July 24, 2025 • 67 mins
It's going to be HOT! Democrats feign that they now care about Epstein, Investigate everyone involved with the Russia lie. Josh Lowry and the Hamilton County Democrats don't care if children were abused. Hillary was on heavy tranquilizers? Remember when Hillary Clinton 'stumbled' into that black van? Now the tranquilizer story makes sense. No way Ballard makes it to next season unless the Colts get to the Super Bowl. Diego Morales calls WIBC Fake News.Tote of Extremely Rare Homer Laughlin teacups. Sources tell FOX59 that ICE arrested 20 people in a "traffic blitz" in Avon. Call made to Diego Morales' office live on air regarding his claim that WIBC is "fake news". Rep Andrew Ireland talks about Ryan Mears failure to do his job. Why isn't Big 10 Media Days being held in Las Vegas, and not in Indy. Even Matt Bair knows the theme to "Married With Children"
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Going in effect this afternoon, so we're sunny, hot, humid,
but otherwise quiet. Today's high ninety three, most importantly, feels
like temperatures those heat in disease around one hundred and five.
Might be a little bit higher in spots, and take
it easy. Tonight partly yes, is exactly what it is.
Partly cloudy, A few showers and storms possible overnight, Thus
chances are going to be north of the city, a
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low down to seventy five. Friday's still a steamy dayle
will have on and off showers and storms could help
cool things down a little bit. Tomorrow's high ninety one.
Same thing this weekend. Saturday, some afternoon storms, a high
of eighty nine, just some spotty storm chances for Sunday,
otherwise dry, partly cloudy, a high of ninety So the.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Heat today, the humidity today, we were talking about getting
into the triple digits. Yeah, So just to make sure
you still feel we're.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
There, Oh yeah, absolutely, Today temperature wise, is going to
be the hottest. I also think it's going to be
the highest humidity that we'll have in kind of this
this stretch of heat that we're gonna be dealing with.
And it's gonna be dry. So you combine both of those,
it's gonna max out easily over one hundred degrees. That's
across the state, but I think there's an opportunity that
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we could get up to around one hundred and five,
and in some extreme cases, maybe as hot as one
hundred and ten. I think that's gonna be probably closer
to southwestern Indiana around Evansville, but I wouldn't be shocked
to see some intermittent spots that hot later this afternoon.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
That's Marcus Bailey telling you we're all going to die.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
That's right, We're gonna burn.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
All right. That's a ly ugly forecast. And I will
just remind people, to the very best of my ability
that in the situation like this, come out, hydrate, keep
your pets hydrated, check out a neighbor, don't be doing
(01:55):
work outside, and you know that jog you're gonna go for.
Show a little self control and don't do that. Just
do it. Just don't do it. Yeah, that's it's Look
at me, I'm really healthy. No no, no, no. If
you're jogging in this humidity, that's called the death wish.
And I want you to go get help.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
That's right, that's take it easy.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Just just you know, I wonder how many I can
play in just one conversation right there, right. And if
you know somebody who wants to jog in this heat,
just running right away from them, just not in the heat.
It's not in the heat. They have to leave because
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it's going to be right. The point is you are
getting away from it. And if people are offended by this,
oh you, I don't care. I'm being honest. If you're
running in this humidity, you're just completely out of your mind,
and you should lose all your friends and you're gonna
look around. You're gonna be like, what, well, you decided
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to run in nine thousand percent humidity? Why would anybody
want to be friends with you? That's just weird. So
get the help that you need. And then after you
get that help, go back to your friends and say, guys,
I don't know what I was thinking. My brain was
all like, but now I'm fine. Got admit that wasn't bad, Marcus.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
I am seriously impressed. And there was no pausing whatsoever, no,
not at all on the fly, bang bang bang. That
was impressive.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
The worst part is you might even want to have
an intervention with this friend of yours who's running in
this humidity, and they're gonna be all like, but you're
gonna have to talk to them if you want to
be their friends otherwise, otherwise you're just gonna have to
say to them, OK, that's it, that's it, right, You're
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gonna have to tell them they have to leave, and eventually,
when their name comes up, you're gonna be like and
then say to yourself.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
All right, alright, alright.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
I'm so glad they're gone. I think I'm done. Now,
I think I got out of my system.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
You were that guy that, like everybody, if you got
a mad Libs book, we wanted to give it to you,
right because you could just fly through it because that
was basically like the interactive version of mad.
Speaker 4 (04:22):
Libs Drunk and stupid.
Speaker 5 (04:26):
There's no way to go through life.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I don't know that that one that just that just
slipped out. It's fine if my choice is that or
running in this humidity. Yeah, I'll take.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
The first, all day, every day.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Yep, Yeah, I'm gonna do it. A radio show now,
all right, we'll see you all right. That's Marcus Bailey
of Which TV seventy five degrees already in the American
standard Cooling Weather Center, the time is six eleven calls
that in anyway, good radio, fantastic radio.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
You really are.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
I can't true that in the slightest How's panel asking
for a subpoena. I'm Bill and Hillary Clinton in the
Epstein pro I am shocked that it is now reached
the fevered pitch. Of course, the Democratic Party they want
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something to talk about the word from Hakim Jeffreys, a
true obscenity that the Republicans are just out there to
protect pedophiles. My gosh, who does he think he's going
to grab tu a side? Which is the whole point,
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which is the argument, no one, And I'm going to
break down a couple of the pieces of this, and
of course even more information from Tulsey Gabber, the Director
of National Intelligence, more information coming out. The left can
downplay it from now until the end of time. America
is not They're not. They see this and see what
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the Obama administration did. There is no question that this
idea of oh squeaky clean, oh my gosh, we never
had a scandal with Obama all over and the more
you learn, the more sickened you will be. And I
would argue that all of this kind of sickens, not
kind of all of this, whether it's Epstein's stuff and
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how it's been rolled out or this stuff about Obama,
it all sickens. The world is crazy, but we don't
have to be man Ain't that the truth? Keep it here.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning.
Speaker 6 (06:58):
As you know, Jesse, the integrity of our democratic republic,
of our elections is of paramount importance to the American people.
Knowing what had occurred previously, the things, this Russia hoax
thing that was called a conspiracy, I wanted to get
to the bottom of the truth of what actually happened here.
This was obviously important to President Trump, but again is
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an issue of importance to every single American in this
country in the future of our country as a republic.
So shortly after coming into this position as Director of
National Intelligence, I formed a special team to investigate this issue.
Speaker 4 (07:36):
I got to tell you.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
It wasn't easy. There were a lot of deep state
obstacles that exist still within the intelligence community. But ultimately
we had a whistleblower who came forward that brought some
critical pieces to this story. And we were able to
discover these documents and find these documents that really pointed
to President Obama directing his national security leaders and James
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Clapper and John Brennan to manufacture this January twenty seventeen
Intelligence Community Assessment. The investigation that I led at ODE
and I that we released last week Friday, provided a
lot of those foundational building blocks and proof for what
we know happened.
Speaker 2 (08:20):
What we know happened, Let's say that again for the
people in cheap seats. What we know happened. More and
more information about how John Brennan, James Clapper, Barack Obama,
the then President of the United States, Loretta Lynch, the
then Attorney General, James Comey, the then FBI director, manipulated data,
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flat out lied. And so we're clear because we did
get it right from the beginning. But there might be
an even better way to say it. There is no
question about whether or not the Russians sought to have
influence on American elections or any election, that they are
meddlers from the word go. The story here is that
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they didn't. The story here is that everything you were
told about Russian meddling didn't happen, and the moves of
maneuvers from what the intelligence community stated in all of
their different agencies versus what the leaders of those agencies
put forth and allowed to be stated. Well, that's the story.
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Tony Katz, ninety three WIBC, Good morning. The very clear
documentation that explains that John Brennan, who we have described
and explained as a communist, is a bird of the
feather of Barack Obama, a low individual, not decent, but
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of course because of it, got hired by MSNBC. The data,
the documentation is so very very clear that he knew
that things like the Steele dossier were valueless, were an embarrassment,
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didn't care when the director wouldn't remove what was in
information or thoughts about the dossier, And when confronted with
the dossier, we're talking about the Christopher Steele dossier, Trump
and Russia with hookers and blah blah blah blah blah.
(10:38):
When confronted with the many flaws of the dossier, responded, yes,
but doesn't it ring true? I don't care what rings true?
Boo boo, I care what is investigate, prosecute Obama Clapper
Brennan Comy these guys perpetrated a fraud. These guys tried
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to subvert the duly elected president of the United States.
Those are the facts. Let me give you one more
fact because here in Indianapolis, es Central Indiana, we are
confronted with an epidemic. This is an epidemic of really
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so before I was rudely cut off, I don't know
tech issues happened. Roll with a boo boo Tony Katz
in ninety three WIBC Good Morning. I was gonna tell
you a story, and it's a story of tell me
you've never heard the show, but don't actually tell me
you've heard. You haven't heard the show, right, you've seen
(11:50):
that meme? Tell me you don't know this by not
telling me, you know, you know what I'm talking about.
This is a very very range thing to say. As
we were talking about more and more information regarding Epstein,
you now have people pushing in committee to get Epstein information.
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You have a judge that has said, sorry, we are
not going to allow this information to be released. A
judge refused to unseal the files. And you're like, why
are we still talking about this? Well, I want to
be clear, we're talking about this because Pam Bondi screwed
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it up from the beginning. She screwed it up, the
way it was presented, the way it was pushed forward,
the whole binders and nonsense. It's it's an embarrassment from
the word go. It didn't have to go this way.
We're talking about it because Trump doubled down on it.
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Huge mistake. It was and by the way, everybody makes mistakes,
this is his. And then the Democrats not able to
talk about the economy, not able to talk about the border,
not able to talk about in the Middle least, not
able to talk about Ukraine, not able to talk about
anything except their desire to tell little boys that could
be little girls. Oh, I'm sorry too soon. They have
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nothing else, so they're like, hey, Republicans are protecting pedophiles.
I swear to you, the most broken people. Ever. That
brings us to one of the broken people. There's a real,
real epidemic in Central Indiana of ignorant politicos and outright fools. Today,
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or at least for now, we talk about Josh Lowry.
Josh Lowry is the chair of the Hamilton County Democrats.
I have never met Josh Lowry, I don't know if
I ever will, but Josh Lowry has decided that I'm
public Enemy number one, which is adorable. He posts two
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X as he has posted many things before that prove
he doesn't pay attention to the show. He posts a
photo to X sent to me of Donald Trump. He's
wearing the make America Grade Again hat, but instead of
saying make America great again, it says I'm on the list.
Because there was a Well Street Journal story that says
that Pambondi brief President Trump. The attorney general brief President
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Trump that he was on the Epstein list, which I
was told there is no list, and now all of
a sudden, there's a list that he's in these files.
Can I ask why he sent that to me? How
many of you know that I have said from the beginning,
I don't care who is on the list. If you
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were involved in sexual activities with under our age children,
I want you in jail. I don't care about your
last name. I don't care about your money, I don't
care about power, I don't care about anything. You go
to jail. How many how many of you heard me
say that, hold on, hold on county hands and all
of you, why would he send that. This is an
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example of Josh Lowry and the Hamilton County Democrats. They
don't care if children were abused. Let me say it again,
Hamilton County Democrats based on the statement from their leadership.
And if you tell me he's not the leader, why
in the world does it say Josh Lowry chaired the
Hamilton County Democrats. My take is that you don't care
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about children being sexually trafficked and abused at all, not
an ounce What you care about is a political win,
and you have taken no time to listen to this program,
which all of Indiana listens to to understand my position.
(16:02):
You just said, throw it out there, we don't care.
Throw it out there, live, throw it out there, destroy,
throw it out there, try and manipulate with a track
record like that, Josh Lowry, you could be the next
John Brennan or James Clapper. Stop embarrassing yourself, Stop embarrassing
the Hamilton County Democrats. You should listen to the show,
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and if you did, you'd be smart enough to know
not to do ridiculous things like that. Precious, but if
you want to come for the King, you best not.
Miss Tony Katz ninety three, WIBC, good morning. In one
of the statements made by Tulci Gabbard, who is the
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Director of National Intelligence, yesterday in a press conference there
in the White House press room, Tony Kats ninety three, WIBC,
good morning, the briefing room. It was a it was
an actually rather shocking statement. I shared it on the
social side. I couldn't actually believe that it was said.
(17:14):
And what was said was that, yes, indeed, the Russians sought,
as they do, to have influence in the elections. This
idea that you know, necessarily they were huge fans of
Donald Trump is an accurate. There were certainly more of
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a feel and a belief that Hillary Clinton was standard
operating procedure, it would be easier to control, but that
they had dirt on Hillary Clinton, and it was it
was very it was very odd to hear her say that.
(18:01):
But one of the things that she said was that
the Russians knew that Hillary Clinton, then the Democratic nominee
of a president she was the secretary of State, was
on heavy tranquilizers. Now hold on a second, can we
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discuss this for just a moment. Here's what the Director
of National Intelligence said, do you believe that.
Speaker 6 (18:32):
Any of this new information implicates former President Obama in
criminal behavior? We have referred and will continue to refer
all of these documents to the Department of Justice and
the FBI to investigate the criminal implications of this.
Speaker 2 (18:48):
I'm sorry, I know you're going to refer to Justice,
and so you should. I'm asking, what in the world
is this about heavy tranquilizers. I thought that was very weird,
because so we understand each other. You think I trust
anything that comes out of Russia, You're out of your mind.
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You think I trust anything that is said by Vladimir Putin?
You are insane to believe that in your certifiable you
shouldn't be allowed to operate heavy machinery. Hillary Clinton was
on heavy tranquilizers. What kind of thing? And then you
remember her trying to get into the van. Oh no,
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if you've never seen the video, there is a video
of Hillary Clinton on It's New York Street. A van
pulls up to take her and her party, a black van.
She is rigid, but she is stumbling. Her staff is
propping her up to stand up, and then her staff
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is pushing her towards the van, literally pushing her into
the van, because if they weren't there, she would have
fallen down and you would have thought this woman was
having a seizure. The video is famous. It is right
there for the world to see. It was the first
thing I thought of, and it was the first thing
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a lot of people thought of. Do I think the
Russians had this information? I wouldn't trust them at all,
but my god, when you look at the video, you're like,
maybe they got something. I thought it was a weird
thing to mention. I think recognizing the levels to which
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Hillary Clinton is involved in this duplicity, I think that
is extremely important. The story is important because it's the
manipulation of our government against the citizenry, and investigations have
to happen. It's not the only thing going on. We've
got training camp happening. And I don't know if you
heard Chris Ballard, but man, he does not sound like
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a guy who can lead. I've got that story coming up.
I do think it is very cool that the Indiana
Fever are going to be wearing I think it's for
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six games. Uh, the Stranger Things Jersey. It's it's cool.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC good morning. It is the
final season of Stranger Things, and yes they are wearing
the uh they're wearing the jersey there with the hole
Stranger Things look on it. It's did they do They
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must have done it last year. Maybe I just don't
recall it. But it's going to it's going to sell.
That jersey is going to sell in a in a
very very good way. But I think the story right
now is training camp has begun for the Colts. And
(22:13):
I didn't ask you to grab this stuff, producer Carl,
but there was some audio that Ryan Hedrick was playing
yesterday from from Chris Ballard, the general manager, talking about
you know, yeah, it stinks to not get in the
playoffs four years in a row, and talking about Anthony Richardson,
and I am left in the same place I have
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always been regarding Ballard. Do I claim to be a
football guy? No? No, I just I listen. Ballard was
one of these guys who during George Floyd wanted to
scream at you about things that were political. You had
to say the Black Lives matter. Can I notice that
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the organization is a leftist organization, a socialist organization. Can
I discuss what they think about the nuclear family. Can
I discuss what Patrisse Caulers was doing with the money
or was that somehow verboten. I'm not gonna get into
I'm not gonna play this game. Ballard played that game
and I thought less of him, and I was certainly right.
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Certainly you could argue that there is no success and
maybe that's a reason that he should be let go.
But to hear him talk about Anthony Richardson and I
just want to put down my marker. I think Daniel
Jones is going to start the season. Richardson allegedly comes
in a little bit leaner, maybe a little faster, which
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is crazy because physically the guy is a phenom. But
that's without taking the field and these issues taking the field.
I'm not even mad at the guy. You're not gonna
hear me bad talking. It's that he didn't have enough
college experience to warrant the a lot of physical attributes.
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But there's gonna be a lot of development that clearly
is going to need to be done here, and I
don't think it's there yet, And there was certainly a
leadership question tapping out because they're tired and things have
to come. People have to grow into who they are.
I do think it's going to be Daniel Jones. And
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I think the way he described Anthony Richardson was very,
very odd. But hear him talking about, yeah, I know
it stinks, not getting into the playoffs four years in
a row. It's the way he described it, the way
he got into it. I said to myself, there's no
way this guy commands respect in the room. I don't
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think people I wouldn't know if they hate him. I
wouldn't suspect that they hate him. I would have no
way of saying that. That would be a total speculation. But
the idea that they're is some kind of real respect
for Chris Ballard in the organization. By play you can't
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get me to buy into it. Hurt him yesterday and
I said, oh, oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
no way. This does not sound like a guy who
is going to lead you into battle and will be
there on the front lines taking the saber, taking uh
the gunfire with you. No, no, no, I can't. I
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can't imagine he's around another year. Can't. Wouldn't believe it.
You'd have to, you'd have to play in a super
Bowl for him to be around another year and even
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popcorn because there is more. Now I'm gonna ask you,
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uh producer, Carl, do you happen to have the Diego
Morales audio? I can find it, but that's all right,
I've got it, Boo. You see when Diago Morales, the
Secretary of State, called WIBC fake news. Oh oh gosh,
(28:13):
that's funny. That is funny. This happened is so real.
Story that took place. He is speaking, as Indie reporter
describes an Indie Underscore reporter Underscore on the Twitter acts
he is speaking to the Motor Vehicle Advisory Board. And
first he is chock full of ego? Did he say
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he did say that Honda coming to Indianapolis? Who is
ninety nine percent Donald Trump one percent him? That's that
is unbelievable for the staff that works with Diego Morales.
You understand how weird that is, right you? You you
know you know that's nutty, don't you You know that's
(28:58):
what you're every time you walk that off, don't you
say to yourself, this can't look good on a resume.
I bring you this. This is Diego Morales in this meeting.
I can't make this up. Guys. Here's what he says. Sure,
(29:21):
he says that we are fake news.
Speaker 4 (29:26):
So as you are known.
Speaker 7 (29:28):
And this is good for all you members of the
board now as well to all our guests, distinguished guests here.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
You know, one of the things that we're going to
try to do right now is to share with you
the hard work that the moralest administration has been doing
since I took office.
Speaker 2 (29:45):
Hold on, stop, take a moment. Morales administration, Morales administration?
What what does that even mean? Has a secretary of
state ever referred to themselves as their administrations to broad administration,
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the Morales administration. Here's a question. Has Diego Morales in
all of his international trips that he cannot explain who
does the funding for and refuses to explain who pays
for those trips? In all of those trips, has he
referred to himself to other world leaders or other dignitaries
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as the Moraleis administration. Has he ever in a discussion
where is a Turkey, India, wherever he's been, has he
ever described himself as the Moraleis administration. I would argue
that that's a very very large misrepresentation of what he is.
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And I would argue that that a misrepresentation could very
well be purposeful. I have questions I would love and
answer to that again. I say to his staff, every day,
you choose to show up. So first he refers to
himself as the Morales administration.
Speaker 7 (31:09):
Then he continues, because the fake news will never share
that the fake.
Speaker 2 (31:14):
Hold on, let me go back here. It is here.
Speaker 4 (31:18):
You know.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
One of the things that we're going to try to
do right now is to share with you the hard
work that the Morales administration has been doing since I
took office. Because the fake news will never share down
the fake WIBC, the fake in the Star, they.
Speaker 2 (31:34):
Will never Okay, all right. One could argue that he's
not talking about WIBC. He's talking about specific people on WIBC.
We didn't mention specific people on WIBC. So he's talking
about me. So I guess I get the right to respond. Producer, Carl,
do you have his phone number?
Speaker 1 (31:54):
No?
Speaker 2 (31:55):
I don't. I asked you to get his phone number.
Get his phone number. This is happening. Find his number.
If we do it now, we'll do it later. We're calling.
I would like to know what is fake. I would
like to know what I ever said that was fake.
You want to call in three one seven, two, three nine,
(32:15):
ninety three, ninety three. I've got five microphones and no waiting.
I've got five microphones and no waiting. Secretary Morales, why
why do you think you're Trump? Why do you think
you can get away with this? What are you doing? Listen?
(32:36):
I can't get into your mind, but it is very
clear and very obvious. You want the fight. Okay, all right, listen. Uh,
if you want the fight, you're gonna get the fight.
I'm fine with it. Josh Lowry wants to fight, he
gets the fight. Guy doesn't listen to the show. Guy
doesn't know a single opinion I have. He leads to
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Hamilton County Democrats, but he only cares about the app
Steam files because it can go after Trump. He doesn't
actually care that children were sex trafficked. It seems to
me that Josh Lowry, based on his statements, the leader
of the Democrats in Hamilton County, does not care about
children being sex trafficked. I think that's a very awful position, disgusting.
I think Hamildon County Democrats can do better his words,
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his statements, the way he presents himself by making the
accusation that somehow I am there to protect Trump, when
you guys know, I have a body of work that
says I don't care who is on the Epstein list.
I want him if they were involved in the islands
and sex with children, I want them in jail. I'm
clear as day. But fake news, fake news. Secretary Morales,
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where you're gonna have to answer that question for me,
I'm gonna send reporter after reporter, I'm gonna hire people
to ask you what it is that was said that
was fake? Oh? Do you not like that? We asked
questions about who paid for your trips? Do you not
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like that? We asked questions about why you hired your
brother in law. I don't care what you like. You're
an elected official. Your job is to answer the question.
You went around the state begging for the vote. You hustled,
and you did. You hustled, and now you get there
and you can't handle the basic criticisms. I'm sorry, that's
too weak. And the Republican Party, and I'm talking to
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the delegates, you can't vote for this guy again. He's
too weak. Diego Morales is soft. Delegates, he's soft. Do
you get it? He can't handle the baseline. His answer
is fake news. He thinks he's Trump. That's adorable. He
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took trips and we don't know paid for them. It's
not fake to ask the question he hired his brother
in law. It's not fake to ask why, so, what's
the fake news? What is it? Answer the question we
are going to ask. We want the answer and a
reminder to his staff. You show up every day, you
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don't have to do that. You just don't have to
do that. But if anybody thinks I'm letting this go,
I don't think you understand what's going on here. And
for Republicans, Randy delegates, you can't do this. Get right
with the Lord. This guy is one term today on
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the marketplace, tea time the things that used to have value.
Man Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning. During a downtime,
I'm clearing my head. I'm getting ready for what's next
on the show. I find myself on Facebook marketplace. The
marketplace cool stuff, odd stuff, weird stuff, strange stuff, all
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cash today. So easy to do. So, there's all sorts
of stuff on the marketplace. I bought, I've sold it,
done everything, and some of these things I share with you.
I forgot to add the image at first. Guys, So
if you go to the Twitter x and you refresh,
you'll see the picture. Matt Bear, do you drink tea?
Speaker 5 (36:49):
I used to. I don't anymore.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
What happened?
Speaker 5 (36:53):
Well, I started drinking coffee again.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
Is that right?
Speaker 5 (36:55):
Yeah, we make to coffee.
Speaker 8 (36:57):
I just I need the extra caffee, Batista, good Man,
he's a therapeutic real life.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
It doesn't doesn't t have like plenty of caffeine in it.
Speaker 8 (37:05):
Not in my estimation. No, to me, tea has no caffeine.
Even if it does.
Speaker 5 (37:11):
I need the I need a lot of caffeine in
the morning.
Speaker 2 (37:14):
But it has no caffeine. Even if it does, it's
not even a second.
Speaker 5 (37:18):
It's a very good sentence, Tony.
Speaker 8 (37:19):
I mean, I'm saying it has caffeine in it, but
just that I don't feel like it has enough. There
might be a mental block here, or I think coffee
is actually caffeine and tea's not.
Speaker 5 (37:29):
But the tea just doesn't do it for me like coffee.
Speaker 2 (37:31):
Tea is like non alcoholic beer. Thank you, Carl, Wow,
that's tea Drinkers are gotta be very upset with you
for the way you.
Speaker 5 (37:39):
Got the oduels of coffee.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
Right, you're disparaging tea. You're saying it doesn't have caffeine.
I don't drink tea because tea is disgusting. But it's communism,
you know, the the This is not a story about tea,
because this is a sale of fifty extremely rare Homer
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Laughlin teacups. Wow. Now, first things first, if you have
fifty of them in a tote bag, they're not extremely rare.
Speaker 8 (38:11):
You got a package these things a little bit right,
willy nilly in your bag.
Speaker 2 (38:15):
According to this it's the extremely rare and hard to
find pattern thirty six ninety nine. They were listed fifteen
weeks ago in Cincinnati, Ohio. And you can get these
for five bucks each or all fifty for one hundred
and twenty five dollars. Thank you, Matt Bear. These things
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used to be you know, you got married, you got
your set, you got your china set. These things will
be displayed in the home. And now all of this
stuff seems to be relic stuff. Do you think china
like this still has a value.
Speaker 5 (38:56):
Absolutely? Oh, I love these.
Speaker 8 (38:57):
I would buy these if I had a place to
put them, Like, may you buy him from Mom? Just
as a gift, doesn't have to be like Mother's Day
or anything. Just send like I set a FOURD to
mom and be like here because I love these. I
love good stuff, And I don't know, I can't tell
from the picture what exactly the design is. Demand is
he kind of looks like a whaler somebody who's about
the harpoon and a shark or something.
Speaker 2 (39:19):
But yeah, yeah, it's got a little bit of that,
a little bit of that kind of feel to it
that's accurate, you know.
Speaker 8 (39:23):
Kind of like a dead lace ketch kind of thing.
But I absolutely adore these teacups. And if I had
some place to put him at for fifteen dollars a pop.
I don't know anything about porcelain or anything or what
the actual value is, but I would bite on this
because they are cool.
Speaker 5 (39:39):
They are neat.
Speaker 2 (39:40):
Some people in the chat room are saying, first of all,
tea is delicious. Well whatever if listen chat room, we
love you, but stop it, just stop it. And number
two Claudia is saying we need Matt Bear's coffee again.
Funny that you should mention it. The call was made yesterday.
(40:05):
What and joy Ride and road Rage are coming back.
They will be for sale, I believe in the month
of August. Why that is right, Matt Bear's Coffee. There's
the joy Ride and then there's the extra caffeine road
(40:26):
Rage not Teah. These are coming back. They will be
for sale at events. We are going to find people
to carry them. We might have an online distribution opportunity
for you. Yes, we are bringing this back. We are
going to get with Matt Engage the charitable component, just
to say here you go and it's going to be
(40:47):
available for you. Matt Bear's Coffee is back. Awesome.
Speaker 8 (40:50):
That call was made yesterday and there is somebody thank
you for doing that. I'm really excited about it. And
it's really really good coffee. It's really it tastes it's
just not like something it's brewed here locally, so I
really like that.
Speaker 2 (41:04):
And yes, road Rage and Joyride come from Julian Coffee Roasters.
Speaker 5 (41:08):
Outstanding people.
Speaker 8 (41:09):
I got to go out there when we first do
it and meet the gentleman I can't remember his name,
but the whole operation is just something that feels very local,
very Indiana, and the coffee is just gangbusters.
Speaker 5 (41:20):
So I'm so thrilled we're doing this. I think it's awesome.
Speaker 2 (41:23):
Get ready for that. We will have big announcements coming
in the next couple of weeks. Tony Katz, ninety three, WIBC,
Good Morning. I was gonna get to the story in
the next hour, but somebody had posted it and was like, hey,
did you see this Patrick. I was like, yeah, I'm
gonna talk about in the eight o'clock Ara, but I'm
going to talk about it now. Tony Katz, ninety three, WIBC,
(41:45):
Good morning, Good to be with you. This is about
how Immigration's Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers worked with the
Avon Police conducting traffic stops throughout Avon to detain illegal immigrants.
Tony Katz, WIBC, Good morning, Good to be with you. So,
(42:06):
as Fox fifty nine reports it, Max lewis reporting, there
are no police reports from Avon Police documenting the arrests.
They do not appear in the Hendricks County Jail public log.
The FBI confirms that they were part of the operation.
We did not conduct traffic stops, says the FBI is
not authorized to conduct those. We were there to assist
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Avon Police and Ice with any federal warrants. So now
here comes the question you know. This is the question
we asked IMPD Chief Chris Bailey, who, to his credit
and the interview is there at WIBC dot com, came
on answered the question. You might not like every answer,
but he was pressed and he answered, and we will
have him back if you're willing to answer the questions.
(42:50):
Not every question is easy. You get to come back
here when you're not willing to answer questions, that's a
whole different that's a whole different thing altogether. The Avon
Police Chief Sean Stoop sending to Fox fifty nine an
email that discussed the operation. He confirmed that his officers
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conducted what is in quotes a traffic blitz in the
Avon area. They made numerous stops for traffic violations, registration violations,
aggressive drivings, and the quote is during a few of
these traffic stops, our police officers encountered undocumented and or
unlicensed foreign nationals. Avon police officers requested assistance from Immigrations,
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Customs and Enforcement agents. Agents responded to the traffic stop
location and assisted with identifying the foreign nationals and conducted
their own investigation into the status of those individuals. Now,
I come back to the chief. Chief Tony Katz, How
are you are you stating, sir, that you were not
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assisting Immigrations and Customs enforcement with a sweep, but rather
you were only involved in normal traffic stops and happened
to come upon a whole series of people who are
in the country illegally and ice therefore made twenty arrests.
(44:17):
Is is that your argument.
Speaker 1 (44:22):
Is?
Speaker 2 (44:24):
How often does that happen? I'm assuming this isn't the
first time Avon police have been involved in stopping somebody
for speeding. How often have those arrests in the past
led to a call to Immigrations and Customers Enforcement? I
guess we're getting to the heart of a matter, sir,
which is were you asked to assist in an immigration
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suitep by Immigrations and Customers Enforcement or any federal official.
Were you asked to participate in assisting in an Immigrations
acustom enforcement in an immigration sweep by federal immigration official? Sir?
Yes or no? We're asking based on the reporting from
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Max Lewis at Fox fifty nine. We'd appreciate an answer.
You're more than welcome on the show to explain it.
We'd love to talk about it and how that works.
(45:40):
So the Secretary of State, Diego Morales took to a
hearing to talk about how great he is. He was
speaking to the Motor Vehicle Advisory Board, as reported by
Indie Reporter, and he said this as.
Speaker 7 (46:00):
Well, to all our guests, distinguished guests here.
Speaker 3 (46:04):
You know, one of the things that we're going to
try to do right now is to share with you
the hard work that the Morales administration has been doing
since I took off his Because the fake news will
never share that fake WIBC, the fake in the Star.
Speaker 2 (46:18):
They will never the fake WIBC. What if we ever
said that's fake? What if I ever said that's fake?
Well I need to know. So I went to the
Secretary of State's website and I found the phone number.
Give him a call, producer, Carl, Let's find out what
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we said that was fake. Now, I know all the rules, guys,
you got to you gotta let them know you're on
the air and all that jazz. I've got all that.
You know, somebody doesn't want to talk on air. I'm
not here to stop somebody who's on the staff, right
or get upset with them. But Diega moralesy fake? What
do we mean never mind. He calls it the Morales administration.
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That's a whole nother.
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Okay, five is working. We'll see being you tell me
the Secretary of State's phone systems.
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Speaker 2 (47:51):
You, and you say that, please.
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Speaker 2 (48:02):
Maybe it's our phone. I think it's our fun.
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Security another number, any other number.
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Please press seven.
Speaker 2 (48:23):
We'll try again. We'll try again. We'll we'll, we'll, we'll
get it together. I'm trying to figure this out. You
said fake, So what's so? What's so fake? Explain yourself?
I mean if I can't get an answer, I'm hiring
reporters and every day they're going to go to the
State House. Every day they're going to ask this question.
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We're gonna bring video cameras. We're gonna do everything fake news.
Tell me what w IBC did was fake? Or retract
a statement your choice. Secretary Morales also, I've got five
microphones and no waiting. You want to discuss it here,
let's discuss it here. Happy to do it, Happy to
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do it. Yesterday we were speaking with Representative Andrew Ireland
and then had a technical issue. We weren't able to
get into the whole conversation. He is back and we
will talk about what's going on with the prosecutors and
should the citizens or this General Assembly have more power
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to deal with those in office who aren't doing the job.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning. Before we were
rudely interrupted, State Representative Andrew Ireland and I were discussing
his theory regarding how does one deal with rogue judges,
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rogue prosecutors, those who won't do the job. Tony Katz
ninety three, WIBC, Good morning. What kind of authority should
this state have should the people have in saying this
isn't working? Representative Ireland joins me, Oh, right now, we
have the story over at WIBC dot com, and I
might be starting a little bit from the beginning here.
(50:13):
Sorry about the technical issues yesterday. This is about saying
of a prosecutor, and certainly the conversation has resolved around,
revolved around Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears that if you're
choosing not to actually prosecute things that matter, we should
have the ability to remove you from office. This doesn't
exist right now within the pantheon of all the laws
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and regulations in Indiana.
Speaker 4 (50:39):
Good morning, Tony, good to be back. No, it does it,
and that's interesting to me.
Speaker 10 (50:43):
So, the Indiana Constitution does provide a catch all impeachment clause,
but the Indiana Supreme Court does interpreted that to not
include prosecutors and circuit judges.
Speaker 4 (50:52):
And that's been the lawn now for about sixty years,
and really it's never been challenged.
Speaker 10 (50:57):
Set So, if you want to provide an impeachment power
to the General Assembly for a prosecutor a circuit judge,
you got to amend the constitution.
Speaker 2 (51:07):
So amending the Constitution, in your view would mean what, hey,
we have the right to remove somebody for cause? Is
are you talking about a specific standard that isn't being upheld? What?
How do you see that the fundamentals of this type
of legislation.
Speaker 10 (51:24):
So typically would you look at you know, language both
in Indiana but in other states too, it's mouth seasons, misseasons,
abuse of office, getting to the heart of Frankly, individuals
who are negligent in their office, that they're failing to
live up to their duties.
Speaker 2 (51:41):
When we talk about not living up to their duties,
can you further define what that means? What have you
seen that involves not living up to one's duties.
Speaker 10 (51:52):
Sure, I'll give you a few examples here, Tony Frankly,
I talked to prosecutors throughout the states. Every day they
send me cases. Is amazing some of the things that
they catch, things that are just popping up on the
docket on a normal week here in Marion County.
Speaker 4 (52:06):
One is DeMarcus mcclouds. This is the Indigo bus arsonist.
You may have seen him in the news.
Speaker 10 (52:11):
He was in and out of jail more than forty
six times of the last decade or so. Here, everything
from battering and threatening to kill a police officer at
the city market.
Speaker 4 (52:21):
He's assaulting employees.
Speaker 10 (52:23):
He attempted to carjack out in front of a McDonald's,
and then he arsened an Indigo bus. And yet he's
out bragging that he is a get out of jail
free card under Ryan Mears. I mean, those are his
words that he says, either get out of jail free
card under this current prosecutor or you've got you know
the five year old the little girls are that was
just recently by her father. You know, that wasn't something
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that should have been a shock to anybody. That same
man had a case for battering a child, then a
baby and raping her mother and he got a sweetheart
deal for that, and then he had an invasion of
privacy charge that came up where he took a sweetheart.
Speaker 4 (53:01):
Plea deal the week that he hung his little child.
Speaker 10 (53:04):
We did things like that that keep me up at
night because we've got a prosecutor clearly is not serious
about these violent individuals continue to offend, they get back
on the streets, and they do it again.
Speaker 2 (53:14):
Talking to a representative, state representative Andrew Ireland, a District
ninety discussing giving the General Assembly the power to impeach
prosecutors and judges who failed to enforce a state law.
We should get into the judges conversation in your legislation.
What is the how does this deal with, for example,
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the judgment of a prosecutor. Right, prosecutors have the right
to decide what they're going to charge, how they're going
to charge these things. And if you are now saying
that the General Assembly should get involved in this, are
you taking away the ability of prosecutors to be able
to do what is best as they see it, as
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they were elected to do it for the people they represent.
Speaker 4 (54:05):
No, I don't think so.
Speaker 10 (54:06):
Listen, you know there's always prosecutorial discretion and we're never
concerned about any one case.
Speaker 4 (54:11):
Right.
Speaker 10 (54:11):
What you're looking at, though, is when you have dozens
hundreds of cases over the years where you either fail
to prosecute, you under prosecute, you cut sweetheart deals. Over time,
that adds up, and we're seeing the consequences of.
Speaker 4 (54:24):
It here in our capital city.
Speaker 10 (54:25):
And I think that is the point where it's time
for the state to step in and say we're not
going to put up with a citymore. We're not going
to let you burn our capital city to the ground.
Speaker 2 (54:33):
And that you know, I'm not arguing that anybody should
burn the capital city to the ground. I'm very much
clear on that subject talking to state Representative Andrew Ireland.
But yes, the the term I was looking for was
prosecutorial discretion. Is this legislation somehow thwarting that reality which
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you say you favor.
Speaker 10 (54:56):
No, I don't think so at all. So of course
you have discretion, but you cannot abuse that discretion. And
that's a standard we use all the time.
Speaker 4 (55:02):
Of the courts.
Speaker 10 (55:02):
Right, So, a court has discretion, but the discretion only
goes so far, and you certainly don't have discretion to
outright not enforce certain laws because you don't like the
law on the books.
Speaker 2 (55:14):
This also would applied to judges. Is there somebody that
comes to mind as you engage this or was it
the prosecutor conversation you decided to expand it.
Speaker 4 (55:25):
Well, I think it's both. Right.
Speaker 10 (55:26):
So you've got a prosecutor who clearly I don't think
is doing his job, But you have judges who are
not being a solid check on that either. So when
you look at these sweetheart plea deals, for example, judges
have a lot of discretion on whether or not to
accept or deny those plea agreements, and too often right
now it seems like a rubber stamp where you've got
this really just ridiculous sweetheart deal and the judge says
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it's on the piece of paper. I guess it's good enough,
and they rubber stamp and they move on again.
Speaker 4 (55:54):
I really think we want individuals to scrutinize that. And
if that means we've got to remove a few judges
before they all start doing their job, I'm okay with that.
Speaker 2 (56:03):
What is the appetite of the Republican Party to take
this on?
Speaker 4 (56:08):
Well, you know, I can't.
Speaker 10 (56:09):
Speak for anybody else, right, but I would just say
that the faults here that live.
Speaker 4 (56:13):
On the South Side, they see it. I think they
would love to see the job done.
Speaker 10 (56:17):
Frankly, Again, I don't care, frankly if it's a Republican
a Democrat. I just want somebody who is going to
hold violent ascenders accountable so people can be safe in
our community here. You can go downtown and feel safe
at night, and right now, that is not the reality.
Speaker 2 (56:33):
You want people to be safe, so do I. But
that wasn't the question, sir. You have to actually get
this through a General Assembly with a Republican supermajority that
very often does not have the stomach for these kinds
of social issues. What is the mood of the Republican
Party and the General Assembly for this type of legislation.
Speaker 10 (56:50):
Well, I get, Tony, I get I'm not the other
members right, But I will say that the Senate, for example,
has passed a very similar impeachment resolution multiple times. Mike Young,
for example, Senator Young brought a very similar bill in
the path and got it through the sun. So we
know at least one side of the equation there is
already taken care of. Now that still requires the House
to do it too. But I got to tell you,
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I think there is some appetite for this, whether it's
this or some other solution.
Speaker 4 (57:16):
Just this year we passive build.
Speaker 10 (57:18):
Of the house built ten oh six that went and
had a kind of a review.
Speaker 4 (57:21):
Process for prosecutors.
Speaker 10 (57:23):
It needs more teeth, frankly, but it allows prosecutors to
start policing their own and calling individuals like mirrors out.
Speaker 2 (57:31):
You've got Representative Andrew Ireland, State Representative, House District ninety.
I appreciate you taking the time to be with us.
I'm glad you were able to call back and we
were able to have the conversation in full. Representative Ireland,
we'll talk soon. Times to fill up on the news,
Tony katz in ninety three WIBC, Good morning. Dow futures
(57:52):
are down two thirty eight. Nasdaq futures are up fifty five.
I don't feel too bad for the market, which those
a forty four nine to seventy six yesterday. Oil prices
up a tech West Texas crewed at sixty five dollars
and ninety three cents a barrel of the Brent crewd
at sixty nine dollars and eleven cents to ten year
(58:14):
treasury four point four to three. Up a little bit,
but still in in that range right there. You want
great audio, great audio, James Franklin, head coach Penn State
University football. Why is this event not happening in Indianapolis.
(58:37):
We're talking about a gathering of the Big Ten.
Speaker 1 (58:40):
A lot of our beat writers did not come to
this because.
Speaker 2 (58:45):
They couldn't afford to get out here. And the majority
of our teams are near Chicago where this used to
always be.
Speaker 1 (58:51):
The majority of our teams are or near Indianapolis where.
Speaker 2 (58:54):
This used to be, and it creates a different environment.
I walk around the lobby, I don'll see I'll see
any signage, I'll see anything for the Big Ten. I'll
see people getting autographs. I'll see. It's a different vibe
and it's a different feeling. And this goes on for
a minute. In forty seconds, Hey, look, Vegas is a
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their babies to sign? He literally says, I was signing
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song from the Tony Kats TK Thursday Music Moments. You
can find that over there at WIBC dot com. And
not only that, producer Carl there, he's uh, he's got
the playlist. It's right there, easy to do, easy to find,
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and you can listen and it is fantastic, fantastic. Check
it out for yourself. Oh dude, come now, staying in
the Fox theme? How could you? I mean, I do
love some frank, but this is too easy. This isn't
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un this isn't fair. Tony Kats ninety three w IBC.
Good morning, It's time to play America's favorite game. What
the heck is that TV theme song? Here is how
we play the game? Right? Producer Garl picks a television
theme song from yesteryear. I have to guess what it is.
(01:03:19):
It's that simple. But this one's too easy. But as usual,
I will phone a friend, Matt Bear. Matt Bear, what
is this television theme song? Married with Children?
Speaker 10 (01:03:34):
Tony?
Speaker 2 (01:03:34):
Oh, you see you're supposed to.
Speaker 8 (01:03:38):
If I said anything else, I'd never forgive myself. That's
one of my favorite shows. When I was a kid,
I had to say married with children. I could not
do myself wrong.
Speaker 2 (01:03:46):
There no, no, no, okay, we're all expecting cop Rocket.
We were expecting Tony. That's the theme to small Wonder.
Speaker 5 (01:03:57):
Hey, this is the first one I'm known like in months.
Speaker 2 (01:04:03):
Incredible. It is married with children. That's it, That is
all there is to it. Be sure to get the
full list over at WIBC dot com. Oh gosh, Josh
Lowry is responding to my commentary earlier and poorly. If
you want to see what it is a progressive does
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and how they obfuscate, be sure to check out Josh
Lowry on the Twitter x. The leader of the Hamilton
County Democrats. Oh oh gosh, I should have expected. No reflection,
no level of shame, no level of decency. Just misdirect, misdirect, misdirect.
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Here's what we know. It seems that the leader of
the Hamilton County Democrats doesn't care that children were sex
trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein. He only cares. How do we
get Trump? This is Democratic party in Hamilton County. Don't
blame me, blame yourselves. What are you guys doing? Honestly,
what the hell are you doing? This is the best
you've got, dear lord, please, we've got our own issues.
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We've got Diego Morales. Which again to the delegates, you're
not bringing this guy back for a second term as
Secretary of State. No, no, you're no, you're not. Now.
I don't know if I can get the job done,
but I'm going to move heaven and earth to do
what I can. Delegates can't seriously think that this guy
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is Okay, this is world class insane commentary from the
Secretary of State.
Speaker 7 (01:05:38):
Members of the Board, No, as well to all our guests,
distinguished guests here. You know, one of the things that
we're going to try to do right now is to
share with you the hard work that the Morales administration
has been doing since I took office. Because the fake
news will never share that, the fake WIBC, the fake
in the Star, they.
Speaker 4 (01:05:59):
Will never.
Speaker 2 (01:06:01):
So I'm asking what's fake? So we tried to call,
we can't get through that number. Producer Carl is gonna
reach out there. We're reaching out on social media and
if I have to start showing up to the State
House at five am, okay, you get there at five am, right,
Secretary Morales, you canna answer some questions at five am.
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Explain to me one thing that WIBC has said that
is fake. You didn't talk about specific people, you said, WIBC. Okay,
now you gotta answer the question. You gotta retract. It's
your choice. What have we said that's fake? You're not Trump,
and any delegate who thinks of him as Trump, My god,
Republicans might need some new delegates. What are you doing?
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Tell me the difference right now between Diego Morales and
Josh Lowry. Honestly, I think they might be the same person.
Have you ever seen them in the same room together.
What's the difference between so called Republican Morales and progressive
jobsh Lowry. I I don't know either. Oh, guys, I'm
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not usually the guy who engages the fights like this,
but you know what, let's do this.
Going in effect this afternoon, so we're sunny, hot, humid,
but otherwise quiet. Today's high ninety three, most importantly, feels
like temperatures those heat in disease around one hundred and five.
Might be a little bit higher in spots, and take
it easy. Tonight partly yes, is exactly what it is.
Partly cloudy, A few showers and storms possible overnight, Thus
chances are going to be north of the city, a
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low down to seventy five. Friday's still a steamy dayle
will have on and off showers and storms could help
cool things down a little bit. Tomorrow's high ninety one.
Same thing this weekend. Saturday, some afternoon storms, a high
of eighty nine, just some spotty storm chances for Sunday,
otherwise dry, partly cloudy, a high of ninety So the.
Speaker 2 (00:42):
Heat today, the humidity today, we were talking about getting
into the triple digits. Yeah, So just to make sure
you still feel we're.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
There, Oh yeah, absolutely, Today temperature wise, is going to
be the hottest. I also think it's going to be
the highest humidity that we'll have in kind of this
this stretch of heat that we're gonna be dealing with.
And it's gonna be dry. So you combine both of those,
it's gonna max out easily over one hundred degrees. That's
across the state, but I think there's an opportunity that
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we could get up to around one hundred and five,
and in some extreme cases, maybe as hot as one
hundred and ten. I think that's gonna be probably closer
to southwestern Indiana around Evansville, but I wouldn't be shocked
to see some intermittent spots that hot later this afternoon.
Speaker 2 (01:25):
That's Marcus Bailey telling you we're all going to die.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
That's right, We're gonna burn.
Speaker 2 (01:32):
All right. That's a ly ugly forecast. And I will
just remind people, to the very best of my ability
that in the situation like this, come out, hydrate, keep
your pets hydrated, check out a neighbor, don't be doing
(01:55):
work outside, and you know that jog you're gonna go for.
Show a little self control and don't do that. Just
do it. Just don't do it. Yeah, that's it's Look
at me, I'm really healthy. No no, no, no. If
you're jogging in this humidity, that's called the death wish.
And I want you to go get help.
Speaker 1 (02:12):
That's right, that's take it easy.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
Just just you know, I wonder how many I can
play in just one conversation right there, right. And if
you know somebody who wants to jog in this heat,
just running right away from them, just not in the heat.
It's not in the heat. They have to leave because
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it's going to be right. The point is you are
getting away from it. And if people are offended by this,
oh you, I don't care. I'm being honest. If you're
running in this humidity, you're just completely out of your mind,
and you should lose all your friends and you're gonna
look around. You're gonna be like, what, well, you decided
(02:58):
to run in nine thousand percent humidity? Why would anybody
want to be friends with you? That's just weird. So
get the help that you need. And then after you
get that help, go back to your friends and say, guys,
I don't know what I was thinking. My brain was
all like, but now I'm fine. Got admit that wasn't bad, Marcus.
Speaker 1 (03:23):
I am seriously impressed. And there was no pausing whatsoever, no,
not at all on the fly, bang bang bang. That
was impressive.
Speaker 2 (03:32):
The worst part is you might even want to have
an intervention with this friend of yours who's running in
this humidity, and they're gonna be all like, but you're
gonna have to talk to them if you want to
be their friends otherwise, otherwise you're just gonna have to
say to them, OK, that's it, that's it, right, You're
(03:57):
gonna have to tell them they have to leave, and eventually,
when their name comes up, you're gonna be like and
then say to yourself.
Speaker 3 (04:03):
All right, alright, alright.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
I'm so glad they're gone. I think I'm done. Now,
I think I got out of my system.
Speaker 1 (04:11):
You were that guy that, like everybody, if you got
a mad Libs book, we wanted to give it to you,
right because you could just fly through it because that
was basically like the interactive version of mad.
Speaker 4 (04:22):
Libs Drunk and stupid.
Speaker 5 (04:26):
There's no way to go through life.
Speaker 2 (04:29):
I don't know that that one that just that just
slipped out. It's fine if my choice is that or
running in this humidity. Yeah, I'll take.
Speaker 1 (04:38):
The first, all day, every day.
Speaker 2 (04:41):
Yep, Yeah, I'm gonna do it. A radio show now,
all right, we'll see you all right. That's Marcus Bailey
of Which TV seventy five degrees already in the American
standard Cooling Weather Center, the time is six eleven calls
that in anyway, good radio, fantastic radio.
Speaker 1 (05:02):
You really are.
Speaker 2 (05:10):
I can't true that in the slightest How's panel asking
for a subpoena. I'm Bill and Hillary Clinton in the
Epstein pro I am shocked that it is now reached
the fevered pitch. Of course, the Democratic Party they want
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something to talk about the word from Hakim Jeffreys, a
true obscenity that the Republicans are just out there to
protect pedophiles. My gosh, who does he think he's going
to grab tu a side? Which is the whole point,
(05:56):
which is the argument, no one, And I'm going to
break down a couple of the pieces of this, and
of course even more information from Tulsey Gabber, the Director
of National Intelligence, more information coming out. The left can
downplay it from now until the end of time. America
is not They're not. They see this and see what
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the Obama administration did. There is no question that this
idea of oh squeaky clean, oh my gosh, we never
had a scandal with Obama all over and the more
you learn, the more sickened you will be. And I
would argue that all of this kind of sickens, not
kind of all of this, whether it's Epstein's stuff and
(06:44):
how it's been rolled out or this stuff about Obama,
it all sickens. The world is crazy, but we don't
have to be man Ain't that the truth? Keep it here.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning.
Speaker 6 (06:58):
As you know, Jesse, the integrity of our democratic republic,
of our elections is of paramount importance to the American people.
Knowing what had occurred previously, the things, this Russia hoax
thing that was called a conspiracy, I wanted to get
to the bottom of the truth of what actually happened here.
This was obviously important to President Trump, but again is
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an issue of importance to every single American in this
country in the future of our country as a republic.
So shortly after coming into this position as Director of
National Intelligence, I formed a special team to investigate this issue.
Speaker 4 (07:36):
I got to tell you.
Speaker 6 (07:37):
It wasn't easy. There were a lot of deep state
obstacles that exist still within the intelligence community. But ultimately
we had a whistleblower who came forward that brought some
critical pieces to this story. And we were able to
discover these documents and find these documents that really pointed
to President Obama directing his national security leaders and James
(08:00):
Clapper and John Brennan to manufacture this January twenty seventeen
Intelligence Community Assessment. The investigation that I led at ODE
and I that we released last week Friday, provided a
lot of those foundational building blocks and proof for what
we know happened.
Speaker 2 (08:20):
What we know happened, Let's say that again for the
people in cheap seats. What we know happened. More and
more information about how John Brennan, James Clapper, Barack Obama,
the then President of the United States, Loretta Lynch, the
then Attorney General, James Comey, the then FBI director, manipulated data,
(08:47):
flat out lied. And so we're clear because we did
get it right from the beginning. But there might be
an even better way to say it. There is no
question about whether or not the Russians sought to have
influence on American elections or any election, that they are
meddlers from the word go. The story here is that
(09:10):
they didn't. The story here is that everything you were
told about Russian meddling didn't happen, and the moves of
maneuvers from what the intelligence community stated in all of
their different agencies versus what the leaders of those agencies
put forth and allowed to be stated. Well, that's the story.
(09:34):
Tony Katz, ninety three WIBC, Good morning. The very clear
documentation that explains that John Brennan, who we have described
and explained as a communist, is a bird of the
feather of Barack Obama, a low individual, not decent, but
(09:56):
of course because of it, got hired by MSNBC. The data,
the documentation is so very very clear that he knew
that things like the Steele dossier were valueless, were an embarrassment,
(10:16):
didn't care when the director wouldn't remove what was in
information or thoughts about the dossier, And when confronted with
the dossier, we're talking about the Christopher Steele dossier, Trump
and Russia with hookers and blah blah blah blah blah.
(10:38):
When confronted with the many flaws of the dossier, responded, yes,
but doesn't it ring true? I don't care what rings true?
Boo boo, I care what is investigate, prosecute Obama Clapper
Brennan Comy these guys perpetrated a fraud. These guys tried
(11:04):
to subvert the duly elected president of the United States.
Those are the facts. Let me give you one more
fact because here in Indianapolis, es Central Indiana, we are
confronted with an epidemic. This is an epidemic of really
(11:27):
so before I was rudely cut off, I don't know
tech issues happened. Roll with a boo boo Tony Katz
in ninety three WIBC Good Morning. I was gonna tell
you a story, and it's a story of tell me
you've never heard the show, but don't actually tell me
you've heard. You haven't heard the show, right, you've seen
(11:50):
that meme? Tell me you don't know this by not
telling me, you know, you know what I'm talking about.
This is a very very range thing to say. As
we were talking about more and more information regarding Epstein,
you now have people pushing in committee to get Epstein information.
(12:13):
You have a judge that has said, sorry, we are
not going to allow this information to be released. A
judge refused to unseal the files. And you're like, why
are we still talking about this? Well, I want to
be clear, we're talking about this because Pam Bondi screwed
(12:35):
it up from the beginning. She screwed it up, the
way it was presented, the way it was pushed forward,
the whole binders and nonsense. It's it's an embarrassment from
the word go. It didn't have to go this way.
We're talking about it because Trump doubled down on it.
(12:57):
Huge mistake. It was and by the way, everybody makes mistakes,
this is his. And then the Democrats not able to
talk about the economy, not able to talk about the border,
not able to talk about in the Middle least, not
able to talk about Ukraine, not able to talk about
anything except their desire to tell little boys that could
be little girls. Oh, I'm sorry too soon. They have
(13:21):
nothing else, so they're like, hey, Republicans are protecting pedophiles.
I swear to you, the most broken people. Ever. That
brings us to one of the broken people. There's a real,
real epidemic in Central Indiana of ignorant politicos and outright fools. Today,
(13:45):
or at least for now, we talk about Josh Lowry.
Josh Lowry is the chair of the Hamilton County Democrats.
I have never met Josh Lowry, I don't know if
I ever will, but Josh Lowry has decided that I'm
public Enemy number one, which is adorable. He posts two
(14:08):
X as he has posted many things before that prove
he doesn't pay attention to the show. He posts a
photo to X sent to me of Donald Trump. He's
wearing the make America Grade Again hat, but instead of
saying make America great again, it says I'm on the list.
Because there was a Well Street Journal story that says
that Pambondi brief President Trump. The attorney general brief President
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Trump that he was on the Epstein list, which I
was told there is no list, and now all of
a sudden, there's a list that he's in these files.
Can I ask why he sent that to me? How
many of you know that I have said from the beginning,
I don't care who is on the list. If you
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were involved in sexual activities with under our age children,
I want you in jail. I don't care about your
last name. I don't care about your money, I don't
care about power, I don't care about anything. You go
to jail. How many how many of you heard me
say that, hold on, hold on county hands and all
of you, why would he send that. This is an
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example of Josh Lowry and the Hamilton County Democrats. They
don't care if children were abused. Let me say it again,
Hamilton County Democrats based on the statement from their leadership.
And if you tell me he's not the leader, why
in the world does it say Josh Lowry chaired the
Hamilton County Democrats. My take is that you don't care
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about children being sexually trafficked and abused at all, not
an ounce What you care about is a political win,
and you have taken no time to listen to this program,
which all of Indiana listens to to understand my position.
(16:02):
You just said, throw it out there, we don't care.
Throw it out there, live, throw it out there, destroy,
throw it out there, try and manipulate with a track
record like that, Josh Lowry, you could be the next
John Brennan or James Clapper. Stop embarrassing yourself, Stop embarrassing
the Hamilton County Democrats. You should listen to the show,
(16:26):
and if you did, you'd be smart enough to know
not to do ridiculous things like that. Precious, but if
you want to come for the King, you best not.
Miss Tony Katz ninety three, WIBC, good morning. In one
of the statements made by Tulci Gabbard, who is the
(16:50):
Director of National Intelligence, yesterday in a press conference there
in the White House press room, Tony Kats ninety three, WIBC,
good morning, the briefing room. It was a it was
an actually rather shocking statement. I shared it on the
social side. I couldn't actually believe that it was said.
(17:14):
And what was said was that, yes, indeed, the Russians sought,
as they do, to have influence in the elections. This
idea that you know, necessarily they were huge fans of
Donald Trump is an accurate. There were certainly more of
(17:36):
a feel and a belief that Hillary Clinton was standard
operating procedure, it would be easier to control, but that
they had dirt on Hillary Clinton, and it was it
was very it was very odd to hear her say that.
(18:01):
But one of the things that she said was that
the Russians knew that Hillary Clinton, then the Democratic nominee
of a president she was the secretary of State, was
on heavy tranquilizers. Now hold on a second, can we
(18:26):
discuss this for just a moment. Here's what the Director
of National Intelligence said, do you believe that.
Speaker 6 (18:32):
Any of this new information implicates former President Obama in
criminal behavior? We have referred and will continue to refer
all of these documents to the Department of Justice and
the FBI to investigate the criminal implications of this.
Speaker 2 (18:48):
I'm sorry, I know you're going to refer to Justice,
and so you should. I'm asking, what in the world
is this about heavy tranquilizers. I thought that was very weird,
because so we understand each other. You think I trust
anything that comes out of Russia, You're out of your mind.
(19:08):
You think I trust anything that is said by Vladimir Putin?
You are insane to believe that in your certifiable you
shouldn't be allowed to operate heavy machinery. Hillary Clinton was
on heavy tranquilizers. What kind of thing? And then you
remember her trying to get into the van. Oh no,
(19:35):
if you've never seen the video, there is a video
of Hillary Clinton on It's New York Street. A van
pulls up to take her and her party, a black van.
She is rigid, but she is stumbling. Her staff is
propping her up to stand up, and then her staff
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is pushing her towards the van, literally pushing her into
the van, because if they weren't there, she would have
fallen down and you would have thought this woman was
having a seizure. The video is famous. It is right
there for the world to see. It was the first
thing I thought of, and it was the first thing
(20:20):
a lot of people thought of. Do I think the
Russians had this information? I wouldn't trust them at all,
but my god, when you look at the video, you're like,
maybe they got something. I thought it was a weird
thing to mention. I think recognizing the levels to which
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Hillary Clinton is involved in this duplicity, I think that
is extremely important. The story is important because it's the
manipulation of our government against the citizenry, and investigations have
to happen. It's not the only thing going on. We've
got training camp happening. And I don't know if you
heard Chris Ballard, but man, he does not sound like
(21:06):
a guy who can lead. I've got that story coming up.
I do think it is very cool that the Indiana
Fever are going to be wearing I think it's for
(21:26):
six games. Uh, the Stranger Things Jersey. It's it's cool.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC good morning. It is the
final season of Stranger Things, and yes they are wearing
the uh they're wearing the jersey there with the hole
Stranger Things look on it. It's did they do They
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must have done it last year. Maybe I just don't
recall it. But it's going to it's going to sell.
That jersey is going to sell in a in a
very very good way. But I think the story right
now is training camp has begun for the Colts. And
(22:13):
I didn't ask you to grab this stuff, producer Carl,
but there was some audio that Ryan Hedrick was playing
yesterday from from Chris Ballard, the general manager, talking about
you know, yeah, it stinks to not get in the
playoffs four years in a row, and talking about Anthony Richardson,
and I am left in the same place I have
(22:39):
always been regarding Ballard. Do I claim to be a
football guy? No? No, I just I listen. Ballard was
one of these guys who during George Floyd wanted to
scream at you about things that were political. You had
to say the Black Lives matter. Can I notice that
(22:59):
the organization is a leftist organization, a socialist organization. Can
I discuss what they think about the nuclear family. Can
I discuss what Patrisse Caulers was doing with the money
or was that somehow verboten. I'm not gonna get into
I'm not gonna play this game. Ballard played that game
and I thought less of him, and I was certainly right.
(23:21):
Certainly you could argue that there is no success and
maybe that's a reason that he should be let go.
But to hear him talk about Anthony Richardson and I
just want to put down my marker. I think Daniel
Jones is going to start the season. Richardson allegedly comes
in a little bit leaner, maybe a little faster, which
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is crazy because physically the guy is a phenom. But
that's without taking the field and these issues taking the field.
I'm not even mad at the guy. You're not gonna
hear me bad talking. It's that he didn't have enough
college experience to warrant the a lot of physical attributes.
(24:03):
But there's gonna be a lot of development that clearly
is going to need to be done here, and I
don't think it's there yet, And there was certainly a
leadership question tapping out because they're tired and things have
to come. People have to grow into who they are.
I do think it's going to be Daniel Jones. And
(24:26):
I think the way he described Anthony Richardson was very,
very odd. But hear him talking about, yeah, I know
it stinks, not getting into the playoffs four years in
a row. It's the way he described it, the way
he got into it. I said to myself, there's no
way this guy commands respect in the room. I don't
(24:48):
think people I wouldn't know if they hate him. I
wouldn't suspect that they hate him. I would have no
way of saying that. That would be a total speculation. But
the idea that they're is some kind of real respect
for Chris Ballard in the organization. By play you can't
(25:11):
get me to buy into it. Hurt him yesterday and
I said, oh, oh no, no, no, no, no, no,
no way. This does not sound like a guy who
is going to lead you into battle and will be
there on the front lines taking the saber, taking uh
the gunfire with you. No, no, no, I can't. I
(25:36):
can't imagine he's around another year. Can't. Wouldn't believe it.
You'd have to, you'd have to play in a super
Bowl for him to be around another year and even
then questionable. Tony Katz ninety three WIBC. Good morning, getting
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uh producer, Carl, do you happen to have the Diego
Morales audio? I can find it, but that's all right,
I've got it, Boo. You see when Diago Morales, the
Secretary of State, called WIBC fake news. Oh oh gosh,
(28:13):
that's funny. That is funny. This happened is so real.
Story that took place. He is speaking, as Indie reporter
describes an Indie Underscore reporter Underscore on the Twitter acts
he is speaking to the Motor Vehicle Advisory Board. And
first he is chock full of ego? Did he say
(28:36):
he did say that Honda coming to Indianapolis? Who is
ninety nine percent Donald Trump one percent him? That's that
is unbelievable for the staff that works with Diego Morales.
You understand how weird that is, right you? You you
know you know that's nutty, don't you You know that's
(28:58):
what you're every time you walk that off, don't you
say to yourself, this can't look good on a resume.
I bring you this. This is Diego Morales in this meeting.
I can't make this up. Guys. Here's what he says. Sure,
(29:21):
he says that we are fake news.
Speaker 4 (29:26):
So as you are known.
Speaker 7 (29:28):
And this is good for all you members of the
board now as well to all our guests, distinguished guests here.
Speaker 3 (29:35):
You know, one of the things that we're going to
try to do right now is to share with you
the hard work that the moralest administration has been doing
since I took office.
Speaker 2 (29:45):
Hold on, stop, take a moment. Morales administration, Morales administration?
What what does that even mean? Has a secretary of
state ever referred to themselves as their administrations to broad administration,
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the Morales administration. Here's a question. Has Diego Morales in
all of his international trips that he cannot explain who
does the funding for and refuses to explain who pays
for those trips? In all of those trips, has he
referred to himself to other world leaders or other dignitaries
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as the Moraleis administration. Has he ever in a discussion
where is a Turkey, India, wherever he's been, has he
ever described himself as the Moraleis administration. I would argue
that that's a very very large misrepresentation of what he is.
(30:50):
And I would argue that that a misrepresentation could very
well be purposeful. I have questions I would love and
answer to that again. I say to his staff, every day,
you choose to show up. So first he refers to
himself as the Morales administration.
Speaker 7 (31:09):
Then he continues, because the fake news will never share
that the fake.
Speaker 2 (31:14):
Hold on, let me go back here. It is here.
Speaker 4 (31:18):
You know.
Speaker 3 (31:19):
One of the things that we're going to try to
do right now is to share with you the hard
work that the Morales administration has been doing since I
took office. Because the fake news will never share down
the fake WIBC, the fake in the Star, they.
Speaker 2 (31:34):
Will never Okay, all right. One could argue that he's
not talking about WIBC. He's talking about specific people on WIBC.
We didn't mention specific people on WIBC. So he's talking
about me. So I guess I get the right to respond. Producer, Carl,
do you have his phone number?
Speaker 1 (31:54):
No?
Speaker 2 (31:55):
I don't. I asked you to get his phone number.
Get his phone number. This is happening. Find his number.
If we do it now, we'll do it later. We're calling.
I would like to know what is fake. I would
like to know what I ever said that was fake.
You want to call in three one seven, two, three nine,
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ninety three, ninety three. I've got five microphones and no waiting.
I've got five microphones and no waiting. Secretary Morales, why
why do you think you're Trump? Why do you think
you can get away with this? What are you doing? Listen?
(32:36):
I can't get into your mind, but it is very
clear and very obvious. You want the fight. Okay, all right, listen. Uh,
if you want the fight, you're gonna get the fight.
I'm fine with it. Josh Lowry wants to fight, he
gets the fight. Guy doesn't listen to the show. Guy
doesn't know a single opinion I have. He leads to
(32:57):
Hamilton County Democrats, but he only cares about the app
Steam files because it can go after Trump. He doesn't
actually care that children were sex trafficked. It seems to
me that Josh Lowry, based on his statements, the leader
of the Democrats in Hamilton County, does not care about
children being sex trafficked. I think that's a very awful position, disgusting.
I think Hamildon County Democrats can do better his words,
(33:20):
his statements, the way he presents himself by making the
accusation that somehow I am there to protect Trump, when
you guys know, I have a body of work that
says I don't care who is on the Epstein list.
I want him if they were involved in the islands
and sex with children, I want them in jail. I'm
clear as day. But fake news, fake news. Secretary Morales,
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where you're gonna have to answer that question for me,
I'm gonna send reporter after reporter, I'm gonna hire people
to ask you what it is that was said that
was fake? Oh? Do you not like that? We asked
questions about who paid for your trips? Do you not
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like that? We asked questions about why you hired your
brother in law. I don't care what you like. You're
an elected official. Your job is to answer the question.
You went around the state begging for the vote. You hustled,
and you did. You hustled, and now you get there
and you can't handle the basic criticisms. I'm sorry, that's
too weak. And the Republican Party, and I'm talking to
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the delegates, you can't vote for this guy again. He's
too weak. Diego Morales is soft. Delegates, he's soft. Do
you get it? He can't handle the baseline. His answer
is fake news. He thinks he's Trump. That's adorable. He
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took trips and we don't know paid for them. It's
not fake to ask the question he hired his brother
in law. It's not fake to ask why, so, what's
the fake news? What is it? Answer the question we
are going to ask. We want the answer and a
reminder to his staff. You show up every day, you
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don't have to do that. You just don't have to
do that. But if anybody thinks I'm letting this go,
I don't think you understand what's going on here. And
for Republicans, Randy delegates, you can't do this. Get right
with the Lord. This guy is one term today on
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the marketplace, tea time the things that used to have value.
Man Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning. During a downtime,
I'm clearing my head. I'm getting ready for what's next
on the show. I find myself on Facebook marketplace. The
marketplace cool stuff, odd stuff, weird stuff, strange stuff, all
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sorts of stuff. And I bring it to you. The
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cash today. So easy to do. So, there's all sorts
of stuff on the marketplace. I bought, I've sold it,
done everything, and some of these things I share with you.
I forgot to add the image at first. Guys, So
if you go to the Twitter x and you refresh,
you'll see the picture. Matt Bear, do you drink tea?
Speaker 5 (36:49):
I used to. I don't anymore.
Speaker 2 (36:52):
What happened?
Speaker 5 (36:53):
Well, I started drinking coffee again.
Speaker 2 (36:55):
Is that right?
Speaker 5 (36:55):
Yeah, we make to coffee.
Speaker 8 (36:57):
I just I need the extra caffee, Batista, good Man,
he's a therapeutic real life.
Speaker 2 (37:01):
It doesn't doesn't t have like plenty of caffeine in it.
Speaker 8 (37:05):
Not in my estimation. No, to me, tea has no caffeine.
Even if it does.
Speaker 5 (37:11):
I need the I need a lot of caffeine in
the morning.
Speaker 2 (37:14):
But it has no caffeine. Even if it does, it's
not even a second.
Speaker 5 (37:18):
It's a very good sentence, Tony.
Speaker 8 (37:19):
I mean, I'm saying it has caffeine in it, but
just that I don't feel like it has enough. There
might be a mental block here, or I think coffee
is actually caffeine and tea's not.
Speaker 5 (37:29):
But the tea just doesn't do it for me like coffee.
Speaker 2 (37:31):
Tea is like non alcoholic beer. Thank you, Carl, Wow,
that's tea Drinkers are gotta be very upset with you
for the way you.
Speaker 5 (37:39):
Got the oduels of coffee.
Speaker 2 (37:42):
Right, you're disparaging tea. You're saying it doesn't have caffeine.
I don't drink tea because tea is disgusting. But it's communism,
you know, the the This is not a story about tea,
because this is a sale of fifty extremely rare Homer
(38:03):
Laughlin teacups. Wow. Now, first things first, if you have
fifty of them in a tote bag, they're not extremely rare.
Speaker 8 (38:11):
You got a package these things a little bit right,
willy nilly in your bag.
Speaker 2 (38:15):
According to this it's the extremely rare and hard to
find pattern thirty six ninety nine. They were listed fifteen
weeks ago in Cincinnati, Ohio. And you can get these
for five bucks each or all fifty for one hundred
and twenty five dollars. Thank you, Matt Bear. These things
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used to be you know, you got married, you got
your set, you got your china set. These things will
be displayed in the home. And now all of this
stuff seems to be relic stuff. Do you think china
like this still has a value.
Speaker 5 (38:56):
Absolutely? Oh, I love these.
Speaker 8 (38:57):
I would buy these if I had a place to
put them, Like, may you buy him from Mom? Just
as a gift, doesn't have to be like Mother's Day
or anything. Just send like I set a FOURD to
mom and be like here because I love these. I
love good stuff, And I don't know, I can't tell
from the picture what exactly the design is. Demand is
he kind of looks like a whaler somebody who's about
the harpoon and a shark or something.
Speaker 2 (39:19):
But yeah, yeah, it's got a little bit of that,
a little bit of that kind of feel to it
that's accurate, you know.
Speaker 8 (39:23):
Kind of like a dead lace ketch kind of thing.
But I absolutely adore these teacups. And if I had
some place to put him at for fifteen dollars a pop.
I don't know anything about porcelain or anything or what
the actual value is, but I would bite on this
because they are cool.
Speaker 5 (39:39):
They are neat.
Speaker 2 (39:40):
Some people in the chat room are saying, first of all,
tea is delicious. Well whatever if listen chat room, we
love you, but stop it, just stop it. And number
two Claudia is saying we need Matt Bear's coffee again.
Funny that you should mention it. The call was made yesterday.
(40:05):
What and joy Ride and road Rage are coming back.
They will be for sale, I believe in the month
of August. Why that is right, Matt Bear's Coffee. There's
the joy Ride and then there's the extra caffeine road
(40:26):
Rage not Teah. These are coming back. They will be
for sale at events. We are going to find people
to carry them. We might have an online distribution opportunity
for you. Yes, we are bringing this back. We are
going to get with Matt Engage the charitable component, just
to say here you go and it's going to be
(40:47):
available for you. Matt Bear's Coffee is back. Awesome.
Speaker 8 (40:50):
That call was made yesterday and there is somebody thank
you for doing that. I'm really excited about it. And
it's really really good coffee. It's really it tastes it's
just not like something it's brewed here locally, so I
really like that.
Speaker 2 (41:04):
And yes, road Rage and Joyride come from Julian Coffee Roasters.
Speaker 5 (41:08):
Outstanding people.
Speaker 8 (41:09):
I got to go out there when we first do
it and meet the gentleman I can't remember his name,
but the whole operation is just something that feels very local,
very Indiana, and the coffee is just gangbusters.
Speaker 5 (41:20):
So I'm so thrilled we're doing this. I think it's awesome.
Speaker 2 (41:23):
Get ready for that. We will have big announcements coming
in the next couple of weeks. Tony Katz, ninety three, WIBC,
Good Morning. I was gonna get to the story in
the next hour, but somebody had posted it and was like, hey,
did you see this Patrick. I was like, yeah, I'm
gonna talk about in the eight o'clock Ara, but I'm
going to talk about it now. Tony Katz, ninety three, WIBC,
(41:45):
Good morning, Good to be with you. This is about
how Immigration's Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers worked with the
Avon Police conducting traffic stops throughout Avon to detain illegal immigrants.
Tony Katz, WIBC, Good morning, Good to be with you. So,
(42:06):
as Fox fifty nine reports it, Max lewis reporting, there
are no police reports from Avon Police documenting the arrests.
They do not appear in the Hendricks County Jail public log.
The FBI confirms that they were part of the operation.
We did not conduct traffic stops, says the FBI is
not authorized to conduct those. We were there to assist
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Avon Police and Ice with any federal warrants. So now
here comes the question you know. This is the question
we asked IMPD Chief Chris Bailey, who, to his credit
and the interview is there at WIBC dot com, came
on answered the question. You might not like every answer,
but he was pressed and he answered, and we will
have him back if you're willing to answer the questions.
(42:50):
Not every question is easy. You get to come back
here when you're not willing to answer questions, that's a
whole different that's a whole different thing altogether. The Avon
Police Chief Sean Stoop sending to Fox fifty nine an
email that discussed the operation. He confirmed that his officers
(43:12):
conducted what is in quotes a traffic blitz in the
Avon area. They made numerous stops for traffic violations, registration violations,
aggressive drivings, and the quote is during a few of
these traffic stops, our police officers encountered undocumented and or
unlicensed foreign nationals. Avon police officers requested assistance from Immigrations,
(43:32):
Customs and Enforcement agents. Agents responded to the traffic stop
location and assisted with identifying the foreign nationals and conducted
their own investigation into the status of those individuals. Now,
I come back to the chief. Chief Tony Katz, How
are you are you stating, sir, that you were not
(43:54):
assisting Immigrations and Customs enforcement with a sweep, but rather
you were only involved in normal traffic stops and happened
to come upon a whole series of people who are
in the country illegally and ice therefore made twenty arrests.
(44:17):
Is is that your argument.
Speaker 1 (44:22):
Is?
Speaker 2 (44:24):
How often does that happen? I'm assuming this isn't the
first time Avon police have been involved in stopping somebody
for speeding. How often have those arrests in the past
led to a call to Immigrations and Customers Enforcement? I
guess we're getting to the heart of a matter, sir,
which is were you asked to assist in an immigration
(44:48):
suitep by Immigrations and Customers Enforcement or any federal official.
Were you asked to participate in assisting in an Immigrations
acustom enforcement in an immigration sweep by federal immigration official? Sir?
Yes or no? We're asking based on the reporting from
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Max Lewis at Fox fifty nine. We'd appreciate an answer.
You're more than welcome on the show to explain it.
We'd love to talk about it and how that works.
(45:40):
So the Secretary of State, Diego Morales took to a
hearing to talk about how great he is. He was
speaking to the Motor Vehicle Advisory Board, as reported by
Indie Reporter, and he said this as.
Speaker 7 (46:00):
Well, to all our guests, distinguished guests here.
Speaker 3 (46:04):
You know, one of the things that we're going to
try to do right now is to share with you
the hard work that the Morales administration has been doing
since I took off his Because the fake news will
never share that fake WIBC, the fake in the Star.
Speaker 2 (46:18):
They will never the fake WIBC. What if we ever
said that's fake? What if I ever said that's fake?
Well I need to know. So I went to the
Secretary of State's website and I found the phone number.
Give him a call, producer, Carl, Let's find out what
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we said that was fake. Now, I know all the rules, guys,
you got to you gotta let them know you're on
the air and all that jazz. I've got all that.
You know, somebody doesn't want to talk on air. I'm
not here to stop somebody who's on the staff, right
or get upset with them. But Diega moralesy fake? What
do we mean never mind. He calls it the Morales administration.
(46:59):
That's a whole nother.
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Okay, five is working. We'll see being you tell me
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Speaker 2 (47:51):
You, and you say that, please.
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Maybe it's our phone. I think it's our fun.
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Speaker 2 (48:23):
We'll try again. We'll try again. We'll we'll, we'll, we'll
get it together. I'm trying to figure this out. You
said fake, So what's so? What's so fake? Explain yourself?
I mean if I can't get an answer, I'm hiring
reporters and every day they're going to go to the
State House. Every day they're going to ask this question.
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We're gonna bring video cameras. We're gonna do everything fake news.
Tell me what w IBC did was fake? Or retract
a statement your choice. Secretary Morales also, I've got five
microphones and no waiting. You want to discuss it here,
let's discuss it here. Happy to do it, Happy to
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do it. Yesterday we were speaking with Representative Andrew Ireland
and then had a technical issue. We weren't able to
get into the whole conversation. He is back and we
will talk about what's going on with the prosecutors and
should the citizens or this General Assembly have more power
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to deal with those in office who aren't doing the job.
Tony Katz ninety three WIBC, Good morning. Before we were
rudely interrupted, State Representative Andrew Ireland and I were discussing
his theory regarding how does one deal with rogue judges,
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rogue prosecutors, those who won't do the job. Tony Katz
ninety three, WIBC, Good morning. What kind of authority should
this state have should the people have in saying this
isn't working? Representative Ireland joins me, Oh, right now, we
have the story over at WIBC dot com, and I
might be starting a little bit from the beginning here.
(50:13):
Sorry about the technical issues yesterday. This is about saying
of a prosecutor, and certainly the conversation has resolved around,
revolved around Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears that if you're
choosing not to actually prosecute things that matter, we should
have the ability to remove you from office. This doesn't
exist right now within the pantheon of all the laws
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and regulations in Indiana.
Speaker 4 (50:39):
Good morning, Tony, good to be back. No, it does it,
and that's interesting to me.
Speaker 10 (50:43):
So, the Indiana Constitution does provide a catch all impeachment clause,
but the Indiana Supreme Court does interpreted that to not
include prosecutors and circuit judges.
Speaker 4 (50:52):
And that's been the lawn now for about sixty years,
and really it's never been challenged.
Speaker 10 (50:57):
Set So, if you want to provide an impeachment power
to the General Assembly for a prosecutor a circuit judge,
you got to amend the constitution.
Speaker 2 (51:07):
So amending the Constitution, in your view would mean what, hey,
we have the right to remove somebody for cause? Is
are you talking about a specific standard that isn't being upheld? What?
How do you see that the fundamentals of this type
of legislation.
Speaker 10 (51:24):
So typically would you look at you know, language both
in Indiana but in other states too, it's mouth seasons, misseasons,
abuse of office, getting to the heart of Frankly, individuals
who are negligent in their office, that they're failing to
live up to their duties.
Speaker 2 (51:41):
When we talk about not living up to their duties,
can you further define what that means? What have you
seen that involves not living up to one's duties.
Speaker 10 (51:52):
Sure, I'll give you a few examples here, Tony Frankly,
I talked to prosecutors throughout the states. Every day they
send me cases. Is amazing some of the things that
they catch, things that are just popping up on the
docket on a normal week here in Marion County.
Speaker 4 (52:06):
One is DeMarcus mcclouds. This is the Indigo bus arsonist.
You may have seen him in the news.
Speaker 10 (52:11):
He was in and out of jail more than forty
six times of the last decade or so. Here, everything
from battering and threatening to kill a police officer at
the city market.
Speaker 4 (52:21):
He's assaulting employees.
Speaker 10 (52:23):
He attempted to carjack out in front of a McDonald's,
and then he arsened an Indigo bus. And yet he's
out bragging that he is a get out of jail
free card under Ryan Mears. I mean, those are his
words that he says, either get out of jail free
card under this current prosecutor or you've got you know
the five year old the little girls are that was
just recently by her father. You know, that wasn't something
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that should have been a shock to anybody. That same
man had a case for battering a child, then a
baby and raping her mother and he got a sweetheart
deal for that, and then he had an invasion of
privacy charge that came up where he took a sweetheart.
Speaker 4 (53:01):
Plea deal the week that he hung his little child.
Speaker 10 (53:04):
We did things like that that keep me up at
night because we've got a prosecutor clearly is not serious
about these violent individuals continue to offend, they get back
on the streets, and they do it again.
Speaker 2 (53:14):
Talking to a representative, state representative Andrew Ireland, a District
ninety discussing giving the General Assembly the power to impeach
prosecutors and judges who failed to enforce a state law.
We should get into the judges conversation in your legislation.
What is the how does this deal with, for example,
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the judgment of a prosecutor. Right, prosecutors have the right
to decide what they're going to charge, how they're going
to charge these things. And if you are now saying
that the General Assembly should get involved in this, are
you taking away the ability of prosecutors to be able
to do what is best as they see it, as
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they were elected to do it for the people they represent.
Speaker 4 (54:05):
No, I don't think so.
Speaker 10 (54:06):
Listen, you know there's always prosecutorial discretion and we're never
concerned about any one case.
Speaker 4 (54:11):
Right.
Speaker 10 (54:11):
What you're looking at, though, is when you have dozens
hundreds of cases over the years where you either fail
to prosecute, you under prosecute, you cut sweetheart deals. Over time,
that adds up, and we're seeing the consequences of.
Speaker 4 (54:24):
It here in our capital city.
Speaker 10 (54:25):
And I think that is the point where it's time
for the state to step in and say we're not
going to put up with a citymore. We're not going
to let you burn our capital city to the ground.
Speaker 2 (54:33):
And that you know, I'm not arguing that anybody should
burn the capital city to the ground. I'm very much
clear on that subject talking to state Representative Andrew Ireland.
But yes, the the term I was looking for was
prosecutorial discretion. Is this legislation somehow thwarting that reality which
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you say you favor.
Speaker 10 (54:56):
No, I don't think so at all. So of course
you have discretion, but you cannot abuse that discretion. And
that's a standard we use all the time.
Speaker 4 (55:02):
Of the courts.
Speaker 10 (55:02):
Right, So, a court has discretion, but the discretion only
goes so far, and you certainly don't have discretion to
outright not enforce certain laws because you don't like the
law on the books.
Speaker 2 (55:14):
This also would applied to judges. Is there somebody that
comes to mind as you engage this or was it
the prosecutor conversation you decided to expand it.
Speaker 4 (55:25):
Well, I think it's both. Right.
Speaker 10 (55:26):
So you've got a prosecutor who clearly I don't think
is doing his job, But you have judges who are
not being a solid check on that either. So when
you look at these sweetheart plea deals, for example, judges
have a lot of discretion on whether or not to
accept or deny those plea agreements, and too often right
now it seems like a rubber stamp where you've got
this really just ridiculous sweetheart deal and the judge says
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it's on the piece of paper. I guess it's good enough,
and they rubber stamp and they move on again.
Speaker 4 (55:54):
I really think we want individuals to scrutinize that. And
if that means we've got to remove a few judges
before they all start doing their job, I'm okay with that.
Speaker 2 (56:03):
What is the appetite of the Republican Party to take
this on?
Speaker 4 (56:08):
Well, you know, I can't.
Speaker 10 (56:09):
Speak for anybody else, right, but I would just say
that the faults here that live.
Speaker 4 (56:13):
On the South Side, they see it. I think they
would love to see the job done.
Speaker 10 (56:17):
Frankly, Again, I don't care, frankly if it's a Republican
a Democrat. I just want somebody who is going to
hold violent ascenders accountable so people can be safe in
our community here. You can go downtown and feel safe
at night, and right now, that is not the reality.
Speaker 2 (56:33):
You want people to be safe, so do I. But
that wasn't the question, sir. You have to actually get
this through a General Assembly with a Republican supermajority that
very often does not have the stomach for these kinds
of social issues. What is the mood of the Republican
Party and the General Assembly for this type of legislation.
Speaker 10 (56:50):
Well, I get, Tony, I get I'm not the other
members right, But I will say that the Senate, for example,
has passed a very similar impeachment resolution multiple times. Mike Young,
for example, Senator Young brought a very similar bill in
the path and got it through the sun. So we
know at least one side of the equation there is
already taken care of. Now that still requires the House
to do it too. But I got to tell you,
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I think there is some appetite for this, whether it's
this or some other solution.
Speaker 4 (57:16):
Just this year we passive build.
Speaker 10 (57:18):
Of the house built ten oh six that went and
had a kind of a review.
Speaker 4 (57:21):
Process for prosecutors.
Speaker 10 (57:23):
It needs more teeth, frankly, but it allows prosecutors to
start policing their own and calling individuals like mirrors out.
Speaker 2 (57:31):
You've got Representative Andrew Ireland, State Representative, House District ninety.
I appreciate you taking the time to be with us.
I'm glad you were able to call back and we
were able to have the conversation in full. Representative Ireland,
we'll talk soon. Times to fill up on the news,
Tony katz in ninety three WIBC, Good morning. Dow futures
(57:52):
are down two thirty eight. Nasdaq futures are up fifty five.
I don't feel too bad for the market, which those
a forty four nine to seventy six yesterday. Oil prices
up a tech West Texas crewed at sixty five dollars
and ninety three cents a barrel of the Brent crewd
at sixty nine dollars and eleven cents to ten year
(58:14):
treasury four point four to three. Up a little bit,
but still in in that range right there. You want
great audio, great audio, James Franklin, head coach Penn State
University football. Why is this event not happening in Indianapolis.
(58:37):
We're talking about a gathering of the Big Ten.
Speaker 1 (58:40):
A lot of our beat writers did not come to
this because.
Speaker 2 (58:45):
They couldn't afford to get out here. And the majority
of our teams are near Chicago where this used to
always be.
Speaker 1 (58:51):
The majority of our teams are or near Indianapolis where.
Speaker 2 (58:54):
This used to be, and it creates a different environment.
I walk around the lobby, I don'll see I'll see
any signage, I'll see anything for the Big Ten. I'll
see people getting autographs. I'll see. It's a different vibe
and it's a different feeling. And this goes on for
a minute. In forty seconds, Hey, look, Vegas is a
(59:16):
great town, but this is where are people handing me
their babies to sign? He literally says, I was signing
babies in Indianapolis. That's why you do it, Indy, Oh
take this and run everything. Big Ten should happen right here,
(59:37):
right here in Indianapolis. The world is crazy, but we
do not have to be. That's why I bring you
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The world is crazy. We don't have to be crazy.
And every now and then you got to take a breath.
You gotta take a beat. You's got to take a minute.
And so what we do is we grab ourselves a beverage.
As long as you're not driving, I don't care what
the beverage is. And then we roll down the windows.
(01:00:41):
I know there's a lot of humidity out there, but
turn up the air and roll down the windows, turn
up the speakers, step outside, get a little fresh air,
and just a couple of minutes to just be to
just relax. It's all takes. Sometimes we'll get back to
the fight. There's a lot of stuff. You got the
fool hardy Secretary of State Diagram Morales. You've got the really,
(01:01:05):
really despicable leader of the Hamilton County Democrats who only is
interested in the Epstein files to go after Trump and
doesn't care that children were sex traffic. That's my take.
That's my take of what it is he's doing based
on his posts. To me, never mind all the ugliness
of the world. You need a moment. We take a breath.
(01:01:26):
That's the Tony Katz that's me TK Thursday Music Moment
presented by kill a Dent. When we've got the whole
playlist over there at WBC dot com. We went, we
went full yacht rock. We did it, We did it.
We went to nineteen eighty two from the album. If
that's what it takes, roll down the window, turn up
(01:01:48):
the speakers, enjoy a couple of minutes. Michael McDonald, I
keep forgetting producer Carl hit It. The world is crazy,
but no, we do not have to be. It is important,
It is imperative to take a moment, take a breath
(01:02:12):
and take a beat. You can find everything, every single
song from the Tony Kats TK Thursday Music Moments. You
can find that over there at WIBC dot com. And
not only that, producer Carl there, he's uh, he's got
the playlist. It's right there, easy to do, easy to find,
(01:02:34):
and you can listen and it is fantastic, fantastic. Check
it out for yourself. Oh dude, come now, staying in
the Fox theme? How could you? I mean, I do
love some frank, but this is too easy. This isn't
(01:02:56):
un this isn't fair. Tony Kats ninety three w IBC.
Good morning, It's time to play America's favorite game. What
the heck is that TV theme song? Here is how
we play the game? Right? Producer Garl picks a television
theme song from yesteryear. I have to guess what it is.
(01:03:19):
It's that simple. But this one's too easy. But as usual,
I will phone a friend, Matt Bear. Matt Bear, what
is this television theme song? Married with Children?
Speaker 10 (01:03:34):
Tony?
Speaker 2 (01:03:34):
Oh, you see you're supposed to.
Speaker 8 (01:03:38):
If I said anything else, I'd never forgive myself. That's
one of my favorite shows. When I was a kid,
I had to say married with children. I could not
do myself wrong.
Speaker 2 (01:03:46):
There no, no, no, okay, we're all expecting cop Rocket.
We were expecting Tony. That's the theme to small Wonder.
Speaker 5 (01:03:57):
Hey, this is the first one I'm known like in months.
Speaker 2 (01:04:03):
Incredible. It is married with children. That's it, That is
all there is to it. Be sure to get the
full list over at WIBC dot com. Oh gosh, Josh
Lowry is responding to my commentary earlier and poorly. If
you want to see what it is a progressive does
(01:04:24):
and how they obfuscate, be sure to check out Josh
Lowry on the Twitter x. The leader of the Hamilton
County Democrats. Oh oh gosh, I should have expected. No reflection,
no level of shame, no level of decency. Just misdirect, misdirect, misdirect.
(01:04:44):
Here's what we know. It seems that the leader of
the Hamilton County Democrats doesn't care that children were sex
trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein. He only cares. How do we
get Trump? This is Democratic party in Hamilton County. Don't
blame me, blame yourselves. What are you guys doing? Honestly,
what the hell are you doing? This is the best
you've got, dear lord, please, we've got our own issues.
(01:05:09):
We've got Diego Morales. Which again to the delegates, you're
not bringing this guy back for a second term as
Secretary of State. No, no, you're no, you're not. Now.
I don't know if I can get the job done,
but I'm going to move heaven and earth to do
what I can. Delegates can't seriously think that this guy
(01:05:29):
is Okay, this is world class insane commentary from the
Secretary of State.
Speaker 7 (01:05:38):
Members of the Board, No, as well to all our guests,
distinguished guests here. You know, one of the things that
we're going to try to do right now is to
share with you the hard work that the Morales administration
has been doing since I took office. Because the fake
news will never share that, the fake WIBC, the fake
in the Star, they.
Speaker 4 (01:05:59):
Will never.
Speaker 2 (01:06:01):
So I'm asking what's fake? So we tried to call,
we can't get through that number. Producer Carl is gonna
reach out there. We're reaching out on social media and
if I have to start showing up to the State
House at five am, okay, you get there at five am, right,
Secretary Morales, you canna answer some questions at five am.
(01:06:22):
Explain to me one thing that WIBC has said that
is fake. You didn't talk about specific people, you said, WIBC. Okay,
now you gotta answer the question. You gotta retract. It's
your choice. What have we said that's fake? You're not Trump,
and any delegate who thinks of him as Trump, My god,
Republicans might need some new delegates. What are you doing?
(01:06:45):
Tell me the difference right now between Diego Morales and
Josh Lowry. Honestly, I think they might be the same person.
Have you ever seen them in the same room together.
What's the difference between so called Republican Morales and progressive
jobsh Lowry. I I don't know either. Oh, guys, I'm
(01:07:07):
not usually the guy who engages the fights like this,
but you know what, let's do this.
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