August 11, 2026 • 30 mins
Bob talks to Rensselaer County Executive Steve McLaughlin about his battle with Hochul over ICE, Bob talks about Bill Clinton coming to speak at the Golisano Institute, the Trump executive order on vaccines and Fauci, and Bob takes a call.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
And so anytime another hour with Bob Lonsbury starting now.
Hondre's ready a wham eleven nating. Thanks stud, I appreciate that.
Good morning Americans, Hello, my friend. Like always, it is
a delight to be with you. It's not going to
be joined by the Executive of Rensselaer County, the ARMBO
Steve McLaughlin, Sir, welcome to the broadcast.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Hey Bob, Thanks great to be with you.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
I'm a huge admirer of yours, Sir, You've got lots
of backbone. Your social media is an absolute must follow
for anybody in this state. We're coming up on a
date where you're kind of under a little bit of
a threat from the Attorney General of the governor. They
want you to comply with this new law cutting essentially
all contact between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials.
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I'm so curious as that approach is, where do you stand?
Speaker 4 (00:43):
What are you thinking? Please?
Speaker 2 (00:45):
Yeah, we definitely do not want to comply as the
law stands right now, and we believe it's an unconstitutional
law that violates the supremacy clause of the Constitution. We're
definitely going to end up in court. Lawsuits have already
been filed. We're hoping this ends up at this Supreme Court,
because New York courts are what they are with these
Democrat appointed judges. Right now, the law our agreement would
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technically expire at the end of the month. We're certainly
not going to reply to the state, and we do
plan on continuing to work with ICE. I just think
it's really important for people to understand what Rensler County
has done because for seven years we stood alone as
the only county in New York State to participate in
the two eighty seven g program and we participate in
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the jail detention model, which means this for seven years
and onlylands with the guts to do this, and we
got called every name in the book. But we were
right to do it then and we're right to do
it now. When someone is arrested, whether they are American
citizen or illegal, they get run through a couple of databases,
including the federal database, to see if they're an illegal alien.
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What the state is saying is no, no, no, we
don't want you running them through a database. Well, that's
absolutely absurd because in America and gets run through every
database there is. Why would a legal be treated any differently,
So they're actually getting better favorable treatment than an American
citizen would get. But think about the common sense of this.
We don't know who these people are. By definition, they're
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illegal aliens. We don't know their record. That could be
MS thirteen, trend or Ragua or any other vicious violent
gang member, killer, rapist, etc. How dare this governor and
Attorney general have the audacity to tell us that we
can't protect our people?
Speaker 3 (02:30):
Is Renstler County Executive Steve McLaughlin with the expiration of
the official agreement from a paperwork standpoint, will you, sir,
re enter into that agreement with the federal government.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Yeah, that's our plan and we're talking with our attorneys
about that right now. Is technically it will expire, but
that doesn't mean so technically if that expired via the
New York state law, we can still send those names
to the federal government and have them run through that database.
And we definitely are doing that. We're not going to stop.
And as I've said to the governor Attorney General, I
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dare you to confront me on this. By the way,
I've asked for a return phone call from this governor
for well over two weeks now I can't even get
a response. I would simply like this governor to explain
to the people of my county and the people of
New York State why it is that you do not
want to know who this illegal alien criminal is. And again,
just to remind people, they have already been arrested committing
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a crime. We are not out there rounding people up.
We are not doing enforcement on the streets. We're not
doing any of that. We're simply running a database on
people that are already arrested and in our jail. I
think that warrants a response from this governor, but she's
hiding from me and will not response. It's ridiculous and
it's dangerous her position here.
Speaker 5 (03:48):
So we do.
Speaker 2 (03:50):
Plan on continuing to send those names to the federal government.
The problem with that is we want the immediacy of
the database because the flip side of the pole argument, Bob,
is that the insane bail reform laws passed by Kathy
Hokeel and this radical leftist legislature would in many cases
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have people letting these illegals out of jail because of
their bail reform laws. Can you imagine how you'd feel
if you left some let somebody out of jail and
they entered around and murdered somebody a day later, and
we didn't know, but we could have known what their
record was. In fact, there was an illegal alien just
outside the governor's mansion who forced a fifteen year old
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into a car and sexually assaulted her. We caught them
and ran them through that database. This governor's law and
this Attorney General's law would prevent us from doing that.
And this governor is flat out lying when she says
that nothing that she's doing is preventing locals from working
with ICE. It absolutely is trying to prevent us from
working with ICE.
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Is Wrestler County Executive Steve McLaughlin. If if someone is
apprehended by.
Speaker 4 (04:58):
Your your your share.
Speaker 3 (05:01):
Steputies or local police for violating New York state law,
if it's one of those appearance ticket you know deals
under New York state law, you run them through the
federal database and they are an illegal alien or there's
something you know where the federal government would want them,
what do you do in that situation?
Speaker 4 (05:17):
Please, sir, there we hold them.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
In that case, we're going to hold them if they
were and by the way, just so you know, there
are times where we run them through a database and
I says, no, we don't. We don't want that person.
That happens quite awful where they're saying, no, we're not.
We're not looking for that person. They're looking for the
worst of their work. They're looking for really bad people
out there, and when they're in our jail, they've done
something bad enough to get arrested and be in our jail.
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I want to know who the heck they are, so
we don't inadvertently release them on an appearance ticket because
of the idiotic bail reform laws of Kathy HOLKLMB the legislature.
So we would not let them go if Ice was
looking for them. And that's the whole point of this thing.
We don't want that home in the streets hurting our citizens.
Speaker 3 (05:59):
This is Anzler count Executive Steve MacLaughlin. You know there
may be laws, as you mentioned, that comes out of
this or whatever. Many people across the state not aware
you've been a target of law. Fair it seems by
this Attorney general you worried about something like that popping
up again.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
No, I mean, I've always said my entire political career.
You know, let's dance, let's see what you got. This this,
and I've won every time. This Attorney General is a thug.
She's a criminal herself, a mail, bank, wire tax, you
name it. She's committed that level of fraud, mortgage fraud.
So she's a thug. She's a punk, and she targeted
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me just like the targeted President Trump. She went after
me over some nonsense garbage that I took thirty five
hundred dollars. I mean, there's hundreds of thousands that go
through my campaign account when you're running for office. I've
never touched a dime of it. She had me indicted
over thirty five hundred dollars. It was over literally or
juror told me later it was. They didn't even debate,
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they walked in the door. We didn't even put up
a defense. They did their thing. My lawyers had their
defense rest. There was no case here and they knew it.
But she was targeting me, so we crushed her. Then
I'll crush her again. And here's the irony. If they
chose to arrest me, guess what, I'd be run through
every database there is. But they don't want me doing
that with an illegal. That's how crazy these people are.
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So this Attorney General has already tried to fraudulently get
me and she got destroyed. So bring it on, Tish.
Let's see what you got Kin.
Speaker 4 (07:30):
Executive Steve MacLaughlin, a wrestler County.
Speaker 3 (07:33):
While I've got you here, the governor, a very bold
in her position, got a one year moratorium on these
data centers.
Speaker 4 (07:40):
Your thoughts here about the wisdom of that.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Yeah, I think it's ridiculous, but it shows how weak
the grid is here in New York discreed. If any
competent executive would have said, I'm going to spend the
next three to four years of this term, I'm going
to build this grid so that we're able to do
these things. They try to essentially put a roof on
a house with no foundation. Our grid is pathetically underability wise,
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it's just underpowered. Right now, we're New York City is
relying on barges to power New York City. That if
they go down, New York City's gonna have massive blackouts.
So she's right in a sense that the grid can't
handle it, but she's wrong in the way she approached it.
So and also she's arrogant to say that of state
New York's were just a bunch of hicks and we
can't negotiate. This is the same governor that just gave
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eight hundred and fifty million dollars to Buffalo Bills. Take him, and,
as your tweet pointed out last night, you've got obstructive
views everywhere. So I would take my ability to negotiate
a deal much better than Kathy Hokals. We need these,
we need growth, we need fracking, we need all of
the above, strategy on energy, we need nuclear, we need
all of that, and we need these data centers. They're
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going to go somewhere, but once again New York will
be left.
Speaker 4 (08:53):
In the dust.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
Is it Runstor County Executive Steve McLaughlin, You mentioned New
York City over the next a couple of years with
a Senate election, and you know, four years down the
road a good natorial election, Mayor man Danny down there,
he could rise to greater prominence. He could be a
US sender from New York. He could be the governor
of New York. What ought we to think about him
and his rise?
Speaker 2 (09:14):
Please, sir, Yeah, he's a dangerous snake. I've said that
when he was running. He was not in the Assembly
when I was in the Assembly. I left there seven
or nine years ago. Now he was just a backbencher,
much like AOC. He is just a actor more than
anything else. But he does have some charisma and he
is able to convince some uninformed people that are easily
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duped that his methodology is gonna work. It never works because,
as Marcat Thatcher said, what he do when you run
out of other people's money. He is a dangerous, dangerous
politician because he is slick. But have no doubt this
guy's a lying snake and I am a shudder to
think of him going into higher office. It's frightening for
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the people of New York, and I think it's a
great example of why people exit this state at a
rapid pace. You keep electing these these lunatics, it's just
going to accelerate the decline in New York. And as
I said, for well over a decade, the problem in
New York is the makers are leaving and they're being
replaced by the takers. That is a double whammy for
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a state that's already in decline.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Absolute Renster County Executy Steve McLaughlin, a last daughter too.
We've got a gubernatorial election coming up. Your thoughts about that, please, sir?
Speaker 2 (10:30):
Yeah, I mean, I just urge everybody do the right thing. Republican,
Democrat and independent conservative. You have got to vote Republican
and give us a chance to put the state back
on track. Bruce Blakeman can get the job done at
least Aphonic if she had stayed in, would have got
the job done. And we've had we have, you know,
some great people. But just look at what's happening. Are
you satisfied with your schools. They're in decline. Kids can't
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read that you have forty eight percent of kids are
grade level and it's pathetic. We spend more per kid
than any state in the nation. Our resulted. Look at
your roads, look at your infrastructure, look at your taxes,
look at everything around you. You cannot say that this
is a state that's on the rise, but it can be.
This is an unbelievable state with huge natural resources and
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the ability to grow and prosper again. But when you
keep losing political power because you keep losing people, that's
a state and decline. We can change our stars, but
people just have to stand up and vote and for
people that think their vote doesn't matter. It matters. Every
vote matters. Just show up and vote.
Speaker 3 (11:30):
It's a great Steve mcloughin, he's executive of Renstler County.
Anything I forgot to ask you anything on your mind?
Speaker 2 (11:36):
People out of no, sir, I mean, you know, this
county is doing great. I wish the state was doing
as well as Rensler County. Our taxes, I cut them
forty nine percent. I caved every mile of roads. I've
done hundreds of millions worth of construction on our facility
so that they're ready for the next century. Renser County
has proved positive what you can do with a competent
leader that knows how to get things done, and I
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wish the rest of the state would follow our lead.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
At Steve mclock Sir, as always, thank you so much.
I appreciate your time and service.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Great being with you, Bob, thank you you take care.
Speaker 3 (12:06):
And I recognize that he's from down the road aways,
but in terms of Republican voices in this state, in
terms of leaders in the state who really do have
a pretty good record of success, he's right there at
the front. I appreciate him. Back with you a moment
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Speaker 3 (15:18):
Yesterday we had something occur which sort of requires us
to trust doctors. Yesterday we had something occur which makes
it very difficult for us to trust doctors. And we
got to think our way through this as individuals, as families. First,
we had President Trump signed some executive order him and
Bobby Kennedy Junior saying that kids get too many shots
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and they could cause autism, and so fewer shots vaccines
for kids are bad. That's one piece one development from yesterday.
We also yesterday had the release of text messages by
doctor Anthony Fauci during the height of the COVID pandemic,
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during a time when he and others in the government
were pushing vaccines almost brutally upon the American people. It
turns out that while pushing vaccines that Anthony Fauci was
not candid. He was saying one thing in public and
thinking something different in private. In public, he was saying, yes,
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get the shot, get the shot, hit the shot. In private,
there were some current concerns about some people and some
potential side effects. For example, on the twenty fifth of
January twenty twenty one, in the first days of the
President Biden administration, he was texting Anthony Fauci was a
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group of people which probably included the then surch in
General United States, and Fauci said, quote, many people hecks
have signific cytokine storm and fever after a second dose.
And he said that that theoretically could lead to challenges
with miscarriage for pregnant women in their first trimester. Well,
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at the same time he was saying, the government was
saying that it was fine for pregnant women, and this phrase,
many people have significant cytokine storm and fever after the
second dose. What is cytokine storm? Well, let me read
to you what our friends at a I have to say,
specifically getting their data from a definition posted by the
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Cleveland Clinic. It says a cytokine storm is a severe,
life threatening immune reaction where the body rapidly releases a
massive amount of signaling proteins called cytokines into the blood.
This overreaction causes extreme runaway inflation that can damage tissues
and lead to multi organ failure. So Fauci said, many
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people have significant side of keen storm and fever after
a second dose. They never told us that. Doctor Fauci
then says, theoretically this could lead to a first term miscarriage,
again something that was not told, as he told us
all to include pregnant ladies to get the shot the vaccine.
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So we started out by saying, yesterday something occurred which
requires us to have faith in the medical community. And
yesterday something else occurred which certainly degrades our faith in
the medical community. We have President Trump saying that you
should back off getting your can vaccinated. We have evidence,
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documentary evidence that doctor Fauci was a liar, that he
was deceiving us. And unfortunately, a lot of the current
lack of faith in the medical community arise is out
of the conduct of doctor Fauci and others, including here
in our community during the COVID period. The damage done
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to public trust in the medical establishment, in all honesty,
it will in the long run, probably be as great
and maybe greater than the damage done to us directly
by the virus. Those sickened than those who lost their lives.
So here's Fauci showing that the doctors can be alliance
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sack of crap and they shouldn't be trusted. And here
is Trump giving out medical advice, which any doctor will
tell you is a bunch of crap.
Speaker 4 (19:42):
So what are you to do? Right?
Speaker 3 (19:46):
I guess everybody makes their own decision. Here's mine and
my recommendation to you. I was just as burned as
you were by the Faucis and the Mendozas of the world. Right,
whoever it was who was a health director for the
state of New York, that monster Andrew Cuomo, who's been
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gone five years now from public office.
Speaker 4 (20:11):
We were absolutely burned.
Speaker 3 (20:13):
We were lied to, We were given a vaccine that
did not work, and we were assured that those who
failed to get the vaccine were the problem. And we
saw around us nurses and people worked in hospital kitchens
and housekeeping, and all sorts of medical professionals who lost
their jobs, who had themselves financially and professionally destroyed by
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Governor Hochel for not getting a shot which again would
prove ineffective, and which we were lied to about. Right,
those are all things I believe and agree with right,
That's my conclusion. However, I also believe with just as
much a passionate conviction that President Trump is miss taken
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about this stuff with juvenile vaccines. But I'm certainly not
any smart person. I'm not a medical doctor. But I
have lived through the era of the rise of childhood vaccines,
and the world in which my children were raised in
which my grandchildren now being raised from a health standpoint,
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is dramatically different from the world in which I was raised,
and a universe different from the world in which my
mother and.
Speaker 4 (21:28):
Her mother were raised.
Speaker 3 (21:30):
Right, we have forgotten as a society, in a culture,
that childhood diseases used to kill children, not sporadically occasionally
like we have now, but things like measles, like mumps,
came through communities and sickened people absolutely and sometimes took
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the lives of children. My second great grandma, a lady
by the name of Mary Capel mckibney Royce, in eighteen
sixty three eighteen sixty four, one of those two lost
two sons one summer in all likelihood to measles. Right,
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I can take you to their graves. And when I
was young, I listen, I've had momps, I've had measles,
i had whooping cough. You know, these things inflicted great
pain and upset upon young people, and they also inflicted
death upon some children. And further, the measles put mothers
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in that first trimester at risk for birth defects for
their babies if they're exposed to somebody with measles. The
world has changed in the course.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
Of my lifetime.
Speaker 3 (22:53):
These diseases are gone, right, or they were. We've invited
measles back, and no doubt the others will come back
as well. I would just like to say that doctor
Fauci is not your family doctor.
Speaker 7 (23:08):
Now.
Speaker 3 (23:09):
I hope you have a family doctor. I know a
lot of us are. You know, it's you know, you
get nothing against them, but you get a nurse practitioner,
a physician assistant or whatever. Some people don't have a
regular practice they go to and so it's you know,
somebody in scrubs and you don't know them from Adam.
I hope that's not the case for you. But your
family doctor, whoever cares for you, is not doctor Fauci. Right,
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Your family doctor, in all likelihood knows you, has seen you,
is who you call when you or your kids are
sick has followed you and for many of us, your
family doctor is someone who has known you for years
and whom you have known for years, and that is
a relationship of justified trust and to be honest with you,
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as I in the night, have over the years gotten
a call from a family doctor or two inquiring after
the well being of a family member, or with something
new they've looked up and read and wanted to find
out about, Like, hey, I've been looking at thinking about
this symptom here, let's get you in and let's talk
about this, that and the other. I trust my doctor.
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You should trust your doctor.
Speaker 4 (24:26):
And so.
Speaker 3 (24:28):
When you are making decisions about vaccinating your child, talk
to your doctor, not your politician. Right, whether your politician
is Democrat and says, hell, yeah, give them all the shots,
or whether you're a politician is a Republican who.
Speaker 4 (24:42):
Says no, don't give them the shots, they're bad.
Speaker 3 (24:44):
Talk to your doctor, right. Don't talk to your plumber
about fixing your car, right. Don't talk to an architect
about what's wrong with your air conditioning. Don't talk to
your politician about healthcare. You go talk to a doctor.
You know and trust. Together you make the decision that
you believe is best. But leave damn politics out of it.
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Politics have gotten into and really damaged so much in
our society and life. Do not let it get in
the way of your healthcare, simply put, because your children
deserve better, and God blessed Trump. But he's not a doctor,
and he doesn't know, and sometimes, just like the rest
of us, he pulls this stuff out of his ass,
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and your child's health should not be dependent upon what
Trump pulled out of his ass today. Just being blunt,
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Speaker 4 (26:04):
Of it all.
Speaker 6 (26:05):
That's exactly right, Bob. This decision for people is a
long term life decision. It shouldn't be rushed at all
if there isn't any emergency. If there isn't any urgency,
then I would say take your time, understand what your
condition is, understand what your options are, and then make
a decision that fits you for what your goals are
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of Isaiah Jones.
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He's a little fellow. Well on me get a caller
on here. I'm sorry, I didn't see we had one
on the hold. Bill. Thanks for phoning up. This is
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Speaker 7 (27:20):
I just wanted to comment. I agree with you. Keep
the politics and the doctors supper and the doctor should
be the expert. I think one thing you're overwooking is
because we went through COVID. Prior to that, we implemented
national healthcare Obamacare, and when that happened, one of the
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first things we saw, we're private practice doctors to take
the hipocratical.
Speaker 3 (27:51):
Well, we're straining all over the board here, Bud. There
was no national healthcare, much to the disappointment of Democrats everywhere,
that will come. I suspect if the socialists continue to
rise the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4 (28:09):
Here's the deal.
Speaker 3 (28:10):
The entire health profession took a hell of a beating
in COVID because you know it was it wasn't handled well.
And and here's the deal. When I say leave politics
out of medicine, I'm not just talking to you and
me the patients. I'm talking to those doctors. And I
don't know if they have sufficient self awareness to realize it, unfortunately,
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and I don't want to say, paint with too broad
a brush. But some of the go to doctors on
local TV news, right, It's like, well, how many doctors
we have in this town. We have a medical school,
we have doctor you know, professor like people who teach
other people how to be doctors.
Speaker 4 (28:49):
We have, you know, a whole bunch of new Why do.
Speaker 3 (28:51):
We always get the same damn ones on TV?
Speaker 5 (28:53):
Right?
Speaker 3 (28:54):
And why do they always sound like democrat shills? I
and and and here's the deal. When I go and
sit down with the doctor, and I think I have
an appointment with a doctor in a couple of days.
My doctor is wonderful. He's even handed, he's honest. He
could not ask for better, and probably the same is
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true of yours. I mean, you could be saying to yourself,
I wish I had more time, wish I could.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
Ask more questions.
Speaker 3 (29:20):
But that's you know, that's the man on his back.
But I watched the doctors on TV, and it's like
I'm getting a lecture from a friggin politician. And I
don't know if the medical establishment, at least the ones
who get selected to be on TV, I don't know
if they have enough self awareness to realize how damaging
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they are to public trust for them and their profession. Unfortunately,
the arrogance and the politics of doctors, the big ones
who appear on TV are the experts that we consult.
I don't know if they realize how damaging, you know,
their very air is to public trust in their profession.
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And I don't know if they grasp how crucial public
trust is to the effectiveness of their profession. So doctors,
don't you do your business by politics? And patients, let
us not make our medical decisions based on politics, and
we work back towards a little bit more normal in
the middle.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
I think we'll all be a lot better off. It's
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Good morning Americans, Hello, my friend. Like always, it is
a delight to be with you. It's not going to
be joined by the Executive of Rensselaer County, the ARMBO
Steve McLaughlin, Sir, welcome to the broadcast.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
Hey Bob, Thanks great to be with you.
Speaker 3 (00:19):
I'm a huge admirer of yours, Sir, You've got lots
of backbone. Your social media is an absolute must follow
for anybody in this state. We're coming up on a
date where you're kind of under a little bit of
a threat from the Attorney General of the governor. They
want you to comply with this new law cutting essentially
all contact between local law enforcement and federal immigration officials.
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I'm so curious as that approach is, where do you stand?
Speaker 4 (00:43):
What are you thinking? Please?
Speaker 2 (00:45):
Yeah, we definitely do not want to comply as the
law stands right now, and we believe it's an unconstitutional
law that violates the supremacy clause of the Constitution. We're
definitely going to end up in court. Lawsuits have already
been filed. We're hoping this ends up at this Supreme Court,
because New York courts are what they are with these
Democrat appointed judges. Right now, the law our agreement would
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technically expire at the end of the month. We're certainly
not going to reply to the state, and we do
plan on continuing to work with ICE. I just think
it's really important for people to understand what Rensler County
has done because for seven years we stood alone as
the only county in New York State to participate in
the two eighty seven g program and we participate in
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the jail detention model, which means this for seven years
and onlylands with the guts to do this, and we
got called every name in the book. But we were
right to do it then and we're right to do
it now. When someone is arrested, whether they are American
citizen or illegal, they get run through a couple of databases,
including the federal database, to see if they're an illegal alien.
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What the state is saying is no, no, no, we
don't want you running them through a database. Well, that's
absolutely absurd because in America and gets run through every
database there is. Why would a legal be treated any differently,
So they're actually getting better favorable treatment than an American
citizen would get. But think about the common sense of this.
We don't know who these people are. By definition, they're
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illegal aliens. We don't know their record. That could be
MS thirteen, trend or Ragua or any other vicious violent
gang member, killer, rapist, etc. How dare this governor and
Attorney general have the audacity to tell us that we
can't protect our people?
Speaker 3 (02:30):
Is Renstler County Executive Steve McLaughlin with the expiration of
the official agreement from a paperwork standpoint, will you, sir,
re enter into that agreement with the federal government.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Yeah, that's our plan and we're talking with our attorneys
about that right now. Is technically it will expire, but
that doesn't mean so technically if that expired via the
New York state law, we can still send those names
to the federal government and have them run through that database.
And we definitely are doing that. We're not going to stop.
And as I've said to the governor Attorney General, I
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dare you to confront me on this. By the way,
I've asked for a return phone call from this governor
for well over two weeks now I can't even get
a response. I would simply like this governor to explain
to the people of my county and the people of
New York State why it is that you do not
want to know who this illegal alien criminal is. And again,
just to remind people, they have already been arrested committing
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a crime. We are not out there rounding people up.
We are not doing enforcement on the streets. We're not
doing any of that. We're simply running a database on
people that are already arrested and in our jail. I
think that warrants a response from this governor, but she's
hiding from me and will not response. It's ridiculous and
it's dangerous her position here.
Speaker 5 (03:48):
So we do.
Speaker 2 (03:50):
Plan on continuing to send those names to the federal government.
The problem with that is we want the immediacy of
the database because the flip side of the pole argument, Bob,
is that the insane bail reform laws passed by Kathy
Hokeel and this radical leftist legislature would in many cases
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have people letting these illegals out of jail because of
their bail reform laws. Can you imagine how you'd feel
if you left some let somebody out of jail and
they entered around and murdered somebody a day later, and
we didn't know, but we could have known what their
record was. In fact, there was an illegal alien just
outside the governor's mansion who forced a fifteen year old
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into a car and sexually assaulted her. We caught them
and ran them through that database. This governor's law and
this Attorney General's law would prevent us from doing that.
And this governor is flat out lying when she says
that nothing that she's doing is preventing locals from working
with ICE. It absolutely is trying to prevent us from
working with ICE.
Speaker 3 (04:53):
Is Wrestler County Executive Steve McLaughlin. If if someone is
apprehended by.
Speaker 4 (04:58):
Your your your share.
Speaker 3 (05:01):
Steputies or local police for violating New York state law,
if it's one of those appearance ticket you know deals
under New York state law, you run them through the
federal database and they are an illegal alien or there's
something you know where the federal government would want them,
what do you do in that situation?
Speaker 4 (05:17):
Please, sir, there we hold them.
Speaker 2 (05:20):
In that case, we're going to hold them if they
were and by the way, just so you know, there
are times where we run them through a database and
I says, no, we don't. We don't want that person.
That happens quite awful where they're saying, no, we're not.
We're not looking for that person. They're looking for the
worst of their work. They're looking for really bad people
out there, and when they're in our jail, they've done
something bad enough to get arrested and be in our jail.
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I want to know who the heck they are, so
we don't inadvertently release them on an appearance ticket because
of the idiotic bail reform laws of Kathy HOLKLMB the legislature.
So we would not let them go if Ice was
looking for them. And that's the whole point of this thing.
We don't want that home in the streets hurting our citizens.
Speaker 3 (05:59):
This is Anzler count Executive Steve MacLaughlin. You know there
may be laws, as you mentioned, that comes out of
this or whatever. Many people across the state not aware
you've been a target of law. Fair it seems by
this Attorney general you worried about something like that popping
up again.
Speaker 2 (06:16):
No, I mean, I've always said my entire political career.
You know, let's dance, let's see what you got. This this,
and I've won every time. This Attorney General is a thug.
She's a criminal herself, a mail, bank, wire tax, you
name it. She's committed that level of fraud, mortgage fraud.
So she's a thug. She's a punk, and she targeted
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me just like the targeted President Trump. She went after
me over some nonsense garbage that I took thirty five
hundred dollars. I mean, there's hundreds of thousands that go
through my campaign account when you're running for office. I've
never touched a dime of it. She had me indicted
over thirty five hundred dollars. It was over literally or
juror told me later it was. They didn't even debate,
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they walked in the door. We didn't even put up
a defense. They did their thing. My lawyers had their
defense rest. There was no case here and they knew it.
But she was targeting me, so we crushed her. Then
I'll crush her again. And here's the irony. If they
chose to arrest me, guess what, I'd be run through
every database there is. But they don't want me doing
that with an illegal. That's how crazy these people are.
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So this Attorney General has already tried to fraudulently get
me and she got destroyed. So bring it on, Tish.
Let's see what you got Kin.
Speaker 4 (07:30):
Executive Steve MacLaughlin, a wrestler County.
Speaker 3 (07:33):
While I've got you here, the governor, a very bold
in her position, got a one year moratorium on these
data centers.
Speaker 4 (07:40):
Your thoughts here about the wisdom of that.
Speaker 2 (07:42):
Yeah, I think it's ridiculous, but it shows how weak
the grid is here in New York discreed. If any
competent executive would have said, I'm going to spend the
next three to four years of this term, I'm going
to build this grid so that we're able to do
these things. They try to essentially put a roof on
a house with no foundation. Our grid is pathetically underability wise,
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it's just underpowered. Right now, we're New York City is
relying on barges to power New York City. That if
they go down, New York City's gonna have massive blackouts.
So she's right in a sense that the grid can't
handle it, but she's wrong in the way she approached it.
So and also she's arrogant to say that of state
New York's were just a bunch of hicks and we
can't negotiate. This is the same governor that just gave
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eight hundred and fifty million dollars to Buffalo Bills. Take him, and,
as your tweet pointed out last night, you've got obstructive
views everywhere. So I would take my ability to negotiate
a deal much better than Kathy Hokals. We need these,
we need growth, we need fracking, we need all of
the above, strategy on energy, we need nuclear, we need
all of that, and we need these data centers. They're
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going to go somewhere, but once again New York will
be left.
Speaker 4 (08:53):
In the dust.
Speaker 3 (08:54):
Is it Runstor County Executive Steve McLaughlin, You mentioned New
York City over the next a couple of years with
a Senate election, and you know, four years down the
road a good natorial election, Mayor man Danny down there,
he could rise to greater prominence. He could be a
US sender from New York. He could be the governor
of New York. What ought we to think about him
and his rise?
Speaker 2 (09:14):
Please, sir, Yeah, he's a dangerous snake. I've said that
when he was running. He was not in the Assembly
when I was in the Assembly. I left there seven
or nine years ago. Now he was just a backbencher,
much like AOC. He is just a actor more than
anything else. But he does have some charisma and he
is able to convince some uninformed people that are easily
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duped that his methodology is gonna work. It never works because,
as Marcat Thatcher said, what he do when you run
out of other people's money. He is a dangerous, dangerous
politician because he is slick. But have no doubt this
guy's a lying snake and I am a shudder to
think of him going into higher office. It's frightening for
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the people of New York, and I think it's a
great example of why people exit this state at a
rapid pace. You keep electing these these lunatics, it's just
going to accelerate the decline in New York. And as
I said, for well over a decade, the problem in
New York is the makers are leaving and they're being
replaced by the takers. That is a double whammy for
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a state that's already in decline.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
Absolute Renster County Executy Steve McLaughlin, a last daughter too.
We've got a gubernatorial election coming up. Your thoughts about that, please, sir?
Speaker 2 (10:30):
Yeah, I mean, I just urge everybody do the right thing. Republican,
Democrat and independent conservative. You have got to vote Republican
and give us a chance to put the state back
on track. Bruce Blakeman can get the job done at
least Aphonic if she had stayed in, would have got
the job done. And we've had we have, you know,
some great people. But just look at what's happening. Are
you satisfied with your schools. They're in decline. Kids can't
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read that you have forty eight percent of kids are
grade level and it's pathetic. We spend more per kid
than any state in the nation. Our resulted. Look at
your roads, look at your infrastructure, look at your taxes,
look at everything around you. You cannot say that this
is a state that's on the rise, but it can be.
This is an unbelievable state with huge natural resources and
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the ability to grow and prosper again. But when you
keep losing political power because you keep losing people, that's
a state and decline. We can change our stars, but
people just have to stand up and vote and for
people that think their vote doesn't matter. It matters. Every
vote matters. Just show up and vote.
Speaker 3 (11:30):
It's a great Steve mcloughin, he's executive of Renstler County.
Anything I forgot to ask you anything on your mind?
Speaker 2 (11:36):
People out of no, sir, I mean, you know, this
county is doing great. I wish the state was doing
as well as Rensler County. Our taxes, I cut them
forty nine percent. I caved every mile of roads. I've
done hundreds of millions worth of construction on our facility
so that they're ready for the next century. Renser County
has proved positive what you can do with a competent
leader that knows how to get things done, and I
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wish the rest of the state would follow our lead.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
At Steve mclock Sir, as always, thank you so much.
I appreciate your time and service.
Speaker 2 (12:03):
Great being with you, Bob, thank you you take care.
Speaker 3 (12:06):
And I recognize that he's from down the road aways,
but in terms of Republican voices in this state, in
terms of leaders in the state who really do have
a pretty good record of success, he's right there at
the front. I appreciate him. Back with you a moment
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I have seen President Clinton speak in person a variety
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He ended up being kind of a centrist president.
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Speaker 3 (15:18):
Yesterday we had something occur which sort of requires us
to trust doctors. Yesterday we had something occur which makes
it very difficult for us to trust doctors. And we
got to think our way through this as individuals, as families. First,
we had President Trump signed some executive order him and
Bobby Kennedy Junior saying that kids get too many shots
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and they could cause autism, and so fewer shots vaccines
for kids are bad. That's one piece one development from yesterday.
We also yesterday had the release of text messages by
doctor Anthony Fauci during the height of the COVID pandemic,
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during a time when he and others in the government
were pushing vaccines almost brutally upon the American people. It
turns out that while pushing vaccines that Anthony Fauci was
not candid. He was saying one thing in public and
thinking something different in private. In public, he was saying, yes,
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get the shot, get the shot, hit the shot. In private,
there were some current concerns about some people and some
potential side effects. For example, on the twenty fifth of
January twenty twenty one, in the first days of the
President Biden administration, he was texting Anthony Fauci was a
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group of people which probably included the then surch in
General United States, and Fauci said, quote, many people hecks
have signific cytokine storm and fever after a second dose.
And he said that that theoretically could lead to challenges
with miscarriage for pregnant women in their first trimester. Well,
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at the same time he was saying, the government was
saying that it was fine for pregnant women, and this phrase,
many people have significant cytokine storm and fever after the
second dose. What is cytokine storm? Well, let me read
to you what our friends at a I have to say,
specifically getting their data from a definition posted by the
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Cleveland Clinic. It says a cytokine storm is a severe,
life threatening immune reaction where the body rapidly releases a
massive amount of signaling proteins called cytokines into the blood.
This overreaction causes extreme runaway inflation that can damage tissues
and lead to multi organ failure. So Fauci said, many
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people have significant side of keen storm and fever after
a second dose. They never told us that. Doctor Fauci
then says, theoretically this could lead to a first term miscarriage,
again something that was not told, as he told us
all to include pregnant ladies to get the shot the vaccine.
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So we started out by saying, yesterday something occurred which
requires us to have faith in the medical community. And
yesterday something else occurred which certainly degrades our faith in
the medical community. We have President Trump saying that you
should back off getting your can vaccinated. We have evidence,
(18:48):
documentary evidence that doctor Fauci was a liar, that he
was deceiving us. And unfortunately, a lot of the current
lack of faith in the medical community arise is out
of the conduct of doctor Fauci and others, including here
in our community during the COVID period. The damage done
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to public trust in the medical establishment, in all honesty,
it will in the long run, probably be as great
and maybe greater than the damage done to us directly
by the virus. Those sickened than those who lost their lives.
So here's Fauci showing that the doctors can be alliance
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sack of crap and they shouldn't be trusted. And here
is Trump giving out medical advice, which any doctor will
tell you is a bunch of crap.
Speaker 4 (19:42):
So what are you to do? Right?
Speaker 3 (19:46):
I guess everybody makes their own decision. Here's mine and
my recommendation to you. I was just as burned as
you were by the Faucis and the Mendozas of the world. Right,
whoever it was who was a health director for the
state of New York, that monster Andrew Cuomo, who's been
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gone five years now from public office.
Speaker 4 (20:11):
We were absolutely burned.
Speaker 3 (20:13):
We were lied to, We were given a vaccine that
did not work, and we were assured that those who
failed to get the vaccine were the problem. And we
saw around us nurses and people worked in hospital kitchens
and housekeeping, and all sorts of medical professionals who lost
their jobs, who had themselves financially and professionally destroyed by
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Governor Hochel for not getting a shot which again would
prove ineffective, and which we were lied to about. Right,
those are all things I believe and agree with right,
That's my conclusion. However, I also believe with just as
much a passionate conviction that President Trump is miss taken
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about this stuff with juvenile vaccines. But I'm certainly not
any smart person. I'm not a medical doctor. But I
have lived through the era of the rise of childhood vaccines,
and the world in which my children were raised in
which my grandchildren now being raised from a health standpoint,
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is dramatically different from the world in which I was raised,
and a universe different from the world in which my
mother and.
Speaker 4 (21:28):
Her mother were raised.
Speaker 3 (21:30):
Right, we have forgotten as a society, in a culture,
that childhood diseases used to kill children, not sporadically occasionally
like we have now, but things like measles, like mumps,
came through communities and sickened people absolutely and sometimes took
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the lives of children. My second great grandma, a lady
by the name of Mary Capel mckibney Royce, in eighteen
sixty three eighteen sixty four, one of those two lost
two sons one summer in all likelihood to measles. Right,
(22:19):
I can take you to their graves. And when I
was young, I listen, I've had momps, I've had measles,
i had whooping cough. You know, these things inflicted great
pain and upset upon young people, and they also inflicted
death upon some children. And further, the measles put mothers
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in that first trimester at risk for birth defects for
their babies if they're exposed to somebody with measles. The
world has changed in the course.
Speaker 4 (22:52):
Of my lifetime.
Speaker 3 (22:53):
These diseases are gone, right, or they were. We've invited
measles back, and no doubt the others will come back
as well. I would just like to say that doctor
Fauci is not your family doctor.
Speaker 7 (23:08):
Now.
Speaker 3 (23:09):
I hope you have a family doctor. I know a
lot of us are. You know, it's you know, you
get nothing against them, but you get a nurse practitioner,
a physician assistant or whatever. Some people don't have a
regular practice they go to and so it's you know,
somebody in scrubs and you don't know them from Adam.
I hope that's not the case for you. But your
family doctor, whoever cares for you, is not doctor Fauci. Right,
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Your family doctor, in all likelihood knows you, has seen you,
is who you call when you or your kids are
sick has followed you and for many of us, your
family doctor is someone who has known you for years
and whom you have known for years, and that is
a relationship of justified trust and to be honest with you,
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as I in the night, have over the years gotten
a call from a family doctor or two inquiring after
the well being of a family member, or with something
new they've looked up and read and wanted to find
out about, Like, hey, I've been looking at thinking about
this symptom here, let's get you in and let's talk
about this, that and the other. I trust my doctor.
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You should trust your doctor.
Speaker 4 (24:26):
And so.
Speaker 3 (24:28):
When you are making decisions about vaccinating your child, talk
to your doctor, not your politician. Right, whether your politician
is Democrat and says, hell, yeah, give them all the shots,
or whether you're a politician is a Republican who.
Speaker 4 (24:42):
Says no, don't give them the shots, they're bad.
Speaker 3 (24:44):
Talk to your doctor, right. Don't talk to your plumber
about fixing your car, right. Don't talk to an architect
about what's wrong with your air conditioning. Don't talk to
your politician about healthcare. You go talk to a doctor.
You know and trust. Together you make the decision that
you believe is best. But leave damn politics out of it.
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Politics have gotten into and really damaged so much in
our society and life. Do not let it get in
the way of your healthcare, simply put, because your children
deserve better, and God blessed Trump. But he's not a doctor,
and he doesn't know, and sometimes, just like the rest
of us, he pulls this stuff out of his ass,
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and your child's health should not be dependent upon what
Trump pulled out of his ass today. Just being blunt,
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questions and answers with me, as doctor Frank Lamar from
Hybridge Dental Implants do make sense.
Speaker 4 (26:04):
Of it all.
Speaker 6 (26:05):
That's exactly right, Bob. This decision for people is a
long term life decision. It shouldn't be rushed at all
if there isn't any emergency. If there isn't any urgency,
then I would say take your time, understand what your
condition is, understand what your options are, and then make
a decision that fits you for what your goals are
long term.
Speaker 3 (26:23):
It sounds like what a patient really needs is clarity,
why is this matter so much? Before deciding on dental
implant treatment?
Speaker 6 (26:30):
Doctor bob our Patients generally don't know the condition of
their teeth when they come in. They have some assumptions
based on maybe what somebody told them or what they feel.
So having real clarity on that before making a lifelong decision,
it takes time and it takes real education.
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(27:05):
of Isaiah Jones.
Speaker 4 (27:08):
He's a little fellow. Well on me get a caller
on here. I'm sorry, I didn't see we had one
on the hold. Bill. Thanks for phoning up. This is
his radio. Wha'm eleven eighty sir. He good, Buddy good.
Speaker 7 (27:20):
I just wanted to comment. I agree with you. Keep
the politics and the doctors supper and the doctor should
be the expert. I think one thing you're overwooking is
because we went through COVID. Prior to that, we implemented
national healthcare Obamacare, and when that happened, one of the
(27:43):
first things we saw, we're private practice doctors to take
the hipocratical.
Speaker 3 (27:51):
Well, we're straining all over the board here, Bud. There
was no national healthcare, much to the disappointment of Democrats everywhere,
that will come. I suspect if the socialists continue to
rise the Democratic Party.
Speaker 4 (28:09):
Here's the deal.
Speaker 3 (28:10):
The entire health profession took a hell of a beating
in COVID because you know it was it wasn't handled well.
And and here's the deal. When I say leave politics
out of medicine, I'm not just talking to you and
me the patients. I'm talking to those doctors. And I
don't know if they have sufficient self awareness to realize it, unfortunately,
(28:35):
and I don't want to say, paint with too broad
a brush. But some of the go to doctors on
local TV news, right, It's like, well, how many doctors
we have in this town. We have a medical school,
we have doctor you know, professor like people who teach
other people how to be doctors.
Speaker 4 (28:49):
We have, you know, a whole bunch of new Why do.
Speaker 3 (28:51):
We always get the same damn ones on TV?
Speaker 5 (28:53):
Right?
Speaker 3 (28:54):
And why do they always sound like democrat shills? I
and and and here's the deal. When I go and
sit down with the doctor, and I think I have
an appointment with a doctor in a couple of days.
My doctor is wonderful. He's even handed, he's honest. He
could not ask for better, and probably the same is
(29:15):
true of yours. I mean, you could be saying to yourself,
I wish I had more time, wish I could.
Speaker 4 (29:19):
Ask more questions.
Speaker 3 (29:20):
But that's you know, that's the man on his back.
But I watched the doctors on TV, and it's like
I'm getting a lecture from a friggin politician. And I
don't know if the medical establishment, at least the ones
who get selected to be on TV, I don't know
if they have enough self awareness to realize how damaging
(29:42):
they are to public trust for them and their profession. Unfortunately,
the arrogance and the politics of doctors, the big ones
who appear on TV are the experts that we consult.
I don't know if they realize how damaging, you know,
their very air is to public trust in their profession.
(30:04):
And I don't know if they grasp how crucial public
trust is to the effectiveness of their profession. So doctors,
don't you do your business by politics? And patients, let
us not make our medical decisions based on politics, and
we work back towards a little bit more normal in
the middle.
Speaker 4 (30:23):
I think we'll all be a lot better off. It's
time for news.
Speaker 3 (30:26):
We'll be back after that with the lawyer who's suing
the town of Brighton over in Nativity set that's coming
up on news radio.
Speaker 4 (30:32):
Why I'm eleven eighty.
Speaker 3 (30:33):
Socialism means pretty the big temp.
Speaker 4 (30:36):
It is the Democratic Party.
Speaker 3 (30:37):
Destruction of the Communist Party America today, These crazy little
minimum diners in America tomorrow.
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Now it's here, not a joke happens here? Where do
we want to go?
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