55KRC Wednesday Show - Clermont County Vets, Orlando Sonza, Judge Napolitano

Episode Transcript

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I thought this was America. Isthis America? I say, I thought
this was America. Jay, You'reon fire this morning with the sound bites,
I heard the bubbling bong of stupiditypercolating around the top of the hour
news. It was his busy travelschedule, Joe, he was, That's
all it was. And then wefind out that during that full week of

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debate prep, he didn't start beforeeleven am, and they gave him an
opportunity to take a nap during themiddle of the day during debate prep,
so he had plenty of sleep,I guess is the retort to the claim
that Biden's busy travel schedule is whatwas the is the reason he dropped the
ball so miserably this past Thursday.Yeah, I'll let you decide for yourself.

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Oh, and we can pivot overreal quickly to Craney and Pierre.
Yesterday asked directly, does President Biden, at eighty one years old, have
Alzheimer's any form of dementia or degenerativeonly that causes these sorts of lapses,
And it's a yes or no question. Are you ready for it? She

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replied, it's a no, AndI hope you're asking the other guy the
same question, the same exact question, Does anybody believe green Jean Pierre?
And where's the where's the doctor's report? They were referring to Joe Biden's you
know, clean bill of health thathe had had previously when asked about his

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health and the presidential doctor. Yeah, he's fine, He's in really good
shape. Did you do a cognitivetest? Silence, crickets the answer of
course no. So anyhow, Iis Crean Jan Pierre a doctor? Joe?
Does she have a medical license ordegree? Is she relying on a
physician's conclusion in answering that question?Thank you Dad from beyond Dad who did

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struggle with Alzheimer's see a lot ofparallels between the current sitting as in the
United States of America and the deterioratingconditions of my father before he passed away
from that horrific, horrific disease.Anyhow, five one, three, seven,
nine fifty, five hundred, eighthundred and eighty two three talk at
pound five fifty on eighteen T phonesin case you want to call, I

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would love to hear from you.You know, I enjoy the back and
forth. Got plenty to talk aboutthis morning. Coming up on the program
seven forty Stephen Balso Cleimon County VeteranService. Steven's going to join us to
talk about Hamlin County Veteran Services.Hamlin County Prosecuting Melissa Powers returned to the
program at eight o five low bondsfor serious criminals. That's a problem we

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are facing. That's where we needto keep Hemlin County Prosecuting Melissa Powers in
office. And we need to goto GOP Judges dot com to make sure
we're down voting, our down ballotvoting and making sure that we get good
judges who are tough on crime.You have to restore the deterrence leg of
the criminal justice system. Punishment isthere to deter people from engaging in criminal

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behavior. If you take away theconsequences of criminal behavior, you encourage criminal
behavior. See the entire state ofCalifornia as an illustration of proof of what
I just said. Judge Edna PalitanoTwilight's last gleaning the name of his or
the title of his column comes outtonight. Got a copy of it which

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begins not on a positive note,which I think the title of the column
suggests. It's not a positive notewhen a presidential debate devolves into an argument
of her golf scores, and afterwardsthe public argues about the candidate's metal acuity
or personal honesty, when the questionfor voters is who is the sharper debate

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rather than who will be more faithfulto the Constitution. When both major party
candidates support massive surveillance, undeclared foreignwars, and borrowing trillions of dollars a
year to fund a bloated government,nearly all of which is nowhere countenance by
the Constitution, we can safely concludethat personal liberty in our ones free society
has been radically diminished and is inthe twilight of its existence. Close quote

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that's the leadoff paragraph. Not prettyjudge of Paulatano at eight thirty. Oh,
enjoy that conversation. Uh, realquick here, it's going to be
expecting expensive Independence Day. A lotof people saying that they're not going to
spend as much this year on IndependentDay is supposed to be one of the
biggest travel days on history, butsixty percent of Americans are planning to spend

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less money on Independence Day than inpast years, in spite of the fact
that everything's more expensive. Described isgoing to be one of the most expensive
fourth of July's in American history.Everything's expensive. It's the result of Biden
inflation, among other things, Hamburgerpatties. It's reported about fifty percent more
expensive this year than in twenty nineteen. That will be the last year the

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Trump presidency. For those keeping trackat home wondering about inflation, there's an
illustration of it right there. Fiftypercent more something I rarely use. Disposable
plates reportedly up eighty percent over thesame period of time, catchup as fifty
two percent more. And the twelvepack of soda soft drinks pop, depending

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on what you refer to them asto colloquialism, nine dollars and eighteen cents
apparently for a case of soda,up from five dollars and fifty three cents
in twenty twenty one. That willbe Joe's first Independence day as president.
Basically a two thirds increase in theprice of soda, pop, soft drinks,

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whatever you want to call them.So there's that, and then you
know the other thing is and thisis just this kind of thing pisses me
off. If I may be sobold. In the five o'clock I already
use that phrase. Who doesn't wantus to use natural gas oil and gasoline?
Generally speaking? Who's trying to banthe internal combustion engine on the grounds
that it's actively that the pollution iskilling all of us? Who who wants

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to increase the price of gasoline?Officially going back to the Obama administration,
this is the goal of Bide administrationas well, make things more expensive so
you don't use them, pushing youto an alternative that you might otherwise not
choose. But then when the politicalreality hits the fan, it hits the
fan, they start doing things toundo the damage that they did through their

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policies. The policies are designed todrive up the price of these to make
them unaffordable compared to other things.That's the point of the Green New Deal
and all that you have to artificiallypay for it. Incentivize, use tax
dollars to get people to even builda windmill farm or a solar panel,

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to get people to adopt that asan energy generation mechanism. It's all built
on incentives, government taxpayer dollars.The market wouldn't support it, why well,
they're not efficient, they don't produceas much electricity, they're not reliable,
they take up massive amounts of space. The infrastructure needed to build those
solar panel fields and farms are outrageouslyexpensive to compared to traditional electrician transmission lines

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running from more efficient gas powered,coal powered or nuclear powered plants, even
hydro electric. So what do youdo? You create an artificial environment.
You cut back on the amount ofdrilling, You limit the amount of production
of those evil fuels that you're tryingto get rid of. Ergo, what

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is it? Economics? Kicking insimple principles, simple laws of supply and
demand. Reducing the supply increases thecost of it because our demand doesn't go
down. We didn't get rid ofour cars. And then when it's an
election year. You've seen this beforefrom the Biden administration, releasing massive quantities

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of oil from the Strategic Petroleum OilReserve in an election year so he can
hope the price of gasoline will godown. Did it again? Federal government
completed the sale of a million barrelsof gasoline from the National Gasoline Supply Reserve,
the White House set in a statementshared yesterday. Last month, the

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government announced to'd be releasing forty twomillion gallons of gasoline from storage facilities in
Maine and New Jersey to help whatlower gasoline prices as we head into the
busy summer driving season, namely thefourth of July slash Independence Day holiday season,
where record numbers of people are gonnabe hitting the highways. Seeing the

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price of gasoline as bad as itis, what are you gonna do about
it? Well, let's see,let's unring the bell our policies have wrung.
We made the price of gasoline goup through our policies. So let
us release momentarily a million barrels ofgasoline to keep this soft in the blow

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that are policies created. Hmmm.Senior Biden administration officials touted the news as
another victory for the federal government's inflationfighting efforts. Inflation that was created by
the Biden administration and its policies,the Green New Deal policies. This inflation
is independent of inflation that we're experiencingvia other realities, global and otherwise.

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This is a whole cloth, acreation of our own well as well as
other Western countries who bought into thisgreen crap. We're the ones who cut
our own throat, were the oneswho created inflation in the gasoline and oil
producing markets. In this statement,the Biden Harris administration can continue to take

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strategic action to lower prices for Americanconsumers in every aspect of their lives,
especially as summer driving season ramps up. That a statement from Energy Secretary Jennifer
Grant Holme, by releasing this reserveahead of July fourth, we are ensuring
sufficient supply flows to the Northeast ata time hardworking Americans needed the most.
Yeah, but what about after thefourth of July. There's a finite amount

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of gasoline in this reserve or thisgasoline reserve. You can only do it
so many times until it runs out. Then what happens. We're left with
the inflationary realities of the policies thatyou put in place, ones like the
border policy that could be quickly undoneif you decided to go in a different

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direction. They want to have theircake and eat it too. I didn't.
This is just baffling to me.Economically and otherwise. Since January twenty
twenty one, gas prices have soaredfifty five percent. Oil the barrel of
oil up sixty six percent. Andif you're out pumping more of it,

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if you opened up more opportunities toget more on the market, the price
that necessarily would go down. That'sthe economic reality. Now I know there's
a monkey. You're interested in theeconomic realities of the global oil market because
pack acts. As you know,it's a cartel that manipulates the global quantity
of oil on the market, whichwould be unlawful if it happened between American
companies here because of the Sherman AntiTrust Act. But that's what we have

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to deal with. But we couldcounter that. Our fellow travelers in this
chase for a carbon free environment inother countries could also change their policies and
change the dynamic of the global oilmarket as well, if they just chose
to tap into those reserves, andI mean the ones in the ground,

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not strategic petroleum oil reserves. Anyway, you're being lied to, manipulated,
and it's just out in the open. I mean this statement itself from the
Jennifer Granholme. We are buying votes, We're endeavoring to buy votes. We
are softening the blows of our policies. It's that last part that they leave
out. We're softening the blow fora moment in time of our policies unilaterally

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entered into We on our own tocut our own throats and ergo drive the
gasoline prices up. Whoops, thathurts us. We need an election coming
up, we need to do somethingabout it. Well, let's let flet's
flood the market with more evil carbonproducing gasoline to lower the price. For
a moment, five seventeen coming upwith five eighteen, fitt, Larry,
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KRC twenty two. Kind of happyIndependence Day, e if you have some
great celebrations planned tomorrow, Nation.I think it's the greatest holiday ever,

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Independence Day. We should all getoff Independence Day and they should just give
us a block of time for usto take off all other holidays. No
more federal holidays and paid leave period. End of story. Anyways, get
to Larry, who's kind enough tohold over the break? Larry, Welcome
to the show. Thanks for holdingmy friend. Yeah, yeah, good
morning. I'm just calling to BillyEate like I always do about probably,

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you know, kind of trivial events, because when I got up this morning,
I could stand up. I couldraise my hands, I can praise
God for the day, and Iknow the sound's going to come up here
in a minute. Good for you. I'm blessed. I'm blessed. I'm
blessed beyond. Oh you know,I'll understanding, but uh, I'm still
going to complain about the inflation ofprices. I was in Kroger's a bag
of driedo seven ounce bag of Durios, which I loves. Yeah, six

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dollars and twenty dollars. Oh mygod, so I took a picture.
I got it on my phone.I didn't buy it. I know I
love them, but I didn't buyit. I got this digital deal three
two dollars a bag for Lai's potatochips, sorry, cream and onions.
I just didn't get to Dridos becauseI wasn't gonna say that much more.
I don't blame you. You listen. I bet you could afford to spend

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that much money. Of the readers, you just won't do it. You
didn't. I won't do it,damn it. I am not. I
I'm with you. My wife andI go grocery shop and every every weekend,
and there are some things I'm notgoing to spend that much money on
period. Hell no, I'll dowithout. And uh, also a box
of crackers, you know, aswear boxes four sleeves of crackers, and

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it okay, soda crackers, youknow, I'm talking about the saltines.
You open the box up and it'sabout four inches down in the box before
you get to the sleeve of crackers. The same problem the other day I
bought, I bought Uh, Ican't remember which brand, doesn't matter,
saltines whatever, You're right. Iremember seeing that it's like, what the
hell shrinkflation? And then it's they'realmost double price, Like I think it's

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almost threes almost four three dollars somethingcent for a box of crackers, almost
four bucks, and it just uh, it's just outrageous. But anyway,
all all we can hope for isfor Trump to get in and get and
try that. Hopefully he has hecan have some control over things like that.
Some people say that President don't butI don't know, you know,

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I don't know if he would haveany bearing on the prices like that or
not. Maybe just as policies willhelp, well, let's hope, and
none of them involved multi trillion dollarinfusions of of printed cash into the economy,
which in and of itself is inflationary. See every moment in history where
countries have tried to print themselves ina prosperity. It waters down the value

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of the dollar, meaning your dollar'snot gonna buy as much. Even if
your policies aren't designed like I wasranting about to drive the price of something
up gasoline, the unmitigated, unrestrainedprinting of dollars on the printing press will
water down the value and thus causethe price of that any given product to
go up. I mean, there'sa problem right there. So I just

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hope if there is a second Trumpadministration, that that second one will exercise
a greater amount of fiscal restraint thanthe first one. Got to remember,
Trump jacked up the debt five trilliondollars or something like that. He is
no saint when it comes to that. Somebody's got to get in there and
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Ukraine situation. Uh Charlie foxtrot thatone inside Scoop with Bright Barton news Ken
Kolkowski talking about Supreme Court decisions andsame kind of thing with the balance of

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the program too. A lot ofdiscussions about the Supreme Court. May even
get into that a little bit withjudging of Paulatano, inspite of the fact
that yes, his column is abit of a darker tone on that one.
Anyway, let us go to thelocal story stack. Here we got
a six year old girl in criticalcommission. She was hit on Tuesday by
an SUV twenty seventeen Dodge Journey,specifically going eastbound on River Road. Officers

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said she was hit while trying tocross the road taking my ambulance to Cincinna
Children's They're looking for witnesses. Ifyou witness the crash, please give the
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fourteen three five two twenty five fourteen. Interestingly enough, Fox nineteen reporting on
this, they didn't talk about thetime of day she was hit. Got

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narrowed down. I suppose if yousaw a child getting hit by a nasuv,
you know what time of day itwas. Thirty eight year old man
accused of cutting and seriously hurting adriver with a machete after a road rage
incident on a Greater Cincinnati Highway HMhm, Patrick Tucker, he got Joe
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meg a machetti. Don't text anyway. Patrick Tucker opened the victim's card door
to red light eighty four hundred blockof Cole Rayin Avenue Monday quote following a
road race event on the Ronald ReaganHighway and cut him twice with a machete
on his arm, on his legclose quote from the Colerain Township Police Affidavid

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he also stole the man's shoes.Tucker arrested on charge of the flonia's assault
and aggravated robbery. Booked into theHemlond County Justice Center at five thirty six
pm. There's some specificity held everynight without bond. Scheduled to make his
first court appearance in the case yesterdaymorning. No follow up on what happened
in that one. Investigation underway inMiddletown police say a decomposed body was found

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in a trash can buy The unidentifiedperson found shortly after eleven am July first
Court. To Middletown Police Department,they were called by an unknown woman to
an address on Centennial Street near Elmfor a report of a possible to cease
person. They found the body inthe trash can in the alley, according
to the police department. Butler CountyCorners officer responded took possession of the body.
Accord to the Middletown Police, doyou have any information on that body?

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seven, ninety six or four totwo five seventy seven hundred. Any information
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they have a transportation hurdle. Oneof their vehicles was broken into July first,
the first day of Disability Pride Month. Visionaries Plus Voices employees say they
arrived at work and to find whathappened to one. They're three vans.
According to director Robin Winkler, speakingagain with Fox nineteen, there was a

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shattered glass. Driver's side window wasbusted. It just feels very violating.
Vans Sully used to transport artists likeCurtis Davis and Linda Kunick to and from
home to community events. According toDavis, I come here Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Okay. Visionaries plus Voice is described as

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a nonprofit giving opportunities for artists withdisabilities to do what they love in a
way that respects their dignity as humans. One van out of commission. Director
of Winklers and the staff have beenworking over time to make sure all the
artists can get to and from thespace that they apparently love so much.
Winkler said, we average about eightyfive trips a week with a lot of

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people we support rely on routine andstructure, and so something like this is
really disruptive to our mission. Assoon as they can get the van repaired
July fifth, the community wants tosupport these local artists. You can attend
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five care Scene morning show lunch bunch. Hope to see you there, guys
stacking stupid. Unless you'd rather call, feel free to do that. Five
one three, seven four nine fiftyeight hundred eight two three talk. So
it's not going to be here inFriday. Thank you Gary Jeff Walker in
advanced for covering for me. Thestack is stupid. This morning looks awfully
Friday like, thank you, JoeStrecker. Look every headline naked naked,

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nude guy, naked guy, nudeguy. Let's start right here and Fairbanks,
Alaska. Fairbanks midnight sun festivities occasionallyget a bit rowdy. It's reported
some people taking it to the nextlevel, like this one four sixteen PM.
Specifically four sixteen, not four fifteenor four to seventeen gene twenty second.

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Alasta State troopers received a call thata naked man wielding a sledgehammer was
walking around the area of Army Road, Fairbanks. Razing. Situation quickly escalated
when the man allegedly used the sledgehammerto smash his way into one of the
homes along the street and stole theresidence small dog glaster skate trips. State
troopers arrived on the scene. Thirtyone year old Fairbanks resident Brian Senti arrested

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in charge with burglary, theft,and assault. He was remanded to the
Fairbanks Correctional Center without further incident.The dog was recovered thankfully unharmed, although
potentially traumatized dog on need therapy.Now let's go to Florida. As a
tradition, a man Joe Sonny Awle'sBeach, Florida specifically, police arrested a

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man there on Saturday for burglary andindecent exposure. Corner of the rest report
Sunny Owl's Beach police saw SERGEI,oh, jeez, Louise, there's too
many consonants. I'm gonna get areading on this one. Tca ciuc Tacousic
closing out thirty seven years old,walking away from a condominium building on Collins

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Avenue after police arrived there in referenceto a man who was naked in the
parking lot. Please say this Tasukimatched the description of the suspect, so
they detained him, but he wasfully clothed at the time and released at
the scene court of the report.Officers went back to the building nearly two
hours later. After all, thewoman reported an unknown naked white guy came

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into her apartment while she was sleeping. Victims said that her husband had left
the apartment earlier, leaving the frontdoor unlocked. She stayed at home with
her three year old son, sleepingon the living room couch and cording to
the glass report, the woman saidshe then heard a loud noise coming from
the front door. They woke herup when that's when she found the naked
guy standing inside the apartment by thefront door, holding some kind of objects

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in his hand, prasing mm hmm, thank you, Joe. Court to
the report, the woman started ascream and she was in fear for her
life and her son's. Man thenleft the apartment, fleeing the building.
Police said. The woman then calledthe front desk to tell them about the
incident and asked they call police please. Spoke with the front desk employee,
who told police that they gave aman clothing and he left, walking westbound

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across Collins Avenue. Employee told policethat the man was now wearing blue pants
and a gray hoodie. That ledthe police to these sixteen thousand block of
Collins Avenue, where the front deskrecognized the man fitting the description and provided
officers with his room number. Policemade the way to the room and spoke
with this tacoustic guy, who theysay voluntarily went downstairs to the valet area

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with the police. The woman thenidentified him as the man who entered her
apartment. Rest report says he wasarrested taking to the Turner Guilford Night Correctional
Center. He's now facing two charges, one kind of felony burglary unoccupied dwelling
and one count of misdemeanor indecent exposure. What the hell real quick here,

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this is right awfully tragic. Movingaway from the naked guys who go to
a Kentucky gun shop. On Saturdayeight thirty pm Humphrey Double H Farms Enterprise
Incorporated in Carrollton, Kentucky, unidentifiedshopper who was looking at a fire arm
began what in the arrest report says, manipulating it phrasing. According to state

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troopers, a single round was dischargedby the person manipulating the firearm he was
looking at, and that round hita fifty year old Chad Waynscott who was
inside the shop, and it killedhim. Idiots doing idiot things because they're
idiots. He succumbed to his injuriesin a local hospital emsu and it showed
up and and took him to thehospital. Now no charges in the shooting

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death. The troopers said the gunmanis cooperating with the investigators. Forty five
if if five kcy Detalk station.I don't know that that's proper protocol to
allow someone handling a firearm that theydon't own in a gun shop to put
around in it, just saying Idon't think that would ever happen at my
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Com, five fifty one fifty fivecare CD talk station Back to the Stack
is stupid mobile album Mobile Alabama.They call it bizarre and unsettling. Some
people and the Theodore and Tillman Cornerarea worried about a guy wearing a ski

(31:36):
mask they say has been scaring peopleand chasing them. One moment said the
man chased her into her apartment afew days ago and threatened her. One
identifying characteristic. He's naked, andthere is surveillance video of at least one
of the alleged incident. Woman inthe apartment complex on Old Pasca Gula Road
caught the naked guy in a skimask on surveillance video Monday about n nine

(32:00):
am. Said he chased her andtold her to get into her apartment and
take her clothes off. She sayshe then lunged at her before she slammed
the door and called nine one one. Mobile police said they responded to the
area didn't find him. Meanwhile,Sabrina pendagrass, resident of the same apartment
complex, saw pictures on Facebook ofthe naked guy. Back in twenty twenty,

(32:21):
She posted photos of the man lingeringaround her workplace. He was also
naked and wearing a ski mask.Pentagras said she has reasonably it could be
the same person. According to Pentagrass, I got pictures of him butt naked
wearing the same shoes, wearing aski mask, so we still can't tell
who he is. Worked across thestreet at Excellon. He would hide over
there behind the Little Caesars and behindwhere he couldn't be seen at night because

(32:45):
I worked a night shift. Uhdon't know if he was the kind of
guy that got delivered penalties Joe justto get locked in the penalty box where
he could engage in acts of selfpleasure an slapshot. Mobile police officers continuing

(33:07):
the Canvassy area with additional patrols.They say they have no reports to the
suspect trying to enter homes, businessesor vehicles, but if you have any
information, the Mobile Police Department wouldlove to hear from you. Farmer City,
Illinois, we have a naked manentering an unlocked residence in the one
hundred blocker West Richardson Street one thirtyin the morning Sunday. According to the

(33:28):
police department, what the hell pleasesay? The home owner awoke to find
this guy with short dark hair neartheir bed. Male subject fled the area,
believed to be on foot in anunknown direction and appear to be intoxicated.
As a tradition, police department isasking for your help in locating the

(33:52):
naked guy. Pickens County, SouthCarolina, continuing a trend here this morning.
County Sheriff's office there said the arrestof the guy after receiving multiple calls
about him riding a bicycle ready,of course naked this particular place, Shady

(34:12):
Grove Road. Officials say, Charles, I know that does sound painful,
doesn't it? Joe? I supposeit depends on the kind of seat is
on the bicycle, though right,Joe is hoping that there was one,
okay, who can argue with that, This will say Charles. Robert Moore

(34:36):
also seen running back and forth acrossthe road naked. Deputy's got there.
He was wearing a towel when theyshowed up. More arrested for republic towely
don't forget to bring a towel hemay need it, or arrested for public
disorderly conduct indecent exposure. Given atwo hundred and fifty seven dollars surety bond
on public disorderly conduct and a threehundred dollars shirty bond the indecent exposure charge.

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One more police investigating what they describedas an unusual chopping incident in the
village of Jacentaville, Toledo area.Victim identified as Melvin al Caraz caught nude
inside the house of his assailant,as explained by the Police Department's Hilberto Romero,

(35:31):
Officer commanding Eastern Division, quote,on Saturday the twenty ninth, and
twenty four police responded to a choppingincident in the Toledo district of this village.
On arrival, they saw one MelvinAlcoraz with chop wound injuries. Information
from the complaint is that the thathe was at a home when he heard

(35:51):
noises, came out and saw MelvinAlcaraz inside one of his bathrooms naked.
Complaint and reported became concerned since hehad previously made a report than Melviyn Alchorrez
had broken into his house and assaultedsomeone there. Okaz treated to the hospital
instable condition. The investigation continues.Now, I just read that whole article

(36:12):
and I have no blanking idea whatthe hell they were talking about. That's
outstanding news right there. From BreakingBelize News Aaron Humes credit given five fifty
six ify five games of the oxination. Ah, they're pulling their hair out,
the Democrats on Capitol Hill and don'tknow what to do. They're going
to multiple different directions. Joe Biden, stay and put. Apparently we got

(36:35):
more to talk about, including thecriticism of the Supreme cart Are they valid?
No, if you look behind thevinear what the Democrats are screaming are
out completely invalid. Lots going onand plus I love here from you,
love to hear from you too,so feel free to call. I'll be
right back after the news. It'saway from refreshing your news feed at the
top of the allen. I havenever seen anything like this exclusively talk station.

(37:00):
It was spring of twenty eleven.Ekoplanos. We're just four years old.
It's seven ish pm and my sisteris at our daughter five car ce
De talk station. Important message allright, Tomas here, wishing you a
happy Independence day. E hope youhave some great plans celebrate the nation's independence,

(37:20):
and that's what it's all about.Don't call it July fourth. We're
not celebrating the fourth of July.We are celebrating Independence Day. And I
always celebrate when you call because it'san enjoyable experience talking with the listeners.
Five one three, seven, four, nine fifty five, eight hundred eighty
two to three Talk with Ton fivefifty on AT and T phones and remember
fifty five KRC dot com do youpodcast as well as get your I Heart
Media app. Welcome to the program, Tom, and a very happy Wednesday

(37:43):
to you, Tom. You're morethan how you've been going. Good for
you, Ben fine man. Iof course miss hearing you in five point
thirty. I know your shift changewhich prevents you from calling then I get
it, but sort of a bigabsence in my mornings in the five o'clock
hour to hear from you. Soit's good to hear from you. Better
late than never. I feel thesame way, by the way, Yeah,

(38:06):
I just you know, obviously I'mpaying attention to all the stuff that's
going on, and not really anythingis happening that we didn't really think was
going to happen. Nothing shocking,you know, Biden's performance at the debate
in the way everyone's reacting to it. I just want to make sure everybody
keeps in mind that we've got tostay the course and don't don't let anything

(38:30):
they do fool you into voting fora Democrat. You can't you can't buy
into any of their garbage and theirwives. And oh, we didn't know
it was this bad, Sure youdid. Everybody knew it was just bad.
And everybody knew that Biden wasn't reallyrunning the country. Everybody knows that
there's somebody or some group of peoplebehind the scenes. So it doesn't matter

(38:52):
who they throw out there, it'llbe the same garbage. They'll keep trying
to shove down our throats, andthey'll keep trying to push on us,
and more freedom is they'll keep tryingto take away from us, and more
money they'll keep trying to steal fromus and all that. So it's it's
just as important as ever to remindeverybody and to never forget. Don't vote

(39:13):
Democrat. Gut. I appreciate thecall of Tom and good to hear from
you again. Better late than never. And you know, the thing is,
what was the refrain after the debate? Obviously it was, you know,
an attack on Joe Biden's mental acuityand clarity and abilities and all that
I understand, But what was theother side saying Liar Liar, Liar,
Liar, Trump, Liar Trump Trump, Liar liar Trump Trump, Tump liar,

(39:36):
liary even Orangeman liar, liar,liarlar. And you know he may
have engaged in some measure of prevarication, but so did Joe Biden going into
that whole you know, good peopleon both sides. Thing that had been
debunked, even snoops came out betterlate than never. Once you put this
the Trump statement in context, yourealize he was not and he specifically said
he was not praising anybody in theKlan. He's talking about just regular citizens

(40:02):
that came out to the event.But there's Joe Biden lying about that one,
going on and on and on andon. But then move away from
just that one, evening the liesthat have been perpetuated and perpetrated by the
Biden administration about, among other things, Joe Biden's medal abilities. Behind the

(40:22):
scenes. After that debate performance,we found out and we find out that
everybody behind the scenes are a lotof people anyways said oh, this is
him all the time. We've seenhim freeze up, not off, doze
off, you know, lose histrain of thought that this is not an
uncommon occurrence. We're the ones thatwork with him every single day. So

(40:42):
all this time that they have beenlying to you. They point the finger
over across the island, say,Donald Trump, liar, Liar, liar,
How many things can we go downthat we have been lied to?
About the Hunter Biden laptop lies?Right, we could we go on all
day about the lies lawfair that you'regoing after Donald Trump just making up charges.

(41:09):
Uh, the Russian collusion narrative,lies Hillary, The treatment of Hillary
Clinton and her email server, andthe and and the and and and the
the you know, the bleach thing, the software that was used to to
basically eradicate everything on it, smashingof cell phones, deletion of data,
all after she was under investigation,spoliation of evidence, The treatment of Hunter

(41:35):
Biden and his tax issues, theslow walking of that investigation, with all
the information they had on him,that this foreign money was flowing in,
he wasn't to have been charged underthe Fair Act, and the statute limitations
conveniently lapsed on the most egregious chargesof him not reporting income from well Russian
oligarchs and others. Meanwhile, it'sthis constant refrain of Trump liar, Trump

(42:02):
liar, Trump lyar, Republican's badevil, et cetera, et cetera,
they're the ones that are demonstratively evil. I mean, there is no question
about it. And now they're plottingrevenge against the Supreme Court. Love this
along the same lines calling for congressionalaction to respond to the Supreme Court's decision

(42:22):
on presidential immunity. Fox News reportingarguing the decision is a blow for democracy
while empowering former President Trump, welldoesn't an empowered president current sitting President Joe
Biden as well. I mean,that's kind of the joke looming behind the
scenes of them being so critical ofthis decision. Oh my god, it's

(42:44):
created an imperial president. Yeah,well, the current president enjoys the same
immunity as whoever our next president is, and down the road and so on
and so forth. It is ana political decision. Alexander Casio Cortez claims
that she he's going to initiate articlesof impeachment against who she didn't say,

(43:05):
based on what she didn't say,because what they follow an originalist view of
the constitution. Ms Cortes, maybeshe didn't go to law school, but
you know, there are people whohave a liberal view of the constitution.
Judicial activists, those who legislate fromthe bench, moving away from their corresponsibility
of interpreting law to writing law,which I find offense with. We have

(43:31):
a conservative bench who interprets the lawbased upon the constitution originalist view. They
may have, but it's not animpeachable offense to do that. They point
out in their decisions all the caselaw that they rely on in reaching their
conclusions. AOC, the Supreme Courthas become consumed by a corruption crisis beyond

(43:55):
its control. Today's ruling represents anassault on American democracy. It's up to
Congress to defend our nation from thisauthoritarian that capture. Really Joe Morell in
New York Representative Democrat, of course, he wants to introduce a resolution to
reverse the decision the conservative extremist majorityin the Supreme Court has decided former President

(44:19):
Trump is above the law. Today'sdecision further roads of public confidence in our
institutions and poses a great threat toour democracy as the former President's behavior now
and again, going back all thetimes you went after Donald Trump on fake
information, the steal dossier with hisDemocratic Party paid for knowing it was lies,

(44:42):
and Donald Trump's the problem here andpivoting over great op ed from the
Wall Street Journal Today pointing out statistically, these people have are just literally filled
with crap maga Supreme Court, saysChuck Schumer, Oh my god, it's
just all We need to do somethingabout it. Donald Trump's responsible for three

(45:04):
of the justices there, okay,and we know that. We know the
numbers now in terms of breaking downthe Supreme Court decision making, Let's just
see if it's overwhelmingly conservative? Shallwe to do that? We turn over
to the empirical Scotis blog, whichactually looked at all the twenty twenty three
decisions and crunched the numbers on them. What do they find? Forty five
point eight percent of the cases wereunanimous, just under half unanimous. Nine

(45:35):
justices agreed, like to, here'ssome fundamental ones. Nine justices a unanimous
court agreed Colorado can't remove Donald Trumpfrom its ballot as an insurrectionist under the
fourteenth Amendment. That was all ofthem. What about your three liberal justices?
Where were they on that one?Nine justices agreed the pro life doctors
standing to sue the Food and DrugAdministration over the abortion pill. Myfi press

(45:55):
done. You can't do that?Doctors would be a more liberal sounding decision
right. All of them agreed tothat one hundred percent agreement that the National
Rifle Association can sue a New Yorkregulator for coursing insurers to stop doing business
with gun right groups. Hmmm,where's your left wingers on that one?

(46:20):
Twenty two cases decided six to three. But wait a second, that means
it's six conservatives against three liberals.Right now, only half of those twenty
two to sixty three decisions split onideological lines. That's where six conservative justices
are on one side of the majority, of three liberals are dissenting half the

(46:43):
other eleven were scrambled a mixed bagof conservative and liberal justices divided in their
idea and their opinion. Six justicesrejected a claim that the federal government had
unconstitutionally pressured social media websites to deleteuser posts. Justice Amy Coney Barrett,
writing right for the majority on thatone, along with three liberals. Conservative

(47:07):
Justice Alito dissenting. Six justices saidprosecutors have stretched the law and charging January
sixth rioters with obstructing Congress. JusticeKetanji Brown Jackson, writing the for the
majority of the dissent by Amy ConeyBarrett, Huh. The seven to two

(47:34):
and eight to one outcomes also hardto interpret through political lens. It's written
Justice Clarence Thomas rode an opinion upholdingthe funding scheme for the Consumer for Tannia
Financial Protection Bureau. Wall Street Journalquestion asked rhetorically, who had that one
on the bingo card? A mixedbag? Refused to close the constitutional door

(47:57):
to a wealth tax. Eight justicesand said the Second Amendment permits the government
to disarm an alleged domestic abuser viaa civil restraining order. Huh, eight
to one on that one, JusticeThomas dissented, but he was alone.
Apparently, the reversal rate for theconservative Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals is sixty

(48:22):
seven percent, which is higher thanthe reversal rate in this court from the
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, whichis a very left leaning circuit court.
And then the journal concludes that's forpresidential immunity on court executive functions. The
Supreme Court is enforcing the constitutional separationof powers. Amazing thing is that Democrats

(48:43):
are so surprised they unleashed history's firstprosecution of a former president. They're astonished
when it turns up novel legal issuesand then outrage. When the Justices consider
the matter and light of the Constitution, who should they blame instead? Special
Counsel Jack Smith could have declined tofollow January sixth indictment, or he could

(49:04):
have written it narrowly to exclude clearlyofficial conduct such as Trump's consultation with his
Justice Department, But he didn't.Neither did the appeals panel in DC Circuit,
which ruled in sweeping fashion that presidentshave absolutely no immunity whatsoever, obviously

(49:24):
requiring the Supreme Court to jump inand point out that no, that was
an error it needed to be reversed. Democrats denounced the Supreme Court for making
the presidency too powerful, while alsodenouncing the Justices for stopping Biden's unilateral regulatory

(49:44):
actions like for giving four hundred andthirty billion dollars of student loans without congressional
authorization. Huh. Yeah, they'remaintaining a separation of powers, and the
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Side Jim on the phone, westSide Jim. Great to hear from you
today. You're gonna be a listenerto lunch next Wednesday at Turf Club,

(51:36):
Yes, sir, mister Thomas,Yes, sir, get there early enough
to get a seat since it's alittle bit cramped in there. But it
can be. It can be.Yeah, with the food is great.
So mixed up for it. Itdoes. And it's not it's not going
to one hundred and three. It'sthat we're not Arizonas. It's not going
to be a dry heat today.You know it's not going to be one
and twenty degree dry heat days.I got a question for you though,

(52:01):
after that Fiesco the other night,and we all know what kind of problems
that Biden has. And this isnot a this is not even a question
about Donald Trump on my validity forhim, but this think where if we
had another Republican conservative, or ifDonald Trump didn't have the baggage that he

(52:22):
has. Can you imagine and thinkwhat the polls would be right now and
the percentages that that person would beup over Biden. It would be mind
boggling. It would be the itwould be more like the Reagan mondale.
Uh, I'm going to say that. Yeah, that's what I'd say.
Reaganistic that that's that's what is amazing. And I know the Democrats was still

(52:43):
fine. It could be Reagan inhis second term or something, and they
would still find a problem and stillbring up stuff well tried, but he
would be up by twenty He orshe would be up by twenty points.
Yeah, I mean, it's it'smind boggling how these people just hate Trump

(53:04):
so bad that they will actually evenprobably still vote for Biden over the Republican
just because of the fact of beingone number one a Democrat. But this
hate Trump so bad, that's itwithout Trump in the equation. I mean,
And there's another Wall Street Journal articleby Barton Swain that I'll recommend people

(53:24):
read. I don't know if I'llbe able to get to it today.
Biden's worst liability isn't his infirmity,it's his judgment. He has a special
talent for making the worst possible choiceout of all available options. So,
moving away from this obvious issue ofAlzheimer's or dementia, whatever's going on in
Joe Biden's head, this is abreakdown of all the crappy things and decisions
that Joe Biden's made from a policystandpoint. He is a terrible, terrible

(53:49):
politician and a terrible president. SoI mean all this trump trum trump,
Trump Trump. He listened to theDemocrats. They don't have anything to say.
Are they running on his record?Can you run on bidenflation? Can
you run on anything he's done?Can you run on Afghanistan? Can you
run on the situation going on betweenUkraine and Russia, the turning your back

(54:09):
on Israel and you know our longstanding relationship with them, Lord Almighty,
What is positive about what this administrationhas done? Nothing? That's why they're
running around screaming Trump and evil OrangeMan all the time. They got nothing,
absolutely nothing. The first couple ofdays all the Democrats, when most

(54:30):
of the Democrats were coming out againstBiden saying he has to step down,
they're still doing tony el YadA,YadA. And now they decided, I
guess they woke up and said,whoa what are we talking about? We
actually came against our guy, sonow we got a backing. So all
the people it said how bad hewas are now saying that he hit a
cold No, not all, notall of them, Jim, You're right,

(54:52):
some of them are. But ahuge contingent of Democrats want him out,
and they want him out now becausethey're running out of time with options.
It's just barely possible. Maybe theycould replace him with somebody else,
but they're running out of time andoptions, and a lot of Democrats are
scared witless about this situation, andthey are asking for him to step down.

(55:17):
Representative Lloyd Doggett was the first onecame out yesterday. I represent the
heart of a congressional district once representedby Lyndon Johnson. Under very different circumstances,
he made painful decision to withdraw.President Biden should do the same.
Close quote yesterday. So they arenot in a state of unanimity on this
one. They're in a state ofdisarray. Appreciate the call, Jim.

(55:37):
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(57:52):
Joe, Thanks for holding over thebreak. Welcome to the program at the
Independence Day Eve Brian, Thanks brother. Yeah, you know, I this
is as far as my logic takesme. Either I have morning sickness or
this project and deny playbook on thepart of the Democratic Liberals has had me

(58:16):
screaming and vomiting. And when Ihear the likes of Hillary Clinton, of
all people, and I still rememberthis sitting there saying the truth matters.
I literally threw my hands for itand said, what are you kidding me?
You know, and that's all Ihave. Maybe you can help me.

(58:36):
You're seeing it right, it's partof the playbook. And I you
know, I could just caution youdon't let them make you feel that way,
because they'll chalk that up at awind column. But you're right,
it is sickening. It is disgustingthat you know, they they seem you
don't get away with it because peopleare astute like you. You hear what
they're saying, and you know they'vedone exactly what they are claiming. The

(59:00):
other side has done repeatedly, overand over and over again. You know,
we weed dwellers see it all thetime. Listen, Hannity, just
went through a list when I wastalking earlier about the whole the list of
lies, the constant prevarication from theDemocrats. You know, they get away
with it because the media is intheir pocket, fortunately not one hundred percent,

(59:23):
which gives us an opportunity to goout in the world and figure out
the truth. And news organizations like, for example, the New York Post,
who did post the story about theHunter Biden laptop, right, that
was real. The FBI knew aboutit as being real the year before.
And yet look what the ministration did. The Biden administration rolls out this letter
from fifty one noted notables and allthese important officials. It has all the

(59:47):
harmarks of Russian interference, propaganda fromthose Russians, just in time to save
that real information from having an impacton the twenty twenty election. And lo
and behold, here we are ayear several years later, and yes,

(01:00:08):
in court, the defendants in theHunter Biden case admitted that it was real,
The FBI admitted it was real.Everybody knows it's real. The New
York Post was right. How aboutthat? Go back to my conspiracy theorist
friends and now con themselves conspiracy observers. You know, they see these things

(01:00:30):
early on, so early on thatpeople are dismissive of what they are concluding,
only to find out fast forward,in a little bit of time and
a little more water under the bridgeand a little more reporting, and sometimes
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is filling in for me on Friday. We're gonna do a best of tomorrow.
Joe is that Yeah, best ofshow tomorrow, so you hear some
of the prior interviews I did onthe Morning Show. Thank you Joe Strecker
for covering that. I'm gonna enjoymy Independence day off, and I always
enjoy hearing from Mississippi James. Welcomeback, sir. It's good to hear
from you, all right, BroBrian, Yes, sir, Hey,
hey, de pendulum dependum. Ican't see it this morning. God.

(01:02:43):
Donald has swung to exactly the oppositethe end on Joe Biden. Now he's
looking bad. That's reading. Isaid. I'll be glad when November the
fifth come so we can hopefully getsome civility. Oh dank, let me
ask you read some tee le's forme. I'm interested in Mississippi James's opinion.

(01:03:05):
Now, let's say, for thesake of this discussion that Joe Biden's
done, Donald Trump gets elected.You think there's gonna be sanity and a
change and calm in this country.You don't think it's gonna go absolutely off
the rails with left wingers screaming aboutDonald Trump and rioting in the streets and
all of that. Well, percentage, yes, a percentage, but I

(01:03:25):
think it'll be a high you percentagethat accepted and move on, I would
like to think, right, Sothat's all I can go by, my
little my little notes. Did Itake well, you know, but you
know a monor so go at thestate or Union. Everybody was hollering for
him to take a drug kiss.Oh they jacked him up on this,

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They did this, you know,drug kiss, drug tess, drug test.
Now he's saying, oh, he'sover withit. So the way I
see it is fifty to fifty.He had one good public thing and he
had one extremely bad public team,well more than one. James, I
got to point out the reason peoplewere screaming about drug test, drug test,
drug test is because of all theother times when Joe Biden has been

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out of the public when he hasfrozen up or exhibited you know, conduct,
which was similar to the ninety minutesworth we got last Thursday. So
that's the screams for drug tests.And I admit it sounded a little ridiculous
at the time. Maybe he wasjack up, maybe he's just having a
good night. I don't know,but they were at least predicated on something
that many people saw, which isa fumbling, mumbling, seemingly out of

(01:04:32):
it Joe Biden on a multitude differentoccasions, so that I understand on some
level, but I think it wasrevealed completely, Like you said, the
pendulum swung completely against Biden on Thursdaybecause he had ninety minutes and after a
week's worth of prep, he failedmiserably. So we'll see how he does
with George Stephanopoulos. They just linedup a pre recorded interview with him,

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which they're going to be doling outin bits. I'll let you think into
side for yourself, James, whetheryou think it's going to be edited at
all, and whether we're going tosee the real Joe Biden. Don't know.
My popcorn remains out, but Iwill join you in your hope that
if Donald Trump is elected, thatit will be a small minority of folks
taking it to the streets. Manypeople are viewing it as a very,

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very divisive election. I think thatgoes without saying. And you saw when
we had four years of Donald Trumpas president. It was unrelenting and the
attacks weren't just Antifa and other craziesin the street. They were plentiful.
But it wasn't just that. Itwas a tax from the you know,

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within the administration itself. The impeachmentefforts. This steal dossier is serving as
grounds for impeachment and when again itwas a lie made up by the Democrat
Party, bought and paid for,and we couldn't get away from that for
four years. The Russian collusion thing. You know, they accused you of
President Trump of doing exactly what wehave Joe Biden on camera doing, which

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was withholding money from Ukrainians until theygot the prosecutor off the job. The
prosecutor was looking into corruption at ofall places, Barissima, where his son
was a board of directors member,even though he had nothing to do with
the oil and gas industry. Itall became about Trump. There he is

(01:06:25):
saying, you know what, well, damn it boy. If they didn't
go ahead and fire him, haaa billion dollars, I'm holding it up.
That's what they accused Trump of doing. We got him bigger than life.
So I hope you're right. Ihope it is a very small minority.
I'm not counting on that. Butin my prayers at night, I

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sucking back a few cold beers,and celebrating the nation's independence, which is
what it's all about. Don't callit celebrating July fourth. That always drives

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celebration of our nation's independence. Andit might be a worthwhile opportunity to go
back and check out the motivations forus declaring our independence and read the Constitution
and the Bill of Rights, whichis all built on the things that we
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eight two three talk or you getJudgenna Polatano coming up at eight thirty.
Previously had Hamilton County prosecuting Melissa Powerschedule for eight h five. Unfortunately,
for that fifty five KC morning show, she had canceled that she's got a
press conference she's going to do aboutsome shootings that happened the other day.

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So we're hopefully sub out Hamilton CountyProsecuting Melissa Powers at eight to five for
a different guest. We will hopewe will hear from Steve Balso from the
Claremont County Veteran Services at seven pointforty about veteran independence, liberating those who
fought for our freedom, medical mobility, monetarily and motivationally. So got some

(01:09:25):
programs to talk about with Steve comingup in the next hour. In the
meantime, moving away from politics andwhether Joe Biden is actually going to be
running for office or not. Uh, here's a victory. Tennessee woman awarded
six hundred and eighty seven thousand dollarsafter being fired for refusing to take the

(01:09:46):
COVID nineteen vaccine. She was anemployee of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee.
Tanja Benton is her name, previouslyworked with BCBST awarded the money by
a federal jury. They found thather choice not to take the vaccine was
in fact based on a sincerely heldreligious belief, which her employer basically said

(01:10:09):
forget about it. Apparently worked asa biostatistical research scientist for the company for
several years, did not regularly comeinto contact with clients. After the pandemic
kicked in. She was working athome. There was no complaints or there
were no complaints at all about herjob performance. So everything was going along
swimmingly for her and her life.But the company announced that it was forcing

(01:10:30):
employees to take the COVID nineteen vaccine. She said no. She specifically explained
to her leadership that she believed thevaccine was derived from aboarded fetus cell lines.
The lawsuit noted that she could nottake this shot because she believed it
would, in the lawsuits' words,not only defile her body, but also
anger and dishonor God. This isa personally held religious conviction. She asked

(01:10:58):
for religious exemption. Blue Cross,Blue Shield, Tennessee said no, denied
it, and fired her, butshe filed the federal lawsuit. According to
the local news reporting, as partof the earth the federal jury awarded or
one hundred and seventy seven two hundredand forty bucks in back pay, ten
thousand dollars in compensatory damages, andhalf a million dollars in punitive damages.

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M company fired forty one customer serviceworkers in twenty twenty one due to the
vaccine mandate, according to the reportingthere from local news Fox seventeen, noting
that it denied the religious exemption andwould not allow them to work from home.
That was weeks. The layoffs wereweeks before the a Tennessee law kicked
in that would have prevented the companyfrom carrying out the vaccine mandate. So

(01:11:46):
I guess they saw the riding onthe wall. They wanted to get rid
of the employees who refused the vaccinebefore the Tennessee law that would have protected
them kicked in. Guess what sucksto be you, Blue Cross, Blue
Shield of Tennessee. And maybe thewriting on the wall for other organizations who
went down this as well, justsaying chalk it up as a win for

(01:12:06):
those who resisted. I'm glad Idid not get the vaccine. I have
natural immunity. It sucked having COVIDnineteen, but when I got it,
it was before the vaccine came outand again plenty of natural immunity as a
consequence of actually living through that.Plenty to talk about coming up before we
get to see Balso from the ClarmontCounty Veteran Services at seven forty. You

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Eve, if you've got some greatplans celebrating our nation's independence, which
is what is all what it's allabout. That's tomorrow. I will not
be here Gary Jeff Walker are comingfor me on Friday too, because I
will not be here taking the extraday off and enjoying a long weekend.
So best of show tomorrow and GaryJeff Walker on Friday. Coming up one

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five Carecsee Morning Show Late edition andhappy to have him on after Steve Balsa
from the Clement County Veteran Services OrlandoSonza with his executive director of the Veteran

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Services Commission hat On. Yeah,I got some changes coming to the Veteran
Service Commission thanks to Orlando Sonza,maybe even a change of venue. Won't
be talking about the election or therace, like I said, His executive
director hat is on and he'll bejoining us at eight oh five. It's
an article on the enquire about what'sgoing on over there, so we get
the details from Orlando, and Ican still recommend right now Orlandosanza dot com.

(01:14:35):
Awesome guy. Orlando is Judge JennitaPolitano. He'll be on today thirty
not exactly an uplifting op ed piecesmorning Twilight's Last Gleaming. And I started
out the Morning Judge just where thefirst paragraph of it to give you a
little indication where the judge is goingthis morning. Although I do want to
ask him about some of the SupremeCourt cases. It came down because some

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really important ones. But he startsoff his column. When a presidential debate
devolves into an argument over golf scorers, and afterward the public argues about the
candidate's mental acuity or personal honesty,when the question for voters is who is
the sharper debater rather than who wouldbe more faithful to the Constitution. When
both major party candidates support mass surveillance, undeclared foreign wars, and borrowing trillions

(01:15:19):
of dollars a year to fund abloated government, nearly all of which is
nowhere countenanced by the Constitution, wecan safely conclude the personal liberty in our
free society has been radically diminished andis in the twilight of its existence.
Close quote valid points made. Listen, I am no fan of Joe Biden.

(01:15:43):
Guys obviously lost it, and ofcourse his policies suck, But I
want a president's a little more fiscallyresponsible than Donald Trump demonstrated during his four
years in office. We're going torun ourselves well out of existence with a
monetary policy. I was screaming andyelling about this morning, Joe Biden releasing

(01:16:06):
a million barrels or gallons of gasolinefrom the Gasoline Strategic Reserve in order to
lower prices. This week as weenter the you know, Independence Day travel
rush supposed to be the biggest travelday in the nation. What does he
do well? He tries to unringthe effect of his policies anyway, this

(01:16:29):
green energy policy, no more drilling, no more refining, you know,
no more internal combustion engines. We'rejust going to force you into electric vehicle.
The price of gasoline necessarily is goingto go up. That was Barack
Obama. It did, and thenwhen elections start hinging on it, we're
all feeling the pain. Of massiveinflation brought about by Yes, the federal
government running the printing press twenty fourto seven, along with other missteps.

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You could have avoided the gasoline expense, Joe Biden, if you did not
pursue the crazy environmental policy which weredesigned to force the price of gasoline up.
Actions have consequences. This was adeliberate action by this administration in earlier
administrations, notably Obama to move usover to carbon neutrality to get us Chris

(01:17:15):
stop us from driving? What doeshe do in an election year lowers the
price of gas and artificially, Imean, this is a finite amount of
gasoline store in this particular reserve.Yeah, well go ahead and release some
of it, just like you didwith the Strategic Jrolly Mortor Reserve, for
the same reasons. I mean,imagine if we didn't have these reserves.

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I know they're there for our nation'sstability in times of crisis. The reason
we have a strategic Jrolly Moore Reservewas because of the OPEC embargo back in
the seventies. We need to bein a position where we can cover the
absence of Middle Eastern oil. Wemight want to prepare for that if it
happens again, it wasn't put there, so you could artificially lower the prices

(01:18:00):
at any given time because your election'scoming up. But he's got nothing to
run on. He's gotta have todeal with the reality's inflation, Joe Biden.
It's you know, it happened onhis watch, whether some of it
was within his power to control ornot. As we consider Donald Trump a
potential alternative to the inflationary insanity we'redealing with right now, pause and think

(01:18:21):
what can Trump do to stop thatfrom happening. We know he can reverse
the policies on the border. Weknow he could open up oil and drilling
and that would be a temporary reality, but it would still be open,
and then the oil companies may beable to tap some more oil and get
some more out of the ground.He could reverse a lot of the Executive
Order energy policies. But in termsof the amount of dollars floating around of

(01:18:45):
this world, that's not something DonaldTrump can stop, is it? I
don't know? But moving over,you know, and of course I mentioned
in the last hour Barton Swain.If you want to check out a good
opinion piece about you know about Biden. Biden's worst liability isn't his infirmity,
he writes, is this the stupiddecisions that he has made? And he

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points out throughout his entire political career. The article focuses primarily on what Joe
Biden has accomplished or did not accomplishon his watch during his presidency, but
he goes back and talks about howthe stupid decisions Biden has made throughout his
entire fifty year political career. Choicenumber one in over the past four years

(01:19:29):
his choice to Kamala Harris as hisrunning mate. I thought this was an
interesting one to lead off with.Look at what that has done to the
Democrats right now. If he hada better choice as vice president, they
wouldn't be dealing with Biden probably wouldhave wandered off into the distance. Half
the reason he hasn't, I amsure, is because he's surrounded by people
who, while they may recognize,he has cognitively impaired. Kamala Harris would

(01:19:55):
then take over as president, whichwould be terrible for everyone, Includingocrats,
but he's the one that put themin this position. Swam rights when the
time came Biden. Mister Biden showssomeone who speaks almost exclusively gibberish, seems
to possess no political or administrative skill, and if poll numbers are be to

(01:20:17):
believe, does nothing to keep blackvoters loyal to the president. Four years
later, Miss Harris has achieved theconsiderable feat of exceeding her boss's unpopularity.
There is a challenge right there createdby Joe Biden and his team picking her
because she filled in the appropriate checkmarks black woman, but didn't fill in

(01:20:41):
the appropriate check marks relating to competency. And people can see it. All
you gotta do is listen to hertalk. Check out her interview that the
so called impromptu interview in Beet theother day. Oh my word, that
is an embarrassing I felt embarrassed forKamala Harris participating in that nonsense. It's
as phony as that she could.Oh my god, it's so unbelievably phony.

(01:21:05):
But there she is not helping herchances an iota. He mentions also
the withdrawal from Afghanistan and the colossalfailure that was providing a vehicle for Vladimir
Putin to invade Ukraine. Ukraine policyhe talks about that been an okay,

(01:21:26):
incoherent mess He's talked about Biden's commentprior to the invasion, which was really
telling to Vladimir Putin. Biden utteredthis before Putin invaded invaded Ukraine. Quote,
it's one thing if it's a minorincursion and we have to end up
fighting, having to fight about whatto do and not to do close quote

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huh. In other words, we'renot going to react strongly. It's just
a minor invasion. Yeah, it'sjust a little one. Maybe they just
dip their toe in the water atUkraine and take over some land like Crimea
under a watch. Yeah, thatwon't be a big deal. Look where
we are today is Gaza policy.On one hand, he wants to come

(01:22:08):
out and support Israel, which hesort of kind of does, you know,
and pays lip service to it,And the other hand he's got to
run around and try to manage thepolitical reality that his party is overwhelmed by
a bunch of anti Semitic people whoare pro hamas numerically insignificant numbers, as
Barton Swain comments on true, buta loud, sizable chunk of the Democrat

(01:22:32):
Party is outscreaming because we are supportingIsrael's right to defend itself against terrorists,
murderers, rapist child murderers. Thepaying off of student debt, which was
deemed unconstitutional. Even Nancy Pelosi saidit was on constitutional without authorization to Congress

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back in twenty twenty one, hercomments, he was right. Supreme Court
struck it down. But see hisdoing that buys him maybe some boats among
those who got their student loans relievedwell when he tried to do it,
but pisses off the vast majority ofAmericans who either paid them off already or
didn't bother going to college. Stupidpolicy idea, a lame effort and obvious

(01:23:18):
effort to buy votes from a certainchunk of people. Of course, the
Southern border epic failure epic Trump's policiesat least worked. He unrung the trumpe
bell and look what we've gotten.We've like twenty plus million on his watch,
many of whom are known terrorists onthe terrorist watch list, A couple

(01:23:41):
of million known godaways. Lord knowswhere they came from. And now we
see the northern border. I canmention this in statistics. Later we got
a prices at the northern border,arrests at the northern border. That'll be
Canada up four hundred and twenty twopercent over the last year. Huge numbers
of people now flowing across the northernborder. His border policies suck, so

(01:24:05):
really nothing at all to run on, Nothing to run on. Where are
the accomplishments? Where is the Bidenteam's busy running around talking about Now,
no, no, he just hada bad day. He'll be okay.
Another size we're talking to the Democratsare talking about how they want to replace
him with literally anybody that they canfind or replace him. The TikTok,

(01:24:27):
TikTok. The clock's running out onthat one. But is anybody arguing or
talking about his accomplishments? Can youwrite down a list of accomplishments under the
Biden administration? Please do me afavor and try to do that and call
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to the phones. Got a coupleof callers online. We'll start with Mark
order in which they received Mark.Thanks for calling this morning. Happy Independence
Day. Eve, Well, thankyou so much for taking my call.

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I think that after watching the debate, which I quite enjoyed, it's pretty
obvious that Joe Biden is not runninganything. There's a crew behind him that
are making the decisions, and theyput the little puppet out there, you
know, to say what he canand that. So it's pretty obvious that
that's not happening. And I thinkthat everybody in the world is seeing that

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right now too, which puts usin a very precarious position worldwide. It's
very obvious that Joe Biden is notcompetent to run the office. So we
also know, you know for afact that Kamala Harris her parents were not
American citizens when she was born,so technically she is not fit to be

(01:27:42):
president either. The only reason she'sin there is because we keep putting up
with this insanity. But if westand up on this, what should happen
is Mike Johnson should be marching intothe White House right now and demanding that
Biden withdraw because he's a danger toour national security and the fact that Kamala

(01:28:04):
is not qualified to be president.Mike Johnson should be marching into that office
today and taking control of the WhiteHouse. Yeah, I'm not quite sure
how that would play out. Well, well it wouldn't. I mean,
if you're going to vote the twentyfour of the men because the president is
incompetent to run the office, andyou need the help of Kamala Harrison the

(01:28:25):
rest of Congress, ultimately requiring twothirds of both houses to vote on that,
And I doubt, considering the politicalreality is going on right now in
the House and Senate, that you'regoing to get that many people to agree
on anything, let alone the incompetencythe president of the United States of America.
Whether or not Kamala Harris actually isqualified to run, I've never even
heard anybody raise that before, tobe honest with you, but she's incapable

(01:28:47):
of running and winning an office becauseshe is an incompetent. Well, she
makes Joe Biden look sane and reasonableand actually intelligent, which is a difficult
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seven for nine fifty eight hundred eighttwo to three talk and it straight to
the phones because Jay was kind enoughto hold over the break, Jay,
thanks for doing that. Welcome tothe show. Hey, thanks Brian.

(01:30:40):
Hey, I wanted to build onwhat you're saying and brought up with the
strategic oil pipeline. Democrats always haveone move that always works every time is
tried, and it's going to bewhat Russier Winbaw used to refer to as
what you're going to give me,So it doesn't really matter about policy.
Whenever I'm going to say a let'sjust take Pennsylvania. Forty four percent of

(01:31:02):
Pennsylvania still supports Joe Biden, andour side says, how in the world
can that be? Well, whensomebody supports Joe Biden, what do you
want to cut to the chase andunderstand why? Ask him what program are
you on or or is it areyou a business owner with payroll protection money
that you want to keep. Areyou a farmer with the farm bill?

(01:31:24):
Are you on every one of thesemultiple social programs? We're able bodied people
that don't need it and not goto work and elect to be on permanent
vacation. So now that we haveallows the debate, I predict that,
yes, the strategic oil pipeline isgoing to be wide open and it's going
to be a season of Santa Claus. And it works and when people call

(01:31:47):
it. And that's why it doesn'tmatter if it's Joe Biden or Mickey Mouse
or anybody else. And back towhat Judge Napolitano said is we are in
a twilight of this country. Whenwe turn into the country which we are
quickly rapidly turning into, where itturns into well what are you going to
give me? As opposed to what'sban of the country, it's over.

(01:32:08):
I think we're I think we're awfullyclose to there. So all you people
scratching your head saying why they supportingJoe Biden, They're not supporting Biden.
They're supporting whatever check is showing upin the mailbox. Where it is,
it's a couple of things. It'slegalized theft from your fellow Americans. For
those of you who are on itand think you deserve it, it's theft
or it's sex without consequences up toand including murder of children. If Democrats

(01:32:31):
can deliver those two things. Andrecently there was another one. Did you
hear about the ocean regulation of Nowwe're going to have when it gets ninety
degrees, we're going to force employersto to give you more paid breaks.
Yes, Santa Claus train is common, and it's going to get worse.
I bet we're going to hear aboutthree things a day here between now and

(01:32:51):
November of giveaways and what's how effectiveit is? Alf The country is on
on on the dole, and it'llbe over for any sort of conservatism,
and it'll be the end of thecountry whenever they push that over the fifty
percent line, if they haven't alreadydone it, you know. And one
of my favorite phrases is the foolthat's not looking out for his or her

(01:33:12):
own best interests. And I understandthat in the context of what you're saying,
because if you can get some moneyout of this government, apparently you
get your hand out trying to dothat, but it's a very short sighted
look at it, because, likeyou said, that means the end of
our country, and the end ofour country, of course means the end
of the success financial and otherwise thatwe've enjoyed, success that has allowed these
programs to even pop up in thefirst place. You pull the plug financially

(01:33:33):
from our country, you take awaybusiness and industry as we're rapidly moving toward,
you know, and you put thekeys of the entire economic engine in
the hands of the Chinese. Thoseprograms are going to go away. Agreed,
There's no two ways about it.So we might want to start start
trying to be a little bit morelong vision about the reality of that mechanism

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you're talking about there, which is, in fact, you know, wealthy
distribute socialism and economic control of theentire industry by government. That's a bad,
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diehard weed to the Democrat and donors. They get the money, their projects
fail, they get to keep themoney. The project fails, we get
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Chinese. Did you get to doan RFP on that anybody else out there?
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Eve. Thank God for American independence, and thank God for the American veteran
without which we would not be ableto enjoy the freedoms and liberties that we
do enjoy, and the rest ofthe world would be in the same position
to thank American veterans for their serviceto world freedom. Welcome back to the
fifty five KRC Morning Show in studio. Steve Blzer from the Claarmont County Veteran
Services. Steve. Great to seeyou as always, Brian, thank you

(01:38:31):
for being such a friend of ourveterans. It is the absolute least I
can possibly do help the American veterans. On the fifty five KRC Morning Show,
you know, we all joke aboutthe five d's of Dodgeball. Anybody
who's seen the movie knows what thoseare. Dodge, dip, duck,
dive, and dodge. Today,Steve's going to be telling us about the
looks like four ms of veteran independence. Absolutely, absolutely, this is what

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the Clarmont County Veteran Services does.You can find them online real quick here
Claremont County Veteran dot Com. Awealth of services for the Claremont County veterans
all right there at one stop shoppingat the Claremont County Veterans dot Com web
page. Let's talk about this,the four ms of veteran independence that you
help each the veterans on each everyday. You know, Brian, most

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most will tell you the power ofthree. In the military, we have
three platoons, three battalions, threeregiments, right, everything is the power
of three. Three squads. Thereare four ms here though, so why
four ms. It's the power ofthree with the koshando of the fourth fair
I'm thinking about the the multiple facets. I'm not just taking care of veterans.

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It's it's reaching down to grab up. It's not a handout. If
it's a handout, he's sitting ona curb. If it's a hand up,
we're ascending a mountain. The positionof the veteran. We want to
reach down and grab up. Iwant someone grabbing me up in the business
world. But if we're all lookingup, he's looking down to pull them
up. That's a good point,right. So the three ms plus a

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crescendo, it's how I look atthis. But thank you for the four
The Office of the Veterans Service Commissionhas as its primary focus the veterans of
its county. I am blessed tobe at Clermont County and to have such
a great foundation underneath me to say, Steve, what do you need?

(01:40:28):
What more can we do for ourveterans? Yeah, I gotta I gotta
give big, big props and shoutout to the residents of Claremont County.
What a patriotic, committed county ClaremontCounty is absolutely absolutely, I fell into
a wonderful position are to be ableto take care of this county. And
it's a it's an honor, notjust a job, right, so you

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treat it different. So what dowe do well, when you think about
the veterans space, it's not justIndependence Day this fourth of July, it's
actually liberation. It's liberating the veteransfrom the internal issues they may be fighting

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with. Many look at the veterans. Yeah, they went to war,
they came back, give them aparade, and then we put them back
on a shelf. Well, no, these are people. They have mind,
body, soul, spirit, andthere's healing in different aspects to that
individual. So what we do tohelp liberate the veteran medically is by getting

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them connected to the VA through benefitsand compensation, liberating them from the issues
that might be slowing them down inlife that makes them rather, if not
unemployable, less desirable from an employmentdue to their medical issues, medical issues
that were basically incurred while fighting onforeign shores in the service of our nation.

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Fighting under the fact of this gloriousnation and the blessedness of it.
We connect with them medically, sothat it's not just so what it's so
that they can be liberated from thatwhich binds them. Liberation is from that
which binds right. So it's inthe liberation for them to feel and experience

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their freedom, as they have foughtfor the freedom of the Americans of these
United States. So medically helping themmaneuver through the medical paperwork of the VA,
filing for compensation benefits, and achievingthat which is pursued through paperwork that

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is a it's a minefield, amI applying on the right form? Am
I not? But even better thanthat, all our services are free,
Brian. Yes, there is nothingwe do in my office. I don't
want to dive from you. Ijust want to make sure you are served.
And that comes from the sergeant majorof the troops. I want to

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make sure you're taken care of.You know, the king of every unit
is the E one. It's notthe E nine, it's not the commander.
It's an inverse pyramid because all theE one has to say is,
hey, serge, I didn't getpaid. They're running him upstairs to admin
to make sure he gets paid.The E one just has to say hey,

(01:43:26):
but petty officer. The water isnot working in the barracks. The
petty officer's running upstairs to figure outhow we're going to get that fixed.
The e one just has to sayI don't have and the unit deploys to
take care of them. It's aninverted pyramid. It's not a gang leader.
There's a unison and so as aveteran who's already served and is now
out in the world, the sergeant, the superior officer in this particular case,

(01:43:50):
the one that's going to get thejob done on their behalf and answer
the question. Is the Clairmont CountyVeteran Services Absolutely all right, let's pause.
We'll bring back Steve to talk moreabout mobility, monetarily and motivationally the
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R. See the talk station KRCity talk Station Brian Thomas and Steve Belzer
and the climate aunty veteran services helpingout veterans, and we're talking about the
four ms of independence. We thoughtyou dealt with the medical component, which
of course getting veterans hooked up withthe benefits that they earned. It's wonderful
benefits helping them medically. You know, prosthetic devices for example. I know

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I met a lot of veterans whogot hit with IEDs and that could be
a challenge to help you get backin the work environment. But man,
they have made amazing, amazing stridesin affecting those prosthetic devices. So there's
that, and there's of course thepost traumatic stress side of the equation.
Wonderful psychological services offered by the VA, and it's tailored to what they know

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about and that's veterans and the veteransspecial needs, so that could be a
challenge that some are facing. Everythingin between. Absolutely so D two to
fourteen discharge papers all you need.I know there's some financial caps right there
are. I have had some morewealthy veteran friends say, listen, don't
tell them it's benefits that you earnyou haven't made got on because if you
make more than a certain amount,you're limited. So okay, I have

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to qualify it that way. Buta lot of veterans aren't there, so
it's it's waiting for you. However, though, Brian, that is dependent
on your level of service disability percentage. Okay, don't take that as a
misnomer as a coverall. Fair enough. This is why I have veteran service
officers that are well read and wiseinto the rules of the VA to help

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guide you through this maze. That'swhy you get in touch with the claimont
any veteran services. They'll help youget through the maze. So medical mobility
the second one. Talk a littlebit about mobility there with my comment about
prosthetic devices and the like, butalso getting around Absolutely, yeah, the
mobility. You're right, it's physicallyboth to the veteran themselves, as in
the prosthetics. We've seen many ofthem running around with either the blades or

(01:48:20):
a fitted prosthetic for them. IEDswere just h impactful, right, unbelievably
so what we have learned by goingto war. I'm not saying there's value
in going to war and losing livesand losing limbs. However, for the
veteran that does suffer from lost limbs, know that because of your experience,

(01:48:44):
you're affecting the veterans for tomorrow,but because what you might have lost is
the gain of the veteran behind youthat may experience the same trauma but yet
now receive better care. It's anexcellent point you're making there, excellent and
I know you help veterans monetarily aswell. I thank you Mike, my
submarine or friend Mike for pointing outthat veterans are eligible for a free National

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Park lifetime path. This is phenomenal. Take advantage of that because having just
bought an annual path and seen themajesty of Yellowstone that in and of itself
was worth a small fee, youguys get to go for free forever.
Now those are federal parks, federalparks right right now, other monetary things
you help veterans with, because Isee that's one of the things right there
on the front page of your betof your website, financial assistance. It

(01:49:30):
is, it is. But letme if I can continue with the mobility.
I have four vehicles committed to myoffice to drive the IM mobile down
to their VA appointments. Oh great, whether that's on thirty two, it's
an outpatient clinic, whether it's downtownCincinnati, if the VA assigns you appointment
in Kentucky, Chicago, Indianapolis,will take you there. If you're a

(01:49:54):
Claremont County resident, Wow, evenif you're a somewhat local. At Hamilton
Warren, we have vehicles, wehave the gas, I have drivers committed
to take you there. And thebetter part is all of my drivers are
veterans, so you're not just meetingwith someone who doesn't understand the lingo,
the acronyms. They actually make newfriendships with the drivers because we're all veterans

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getting through in this time. Sothe mobility aspect is very important. And
think of the fact that through Junethis year, we have transported over three
hundred and fifty veterans to and fromvia appointments. That's fantastic. Veterans that
can't get out of their house,Veterans that are handicapped, Veterans living alone,

(01:50:39):
Veterans that might be aged and thewife or mom can't help them out
of the house. We have driversand we will transport them to there.
If they are handicapped, we haveservices through the Clermont County Transportation System who
has a handicap bus that will pickthem up and take them to their appointments.
Got you covered, right, fullservice mobility, right, God,
remaining one minute left. You wantto wrap up the balance of the services

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and let's go monetarily. Listen tothis. In twenty twenty two, Claremont
County realized eight point one million dollarsback into the county because of the compensation
and benefits coming back to the veteransthat we supported. That's twenty twenty two.
In twenty twenty three, eleven pointsix million dollars came back into the

(01:51:25):
county because of the compensation benefits thatmy service officers were able to help veterans.
Now through May of twenty twenty four, eight point five million already.
Wow, this year has come backinto the county, into the pockets of
the veterans. That's supporting the momand pop shops, that's supporting the businesses

(01:51:46):
locality, that's supporting the betterness oflife for these veterans. This is what
my office gets to do. Andthen speaking motivationally, Claremont County Fairs coming.
It is free for veterans every dayof the fair. Bring your DD
two fourteen if you don't have anyother ID. I'm going to have the
VA Medical bus. There's mobility.I'm setting up my service officers. The

(01:52:11):
registrar Ms Klepper is sending people downthat if you'll bring your DD two fourteen,
she'll turn it into a Claremont CountyID card for you see my VSL
to help make appointments. And theVA Medical bus is right next door to
us, a full service setting Thursday, July twenty fifth, come out and
see us. That's amazing. Andyou know, I tell you what,
listeners, I know that radio iswonderful. But the beauty of having Steve

(01:52:33):
in studio is to see the gleamin his eye, the look on his
face, and the notable obvious enthusiasmhe has for helping out the veterans and
working with the Claremont County Veteran ServicesSteve. Thank God for what you're doing
for our veterans out there Claremont CountyVeterans dot Com for all the information,
Steve. I'll look forward to havingyou back on the show really soon.
Keep up the fantastic work you andthe team simplify and a happy Independence Day,

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sir, and thanks for your service. Seven fifty seven right now,
but you have KCD talk station stickaround more to talk about. Off top
of the hour, Orlando's Soanza wearinghis Executive Director of the Veteran Services Commission
hat right after the news, followedby judgement, Politano, this is America
and we're falling apart. You're twentytwenty four election headquarters and this president has

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to go. Fifty five KRC thetalk station this week sounded so good.
Three iHeartRadio app in the app storeor online at fifty five KRC dot com.
Heto five fifty five KRC the talkstation. Brion Thomas here wishing a
very happy Independence Day. Eve.Originally on schedule for the program was Hemlin

(01:53:40):
County Proscy and Melissa Powers, butshe had a press conference that she was
going to do with this time.So we're blessed to have wearing his Hamilton
County Veteran Services Executive Director hat onOrlando's Sonza. Welcome back to the Morning
Shore Orlanda. It's a pleasure tohave you on today, Brian. Always
a pleasure. How are you,my friend? I'm doing well. You
got big plans for the Independence Day, the celebration tomorrow. I hope you're

(01:54:02):
celebrating on some level. Oh yeah, well maybe two, three, four
parades. I don't know. We'llset a busy got a busy dayline up.
Yeah, November is fast approaching.But I understand you got and congratulations
on your appointment of the Hamilton CountyVeteran Services Executive Director position. You're a
West Point crat, proudly served yourcountry. And you know, of course,

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in addition to all the other hats, you can wear your lawyer hat,
your former Hamilton County prosecutor hat,your accountant hat. You now are
responsible for some changes that are comingto the Hamilton County Veteran Services Commission,
and you want to talk about someof those. I saw your interview with
the with with local news w cPO moving the offices to a more convenient
location seems to be job one.Yeah, look Wry, There's no doubt

(01:54:51):
about it. The Veteran Service CommissionHamilton County is going through a period of
transition, but good transition, andI'd even argue a great transition for all
forty thousand plus veterans in Hamilton County. And the first one right is just
giving them a much better, moreconvenient, more accessible space in terms of

(01:55:13):
an office that veterans can come to. And that news that dropped yesterday of
the proposal by County administration to acquirethe Mercy Health Building in BoNT Hill off
of the Norwood Lateral, I thinkis a big step towards that direction.
What this could mean now, Iwill caveat to say that the decision has
not yet been final. It's justa proposal by County administration to the Hamilton

(01:55:39):
County Commissioners. They will ultimately vote. I think the expectation is later this
summer on the purchase sale agreement.But I could at least say from the
Veterans Service Commission standpoint as being oneof I think five or six county entities
that are projected to move into thatfairly new building. From our standpoint,

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this is a this is a greatmove for Veteran Service Commission Number one.
I mean parking, but having freeparking for our veterans is going to be
a huge game changer. Right now, we're located two thirty East ninth Street,
Downtown. Veterans and everyone that hasto go. We're in the same
building as the Prosecutor's office, theCourt of Appeals. You got to pay

(01:56:23):
for parking, and it's such abarrier to first of all, have veterans
that are trying to come down toour office, a lot of them for
emergency financial assistance because you know,life has just happened. They're trying to
they're trying to get help financially,or they're trying to get help filing their
VA disability compensation claims with one ofour Veteran Service officers. And to put

(01:56:45):
on top of that burden is therequirement that oftentimes pay for ten dollars twenty
dollars in parking. I mean,it's a huge barrier. So going to
a place that's right off of thelateral, accessible from the interstate that's got
you know, over one thousands parkingspots is going to be huge. That's
number one, Orlando, that itsounds like a terrific idea. But you

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have a proof with the move ofthe Board of Elections off the NORWI lateral.
What a pain in the butt itwas to previously get down to vote.
I mean the parking problems, accessibilityissues, and there was a lot
of pushback on moving it, butman, it opened up a world of
opportunities for people to get in andout and easily vote by moving it there.
So this sounds like a great ideas. Plus, it's not just the

(01:57:28):
veteran services that you represent, it'salso Hamilin County, job and family services,
developmental disability services and other or it'slike one stop shopping will be in
this new facility if it is acquired. So it sounds like a terrific idea.
Yeah, so you're exactly right,Bright. The one stop shop mentality,
I think is again just a greatvalue add because to be able to

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again, you know, I'm speakingon behalf of our veterans here, to
be able to service the veterans thatcome into our office and then be able
to at the end of our conversation, our time meeting with them, say
hey, you need to go toJobs and Family Services, or you need
to go to you know, uh, Developmental Disability Services or Office of Addiction

(01:58:11):
Response. Go upstairs, right,you go on the second floor, the
third floor. That's that's huge versusyou know, hey, come out of
this building. You got to goto Broad Street, You got to go
on Central Parkway. You know,never mind having to extend your parking you
know, on the parking app orpay the meter again, it's gonna be.
It's gonna be able to have holisticservices for our veterans and also just

(01:58:33):
our county residents. The other thingtoo that I want to touch on is
it's not just parking. I meanthe Veterans Service Commission. We are growing
in terms of expanding our services toveterans, having more robust transportation services to
and from medical appointments or dental care, or financial literacy program to help them

(01:58:56):
become more financially independent. All thisis on therin't We need to grow our
team in order to do that,you know, as more people become aware
of even not just where our offices, but what our office is. Right
as a veter Service Commission, we'renot the VA. We're a state mandated
entity under Ohio law to do onething and one thing only, and that's

(01:59:18):
to make the lives better of ourcounty veterans within Hamilton County. And so
in order to now service a growingnumber of veterans that come through our doors,
we need to expand the team todo that. I'll tell you,
Brian, our tiny office here onthe first floor of the TAFF building is
not capable of doing that. Andso in order to have the space to

(01:59:41):
do that, that in the grandscale is a smaller footprint for the county.
So there's the tax savings right there. As I put my CPA had
on, you know what's the longterm financial impact? Huge financial savings for
residents in the county, but againfor veter Service Commission. I think it's
I think it's a smart move andI'm looking forward to seeing it progress.

(02:00:03):
Well, I'm glad you touched uponthe financiality as I was thinking about all
these different offices that will be consolidatedif this purchase goes through, and it
sounds like it should. That iswhat four different agencies who occupy presently four
different spaces, with four different setsof monthly bills and overhead. You put
them all in one building. Itseems to me that consolidation is going to

(02:00:23):
result in savings in and of itself. Oh yeah, I mean just look
at you know, two twenty twoCentral Parkway, you know where JFS is.
It's an over one hundred year oldbuilding. And so we're not just
talking about, you know, themaintenance for right now. A lot of
these buildings, including ours in thetask building, require maintenance, but a

(02:00:45):
lot of maintenance over the next tentwenty years. And so at least from
what I've been briefed by county administration, it's estimated to be thirty five million
dollars of tax payer money saved overthe next twenty years because of not having
to worry about the maintenance of fiveold buildings. Yeah, over the course

(02:01:06):
of time. So again, hugemoney saver is what I'm taking out of
this long term for the taxpayer.So it's smart for the taxpayer. And
you don't have to you don't haveto sell me twice, you know,
on being good stewards of taxpayer money, not just for veterans, but for
albur County residents. Well, sinceI just said, Steve Belso from the

(02:01:29):
Claremont County Veteran Services Commission on priorto you, he mentioned that they currently
do have transportation for vetermans to getto and from appointments. They got four
different vans, they got veteran drivers. That's something that the Hamilton County Veteran
Services does not yet offer that you'replanning on bringing on board with these changes,
or do you offer transportation to appointmentspresently? Yeah, so yes,

(02:01:50):
first and foremost, we absolutely dooffer transportation to a for medical appointment.
I mean we're tasked under Ohio lawto do that. The question is how
do we do that in a bigmetropolitan area. I mean, again too
right, We've got to be goodfiduciaries of taxpayer money, and so we've
got a great partnership with Cincinnati Metro. And if you're on the bus line,

(02:02:12):
which a lot of our veterans are, then you get a free bus
pass, you know, to theVA Medical Center if you require transportation that's
not to the medical center, becauselet's face it, the VA Medical Center
outsources a lot of their specialty careoutside of where they're located, you know
in Clifton. If you've got anappointment that's outside of the bus line,

(02:02:33):
or you live outside of the busline, we're going to take care of
you, you know, whether it'sit's metro access or or we were excited
to unveil and got our commissioner boardapproval at our last public meeting last week.
Is we've now approved to now openthe door to a third party kind

(02:02:55):
of taxi service, whether we're goingthrough the legal and contractional aspect of it
right now, whether it's uber healthor lift health or some sort of other
third party platform. Now we cango door to door and it's not going
to be a barrier for someone that, for example, lives in Harrison and
it's not on the bus line orthe bus picks them up. You know,
twice a day we can go doorto door. Is that where you

(02:03:16):
lift take you to your appointment andwalk you through that process with one of
our staff that's on the phone makingsure that the veteran's taken care of for
that transportation need. So other countieshave provided a great, I think long
term template. There's definitely talk outof our commissioners for acquiring vans ourselves,
but that's the capital expenditure, youknow, and as executive director, I

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also kind of want to help guideit's my role to guide our five person
board to assess, Okay, what'sour goal. If our goal is to
expand our transportation need, there's anefficient attack, a friendly way to do
that that won't require capital expenditure.Acquiring vans and now bringing on you know,
part time drivers could be something forthe one year to five year time

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horizon. So that's definitely in theworks. But we're expanding services now,
we're doing it quickly. Well,if this building acquisition goes as quickly as
possible, assuming that the Heaven CountyBoard Official Commissioners approves the purchase, what
kind of timeline are we on whenyou're all when you're going to be situated
and ready to hit the ground running. Orlando. Yeah, so I walked

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the Mercy Health building last week withCounty Administrator Jeff Ludo, and we were
there with their planning team as well. What I've been told is if we
get the purchase sale agreement or theboat at least later this summer, we
also get the buy in right,the important buy in of the bond Hill
community. They're says, vital tothis. I mean we're moving right into
their community. We're looking at asix month to eight month window. I

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believe of renovation. I mean,the thing right, the building right now
is fit for a medical center,and so how do you then just do
relatively minor tweaks right of getting theoffice space and security right because we'll have
deputies there and then sensitive material aswell. So we're looking at six day
month time horizons. I am beingtold that the Veteran Service Commission would be

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expected to move in either towards themiddle of next year towards closer to the
beginning of the fall of twenty twentyfive. So it's going to take some
time. But you know what,I see that as as good because again,
internally we're transitioning, and so tohave plans in place before we move
into a new space, I thinkis good for us. It's wise.

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It sounds like a great idea.Orlando Orlando Sonza wearing his Executive director hat
of the Hamlin County Veteran Services Commission. You can find him online hcv SC
Hamilon County Veteran Services HVSC dot org, where right there prominently displayed. We
had the guests on last week talkingabout the Hamlin County Veterans Appreciation Day coming
up on the twentieth of July,Great American Ballpark. That's going to be

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a huge event Orlando. Yes,that's right, and I cannot forget to
plug that huge event. It's ourinaugural Veterans Appreciation Day, never been done
in Hamilton County. Just the dayto honor our veterans and more importantly give
them one place where they're going tohave over sixty veteran resource partners. You
know, we're talking to VA,we're talking VET Center, we're talking all

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of these addiction services. We're goingto do an expungement of our veterans that
have gone through a Veterans treatment courtin our justice system here locally to get
some of their records expunge. Butthen also just highlight the good that comes
out of Veterans Treatment court. Sofree, completely free to all of our

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Hamilton County veterans and their family,free food, free activities. It's July
twentieth, ten to two ten amto two pm July twentieth Saturday. Just
register HCBSD dot org. But we'reexpecting you know, our one thousand,
just ten percent. If we canhit ten percent of our forty thousand veterans,
amblet County. That's been a winfor us that day. But it's

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gonna be a great event. Itcertainly is. Again the information online HCVSC
dot org. Orlando Son's executive director. How many kind of Veteran Services Commission.
It's a pleasure having you on bigthings coming and I wish you all
the best of luck helping our veterancommunity. Thanks so much, Brian,
take care of my friend. We'lltalk soon and enjoy your Independence Day parade.

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did not think he was going togo there. But look, I'm wearing
my Yankee shirt. That is ared shirt, Judge Editor Poulton. Every
Wednesday were wearing Yankee blue. I'mwearing Cincinnati. And no, we did
not call each other up to coordinateour fashion statement for the day. Judge
Editor Paula Tana, it is alwaysmy pleasure to have you on the program.

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I look forward to this segment eachand every week. I enjoyed your
column. I mean it was alittle heartbreaking to read it, but and
I did this morning. I startedoff the morning show just by reading the
first paragraph. I said, justa little insight the direction the judge is
going today. But befitting of theIndependence Day holiday, we will be celebrating
tomorrow in honor of our independence fromtormentors in Britain, the basis and foundation

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for the Declaration of Independence and ofcourse ultimately the Bill of Rights. And
we've been up and down this roada bunch of times, and I share
your dismay that The presidential debate lastThursday was devoid of anything relating to our
freedoms and liberties, or even whatpolicies the administration's respective administrations were going to
be pursuing on a going forward basis. Right there was no talk about fidelity

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to the Constitution. There was notalk about natural rights. There was no
talk about civil liberties. There wasno talk about stopping surveillance. There was
no talk about stopping war. JoeBiden seems to think to the extent that
he thinks that Vladimir Putin wants toconquer Ukraine and then invade the rest of
Europe. There was no talk aboutthe role of government under Donald Trump.

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A seven trillion in debt was added. Joe Biden will be very close to
that number by the end of thisfiscal year. There's no talk about the
terrors of debt and the dangers ofrunning a government on borrowed cash, so
on issues that are important to thoseof us who monitor these things from the

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freedom from the small government, ifyou will. From the libertarian perspective,
surveillance, war and debt, it'stweedled d and tweedledum. I know they
have different golf scores I know oneof them is a bundle of energy and
the other can barely put two sentencestogether. But in terms of what they
have done as president and will doas president, very similar. Big government

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grows, fight wars of opportunity,borrow well, you can spy all you
can. You know, It's interestingin the context of that statement, your
observations along those lines are not topicsof conversation among the two who are reving
for the most powerful position in theglobe. But how strange would it have

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been your honor pick anybody on anyone'sbackbench, Republican side, Democrat side,
anybody you can think of all thepeople who are being discussed, and maybe
replace Joe Biden given his cognitive impairment. Anybody who would you know, maybe
a substitute out for Donald Trump.None of the people that immediately come to
mind would be talking about those freedomsand liberties either. If you had a

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candidate that actually campaigned on that,it would seem so strange and unusual.
You might get it out of aRand Paul, for example, or a
Congressman Massy and God bless the Massyfamily and condolences on the loss of his
wife who just had really just sentme reeling the other day. But Congressman
Messy would be talking about something likethat as a presidential candidate, right only
those only those two Kentuckians would interesting. They're both they're both from the same

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state. I hope so day soonwe can call him Senator Massey because his
wings need to spread, and hisinfluence needs to spread, and his personal
courage and fidelity to human freedom needsto inspire other members of Congress. But
right now, the Congress is pathetic. Right now, it's the uniparty in

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favor of these things that you andI condemn, mass undifferentiated, suspicion less,
warrantless spying on everybody, wars ofopportunity to enrich the military industrial complex,
and debt debt and more debt,tweedled versus tweedled domin If you look

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at the Congress, it's that uniparty. Ninety percent of the Congress is in
favor of all this. Thomas Masseyactually has some colleagues on the far left.
They don't agree with him on alot, but they do agree on
this, and maybe a handful ofa Republican that he works with on a
daily basis. But it's a terriblestate of affairs. I don't think the

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Congress represents people. I think itrepresents the interests that will keep them in
power, usually the donor class,often the military industrial complex. We all
know that most of that money toUkraine actually stayed here and went to enrich

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the military industrial complex to build newarmaments to replace the old ones that we
had already sent there. Exactly,bring the bacon home to your constituents,
and your constituents happen to be largemunitions manufacturers. That's exactly what's going to
happen. Our budget be damned,and the military industrial complex. You and

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I have talked about this, Brianis all over the United States, so
there are many many members of Congresswho would be threatened. Well, you
can't vote against this, you'll putsome of your constituents out of business or
deny them over time. Beloney,the Russian military industrial complex, which spends

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one tenth of what we spend,works twenty four to seven. Our military
industrial complex produces infinitely less but costsexcessively more. Well, we could we
could move away from the military industrialcomplex and make the same argument about the
farm lobby and traditionally red states.But people in the farm lobby, they're

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more than happy to do subsidies andand force us to burn corn in our
gas tanks, all for the benefitof you know, the farmers in there
any any given state. So thisis this is a far and wide problem,
and it transcends just military. It'sliterally everybody who's got their handout.
Here's Jefferson agreeing with Hamilton. Oneof the few things they ever agreed on.

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When the public treasury becomes a publictrough and the public recognizes this,
they will only send people to Washingtonwho will bring home the bacon. Whether
it's farm subsidies, military industrial complex, wealth transfers. This goes across the
board. It takes a steel rodin your spine, like Thomas Massey has

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to resist this. Even even theGreat Ron Paul went along with a lot
of these ear marks because he sawmembers of the Congress getting re elected by
building highways and college buildings named afterthemselves, and he decided, well,

(02:17:46):
I might as well do this aswell. Not want to be critical of
him, because I love him andhe's my dear friend, and he's the
standard against whom other members of Congressare measured. But Massey is the gold
standard. Indeed, he is howto be remiss if I didn't ask your
reaction about let's just say, theSupreme Court case overrull in the Chevron doctrine.

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We saw this coming, and Iknow the Chevron doctor really hasn't been
invoked for a while, but nowthe stake has been driven through its heart.
Going back to your comment about Congressand its pathetic reality of Congress,
I mean, they can't agree onanything but what they do, and when
they do pass laws, they're oftenquite loosely written, which hands over to
the administrative state all of the rulesand regulation making. Now they're going to

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have to start writing with greater specificities, since deference is no longer required to
give to these outlandish interpretations of laws. So the old rule, the Chevron
doctrine, named after a case inthe Supreme Court forty years ago involving Chevron
oil, was that if you suean administrative agency, the Food and Drug

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Administration, the Environmental Protection Administration,the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms,
and you go into court, youare not equal to the government.
The government gets the benefit of thedoubt. The government's regulation is presumed to
be valid. That's the Chevron deference. That is no longer the case from

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and after last week. If yousue one of those agencies and you go
into court, it's a level playingfield. The government has to prove its
case and you disprove it, butno deference to the government. The theory
was that the governmental agencies are filledwith experts, and the court can't second
guess experts. Bologne. It wasa way for Congress to regulate private behavior

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without being accountable for it itself,by giving all this authority to nameless,
baseless bureaucrats who don't change. Nomatter which party controls Congress or who's in
the White House, that will bethe case no longer. So if Congress
wants to say, you can onlyhave two parts per billion lootenant in the

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air, If Congress wants to say, hey, Brian Thomas, that mud
puddle in your backyard is really anavigable waterway and we can therefore regulat If
Congress wants to say that, letthem go ahead and do it and then
get voted out of office. Butwhen an administrative agency does that, there's
nobody to vote out of office,right they just stand up hold their hands.
I didn't do that. That wasn'twhat I said. That's not why

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I passed the law. But thenagain, you end up having to live
with with the law that says atablespoon of water on your property is somehow
navigable. But this chevron not beingoverruled is an extension I would argue of
the West Virginia versus EPA case,which held just that that they exceeded their
authority in regulating waters on private lands. Yes, I mean they literally said

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that a mud puddle, because thewater from the mud went down through the
earth and was connected to the undergroundaquifer, which was connected to a stream,
which was connected to a river,which is connected to the ocean,
made the whole thing navigable water.I don't know how you can navigate a
mud puddle, but whatever, andtheir theory was therefore they could regulate the

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mud puddle. What was the regulationthe mud peddle. A farmer wanted to
build a house on his own propertywithin fifteen yards of a mud puddle,
and the EPA said no. Well, of course the EPA lost that case.
Now they've lost the jurisprudence underlying theirhutzpa there's a phrase for you.
Yeah, jurisprudence underlying their hutspa.Now they've lost that thanks to this.

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My friend Justice Gorsich, even beforehe was Judge Gorsich, when he was
just mister Gorsich, has been ona rampage against the Chevron Doctor. Now
he's finally in a position to dosomething about it, and he helped drive
a stake through its heart. Now, will this allow for the revisiting of
other cases that have been decided underthe Chevron doctrine very loosely upholding these administrative

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arguments in spite of the fact thatthey're far afield from the actual law that
was passed by Congress at any giventime. Or are they? Are they
sure? Answer is no, thisis prospective only. If they made this
retrospective, they would have such abacklog of cases it would clog the courts
for a generation. They did makethe January sixth ruling retrospective. So if

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somebody pleaded guilty in January sixth toobstructing justice and they didn't actually physically do
the obstruction, they're making a emotionbefore the judge who took the guilty plea
to vacate the guilty plea. Itis rare that the Supreme Court does that,
but they did it in the Januarysixth case Judging Freedoms. Where you

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find Judge of Paulton online, Irecommend you search it Facebook YouTube. Are
you going to be talking with todayon judging freedom? I have murderers road
today, including a very famous forsome people, infamous former Ohio congressman who's
on the cusp of returning to Congressand becoming the George Galloway of the House

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of Representatives, Dennis Cascinach kidding,can't you do not? So? I
have Professor John Meerscheimer, Congressman Casinich, Colonel Douglas McGregor, Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson,
Phil Geraldy, Max Blumenthal. Becausewe're all for the next two days.
My producers are burying me today andI'm and I welcome it. I

(02:23:22):
know you. I was just goingto say, you're going to have a
great time talking with those wonderful guestsjudging freed and you find them online.
Look for his column comes out tonightat midnight. Twilight's last gleaning until our
next conversation next Wednesday. Year HonorGod bless you, sir, have a
wonderful independence day right back at you. We are independent from Great Britain.
Would that we could be independent fromour own government. To all the best

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