sang with the gospel
group the Master's Men, and they do one heck of
a job. They do some Neil Sedaka, Ricky Nelson, Merle Haggard.
One of the guys actually spent prison time with Merle Haggart.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
And I bet that's a story. I bet that's a story.
Speaker 8 (17:28):
I just kidding you.
Speaker 9 (17:30):
But yeah, if you got some people want to go,
it's April seventeenth at the Shriner's Temple right here in
Grove City. It's a smaller place, not as big, and
it's only fifteen dollars per person. All the money is
going to the Shriners Hospitals.
Speaker 1 (17:47):
I can get behind that. Yeah, sure, huh so I
could get behind that. It goes to a good cause.
And if you like good music, it seems like.
Speaker 9 (17:55):
And I'll call you next week and I'll tell you
somebody that's going to be there that you will not believe.
Speaker 2 (18:00):
Okay, well, I look forward to it.
Speaker 9 (18:02):
Then, Okay, all right, don do you have a good
Do you.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
Have a good day, have a good week, and we'll
be right.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
Back to the rest of your calls on six h
WTV in open folds six AWTV.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
This is open Foods. This is Zachary Schwartz. Want some
music there you go. That's okay, I appreciate it. We
have a bunch of people on hold.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
I got some things to add before the show ends,
but I want to make sure we get everybody who's
been holding for a while to get a chance to talk.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
Ray Line one, how are you today?
Speaker 10 (18:33):
Yeah? Okay. I look at everything in the world from
basic fundamental American values, and I must say everything is
upside down. You know, instead of bombing Iran, we should
be bombing Washington. When you find that Washington sells themselves out,
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nine gets a pack money our own Senator Marino gets
one point one million dollars and the other guy gets
two hundred thousand dollars. Who do you think they're working for?
And from American values? We do not slave ourselves to
Israel Amas, our government says, is the terrorist group. They're
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freedom fires. From American value, they're freedom fighters. What are
they fighting for? Eighty percent of the people in Gaza
were in the living in the area. There were houses,
were taken away, moved into this compound that's got a
police all over the place, and then they go in
and they bomb them. These are freedom fighters in the
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same way with his BLA in Lebanon, nor the southern
Lebanon is Lebanon and Israel's trying to take it over,
and we are supporting us. We are supporting a genocide
when we pay money into Israel to do what they're
doing in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. We are
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ten times worse than Hitler in the Nazis and all
of that. They look like boy scouts compared to what
Israel is doing to the Palestinian people. As far as
the war on, We're going to get our ass kicked
over there. I'm a retired naval intelligence officer. We went
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through programs to artificial you know, programs of war, and
so I know a little bit about what goes on there.
And you look at the hills and the mountains in
the valley. I mean, it's crazy to land the Marines
on there. And Collogg, the guy advises our government, he
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said the other day, well, and some people will be
hurt if we do this.
Speaker 3 (20:53):
Some people be hurt.
Speaker 10 (20:54):
Some people will be killed. The bastard. These are the
guys that are selling out our country to Israel and
the hell of the American people, right, I.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
Hear you were very strong opinion there, and I you know,
some people are going to be completely on your side.
But that also listits some absolute hatred from the other side.
But that's what this shows all about. All right, Candy
lne seven, how are you?
Speaker 10 (21:25):
Good morning?
Speaker 11 (21:26):
A previous caller he referred to he made a statement,
we need more compassion and that you know, he was
talking about the war. Everybody's talking about the war. I agree,
we do not need war. But I want people to
understand that Trump in the military, they are using a
tactic called peace through Strength. Trump is his goal is
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to take down the key leaders and the cartels in
these countries that our CIA has controlled for over fifty years.
And those key places are Venezuela, Iran in now Cuba,
and the leaders terrorized their own people. So Trump, I believe,
is liberating helpless people from a life of communism, and
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he's dismantling the criminal syndicates. I believe we have a
lot of criminal syndicate in our own government, such as
our das or even our law enforcement, our judges, government employees,
they don't follow their oath. And just look at the
airports as an example. Trump needed to send Ice in
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to run those places because ourfeckless Senate and our House
they're playing games with funding and with the budgets, and
they were I guess they were hoping to shut down
the airports, but Trump brought in Ice. I believe Ice
is military, and military is the only way I wanted
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to mention, Like all this bickering between Democrat and Republican,
I believe what Kennedy's started, Trump is finishing, and that
the deep state, that is like our shadow government, whatever
people call it, they are actually running the government and
that is being dismantled. And so as a child, I
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was raised in Pittsburgh and my grandfather, he was a
World War Two Kennedy Democrat, and he would always tell me,
don't trust the banks. Don't trust you know, they're trying
to steal your money. And ironically, our US Treasury Department
announced President Trump's signature is now going to appear on
the Federal Reserve notes, and yeah, yeah, to honor the
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United States twenty two and fiftieth anniversary. But what they're
not telling us is that the Federal Reserve is actually
a private corporation out of Puerto Rico, and the Federal
Reserve doesn't have backing where there they're essentially printing money
off of a printing machine. So Trump Trump, I believe
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is they're they're actually going to pass something called the
Clarity Act by the end of May.
Speaker 4 (24:11):
Do you know about that.
Speaker 11 (24:14):
It's it's going to be a historical shift where I
believe a currency is going to be backed by gold, silver,
and it's called quantum financial systems. So it's going to
allow for it's called cryptocurrency, and the two biggest ones
are x RP and XLM, and that is going to
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be a trustworthy system that's going to sort of replace
what we know today there's a lot of changes. I
think our government is, like the caller before said, we
have a criminal syndicate in our own government. We have
to get, you know, dismantle all these people that live
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and suck off, you know, the senators and the House
and the average person you know is struggling.
Speaker 1 (25:03):
So well, Kenny, I can absolutely agree that there are
some there. At the very least, there's some issues with
people and godment to say, to put it mildly, so.
Speaker 2 (25:13):
I appreciate your call. I have a great day.
Speaker 1 (25:15):
All right, Uh, Mark, how are you today?
Speaker 5 (25:22):
Hello?
Speaker 4 (25:23):
Is this Mark the Poet?
Speaker 2 (25:24):
This is Mark the Poet?
Speaker 4 (25:26):
Okay, wonderful. My philosophy is the more serious the times,
the more we need to hear a silly poem. Today's
poem is dedicated to everyone who has ever promised to
be read, be ready to leave at a certain time,
and when that time came, they were found to be
taking a nap.
Speaker 2 (25:43):
We guilty.
Speaker 6 (25:45):
Ahead.
Speaker 4 (25:47):
The poem is based on a true story. It's one
minute and thirty seconds long, it's rated G, and it's
called a Rude Awakening.
Speaker 2 (25:54):
All right, go for it.
Speaker 4 (25:57):
When it comes time for fun, then I'm I'm prepared
since I'm no slouch. Except last night, with great delight,
I slumbered on the couch. My wife said, hey, it's
time to play. You know we have a date. I'll
state up front. A groggy grunt was all I could create.
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Twas then my wife devised a plan. She knew it
would succeed, and just for fun, our infant son would
help perform the deed. She'd use the spit that he'd
emit combined with gravity, and hold his head above my
head and watch it fall on me. Next thing I knew,
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I felt some goo and slime upon my neck. My
sweet shut eye had gone awry this time. I gave her. Heck,
I've never seen an act so mean, so laced with
vile intent, malicious and malodorous, malevolent and bent. Your claims, denied,
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my wife replied, And yes, the act was spunky. You're
lucky to what fell on you. At least it was
not chunky. The lesson from this tale of Glee is
rather elementary. Don't let a boy above be dangled. You will,
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with swill and spew be spangled the end mark.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
As a father, I absolutely relate to that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2 (27:37):
Have a great week, Okay, all right, you too, Thank you,
thank you, my friend.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
All Right, six A WTV and John and Michael will
get to you when we get back for the break.
We'll be right here on six A WTV and open funds.
All right, we got a few minutes here. I want
to throw something out there for people. John and Michael
get to you momentarily. I want to propose and I
cannomic theory for everyone out there. It's not something that
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I'm advocating for, just something that's rolling around the old noggin.
It's a little rough around the edges. Bear with me.
But if you're out there listening and say we don't
have time to take your call, maybe call in next
weekend with your thoughts. All right, let's just say we
work at a factory. We make five bucks an hour.
The company we work for at the end of the
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year makes one hundred bucks. Okay, so so far, so good.
Now let's say next year the company makes ten thousand dollars.
That's all profit, after revenue or whatever. When the company
makes that ten thousand dollars, as usual for most companies,
most people would still only make that five dollars an hour.
In contrasts, let's say the workers get a share of
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the profits. Let's say that the profits are mostly split
between the workers and the HR people and the managers,
et cetera, et cetera. Now, of course, the people we
work longer hours and have a more strenuous jobs at
this imaginary factory would get more profits.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
But the whole point.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
Is the workers would have a share of the benefits
in the profits. This would encourage people who work at
this factory to work harder and do the best they
can at the job they have. More money makes a
happier workforce If you know that the work you are
doing is going to pay off in a big way
every year, every quarter or whatever, wouldn't it be wouldn't
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the people who work there be more motivated to work
harder and work better. It could also alleviate the burden
of taxes some ways, somehow. Have you ever been to
Walmart Customer service There is usually abysmalal and the workers
seem to be they want to be anywhere else in
the world, but there. Walmart is a company that makes
billions every year, but twenty four percent of all tax
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money assigned for welfare and snap goes to full time
Walmart workers. If that company would allow each worker to
share the profits they create, I guarantee you going to
that store would be a more pleasurable experience because the
people work there would be more They'd be making a
lot more money at the end of the year. And
it goes without saying CEOs higher ups would make more money,
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but if the workers on the floor level are getting
more money, it would make a happier workforce. On another note, CEOs,
the higher ups, floor managers, whatever, would be voted into
power by.
Speaker 2 (30:16):
The workers themselves.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
There are exceptions, as if somebody has money and they
start a company, but in general, the higher up the
lot of your go is because your co workers want
you to be there and they.
Speaker 2 (30:28):
Believe in you.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Because inside this theory, you're being voted into a place
of power or having more responsibility, it affects their ability
to turn more profits. Just an idea, just talking out loud,
all right, Michael lined for how are you this morning?
Speaker 8 (30:44):
Hey?
Speaker 5 (30:45):
Thanks thanks a lot zach. Hey, I want to give
everybody a list of the best intelligent influencers on YouTube
that have background and historical experience on the issues of today.
So get out your pen and paper. The channel that
(31:05):
all of these spectacular guests are on is called Judge Neapolitano.
He's a former Fox News analyst, but because he told
too much truth, he's no longer on there.
Speaker 1 (31:19):
Interesting, I wonder what happened to him. He was on
there and then he just sort of disappeared.
Speaker 5 (31:24):
Yeah, well that's the same with several people that I'm
going to mention to you here in this day from
Pow Guy. Everything he says, I think he records Fox
News and writes it down and repeats it on Saturday
morning open phones. So here's what you want to do.
Listen to Judge Neapolitano on YouTube, and his guests are
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Colonel Douglas McGregor, he was the senior advisor under Trump's
first administration to the Secretary of Defense. Then you have
Professor Jeffrey Sachs Guesser John Meersheimer, both Jewish people. You
have former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter. You have former
(32:10):
CIA Ray McGovern You also have former CIA Phil Giraldi.
You have Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kowakowski. You have
Jewish analyst Max Blumenshal, and you have Lawrence Wilkerson, who
(32:30):
was Pal's senior advisor Colin Powell, and you also have
former intelligence Larry Johnson. All of these people agree that
Trump is wrong on the war. He is wrong on
sending money to Ukraine, he is wrong on funding Israel,
(32:54):
he is wrong on funding the Gazza genocide. Okay, those
are all top notch, high caliber, intelligent thinkers that are
not allowed on Fox News anymore. Okay, some of them
even mention nine to eleven being an inside job. Oh
(33:14):
my gosh, how dare they accuse our government of partaking
in nine to eleven? Well, folks, it's true. Grow up,
put on your big boy pants and be a real
American like our founders were. Grow Up people. Don't be
a sheeple people, be a true American. Be courageous. Realize
(33:38):
that our country is captured, administratively captured. The Republican Democrat
a UNI party is the problem. Partisanship is toxic to freedom,
That's the simple fact of the matter. And you need
to realize that the only true repub Publicans in in
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our country today are people like Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massey,
Chip Roy. These are just a few. I can only
count on one hand how many real Republicans there are
go to our Facebook website. It's on Facebook called Real
Republican Party dot org. If you just type that in
(34:23):
with the dot org Real Republican Party dot org, it'll
take you right to our Facebook page and you will
learn the truth about the Real Republican Party.
Speaker 1 (34:35):
All right, Dave as Michael, sorry our strong opinions coming
from you, but I want to make sure I get
everybody in before the show. And John, you've been on
for I think the Ford administration.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
How are you? I apologize?
Speaker 8 (34:55):
Hey, Zach, great to hear from you. The reason why
I was calling you know, the previous call is absolutely correct.
We have lost our ways of people. Look at Joe Kent.
I mean, how can you go after this guy? I
mean seriously, I mean the other the previous color is correct.
We have been captured and he kind of stole over
my thunder, which is okay, But we have been captured.
Take a look at Trump's cabinet. Take a Acou's given
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him money. Hey, it isn't. The guys that started found
are founded our country, like George Washington. We're talking some
of the highest people in our country that are aligned
with Israel. I'm not saying Israel is a semi I'm
talking as a country. They're leading us down a path
of destruction in a biblical sense. I want no part
of it.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
Do you think Iran was heavily influenced by Israel?
Speaker 4 (35:44):
Oh?
Speaker 8 (35:44):
Absolutely, I think it's the wagon. Well, you know me,
I'm all about the kids. I will always think about
the kids. This. I believe this is wagged it out
I said before, I'll say it again. Where are we
out on Epstein? Where are we clapping these people in Irons?
Why aren't we Why are we not slapping these people
like our congressmen or senators that have dual citizenships America
first people, we are literally living underneath satanic people that
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that have sexual acts, kill and eat children. We're okay
with that. Think about that's worse than Hitler. And there's
somebody's actually that's awful. We're talking satanic.
Speaker 2 (36:23):
Anything off of my head, I know that.
Speaker 8 (36:26):
I mean, the Republicans are just as bad. They got
the Bohemian Grove. Have you seen that sick stuff?
Speaker 2 (36:32):
I just don't know what's and what's not.
Speaker 8 (36:39):
And this is coming from a true conservative Republican, which
I'm I can't concern myself Republican because after I saw
what happens with the Bohemian Grove. You're you'd be absolutely
disgusted as a person, just like Jeffrey Epstein's stuff. We
we are really being ruled by left and the right
by evil?
Speaker 1 (36:59):
Would we into Iran? And you got twenty seconds go ahead.
The rest of the show's yours.
Speaker 8 (37:03):
Okay, the last point is and let me hit hit
on top to this point. And let's not forget the
Catholic Church into the years of pedophilia and things they've
covered up, and think about who's going after uh these
kids all the.
Speaker 1 (37:15):
Time I hear you Job six, NWTV and open fold
stick around for auto smarts.
Speaker 2 (37:19):
Thank you for listening.
Six toed WTV in. This is open fodes. I have
Zachary Schwartz. This show is about you and what you
want to talk about. The number to call in is
always six foot four eight two one WTVN six foot
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Speaker 2 (00:14):
I'll throw some things in there as per usual.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
If you agree or disagree, feel free to call in
and discuss it with me. We have a full set
of adds and we are going to go to Paul. Paul,
you have been on for a good while. How are
you this morning, sir?
Speaker 3 (00:31):
Good morning? How are you good?
Speaker 4 (00:32):
Good?
Speaker 5 (00:34):
Hey?
Speaker 3 (00:34):
Uh, I'll just start off with Donald Trump should stick
to real estate and closing the border. And when he
came to office, or when he ran for office, he said,
no foreign entanglements, no form work. You know why he
said that because his foreign policy is absolutely, without a
doubt parable. And this man now thinks that he wants
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to send troops and Iran and islands of Iran in
a straight or horn moot, he's absolutely, without a doubt crazy.
He's going to get these kids slaughtered. This whole thing
was about, Oh, well, Iran has nuclear they have a
new they can make a nuclear weapon. The only person
that stopped them from doing that was an eighty six
(01:19):
year old religious supreme leader and we killed him at
his house. So we get rid of the guy that
tells them, no, we're not going to do this, We're
not going that route. Then you got Steve Wikoff that
goes over there and says, well, they can make a
nuclear bomb within seven to ten days. Well, brother, we're
four weeks into this. Did they just slap a nuclear
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bomb together? And did they hit Israel with a nuclear
bomb yet?
Speaker 2 (01:44):
Not that I'm aware of.
Speaker 3 (01:45):
No, No, sure they didn't. And then you got JD. Vance,
another brainy act. He says that just Thursday, I think
it was that now they can they Well, we're worried
about Iran. They might, you know, walk into a super
with a vest on and it won't kill two people,
it'll kill thousands, tons of thousands of people. But you
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can't make a nuclear vest What we have to stop
the nonsense. And my problem is is if you can't,
thirteen US bases are totally uninha, they're wiped out. Okay,
if you can't control these bases in other countries where
you have AD systems, you have packed three missiles Patriot missiles,
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you have fat interceptor, you have all this stuff. Supposedly
you're gonna be able to protect troops going into an
island in the straight of Hormuz. Come on, you can't you.
I hope and pray, I truly hope and pray every day.
I hope and pray that they can't be this stupid. Well,
(02:49):
I don't have no sense in this.
Speaker 2 (02:51):
It does not see it.
Speaker 6 (02:52):
You know.
Speaker 1 (02:54):
What, I could tell the left or the right or
whoever politically does not want to have troops on the
ground and does not want this. That people are afraid
it's going to be. We're just gonna be dragged into
something that's never gonna end. Shades of Iraq, if you will.
And I think people are are very weary of that,
regardless of who the president is.
Speaker 2 (03:15):
And some people are for it and some people aren't.
Speaker 1 (03:17):
But I know, well most people I know don't want
to don't want to see that happen.
Speaker 3 (03:24):
Well, if you look at Iraq and Afghanistan, they couldn't
close the straight over her news brother Iran. We knew
Iran was gonna do this. We knew they were going
to hit our bases if we attack, we knew all
this stuff up front. They told us what they were
gonna do. But no, that's exactly I told you a
million times. The world's changing exponentially the Chinese. There's a
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Chinese private company right now that can make a hypersonic
missile for one hundred thousand dollars. We spent five million
dollars on a on a project for precision missile that
we just used for the first time against Iran. They
fire one off that didn't explode. Guess what now they
have Guess what I ran in China and Russian nout
have five billion dollars that we spend all this money
(04:08):
on that they can read Norse engineer. Anyway, you go
to another caller, I'll talk to you.
Speaker 1 (04:12):
No, no, I appreciate it. Paul, have a good one
and thanks for hanging on there. Law Man two, how
are you this morning?
Speaker 7 (04:21):
I'm well, thank you. You know I heard David Our
Dave Rather of San Marco, South Florida say he's a
popular former talk radio host like you and Ella Zach.
He's pro Fox News, pro New York Post, pro athletics.
(04:43):
People are recruiting him down. They had a plate or
its softball whatever, he's and he's definitely non woke. You
have an advertiser for truth News, I guess.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
Well, Dave definitely comes from a certain point of view
and he's not afraid to allow or he's not afraid
to show it or share it.
Speaker 7 (05:06):
So yeah, he's not afraid to be.
Speaker 8 (05:12):
He he says.
Speaker 7 (05:14):
He says that Democrats are communists. He says that sanctuary
cities are evidence of communism. He doesn't understand that communism
is a failed ideology. If you were to read the
Communist Manifesto, it says that we're going to have it
argues against private property, which is crazy because we all
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need to have a home, shelter.
Speaker 8 (05:40):
You know.
Speaker 7 (05:41):
Abraham Madswoll identified our our lower level needs, our lowest
level need is to have food, clothing, a shelter.
Speaker 4 (05:47):
Right.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
I think it goes from trying to overthrow a capitalist
society or country, if you will, and to a socialist
type of system, and then eventually what immunism should become
theoretically according to Marx.
Speaker 2 (06:04):
But I'm not an expert.
Speaker 7 (06:06):
Yeah, well, I'm not an expert on Marx either, but
I know that the Communist Manifesto says this from those
according to their ability to those according to their needs. Well,
that doesn't recognize that people addicts. There's a lot of
addiction in this world. You know, not just heroin and
cocaine and depressants and stimulants, but also food addictions, their
(06:32):
sex addictions. Addiction is best to find as as a
mental obsession and a physical compulsion. I'm a medical marijuana
user because I'm generally I'm general anxiety disordered. It's mild,
but the but like a gummies with TAC will help
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me sleep through the night. Yeah, And and so this
idea of calling everybody a communist when when it doesn't,
when he doesn't recognize that name calling number one is
is not the best way to get dialogue with people
that are different than you. And he has no compassion.
(07:15):
Of course, he'll throw out the straw man other criminals.
You know, they're all criminals, just like Trump the fascists.
The fascists need an enemy, and they'll and they're demagogic
because they'll they'll point a finger away from themselves and
say they're the bad guys, they're the criminals. They should
be eliminated with three fingers are pointing back at them.
(07:37):
We need to have some compassion in this world and
realize that both the Democrats and the Dems and the
repugnance are both war parties and we need independence in
office to counteract this and this non woke back to
non woke. You know the back during Lincoln's time they
would call no nothings. There was a whole party of
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no nothings. Oh, we know nothing about slavery. We know,
you know, we know nothing about the expansion of slavery.
To break the tie in our our Congress so that
the Fugitive Slave Act can be repealed, because they because
Tanny at the Supreme Court said, oh, you know your
your you know your slave hunters can go across the
(08:23):
River Jordan, which is the Ohio River metaphorically for their
runaway slaves, uh, to get away from you know, from slavery.
Speaker 8 (08:33):
Yeah.
Speaker 7 (08:33):
So, so you know, we want to be free. Freedom
means nothing without choices, and in this country, fortunately we
have choices. But one of our what we don't have
is a is a regular, a well regulated capitalist system.
We have crony capitalism right now and that's where the
corruption comes in. So we independent candidates are are anti corruption.
Speaker 1 (09:00):
Here you law man, I'm sorry to cut you off.
We're up against the breaks. It's two points you hit
on is one, we should have debate and not argument
in a roundabout way. And capitalism. Nobody wants to live
in a las a fair capitalist society. We did that
in the eighteen hundred eighteen nineties. It was called the
Gilded Ages. So there needs to be some guardrails at
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the very very least. I'm Zachary Schwartz. Will be right
back on six ten WTV in open phones. Hello clubs, Hello, Ohio.
This is Zachary Schwartz on six ten WTV in Saturday
morning open phones. Thank you for tuning in, and we
got a bunch of calls, so we're just going to
get to them right off the bat. Here Tom line too,
(09:42):
how are you.
Speaker 4 (09:45):
Tom?
Speaker 2 (09:46):
Are you there?
Speaker 8 (09:47):
Oh?
Speaker 6 (09:47):
Yes, came you here?
Speaker 2 (09:48):
Yes, sir?
Speaker 6 (09:49):
Go ahead, Yeah, okay, thanks for your calling show. So
I'm concerned about this recent activity by against the a
c P i P, which is the Advisory Committee on Vaccines.
(10:12):
It resulted in a challenge to to this committee. There's
seventeen members that were that RFK put into place, and
after clearing that committee out and in particular the vice
chair Robert Malone, he's been on a number of interviews
and he resigned kind of in in real disgust.
Speaker 8 (10:36):
Uh.
Speaker 6 (10:37):
This has to do also with the the challenge by
this federal judge out of Massachusetts, and from what I understand,
Massachusetts has a huge hospital system and a strong presence
of you know, the big pharma industry. So he well,
(11:02):
what I also understand is the committee there's not really
any compensation. These guys are volunteers. I know there's a
number of big names, and just let me comment briefly
on Malone. He's been in the health freedom or kind
of anti m RNA camp for a number of years.
(11:26):
I think about four years. Some people say that that
he spoke up too late. He's got incredible credentials though,
going back thirty years in vaccine research and development, and
in particular he was he had his hand strongly in
(11:47):
the development of the messenger RNA or modified messenger RNA technology,
and I actually really questioned his integrity. But if he's
controlled opposition, he's controlled opposition can still do wonderful good things.
(12:08):
So I heard an interview of him on Dell Big Tree,
and Big Tree is important because and related to this,
because that's a nonprofit that's been funding Aaron Siri is
a I think a former big time corporate lawyer who's
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done a lot. He's, for example, responsible for directly challenging
Fauci about, you know, show us a single placebook controlled
vaccine trial, and they could never come up with one.
And in any case, I just want to bring this
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to people's attention that the vaccine schedule change from seventeen
down to eleven has been challenged by this judge. They
put a stay on that, and all the big farmer
is very happy about this, and naturally activists and the
Health Freedom Area and a lot of parents right now
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are not. So it appears that also the Justice Department
under Trump, I'm sad to say, it looks like, you know,
I don't know how much BONDI has to do with this,
but essentially they just rolled over when this judge challenged
(13:35):
the vaccine, the change in the vaccine schedule. They did
not mount any kind of a decent defense, and I
think this is part of why Robert Malone resigned. So
that's the main thing, and then I probably will run
out of time on this, but I just want to
switch gears and briefly talk about a discussion I had
(13:57):
recently with a medical doc or researcher that and he
emphasizes the danger of these MRNNA vaccines. And I'll cut
it very short. I hope the active ingredient is encapsulated
and so it's mass so that when it hits the
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bloodstream there's no reaction to it whatsoever until the whole
process of creating the mRNA happens. And that doesn't happen
until the cell walls breached. Well that when the cell
wall is breached by that particle, it instantly triggers the
reaction that subsequently results in destroying the cell. The old
(14:39):
fashioned vaccines were not great, but they did not cause
that sequence of events. The immune system was stimulated without
the breach of the cell. And so you know, the
sooner the closer you can get to the real reality
way of people getting infected, simulate that, the better the
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reaction is if the cells that are involved in the
production get killed. It's this immunitech against yourself is self perpetuating,
and it's it's extremely harmful.
Speaker 1 (15:14):
Interesting, Tom, are you a doctor or did you work
for a doctor, or is this just something that you're interested.
Speaker 6 (15:20):
In or I've just been retired, and I've got technical,
you know, engineering background, and I when things don't make sense,
I ask questions. Sure and and and I always was
that way in school, kind of annoying, the annoying guy
that stayed late after class and talked to the that's
(15:42):
what that's what.
Speaker 1 (15:42):
We're all supposed to be, right. Yeah, well, I appreciate it.
Speaker 6 (15:46):
Tom.
Speaker 2 (15:47):
Interesting.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
I'm not that knowledgeable on that stuff it seems that
you are, but definitely something that people can look into.
I appreciate your call down line three. How are you
this morning?
Speaker 5 (15:58):
Yeah?
Speaker 9 (15:58):
Hey, do you remember the Shrine Temple on Morris Road.
Speaker 1 (16:03):
I'm gonna go ahead and say no, Well, how long
has it been gone, because it's I've lived here since
twenty thirteen, so maybe not.
Speaker 9 (16:10):
Yeah, it's been going quite a while. Actually, East and
East and Easton grew so much they end up sawing out,
but they moved down to Gross City. A lot of
people don't know that. So the Shriner Temple's in Gross
City and they have some of the best big band
musicians there. And on April seventeenth, they're going to be
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playing big dance and with the top musicians in Central
Ohio doing big band songs cool. They've got a singer
with them that sounds like doors Day, Debbie Rentals and
Ann Margaret. They also got another guy who's going to
sing some Frank Sinatra and it's it going to be
a great night. And then as during one of the intermissions,
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they're going to have Central high A's best oldies band
called Three Seat Highway. Three Seat Highways starts in Cincinnati.
They're stuck in Columbus, but they're trying to make it
to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Speaker 2 (17:08):
I got it.
Speaker 9 (17:08):
These guys actually, yeah, these guys sang with the gospel
group the Master's Men, and they do one heck of
a job. They do some Neil Sedaka, Ricky Nelson, Merle Haggard.
One of the guys actually spent prison time with Merle Haggart.
Speaker 2 (17:24):
And I bet that's a story. I bet that's a story.
Speaker 8 (17:28):
I just kidding you.
Speaker 9 (17:30):
But yeah, if you got some people want to go,
it's April seventeenth at the Shriner's Temple right here in
Grove City. It's a smaller place, not as big, and
it's only fifteen dollars per person. All the money is
going to the Shriners Hospitals.
Speaker 1 (17:47):
I can get behind that. Yeah, sure, huh so I
could get behind that. It goes to a good cause.
And if you like good music, it seems like.
Speaker 9 (17:55):
And I'll call you next week and I'll tell you
somebody that's going to be there that you will not believe.
Speaker 2 (18:00):
Okay, well, I look forward to it.
Speaker 9 (18:02):
Then, Okay, all right, don do you have a good
Do you.
Speaker 2 (18:04):
Have a good day, have a good week, and we'll
be right.
Speaker 1 (18:06):
Back to the rest of your calls on six h
WTV in open folds six AWTV.
Speaker 2 (18:14):
This is open Foods. This is Zachary Schwartz. Want some
music there you go. That's okay, I appreciate it. We
have a bunch of people on hold.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
I got some things to add before the show ends,
but I want to make sure we get everybody who's
been holding for a while to get a chance to talk.
Speaker 2 (18:30):
Ray Line one, how are you today?
Speaker 10 (18:33):
Yeah? Okay. I look at everything in the world from
basic fundamental American values, and I must say everything is
upside down. You know, instead of bombing Iran, we should
be bombing Washington. When you find that Washington sells themselves out,
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nine gets a pack money our own Senator Marino gets
one point one million dollars and the other guy gets
two hundred thousand dollars. Who do you think they're working for?
And from American values? We do not slave ourselves to
Israel Amas, our government says, is the terrorist group. They're
(19:18):
freedom fires. From American value, they're freedom fighters. What are
they fighting for? Eighty percent of the people in Gaza
were in the living in the area. There were houses,
were taken away, moved into this compound that's got a
police all over the place, and then they go in
and they bomb them. These are freedom fighters in the
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same way with his BLA in Lebanon, nor the southern
Lebanon is Lebanon and Israel's trying to take it over,
and we are supporting us. We are supporting a genocide
when we pay money into Israel to do what they're
doing in Gaza, the West Bank and Lebanon. We are
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ten times worse than Hitler in the Nazis and all
of that. They look like boy scouts compared to what
Israel is doing to the Palestinian people. As far as
the war on, We're going to get our ass kicked
over there. I'm a retired naval intelligence officer. We went
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through programs to artificial you know, programs of war, and
so I know a little bit about what goes on there.
And you look at the hills and the mountains in
the valley. I mean, it's crazy to land the Marines
on there. And Collogg, the guy advises our government, he
(20:49):
said the other day, well, and some people will be
hurt if we do this.
Speaker 3 (20:53):
Some people be hurt.
Speaker 10 (20:54):
Some people will be killed. The bastard. These are the
guys that are selling out our country to Israel and
the hell of the American people, right, I.
Speaker 1 (21:04):
Hear you were very strong opinion there, and I you know,
some people are going to be completely on your side.
But that also listits some absolute hatred from the other side.
But that's what this shows all about. All right, Candy
lne seven, how are you?
Speaker 10 (21:25):
Good morning?
Speaker 11 (21:26):
A previous caller he referred to he made a statement,
we need more compassion and that you know, he was
talking about the war. Everybody's talking about the war. I agree,
we do not need war. But I want people to
understand that Trump in the military, they are using a
tactic called peace through Strength. Trump is his goal is
(21:48):
to take down the key leaders and the cartels in
these countries that our CIA has controlled for over fifty years.
And those key places are Venezuela, Iran in now Cuba,
and the leaders terrorized their own people. So Trump, I believe,
is liberating helpless people from a life of communism, and
(22:11):
he's dismantling the criminal syndicates. I believe we have a
lot of criminal syndicate in our own government, such as
our das or even our law enforcement, our judges, government employees,
they don't follow their oath. And just look at the
airports as an example. Trump needed to send Ice in
(22:33):
to run those places because ourfeckless Senate and our House
they're playing games with funding and with the budgets, and
they were I guess they were hoping to shut down
the airports, but Trump brought in Ice. I believe Ice
is military, and military is the only way I wanted
(22:54):
to mention, Like all this bickering between Democrat and Republican,
I believe what Kennedy's started, Trump is finishing, and that
the deep state, that is like our shadow government, whatever
people call it, they are actually running the government and
that is being dismantled. And so as a child, I
(23:14):
was raised in Pittsburgh and my grandfather, he was a
World War Two Kennedy Democrat, and he would always tell me,
don't trust the banks. Don't trust you know, they're trying
to steal your money. And ironically, our US Treasury Department
announced President Trump's signature is now going to appear on
the Federal Reserve notes, and yeah, yeah, to honor the
(23:40):
United States twenty two and fiftieth anniversary. But what they're
not telling us is that the Federal Reserve is actually
a private corporation out of Puerto Rico, and the Federal
Reserve doesn't have backing where there they're essentially printing money
off of a printing machine. So Trump Trump, I believe
(24:04):
is they're they're actually going to pass something called the
Clarity Act by the end of May.
Speaker 4 (24:11):
Do you know about that.
Speaker 11 (24:14):
It's it's going to be a historical shift where I
believe a currency is going to be backed by gold, silver,
and it's called quantum financial systems. So it's going to
allow for it's called cryptocurrency, and the two biggest ones
are x RP and XLM, and that is going to
(24:35):
be a trustworthy system that's going to sort of replace
what we know today there's a lot of changes. I
think our government is, like the caller before said, we
have a criminal syndicate in our own government. We have
to get, you know, dismantle all these people that live
(24:57):
and suck off, you know, the senators and the House
and the average person you know is struggling.
Speaker 1 (25:03):
So well, Kenny, I can absolutely agree that there are
some there. At the very least, there's some issues with
people and godment to say, to put it mildly, so.
Speaker 2 (25:13):
I appreciate your call. I have a great day.
Speaker 1 (25:15):
All right, Uh, Mark, how are you today?
Speaker 5 (25:22):
Hello?
Speaker 4 (25:23):
Is this Mark the Poet?
Speaker 2 (25:24):
This is Mark the Poet?
Speaker 4 (25:26):
Okay, wonderful. My philosophy is the more serious the times,
the more we need to hear a silly poem. Today's
poem is dedicated to everyone who has ever promised to
be read, be ready to leave at a certain time,
and when that time came, they were found to be
taking a nap.
Speaker 2 (25:43):
We guilty.
Speaker 6 (25:45):
Ahead.
Speaker 4 (25:47):
The poem is based on a true story. It's one
minute and thirty seconds long, it's rated G, and it's
called a Rude Awakening.
Speaker 2 (25:54):
All right, go for it.
Speaker 4 (25:57):
When it comes time for fun, then I'm I'm prepared
since I'm no slouch. Except last night, with great delight,
I slumbered on the couch. My wife said, hey, it's
time to play. You know we have a date. I'll
state up front. A groggy grunt was all I could create.
(26:19):
Twas then my wife devised a plan. She knew it
would succeed, and just for fun, our infant son would
help perform the deed. She'd use the spit that he'd
emit combined with gravity, and hold his head above my
head and watch it fall on me. Next thing I knew,
(26:43):
I felt some goo and slime upon my neck. My
sweet shut eye had gone awry this time. I gave her. Heck,
I've never seen an act so mean, so laced with
vile intent, malicious and malodorous, malevolent and bent. Your claims, denied,
(27:06):
my wife replied, And yes, the act was spunky. You're
lucky to what fell on you. At least it was
not chunky. The lesson from this tale of Glee is
rather elementary. Don't let a boy above be dangled. You will,
(27:27):
with swill and spew be spangled the end mark.
Speaker 1 (27:33):
As a father, I absolutely relate to that one hundred percent.
Speaker 2 (27:37):
Have a great week, Okay, all right, you too, Thank you,
thank you, my friend.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
All Right, six A WTV and John and Michael will
get to you when we get back for the break.
We'll be right here on six A WTV and open funds.
All right, we got a few minutes here. I want
to throw something out there for people. John and Michael
get to you momentarily. I want to propose and I
cannomic theory for everyone out there. It's not something that
(28:02):
I'm advocating for, just something that's rolling around the old noggin.
It's a little rough around the edges. Bear with me.
But if you're out there listening and say we don't
have time to take your call, maybe call in next
weekend with your thoughts. All right, let's just say we
work at a factory. We make five bucks an hour.
The company we work for at the end of the
(28:22):
year makes one hundred bucks. Okay, so so far, so good.
Now let's say next year the company makes ten thousand dollars.
That's all profit, after revenue or whatever. When the company
makes that ten thousand dollars, as usual for most companies,
most people would still only make that five dollars an hour.
In contrasts, let's say the workers get a share of
(28:44):
the profits. Let's say that the profits are mostly split
between the workers and the HR people and the managers,
et cetera, et cetera. Now, of course, the people we
work longer hours and have a more strenuous jobs at
this imaginary factory would get more profits.
Speaker 2 (28:59):
But the whole point.
Speaker 1 (29:00):
Is the workers would have a share of the benefits
in the profits. This would encourage people who work at
this factory to work harder and do the best they
can at the job they have. More money makes a
happier workforce If you know that the work you are
doing is going to pay off in a big way
every year, every quarter or whatever, wouldn't it be wouldn't
(29:22):
the people who work there be more motivated to work
harder and work better. It could also alleviate the burden
of taxes some ways, somehow. Have you ever been to
Walmart Customer service There is usually abysmalal and the workers
seem to be they want to be anywhere else in
the world, but there. Walmart is a company that makes
billions every year, but twenty four percent of all tax
(29:43):
money assigned for welfare and snap goes to full time
Walmart workers. If that company would allow each worker to
share the profits they create, I guarantee you going to
that store would be a more pleasurable experience because the
people work there would be more They'd be making a
lot more money at the end of the year. And
it goes without saying CEOs higher ups would make more money,
(30:05):
but if the workers on the floor level are getting
more money, it would make a happier workforce. On another note, CEOs,
the higher ups, floor managers, whatever, would be voted into
power by.
Speaker 2 (30:16):
The workers themselves.
Speaker 1 (30:17):
There are exceptions, as if somebody has money and they
start a company, but in general, the higher up the
lot of your go is because your co workers want
you to be there and they.
Speaker 2 (30:28):
Believe in you.
Speaker 1 (30:28):
Because inside this theory, you're being voted into a place
of power or having more responsibility, it affects their ability
to turn more profits. Just an idea, just talking out loud,
all right, Michael lined for how are you this morning?
Speaker 8 (30:44):
Hey?
Speaker 5 (30:45):
Thanks thanks a lot zach. Hey, I want to give
everybody a list of the best intelligent influencers on YouTube
that have background and historical experience on the issues of today.
So get out your pen and paper. The channel that
(31:05):
all of these spectacular guests are on is called Judge Neapolitano.
He's a former Fox News analyst, but because he told
too much truth, he's no longer on there.
Speaker 1 (31:19):
Interesting, I wonder what happened to him. He was on
there and then he just sort of disappeared.
Speaker 5 (31:24):
Yeah, well that's the same with several people that I'm
going to mention to you here in this day from
Pow Guy. Everything he says, I think he records Fox
News and writes it down and repeats it on Saturday
morning open phones. So here's what you want to do.
Listen to Judge Neapolitano on YouTube, and his guests are
(31:47):
Colonel Douglas McGregor, he was the senior advisor under Trump's
first administration to the Secretary of Defense. Then you have
Professor Jeffrey Sachs Guesser John Meersheimer, both Jewish people. You
have former UN Weapons Inspector Scott Ritter. You have former
(32:10):
CIA Ray McGovern You also have former CIA Phil Giraldi.
You have Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kowakowski. You have
Jewish analyst Max Blumenshal, and you have Lawrence Wilkerson, who
(32:30):
was Pal's senior advisor Colin Powell, and you also have
former intelligence Larry Johnson. All of these people agree that
Trump is wrong on the war. He is wrong on
sending money to Ukraine, he is wrong on funding Israel,
(32:54):
he is wrong on funding the Gazza genocide. Okay, those
are all top notch, high caliber, intelligent thinkers that are
not allowed on Fox News anymore. Okay, some of them
even mention nine to eleven being an inside job. Oh
(33:14):
my gosh, how dare they accuse our government of partaking
in nine to eleven? Well, folks, it's true. Grow up,
put on your big boy pants and be a real
American like our founders were. Grow Up people. Don't be
a sheeple people, be a true American. Be courageous. Realize
(33:38):
that our country is captured, administratively captured. The Republican Democrat
a UNI party is the problem. Partisanship is toxic to freedom,
That's the simple fact of the matter. And you need
to realize that the only true repub Publicans in in
(34:01):
our country today are people like Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massey,
Chip Roy. These are just a few. I can only
count on one hand how many real Republicans there are
go to our Facebook website. It's on Facebook called Real
Republican Party dot org. If you just type that in
(34:23):
with the dot org Real Republican Party dot org, it'll
take you right to our Facebook page and you will
learn the truth about the Real Republican Party.
Speaker 1 (34:35):
All right, Dave as Michael, sorry our strong opinions coming
from you, but I want to make sure I get
everybody in before the show. And John, you've been on
for I think the Ford administration.
Speaker 2 (34:46):
How are you? I apologize?
Speaker 8 (34:55):
Hey, Zach, great to hear from you. The reason why
I was calling you know, the previous call is absolutely correct.
We have lost our ways of people. Look at Joe Kent.
I mean, how can you go after this guy? I
mean seriously, I mean the other the previous color is correct.
We have been captured and he kind of stole over
my thunder, which is okay, But we have been captured.
Take a look at Trump's cabinet. Take a Acou's given
(35:18):
him money. Hey, it isn't. The guys that started found
are founded our country, like George Washington. We're talking some
of the highest people in our country that are aligned
with Israel. I'm not saying Israel is a semi I'm
talking as a country. They're leading us down a path
of destruction in a biblical sense. I want no part
of it.
Speaker 1 (35:38):
Do you think Iran was heavily influenced by Israel?
Speaker 4 (35:44):
Oh?
Speaker 8 (35:44):
Absolutely, I think it's the wagon. Well, you know me,
I'm all about the kids. I will always think about
the kids. This. I believe this is wagged it out
I said before, I'll say it again. Where are we
out on Epstein? Where are we clapping these people in Irons?
Why aren't we Why are we not slapping these people
like our congressmen or senators that have dual citizenships America
first people, we are literally living underneath satanic people that
(36:09):
that have sexual acts, kill and eat children. We're okay
with that. Think about that's worse than Hitler. And there's
somebody's actually that's awful. We're talking satanic.
Speaker 2 (36:23):
Anything off of my head, I know that.
Speaker 8 (36:26):
I mean, the Republicans are just as bad. They got
the Bohemian Grove. Have you seen that sick stuff?
Speaker 2 (36:32):
I just don't know what's and what's not.
Speaker 8 (36:39):
And this is coming from a true conservative Republican, which
I'm I can't concern myself Republican because after I saw
what happens with the Bohemian Grove. You're you'd be absolutely
disgusted as a person, just like Jeffrey Epstein's stuff. We
we are really being ruled by left and the right
by evil?
Speaker 1 (36:59):
Would we into Iran? And you got twenty seconds go ahead.
The rest of the show's yours.
Speaker 8 (37:03):
Okay, the last point is and let me hit hit
on top to this point. And let's not forget the
Catholic Church into the years of pedophilia and things they've
covered up, and think about who's going after uh these
kids all the.
Speaker 1 (37:15):
Time I hear you Job six, NWTV and open fold
stick around for auto smarts.
Speaker 2 (37:19):
Thank you for listening.
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