Gary Jeff Walker on for Brian Thomas

Episode Transcript

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It's happening. There's a red fromforeign terrors in our country because Joe Biden

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opened up the southern border, gettingready to do us harm. The Day's
news. It's time. It ison Formeric Garland to release the Biden tapes.
Why not fifty five KRC the talkstation. I don't believe it,
not up, no touch me?Hey Ray he terrible. We are well

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with big rock singers. We gotgolden fingers and we're the liver where we
go out like us. We singabout beauty and we sing about you at
ten thousand dollars a show, right, we take all kind of feels to
give us, all kind of frills, but the thrill we never know.
It's a thrill that I'll get youwhen you get show a bit you on

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the cover of the Rolling Stone roll. The want to see my picture on
the cover, cops, but mymother seems smile fade on the cover of
the Rolling Stam's a good idea.I got a freaky old lady name of

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Coke Kaine Katie who in broadres onmy jeans. I've got my pul gray
hair, Daddy, I'm driving myLimos and now it's all decide to blow
our minds and got our minds allready and blown blow that'll get your wing.

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You picked sure that you're on thecover of the roll and soon Rolling
Stone want to see just on thecover Stars now s the cover. One
of the men that actually made thecover of the Rolling Stone after that release

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single by Doctor Hook is celebrating abirthday today. Dennis Lacori, part of
Doctor Hook at his Medicine Show isseventy five On this June thirteenth, twenty
twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walkerand it's great to be with you,
filling in for Brian Thomas once again, before we look ahead to look back
at significant events and people tied tothis particular date in history, including but

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not limited to these. Nineteen fortytwo, a four man Nazi sabotage team
arrived on Long Island, three daysbefore a second four man team landed in
Florida, a coordinated effort at terrorismand sabotage during World War Two. All

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eight men were arrested after two membersof the first group defected, and on
the same date. In nineteen fortytwo, FDR created the Office of Strategic
Services in the Office of War Information. The number though is significant. Eight

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people coming into the country covertly tocommit acts of terror, they were apprehended,
and the eight Tajikistan men who enteredthe country from our southern border have
now been finally apprehended after being letgo originally because there were no red flags

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raised because no one is being vettedat our southern border. Later on in
the show, Charles Marino, who'swritten a book called Terrorist at Our Border
and in Our Country, will joinus to talk about that and much more.
But it's a neat tie in tostuff that's happened before. We really

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should be better prepared after that,after nine to eleven, don't you think
this date? In nineteen sixty six, the Supreme Court ruled in Miranda versus
Arizona the criminal suspects had to beinformed of their constitutional right to consult with
an attorney and to remain silent theMiranda warning. That's where we got.

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Then President LBJ nominated Solicitor General Thirdgood Marshall to become the first black justice
on the United States Supreme Court.It was June thirteenth, nineteen sixty seven.
Four years later, on this date, The New York Times began publishing
excerpts of what were called the PentagonPapers, a secret study of America's involvement

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in Vietnam leading up to and duringthe Vietnam War, that had been leaked
to the paper by military analyst DanielEllsberg who went on trial. And it
was a whole big thing back inthe seventies. But again another example of

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the federal government and the military beingshy about disclosing to Americans, and I
guess everybody else what they were upto. At some point, there's an
argument for that. At some othersit's like, what are you hiding?
The convicted assassin of civil rights leaderMartin Luther King, Junior, James Earl
Ray, recaptured following his escape threedays earlier from Brushy Mountain State Prison in

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Tennessee. The year was nineteen seventyseven. Nineteen eighty one, a scare
occurred during a parade in London,England, when a teenager fired blank shots
at Queen Elizabeth. There's a storyabout firing blank shots or firing shots at
people as a joke that turns outto be no joke. We'll get to

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that in good due time. Thismorning. In nineteen eighty three, June
thirteenth, the US Space pro Pioneerten launched. It had launched in seventy
two, but it was the firstman made craft to leave the Solar System
as it crossed the orbit of Neptune, which meant it had already danced around

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the rings of Uranus. The eightyone day Freeman standoff in Montana ended as
the sixteen remaining members of the antigovernment group surrendered to the FBI and left
the ranch in Montana. The yearwas nineteen ninety six. More on that
as we continue this morning. Junethirteenth, nineteen ninety seven, a jury

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voted unanimously to give Timothy McVeigh thedeath penalty for his role in the Oklahoma
City bombing. Santa Maria, California, date line two thousand and five,
a jury there acquitted Michael Jackson amolesting a thirteen year old cancer survivor the
Neverland Ranch, not guilty. Twentytwelve, On this date, federal prosecutors

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prosecutors Prosecutors prosecutors dropped all charges againstformer Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards after
his corruption trial ended the previous monthin a deadlock jury. The charges didn't
stick against Edwards. Some of thesame broad brush techniques that were used to

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prosecute Donald Trump. Although Donald Trump, there's no evidence and none presented that
he did anything wrong or criminal,and let's see moving down. In twenty
twenty, Atlanta's police chief resigned hoursafter the shooting, the fatal shooting of
Rayshard Brooks. That was a guywho was asleep in his car at Wendy's.

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The police confronted him because he wasdrunk behind the wheel, and he
didn't want to get arrested for beingdrunk behind the wheel, so he fought,
didn't comply with police, grabbed oneof the policeman's tasers and fired it
at them before they killed him.Rightfully, so all right. Birthday list

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Malcolm McDowell, Oh man, Icould watch a clockwork orange any time,
because I'm just a weirdo. MalcolmMcDowell is eighty one today, managed I
said Dennis Lacrarier earlier from Doctor Hook. Richard Thomas, John Boy Walton is
seventy three today. Actor Jonathan Hoganhas a birthday. Stellan Scarsguard comedian Tim

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Allen, the Last Man Standing,is seventy one. North Carolina Governor Roy
Cooper is sixty seven, Ali sheetysixty two. Anna Storm of ESPN fame
also sixty two years old today,Paul Delisle of Smashmouth is sixty one.
Let's see David Gray the singer isfifty six. Denise Pearson from the band

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five Star fifty six years old,and Jamie Walters fifty five. Rivers Cuomo
of the vand Weezer is fifty four. Joe's taking copious notes. I'm certain
Jason Michael Carroll is forty six.And get this, the Olsen Twins.

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That's right, the former child starsand now fashion designers Ashley and Mary Kate
are turning thirty eight on this Junethirteenth. So happy birthday. If it's
your birthday, if it's the bestbirthday ever, and you get to do
the things that you'd like to dowith the people you love to be around,
and that is truly my wish foryou. Coming up on five point

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fifteen, Peter Bronson joins us fora pre Father's Day discussion and more.
Scott Serah, who is a father, will tell you the story about his
daughter Grace and how he says shewas murdered in the hospital. And yes,
it does relate around COVID nineteen.Charles Marino I mentioned the terrorist expert

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Thomas Massey just a bit after eightand from Newport's Italian Fest. Coming up
the last part of the show,Paul Wagner of the Pete Wagner Orchestra and
Nancy James will join us on themorning show. It's five point fifteen.
I'm Gary Jeff working for Brian Thomas. I'm gonna get my mouth in order

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and we'll be right back on fiftyfive KRC the talk station. We got
a bunch of Trump legal to makeour way through the law offices of Clay
and Buck like a civil procedure classto keep up with all the different legal
lawfair that is being brought to bearagainst him bringing the corner to the court.
I understand this stuff's complicated to dayat twelve oh six. If there

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are questions you have that Bucker myselfcan do a better job of explaining justice,
sir, I'm not sure all thelawyers involve. No, there's a
head swivel like moments. This isunique territory in fifty five KRC de Talk
station our iHeart Radio Music Festival.Your forecast dance follows as you wake up
this morning an air quality alert whateverthat is clear and dry, pleasant to

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start, mostly sunny today, warmer, not too humid still, but our
high will reach right around ninety degrees. The air quality alert remains in effect
Tonight isolated showers, Tomorrow mostly cloudy. The mugginess is back with a higher
a round eighty six, a fewclouds tomorrow night and Saturday sonny and up

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to eighty six. It is sixtyone now at fifty five KRC the talk
station. Indeed, that is theforecast. So I'm looking at this story
from the Blaze and Fox News Digitalout of Kansas. Deputies from the Sedgwick

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Sheriff's Office Sedgwick County, Kansas,reportedly responded to a shooting that took place
outside a Goddard walmart just before fiveo'clock back on May eleven. Well,
the shooting did have a victim,an eighteen year old named Anakin Zerring,

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who suffered a gunshot wound to theback, striking his kidney, liver,
and spinal cord. This was asa result of a father going off not
half cocked, all the way cocked, loaded and ready to fire at the
teens because they were involved in agame or a prank known as Senior Assassin.

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I had not heard of this beforenow, but apparently this group of
high schoolers in Kansas we're playing SeniorAssassin. That sounds healthy and wholesome,
doesn't it. Just on the faceof it. It featured gelbead guns.
Well, it resulted in one anaConsidering getting shot with a real firearm that

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left him paralyzed from the waist down, according to his GoFundMe page and the
spokesperson saying he sustained severe entries,including a bullet wound that punctured his duandenum
the upper part of the small intestine. And I know I didn't say that

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correctly do a denim and damaged hisspinal cord, causing loss of sensation from
the waist down. It all soundsvery tragic, and it he is,
But it's the unintended consequence of agame where people are firing guns, not

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real guns, but gelbead guns ina public setting. Two other teenage boys
were with him when the incident occurred, but they soon fled the scene.
Of course, the authorities did eventuallycatch up with him to question them about
the incident. They'd been playing SeniorAssassin, a social media originated game that

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features high schools targeting one another withgelbead guns and water guns, and many
who take part in the game postfootage to social media. That's why they're
playing the game so they can postit. In the future. Everyone will
be famous for fifteen minutes for absolutelynothing. His friends ran into trouble after

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they started shooting their jelbead guns ata seventeen year old female and seventeen year
old boyfriend outside the Goddard Walmart therein Sedgwick County, Kansas. Here's the
thing. If you're playing Senior Assassinand it it's a game and you're all
in it, don't include people whoaren't part of the game. Because the
girl called her father, The NewYork Post reported it was only after the

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two teens were shot that again,the girl calls her father, One Reuben
Marcus Contreras and told him what happened. Daddy didn't like that, and I
can't say as I blame him fornot liking it. Now what he did
next took it a step too far, as you'll see. He eventually made

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his way to the Walmart parking lot, Spotted's airing and his two friends in
their car. He removed his handgunfrom his waistband and fired right directly into
the vehicle, ultimately striking the kid, who's now paralyzed. He has been
charged with first degree attempted murder.The GoFundMe page has raised about twelve thousand

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dollars of the fifty thousand dollars goal. And it's sad that a young man,
because of a stupid social media game, may be paralyzed for the rest
of his life and needs a GoFundMepage. That is said, that's tragic.
It's also tragic that a father isnow facing a lot of prison time,

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and maybe he should for shooting saidteen But if the teenagers weren't involved
in Senior Assassin so they could getclicks on social media, none of this
would have happened. Have we reallydone right by the current generation, even

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by our own generation, of allowingsocial media and technology to creep into every
aspect of our life lives that ultimatelycan cause or at least initiate something like
this. I say no, Butthen maybe I'm just a caveman, which

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means I should be making money doingGeico commercials. I don't know, I'm
just this could have been avoided very, very easily if the boys weren't firing
their gelbeed guns at people who weren'tinvolved in the game. It's all a

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big joke until somebody gets their eyeshotout or is paralyzed for life. It
is five twenty five. I'm GaryJeff Walker and for Brian Thomas on fifty
five KRC the talk station. Issue. No Biden is a front after issue.

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The borders are wide open. It'sall building up, some coming down
to an election like no other.Showing the conversation, I think we've got
to keep on high on the ball. Fifty five KRC the talk station and
this we are under an air qualityalert all day long, but otherwise beautiful.
It's gonna be warm, high abouteighty nine, lots of sunshine but

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not too humid yet. Scattered showersare a possibility overnight tonight, Isolated showers
tomorrow and muggy or on Friday witha high end the mid eighties and sunshines
back for us on Saturday. Itis sixty one at fifty five KRC the
talk station. Well, the cityCouncil's been busy, but to one end.

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On Wednesday, Cincinnati City Council passeda budge motion for a new Sports
Events Commission aimed at bringing more bigevents to Cincinnati, like Taylor Swift.
Although I don't think the city Councilhad anything to do with bringing Taylor Swift
to pay Course Stadium and creating allthat extra revenue for the city, did

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they. No, No, theyhad nothing to do with that. It
was obviously a venue that was wellappealing to the people in Taylor Swift's management
and the concert promoter, and theybrought Taylor Swift in it. It was
a win win. It was agreat thing. Not poo pooing Taylor Swift.

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You do that at your own perilin this day and age. But
according to Julie Calvert, president ofVisit Cincy, who's behind this effort to
create a focus group, a specialcommittee to bring big events to Cincinnati,

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and again, this is not necessarilya bad idea, But why is the
city spending money on it? Twohundred and fifty thousand dollars the original commitment.
We'll see when they can't afford pensionsand the other obligations. They already

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have another example of shaking, shakinga money tree whose leaves have fallen off
already, and yeah, you couldcall it the streetcar effect. But according
to Calvert, a focus group isneeded and the City of Cincinnati needs to

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be a part of paying for thatfocus group. We need to establish a
new sports commission that is connected tothe business community, connected to the civic
community, to the sports, theuniversity community, all these communities to get
together. Anarchy anyway, The newcommission, well, it's good that they're
not excluding anybody. The new Commission, according to the story from a Channel

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nine, is not leaving any sporterevent out of the running. They want
all eyes to be on Cincinnati.In the quotes, you imagine her almost
breathless as she's saying this. It'sgonna bring new visitors, it's gonna bring
new dollars to the community, butimportantly, the eyes of the nation on

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Cincinnati. I'm glad that you're proudof your town and Cincinnati has a lot
to offer. There's no question visitCincinnia for the efforts visit Since he is
contributing a half million dollars for threeyears to the commission. Alongside that,
city council approved a motion to allocatethe quarter million two hundred and fifty grand

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and Seth Walsh, council member,has the drop in the bucket excuse,
this is a two hundred and fiftythousand dollars investment out of the city from
a one point six billion dollar budget, not mentioning, of course, all
of the things that they're supposed they'reobligated, they're mandated to pay for that

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they don't have the money for,and we'll argue about paying for as we
kick the can further down the road. They asked Walsh how council knows the
commission will produce actual results. Thiswas his response. He said, our

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city is no stranger to it.Taylor Swift alone brought in one million dollars
of new revenue into the city's budget. Again, the City of Cincinnati and
no commission had anything to do withTaylor Swift coming to town and bringing one
million dollars of new revenue into thecity's budget. And there's nothing wrong with
being proactive and trying to work withgroups to bring in big events. Not

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against that, but again, theargument it's only two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars is kind of like the federalgovernment's argument when eight billion is spent for
electric vehicle chargers or how many everbillions they have allocated for that to build

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half a million chargers across the countryby twenty thirty. They've been working on
it for two years and they've builteight. Government is just not the best
place to look for innovation and progressever, whether it's a city government,

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of state government, of federal government. Better to let independent people who are
freer from taxes and fees and regulationsto bring innovation and change and big things
to your town or your community.Let the entrepreneurs be free without the constraints

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of having elected muckety MUCKs muck thingsup the way they always do and get
you into financial rabbit holes that youcan't get out of as a community.
Food for thought, don't eat toomuch. But you know again, I

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think it's a great idea for peopleto be focusing on it for visits since
to put forth this effort to bringbig events to our big venues in Cincinnati
and to get the eyes of thenation on Cincinnati. It's fine, but
leave the government out of it,leave the taxpayer out of it. Yes,

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it could benefit the city of Cincinnati, and it's a city revenue and
everybody can share in the the accumulatedriches that may result. But again and
again, they have not hired anybodyyet. And good luck, I mean

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good luck to Julie Calvert. Buta commission did not bring Taylor Swift here,
and a commission is not going tobring anybody else here if it's not
already advantageous for those people to comehere. Capeche five point thirty six fifty
five KRC, the talk station.Hey, if you're listening to me right

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now, I have forecasts some sunshinein it today as we get into the
afternoon, around eighty nine, somuch warmer than it has been earlier this
week. Not too humid yet.There is an air quality alert in effect
for the tri State, whatever thatmay mean to you. Tomorrow, a
chance for some scattered showers, mostlycloudy, muggy, eighty six for a

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high on Friday and sunny and themid eighties on Saturday. We get into
Italian Fast weekend at huts, infestand anything else you got planned. It
is sixty one at fifty five KRCde talk station. Here is our first
check on the roads this morning fromthe UCL Traffic Center, the University of
Cincinnati Cancer Center, is the region'sfirst and only provider a specialized primary care

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services for cancer patients and survivors calledfive one three five eighty five uce CEC
Cruise. A're working with an accidenton seventy five. It's just above Liberty
Way. They're in the medians andtraffic slowing just a bit both sides of
the highway. To take a lookelsewhere. You're in great shape now.
Major time delays into downtown chuck Ingramontfifty five krs. The talk station well

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a couple of days late and afew statues short. The US Park Police
are investigating so called criminal activity afterthe anti Israel protests at the White House
earlier this week and over the weekend. Thousands came into the area in front
of the White House there in LafayettePark this past Saturday to protest Biden's handling

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of the Israel Hamas war. Wehaving the pro Palestinian flags, pro Hamas
flags, channing free Palestine, marchingaround the nation's capital. Okay, so
far, so good. They're idiots, but they have a right to be
idiots according to the First Amendment.But then the mostly peaceful I love when

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they always you know, it's typifythese as mostly peaceful protests where people are
being as vitriolic and as loud aspossible. Okay, protected, I get
it, but then start insulting peoplewho are nearby, or people who do
not agree with them, or peoplesimply because they happen to be Jewish and

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they know it. The mostly peacefulprotests then descended into what was called chaos
in the news story after demonstrators turnedtheir attention to the statues in Lafayette Square
and vandalize them with spray paint andgraffiti, including the statue of Russian Beau,
the French general who helped us winthe revolutionary ward against the Brits and

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has nothing to do with Hamas orIsrael or any of this other than it's
just a symbol. Hits a symbolof American and patriotism and a thankful recognition
of a foreign leader who helped usas we are trying to do for Israel

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that was violently terroristically attacked on Octoberseventh by Hamas i e. The Palestinians.
Other demonstrators turned their attention to parkrangers working the area, and here
is where it got out of therealm of First Amendment out of the realm
of mostly peaceful and into the criminalrealm. Obvious criminal activity the vandalism number

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one, there are statutes. Thereare plenty of laws against you being able
to do that. That is nota protected First Amendment, a right you
have according to our constitution. Graffitiand vandalism is not protected speech. Shouting

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at the park rangers who were working, if you fascist, piggy, piggy
oink oinc. As if the verbalassault wasn't enough, they started throwing water
bottles at the rangers. One wearinghamas headband, held up a bloody face

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mask that depicted Biden and shouted downdown occupation. Another demonstrator put the American
flag on fire. Tomorrow was FlagDay, by the way, the Public
Information Office of the NPS, theNational Park Service, said this investigation is
ongoing. United States Park Police investigatorsare looking to identify anyone involved in criminal

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activity that occurred on Saturday. Thesafety of our employees and our visitors is
our top priority. This is inour nation's capital, which is not as
an alluring tourist destination as it usedto be for obvious reasons i e.
BLM. Crime and a mayor whosimply doesn't care about anything but looking good

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in front of leftists. Unfortunately,Saturday's permitted demonstration resulted in assault of a
park ranger. I'd say multiple assaults. There was more than one water bottle
thrown if you've seen the video,injuries to two US Park Police officers,
and significant damage to park resources,i e. The statues that were vandalized,

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the graffiti and all of that.NPS staff are currently undertaking extensive cleanup
and repair efforts to address the damage. And they went onto their disclaimer that
they've long recognized freedom of speech,press, religion, public assembly, national
parks, other public lands are theembodiment of our democracy. In YadA,

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YadA, YadA, you cannot letyou cannot let the inmates run the asylum.
And that is what is happening withthese pro Hamas protests, these anti
Israel protests. The longer they areallowed to occur without arrest, without any
kind of consequence whatsoever, we arelesser as a country. We're not supporting

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democracy or freedom of speech or anyof the other things that the ACLU lawyers
will tell you we're doing. Byletting it occur, we're just encouraging the
further decline of our society, andI for one hate to see it happen

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and think it shouldn't be happening.And it has everything to do with Democrats
and the left and the Biden administration, and nothing to do with the First
Amendment. Do you agree or not? Five point three seven four nine fifty
five hundred. We continue on fiftyfive KRC. The talk stationer is here.

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Is your home ready for the heaton? Most ninety degrees for a high
today, but still not in theoppressively humid category. There is an air
quality alert nonetheless in effect. Mostlysunny skies and not too bad. Isolated
showers are possible over night Tonight,a low back down to about sixty Tomorrow
morning, and Friday we get alittle stickier, little muggier temperatures and some

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in and out chances for scattered showers. On Friday. It is clear and
sixty one now. And here's howyou're looking on the road so far this
morning from the ucl Traffic Center.The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is the
region's first and only provider of specializedprimary care services for cancer patiency and survivors
called five one three five eighty fiveu SEC see Highways are doing fine with

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Lund exception this morning, that's anaccident on seventy five in the media and
it's above Liberty Way in one twentynine. Traffic slows just a bit to
get by. Chuck Ingram on fiftyfive k r C the talk station,

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Happy birthday the Rivers Cuomo of Weezer. Who's fifty four today. That's the
band right there. Lots of peoplelike Weezer. I don't mind Weezer,

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Gary, Jeff Walker and for BrianThomas. This morning, here's a story,
and I'm just wondering if this isa misprint in the story. This
part of it A twenty hour workweek. This is Prowers County, Colorado.
The coroner in this town in southeastColorado was asking county leaders to give

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him a raise or he'll stop pickingup the dead bodies, which is his
job. In a special meeting,Prowers County Commissioner Ron Cook said he was
surprised to get a call from EMSCruise on June first. Cook said they
told him the county coroner, TommyDunagan, was refusing to respond to the

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scene of a death because he'd alreadyworked his twenty hour work week. Who
has a twenty hour work week.His deputy wasn't available over the Memorial Day
weekend. It's the holiday. Youknow, I've already worked twenty hours this

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week. I mean, maybe that'shis deal, cook said. Dunagan said
if county commissioners didn't want to getthe person's body, it could just sit
there till he was back on theclock. Being a coroner can be a
thankless job. He did tell methat he couldn't go on Saturday and nobody

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to take the call, and thenhe would respond the following day when he
was back on call. I guessthe persons still going to be dead the
next day if the stench isn't gettingtoo bad for the people around. He
eventually did respond to the scene oncethe commissioners agreed to meet and discuss his

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salary. What great leverage to have, you know what, I got the
job. Unless you give me araise, we're gonna have dead bodies everywhere
EMS crews, said the county cornerTommy Dunaghan refused to respond to the scene
of death because he'd already worked twentyhours. Again, Okay, he's paid

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part time, so I mean thatmay explain the twenty hour work week.
He wants full time pay. Iget it, arguing he's supposed to be
on call twenty four to seven.I get that part. A new state
law gave commissioners the discretion to moveDune again to full time starting this year,
but they rejected that idea and gavehim money for a deputy instead.

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Well, it's becoming clearer now thatthis guy has a leg to stand on.
I feel it's appropriate to call you, guys, because it's completely your
decision. Donegan said, it's noone else's decision whether I'm full time or
part time. I mean, thehalf of me that says, well,

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this is your job, this iswhat you're supposed to do. You have
an obligation to do it is kindof mitigated by the fact that they're only
paying him for twenty hours. Iguess if you want the dead bodies picked
up, you'll pony up under statelaw in Colorado. And this is screwed

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up. Commissioners can't amend the coroner'ssalary again until twenty twenty six. Dunigan
says he's considering suing and he wantsProwers County to pay for his attorney.
What a mess and I don't knowmore about specifics of that situation in that

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county with those county commissioners in thiscounty corner. I wish I did,
but I would just guess that thisis more malfeasance on part of the county
commission and they're spending the money somewhereelse, and they felt like it wasn't
important enough. You know, bringout you dad, that the dead people

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get picked up when they die,to pay somebody at least a full time
salary, if not extra money tobe on call twenty four to seven.
I'm not working for anybody twenty fourto seven on call unless I'm getting the
chichang for it. That's just amazing. He won't pick up the bodies if

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he's not paid. More good forhim? Does? It? Sounds like
a bunch of dupuses are running ProwersCounty, Colorado five point fifty six at
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of the hour news updates. We'llget that information to them by radio fifty

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five krc D talkstation. iHeartRadio Broadways. You gotta put your big boy pants
on. Clay Travis and Buck Suckston. Go vote today at noon on fifty
five KRC, the talk station.You know, only a good friend would
get up early in this early inthe morning to join us. But I

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have one of those kind of folkshere with us in the studio, my
good friend Peter Bronson joining us brightand early. Gary Jenffen for Brian again
this morning and tomorrow. So Peter, gosh, what is there to talk
about? Any number of things,sayings, Hey, glad to be here
with you, Gary, Jeff gettingup early it is not a problem for

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me. It's well, I knowyou're busy all the time. Man,
I really cherished those hours before seven. Well, those are quiet. The
phone's not ringing, nobody's sending youtext messages except me sending you text messages
before seven o'clock occasionally. That youknow. Brooksy the cat dog is the

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same way he enjoys being out onthe porch on his leash in the morning
hours because there's not a lot ofkids run around and shouting, and not
a lot of activity on the road. Yes, the weather is, the
air is nice and clean and fresh. It's like finding there's this this perfectly
good morning that nobody's using and it'sall yours. So Father's days ahead,

(41:15):
let's talk about that for a fewmothers. Yeah, you are a father,
Yes I am. I'm not exceptBrooksy the cat dog as far as
I know. But so, howwill you be spending Father's Day this Sunday?
Well? I will, I willprobably relax. My two wonderful children,
James and Liz. They're going totake me out for dinner on Tuesday.

(41:38):
Good, so a place of mychoosing, and it's just wonderful.
Just seeing them be successful and happyis all a father can ask for you.
That's all the gift I want.It's it's weird, and dads are
kind of like that generally, Imean emial. That's great. Just seeing

(41:58):
the kids or knowing that they're doingwell is enough of a gift. Did
you ever hear the Robert Frost commentthat dads are Republicans, moms are Democrats.
Moms moms want to give you things. They want to give you everything
because they have big hearts. Theyjust love you to death. Dads expect
results, well, I think Ithink democrats also want to get things in

(42:23):
return for all of their giving.That's the point. It's an old old
thing. I mean it goes wayback to like the nineteen fifties, I
think when he said that, butit's just so funny. I've always loved
that. That is great. Butdads, generally, like you said,
want their children to be successful.Yes, that's enough of a gift.

(42:43):
As far as getting gifts for dad, the traditional tie or golf balls,
well, golf to golf balls whatever, they really don't care. Dads really
don't generally care, thank you,And they want recognition maybe, but not
even much that it's like, well, you know, come on, I
was in on this. Sure,I wasn't committed like mom was. I

(43:07):
did the groundwork, but Mom was, Yeah, she was committed exactly so,
and it's a special time. Iknow it may be too late now,
but I know you were offering freeshipping for some of your books for
five Absolutely, I'm still not toolate. No, you can still get
them. We can turn them aroundpretty quickly, right, So great Father's

(43:28):
Day gifts. I think if yourdad likes to read about the mob in
Northern Kentucky or the mob in Cincinnati, or about the Civil War. Who
doesn't like the Civil War? Threegood books? So go to Chili Dog
Press dot com and I will tellyou not that I've picked a favorite myself,
but I know a favorite among thetwo books that people have been mentioning

(43:51):
over and over Peter Bronson books havebeen The Forbidden Fruit, The Sin City,
and The Supper Club Blaze, andalso The Man Who Saves Cincinnati,
which is the latest about the CivilWar. Yes, and I know that
you're busy doing book signings, soI'm sure that they're still selling very well.
And I'm so happy for you.Well, thank you, thank you.

(44:14):
In fact, I was just goingto check my calendar. I have
one coming up i'd like to mention, all right, which is the Numismatic
Society. There's a big word,yes, real toothbreaker. The Numismatic Society
is coin collectors, right, andI'm going to be doing the Numismatics Society.

(44:36):
Let's see what is that. That'sin July and it will be at
the Sharonville Convention Center. I think, let's see where is that on my
calendar. I'll tell you what whenI find it, I'll come back to
it, all right. I can'talways find things on this little phone.
They are helpful and they are annoying, is all get out all at the

(44:58):
same time. Dang right, Sowhat do you how do you think Joe
Biden is spending this Father's day besidestrying to figure out where he is and
what his name is and being thankfulthe attention is not on the Biden crime
crime family business. Oh well,this was a major distraction. The Hunter

(45:20):
Biden gun violation was a major distractionand the least of the Biden family's worries
in my estimation. Well, youknow this is this is the first crack
in the facade of the Biden crimefamily. I think this is the first
chance where we really have a conviction. All along, the press, the

(45:45):
media, the legacy media have beentelling us there's nothing there. I mean,
we hear constantly about the hush moneytrial for Trump, but all we
heard about with with Hunter was Hudder'slaptop. Does that sound interesting? That
doesn't sound interesting. No, it'sboring. It's like, oh, Hunter's
laptop, he left it in theshop somewhere and it's got some stuff on
it. Now, I interviewed theguy who was the shop owner, yeah,

(46:08):
who wound up being sued by Hunterand his attendance only for bringing forth
this laptop that was rightfully his afterHunter left it for a certain amount of
time. That's wrongs, John Paulmac Isaac, and he went through no
end hell, tribulations and persecution forjust having recovered a laptop. And look

(46:32):
at the stuff. Remember now,let's go back to Leslie stall On sixty
minutes telling us that there this isall a bunch of Russian disinformation, implying
there's nothing to this story, andall along the New York Post was absolutely
right, and anybody who was reallypaying attention knew that was his laptop.

(46:52):
I mean, this guy who recoveredit. What about Intel experts, Oh,
that is so outrageous signed on tothe letter saying that it was Russian
dison from Russian dishan information, Andthey are still being regarded as experts and
pundits, I know even and theystill have security clearance. Yes, how

(47:12):
did these guys have security clearance?James Clapper, John Brennan, Yes,
And Michael Hayden from the Bush administration. I mean, look at this cloud,
this crowd of clowns, this confederacyof dunces and hacks, who would
sit there and risk all the credibilitythat Americans have in our security apparatus.
We're talking about CIA directors and SAdirectors, and they went out there and

(47:37):
threw the dice and said, no, we're gonna, We're gonna squander all
of that just to make sure JoeBiden gets elected. Let's take it.
We're gonna. We're with Peter Bronsonon this Thursday morning on fifty five krs.
See the talk station our iHeart radioquality alert. Air quality alert.
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that's the key. Scattered showers area possibility tonight, Isolated showers tomorrow on
and off, mostly cloudy, muggy, otherwise in a high in the mid
eighties and sunny in eighty six.On Saturday, it's sixty one. And

(48:23):
here is Chuck Ingram with a checkon traffic from the UCL Traffic Center of
the University of Cincinnati Cancer Center isthe region's first and only provider a specialized
primary care services for cancer patients andsurvivors called five one three five eighty five.
U see see see cruise continue towork with an accident on southbound seventy

(48:44):
five above Liberty Way. The leftside of a highway blocked off, there
is no delay to get by thereover on the left shoulder then southbound seventy
five in northern Kentucky. That's prettymuch that it standstill due to an accident
above Crittendon. Chuck ingramon fifty fivek SEE the talk station. We're back
with my buddy Peter Bronson on themorning show on fifty five KRCV Talk Station.

(49:07):
Gary, Jeff, Peter, youhave been coming up with some creative
sentencing ideas for Hunter Biden, andthe federal guidelines are kind of vague.
It could be anywhere from a fewmonths to up to twenty five years in
prison for the three convictions he goton the gun charges. You know,

(49:29):
there's the other thing about this,and I've been talking with some Second Amendment
friends of mine as to whether itreally and it's not germane to this case,
because the law is the law atthis point, right, but should
it really be a crime to bean addict and own a gun in this
country? And many of them sayno, because the Second Amendment says nothing

(49:49):
about that. No, I'm surethere were people among our founding fathers and
their minute men and all the restwho were ad to various controlled substances today
such as rome. Nonetheless, sincethe convictions do our legitimate at this point

(50:12):
under the current law, under thecurrent federal law, you have some sentencing
recommendations for Hunter Biden. Well,I think it's pretty likely that they're gonna
weeny out and give him community service, which is a big break because any
of us who have the same chargeswould do some hard time. So community
service offers a lot of hons formany of us. They don't have to

(50:37):
sentences to community service. We justdo that anyway. Yes, So I
was thinking of things like maybe sentenceHunter to counting all the votes from twenty
twenty and making sure they're all legitimate. That could make me occupy him for
another year or two and maybe we'dfinally get to Or how about sentencing Hunter
Biden to be the signing interpreter forJoe's next public appearance. He doesn't need

(51:01):
an interpreter, he does, there'sno question, Or just to have him
come along as he you know,Oh, he just said what he meant
to say. Can you imagine theperson who has to sign, Oh,
the stumbling and mumbling, I mean, the incoherent. I think most of
the time they're just throwing their handsin their air right on doing one of

(51:22):
these drugs. I don't know anyother creative sentencing idea. Yeah, yeah,
Maybe have him enlist and do atour of duty with the army in
Ukraine. I think he should beout there with the infantry. If Joe's
so hot to go on Ukraine,maybe he should set an example and send
his own son first. Well,since he made a pile of money they

(51:44):
paid for his services, what arethey getting I don't know. We're told
by the media that there was noquid pro quo, that they didn't get
anything outside of his financial expertise,which he has none none, none,
none in the energy business, inthe financial business, in the graft business.
He's got plenty, oh yeah,of experience and expertise. And then

(52:06):
after he finishes that tour duty withthe Ukrainian infantry on the front lines of
the Eastern Front, I think maybewe could have him do another little tour
duty in China and maybe tour thegulags and the prisons where they keep all
these political prisoners and maybe work inone of these Lou Gang factories that make

(52:28):
the the merchandise that we buy atMeyer and Walmart. And yeah, yeah,
maybe he could do a little workfor that. I mean, they
didn't get their money's worth either,right, because the media have assured us
that Dad was never involved with huntersof business deals in China, So what
is it? I mean, Ithink he still always have that hunter would
actually go to communists China if heweren't being paid handsomely to do it,

(52:52):
I'd say that that's no and blankno. Well, we'll see how this
all shakes out, and you sendyour recommendations. I believe her name is
Noriyaika in Delaware. The judge yes, handle that sentencing whenever that happens,
and to that point, whenever thathappens. Usually the federal guidelines are with

(53:15):
one hundred and twenty days of asentence, so that'll take it well past
what would matter for the election.Donald Trump, on the other hand,
is scheduled to be sentenced July eleventh, yes, four days before the Republican
National Convention in Milwaukee. This isa tricky situation for the Kangaroo judge.

(53:39):
Right, yeah, Marshawn, Yeah, what do you do? Do you
do you impose a gag order ona guy who's running for president? Chi
has already asked, when do youlift that? When do you say,
Oh, it's okay, Now youcan give a speech, Okay, you
can go to your convention where you'regoing to be nominated for the office of

(53:59):
president. Well, the other thingis it is it would be unprecedented,
but it wouldn't be the first unprecedentedthing to happen in this sham case against
Donald Trump. It would be unprecedentedfor him to sentence him to jail time,
but he can, he can,and that I think it's this is

(54:21):
way past the point when John Robertsshould quit hiding under his desk and get
the Supreme Court involved. I mean, let's go back to eighteen sixty.
They kept Lincoln off the ballot inten states. They this is the kind
of thing that led to the CivilWar in eighteen sixty. A lot of
these signals and signs were seeing withthe persecution of political enemies, with keeping

(54:45):
candidates off the ballot, with subvertingcampaigns. This is just the very similar
blueprint. It is, and ifthe Supreme Court is going to hide under
its desk, and and I knowthere are many justices there that would love
to rule on this right now,Clarence Thomas Alito, I mean, these

(55:06):
guys are itching to have a rulingon this and to slap this Alvin Bragg
down where he should be and say, listen, this is absolutely ridiculous.
You have no right to bring thesecharges to begin with. This whole thing
is political interference. It's election interference. He should be prosecuted for election interference.
Oh, certainly, certainly. PeterBronson, thank you so much as

(55:29):
always for my happy Father's Day weekend, and thank you, thank you Gary,
Jeff and good to continued success withyour books which have just been blowing
people away. And may they bein print for many years to come.
Well, I think they will beas long as I'm around, so thank
you. Chili Dog Press is aplace where you can find Peter Bronson's books

(55:52):
and again free shipping for Father's Day. It's not too late, No back
After a break on fifty five kRCV talk station, your morning cup of
Sean. This is a Sean HannityMorning Minute. Yeah, we got the
latest inflation numbers year over year.Again, the last four months have been

(56:15):
three point two percent year over year, three point five percent year over year,
three point four percent year over year, and in May it's three point
three percent year over year. Butthey say less than expected, less than
expected? I thought inflation. No, we're done with that. It's under
control. You know, consumer priceindex. What does it mean? You're
still paying about twelve grand more forthe very things you were buying back in

(56:37):
twenty twenty. The economy is ina horrible state, and the economy is
not working for the American people,and you have twenty five percent of Americans
that are foregoing meals. I mean, at some point, when do we
say enough is enough? A ConservativeUnderground meets later today on the Sean Hannity

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Here four casts mostly sunny today andair quality alert is in effect. Not

(58:08):
too muggy yet, although we willclimb to a high of nearly ninety degrees
overnight. Some isolated showers are possible. Are low in the lower sixties to
start on Friday, and then onand off rain is a possibility. No
big washouts tomorrow, just the onand off isolated showers and a high in

(58:29):
the mid eighties. It is sixtyone and here is Chuck Ingram with a
check on the roads from the UCLTraffic Center the University of Cincinnati Cancer Centers,
the region's first and only provider atspecialized primary care services for cancer patients
and survivors called five one three fiveeighty five U see see see problems wes
spend two seventy five. There's anaccident and one of those vehicles involved caught

(58:53):
fire. That it's just after youget past the five mile ramp and traffic
is at a standstill slow southbound seventyfive thanks to an accident above Crittenden.
That traffic backing towards Walton chuck inggram on fifty five KR see the talk
station. Somebody wants told me theworld is going to roll me? Ain't

(59:15):
the shop is duling the ship.She was looking kind of dumb with her
finger and thumb in the shape ovenouse on her forehead. Well, they
stop coming, and they don't stopcoming back to the rules, and I
hit the ground running didn't make sense. Something to live ball. Your brain

(59:36):
gets hot if your head gets doneso much to do, so much to
see. So what's wrong with takingthe back streets? Another note, If
you don't go, don't now theshine. If you don't glow ay now
you're in our stock. It cameon go play. He is an all
star. I stop get the shadowof at least today it's his birthday.
Paul Delile of smash Mouth turned sixtyone on this June thirteenth. Gary Jeff

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Walker with you in from Brian Thomason fifty five KRSE Detalk Station six thirty
Up and Down five one, three, seven, four nine, fifty five
hundred. Italian Fest kicks off tonightin Newport and it is my pleasure and
honor once again to be the Master'sCeremonies at the grand opening ceremony this evening,
which will kick off about six thirtyor so. Festival grounds open at

(01:00:25):
five with the Pete Wagner Orchestra,a main stay, a staple of Italian
Fest. Moreno Frizzetti will be there. The pocket Italian Nancy James will be
there. I believe she is singingthe national anthem. And we will have
Nancy and Paul Wagner of the PeteWagner Orchestra with us a little bit later

(01:00:47):
on this morning to talk Italian Fest. But great food, a great tradition
in Newport that started in the parkinglot of the Newport Shopping Center over on
the south side of town, whichis now where the casino is, the
illegal casino that Andy Basheer somehow hoodwinked his way into making legal. But

(01:01:13):
it was that steamy asphalt bath thatyou got the second third week of June.
And people really rejected when they movedit down to the river because it
had grown up as just a littleneighborhood event. That's how Newport's Italian Fest
started from the people who lived upon what was called Spaghetti Knob up on

(01:01:37):
the hill off of twenty seven inSouth Newport. And again it started out
just as a simple kind of neighborhoodto get together of these ethnic families that
had settled in that area. Originally, I mean for a while, you

(01:01:58):
couldn't get elected in Newport unless youhad a vowel on the end of your
name. But anyway, they movedit down to I think it's called Taylor
Park, the park that's by theriver, right over the levee where they've
been doing that now for as longas I've been involved with it personally.

(01:02:19):
I started am seeing it back intwenty ten. Have been there every year
except for the COVID year, whenobviously everything was shut down tragically and we
didn't have one, but looking forwardto it again. Fantastic food. I
mean, there's no admission, youjust walk around and enjoy the sights and
sounds. And one of the highlightsof Newport's Italian Fest has always been the

(01:02:44):
tent where they showcase the original Italianfamilies that settled in northern Kentucky back in
the day and have remained. Andthey have an Italian American honoree at least
two nights, daughters Awards and theirhonorees of those people tied with the roots

(01:03:07):
in those original Italian settlers. Soif you get a chance to come out,
I hope you will. And itlooks like the weather's going to be
fine. Maybe a few showers onand off tomorrow as we mentioned in the
forecast, but otherwise, and it'salways it's always hot and humid Italian Fist.
Even though they moved it away fromthat heat island in the we're still

(01:03:28):
on asphalt down by the river.At least you get a little breeze off
of the river occasionally. Speaking ofall Stars, Johnny Binch making the news.
I guess at least it was anews story Tuesday night at the Reds
Cleveland Guardians game. William Hendon,aged nineteen, of Cleaves, thought it

(01:03:49):
would be a good idea to rununder the field. I don't know how
the message hasn't gotten through to whateveridiot decides to do this next, but
it never works out well for theidiot who runs onto the field at any
sporting event. And the NFL canbe downright deadly because they take the cameras

(01:04:14):
off and if there are players onthe field, they will pile drive you
into the turf. But the policewere on the ball on Tuesday night when
Hendon ran onto the field during thegame. He was wearing a Johnny Bench
Red's jersey. When he was arrested. He ran from the third base side

(01:04:35):
of the stadium to chat with aguardian's outfield or the officers closed in and
the judge in the case actually yesterdaycomplimented him on his back flip. He
did a full backflip, but hecould not run. The taser that brought
him down allowed him to be cuffedand dragged off the field. Hamilton County

(01:05:00):
Municipal Court Judge William Mallory complimented Hendonon his backflip. Appearing in court yesterday
morning, still wearing his bench jersey. But he's banned from Great American Ballpark
from this point forward, which isprobably a good idea. That's one of
the consequences of running onto the fieldwithout being invited by the Reds or Major

(01:05:24):
League Baseball, but Johnny Bench.Since the kid was wearing a Johnny Bench
Reds jersey, felt compelled to chimein on Twitter. X to the officer
who arrested Hendon, who tasered him. Bench autographed a photo before posting it

(01:05:45):
in his ex account last evening.Great catch Cincinnati's finest and at a boy
to the on the ball Cincinnati policewho apprehended the perpetrator. Good for Johnny,
good for the police, not sogood for William Hendon. It's six

(01:06:06):
thirty six at fifty five KRC,the talk station. Mostly sunny today.
There is an air quality alert ineffect and a height near ninety degrees really
not a bad dat at all.There are chances for rain and precipitation,
isolated showers and scattered tonight and intotomorrow, but nothing major in that regard.

(01:06:30):
It is sixty two and here's thelatest check on the roads. Chuck
Ingram standing by with traffic from theucl Tramphic Center. The University of Cincinnati
Cancer Center is the region's first andonly provide a row specialized primary care services
for four cancer patients and survivors calledfive one, three, five eighty five.
UCCCE westbound two seventy five is closeddue to an accident just after you

(01:06:54):
get past five mile. One ofthe vehicles involved codon fire. Southbound seventy
five is instill thanks to an accident. Above printingon traffic backing towards Walton hand
cruiser cleaning up northbound seventy five nearLiberty Way, John Ingramont fifty five krs
the talk station. Well, weare certainly not running on empty when it

(01:07:17):
comes to unvetted illegals coming into thiscountry unabated. No matter what Joe Biden
says or does, he could veryeasily close down the border by using laws,
no executive orders Donald Trump signed,but laws that are already on the
book, statutes that are there Obamaera policies regarding illegal immigration. But he

(01:07:43):
still refuses to do so. Asmillions come into this country, we do
not know who they are. Weknow who a few of them are,
and it's not good news for USTodd Bensman from the Center for Immigration Studies
really has. He was the inthe coal mine with reporting on this story
because nobody else in the mainstream mediawas. Eight years ago he was Donald

(01:08:08):
Trump was talking about it and actuallydoing something about it. But as soon
as Joe Biden came into office,as we all witnessed, all the policies
that were easing the immigration crisis,and it's begone. It's well beyond a
crisis now it's a disaster of it. It's a human disaster from the standpoint

(01:08:32):
of migrants trying to come into thecountry through the cartels and the coyotes which
are now in control the cartels,the Mexican people moving, trafficking cartels and
drug cartels are in charge of oursouthern border because Joe Biden will not let
our border control be in charge ofour border and will not enforce the laws

(01:08:55):
that are supposed to protect a sovereignnation like ours or like ours used to
be. But Todd Benzman from CISdot org has been reporting on this and
talking about it. It's his joblong before any news cameras or reporters from
NBCCBSABC. You know the alphabet networksor the legacy networks ever acknowledged that Joe

(01:09:20):
Biden had created the worst mass migrationborder crisis in American history. Todd Benzman
has been reporting a new article outyesterday in The New York Post from Todd
documenting these things, and he writes, this month, FBI counter terrorism agents

(01:09:41):
arrested six to Jakistani nationals on terrorismcharges after they illegally crossed the southwest border
from Mexico, apparently foiling a terrorplot linked to the isis K terror group
in Pakistan and Afghanistan. These arrestscame soon after a Russian who illegally crossed
the border and was convicted and sentencedin California on terrorism charges for buying weapons

(01:10:04):
for an Al Qaeda group in Syria. As the FBI said, he would
have gone kinetic had he not beencharged. Last month, a Jordanian national
who illegally crossed the border from Mexicostaged a vehicle ramming attack on Marine Corps
based Quantico. You remember that,don't you? That all involved for federal

(01:10:26):
agencies refused to publicly rule out asa terror incident. In fact, they
were extremely quiet after that happened.This year, border patrol agents overrun by
the mass migration crisis have accidentally releasedat least seven immigrants who were on the
FBI's terrorism watch list when they illegallycrossed on the southern border, sparking frantic

(01:10:50):
manhunts to find them as they havescattered themselves all over the country, and
Todd writes that's just a fraction,no few, of the many disturbing cases
he goes on. For years,prior to the historic mass migration crisis that
President Biden kicked off on Inauguration Daytwenty twenty one, the US media laughed

(01:11:15):
off the threat of terrorist border infiltrationas the stuff of baseless right wing fear
mongering, such as when then PresidentDonald Trump said in twenty eighteen that Middle
Easterners were moving through with the USbound caravans through Central America and Mexico.
We have evidence that that was happeningthen, and it's happening now. Many

(01:11:36):
good company, much good company hasjoined the once ridiculous Paul Reveres, including
Christopher Ray, the FBI director andapparently spooked authors of a surprisingly anxious Foreign
Affairs magazine essay published this week.But while many are sounding border infiltration alarms,

(01:11:56):
which Todd Binzman has been reporting onall along by the way, few
have offered solutions. He says,perhaps Republican border hawks should turn to an
unexpected ally Democrat Party stalwart, JayJohnson, President Barack Obama's Secretary of Homeland
Security. In twenty sixteen, duringthe final months in office, Johnson became

(01:12:17):
a true believer in the threat posedby special interest aliens or SIAS, border
crossing migrants from thirty five to fortynations where Islamic terrorist groups are active.
After nine to eleven, one ofthe most important counter terrorism protocols implemented in
the border required agents to detain allsias until they could undergo face to face

(01:12:40):
interviews to determine if these total strangersharbored potential terror connections or evil intent.
In June twenty sixteen, Johnson wasso fearful about SIA border crossers he sent
a memorandum to his top deputies demandingtheir immediate attention to the increased global movement

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of SI as he ordered the formationof a MULTIDHS component SI, a joint
action group that assessed the entire programand create a tightly coordinated international action plan.
Johnson's completely prudent plan to intensify thevetting of these si as at the

(01:13:26):
border and to take down terrat smugglersand other countries got lost in the chaos
of the transition to Donald Trump's presidency. His intended revamp never happened, and
the catastrophic bid Biden engineered mass migrationcrisis vaporized whatever was left of it.
So it goes back to the Obamaadministration and then the Secretary of DHSJ Johnson.

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He had a plan. Meanwhile everybodyelse is wringing their hands and throwing
their hands up in the air.What do we do? What do we
do? Well? Executive orders thatactually stop the flow of illegal migration into
the country would help Joe, notJoe Streker, Joe Biden and going back

(01:14:12):
to Donald Trump policies. But evenbefore that, there were plans that made
sense as far as vetting who's cominginto our country, and we're ignoring it.
Plus we're not enforcing the laws thatare already on the books. And
that's all they really need to doto stop this chaos, this nonsense that

(01:14:33):
is threatening our very way of life. Six forty eight fifty five KRC the
talk station air quality Alert and effectand a really nice day on the way.
Enjoy sunshine. Warmer up to eightynine ninety degrees for a high tempt
but not the muggy yet that's comingthis weekend. It's sixty one now and

(01:14:55):
here's the latest check on the roads. On fifty five KRC, the talk
station from the ucl Tramphics Center.The University of Cincinnati Cancer Center is the
region's first and only provide her ownspecialized primary care services for four cancer patients
and survivors. Called five one threefive eighty five. UCCC westbound two seventy

(01:15:15):
five is closed due to an accidentjust after you get past five mile.
One of the vehicles involved caught fire. Southbound seventy five at a standstill thanks
to an accident above Crittendon, trafficbacking towards Walton and cruiser cleaning up northbound
seventy five near Liberty Way. JohnIngram on fifty five KRS the talk station,

(01:15:36):
he says the protocols at the hospitalwhere his nineteen year old daughter was
admitted to caused her death. Thereare lawsuits and it's a heartbreaking story Grace's
dad. As we approach this Father'sDay weekend, right after seven o'clock Scotch
Shira will join us. It isa riveting story. I hope you'll be

(01:16:00):
here for it. Charles Marino atseven point thirty. More of the terrorists
on our border and in our country. It's a fact. It's not a
right wing talking point. It's notanti Biden rhetoric. Just like what I
was just talking about. He hasmore details and a new book out.
Congressman Thomas Massey a little bit aftereight this morning on this show. And

(01:16:23):
then Paul Wagner, who is aleader of the Pete Wagner Orchestra at Italian
Fest in Newport this weekend. AndNancy James, the voice of Elevators and
a friend of us. Love NancyJames, absolutely lover. In Columbus,

(01:16:47):
the porchs pirates are getting so brazenthey'll do it right in front of the
FedEx delivery driver doorbell. Camerondge showsa FedEx driver deliver a package this past
Monday at a home in Columbus.He puts the package on the porch,
knocks on the front door. Afew seconds later, the pirate runs up,

(01:17:10):
grabs the package, takes off.The driver seemed to initially mistake the
suspect for the homeowner, but leftstunned as the homeowner answered the door,
his brand new Apple Watch no longerwaiting for him outside. They didn't even
wait for the delivery driver to leave, swooped in real quick. The homeowner,

(01:17:34):
Kyle Dorsch, told the TV stationin question WSYX. He shared the
video in hopes the suspect can beidentified and caught before he can steal another
package. A blue Honda arrived justbefore the delivery, and the suspect left
in it the getaway car. Hesays, it just seems unbelievable, didn't

(01:17:56):
feel real. It still hasn't setin yet. Police are recommending several steps
to keep your packages out of thehand of the thieves, like requiring a
signature on delivery, having the orderdelivered to an alternate location, buying a
porch lock box. I'm going togo through all these hoops to protect your
property and making sure your tracking numberis kept private. If they're I mean,

(01:18:23):
if they're just can you imagine theseguys just following around the FedEx trucks
or the UPS trucks, just waitingfor it to make a delivery, and
then I mean, that's got tobe happening, just tail the delivery truck
Amazon Prime. Well, we havea prime suspect for free stuff. But

(01:18:47):
like I said, they're getting veryvery in the open about it. The
criminal doesn't care because in many casesthere are little two of any consequences for
committing these crimes, not necessarily inOhio, but the other municipalities and states

(01:19:15):
where theft is no longer a crime. Certainly don't say a great example for
criminals and the rest of the nation, do they? No, they do
not. Scott Sarah joins us rightafter news and this break on fifty five
KRC the talk station. If it'shappening people coming across the border, bring

(01:19:35):
down in place the future America.It happens here on fifty five KRZ the
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much that brings crime down, evenit breaks down ten percent five cars the
talk station. As we all knownow, COVID protocols in hospitals in general,
protocols in hospitals that are sanctioned andagreed upon and cookie Cutter have cost
the lives of thousands, if notmillions, of people in this country over

(01:20:20):
the past four or five years.Father's Day is approaching and our next guest
is Grace's dad. Grace was abeautiful nineteen year old girl, believe she
had down syndrome. She went intothe hospital, was doing fine, but

(01:20:42):
never came home because of the actionsof those doctors in that hospital staff.
According to Scott Sarah, her father, Grace's dad, he joins us with
his story and the continuing legal battlethat is, you know, still in
process now on the verge of thisFather's Day weekend. Good morning, Scott

(01:21:08):
Sarah, how are you? Oh, good morning? Thanks for having me.
You know, when you mentioned Father'sDay, it's a sad day to
remember because Grace was so special andshe made Father's Day extra special every year.
So thanks for having me. Iknow you've told the story numerous times

(01:21:30):
and we've actually spoken before, butthis is a different audience, a different
venue. So without causing you toomuch pain, I mean, the pain
never goes away, I'm sure atthis point, but could you go through
the story of what happened to Graceonce again for the audience, and we'll
talk about where we are now afterwards. Hi sure can. So I'll just

(01:21:54):
start with who Grace was. Gracewas nineteen years old when her last and
earth happened on October thirteenth of twentytwenty one. Grace had down syndrome,
and she was a gift from God, Jerry. She was extremely high functioning.
We did everything with her. Shedrove a car, she could public
speak, she could read, write, write a horse, play violin.

(01:22:18):
She was wonderful. We went intothe hospital on October sixth of twenty twenty
one because we were led to believethat if oxygen saturation drops below ninety four
percent, you should admit yourself tothe hospital. That was via the FLCCC

(01:22:39):
protocol, which is the Frontline CriticalCare COVID Specialist protocol. So we did
that. If I would have nevertaken Grace to the hospital, she'd be
alive today. When once we gotinto the hospital, they told us that
they would put Grace on oxygen ina steroid as a preventative for three or

(01:23:00):
four days and we could take Gracehome. And if they would have only
done that, Grace will be alivetoday, but they didn't do that.
What happened was is they started aregiment of oxygen quote therapy end quote that
falls under the standard of care,and that therapy led them to then sedate
Grace and ultimately euthanized Grace on Octoberthirteenth. We turned down the pre authorization

(01:23:29):
requests for a ventilator five different times, and the reality was once we did
that the last time in the morningof the thirteenth, they started a different
protocol and they used the protocol thatyou used to euthanize a patient in hospice
care. They gave Grace presodt razipamand morphine. She had already been on

(01:23:51):
presod x for four full days before. That's against the package insert for that
drug. They combined it with whereaspamin morphine in a twenty nine minute window
and euthanized her. And when itcame time to revive Grace, my daughter
Jessica had now been It was nowin the room as Grace's advocate. I

(01:24:14):
was taken out by an armed guardthree days earlier, and Jessica called my
wife Cindy and I via FaceTime panickingsaid, Dad, Grace's numbers are dropping
like crazy. We had no ideathey're giving her these drugs. So we
started screaming save our daughter through theFaceTime, called Jessica in the room,
and the nurses refused to even comein the room. They stood outside.

(01:24:35):
Jessica estimated thirty nurses at this pointbecause a shift change with a guard present,
and they hollered back, she's DNR, do not resuscitate, And we
hollered back, she's not the nR, save our daughter, and they
refused. No one would come inthe world, and we watched her die
at seven twenty seven pm on thatFaceTime call in October thirteenth of twenty twenty

(01:24:58):
one. And of course says,you know, we have a national lawsuit
now to expose this type of thing. Of course, it's way bigger than
Grace's case at this point. It'sto expose the evil that's happening in the
hospital systems. And I know youwant to talk about that next, but
if you have any questions that youwant me to drill down first, I'm
glad to answer. Certainly, ScottShirah, let me ask you why you

(01:25:21):
were escorted out of Grace's room byarmed hospital guards. Well, I was
challenging what was happening with her care. So as an example, on October,
the morning of October ninth, Iwanted to feed Grace and it wasn't
that I wanted to feed her.Grace's hungry. She said, Dad,

(01:25:41):
can you can you get some food? And she couldn't feed herself at this
point because she had a BiPAP maskon. So I ordered food and the
nurse came running in and said,you can't feed her. I said what's
the reason and she said, well, her oxygen saturation is only at eighty
five percent? And I thought,well that cannot be. So I put
my own oxygen meter on her fingerand it read ninety five percent. So

(01:26:04):
I called the nurse back in theroom and she said to me, I
asked her, is my meter accurate? She said yes, it is.
Well, my meter was reading ninetyfive percent. So I said, well,
what's the reason my meter is readingninety five percent and yours is that
eighty five percent? She said,the lead gets sweaty. I said,
well, if that's unknown, whyaren't you proactively changing out the leads?

(01:26:27):
Given this is the primary statistic you'reusing to manage my daughter's care. And
she shook her finger at me andsaid you should just be thankful you caught
this. Well, these type ofinteractions were happening, you know, not
frequently, but enough that the headnurse came in on the morning of the
tenth and she said you need toleave immediately, and she had an arm
guard with her and I said,what's what's the reason? She said,

(01:26:49):
well, the last three shifts ofnurses don't want you in the room.
Number one. Number two is you'vebeen shutting off the alarms at night.
Interestingly, the nurses taught me howto shut off the non essential alarms because
they're going off constantly overnight. Andthen third, she said, we suspect
you have COVID. Well that it'slaughable because they told me I'm going to

(01:27:11):
get COVID by being in the roomwith my daughter, so of course I
had COVID, assuming that was evenreal. My god, that's the reason,
My goodness, why did you notat some point, Scott, And
this is not questioning what you I'msure you did everything. I know you
did everything you could to save yourdaughter, but why didn't you demand that
they release her from the hospital.Well, that's a that's a fantastic question.

(01:27:36):
Of course I relived that still today, But the first three months after
Grace died, I relived it everysingle night. Why didn't I take her
home with me when with the armguard? And the answer to that question
is why I'm speaking out. It'sbecause we're programmed to trust the white coat,
and the white coat is bought.The white coat is bought by standards

(01:27:59):
of care that are designed to killus. And you know, at that
point, Grace was fine, althoughwe had never left Grace alone with anybody,
but I trusted the hospital system enoughthat I left her and they ended
up taking her life. The realityis I should have taken her home,

(01:28:20):
And of course, if I wouldhave taken her home on October tenth,
she'd be alive today. And that'sthe message I'm trying to share with the
world. And you know, anytimesomebody invites me on the program, I
try to share it because this isyou've got to wake up that the hospital
systems are involved with a mass euthanasiacampaign. Wow, thank you, thank

(01:28:43):
you for asking. I wonder whatthe motivation is there? Well, that's
that's really a great question. Ihave thirty five hundred hours of research involved
now in this type of thing,and I wrote a series, a long
seray. He's a seven part seriescalled medical murder is the number one cause
of death in the United States bydesign. So if we zoom all the

(01:29:08):
way out, God told us thisis going to happen in Revelation eighteen twenty
three. He said, your merchantsare the most prominent people of the world,
and through your pharmachea, you're goingto deceive all nations. Okay,
So that's way zoomed out. Sowhat's going on? Well, the Satanic
battle for souls started in the gardenwhen Satan deceived Eve said, did God

(01:29:31):
really say? And then Eve's pridewanted her own way, and that becomes
our sinful nature. Well, thisSatanic battle for souls is not just spiritual,
it's also physical, and Satan hassold some big lies. The biggest
lie of all is we don't haveenough resources on the planet to take care
of this increasing population. So I'mdrilling it down a little bit. But

(01:29:55):
then as you start getting involved inthe detail of the medical profession, standards
of care became the norm back inthe eighties, and the concept of standards
of care is not wrong. It'slike in a business. I own a
business. We have standard operating procedures. But as soon as my men start
relying on the standard operating procedures andcheck out stop using their brain, the

(01:30:20):
standard operating procedures become useless. Thoseare designed to help us save time,
so you don't have to reinvent thewheel. So that would be the same
thing with standards of care in thehospital. But what's happened is standards of
care have become what they use totreat the patient. So when a patient
comes into a hospital, they diagnosethe patient, and all of a sudden,

(01:30:44):
they're treating the diagnosis instead of thepatient with the standard of care.
Then, so what's happened with thestandard of care since the eighties, Well,
what's happened is you start seeing thestate statutes are all put in place
to put a wall around these doctors. If they followed the standard of care,
they're immune from liability. So forexample, in Grace's case, if

(01:31:08):
we would have given the pre authorizationfor a ventilator and then Grace died on
the ventilator, we would not havea lawsuit. Gary, right, because
they followed the standard of care.Scott, But because yeah, hang on
just a second, We got totake a quick break. You can stay
with us a few more minutes,right, you got it? Can This
is Grace's dad, Scott Sarah,on the story of his daughter Grace and

(01:31:32):
what he says is going on inhospitals and with healthcare all across his country.
It's seven seventeen at fifty five KRC, the talk station fifty five KARC
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Chuck Ingram on fifty five care seethe talk station As we get ready to

(01:32:47):
head into Father's Day weekend, we'retalking to Grace's dad, Scott Shearer this
morning. His daughter Grace died inOctober of twenty twenty one. He says,
by the actions of the people thatwere support to be taking care of
her and making her better in thehospital system, Scott, they claimed that

(01:33:08):
Grace was a DNR do not Resuscitate. You guys never approved that, No
one ever approved that for your daughter, Grace. Correct. Well, that's
yeah, that's correct. It's sofrustrating that particular piece is one of the
claims in our lawsuit because once Ifound the DNR in the record, Strangely,

(01:33:30):
the doctor put the DNR on Grace'schart simultaneous with hanging up the phone
with Cindy and I the morning ofGrace's death, and when I found that,
I thought it was an anomaly.Well, then, as I've been
speaking out more and more people havereached out to me and with the same
thing that happened to their loved ones. And this became a behind the scenes

(01:33:53):
protocol worldwide that they were selling thelie that we've got a triage and hospital,
there's not enough medical care. Butthis life has been sold all the
way back since nineteen ninety six.Well Ezekiel Lemanuel, who's the chief architect
of Obamacare, when he said noncontributing members of society don't deserve medical care.

(01:34:13):
So now this illegal DNAR is onGrace's chart. I filed the complaint
with the Department of Safety and ProfessionalServices, which is the medical examining board
in Wisconsin, and they wrote backand said the DNR statute doesn't apply to
doctors in a hospital studying, andit's the you can't make this up.

(01:34:33):
It's so egregious, you know,we want the judge to rule on that
because that particular claim will save manylives once we expose the reality of what
they're doing in hospital. So doctorscan just autonomously decide that a patient is

(01:34:53):
DNR and they're not culpable for thatunder the law. Not in Wisconsin,
well so far in Wisconsin. Mybelief is that it's it's way deeper than
Wisconsin. From all the people thatI've heard from, you know, I
think we're going to find out it'sworse than you know. When when you

(01:35:14):
say just in Wisconsin, and whatis the doctor and nurse allowed to do,
it's it will shock you when II'm going to just pull something up
on my laptop here so that youcan you can get an understanding of how
deep this this agenda is. Wehired a separate attorney to file a criminal

(01:35:40):
case, or you know, wecan't. You can't file a criminal case.
The district attorney does that. Butwhat we did is we hired a
separate attorney to write to the districtattorney to look into criminal charges against this
doctor because not only did he putthe illegal do not resuscitate order on Grace's
chart, he ordered that med combinationto euthanize her. Here's what the district

(01:36:03):
attorney's office wrote back. You know, sometimes in life you feel embarrassed for
the person who writes because it's sofoolish. Well, this is one of
those times, they wrote back onJuly twenty sixth, the twenty three A
doctor is not required to administer treatmenthe or she believes is not medically effective.
This includes authorizing a DNR. Theparty's clearly had a dispute about how

(01:36:25):
doctor Sholkar should treat Grace. DoctorSholkard did not abide by the wishes of
a family. However, there's nolaw in Wisconsin that requires him to do
so. This is what's going on, and this is why I'm sounding the
alarm. People don't realize we havebeen programmed to trust the white coat and
furthermore, think that a hospital isa safe zone. It is not.

(01:36:47):
This is the reality of what's goingon in hospitals. So it's a sad
line between a safe zone and akilling field. Scott, so right,
so tell me about tell me aboutwhere you are with the lawsuit. Just
to frame the lawsuit, we filedon October eleventh of twenty twenty three against
the Sension Hospital system five doctors andtwo nurses. We filed not just against

(01:37:13):
the system because the system can't killsomebody. People make choices, and we
want this lawsuit to be a Bellweathercase so that doctors and nurses realize you
can be held accountable for your choices. Well, they all had to respond
by May fifteenth. That set inmotion motions to dismiss was we're heard on
July fourteenth. There were subsequent motionsto dismiss hurt. On October thirtieth,

(01:37:36):
all the motions were dismissed. Thejudge has the jury trial scheduled right now,
a three week jury trial starting Novemberfourth. But we just added a
sixth doctor to the case, andthat will likely move the jury trial.
We'll see if we have a hearingnow on July twenty second. We added

(01:37:56):
a sixth doctor because we're in what'scalled discovery right now. Also in discovery
you do interrogatory, so that's questionsback and forth. Those are already done,
and now we're into depositions. Andwe completed the first round of depositions
about half the doctors and half thenurses. And in those depositions is when

(01:38:17):
we uncovered another nefarious character. Andthat's why we are adding a sixth doctor
to the to the lawsuits, sothat was filed just yesterday. You are
saying, and you have told mebefore, that the entire healthcare system is
corrupt in this country, and socalled healthcare and insurance is corrupt, and

(01:38:44):
where can people go? So theycan opt out of this. What you
say is a totally corrupt criminal system, evil system. Scott, Yeah,
yeah, you just said multiple.So the first thing you should do before
finding something new is cancel your currentmedical insurance. And I say that bluntly
and boldly because the medical insurance industryis involved with this whole standard of care,

(01:39:10):
hastening death model that they've sold uson, and so your mindset becomes
both my insurance pays for it,it must be okay, or I won't
do this unless my insurance pays forit. So you've got to get out
of that trap first. Once wegot out of that trap, which we
did about five years ago, wewent to Christian health care ministries, and

(01:39:32):
again, want to be blunt,just because it says Christian and it doesn't
mean it is. As I foundout in researching signing up for Medicare,
I thought we wouldn't have to signup for Medicare, and we're not going
to sign up for Medicare, eventhough there's a penalty for not signing up.
We're a few years away from that. But anyway, I talked with

(01:39:53):
my agent and he said he sentme the policy that they have because I
assumed we had coverage even if wedidn't have Medicare. Well, they said
in the policy Christian Health Care Ministry, you have to be on Medicare for
US staff coverage. So then Idug down what coverage do we actually have
and they only cover bellopathic or conventionalmedicine, which you know, if we

(01:40:14):
get cancer, for example, we'renot going to use the programmed radiation,
chemo or cutting. We're going togo where cancer is cured. And so
I shared that on a podcast.The lady wrote to me and said,
check out Samaritan Ministries. I didcheck them out, and that's where my
wife, Cindy and I are atright now. They cover all the things

(01:40:36):
that you would want to do,so you're not hooked into the conventional system
that's designed to hasten our death.Yeah. How can people find out more
about your story? And is therea website or anything that people can go
to to learn more about this?Scott, We have a fantastic website that

(01:40:56):
has a number of resources that hasmy research. It has links to everything
that you'd want to sign up.It's at our Amazinggrace dot net in the
upperright end corner. You can subscribeto our substack. If you look at
the lawsuit tabs in the center onthe left hand side of the page,
it will link to a separate website, grace share dot com. If you

(01:41:20):
want to just follow the lawsuit.We have that website that is tracking the
lawsuits so the people there get regularupdates. Everything, all the research,
it's all there our amazing Grace dotnet. Scott Chare God bless you and
thank you for sharing your story withus. Thanks for having me right wow.

(01:41:45):
As I try and gather myself,will take a break at seven thirty
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(01:42:06):
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(01:42:31):
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(01:42:56):
as you heard earlier this hour,and as you're learning more and more,
we're all learning more and more aboutthe incredible crisis our country is enduring right
now and is going to keep goingthrough as long as these policies remain.
In fact, the Joe Biden immigrationcrisis is full on, and we know

(01:43:21):
about the Tajakistan terrorists to the ISISterrorists who tried to get into our did
get into our country, and we'rejust apprehended by the FBI. We know
about all these other unvetted illegals whohave come into this country because of the
open border, and thanks to greatwork by Todd Bensman that I was reading

(01:43:44):
from his latest post in The NewYork Post yesterday about how there were plenty
of plenty of things that can bedone almost immediately to stop the flow,
things that have already been in placeor were set to be in place,
going back as far as the Obamaadministration, but still unabated. There's a

(01:44:05):
new book called Terrorist on Our Borderand in Our Country And it's a fact.
Charles Marino is here to discuss hisbook and to talk about this greatest
threat to our country maybe ever.Charles Marino, good morning, How are
you, good morning, Good tobe with you. So terrorist on our

(01:44:27):
border and in our country? Andthat's a fact, Jack. We have
all kinds of evidence that says thisis true. What did you find out
in writing the book. Well,you know, we started writing the book
three years ago, and I cantell you this was not only predictable,
but preventable. All this president neededto do, along with his Secretary of

(01:44:49):
Homeland Security, was leave everything inplace from the previous Trump administration. The
administration was advised of that fact bythe men and women of CBP and ICE.
They were coming off the lowest levelsof illegal immigration to the country in

(01:45:09):
decades, and the country and borderwere secure, and there were things that
he could have done to even secureit even more, but he chose not
to. He chose to tear downall of our border security, walk away
from enforcing the immigration laws of ourcountry. And now as a result,

(01:45:30):
the threat level here in the countryis the highest it's ever been, and
that includes also in the run upto nine to eleven. Well, we
know about the ISIS terrorists now whohave been finally apprehended after they were let
go into the country from the southernborder, And I was reading Todd Bensman's

(01:45:53):
piece. I don't know if you'veseen Todd or know about Todd Bensman from
the Center for Immigration Studies. He'sbeen covering this for a long long time
time and has been one of theforemost voices in reporting on what's been going
on on our border with illegal immigrationand this crisis. And he said that
all the way back to twenty sixteen, in the last months of Jay Johnson

(01:46:15):
being Homeland Security Secretary, they hada plan to vet people from these terrorist
nations and it just it kind ofjust got washed away. They never implemented
any of it. So, Imean, there have been solutions, there
have been long term solutions out there, and if border patrol was actually able

(01:46:36):
to just enforce our immigration laws.You know, the Biden administration and the
Democrats always say, well, ifthe Republicans would just pass this bipartisan border
bill that we concocted and came upwith, which didn't salute, didn't provide
any solutions, didn't solve the problemat all. It just opened up the

(01:46:58):
floodgates from legal illegal immigration. SoI mean, it's like there have been
answers that are as plain as thenose on your face, and they've been
ignored. Why. Yeah, Well, first, Tod and I have previously
testified together in front of judiciary abouteverything that we are discussing here, specifically

(01:47:20):
terrorist entry through the border. Sowe've been talking about this and ringing this
bell, both of us for quitesome time. What I can tell you
is that, look, the vettingis only as good as the systems we're
vetting against. That The Director ofICE just gave an interview yesterday and discussed

(01:47:42):
this issue. Most of these countries, especially special interest locations, do not
house or share information the way wedo here in the United States, and
in some cases Number one adversaries likeChina and Iran also share their information with
US, so we are unable tocheck and verify their backgrounds, their affiliations.

(01:48:06):
So there is no such thing asthorough vetting taking place from these locations.
And this is just a fact.And by the way, vetting doesn't
take an hour or two when somebodyshows up at a port of entry.
Thorough vetting takes a week to twoweeks, and you need time to do
that, which is why remain inMexico was so important, because it provided

(01:48:30):
a pause where people would stay inMexico, they could have their claims of
asylum validated, and they could bethoroughly vetted. We have no mechanism like
that in place right now, Youaren't back since twenty twenty that an immigrant
from Iraq had been living in Columbus, Ohio and plan to smuggle a team

(01:48:51):
of ISIS assassins through the Mexican borderin Dallas. Now, I mean this
is going back to even before thebidenministration. This is this is a problem
and it's only been exacerbated by theactions or inactions of the current presidential administration
and Homeland Security. May orcus isa joke, is he not? Well?

(01:49:15):
Yeah, and you know, Congressnow needs to start thinking about what
true accountability needs to look like forpeople that swear an oath of office to
protect the country from enemies foreign anddomestic, and then fail to do so
once they get into positions like Secretaryof maorcus, he should be accountable,
and god forbid we have another terroristattack on this country, which all the

(01:49:42):
signs are pointing there will be.There's way too many unknown unknowns that have
been entered into this equation here bythis administration where we don't know who the
heck has entered the country. Butwhat's that accountability going to look like?
How is he going to be heldaccountable? And I think he goes well
beyond on impeachment. We need tosend a message not just to him,

(01:50:03):
not just to this president, butanybody else in future administrations, Republican or
Democrats that think they're going to takethese jobs as important as they are and
not fulfill the obligation of office.We cannot afford that the American people cannot
and should not have their lives jeopardizedin this way. Do you think it's

(01:50:26):
just deployed to get more voters whoare sympathetic to keeping these Democrats in power.
I mean, that's been one ofthe stated theories anyway about why this
is being allowed to happen. Isit something even more sinister than that,
even though that's pretty darn sinister rightthere on its face. Well, it's

(01:50:48):
definitely a power grab by Democrats.We see this in democratic cities around the
country who are moving in the directionof allowing els to vote in elections.
Washing Washington, DC just tried afew weeks ago. Republicans shot that down
in the House, and of courseall Democrats supported it. So look,

(01:51:13):
we know which direction this is heading. This is why they're also pushing for
work permits, driver's licenses, andofficial non citizen government ID. It's so
that they're going to be able tovote. And if it doesn't work out,
where they can vote. Now,we've got a huge fraud problem on
our hands in elections because we knowthat many of these in the country illegally
are going to make their way tothe polls and cast a vote, likely

(01:51:36):
for Democrats. And one more thing, let's remember the role that sanctuary cities
are playing in this mess, wherethey're protecting these criminals that are coming into
the country to commit more crimes againstAmericans. They're protecting terrorists. Isn't it
interesting that these eight suspected terrorists wereall in sanctuary where they're given the time,

(01:52:01):
they're not bothered by law enforcements becauselaw enforcement is prevented from interacting with
them, and they've got all thetime in the world to set up a
terrorist attack against this country. Well, those sanctuary cities, and they're all
Democrat blue controlled cities so called,are the same places where crime has gone

(01:52:24):
through the roof unabated, because theywere the same cities that let them mostly
peaceful protesters have their way four yearsago. They're the same cities that have
had a revolving door in the criminaljustice system because there are prosecutors or attorney

(01:52:44):
generals who are just a joke andno cash bail and all the other things
that have contributed. They're all goingon, and even the pro Palestinian pro
Hamas protests are all going on inthe same places where all the rest of
this is happening, and so it'sall tied together, even though there are
several different topics we're talking about.Charles Marino, I want to wish you

(01:53:11):
great success with your book. Ihope it lights a fire under people when
they get the information you provided interrorist on the Border and in our country.
And one more thing, one morething, Yeah, you know,
I just saw a report this weekthat over half of the jobs added during

(01:53:32):
the Biden administration that he's bragging abouthow Biden nomics has been so good for
this country, over half of thosejobs have gone to illegals. That's right.
So that's right. And the majorityof the money goes back to their
countries of origin, yep, incash. It doesn't stay in our economy,

(01:53:54):
So that's right. Charles Marino,best best wishes with the book.
Again, it's terrorist on the borderand in our country, and thank you
for sending out the alert and doingall of your work and research on this
topic, because it is it's becomingmore and more and should be the number
one topic on the minds of votersas they go to the polls this November.

(01:54:15):
I agree. Thank you for havingme you bet Gary, Jeff and
for Brian. This morning seven fortyfive at fifty five KRC, the talk
station people talking anybody who thinks ofWhite House Press secretary, tell you it's
truth. You don't know what's goingon at all. On fifty five KRS,
the talk station. It's alwayst awonderful opportunity to talk to the person

(01:54:38):
that represents you in your district inthe House of Representatives. You know that
they work for us, and thisguy has proven that he truly believes that
over and over again. In thefourth District in Northern Kentucky in the US
House of Representatives. Once again,Thomas Massey is joining us this morning.

(01:55:01):
And it's always a pleasure for meas a constituent to get to talk to
my congressman. It's an opportunity thatI relish and welcome Thomas Massey. Good
morning, and welcome to the MorningShow. And it's great to be with
you again. It's been a while. Good morning, Gary, Jeff,
and it's an honor to represent youin seven hundred and fifty thousand other people

(01:55:26):
in Northern Kentucky. In Washington,d C. We actually have President Trump,
former President Trump, coming to visitus in about an hour here in
Washington, d C. It's goingto be kind of interesting. Oh really,
where will he be visiting you?So, because it's political in nature,
it will be at the Capitol HillClub, which is right across the

(01:55:48):
street from our office buildings. Well, I was going to say, I
was going to say, with theBiden administration or the current ag want to
arrest the president for breaching the CapitolClub, right, I'm sure they would
bring some kind of charges. Soit's in a private building, it's not
in a government all right. Anyways, I'm not sure what he's going to

(01:56:11):
talk about. But we've had alot going on here in Congress this week
already and it's not over. Yeah. Let me ask you, why does
it seem that so many attorneys general, especially ones who happen to represent or
be a part of Democrat administrations,why are so many of them held in
contempt of Congress? Because your bodyvoted to hold Garrett Merrick Garland in contempt

(01:56:38):
at Congress for not releasing the RobertHurr transcripts. How did you vote on
that? Number one? And numbertwo? Do you think it's absolutely necessary
to hear the audio of the transcriptsof Robert Hurr's Special counsel interview with Joe
Biden. I do well. Ido as well, because Robert Hurt more

(01:57:00):
or less told us that his decisionnot to bring charges or not to bring
a case was based on sort ofthe demeanor of the president's comments, and
you can't get that through a transcript. I've you know, I've done transcribed
interviews with witnesses here in Congress,have done some in the skiff, Lieutenant

(01:57:20):
Colonel Vindman, for instance. Rememberwhen they were doing they were trying to
prosecute Trump for withholding weapons to Ukraine. Anyways, you know, the difference
between what I heard in the skiff, which is the you know, the
classified area where we performed the transcribedinterview, and then what I saw in

(01:57:44):
the transcript was profound. It justdidn't come through. And that's that was
a different situation. In this situation, it's even worse because you have her
who told us that it was becauseof the president's demeanor that he decided not
to prosecute. So we need tohear it. We should get it.
And by the way, whether weneed it or we don't need it,

(01:58:08):
we are Congress. He has togive it to us, right. But
but is is the vote to holdhim in contempt? Is it meaningless?
Will you arrest the Attorney General ofthe United States if he doesn't provide this
audio? Thomas, Well, wedon't have a we don't have a jail
to put him in if we didarrest him, Well, maybe Congress,

(01:58:30):
maybe maybe you could free some ofthe January sixth detainees from their gulags and
put him in a cell in there. Well, I mean there's definitely room
over there. They keep on averagethere prosecuting one January sixth, defend it
a day. And you know thoseare political prosecutions. But again here,
you know, you're touching on theirony or the difficulty of this contemporary furl

(01:58:57):
is it goes to the d oJ who runs the DJ, the guy
we just so so we had weactually had this issue once before with Obama's
attorney ger Eric Holder, and Iwas you know, I voted for that

(01:59:17):
as well, to find him incontempt. It was for that because he
was refusing to give us information aboutFast and Furious, where the US government
was running guns with cartels. Soit's a you know, it's a position
we're in. But some things havechanged though, Gary, Jeff. You

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know, they've put one person inprison, Pierre Navarro, and they're threatening
to put another guy in prison,Steve Bannon, for contempt of Congress.
So you've got this precedent that didn'texist back when we had Eric Holder.
Now it's clearly a double standard ifthey're not doing this. So it does

(02:00:00):
set up an interesting situation. Howdo they how do they keep Peter Navarro
in jail? How do they putSteve Bannon in jail for contempt? If
they're not? If the the guyin charge of all this is thumbing his
nose at Congress. Ultimately, ifwe wanted to solve this, all we
would have to do is withhold someof their money and they would give us

(02:00:26):
the recording I have. I havesaid tongue in cheek that if we would
just withhold the funding for one tonercartridge at the DJ or the FBI,
that would come to heal. Butinstead we sent them in the omnibus.
A couple of months ago, wesent them two hundred million dollars for a
brand new building for the FBI.So you know it is there is some

(02:00:51):
theater here. If we were reallyserious about this, we wouldn't be sending
them an increase in spending. Wewould be cutting their spending. And how
they came to Heal, Yeah,that's how he would get it. Well,
Like I said, a lot happeningthis week. You are on a
committee of about ESG governance collusion amongcorporations investment funds to force decarbonization, part

(02:01:15):
of this green what I call greennonsense and a non starter and more and
more. In fact, you know, and Thomas, in Europe, in
European countries, specifically the Netherlands andin other European countries, there is populism
against this green nonsense and they arethe population is striking back and voting for

(02:01:40):
people who are not going to beinvolved in this ESG garbage. So I
mean, I think that I thinkthat there are chinks in the armor of
the ESG movement, but I'm gladto see someone looking into it in this
country. Yeah. So I amthe chair of a subcommittee in the Judiciary

(02:02:03):
Committee, and the subcommittee that Ichair is called it's a mouthful of words,
but the committee on Regulatory Reform,the administrative state, and anti trust.
Okay, so those are the topicsthat we cover there. For instance,
bill like the Rains Act went throughmy subcommittee and came to the floor

(02:02:24):
and passed. But the other jurisdictionthat we have besides regulatory reform, and
by the way, I'm conducting aninvestigation of the FDA, and I'll have
a hearing on that sometime this summerin my regulatory reform capacity. But the
hearing that we had yesterday was onanti trust because here's what happened. The

(02:02:47):
California Public Employee Retirement System CalPERS.They manage about half a trillion dollars okay
of retirement money. This is publicmoney, and that's not They weren't content
to throw their weight around and tryto pressure the companies that they invest in.

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They formed a coalition with one hundredand seventy other investment firms, including
Blackrock and JP Morgan and some otherretirement funds, and to the point that
they control sixty eight trillion dollars ofinvestments. And this is they didn't put
their money together. They all kepttheir money separately. But they formed this

(02:03:33):
organization called Climate Action one hundred.And what they did is they would meet
and they would put out documents andthey would decide they would coordinate. They
said they're not colluding. Colluding wouldbe illegal, so they called it coordinate,
collaborate, convene. They used everyC word butt collusion and butt collusion.

(02:03:57):
It's like you asked chat GPT,hey give me some synonyms for collusion,
and make sure they all alliterate withcollusions. So collaborate, convene,
you know, all the words thatsound like collusion that aren't. And these
are the words they use to tryto because they know what they're doing is
illegal. What they are doing,they're colluding. If you have, for

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instance, two oil companies that gottogether and decided to limit production, this
is what opek is right, yeopek would be illegal in the United States
under the Sherman antitrust laws. Okay, But if you had the airlines,
if Delta and United got together andconspired to fix the price of a ticket,

(02:04:40):
that would be illegal in our country. Or if McDonald's and Wendy's and
Burger King got together and decided toraise the price of hamburgers, okay,
and coordinate that that's illegal. Well, what these guys are doing, they're
going to these companies in a coordinatedfact and telling them, for instance,

(02:05:01):
to don't drill as much oil.They'll tell exon Mobile. In fact,
they took over their board, theygot two or three of their board members
replaced, and they bring on thesenuisance initiatives at these companies. So their
argument yesterday was they want Exon Mobilto be carbon net zero. Well,

(02:05:25):
the only way you do that,and they've said this as much, is
to leave the oil in the ground. If they're well, they're an energy
company, they can make energy someother way. So they basically are trying
to make x On Mobile some kindof solar company or something. Anyways,
if it was a single investor,if Gary Jeff Walker said, you know

(02:05:45):
what, I don't want to investin an oil company, that's fine.
You have that right. You candivest or. If Gary Jeff Walker said
I want this company to behave differently, I'm going to try to get involved
as a shareholder. That's fine.But you can't take sixty eight trillion dollars
of the US investments among one hundredI'm sorry, I said one hundred and
seventy. It's seven hundred companies andcoordinate to pressure these companies that you invest

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in. Yet, that's what they'redoing. We exposed it yesterday. We
called these folks in and I thinkit's going to change their behavior. Blackrock
and JP Morgan have already got outof this cartel. Yeah, instead of
coming to testify in front of Congress, they said, that's it. We're
out well, Thomas, if youcan hang on for one more segment,
we got to talk. I guessa little bit about Hunter Biden. Maybe

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to Newport and northern Kentucky. Myguy in Washington looking after us folks and

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talking to us this morning. SoThomas, have to get your reaction to
the verdict, just because it's beenthe talk of the town. In my
mind, what's happened with Hunter Bidenand the conviction really has pretty little meaning
because there are things that you knowhe is also going to trial for that

(02:08:09):
really get to the heart of thereal problem perhaps with the entire Biden family.
Is that read correct or what doyou think? Well? I had
a similarly interesting read on this.I actually tweeted that Hunter Biden may belong
in jail for some things, butbuying a gun ain't it. And I

(02:08:31):
think you know this same law thatthey use they're using to prosecute Hunter Biden,
which is you're on the form fortyfour to seventy three with you which
you have to fill out when youbuy a gun from a gun dealer.
There's a box you check that saysyou aren't addicted to drugs, and on
the form forty four to seventy threealso says that marijuana is a drug,

(02:08:56):
so you can't even if it's beenlegal in your state. Even if you
have medical marijuana in your state,it still prohibits you. It puts you
on the list of prohibited people whocan own a gun. And the ATF
does not differentiate between crack cocaine andmarijuana. So I've said that, and
I put this out on X anda very interesting person agreed with me.

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But on X, I said millionsof gun owners will be felons under the
same law that was used to prosecuteHunter Biden. Because millions of gun owners
use marijuana. That's a disqualifying prohibitionon owning a gun. I am not
a marijuana user, but I don'tlook down on people who are, and

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I don't think it should disqualify youfrom owning a gun. And we know
there are millions of people because thereare states where it is legal, who
use marijuana and own guns. SoI do think it's a distraction. Here's
the person. So I put thison X, the social media platform,
and the owner of axe elon Moskchimed in with a comment on my post

(02:10:05):
and said he agreed with me.He said it's a pseudo crime and He
went further and said that, anddon't remember it exactly because I don't have
it in front of me, butthat, you know, hunter Biden should
be in jail for embarrassing this countryand taking bribes and trying to influence our
government, which he obviously did.He's basically an unregistered foreign agent, which

(02:10:28):
so he's guilty of the violating theforeign agent's registrations a fair act, I
know, and I agree with youwholeheartedly on that, and I agree that
he shouldn't be going to jail overthis, and no one should. Thomas.
I've talked to all of my SecondAmendment colehorts from Dana was to Stephen

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Williford, and they all say thatthe Second Amendment says, and no part
of the Second Amendment in our Billof Rights says that you can't be addicted
to something to own and bear afirearm, and it just says that you're
right, your god given right shallnot be infringed. It says nothing else

(02:11:09):
about alcohol or drugs or marijuana orcrack or heroin or anything else. Yeah,
and or coffee, of which I'menjoying some right now and may very
well be addicted. Are you areyou an addict. What qualifies it's more
than three cups an addict? Becauseif it is, some days I'm an

(02:11:30):
addict. Well, you know,as far as when it comes to something
like pornography, I don't. Ican't define it, but I'll know it
when I see it, Thomas,So okay, we'll be watching you closely
in your coffee addiction and consumption.Yeah, like any good addict, I
would deny that I'm addicted to coffee. But but just because the first stamp

(02:11:54):
of help is to admit you havea problem, which I haven't really admitted.
But right exactly, we're getting whatwe're getting to here, going back
to it is just the double standard. I have co sponsored legislation, actually
with Alex Mooney. He's a congressmanhere, ran for Senate West Virginia,
did not win, but he's stilla congressman, and we have co sponsored
legislation to specifically take marijuana off ofthe list of things that prohibit you from

(02:12:20):
purchasing or owning a firearm. Now, keep in mind, it's not just
a prohibition on purchasing it, it'sa prohibition on owning it. So if
you have one in the house orpossessing it. It doesn't even have to
be yours. So the prohibition couldextend to your spouse if they are also
in the house. And it's notjust for smoking marijuana. It could be

(02:12:41):
for gummy bears that you have THHDin them. So this is I'm telling
you, just like they've used theJanuary sixth to prosecute hundreds of Conservatives.
If they wanted to pursue this andweaponize the prohibition being a marijuana user and
also owning a gun, they couldlock up a million, maybe ten million

(02:13:05):
Conservatives. You don't have a crystalball, neither do I does Marshaan in
Manhattan try and put Donald Trump injail. Well, that's again, that's
a bogus one. There we'll findout, I guess, you know,
right before the convention. I don'tknow what they're going to do, but

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I can tell you this. We'retalking about the thirty four counts right of
yeah, of falsifying records. Thatwasn't really a crime, right. The
underlying thing they've got it absolutely backwards. Let me explain. So they're saying
that if you pay hush money tosomebody, you have to record it as

(02:13:50):
a campaign expanse, all right,I called up my treasurer. Actually I
seem a text or an email,I forget what it was, and I
said, hey, I want toreport some hush money to my wife as
a campaign expanse, Can I writethis off as a campaign expense? I
said, if you can do itfor a girlfriend, surely you can do
it for a wife. And she'sgot more dirt on me than anybody on

(02:14:11):
this planet. So just to besafe, let's give her some hush money
and turn it into the SEC.And I said, we'll start with something
small, like a thousand bucks.Would you file this paperwork for me?
Because this is what they wanted Trumpto do. They're prosecuting him for not
doing this. And my Treasure's headwas exploding. It was like, look,

(02:14:35):
I'll get you a good lawyer.We'll get out of this. It's
you know, either Trump gets outof jail and we go to jail,
or we go to jail and hegets out of what we get out of
jail and he still goes to jail. But it would be an interesting situation.
But the reality is they never evenprosecuted Trump for the so called underlying
crime. But what they're arguing isan underline crime. The FEC refused to

(02:14:58):
go after because the SEC knows thatit would actually be a crime to try
and pay one of your lover's hushmoney and use campaign money to do it.
That is not a legitimate campaign expense, yet they're claiming it is exactly.
Thomas Massey, It's always a pleasurekeep on fighting the good fight and
working for us in Washington, dC. And enjoy, enjoy commitsing with

(02:15:24):
Donald Trump today. It should befun here. I'm sure it's all money
to say it always and possibly inspiring. And it's always good to be in
a room full of Republicans in themorning, because as the day wears on,
I'll be in a room with NancyBelosi. Good luck with that.

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where the longest one by what theyhey, Dino, Wow, the moon.
It's your like a bigger bean supply. That's the morn. That's the

(02:17:24):
marchetti. When in the world seemsa sign like you've had too much wine.
That's amat bells ring ingle lingleing,single lingle ing, and you sing
the singing and dancing and music isabout to commence. Hearts of Plant just

(02:17:48):
over the levee of Newport tonight thebeginning the grand opening ceremony for this year's
Newport Italian Fest. And it's justa magical time for anybody who goes.
If you've been before, you knowexactly what I'm talking about. If you
haven't been, this is your weekendto experience it. The Festa Italiana that

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I have been lucky and blessed enoughto be asked to MC the grand opening
ceremonies and some of the other stageannouncements during the weekend. But I got
two staples of the event. Imean, these people. Without these two
folks, the event would not happen, it would not be as magical as
it is. So. First off, the leader of the Pete Wagner Orchestra,

(02:18:35):
the one and only Paul Wagner,joins us, the man that my
friend Westside Jim Keefer called shaky forsome reason he never quite explained why.
And also Nancy James, who isthe bell of every ball she is a
part of and one of the mostdivine people that as far as a public

(02:19:00):
person goes. Nancy is just beautifulbeyond all words. So I'm not going
to even try anymore to give herthe kudos she deserves because I can't.
She also happens to be the voiceof the elevator inside our building, which
I found out. I did notknow until this week when Joe Strecker told
me. So, Nancy and Paul, good morning? How are you?

(02:19:24):
Good morning? When Gary, Nancy, Paul, I gotta, I gotta,
I gotta ask you first? Whatwas what was? Were you or
was it your dad? A partof the first Italian Fest? How that?
How'd that come to be that thePete Wagner's Orchestra, orchestrated by Paul
Wagner, became a part of Newport'sItalian Fest? What are the origins of

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that? Well, thirty two yearsago. Dad was gone. He was
gone in January of eighty seven.Okay, so Dad had nothing to do
with this. This is all me. That's great. I love it,
all right. So when did youstart nineteen ninety two? All right,

(02:20:07):
so it's funny. Did I startwith my dad? No? When did
you start Italian Fest? We're talkingabout Italian Fest. This is the thirty
second anniversary, nineteen ninety two.That's fantasy. And now how did you
come up? How did you assemblethese great musicians that you have with you.
I mean, who are these guys. These guys are mostly all Union

(02:20:30):
musicians, and they're the best ofthe best in the Tri State, not
just the Cincinnati of Tri State.One thing that I've noticed, and I
talked with Marino Frizzetti about this earlierin the week, Paul, is how
and you mentioned they're the best ofthe best. They indeed are. Because
one of the things that I've witnessedin person while being side stage or something

(02:20:54):
getting ready to bring somebody on overthe years at Italian Fest is that sometimes
you're handed an arrangement just a fewminutes before you're going to do it,
and you guys do it. Imean, it's it's incredible. How you
were, how you how you guysare on the move and you can do
this on the fly. That's whyare the best of the best. Gary.

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We have a piano player coming intonight named Brian Casull that's going to
be site reading three books Moreno's,Nancy's and mine. He's never seen them
before and he'll and he'll nail it. Oh yeah, absolutely sure, Now,
Nancy. I mean, as matterof fact, I was just going
to say. I just sent Paulmy list of songs last night. Sometimes

(02:21:43):
I just walk on and just say, oh, this is what I'm going
to do. Paul doesn't even knowwhat I'm going to sing before I get
there. Good did your uh?Paul? Did your Just a couple more
questions for you? And and I'msaving the dessert the best for last year.
You no, kid, You're asmart man. So did your dad

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get you into this? I meanit is named after your father, your
late father, But how did heget you in? Was it something that
you wanted to do or was itsomething you were forced to do? That's
a trick question. Okay. Hestarted to ban in nineteen fifty four.

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This is our seventieth year, andbeing the Pete Wagner band, I kept
the name after Dad passed in Januaryof eighty seven because I would have been
stupid to change the name. AndI kept every job that he ever had.
And in nineteen eighty three my rockband broke up, and he oh,

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well, First of all, hesaid how much you making per night?
I told him. When he laughed, he said you better join me.
So that happened in nineteen He probablywanted to get rid of me in
eighty four, but Mom made himstay with me. Well listen, oh,

(02:23:13):
I bet you are listen. Iam pleased to have you both here,
and we're going to focus on thelovely young lady when we continue next.
But Paul, I look forward toseeing you tonight and I probably will
try and coerce you at some pointover the weekend to let me sing,
just because the band's great and theycan even make Gary Jeff sound pretty good.

(02:23:33):
And let me guess what you're gonnasingh maybe flying the move. Yeah,
that's it, that's our standard.All Right, a break and then
back more with Paul Wagner and NancyJames and Newport Italian Fest starting tonight just
over the levee in Newport fifty fiveKRC. The talk station call it electric
all right, mostly Sunday this afternoon, warmer high year ninety but pretty nice

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one now at fifty five KRC.The talk station from the UCL Traffic Center
of the University of Cincinnati Cancer Centeris the region's first and only provider of
specialized primary care services for cancer patientsand survivors, called five one three five
eighty five. UCCC crews continue towork with the overturned semis on north and

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southbound seventy five near Liberty Way.Left lanes block both sides of the highway.
There's a requestbound two seventy five afterMontgomery on the right shoulder and south
four seventy one at two seventy five. Chuck Ingram on fifty five KRC,
the talk station. Just waiting formy big moment on stage at Newport's Italian

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Best with the Pete Wagner Orchestra.Fly Me to the Moon won't sound this
good play among this. It's thesame song, and hopefully it's just recognizable
when I do it. Gary Jeffhit for Brian and we're talking Newport Italian
Fest with Paul wa Nancy James.Nancy James. The one thing that everyone

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says when I when I say thewords Nancy James is my god, she's
still alive. No, that isnot what they say. They said,
my god, she is beautiful,she is so talented. She is I
mean universally, That's what I getfrom people who know Nancy James all the

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way going back to the Bob BraunShow to now and and I understand that
you are your number one job.These days are taking care of your grandkids,
right, I do. I have. I have six, and we
are blessed to be able to seethem very very often and spend a lot
of time with them. And it'sjust it's just wonderful. There's nothing better

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in my book. What else areyou doing these days besides being grandma?
Well, it's always an honor whenPaul calls me. I'll tell you what
he talks about the best of thebest. He calls them the hammers,
and for a good reason. Theynail it every time. They are just
the most professional and for the mostpart. These are some guys that I've

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known since I began in the businessalmost fifty years ago, So it's incredible
to still work with these talented menthat I just adore. Well, I'll
tell you it is every year thatI've gotten to and I've done Newport Italian
Fest since twenty ten every year.But we missed the COVID year, but

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obviously we missed a lot that year. But yeah, one of the things
that I look forward to is seeingyou on the stage and watching you perform,
because you are still so spot on. You want to talk about a
hammer nailing it every time? Imean, yeah, you're always you're always
on key, you're always strong,and you're always just so so good with

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your rapport with the proud and everythingelse. And you're so beautiful. I
mean, I mean, you couldgo out there, Lord in Heaven,
the people are going to come andsay, is this the same woman he
was talking about on the air.You're seeing me through eyes of love,
my friend? Yeah, but thankyou so much. You're always dressed to

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the nine, and I swear youcould go you could go out there without
a bit of makeup and you wouldbe just as beautiful. What were you
going to say? Oh no,I was going to say. The ability
to sing with a big band issomething that you just don't have the opportunity
to do so often. And Paulaffords me this wonderful opportunity to sing my

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big band music that I you know, I was picking out the songs and
oh, it's such a joy thatthe power and the oh, the sound
that comes out of this group tonightis just second to none. And people
can enjoy that big band sound andthe wonderful musicians all weekend long and smell
the sausage and enjoy enjoy canolag andjust all the wonderful food and drink and

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camaraderie that takes place at this eventis just second to none. I've been
honored to be a part of it. For gosh, what do you think,
Paul, less than sixteen, butmore than ten? Do you think
like twelve thirteen years? Let's gowith twelve. I don't know. Yeah,
it's been a long time. Ithink it was twenty twelve when I

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started. And it's it's just beenan honor every time I'll ask, well,
years, two things I know Iwill do after this interview, Nancy,
I will look forward to taking youradvice and smelling the sausage tonight and
ah telling you I know, goodstuff. And I'm looking forward to seeing

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you and hearing you, and you'llbe doing the national anthem this evening.
Correct, That's what I understand.Yes, that's always an honor as well.
It's it's such a great time wheneveryone gets on stage, all the
Italian families and the you know,the Pelusis and the Goop Cadoulis and everybody
gets on stage and it's it's whata what a great event for our community.

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We just we are honored to bea part of it every year and
and thank you for giving this airtimeto let people know, because I think
summer goes so quickly and all ofa sudden, it's like, oh my
gosh. I heard there. Myfavorite weather man talk about it on the
news this morning and he said,we've got great weather the entire weekend.
Paul, that's unbelievable. Usually range, yeah, usually range, and it's

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usually all all as hot as atropical jungle. Some years. Oh,
it's going to be delightful. Andwe've had years when Paul's music flies into
the river, the High River,we see it run it down. Yep.
Yeah, absolutely, the wind blowsacross, the wind blows across that
stage and it's gone. I'm tellingyou what, all right? So anyway,

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guys, festival grounds open at fivepm tonight at Newport's Italian Fest there
just over the levee, next tothe Mighty Ohio River. Paul Wagner and
the Pete Wagner Orchestra, the Hammersas he calls him, and the beautiful
Nancy James will be there. Iwill be there too. Grand opening ceremonies
beginning at six thirty this evening.We'll have an Italian American honoree at seven

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thirty moreno Frizetti at eight And that'sjust tonight. Guys, thank you so
much and I look forward to seeingyou this evening. Hey, thanks and
all this Gary, that was verynice of you. You bet you.
We'll be back to We'll be backto close in just a moment. On
fifty five krs the talk station doyou have three ex wives and your Any

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rain we're gonna get will occur aftermidnight, after the all of the tents
and the food boosts have been packedaway, packed away at the Italian fest.
We were talking about into maybe earlytomorrow, but it's not a big
rain chance and otherwise it's going tobe just gorgeous. A little bit warmer
today, up to eighty nine tomorroweighty six and more humidity creeping in for

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us on Friday tomorrow it's sixty two. And here's Chuck Ingram one more time
with a check on traffic from theUCL Traffic Center of the University of Cincinnati
Cancer Center is the region's first andonly provider of specialized primary care services for
cancer patients and survivors, called fiveone three five eighty five U see CE
see north An SAP Bend seventy fivecontinue to be a very slow go thanks

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to the accident with the overturned semiabove Liberty Way. Left lanes block both
sides of the highway. Now theright three lanes are blocked for the new
accident. West two seventy five hadseventy one. It adds to heavy traffic
from Loveland. Chuck Ingram on fiftyfive KO see the talk station alrighty then,

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speaking of Rever Young, here's aguy who just won't die west side
Jim Kaefer, good morning, howare you? Oh my god? I
mean, that's a that's a heckof a thing to say to me.
Gee. Maybe I'll try, MaybeI'll try harder. You know, Well,

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your buddy Shaky was just on theair. Did you hear, Paul?
I heard him. I heard him. I hurting chuckle when you said,
uh, the secret little name thatI have for him and Shaky.
Yeah. Nancy laughed too. Apparentlyshe found it funy and maybe knows something
that others do not. So howare you this morning? Okay, I'm

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getting ready to cut some grass.I don't have the seven postage stamps like
you do over in south Gate,but I've got to get this stuff done.
But uh no, I've I've I'vemissed you at the Italian Fest and
hopefully if if I'm still alive,according to you, I might get over
there and actually see you. ButI've known Nancy for probably going on forty

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years, and it was out ofa business deal. Really. Every time,
every time she would call me tohave something at her house, she
calls me her stripper. I would, of course she would. He would
sing to me when she would call, which was the greatest customer I've ever
had, or client. If youare, she would call you and just

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sing, yeah, exactly what Ihad called her. I d as soon
as I picked it up. Shewould sing, you know what the boys
out there? What would what?Would she sing? Generally? Oh,
I don't know. It was justa random song or like Jim, I've
got business for you or something likethat, just just kidding around, you
know. We we became friends friendsinstantly, and between her and her husband

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or husband at that time, hehad Corvette, so no offense to him.
But we got into the car thingand and uh that was when they
hit a house and now they've downsized. But yeah, I got to meet
the Green kids on a couple ofoccasions. But Nancy's just one sweet person.
You're right about her being very verybeautiful. Oh man, gorgeous.
Listen. All I ask you isjust stay alive so I can see you

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again. Okay, yeah, exactly. Man. I'm starting to worry about
myself, so I better hurry.I'm getting this grass cut, all right,
Jimmy, I'll talk to you soonwest Side. Jim He's you know,
he just takes things so seriously allthe time, including the fact that

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he's still alive. And I'm gladhe does. We'll talk to you tomorrow
morning, bright and early at fiveo'clock on the dock at Dave Hanter Tech.
Friday, we've got a special gueston Father's Day, plus the folks
from the Colping Society and another festivalthat's going on this weekend, the Shits
Infest. We'll examine that, andalso Ron Wilson will stop him with a

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surprise appearance. Until then, Gary, Jeff and for Brian on fifty five
k RC the Talk station, it'swhat motivates your vote? The Democrat racius
now and they were the racist backthen. Fifty five KRS the Talk Station. This report