55KRC Tuesday Show - Adam Koehler, Breitbart, Deep Dive

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I got it on my phone allday. I can listen whenever I want
at fifty five k RC dot comby bo five at fifty five k r
C the talk station. Tuesday,they had to take the top of my

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head off a couple of times,see if I had a brain. Well,
at least he knows the answer tothe question. Now, Hey,
happy Tuesday, Brian Thomas, Right, you're glad to be good to se
Joe's records. I get producer inthere, and I love the light up
this morning on the fifty five krS mornings. Just stick around on the

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morning if you can. If youcan't remember, for fifty by Casey dot
com for the podcast and your iHeartMediaapps. You can listen wherever and get
the podcast wherever you happen to bewith your device. Adam Kaylor running for
Hamlin Keunny Commissioner returns to the studio. Always in studio, Adam. In
this I enjoy the face to facecommunication in studio. How's the campaign going?
I was speaking of in studio talkwith Congressman Winstrip the other day.

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Joe. He is very interested incoming back in studio, so I don't
know, get in touch with hispeople. Or if his people got in
touch with you already, see ifwe can make that happen done, a
little bit of time left with CongressmanWinster before he heads off into retirement.
Anyway, how the campaign's going issuesin the county, And how many TVs
is Adam Keller going to be buyingfrom pay Court Stadium. They're selling the

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old TVs. Okay, I don'tknow how much of the locker room renovation
the television sales are going to generate, because it's so important that our multi
million dollar paid football players have anew locker room on taxpayer expenses. Of
course, eight oh five, it'sBright Bart News Inside Scoop Day every Tuesday,

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eight to five. Today Joe Pollockreturns. It's got a new book,
the Agenda what Trump should do inhis first one hundred days. We
have a well, a new platformadopted by the Republican Party mirroring what Trump
is campaigning. I'll get to thatmomentarily. Joe Pollock on well, actually
the first one hundred days of theTrump presidency, Volume two, assuming that

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that happens, and it's Tuesday,the day for Daniel Davis Steve Dive Every
Tuesday at a eight thirty, Bidensaying he's running the world as he heads
into the NATO summit, which Iguess begins today. Leaders from around the
world will be well, various NATOleaders anyway, will be viewing Joe Biden
up close and personal, making drawingtheir own conclusions on whether or not there's

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a brain inside Joe Biden's cranium.Five one, three, seven, four
nine fifty five hundred, eight hundredeighty two three talk with pound five fifty
if you have an AT and Tfunk. Oh. I I read the
statistic just yesterday and I have toupdate it. It's been updated like three
times over the past twenty four hours. The extended July fourth weekend not a

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great time to be living in thecity of Chicago or the greater Chicago area.
Yesterday, the body count, orat least the number of people shot
in Chicago between Wednesday and Sunday waseighty seven. Well, no, it's
actually one hundred and nine. Iguess. They continue to search for people
with gunshot wounds, and every timethey look they find more. Local news

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one hundred and nine people were shot, nineteen fatally in gun violence across Chicago
since Wednesday, during the extended fourthof July holiday weekend. According to police,
casualty count rose throughout the day asmore police and hospital data were tallied.
Therefore, the number jumped from eightyseven to now one hundred and nine.
Give it another day, we mayhave that number even higher. Cocago

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Police Superintendent Larry Snelling, along withMayor Brandon Johnson, a little upset about
the uptick and violence. According tous Snelling in a statement, we have
to really stop and think about themindset of someone who would shoot a child,
a helpless child, an unarmed mother, and think that that's okay and
go about their days. Those peoplehave to be taken off the street.

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They have to be put away,and if we're not doing that, then
we're failing other families. Oh toughon crime, Well, you might expect
that from the Chicago Police superintendent,but Mayor Brandan Johnson. Interestingly enough,
most all the victims teens and men, ranging in age between sixteen and thirty

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six years old, according to policedata, some suggesting that the demographic means
that most of these were gang relatedshootings. By comparison, there were thirty
three people total that died from violentcrimes across the entire nation, which means

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the bulk of the deaths at nineteencame from Chicago, one city in a
country of about three hundred and fortymillion people, described as the single deadliest
holiday the extended holiday for Chicago everand far and above last year, last
year's record fifty seven. So they'vereally actually doubled last year's record almost.

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So. Now, like I said, when we look at what happened this
weekend, we always like to saythat's a police issue. This is a
societal issue. The police cannot bein everybody's backyard. They cannot be in
everyone's home. They cannot invade everysingle gathering where there's a possibility that someone
may show up with a gun.Amen, brother, it's not a gun

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issue either. It's a societal issue, the idea. You know what.
I'm reminded of that ninety nine yearold World War Two veteran that landed on
Omaha Beach. I had him onthe program a couple of times. Hell
of a great guy. After landingin Omaha Beach on June eighth, he
made his way inland, as ourservicemen did during fighting the Nazis in France,

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and he liberated along with some otherfellow gis, liberated what was left
of a concentration camp. And ifyou recall the story, they came upon
a railcar that he said, therewere just piles and piles of clothes outside
the railcar, and he says theygot closer, they realized that it was

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the bodies of women and children andbabies. And his out loud statement was,
you know what kind of person couldshoot a baby in the head.
I'm going to default and say,well, members of Hamas, But you
know, it's a legitimate rhetorical questionto ask. This is the exact same

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thing, although I'm certain that thesebabies and these mothers were not shot because
they were affiliated, or they wereJewish people, or as a consequence of
some sort of ethnic or racial tension. Just indiscriminate violence, indiscriminate societal problem.

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Take the gun away, you're stillgoing to have the violence. It's
the problem inherent in the system.People generally lawless. And I assure you
that if every one of these individualsinvolved in gun violence had grown up with
a two parent household and a familythat actually cared about them where they were
at any given moment in time,had rules and discipline laid out and established

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in that family unit, then thiswouldn't happen. So yeah, it's a
breakdown of society. This has beenbuilding and building and building. So welcome
to twenty twenty four, one hundredand nine people over a five day period.
Un well, unbelievable, I wantto say unbelievable. But there it
is right in front of us,and it is indeed a societal problem.

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Oh, let us see what elseis going on in the world. Hit
old stack of a kind of randomnews to jump into. Almost all stack
is stupid. Go to Florida,where the governor in Florida, of course,

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recently signed DeSantis recently signed a buildthat is pushing schools to adopt a
you know some you know, putthe Ten Commandments in the schools and have
ministers people of faith come in andprovide some counseling. Well, guess what
The Satanists are volunteering in Florida schoolsnow, obviously in a sign of protest

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against desantus endeavoring to bring Christianity backinto schools members of the Satanic temple,
so they are poised to act asvolunteer chaplains under the state law that took
effect this week opening campuses to quoteadditional counseling and support to students close quote
from outside organizations, which would includereligious organizations. Well, they're going to

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dive in onto it as well.Leaves the implementation This House built nine point
thirty one, which brought this aboutleads the implementation of the chaplain programs to
the individual school district, only requiringschools to list a volunteer's religion quote if
any close quote disantus, though,of course, wants to restore the tenets
of Christianity public education. Satanists lookingat this as an equal opportunity. If

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Christian chaplains are permitted access to students, then so are they, and that
might you might find offense to that, But honestly, we don't live in
a theocracy. We may have wemay be a nation of Christians or a
nation built upon the concept of Christianity, but our founding fathers did not make

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us a Christian religion. The freeexercise of religion first Amendment numero uno.
You're allowed to believe in whatever youwant to believe in. There was no
established religion. We had the Church, they had the Church of England as
a background for the reasons for notmaking us a theocracy. So look at
the nation's history. So I justpoint this out because I saw that coming

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like a million miles away. It'slike, well, well, well,
well wait a minute, you're notgonna be able to keep out the looney
tunes. Well, and there yougo, Looney tunes, Satanists who claim
that they're not into dark forces,and you know all the things that most
people associate with Satanism, just wantinga little nice like flying the ointment kind

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need great judges and we need toKeith Hamilton County proscut and Melissa Powers most
definitely, because we don't want toturn into Chicago. We want to turn
into Oakland. Either. Oakland's wakingup to the idea that woke is a
terrible thing. Kind of the sameway in Chicago, and it looks like
they may vote out their current leadership, Oakland Mayor Shang Tawell, who is

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described as progressive slash communist. They'vegot a recall campaign that's made it to
the ballot. They met the ballotthreshold of twenty five thousand voters signatures qualifying
the measure for the November ballot torecall the mayor. Why because it's a
hellhole in Oakland. Homelessness, druguse problems, crime, defunding the police.

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All those chickens have come home toroost, and even the liberal left
wingers of Oakland are deciding they've hadenough up to their eyeballs in it.
Maybe Republican would be the better wayto go, just suggesting it. Speaking
of Republicans, they released the partyplatform yesterday. I've described as a lot
shorter and less detailed than Republican partyplatforms from the past, mirroring what Donald
Trump has been campaigning on sixteen pages. And for those out there who are

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are are very very pro life,it only hardly mentions abortion, and there's
a reason for that. Instead ofcalling for a human life amendment, which
many of the Democrats are running aroundclaiming that the Republicans are going to do.

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They're gonna do a federal law that'sgoing to make it illegal to have
abortions. It's going to interfere withwomen's probably you know, healthcare. Said
no. The Supreme Court's already saidno on that. That's why Donald Trump
keeps going around talking about it's astate's issue. And that's exactly what the
report booking platform now points out.The new platform states the Fourteenth Amendment guarantees
that no person can be denied life, liberty or without due process, and

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that the states are therefore free topass laws protecting those rights. Notice it
doesn't say they must. Notice itdoesn't mention a federal law mandating what states
do. It is a state's decision. And yes, states are free to
pass laws protecting life, liberty andthe pursuit of happen and happiness. And

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many of them have decided that no, they're in favor of abortion on demand
up until the ninth month of pregnancy. Let's pointed out that this language realigns
the former anti abortion platform federal levelplatform with now former President Trump's view that
the issues should be left up tothe states, and it's not Trump's view.

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And I'm looking at the reporting onthis and then keep saying it's the
Supreme Court decision, which stead it'sa states issue. There's nothing in the
federal Constitution. It mentions that aspart of the tenth Amendment, you know,
not specifically addressed in the Constitution.It is something that is reserved,
a power reserved of the states.Platform also states that the party opposes late

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term abortion. It states that theparty opposes it, and of course that
aligns with the vast majority of Americans, whether from the far left or far
right. There's only like five peopleout in the world that think it's appropriate
to terminate the life of a viablebaby, noting again that both of my

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children were born at eight months,fully baked. Hitting the ground running.
Platform also supports prenatal care as wellas access to birth control and in vitro
fertilization, undercutting the warnings from Democratsand Republican victories in November would lead to
a GOP led crackdown on contraception andfertilityments states issue. It's about one fourth

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the length of the twenty sixteen platform. Hey, a lot more detail on
that one. This one is sketchyin terms of detail, like, Okay,
you say you want to do this, but can you give me a
little bit of information on how youhope to accomplishment accomplish it see its states.
Republicans will support baseline tariffs on foreignmade goods past the Trump Reciprocal Trade

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Act, and respond to unfair tradingpractices. As tariffs on foreign producers go
up, taxes on American workers,families, and businesses can come down.
That is the assertion in the platform, cause some people argue that that's not
the case. If you impose atariff on a foreign made good and we
don't manufacture it here, And ofcourse that's the hope that we start manufacturing

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here because we don't all be subjectto tariffs. But in between now and
that point in time in the future, when we start manufacturing things here again,
like oh, maybe pharmaceuticals, you'regoing to be paying a higher price,
presumably unless they carve out pharmaceuticals assomething that is free of a tariff
because it would impact the lives ofAmericans, thus negating the benefit of tariffs

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on foreign foreign made products. Withthe hope that we start making them here.
See how that works. Document firmscommitments on several topics popular with Republicans.
According to the statement or the policy, Republicans will revoke China's Most Favored
Nation status, phase out imports ofessential goods, and stop China from buying

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American real estate and industries. Republicanswill revive the US auto industry by reversing
harmful regulations, canceling Biden's electric vehicleand other mandates, and preventing the importation
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hundred eight hundred eight two three talkand then I have Local Stories one with
an editorial from Joe Strecker, Jackyproducer the program. Yesterday, Howmon County
judge sentence the mand for a murderhappened to your Courtville Taco Bell. Late
April twenty twenty three, Judge JenniferBranch sentenced twenty two year old Nolan Garrett.
Are you ready to twenty four yearsto life in prison for murdering a

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twenty eight year old Cavon Howes.April twenty ninth, twenty three officers called
around eleven thirty pm the twenty fivehundred block of Highland Sin Sint. Police
said Howells was found at the scene, taking the EC Medical centerary later died.
Garrett taken it to custody by theSinceint Police Department's fused the Fugitive Apprehension
Unit with assistance from Union Township Policein Clarmont County. In addition to being

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found guilty of murdered, Judge Branchalso found Garrett guilty of felonious assault and
having weapons under disability. Judge determinedhe was not guilty of tampering with evidence.
Joe is surprised that the judge didn'tgive him time served and let him
out. Is that judge on MelissaPowers shortlist? Joe, Yeah, big
name there, showing up all thetime on the low bond hearings. You

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should join the Powers facebook page.She keeps track of these types of things,
calling out the leftist judges whenever shecan. Speaking of televisions and Adam
Kayler, we're gonna find We're gonnafind out from Adam how many televisions he's
going to be buying from pay corpseStadium. Adam's going to join the program
at at seven oh five running forHamilton County Commissioner. So if you're looking

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for a two TV, this iswhere that that that point that joke came
from Hamilton County selling televisions from payCorpse Stadium, another one and fifty TV
specifically amid multi million dollar renovations ofthe stadium. Back in June, First
County sold two hundred TVs in thefirst round of sales. Televisions were used

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throughout the stadium and we're all inworking order when they were removed. They
vary inside sold at what they calldiscounting prices thirty dollars to sixty dollars.
First come, first serve sale takingplace ready July thirteenth to pay Corpse Stadium
Gate D that is on the newlyexpanded plaza off of Elm Street. Sale

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starts eight a m. And goesuntil noon or when things are sold out.
So you're twenty four to thirty nineinch TV running for thirty bucks,
and then if you go all theway up to the fifty six to eighty
five inch television that'll set you backsixty bucks. You got to pay in
cash. The exact amount of thecash transaction is expected. Those buying TVs

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also need to purchase through in universalremotes, but mounting brackets will be available
at the sale for free. OneTV per person, no returns. You
have to bring your own loading helpand proper sized vehicle to fit the TV
in the back. TVs must bepicked up immediately after purchasing. They are
considering a third TV sell later thissummer for any remaining TVs. That date

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has yet to be determined. Sothe answer is one Joe, he can
only buy one. Question is willhe be actually buying one? Let's say
here, since the iconic Fountain Squaresundergoing a rebrand and intended to expand the
concept of the square into an entiredistrict district Felicia Jordan WCPO reporting a district

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encompassing locally owned businesses that inhabit surroundingbuildings. She writes inhabit anyway, since
the Center City Development Corporation three CDC, developer for Fountain Square and the surrounding
buildings, reveal the new branding,hoping to paint the square and its surrounding

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areas as Fountain District rebrand, tryingto replicate other cities with more clearly defined
entertainment districts and bring attention to themultitude of local businesses that exist within the
blocks that surround the Fountain Square.According to the statement from three CDC.
Three CDC wants patrons to think ofthe Fountain District in the same light as

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other well known entertainment areas associated withthe collection of unique SINCEINETI establishments like Jefferby
Steakhouse, me Is Boca Via Vita, the Davidson and Moore, with an
exciting district rather than a loose collectionof neighboring businesses. Fountain District would stretch
from Race Street in the west toMain Street in the east, from Seventh

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in the north to the fourth inthe south and all. The rebrand expands
the district around two blocks in alldirections, So rename it and apparently at
least the hope is they will comeby thirty five give five k se detalk
station calls Susette loves a camp.She's terrific. Suzette Lows camp for mortgages.

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Think Susette Low's camp. Why well, customer service, I mean,
dealing with one of the most expensivefinancial traction transactions you ever engage in.
You want to work with someone atleast you're looking forward to talking with,
and that is Susette. She isjust as sweet and nice as kind of
person as you can ever work with. What statu in doesn't matter. She's
with Cross Country Mortgage. She canhandle mortgage issues in all fifty states and

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Puerto Rico. So let's say yougot a home and you have equity.
You want some equity out of it. Call Suzette. You're a first time
buyer. You want to preapproval letter? Do you want to arrange for financing
like my daughter? She called Susette. I think they were. They were
done and over with the whole processin just a couple of days. It
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She's got thirty five plus years inthe mortgage business. To reach her,
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a happy Tuesday to you. Theydive on into stack is stupid. If
you feel like calling, feel freeto do so. Five one three,
seven four nine fifty eighty three talkgo to Saint Paul Or, a high

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speed craft set off fireworks inside acar, igniting a fire that killed the
driver. What the hell Yes,Indeed, Carl left the road s early
after nine pm Sunday Wilson Avenue HowardStreet, struck a tree and a light
pole. Accord to the police departmentstatement, the vehicle then caught on fire.

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The vehicle contained an amount of fireworkswhich began to explode, making it
difficult for anyone to help. Thedriver says, but it looked really cool.
The Aerocrat. Police said that excessivespeed is believed to have played a
role in the crash. Driver's identitynot yet released, at least as the

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time of a reporting by the StarTribune what a way to go Jesus Wiz
headline on this one. Thirty yearold mom in Alabama is going to be
spending more than two decades in jailin connection with the killing of her eighteen

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month old son, who was beatento death by her boyfriend five years ago.
Judging Blunt County ordered Samantha McCormack,who stopped to buy cigarettes on the
way to the emergency room, toserve twenty five years in a state correctional
facility. For the twenty nineteen slayingof young Enzo McCormick. Samantha McCormick previously

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pleaded guilty to felony murder in thecourse of the child abuse her boyfriend.
Thirty two year old Robert Elmore Junior, found guilty of capital murder by intentional
murder of a person less than fourteenyears of age, aggravated child abuse of
a child less than six years ofage last year, and subsequently sentenced to
life in prison without the possibility ofparole. Aggravate abuse conviction stemmed from Elmore's

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beating of Enzo's brother, blund Kindof District Attorney Pamela Casey, in a
statement, quote, this story ishorrifying. I cannot imagine the pain and
suffering this child endured before succumbing tohis injuries. I cannot understand someone doing
what Elmore did, but as amother, I cannot understand how a mother
could leave their child in the careof someone the mother knows to have been

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abusive to the child. Elmore andMcCormick will be held accountable within the extent
the law allows. Perio is thebiggest douche of the universe in all the
galaxies. There's no bigger douche thanyou. You've reached the top, the

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pinnacle of douche. Them good goingdues. Your dreams have come true. Yeah,
really fun fact from the story.I'll leave out some of the more
horrific details. According to the port, McCormick told investigators that she was home
with her kids when she saw Enzochoking on cereal. A few hours later,

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she decided to take him to thehospital. However, she reportedly also
said that on the way to seekmedical attention for her son, she decided
to stop and get a pack ofcigarettes at Locus Fort, where our family
member work, and that is wherethe emergency responders showed up in response to
an unresponsive toddler. There's so muchmore and so much worse. There's a

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special place in hell for people likethat, extraordinarily special. Bilzobob has a
devil put aside for them. Thirtyone year old Florida man behind bars after
he allegedly dan oh God, let'sadd to the awards this morning. Joseph,
thirty one year old Florida man behindbars after he allegedly dropped a young

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boy from a second story balcony inorder to quote scare him a little bit
close quote that. According to astatement by the Daytona Beach Police, what
the Hell described as horrified. Gueststhat the Senta would resort in Daytona called
nine to one one shortly before eightpm Saturday after they saw thirty one year
old Brandon Gilmore drop the boy headfirst from the balcony. Boy's mom said

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she met Gilmore at the hotel poolearlier in the day. The mother told
police that she left her son withGilmore while she went to take a shower.
Witnesses say they saw Gilmore hold theboy by his feet over the second
story balcony and then letting him go. They then heard a child screaming after
he crashed to the ground. Womanwho saw what happened picked up the boy

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and took her back to her room, out and took her back to the
room. Others called nine to oneone, someone who went to the mother's
room to alert her of the situation. Gilmore sent an interview with detectives that
he told the boy's mom that hewas going to take the boy outside to
play with them and scare him alittle bit. He reportedly admitted to dropping
the boy off the balcony. Surveillancecamera also captured the incident. Paramedics rushed

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the boy to the hospital with bluntforce injuries to his head. First responders
also concerning he may have suffered internalinjuries as well. Police did not release
an update on the condition of theboy. Gilmore arrested on aggravated child abuse
charge, taken to the Vluca CountyJail without bond. Oh one can only
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some tickets. Yes, Ario's speedwagon with trains this Friday at Riverbend.
Got tickets, We're going to givethose away when before Adam talks about how
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one hundred days, and Daniel Davisdeep dive on well the NATO meeting that
begins today. That at eight thirty. Let's go to the phone before we
get back to the stack and stupidTI got Tom on the line. Tom,
Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanksfor calling Tom. Yes, Tom,
Yes, Tom, go ahead,you're on. Yes, telling you

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about what happened to me when Iwent into the hospital. I went in
to get a biopsy on a smartgen my lung and so I went in
on Tuesday, Tuesday before Thanksgiving,and they tell me that the biopsy would

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probably take at least three days orso, so it's figuring it when then
come back until after Thanksgiving at leastit's the ear list. So because of
the biopsy, they kept me overnight. So Wednesday afternoon, I'm sitting there,
I'm all dressed. I'm just waitingfor the nurse to come in and

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wheel me down to the front doorso I can wave. And in walks
this PA, physicians Assistance, andhe walks up and he says, I
have the results of your biopsy,and what I can do is I can

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wait until Monday to discuss it withyou. And I looked at him and
I says, you've already told me. He says, no, I haven't.
I says, well, if itwas good news, would you ask
me if I wanted to wait untilmonday? And he goes, oh,

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I'm thinking, lod this guy hasnot the brighter's not the sharpest knife in
the drawer. Tom God bless you, sir. I wish you all the
best in dealing with whatever a diagnosisyou have. There. It doesn't sound
good under the circumstances. I'm goingto presume it isn't, but we'll keep
our thoughts in prayers heading your way. But yeah, it's quite revealing that

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conversation. Wow, I can't believeyou even had to go through that.
Back over to the stack. Alabamawoman who set up a fate date and
convinced the target to be blindfolded andhandcuffed Red Flag folks as she allowed another
man to stab him nineth teen times, pleaded guilty right before her try was

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getting ready to start. Judge yesterdaysentenced Geneva County. Geneva County Judge sentence
Shalen Diaz the ten years in prisonerfor shannity guilty plea to attempted murder in
the January stabbing. According to theSheriff's office, Diaz contacted the victim via
Facebook messenger of January sixth, setup a date for the next day,

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during which they would drive around thearea in her car. She picked him
up at his apartment seven pm.Victim, unbeknownst to him, man named
Robert Hall, was hiding in thetrunk of the car. After driving around
a while, Diaz pulled over andrequested that the victims sit in the back
seat while wearing handcuffs and a blindfold. The victim did so. At that

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point, Haul snuck out of thetrunk and went into the back seat started
choking the victim with a cord andstabbing him. Paul yanked the victim out
of the car by the cord andstabbed him several more times. According to
the deputies, and all Haul stabbedthe victim nineteen times. Hal and Dias
then sped away in the car,leaving the victim for dead on the side
of the road. However, adriver's spot of the victim was still wearing
the handcuffs with the cord around hisneck, called for help. Paramedics rushed

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him to the hospital in critical condition, but he did survive his injuries.
Cops arrested Hall and Diez within acouple of days, and a grand jurion
died of them an attempted murder andkidnapping. Hall pleaded guilty to attempted murder
June twelfth. The judge sends themto life in prison. Okay, what
is right with this story? Youdon't know somebody? Your date consists of

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driving around and her request is youhandcuff yourself and wear a blindfold. Joe,
is that your idea of a goodtime. Maybe I shouldn't even ask
you. There's probably a website forfreaks like that. Anyway, do so
at your own risk. Clearly,I'm married. Five fifty five fifty five

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castation. A lot more to talkabout. Plus the Democrats are full on
against proof of citizenship to vote.Yeah, I wonder what's behind that effort.
Let's deal with that. A wholelot more coming up. I hope
you can stick around. I don'tcare about anybody else what motivates your vote.

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So that's tomorrow again at the TurfClub, Eastern Avenue. Worth the trip

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if you've never been there. That'ssuch a fun place. Anyway. Coming
up one hour, Adam Kaler runningfor him on County Commissioner. We need
Adam Kaylor as a voice of wellreason, logic and of course a dissenting
voice from the lockstep Democrats. He'llbe in studio for an hour talking about
how the campaign is, county issues, among other things. Joel Pollock,
it is Tuesday, so we dothe Breitbart Insight scoop at eight oh five.

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Joel Pollock returns. He's got anew book to talk about the agenda,
what Trump should do in his firstone hundred days. Sounds like he's
expressed some optimism that Donald Trump willbecome president. Daniel Davis Deep Dive every
Tuesday at eight thirty. Today,Biden says he's running the world. He
did say that the other day ashe heads into the NATO summit where the

(42:12):
NATO leaders will be able to assessand evaluate Joe Biden, who is not
going to step down apparently, Andthat's what the message is yesterday, Joe
Biden basically saying I Am not goinganywhere. And I think he's probably right
on that. The number of Democratsthat are standing up and saying Joe needs

(42:34):
to step out of the race isnot very big when you consider the number
of Democrats that are elected, thenumber in the House, the number in
the Senate, and the Senate's beenkind of quiet. So I'll go to
the UH. I like to saythat I stand on the shoulder of giants
from time to time, because youknow, some people write it and say
it better than I do. AndWilliam mcgern dion an analysis of this why
Biden probably won't step down. He'sgot some great thoughts and ideas and comments

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on this observations I might more properlydate this weekend was bad for President Biden,
writes, but this week promises tobe the most trying of his fifty
one year political career, which explainsMonday's preemptive strike, a letter from the
President to House Democrats declaring he isquote firmly committing to staying in the race
close quote we can kicked off withan ABC interview with George Stephanopolis that was

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supposed to quell the christ for Bidento stand down after his awful debate performance
eight days earlier, but troubles continuedSunday as more members of his own party
called on Biden's stepped down from theDemocratic ticket. This week maybe the President's
last chance to prove he's still upto the job to an America that thought

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he was too old even before hebotched the debate. Amen fundamental problem,
the President's frail and diminish self isunfixable, but the debate has added new
negatives. At least since twenty twenty, observers have noted that there was something
wrong with Biden, yet anyone whodared to speak the obvious was savaged.
Look how Democrats assailed Special Counsel RobertHerr for describing Biden as an elderly man

(44:08):
with a poor memory. Remember alsothat that did save him from criminal charges.
Of those who are critical of theher report, I think they heard
gave him a free pass because he'selderly man with a poor memory now,
so he hears me interjecting over thecomments of William McGurn. But he's an
elderly man now with a poor memory. But when when he was guilty of

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taking the confidential documents and keeping them, he was a senator, and he
was a vice president, and hewas cognitively capable back in those days when
he took the documents that he shouldn'thave taken. Anyway, mister Herr has
now been vindicated, and the fiftyone million Americans who tuned into the debate
know that they were gaslit by allthose who assured them that doubts about the

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president's mental abilities were merely right wingtalking points. Still, it's one thing
for the White House to lie toprotect the president. No one expects members
of the Biden administration to admit publiclythat their boss no longer has all his
marbles. But the reason mister Bidengot away with it so long is that
the president's people knew the belt Waypress corps would give them cover, and

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that Fox knew it will be theonly outlet at the White House that would
raise questions in a daily press briefing. Biden's allies are now paying for the
delay in acknowledging the reality they deniedto the American people. But voters can't
unsee what they've seen, and Bidencan't make his mental issues go away.

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There are many suggestions from Democratic strategiststhat what Biden needs to do to prove
he still has it stage no holdsbarred press conferences, do a town all,
take an independent cognitive exam with allthe results made public, et cetera.
But none will work. They willonly confirm the doubts that everybody has.

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Democrats know they can't make Joe go. He's the president, and he
has the delegates. Apparently, healso has the team he trusts most,
his wife Jill and his son Hunterencouraging him to stay, and mister Biden's
mind. Meanwhile, the polls showingrecord low approval numbers aren't real and the

(46:22):
only ones that want to to notrun are quote unquote elites. As he
memorably told mister Stephanoppolos Friday night,he only step aside if the Lord Almighty
came down and said, Joe getout of the race Democrats face. He
had another problem. The most obviouschoice to replace him is right Vice President
Kamala Harris, who in the RealClear Politics polling average has an even lower

(46:45):
favorability than her boss. Even so, could a Democratic party that worships at
the altar of identity politics pass overa black woman without creating divisions in its
own coalition? He asked rhetorically.Critics may hope for a gracious exit speech

(47:06):
in which the president frezes delegates tovote for whichever candidate they deem best.
But even if Democrats nominated someone likeCalifornia Governor Gavin Newsom or Michigan Governor Gretchen
Whitner, the nominee would be headinginto a presidential election with fewer than three
months to spare. This is achoice that ought to have been made months
ago. No kidding. But thenagain, let me interject, mister mcguarn

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The comments are the following, Howcould someone if they do it at the
Convention qualified to be on the ballotsin a variety of states, Ohio included.
When the deadline has already passed forthem to make it out of the
ballot, they would have an electedor they a nominated candidate that wouldn't even
appear on a number of states' ballots. How are you going to overcome that

(47:51):
challenge, Brian Thomas interjected, anyway, mcgrha writes, said, Democrats only
have themselves the lane. They alllet the White House denials slide, even
though some knew better. It tookyears from mister Biden's condition to get where
he was on the evening of theJune twenty seventh debate, and given the
calls from Democrats in Congress, manysee a hopeful parallel in the delegation of

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House and Senate Republicans that Senator BarryGoldwater brought to the White House back on
August seventh, nineteen seventy four.The next evening, Nixon resigned, But
Democrats, who see this as anescape from their Biden dilemma, overlooked a
crucial difference. The Republicans who trudgedinto the Nixon White House in nineteen seventy

(48:37):
four were telling his telling Nixon hispresidency was over because the House had the
votes to impeach him and the Senatehad the votes to convict him. Riding
on the wall. In other words, that was going to work with Nixon
as president. Biden weighs his option. At the top of his mind must
be which choice is more humiliating steppingdown possible and probably still being blamed if

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Trump wins, or remaining on theticket and becoming a Democratic villain for handing
Trump the election. Possibility he stayson the ticket, wins a second term
and becomes a hero is a possibilitythat doesn't seem to occur to anyone but
Joe, Jill and Hunter. Yeahah. And given that immigration is number

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one in the hearts and minds ofAmericans in terms of uh well, priorities,
concerns, challenges our country is facingright now, why in the hell
are Democrats united against an election billthat would require voters to prove their citizenship.
Let me ask that question out loudbefore we get to it here in
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six on Tuesday and a happy oneto you. Feel free to call five
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book, and Daniel Davis Deep diveteight thirty on the NATO's summit that we're
going into today. Joe Biden onfull display for the NATO leaders. I
don't know how he's going to do. House Democrats are unified in their effort
to vote against the Safeguard American VoterEligibility Act, also known as the SAVE
Act. This SAVE Act, obviouslysponsored by Republicans, will require voters to

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have proof of citizenship to cast ballotsin federal election. Notice my emphasis on
federal. The save ac amends theNational Voter Registration Act. It would basically
simply require states to obtain proof ofcitizenship from voters for federal elections and purge

(52:51):
non citizens from the voter roles.What's wrong with that? Voters must be
citizens to vote in federal election period, full stop. And that's the Democrats
argument, we don't need this.It's already illegal for ill it's already illegal
for illegal immigrants or those who donot have citizenship to vote, So why
do we need to Save Act?Well, that's because a lot of Democrats
they don't bother purging the voter rolesof non citizens and also make it very

(53:15):
easy for non citizens to register tovote even though that act is illegal,
actually casting the vote. House MinorityWhip Catherine Clark, Democrat Massachusetts, had
this to say, as we've seena number of times in Congress, House
Republicans continue to irresponsibly calling to questionthe credibility of our elections. Obviously a

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failed reference to Donald Trump. Despitenumerous recounts, challenges in court, and
deep dives by conservative thing thanks,there has been zero evidence of the let
me underscore this word widespread fraud thatthis bill purports the target. It's already
illegal under current laws for non citizensregistered voter to vote in federal elections.

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Democrats are urged to vote no onHR. Eighty to eighty one. The
Save Act is what the Whip voterecommendation is now. Meanwhile, the Republicans
are actually, of course urging passage. House Speaker Mike Johnson quote, the
Save Act will safeguard our elections byensuring only American citizens vote in federal elections,

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he said. If passed, hewrote, the law would require state
elections officials to ask about citizenship beforeproviding voter registration forms, require an individual
to provide proof of citizenship in orderto register to vote in federal elections.
Allow state officials to accept a widevariety of documents that will make it easy
for citizens his emphasis, not mine, to register to vote in federal elections.

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Provide states with access to federal agencydatabases so they can remove non citizens
from voter roles and confirm citizenship forindividuals lacking proof of it. So they
agrees to skids. They make iteasy, and they give states rights access
to what the federal government already hasdata about people's citizenship. Don't you think
that should be part of the process. Anyway, you got the information,

(55:12):
why not share it with the states, at least the states who are interested
in cleaning up their voter roles.Apparently, under the legislation the Save Act,
voters will be required to provide theproof of citizenship via IDs documentation like
passports, government issued photo ID showingproof the individual was born in the United
States, military IDs, valid photoID documentation showing proof of citizenship like a

(55:35):
birth certificate, all of which easilyobtainable and required by many governments. Already
Senate as a companion bill also gotwidespread report from Republicans. So we have
companion bills one in the House.One of the Senate Democrats are lockstep against
this. Johnson circulated a twenty twopage report last month urging House members to

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pass this bill, contending that thereis ear refutable evidence that non citizens have
been illegally registering to vote and haveillegally voted in US elections. They approof
of it already, maybe not aswidespread as some believe, but if it
exists at all, and you havea mechanism to stop it, why would

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you not. While falsely claiming thetwenty sixteen election was stolen due to foreign
election interference, Democrats ignore the realthreat of foreign election interference posed when non
citizens are allowed to register and votein US elections. Lacks voter registration laws
make it possible for non citizens toregister and vote in federal elections, while

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campaign financial loopoles allow non citizens tofund US election activities, both of which
can affect the outcome of elections.That's true across the board. Elon Musk
chiming in. Those who oppose thisare traitors as traders. What is the

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penalty for traders? Again, Elonposted on his account Elon Musk is behind
it, Democrats completely against it.And again, why are they going to
sort of roll out this it's racistthing. No, citizenship is not defined
by race. It's defined by yourlegal status of whether or not you're a

(57:23):
citizen of the United States of America. So you can throw that out.
Everybody's got to follow the same rules. There's no race involved in it.
Oh, you're going to disenfranchise fillin the blank, some ethnic group or
whatever, as the standard roll outlinefrom the Democrats all the time when anybody
endeavors to ensure the integrity of theelection, it's a simple thing to do.

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Citizens might you must be a citizento vote, So why not shore
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Of course, they got something morenefarious percolating around, making it easy to
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You're invited hope to see you there. Got the local stories to talk
about. If you want to call, feel free to do so. Five
one three, seven four fifty eighthundred eight two to three talk. One
person dead after a single vehicle crashand Claremont County happened last night corner of
the high of State Highway Patrol.Crash happened along boot Jack Corner Road about
seven thirty pm. Police said fortynine year old Christopher Riley Senior is driving

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a Dodge Chargers southeast on the roadwhen he and their words failed to negotiate
a curve, driving off the rightside of the road, hitting a pole
and flipping his car over several times. Pronounced dead at the scene, No
other injuries reported. Highway Patrol saidRiley Senior did not have his seat belt
on during the crash, which isstill under investigation. Sad News and an

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update on this one reported on thisabout a four year old boy who got
hit by a driver early Sunday morning. Sadly, a four year old has
passed away, according to the BooneCounty Sheriff's Offe's Office. As deputy said
Jamison Back was taken his Sinsint Children'safter the crash where he died yesterday morning.
Sheriff's office and deputies responded the crashinvolving a pedestrian on Weaver Road overpass

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near Ice seventy five one o'clock inthe morning. Deputies found a fifty year
old woman driving westbound on Weaver noticedanother vehicle stopped in the eastbound lane flashing
their headlights. She slowed her vehicledown because of that to about thirty miles
an hour in a fifty Saraff's officeat the driver in the eastbound lane saw
a young boy standing in the edgeof the roadway unsupervised, turned around and

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stopped in traffic and attempted to makecontact with the child. And that's at
this time the child, who wasautistic and not verbal, was struck by
the driver headed westbound when the childwalked into the roadway. They performed life
saving measures on the scene and thechild was taking it since any children's with
life threatening injuries and obviously the child, as I mentioned, has passed away.

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Office Sheriff's Office determined the fifty yearold woman couldn't see the boy due
to the night conditions on that stretchof the road, which is un lit.
Women did stand on the scene afterthe crash, and deputies found that
speed, alcohol, and drugs werenot factors. The family is cooperating with
the investigation and no other charges havebeen filed at this time. Jeez,
this is sad. Yesterday, HamilonCounty judge sentenced demand for a murder happened

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near a Coryville taco bell back inApril of last year. Judge Jennifer Branch,
known for being quite the liberal,nonetheless sentenced twenty two year old Nolan
Garrett to twenty four years to lifeimprisonment for the murder of twenty eight year
old Kevan Howse April twenty ninth lastyear. Officers called around eleven thirty to
the twenty five hundred block a HighlandAbay Since. The police say Howel's founded

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the scene taken a UC medical Centerarylater died. Garrett was taken into custody
by since A Police department's Fugitive ApprehensionUnit, along with an assist from the
Union Township Police. In addition tobeing found guilty of murder, Judge Brandts
also found Garrett guilty of felonius assaultand having weapons under disability. Have fun
in prison buddy need a new TV. The pay Corpse Stadium is selling them.

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Let's see back on June first,this is the county sold two hundred
TVs from Bengals Stadium. This isbecause of the renovation. New TVs.
Televisions are the ones that are throughoutthe stadium. They are all described as
in working order when they were atleast when they were taken off the walls.
They vary in size and price twentyfour to thirty nine inch television thirty

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bucks, fifty six to eighty fiveinch television sixty and then the smaller TVs
in the range in the middle arepriced accordingly. First come, first serve
Sale number two taking place July thirteen, Gate d at pay Corpse Stadium.
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and goes on until noon or thetelevisions are sold out. You need to

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pay in cash with the exact amount. Those buying TVs need to purchase their
own Universal remotes. Butt mounting bracketsare there for free, one TV per
person, no returns. You gotto bring your own loading help and a
vehicle that the TV will fit in, and they must be picked up immediately
after purchase. There may be athird TV sale for any remaining televisions from
pay Corps. That data is yetto be determined, but again, good

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opportunity to get a TV on thecheap. July thirteenth, eight am,
pay Corpse Stadium Gate D six thirtysix Right now with your five kre ce
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dive on into, and before weget to Adam Kahler coming up after the
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from politics, Well, I guesswas electric vehicles these politics, since the
mandates come from government through edicts andmandates and changes to the regulatory scheme,

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which forced you into driving an EVbecause they say your emissions are too high.
Y' all know the story. It'snot working. I've seen a number
of accounts on this. There wasa there's a new Harvard Business School analysis
about the hurdles of using an electricvehicle and actually charging them. The infrastructure
is a problem. One of thereasons people are rejecting EV's there's these are

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the problems that they're encountering owning themand words gotten out. It's a study
from Harvard Business School led by aguy named Omar Ascensio the Fellow. They
analyzed over one million charging stations andfound a bunch of problems with it and

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problems that are seeking into our makinginformed decisions on what the right transportation mode
is for our particular circumstances. Firstoff, reliability of the charging stations.
Quite often EV drivers in addition tonot being able to find them, they
find that when they do run intoa charging station area, a lot of
them are broken or malfunctioning. Soit's not as convenient to charge your EV

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as long as it takes then itis to find a gas station that has
gas to fill your tank, whichwill take you a few minutes. The
study author, Asensio guy, attributeshis problem to lack of maintenance. He
says, no one is maintaining thesestations. And I paused there, and
I recall an article that I readlast week. The charging cables. They're

(01:08:54):
made out of copper, that bigfat, thick charging cable, right,
so it's not a tube with gasolineflowing through it because the rubber tube is
not worth stealing. But out westthe problem is becoming bigger and bigger.
Thieves are stealing the charging cables fromthe chargers and then of course selling them

(01:09:15):
on the black market to scrap dealers. So there's another challenge for maintenance.
Didn't see that one coming. Thestudy also uncovered what they called an unexpected
source of frustration for EV drivers,what they call getting iced iced. That

(01:09:36):
is a term coined by EV ownersreferring to instances where drivers of internal combustion
engines occupy parking spots designated for EVcharging. Now they got parking garages that
had the EV chargers and them,so you end up g to pull up
your internal combustion engine too because there'sa space there. I don't know if

(01:09:56):
it's reserved only for electric vehicles,but people are using those spaces, so
that's a problem. The report suggeststhat needed for better education as well as
enforcement. Research in this study alsoshowed that public charging stations owned by different
providers often have different pricing models anddon't disclose the pricing information consistently, which

(01:10:26):
leads to some shock for some drivers. One guy complaining about twenty one dollars
and sixty five cents to charge andwarning people don't come to this charging area
unless you're desperate. I don't knowwhat the normal charge is to charge an
electric vehicle, but if they don'tdisclose the prices upfront, I guess it's
a cosmic crapshoot. They say commercialdrivers have a bigger set of challenges.

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Research indicated that many areas lack sufficientpublic EV charging stations to support reliable charging
for commercial vehicles. But I supposethat also doesn't support a suffish and charging
stations for well the average motorists drivingtheir Tesla around. And in terms of
the manufacturing, LG Energy, who'sdescribed as one of the biggest EV battery

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manufacturers, reported a fifty eight percentdrop in profits for the second quarter of
the year. Why because we aren'tfollowing the edict to go out and buy
an EV. That news came oneday after South Korean battery manufacturer SK,
these are the third and fourth largestEV bannery manufacturers in the world. SK

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declared an emergency after ten consecutive quartersof losses stemming from EV trends drop and
demand that have missed analysts and companyexpectations. Well, you got the government
subsidies, you got the edicts,you got the mandates, but you do
not have a willing public. Andthen the other correlayor to this. One

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of the other reasons people are havinga problem with evs the drop in price.
I saw, and I believe itwas Epoch Times. They did a
report of study showing the value ofthe used evs. So you go out
and spend one hundred and sixty thousanddollars on a Ryvian truck and on a
secondary market it loses more than halfits value. So there's a huge problem

(01:12:24):
right there. And people who putout the six figure investment up front are
finding that the brand new ones,well, the price has dropped substantially,
which honestly pisses off a lot ofearly adopters. So this is unraveling before
our very eyes. It's amazing howmuch you and how much power you and

(01:12:45):
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(01:15:01):
Shamunta Taylor Winning Grahmamuinny Commissioner after thetime of our news. Looking forward to
talking with Adam again. Always dohe is good man in the meantime,
good Man Mississippi. James hangover hangingout over the break. Welcome to the
program, James. It's always apleasure having you on. Good morning,
doctor Brian. What's going on inyour world today in Mississippi? All right?

(01:15:23):
I would listening at the lady yesterdaythat wrote the book staying she had
a tragedy in her life, andthen when you issued Lemon make Lemonades out
of it, Yes, sir,I I could feel her and I'll check
into her book just to compare notesfor my personal life. The same thing
happened to me when my wife hadher stroke and I became a twenty four

(01:15:47):
hour caregiver, and then traveling backfrom Cincinnati to Meridian, I saw my
little hometown of Meridian, Mississippi needa lot of the care also. Yeah,
so I sort of self appointed myselfto be the caregiver for this city
of about thirty five thirty six thousandpeoples, and you know it's democratically run,

(01:16:13):
but it's Republican influence. So Ijust look at it as I go
through trying to bring good tide intopeoples, you know, and you as
you know me, I try tobe that balance person. So I just
watched the wash, the swing gofrom you know, Biden to Trump.
Who's win and who losing? What'sgoing on? Like I said, I

(01:16:35):
try to stay in the middle,and after the election, hope some civility
come back to society and we canmove forward there. I love that philosophy
all right. Now, another thing, I want to know what's your opinion
on And I know there's all theway across the board of the purpose of

(01:16:56):
the all being in the ground,whether it's crew, fossils, all whatever,
there different dads, you have thepurpose for it being there? Yeah,
I'd say, well, I can'tspeak to the origins of it.
I mean, even when I wasa kid, they used to make the
argument that you know, fossil fuel, that it was dinosaurs that you know,

(01:17:19):
decomposed and created the oil. Well, we know that's nonsense. Now
there is no peak oil. Weobviously have more and more access to it
because technology has allowed greater access toit. But as far as I'm concerned,
it is a resource that is therefor our use. If technology comes
up with the use for literally anythingon the planet and it can be used

(01:17:41):
to benefit mankind, then you goahead and use it for mankind's benefit.
Some could say God put it therefor that reason. Go ahead and make
that leap. If you're a personof faith, that's fine. But it
shouldn't just sit there when the entireworld depends upon it, because we all
need and live, thrive, andliterally survive because of a bountiful source of

(01:18:03):
energy, and that happens to stillbe the most dominant source of energy on
the planet. Eighty percent plus ofall energy generated comes from the aforementioned sources,
you know, natural gas, coal, oil, and hydroelectric included.
So you know, I mean,theoretically you could say it's God put it
there for our use, or it'sjust there. There's a lot of things

(01:18:25):
laying around that we have no usefor. Giant boulders, I mean,
I just things are flying through mymind, like mountains out west. I
mean, Okay, you look atthem, but what do you do with
them? Can you use them foranything? I don't know. Gravel,
so it doesn't have a built inenergy. That's the one unique thing about
oil natural gas. It has potentialenergy within it which we know how to

(01:18:51):
unleash very effectively and to our collectivebenefit. And go ahead and throw in
the climate argument if you like.But I'm, you know, a skeptic,
if you want to, if Ican be that delicate about it,
cynic jaded, maybe I'm skeptical aboutour lords and masters telling us what's going
to happen two hundred years down theroad when they can't even figure out what's

(01:19:11):
happening in front of them real time. You know, things like that,
Mississippi James, thank you for yourservice to your community. That's one way
of parlaying my guest yesterday. ChristinaWilson's message in her book Believe a Memoir
on Stories. You can get acopy of that. She lost her husband,
and again that Lemon aid. Outof Lemon's philosophy, many people,
when they have a huge tragedy intheir life just kind of ball up and

(01:19:34):
say, oh my god, I'vebeen dealt this bad hand. You know,
the cards were stacked against me.I wasn't born in lotus Land.
You know the lyrics. Well,that doesn't have to be that way.
You can get really uplifted and youcan move on with your life learning from
the tragedy and turning the tragedy intoan experience that can benefit you down the
road. And of course, ifyou can use that kind of philosophy to

(01:19:55):
benefit your community like Mississippi, James, I think that is an outstanding idea.
Coming up Adam Kaylor, he'll bein studio, and then Joel Paulock
at eight oh five on his newbook The Agenda, What Trump Should do
in his first one hundred days plusDaniel Davis deep Dive at eight thirty.
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Keyler, Welcome back. Adam Kellersrunning for Hamilon County Commissioner as a Republican,
which would be a little bit ofbalance considering the lockstep Democrats in charge
of the county business. God knowswhat they're doing because we hardly have any
local reporting on what goes on inthe County Commissioner's office. You can find

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e R ko e h l eR dot com, Adam Keller dot com.
Adam Keller, welcome back, myfriend. Yeah, it's always great
to see you. Let's start.I know we're talking about a county race
here, but you and I weretalking before the segment started about the national

(01:22:06):
politics having probably a profound impact onlocal elections. I mean, the Democrats
are starting to sweat about losing themajority in the Senate. They wanted to
take over the House, and theythought that was a lot for a certainly
a sure thing because evil Orange Manis their opposition. But now the realities
of Biden's cognitive decline are on fulldisplay. They can't deny it anymore.

(01:22:29):
We all realize we've been gas likeboth left and right, and the polls,
which I know you've been talking aboutyou've been paying close attention to.
If you can't get people motivated onthe left, if you can't get people
motivated to go out and vote forpresident, they're not going to be motivated
to go out and vote for thedown down races. Well, I don't
know if you've seen the recent pictures, but now Biden's the Orange Man.

(01:22:51):
Yeah, I know some of yourlisteners have probably seen those photos. But
now you know they go to callingTrump the orange Man, and now Bidens
the orange man. He was thepastiest. You know, this comment coming
from the pasty white guy that isBrian Thomas, Northern European. And I
got to stay out of the sunbecause of the family history of you know,

(01:23:13):
skin potential for skincareters like that allthat. So I'm a pasty white
guy, so I am you knowabout calling the kettle black or white as
the case. Maybe he came.I mean, he looked like Casper the
friendly Ghost during the debate and thenpeople started ridiculing him for that, you
know, a thousand yard stare andthat you know, sort of out of
touch, distant look, and hadthe fact that he looked so pale.

(01:23:35):
One day forward, he comes onand he's got the spray tan. So
it's for all that vacation time atCamp David. I mean, but for
a campaign that loves to run onevil orange man, they kind of did
themselves in from a political decision makingstandpoint, they should have just carted him
out as the pasty white guy wasthe day before, and not subjecting themselves

(01:23:57):
to the ongoing onslaught of Now,well, they are the party of hypocrisy.
So there's that problem. But Imean one of the problems this is
people are starting to figure out thehypocrisy, and most voters, your moderates,
your kind of center left liberals,they are seeing what's going on and
they see that they've been lied tothis whole time about you know, Biden's

(01:24:18):
cognitive ability, and you know,who's running the country. That's the big
question right now, who's running thecountry. And it's showing up in the
polls after that debate, you sawa big shift in voter sentiment and key
swing states. You're I'm talking Arizona, New Jersey, for God's sake,
we were talking about it before theshow. He's up a point in New

(01:24:39):
Jersey, He's up in New Hampshire. He's up I think one or two
points in Michigan. Now Pennsylvania isgoing to be the big one, and
I think right now he's up fivepoints in Pennsylvania. Yeah, I mean,
this is going to have repercussions forthe Democratic Party all the way down
ballot in so many races. Ifthere was ever a time for conservatives to

(01:25:00):
take back this country, it wouldbe this year. And that is I'm
glad you put it that way,because my follow up point to this discussion
is, let us not count ourchickens before they're hatch. I need to
show up in massive numbers those peopleout there who are still of the mind
that the last election got stolen,that Joe Biden was never properly elected president,

(01:25:23):
you know, singing the mantra ofDonald Trump. Okay, how about
filling in the play. I mean, there was like twenty thirty forty thousand
votes that separated the winter from theloser. Let us overwhelm the polls with
votes. Go ahead and vote earlyif you want get it out of the
way. Just make an effort toactually get up and vote. You may
be sick on election day, Idon't know, but the left loves taking

(01:25:45):
advantage of early voting. It's it'stheir baby. Well, let's go ahead
and use it to our advantage asconservatives who see the writing on the wall
with all these leftist policies. Iwas looking at an article from Oakland,
Oakland. I mean, can youfind a more left wing place in the
world or a bigger disaster of acity total Charlie Fox Tribe. They're voting

(01:26:05):
to recall their mayor. They needsa leftist right and they've got overwhelming numbers
they raided. Yeah, well it'sall corruption. This is what happens,
Brian, And I don't know ifyou saw my commercial. I had a
commercial one during the debate on CNNFox. I had it on I was
on several different channels, but Iran I think nine different spots before the

(01:26:27):
debate, during the debate, andafter the debate. My entire commercial,
and I need to put it upon the website. My entire commercial is
about the fact that we have amonopoly. We have a monopoly here in
city council. We have a monopolywhen it comes to county government. What
do you do if you're a conservative? And this is the problem. And
I don't think Democrats think about this. They're so hungry for power that they

(01:26:49):
don't realize there's a giant block ofvoters here that just feel disconnected and don't
their voice is not being heard.And guess what, they're taxpayers. These
are the people that probably produce moretax dollars for the city and the county
than the rest of the majority thatvotes for these folks. And at some

(01:27:12):
point you start running out of people'smoney because folks like me, folks like
you, could leave the county.It takes our tax dollars and our businesses
with us. Many have, manyhave. I mean, look what's going
on with ge right now. Yougot it. That's your greatest example right
there. It's perfect because they weredowntown yep, and they chose to move
out of the county. You getthem tax incentives to stay down there.

(01:27:34):
Now they're scrambling to find other businessesto move into that building that they built
down there, because they're just goingto consolidate things. They're going to move
things up to Evendale, and nowyou're not going to have anybody working downtown,
and all those businesses that are downtown, the banks that you just built,
there's going to be less people togo to those businesses. Hopefully they
can fill up that building. Ipray that they fill up that building.

(01:27:56):
And you've got folks that are comingin and out every day, and they're
not just working from home, they'rephysically down there to spend money well and
fill out the building with non governmentalemployees. That's it. Taxpayers and people
who are actually producing goods and servicesthat we want, that's it. And
Brian, one of the problems rightnow, the Fed's not going to reduce
interest rates anytime soon because the Bidenadministration's telling them they're adding all these jobs

(01:28:18):
right well, twenty five percent ofthe jobs you're at in their government jobs.
And the goal is, don't embarrassBiden, don't scare the people into
thinking that the unemployment rates really reallyhigh. Create a whole bunch of government
jobs to artificially keep the unemployment ratelow. But that's the one thing the
FED is hung up on right now. That's why they're not reducing interest rates

(01:28:42):
is because Biden administrations is telling everybodyemployment numbers are great. If they were
actually true, we wouldn't have asmuch inflation anymore, the interest rates would
drop, people would have cash toinvest in, things to do, things
to go shopping, to go onvacations. People are spending money on credit
cards right now. They're going intodebt to go on vacations right now.

(01:29:02):
Well, and from a financial planningstandpoint, I would say that is not
the right thing to do. No, it's the opposite of what you're going
to do into debt to go onvacation. That's probably a road that we
shouldn't go down. I might getmyself in trouble. Well, this is
the problem we're facing right now.And they continue to tax and tax and
tax, and you know, askfor these levies for this or that,

(01:29:25):
and it's just continue to burden thetaxpayer. In my opinion, money's better
in the hands of the people thanit is bureaucrats. Oh, without question,
it's tenant of my political philosophy asfast for when we'll bring out them
back and talk more about kind ofrelated issues, the race and other matters
including homelessness, illegal immigrants in ourneighborhood. Apparently so in spite of the

(01:29:47):
fact you won't read it local newsreporting because we don't have any anymore.
So I'm fifteen right now at aboutkercity talks should talk about money matters.
Money is important, and saving moneyis always a great thing. And saving
money on an outrageous overpriced service likea hospital image is easy to do.
I just go to affordable imaging serviceslike well my doctor told me to go
to the hospital, sure, surehe did, or she Hospitals own physician

(01:30:13):
practices and physicians that are owned byhospital systems are told to refer their patients
to the hospital imaging department, wherean MRI could set you back four grand
and you get a separate bill forthe radiologist report. How about an MRI
that is four hundred and ninety fivebucks that includes the radiologist report throwing a
contrast which would be a separate lineon him in the hospital as well.
It's six hundred and forty five bucks. And that's the most expensive image you

(01:30:35):
can get at Affordable Imaging Services.Six hundred and forty five bucks for an
MRI with a Ford certified radiologist reportthat you and your doctor will received within
forty eight hours. Don't pay threegrand for a CT scan four fifty six
hundred with the contrast echo cardiogram couldset you back thousands at the hospital.
It's four hundred and ninety five bucks. Get the idea, Go ahead,

(01:30:58):
ask the hospital how much. Askwhat your post insurance premium or a post
insurance payment price will be, andI bet you that the price for the
whole thing at Affordable Imaging Services willbe less. So I talked to my
friend Jeff, who saved thirty onehundred dollars on that echo cardiogram. Go
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and studio listen to lunch tomorrow TurfClub. A little bird suggested that maybe

(01:32:46):
Adam, you will be there,not to put you on the spot westside
Jim Kiefer dissing me at time itwas westside, Jim, you knew it.
Anyhow, if you can make it, it'll be a great thing to
see you there Turf Club. Abouteleven thirties, when we meet Adam Keler
running for Hamlin County Commissioner again.You can find them online at Adam Taylor
dot com. K O E HL E R S. I spells last
name. Anyway, we were talkingon off Aaron. Of course it'll lead

(01:33:06):
into this something I've observed for yearsand years and years. How could you
not if you're a political observer.The Left is a well oiled machine when
it comes to getting people out,getting people to get up and vote,
the ground, grassroots organizational level.I remember back when Obama was running,
they were taking buses to nursing homesand bringing people in and I mean,

(01:33:29):
you got to give them credit.And I just was you know, I'd
scream in the microphone, where's thewhere are the conservatives? Why don't we
do this? I mean, again, going back to my comment about early
voting. You know, it's asort of the conservative philosophy vote on election
day voting. Republicans are really wedto that, just go vote on election
day. Well, you know what, there is a period of early voting
now, whether you want it ornot, it's there. Take advantage of

(01:33:50):
it. That's right. Get yourfriends to go out and vote. You
know, tell grandma that she needsto register to vote, or get her
over to the polls, or howeveryou go about it. But we need
to be more or engaged. Weare losing the country for want of activism.
Left has always been active because theywant to undermine the system. That's

(01:34:10):
right, they want to replace it. With something else. It's little baby
steps along the way, and wefind ourselves in counter. You're twenty twenty
four when all these woke leftist policieshave invaded every corner of government. Yeah,
and you should be afraid of that. I mean, you've got the
powers that be who influence young peoplewho are mostly uninformed voters. Right,

(01:34:30):
Yeah, but they're you know,full of pisson vinegar, and they go
out there and they get upset andthey you know that you can easily activate
and manipulate those people to go outand do something because they want to feel
like they're contributing, right. Theywant to be adults at that point in
their life and they want to doadult things. So it's easy for the
left, who isn't the most wellintentioned group, and the ones I'm talking

(01:34:51):
about are the far left, andthey go out here and they manipulate these
young people into rioting and burning thingsand jumping on cars. I mean,
you see it all the It's usefulidiots is the term. And if you
guys have never heard it before,please look it up. It has uh,
it goes all the way back toRussia and Marxism and all this other
stuff and you know, Lenin actuallycame out. He had a quote he

(01:35:12):
said that socialism the ultimate goal.Socialism is communism. You can look up
that quote and anyone who tells youthey're exactly anyone who tells you they're a
democratic socialist, they may not evenknow it, but they're being used as
a useful idiot. And we knowit as people on the right. What
the ultimate goal is, right,and we've seen it. You've had hundreds
of millions of people die if youunderstand history. But your goal, you

(01:35:35):
have those ill intentioned people who wantpower, and they're the ones who are
going to benefit. See, that'sthe thing. Definitionally speaking, those people
who want power shouldn't under communism haveit. No, they should never ability
to each courting is need. Everyoneis equally. I always argue miserable in

(01:35:56):
a communist system. There are nomansions with people eating caviare and having yachts
and stuff. Start everyone is starvingpoor. That's communism. And they are
the party. They want to lead, and they want to It's like j
They want to be Jjien PingER VladimirPutin. They want to be the king,
the leader, and they want todictate the terms of conditions of everyone's
lives. You will all live equallymiserable under their form of communism. That's

(01:36:19):
right, and it's short term fixes, right. They they fixate on the
anger of people right now. Soclass warfare is the biggest. Class warfare
is huge, right, And that'swhat Karl Marx came up, was the
whole class warfare. But you seeit in DEI, you see it in
ESG. You see all these thingsthat they want to implement. They don't

(01:36:39):
call it what it actually is,but it's all stems from Marxism. I
mean, it's it's obvious if youstudy it. But the thing is is
they fixate on the anger of people, right People are in poverty, people
are this, people are that well, then you should steal from this group
of people because they're doing well,Brian. Steal from guys like Brian,
Steal from me, Steal from allthese people who are doing well. And
they use their resentfulness against them insteadof listening to us, our our pitches

(01:37:03):
and is sexy our pitches. Goto work, do the hard work.
That's the way you get ahead inAmerica. Well, people don't want to
hear that, Brian. They wantto hear that instant gratification. Instant gratification.
That's what they want to hear.And the left knows that, and
they've got that thing down, They'vegot their pitch down, and people love
to hear it. Yeah. Well, I mean, Bernie Sanders just I

(01:37:24):
mean, I was talking about thisjust the other day, on the day
when the CBO report comes out,talking about the trajectory of our national debt
and how we're going to blow throughan additional two trillion dollars every year to
the foreseeable future beyond what is takingan in tax revenue. That's an oversized
government right there. And response,what do all of our elected officials say,

(01:37:44):
I'm not touching Social Security or Medicare. Bernie Sanders comes out and says,
we want to expand Medicare, expandit. It's already scheduled to be
belly up. I counted your twentytwenty nine and he's talking about expanding it.
A free stuff and things. It'sa freestyle And you know what the
crazy thing is too, they're nowusing our tax dollars down at well.
One of the proposals in city Councilis to allow city officials to sit on

(01:38:10):
the boards of these nonprofits they givemoney to. Have you heard of this
thing? Which is insane? It'slike and I've got into an argument online
with one of the guys who's proposingthis, and his argument is as well,
they need to be accountable with ourmoney, and I said, I
agree with that, But why doyou need a board seat? That's a
bargaining chip. Yes, if youwant. If I want to get elected
to city council, everybody that donatesin my campaign knows they could potentially get

(01:38:32):
a board seat if I do thema favor. Right, you've given city
council another bargaining chip with people,and it just opens them up to corruption.
And why not just write a contractwith some KPIs in it. Hey,
look, if there's a bunch ofhomeless people sleeping in my park,
Homeless Coalition or whatever group we gavemoney to, you lose your funding.
You didn't hit these KPIs. It'sas simple as a contract. You don't

(01:38:54):
need to put someone in the cityon a board at the United Way or
something and give them voting rights.No, you're a we're talking about communism.
Oh yeah, controlling the means ofproduction. In this particular case,
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E H L E R dot comis where your final running for County Commissioner,
voice of or common Sensorison and abig business focused guy knows how to
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live, thrive and survive. Andit's not higher taxes. That's for That's
exactly what it is. Not it'sit's I mean, you've got to make
your city, county, whatever.And I'm running for the most unsexy position.
I mean, nobody even knows whatdowny County commissioners do. You know,
essentially, we collect money and weend out money, right, and
we can redistribute money and these youknow, all these different departments at the

(01:42:16):
county has you know, one obviouslybeing the sheriff's department is the biggest expense
in the whole county. And ifyou don't have a safe county, then
you also have a place that businessesdon't want to be. You have a
place that no one wants to visit. You turn into Memphis eventually, and
I don't know the last time youwere like, hey, guys, you
know what I should do. Weshould go down to Memphis. We should
go visit the great things in downtownMemphis. I don't know anybody who said

(01:42:41):
that. But you know, yougot to support people like Jim Neil.
You got to support people like MelissaPowers. We've got to get out there
and vote. If you just assumeyour neighbors registered next time, they're arguing
about the groceries with you. They'recomplaining, they're saying the grocery prices are
crazy. Ask them if they're registeredto vote. Good point. Get out
there, register people, you know, volunteer for some of these campaigns.

(01:43:01):
Talk to your neighbors. There's peopleout there that are still I don't know
how you can be undecided right now, after seeing what that debate, and
after seeing what's been going on,and after seeing what's been happening in the
country, because plain and simple,it's you know, some people refer to
as Trump derangement symbol, evil orangeman. We have the knee jerk reaction
from so many people who are otherwiseyou know, intelligent, thoughtful, insightful

(01:43:27):
folks. Is if you mentioned Trump, they just immediately have a negative reaction.
It's like a Pavlovian response. They'vebeen told it over and over,
over and over, and well,go ahead and point that out, and
then remember those are the same peoplewho lied to you for years and years
about Biden's cognitive abilities. They're gaslightingyou. Yeah, and Trump is not
the embodiment of Satan. He maybe problematic in many ways. I've acknowledged

(01:43:54):
that over the years. You knowwhat. He's obviously been rained in.
You'll see his Twitter feed going crazy, and he was restrained and reserved at
the debate. He has not goneout and responded to every criticism knee jerk
reaction like he used to. He'sbecoming slightly more presidential, which is a
good thing. He needs that toprevail. Well, and Brian, you

(01:44:14):
know that. I mean, hewasn't a politician. No, I understand.
He wasn't a polity. That's whyhe wasn't presidential. This was a
hardcore businessman. He's sitting down withunions, with contractors, welders, plumbers,
electricians. He's around those guys allday, right, And now all
of a sudden, you put himin front of a TV camera where he's
supposed to be this political guy,and he points at CNN and MSNBC and

(01:44:38):
calls him fake news. Well,what have they done? They've been on
event, they've had a vendetta againsthim ever since then. But he was
right, he was right about thembeing fake news. Now it's easy to
spot it because we've been awakened,right, and everybody complains about Trump,
they say all Trump, evil man, But it's mostly the media that's feeding
you this stuff over and over andover again. I've been in advertising my

(01:44:59):
whole career. You have to saysomething to people six or seven times for
it to resonate, and now itbecomes a fact with them. Especially in
the world of politics, where sofew people sadly enough, pay any attention
whatsoever, that SoundBite ultimately becomes youknow, the vote. That's it.
You just boil it down to somethingobnoxious but memorable. You know, orange
man racist, orange man sexist,or you know, and that's all people

(01:45:24):
remember. And if you ask him, can you identify specifically in what way,
for example, Donald Trump is racist? And they're left to they'll just
kind of like stare off into thedistance. No, I really can't.
Well, there was that time andhe said there were good people on both
sides. He was praising client.Now, no, no, he wasn't.
He even said, if you readthe whole statement, I am not

(01:45:44):
praising the client. I am notpraising white supremacists. I am not praising
the comedies on the anti FIS side. They're just regular seasoned citizens who are
walking down there expressing an opinion abouta statute. They're going to take that.
They got this project twenty twenty fivething that they're floating around now,
or that came from the Heritage Foundation, which WHI they're even misrepresenting what the
Heritage Foundation says. But Trump cameout and said the Heritage Foundation thing doesn't

(01:46:05):
have anything to do with my plan. The Heritage Foundation is a third party
group. You know, they areon the right. But the graphic that
liberals are sending around on Facebook andTwitter right now, it's just it's scare
tactic after scare tactic after scare tactic, and that's what they do. They're
so desperate right now, they're passingaround just bold face lives, easy to

(01:46:30):
fact check and the other one.And I know this upsets my anti abortion
friends out there, and I understandyou pro lifers, but they are saying
that the Trump administration is going tohave a federal ban on abortions, and
Donald Trump is, you know,blue in the face. It's a state
issue. The Supreme Court said it, and I've said it till I'm blue
in the face too. Anybody startstalking about federal action either expanding or limiting

(01:46:54):
reproductive rights, if you want tocall them that, and that pisses off
a lot of my anti abortion listeners. Pro life folks, but you know,
the idea of abortion is no longerwithin the purview of the federal government,
so say at the Supreme Court itis the Tenth Amendment issue. Those
powers not specifically reserved of the federalgovernment belonged to drum roll states. Trump
said it at the debate four times, and yet the day after Democrats are

(01:47:17):
running around screaming about how Donald Trump'sgoing to take your right to an abortion
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rape, incest, and the lifeof the mother, thus irking some of
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That's where you find him online.Learn more about him, donate,
get your stip yard sign and fora limited finance campaign like this, I
cannot imagine you know, your campaignor your opponent's campaign actually doing polling information

(01:49:42):
like going out and where are yourelative to each other? But you in
fact have crunched some numbers on that. Yeah, this is what I do.
I love it, and you knowI take advantage of the technology available
to me AI tools like that.So you go into chat, you bet
you plug in a bunch of informationand it's only going to give you what
it knows. It can scout theinternet, it can do all this stuff
for you. But if you goand you ask it a question, ask

(01:50:02):
it to collect data for you'll goout and collect the data, and then
you go look at past elections,right, you look at what happened in
twenty eighteen, twenty twenty, twentytwenty two to twenty twenty four with these
county races, right. And that'swhat I went out and I got county
race information. And one of thethings I found out is my opponent back
in twenty twenty primary got fifty eightthousand votes from in the Democratic primary.

(01:50:26):
This year, she got twenty nine, three hundred and seventeen votes. That's
half. I got a little overthirty two thousand, and in twenty twenty
the number was thirty five thousand.So there's just as much enthusiasm for Republicans
that came out and voted in theprimary, but there's almost half as much
enthusiasm when it comes to Democrats.Now, I don't know exactly what we

(01:50:48):
attribute that to, but I'm guessingit's probably the urban African American vote that
she's not getting. Really, Yeah, because I mean, you've had a
shift, you've had a shift.Why are they excited to come out in
twenty twenty four? They don't necessarilylike either candidate, right, They've been
told Biden or Trump is racist andevil and hates minorities and all this other

(01:51:10):
stuff for the last I don't know, eight years, And they see Biden
stumbling around, can't you know,speak, can't do a ton of things,
and they're like, well, I'mnot excited to vote for him either.
Plus he's made some really offensive statementsto the black community, and he
panders a shamelessly. We got todo is look it up. But there's
tons of it. Right. Theguy's been a politician for forty five years.
He was in a speech with DavidDuke one time. I mean,

(01:51:30):
it's insane, But people don't RobertBird. Robert Bird, that's what was.
You don't even they don't even payattention to this stuff. But if
they lose this vote, if theycan't get African American voters mobilized and excited
about voting, which they didn't doin the primary. Obviously, in an
election year, they're in major troublein these in these urban districts, well,
I would say, you know,the proof is the writings on the

(01:51:54):
wall. You know where we arerelative to inflation, the immigration situation,
our national dad, all these differentthings. And you know, our government
spending really directly impacts those who aremost closely affiliated with the government, in
other words, those who are receivingbenefits from the government. If you don't
write the ship of our financial problemswe face, that program that you love

(01:52:14):
so much is not going to bearound. People like us are gonna leave.
We're gonna be out, We're gonnaleave the city, we're gonna leave
the county. We're gonna take ourtax dollars with us, and you're gonna
again end up with a place likeMemphis, where everybody lives in the outskirts.
Nobody wants to live in the city, nobody wants to come to the
city, and it's going to bea problem. But you've got places like
Nashville which are thriving right now andthey've branded themselves. You know what Nashville

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is. If I go on atrip to Nashville, I know what it
is. Country music Center. It'sall these things. It's fun, there's
events going on. Even Indianapolis iskilling US right now when it comes to
events, Indianapolis, Columbus, theseplaces are catching up to us Cleveland,
for God's sake, and Pittsburgh,Cincinnati is falling behind as a region.

(01:53:00):
It's drastically falling behind our pier cities. Louisville. Louisville's kind of a dumpster
fire right now. But you seewhat happened down there. But you've got
problems. We don't brand ourselves.We're spending money like mad because we've got
a monopoly here that loves spending yourtax dollars and wasting things. We're in
desperate need of an audit at thecounty. We need to find out where's
the money going and how can wemore effectively spend this money. We're not

(01:53:24):
doing that because there's no incentive.These people are going to get voted in
no matter what. Brian, Well, don't say that, because the enthusiasm
a lot higher on the Republican side. And then we're trying to generate some
of that enthusiasm here this morning.Need to participate, folks, get out,
spread the word, make sure yourneighbor is indeed registered to vote.
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Commissioner Adam Kayler dot com. KoeH L e R help him out.
And there's room for optimism on this. I know we already discussed the political
landscape relative to the national election,how that's going to a triple don effect.
But looking at Hamil County, whichhas really gone blue, we all
understand that. But when you lookat the numbers from the last election,

(01:56:28):
if you add up the votes forthe Republican coupled with the votes for Smitheman,
you had more in that camp,both conservative ideologically speaking, at least
from a fiscal responsibility standpoint, thanthe Democrat who ultimately won because the vote
was split. Yeah, I mean, if there's there's a I mean,
I guess what I want you toestablish here and confirm for my listeners who
are leaning Republican and would like tosee a change in the county that it

(01:56:54):
is within reach. This is winnable. We should have Republicans at the county
level, especially in a year likethis when Trump has a lot of momentum.
I've seen anywhere from three hundred andfifteen to three hundred and forty five
electoral votes in his favor. Thistime, three hundred and forty five would
be a landslide. We did beback to Reagan Mondale. Reagan Mondale.

(01:57:15):
Right. So in twenty twenty two, Dumas ran against Smitherman and O'Neil.
Dumas only got forty five point twopercent of the vote. The other two
candidates got fifty four point eight percentof the vote. That means, like
you said, the conservative side ofthings would have won that election by like
six points. Yeah. And intwenty eighteen it was very similar. Monzel

(01:57:38):
was running, I believe against Dumas, and Mon's only lost that election by
like one or two points. Andyou know, Christopher siphoned off some of
the black vote because obviously a verystrong candidate. People in the community love
him. He's very connected with theblack community. So of course people who
might have been inclined to vote forDumas, when they see smith Aman on
there, they are going to gofor Smithman. But as you mentioned,

(01:58:00):
more and more people in the blackcommunity are now gravitating towards Trump. That
the nationwide polling reflects that and suggeststhat. And I got to imagine locally,
we can't be any different. Imean, what's Biden done for black
people or anybody for that matter.Nothing. Actually, they've kept them poor,
in my opinion, I mean,why, you know, you need
to keep people at a certain levelto keep them from voting Republican. As

(01:58:23):
soon as you start paying taxes andyou own a business and you have employees
and you have you know, allthese things you have to register for every
year to keep your business afloat andpay all these taxes to the government and
pay for these licenses that you needfor your business. I mean, my
wife owns a spa. You knowthere's licenses involved in that. She you
know, she does business in Ohio, can't get licen you know, she
has to get license a Kentucky inIndiana if she wants to open up you

(01:58:44):
know, other spas in those inthose places right across the river, right
right. So you know you've gotall those kind of problems. Once you
start realizing that stuff is a realityfor you, you start thinking differently and
you start voting differently. And asRepublicans, we don't want anyone to be
poor. If they're poor, wehave to pay for them. If they're
poor, they can't buy our stuff. Why would we as Republicans want to

(01:59:08):
keep anyone down. We don't.We want a thriving economy. But on
the other side of things, theydo have a motivation to keep it down
and keep people poor. And folksare waking up, especially our brothers and
sisters in the black community. Theyare waking up to what's been done to
them over the last seventy years YEP. And the immigration community that's flowing over
the southern border illegal is not helpinganyone here either. Adam Keaylor's been a

(01:59:30):
pleasure having in studio, very candiddebate Adam Kayler dot com where you find
out how you can help Adam.And there is certainly some optimism and positive
message coming from Adam, and Istrongly suggest you take a look at his
campaign and back him up and getyour neighbor to register to vote. Like
you said before, we have definitelysome positive momentum as we approach November.

(01:59:50):
Adam. Until we get to talkagain, thank you for coming in as
always, and have a wonderful week, and good luck on the campaign.
That's right, and let's not forgetabout the Cony party over at Pryce sal
Chill on July sixteenth for the CincinnatiWest Republican Club. Our buddy West Side
Gym is throwing that and it wouldbe good for good to see folks out
there for six o'clock free Coney's.That's right, free Coni's got West Side
Jim Keefer. But then there's thefree contry so Chili Conyes, July sixteenth,

(02:00:15):
guys, and definitely hit my websiteAdam Kayler khlr dot com. Somebody
actually just donated. I got anotification, so thanks. Yeah. Yeah,
it's working, it's working coming onthese shows, Brian. I appreciate
that. I appreciate every minute yougive me. I love that it's working
for you. Thank you, sir. Keep up the great work. Joe
Paul Ocke, Breitbart Inside Scoop comingup after top of the hour, plus
Daniel Davis Deep Die Well, today'sthe NATO summit. We're gonna get to

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Large and in house counsel at Breitbart. He has got a storied career as
a lawyer. He was a researchfello at the Hudson Institute, focusing on
human rights and international law. Ijust done all kinds of things throughout his
career. Does have a law degree, bachelor's degree from Harvard University, and
a master's from University of Cape Downand he is an author. Book going

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to be released August twentieth, leastaccording to Amazon. Welcome back to the
fifty five KRSE Morning Show, JoelPaullock, author of Agenda What Trump Should
Do in his First one hundred Days? Could you have you back on the
show Joe Show, Joe, thanksfor having me. Optimism expressed in the
title of your book, Well,you know it came from a place of

(02:02:03):
frustration. When Trump was convicted inNew York unjustly for the supposed falsification of
business records. It was a focuscharge that should never have been brought.
I sat there in frustration, andyou know, it's not a place I

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like to be in. I don'tlike to feel frustrated. I don't like
to feel depressed or dark about anything. And I thought, well, let's
just look forward into the future,and let's think positive. Let's put one
foot in front of the other,and let's presume that Trump is going to
be president because of this and becauseof other things, but because the American

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people won't tolerate this abuse of thejustice system. And let's imagine what it
is going to be like when PresidentTrump takes office on January twentieth. I
wrote the agenda because I wanted tocome up with things that Trump could do
in a variety of policy areas thathe could do on his own. They

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would not need Congress to do Numberone, because the Democrats might control the
House of Representatives, although it's lesslikely today than it was six weeks ago
when I had helped with the ideafor this book. But if the Democrats
control part or all of Congress,they're not going to help him, And
if the Republicans control part or allof Congress, they're not going to help
him either. I mean, whathappened, what happened in twenty seventeen when

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Paul Ryan, who I admired,actually ran the House of Represents. They
weren't Trump, They didn't have plansto repeal and replacement care in an effective
way. They didn't really expect himto become president, so they had nothing
ready. And there were people withinthe Republican Caucus, never Trumpers and so
forth, who weren't going to helphim. So I sat down to write

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the agenda to say, what canTrump do within the constitution, within existing
executive powers to set the country onthe right path. And I came up
with about two and twenty four executiveorders and actions that President Donald Trump could
do literally on his first day inoffice. He gets there, he can
do these things. And that's whatthe agenda is about. And I set

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out all kinds of different areas,from the border to foreign policy, even
to managing the country's debt. Tacklingthe debt, you know, that's not
something anyone wants to talk about.I saw the GOP platform came out and
yeah, Trump summarized it on socialmedia. You don't really hear about the
debt, no, Yeah, sadly. And you saw, I'm sure the
CBO report which showed that we areon a highway to hell in terms of

(02:04:43):
our spending, with two trillion plusevery single year in the foreseeable future.
I mean, I mean, theterm existential threat has been thrown around so
many times it seems meaningless now.But if we are really to have any
existential threat to our country, it'sour spending problem. It's just gone off
the rails Joel It really has,and it's a slow rolling disaster. I

(02:05:05):
don't think people realize how bad itis to have high interest rates for so
long because people, businesses, andthe government have to refinance the debt and
we're having to at higher and higherrates. That means we're having to pay
more and more, and it's goingto eat into household budgets, business budgets.
That's why you're seeing people tell pollstersthat the economy is bad. The

(02:05:29):
Biden people and the media people say, well, unemployment is low. How
can they be so pessimistic about theeconomy. It must be because the Biden
people aren't communicating, or maybe there'smedia bias against Joe Biden, which is
laughable. But the reality is thatthese high interest rates over a long period
of time, which are the indirectresults of Joe Biden's spending as soon as
he came into office, because ofcourse, he kicked off the inflation.

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Donald Trump left office with less thantwo percent inflation. Biden immediately jacked up
inflation by spending. Those high interestrates are killing america prosperity and they're hurting
optimism. They may result in Bidenlosing the election. Trump can't raise or
lower the interest rate, but hecan do a lot just as the chief
executive of the country to tackle thedebt. Now, whether Republicans adopt these

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ideas or not, you know,this is not an agenda that I coordinated
with the Trump campaign in any way. I didn't check to see what Trump
was saying. I know generally andin quite great depth actually about Trump's own
policies and priorities. I didn't proposethings in the agenda that I knew Trump
would oppose. But I did proposesome things that I haven't seen Republicans oppose

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or propose yet. Excuse me.So I've got some ideas in here I
think people will find very interesting.And it comes out in the midst of
the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.By the way, it's hilarious to me
still that they're holding it in Chicagowith that's a great example of failed governance
by the Democratic Party. But badkarma is still looming from nineteen sixty eight

(02:07:05):
then Chicago, and they just hada banner weekend. In terms of murders,
the number keeps going up, butas of this morning, I think
it was one hundred and nine orone hundred and ten people that were shot
between the fourth and Sunday Long holidayweekend. There so not exactly a model
of success of Democrat policies, right, But the agenda basically takes you out

(02:07:28):
of it every day of politics andtakes you forward to January twentieth, twenty
twenty five, and it says,what does a Trump administration look like on
day one? Now you know thatDemocrats are going to challenge anything Trump does
in court. And what I've donehere is I've said, look, there
are two hundred and twenty four actionsyou can take on day one. They

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can challenge some of these, butto challenge over two hundred actions is really
going to be beyond the scope ofeven the most deep pocketed Democratic lobbyists and
interest groups. You really have tooverwhelm the quote unquote resistance, and you're
going to have to do it earlybecause Trump, if he takes office on

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January twenty if it is going tobe a lame duck president, so they
say you can only serve one term, so he's got to make an impact
very quickly, and he can't waitfor permission from Congress and so forth.
The other thing I would just noteis Steve and In, my former boss
at Breitbart, has written the forewordto this book. In fact, it
was the last thing he wrote beforehe reported to prison a week ago.
So people who feel just as outragedby that as I do will also be

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interested to read this book, ohwithout question, and the obviously you have
sent advanced copies out widely received bysome of the more prominent conservative thinkers and
praise, which is a wonderful thing. And I'm certain it's a great read,
which again is going to come outhardcover August twenty. If you can
get an advanced copy, go tofifty five casee dot com. Make sure
you sign up get a copy ofJoe Pollock's book, The Agenda What Trump

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should do in his first one hundreddays, going back to the deficit and
the spending problem. I'm hearing alot when maybe my listeners are screaming imperial
presidency. Of course, we screamedabout Barack Obama wielding his executive pen,
much to the chagrin of folks wholook at Congress and say, wait a
second, aren't these decisions supposed tobe made by Congress? Well, and

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we're all looking for expediency, andsometimes we default with expediency when it may
be outside of the executive branches abilityto actually do something, but try they
will anyway, which goes back toyour lawsuit comment. But power of the
purse is Congress, and we havea problem with a lot of people,
even on the conservative side of theledger, that aren't willing to say no

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when it comes to spending major problems. Socis, Security, Medicare, Medicaid,
all the biggest expenses in government,and those are all scheduled to go
underwater within my lifetime, not thatfar down the road. No one is
willing to utter a syllable about pairingback those programs, are reforming them in
any way, Joel, how dowe respond to that? Well, in

(02:09:58):
the agenda, I do we actuallytalk about things that can be done to
help the entitlement programs survive and todeal with the budgetary problems they correct.
Only Congress can enact the necessary reforms. And Donald Trump has been adamant that
he's not going to mess with entitlements, He's not going to cut Social Security

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and so forth, and that's beena very important part of his commitment to
the American people. He feels thatthose who've paid into the system should get
exactly what they were promised, andthat's an ironclad promise from him. But
I do suggest some options that hecan enact. Just as the executive and

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you talk about the imperial presidency,I also care about keeping executive authority within
limits. Nothing in the agenda thatI propose goes outside of those limits.
I'm not telling the president to behavelike Barack Obama did or like Joe Biden
did, but for example, andcan tell the Department of Justice, within
his executive powers that, for example, we need an investigation of the January

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sixth Committee. We need to havethat investigated. They destroyed evidence we know
that they did, and that's withinthe purview of the president. There are
things that can be done up tothe boundaries of executive power that are required
by the desperate times that we're in, and that you need in that case,

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for example, to restore faith inthe rule of law. So I've
got a lot of suggestions in herementioned in titlements, the debt, We've
got the border, foreign policy,everything you can think of, and all
of this can be done on dayone or in the first hundred days.
And I think you know, Ifelt greatly unburdened. By writing this book,
I felt like I had done somethingpositive, and I think that's been

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the reaction of people who read it. As you mentioned some of the people
who've seen advanced copies of it,they felt excited by it because they felt
like they were getting out of thedaily grind of politics and they were looking
at and think, there's a lotthat can be done. Right if you
like Trump, you know, wedon't have to wait for the wheels of
legislation to turn and that sort ofthing. We don't really have much faith

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in that anymore, but we dohave faith in the ability of a well
organized, focused executive to get certainthings done. So that's what I've tried
to do. And I think peoplewho already understand and feel that the agenda
actually look different. Things are aboutface. How do you or faith?
How do you throw religious You know, you don't need conger do that.

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You can do a lot of thatexecutive well. And we have a lot
more optimism now given Biden's in justimplosion during the debate and the aftermath.
Are still reeling from that, tryingto decide whether they're even going to have
Biden as the nominee. I honestlyand just sort of interested in your reaction
on that, since this does givea lot of win to the Trump sales.

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Down ballot races now may be impactedby this for the better, much
more enthusiasm for Trump than for Biden, And obviously that's not going to that
ship is not going to write onthe Biden side of the camp because he
can't change his cognitive state. Sowith that in mind, what's your take
on the Democrats and what they're goingto do on their side of the legists.

(02:13:18):
They're pulling their hair out right now, not knowing what to do.
It sounds to me like as ofyesterday, Biden's in it for the long
haul and Dan the torpedoes. Iwould not count Joe Biden out at all.
In fact that in many ways,Donald Trump is still the underdog because
he's still up against media, stillup against the new voting system that the

(02:13:39):
Democrats have put into place. Bythe way, our recommentions in the agenda
about things that Trump can do aboutthat to restore integrity and public trust in
our election system, But for now, the Democrats have the advantage. Within
that system, the vote by mailmethod favors the Democratic party's turnout and registration

(02:14:00):
model. So the reason they're ditheringlike this is that they don't feel the
same pressure that the Republicans might inthe same situation. Democrats have such an
advantage in how votes are cast andcounted that they feel they have some leeway.
And I think they're still pretty thatthey can put the machinery together to
win in November. And I thinkthat they're going to find way deal by

(02:14:24):
problem, whether it's to say totheir voters, this is a team effort.
We have Biden on the ballot,but it's really about electing the team
behind them, who shares your priority. You know, people will go for
that. People go for it.They're going to demonize Trump. Remember he
still has to be sentenced. Itwas supposed to be this week. It's
going to be next season. Really, it's going to be in September.

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But in over election. Yeah,and they have so many tricks still up
their sleeve, so we're going tosee all of those things pulled out.
The Democrats believe in power, that'swhat they will. They are determined to
hold on to it. They're notgoing to take this lying down. And
you're seeing some disunity and so forth. But as you pointed out, they're

(02:15:07):
coming together around Biden and they're goingto find a way to win. Democrats
felt the excess Hollywood tape in Octobertwenty sixteen would destroy Trump, and it
didn't because Republicans simply wanted to win. There's a chance that the Democratic Party
base watching all these pundits on televisionmay get so disgusted with the Washington just

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as disgusted as Republicans have been forquite some time, that they may turn
out to support Biden as a kindof anti elitist vote. There's no telling
what might happen, So I don'tthink Republicans can get confident or copy about
this. Both focus people's minds andpeople something to fight for exactly, remind
people what the stakes are. Well, I appreciate your tempering. What is

(02:15:52):
a tremendous amount of enthusiasm on theRepublican side of the ledger after the Biden
implosion. So yeah, don't countyour chickens before their hatch. And I
suspect let me go out on alimb here you got you sent an advance
copy of the agenda what Trump shoulddo in his first one hundred days to
Donald Trump. I hope. Soanyway, Joel, Well, he will
see it one way or the other. Yeah, and people will be quoting

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it to him. Joe Paulack,We're out of time. Keep up the
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podcast for Daniel Davis Deep Dive,you'll run right into him. Daniel,
Welcome back to the fifty five KaresdayMorning show. My friend, always good
talking with you. Always good tobe here, Brian, best of the
morning. To you well and toyou sir. And Biden said the other
day that he's running the world,and we all know that that's not the
case. He might be the figureheadleader of the free world, but struggling
with the debate and he's leaving everyonewith the impression that he's probably not really

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running anything. Nonetheless, he isgoing to be there as the representative for
the United States of America at theNATO's summit, which kicks off what is
the whole point of this NATO summitis what is hoped to be accomplished here,
and I suppose an analysis of whatrole, if any Biden's going to
actually have at this summit. Yeah, there's actually a big moment that everybody's

(02:20:03):
already looking towards, and that ison Thursday, there's going to be a
post summit press conference by Biden thathe hasn't done a press conference since November
of last year, and obviously,given recent events, there's gonna be a
lot of people paying attention to that. Probably not for the right reasons that
that he would like anyway, youknow, to talk about what happened during

(02:20:26):
the summit. But yeah, it'sgonna be it's gonna be a big challenge,
a huge challenge, I would imagine. I'm certain he'll have teleprompter and
notes at that one and pre plannedquestions. But isn't that a role I
mean, fine, he's the Presidentof the United States of America. He
should be able to manage that.But recognizing where he is, isn't that
post the post conference analysis something hemight better delegate to somebody else, Well,

(02:20:52):
one would think. But you know, I think there's the mother signs
just how much the White House isworried about this. Is that I saw
in the Washington Post just moments agothat they are doing lots of preparation for
him. He's been spending lots oftime with the Secretary of State. He's
going to be by his side,it said most of the time during the
conference itself. You know what itreally struck me that, wait a minute,

(02:21:16):
why are you doing so much preparationfor a press conference of NATO for
crying out loud. I mean,this is something that's supposed to be You
should be able to extenporaneously just riffoff whatever is going on because you deal
with it all the time. Thisis not like a debate where you don't
know what's coming, et cetera.That you should have to be prepared.
And look to your point about usingthe teleprompter, he was using a teleprompter

(02:21:37):
on the fourth of July in frontof the in front of the White House,
where he twice in a four minutespeech badly stumbled. So even that
is not a given that he canjust read off the teleprompter because of whatever
is going on with him. That'snot a given. So I think that's
one of the reasons why lots ofpeople are going to be watching that event.
Well, he's going to be surroundedby handlers, presumably because we are

(02:22:00):
going to have world leaders attending theNATO conference, and I'm sure all of
them have run into Biden over thepast several years and are painfully aware of
his limitations cognitively. If I maybe so delicate, So This is not
going to be something new for them. It's new for the American people who
woke up to realize that we've beengas lipped by the media for all these
years. But for world leaders whosat down with him previously, they're just

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going to see the same old Joe, right, or do you have a
different take on that? Yeah?You know. John Kirby yesterday was asked
about that very issue. Are theglobal leaders concerned about the leadership of the
United States? And he said,oh, no, they're fine, They're
excited about this. They have noproblem. There is no issue whatsoever,
which is just nonsense. I mean, no one could say with the straight

(02:22:45):
face. Shouldn't be able to saywith a straight face that nobody has any
concerns. Everybody has some concerns.And that's why everybody's going to be watching
this press conference, just in thepublic to see can he actually just do
the basics of speaking without losing histrain of thought, etc. The idea
that a foreign leader would not beworried Is just nonsensical. But unfortunately,

(02:23:07):
it seems like so many of ourleaders just can't be honest about anything.
Well, one of the things that'scertainly going accompanentur in this conference is the
situation in Ukraine. You and Ihave talked about that a lot over the
past several months, and you know, I think your conclusion, and I
don't want to put words in yourmouth and correct me if I'm stating erroneously,
is it's not winnable. It's anunwinnable situation. Last week we talked

(02:23:28):
about how to resolve and settle thewar going on and what that might look
like considering the inescapable conclusion that theUkraine's are running out of people ammunitions to
fight this war. So what youthink is going to be accomplished at the
NATO conference relative to the situation inUkraine. Yeah, I actually just have
a piece out just this morning atthe National Interest covering exactly that issue that

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Ukraine has at a crossroads. Thatwhat the NATO Alliance should do is recognize
the Tacit reality, the Tacit groundtruth reality that the war cannot be won
by Ukraine, and so we shoulddo everything we can to end this on
the best terms we can get forUkraine and you know, give them a
future going forward, have some kindof relationship with them, strengthen our own

(02:24:16):
eastern flank of NATO. All thosethings are doable and attainable, but instead
we just remain on this path thatwe will not be honest about what's going
on the ground. We're going tojust plunge ahead with this objective that cannot
be attained at any kind of timeframe or cost that we could pay.
And I think we're just setting ourselveslves for a really bad outcome. And

(02:24:39):
I think that is that ultimately Ukrainewill lose the war outright on military terms.
Well, the elections that have gonesideways in France have any impact on
this. I mean, France's positionrelative to NATO is not going to change
with a different administration, is it. Well, and it wasn't going to
be a different administration. Macron isthe president. He was going to remain
in no matter what. This wasa parliament entry issue. The one thing

(02:25:01):
it might do is put the brakeson his fantasy desire. Weirdly stated to
maybe want to put French troops onthe ground, because most of the opposition
parties are against that, and certainlythat's the European Union overall elections about a
month before that also went in thedirection that they want a negotiated settlement.
The public polls in America are sayingthey want a negotiated settlement. The people

(02:25:24):
are going in the direction of thethings that I'm observing. They see them
as well, even if they're outmilitary expert. It's our leaders who seem
to keep wanting to go in thewrong direction. Has that situation been a
wake up? Called the other membersof NATO the war, because I mean
forever, we have been the protectorof the NATO alliance. We funded the
armies, we provide munitions, Wespent the lion's share of money. That

(02:25:46):
was one of the things Donald Trumpwas complaining about. Listen, NATO,
step up. You have an obligationto help and assist in your own defense
absent Trump out of the equation becausego Biden. Now have they woken up
to the reality that they do needto put some money toward their own respective
military so they can fend off andor alternatively assist a country like Ukraine down

(02:26:07):
the road in a different situation.In that regard and financially, yes,
there has been significant movement. There'sbeen a lot more countries now I can't
remember the number right offhand, butmore than half now are at or above
the two percent mark. So interms of the money, they're actually starting
to do that. But there's anotherissue that's going on that's starting to fracture
NATO, and that is along thelines of what we're talking about here.

(02:26:31):
Victor Orbon is on a peace mission. I mean, he went to Kiev,
he went to Moscow, he wentto Beijing. He is just on
a drive as the current rotating Presidentof the EU, to use his platform
to say we're going in a wrongdirection. We need to go in the
direction of peace. Ficho from Slovakiais on his side. Bulgaria, Turkey

(02:26:52):
are all saying at this summit weneed to be talking about peace, not
about more war. So there isa growing signal, nificant chunk of NATO
that's saying, hey, I don'twant to go down this path. I'll
be real interested to see how thatdynamic plays out this week. Well,
and ignoring the situation between Russian andUkraine, but that whole idea of reaching
out to the Jijien Pings of theworld, I don't know, Neville ch

(02:27:15):
Chamberlain pops into mine. I mean, is it possible that we prostrate ourselves
or capitulate a little too much andlose leverage with China, who seems to
be wanted to take over the gloone. No, this is not like that
at all. I mean, it'sgrossly different because the Nevil Chamberlin issue of
nineteen thirty eight, you had aHitler that had a massive army that had
a genuine threat to the entire continentbecause he had the means to put him

(02:27:39):
at threat. Vladimir Putin does nothave the means to even take all of
Ukraine, much less one inch ofNATO territory. So now reaching out to
other nations, and you have toadd Brazil into that, there are many
nations around the world that say wejust want to end the fighting. No
one's saying hand to anything to Putin, allow him to do anything. They
just want to end this pointless warhere, and then you can continue to

(02:28:01):
strengthen NATO's eastern flank if you want, add all those Moneys that you were
talking about just a second ago,so that they have national defense capabilities that
would make it impossible for Putin toeven think about that. So it's very,
very different than that situation. Well, I'll be looking forward to the
post mortem. We'll be watching PresidentBiden anxiously on Thursday. Try to struggle
through that press conference, but alsobe looking forward to talking with you next

(02:28:22):
Tuesday. Maybe get an update onthe entire aftermath of the NATO conference.
Daniel Davis deep dive search for themwhere you find your podcast. iHeart media
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