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from you two, so opportunity to call in. We got some time between now and six point thirty with Tech Friday Dave Hatter every Friday at six thirty, give you the topics on that in just a minute five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk or on five fifty on AT and T phones. And another quick reminder forty five kr se dot com and you can't listen live, get your podcasts and down the iHeart Media software so you can get your podcast

there and all the other iHeart Media content. It's easy way to stream. And good morning to my wife who regularly streams the audio from her smartphone. Anyway, Yes you of course I heard mediaviation expert Jay Ratliffe. Always loved this conversation with Jay. He's such a great guy. Jason Riley, one of my favorite columnists at the Wall Street Journals written about the affirmative action myth. You can get a

click on that. Listen to what the affirmative action myth exposes the hardcore statistical reality that the social welfare safety net actually the Yeah, I like the Johnson Administration's Great Society programs and the like, I have really done nothing to advance the well independence and financial stability of black people who were making unbelievable advances in the in the period of time prior to the enactment of those things. It's you know, hey, listen, you can't deny reality. It's

right there for everyone to enjoy, read and digest. So check it out fifty five cars dot com. I enjoyed my conversation with George Breunnman and Keith Tennenfeld, like to do this, have those guys in the Program to Restore Wellness dot org website. But there's lots of information resources about how you can improve your health and your your physical as well as mental wellness by just making a few changes in your life. And we got some good

information from Keith and George about that yesterday. So the link right there at fifty five KR see dot com and thank you Joe as always for updating the podcast page and the blog page to fifty five car Sea dot com. Coming up Tech Frida with Dave Addas I mentioned a moment ago, so SIS security neards cards will now be available online. Topic number two. Woman google's self and finds out she's been indicted for drug crimes and

frightening headline the coming Quantum Apocalypse from Wired magazine. The Quantum Apocalypse is coming. Be Very Afraid subcaption happens when quantum computers can finally crack encryption and break into the world's best kept secrets. It's called Q Day, the worst holiday maybe ever. Okay, little Debbie Downer on a Friday going into a three day weekend. Ajo Strekord, Corey Bowman returns, He'll be in studio. At seven oh five. We got Jim Stitt since any Warbirds thing going on Saturday, May

twenty fourth Memorial Day Dance at the Moonlight Pavilion. June sixth through eighth d Day Commemoration at Lunkan Airport. We get the details from Jim at seven point, follow by hair Don. Heinrich Toltzmann got a German Day celebration it's German Day singular celebration, but it's May twenty a through June first, isn't that German Days celebration kickoff for the German festival season? And I dearly enjoy having the various German societies in the studio. Why cause well, they love

to have fun. Gimmuchlia kite can be enjoyed at all the German festivals, but they usually bring in food and beverages and it's always a nice thing to have them in studio. So hopefully this year we'll get more of them in studio. And there's an ALS fundraiser. Richard Dickman's going to join the programmed eight thirty to talk about that. And finally, not to be confused with Todd Zenzer, citizen watchdog John Zinzer on the Save the Hyde Park Square

the signatures are in. I guess they got the requisite number of signatures to reverse the Cincinnati Council's edict and mandate over the wills of the voters in Hyde Park to change the zoning laws. Zoning laws that the City of Cincinnati imposed on all of the neighborhoods in the City of Cincinnati. With that connected community's nonsense so they've stuck it to everyone and then they unstuck at the Hyde Park through the advancement and the benefit of well

connected developers. So now the citizens may very well get what they ask for, which is an opportunity need to vote to reverse that imposition of city council's will on my friends in Hyde Park. I mentioned Todd Zenzer and Greg Keith Tennefield yesterday and we discussed the release of the RFK Junior Make America Healthy Again report. Didn't have it yet, We got it now and it's maybe doesn't go as far as some people wanted, but a few warning shots over the bow for may maybe pesticides and

pharmaceutical industry. Trump administration issued the Make America Healthy Again Commission Report yesterday. Of course, Robert F. Kennedy Junior had a the Health and Human Services Department. They pointed out four key factors in this report that they conclude are hurting United States children, ultra processed food. You knew that was going to be on the list, environmental chemicals, digital behavior and over medicalization and amphasized digital behavior. Of course,

because tech Front with Dave hat are coming up. Let's see here furthermore in the past, in the past nearly thirty years, they wrote, the chemicals children are exposed to have grown, and no country fully understands how the cumulative impact of this growth impacts health. However, rather than calling for specific actions against these health threats or reports says more studies are needed, including the National Institutes for Health,

to understand the impacts of things like microplastics and pesticides. Well, of course, nobody's researched it before all of these little cumulative effect things, and no one knows if they have an impact on our collective health. But you know, the industries change over the time, and more and more plastics are out there. No one can deny that it's convenient, it's helpful, it's nice to have a water bottle if you.

I mean, you know, they're everywhere. But nobody researched before they started putting things in plastics and introducing those chemicals and plastics into the world whether it was going to have a health impact. So maybe it's time to look into it. That's what this basically concludes. They report mentions glyc estate. Of course, that's the chemical and roundup. I don't know why they just singleed that one out, but it is everywhere children taking too much medicine, the report says.

Report note of the use of stimulant drugs, antidepressants and antipsychotics, as well as asthma medications, have an increase among all children within the past thirty or so years. The report cast speculation on childhood vaccination schedules, noting that the number of vaccines implemented the United States exceeds that of many your opinion vaccine schedules. And I paused when I read that, And that's a fact. They don't have as many vaccines

in Europe as we do. But maybe it's because they have socialized medicine and they can't bear the cost of the vaccines.

they're everywhere out there, prolific. And I look back on my life, I was the kind of kid that talked out in class. Ask any of my teachers. You skip reprimanded for it. Outburst like responding to comments a teacher made. And I felt that it was necessary to interject comedy when I heard something that provided a springboard to make a comedic gesture or comment. Well known for that I was. But you know what, I'd say that, and I know

that it was misbehaving. I probably would have been put on ADHD medications had they exist back existed back then, teachers would have complained to my mom and dad and they said, well, you know there's a medication out there, we can put him on riddling and it'll stop him from doing that. So I managed to survive, and I suppose the other students in my classroom managed to get through the case work in spite of the fact that

I had occasional outbursts. But I just reflect on my own personal experience in the context of how frequently and often ADHD medications are prescribed and believe that they're over prescribed personally. No, I'm not a doctor and I don't play one on radio, but it's this reports kind of

supports my perception of the whole situation. They said, well, stop stopping short of blaming vaccines for directly contributing to chronic illness and acknowledging that immunization will benefit children by protecting them from infectious diseases, which I agree they do. The report claims there's been a limited scientific inquiry into

the links between vaccines and chronic disease. In other words, we need to start studying it to find out if they're is any connection, which is great, and then there's

one I fully believe. I agree with Kennedy's report blamed a sedentary, technology driven lifestyle that's developed over the past forty years for increasing, in their words, chronic physical and mental health diseases, noting the childhood behaviors differ vastly from prior generations, citing data from the American Heart Association CDC and numerous other studies that have been published over the last fifteen years. See there's actually studies looking into this,

which they cite. The report noted how larger shares of children don't meet healthy standards of fitness and fewer children take parking daily physical activities, as if we needed a study to bear that out, which you've got to look around you look at your own chick children. I mean, if you're close to my age, probably have grown children. If you had children, you know damn well that the kids aren't as active today as they were back when we were younger. We didn't have the computers to glue

our eyes to the screen all day long. There wasn't online gaming, for example. You used to have to go to the arcade and put a quarter in the machine to do it. Money was limited back then. Anyway, they say the conclusions align with what has been observed globally. A twenty nineteen study sided finding that eighty one percent of adolescents between the ages of eleven and seventeen were

insufficiently physically active. Also in the report, parallel to the decline of physical activity American youth, they see deepening psychosocial crisis marked by arising mental health disorders, truth, sleep deficits, chronic stress, pervasive loneliness, all exacerbated exacerbated by the widespread influence of technology. The crisis persists despite rising therapy rates, with some suggesting it may exacerbate the issue. No kidding, well, I'm glad they said it out loud and put it

down in black and white in a report. This is something that needs to be well spread around. Information needs to get out there. Social media use also cited in the report is having a negative impact on children's mental health yep A certain in general. V. Vag Murphy under the Biden administration issue to Health Advisory back on twenty twenty three, warning an increase evidence suggested that social media use was damaging youth mental health. Why do you think

so many kids out there are having problems? Yeah, social media it's an awful, awful place out there. There's no accountability. People just have no I don't know, I call it sensitive korum. They have no ethics, is no morality. If you were talking face to face to someone with someone you I think, have a certain level of restraint on the words that you use. But when you're on social media you kind of say things blurred out, some really nasty, nasty things and just reflect back when you were a

young person. I mean, I think of this the young ladies out there, you know, twelve year old, thirteen year old, they're getting lamb basted on social media, people making fun of how they look or what they do, and the emotional stress that has to have on you. And it was bad enough when you heard those comments whispered behind your back and got wind of them, and you you thought about them when you're walking around at school during

the day. Imagine getting inundated with this all the time, and the idea that someone's sitting in front of a screen just absorbing all of that day in and day out. No wonder our young people have so many psychological problems. It doesn't shock me a bit anyway. At least it's there, it's on paper. Will we do anything about it? That remains to be seen? Five eighteen fifty five KR City Talk Station. Feel free to give me a call.

he he did. He stuck to his guns. But you know, I want the twenty seventeen tax cut to be made permanent, and that's what I'm hanging on to. Yeah, it doesn't give you everything. I know, we keep going further into debt. Well, yeah, you know, you and I aren't going to be able to solve that. But you take what you can get. So I'm pretty happy with it.

Messi both pointed out yesterday and the no vote. Listen, you guys got to wake the hell up. We are going to kill ourselves. And you had an opportunity with the Republicans controlling the House and the Senate and the

Presidency all three, you know, while two branches of government. Anyway, I know the Supreme Court gives us question every once in a while, but you know, here's an opportunity, you know, put your jobs on the line, save America and be remembered for the persons and people who actually did the responsible thing and saved us from our ourselves. And you know,

I'm with Massi and Davidson on this. I know I'll take yeah, I will take whatever ultimately the Senator proves, because they're planning on changing it, and we will deal with it. But no one up there has the will, the spine, or the the honesty and commitment to helping save the country long term. And that's where we stand, period and story on that topic, that's where we stand.

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my mom. Every once in a while, my buddy and I would skip Marlin's practice and walk from Keating Auditorium down back into the little UH area that had a royal family billiards and we would play video games.

There's no accountability, like you mentioned, and there's not people saying no, get out of the safety at Yeah, yeah, your parents just starts with your parents absolutely at home. I'll help you out even after, you know, even after you become an adult. You know, we all need help from time to time. I've got help from my parents, my wife's parents. But it's like this is help to get you going, moving forward and get out of the

safety net, exactly. And if you don't have people holding you accountable, you're not going to get out of safety net. You're gonna get comfortable and lazy. It's it all. I mean, a lot of us have more of a drive than others, but we can all get lazy. So we need people in our lives to go No, that's not okay, you're not gonna be able to stay here. If you know, if you have your kids move in when you for a little while when they're older, that's fine. I'll help

you out. But hey, there's a goal here. You go back out the door and you take care of yourself. And if you're not willing to do that, then all you're gonna do is is help them be lazy and all that. And we can't have that. So with government, there has to be things in place, like how they're trying to say able bodied. You know, people need to get jobs. You need to work, you need to support yourself. It's not okay. You're not going to die, so you'll be fine. Just get out there, get a job and work.

And oh, by the way, don't vote Democrats. Have a great weekend, Brian.

will be free. You won't have to follow any edicts or mandates from government in terms of how you live your life. It's liberating. Work is liberating work for the sake of work. It's good to have something that you have to go out in the world and do. I would argue it gives you the right to complain about government because they are taking part of your labor and turning it into taxes and then spending it in stupid, stupid, stupid ways. Anyway, there's a multitude of career opportunities out there.

The trades is what I keep going back to. That work requirement. Apply that toward getting some degree in the trades or learning and through being an apprentice a trade career path. I don't know, I don't know how anybody objects to something like that. Since that Department's Transportation and Energy completed, they say, over one thousand safety improvement projects on the City of Cincinnati streets Complete Streets Project whatever, Thank you, Liam.

throughout the city. Hyde Park saw the most sidewalk improvement with over twenty thousand square feet of sidewalk repaired or added. Neighborhood also saw an addition more than a third of a mile of new bike facilities and thirty five curve brand projects. Makes me question the order of priority anyway, since i've your Central Business Bureau, Downtown had the highest

number of safety improvement projects and comfort enhancements. McVeigh said most of these improvements were focused on installing and updating street lights. Mount Airy saw the most traffic calming projects. Joe Strucker just screaming in my ear about this speed humps, and that's exactly what mount Airy got, Joe speed humps, twenty seven of them. Anyhow, well, we're five thirty six fifty five care see the talk station. That's one way

of we view it. Don't go away, be right back fifty five the talk station Friday five forty Yes, the answer is always yes. Been a very happy Friday to ye five three seven fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk found five fifty on eight and t phones call in love to hear from you. You'll take a call here in a moment, But first of a strip of use, we go and it's always a distinct pledge to hear from Wassaie Jim, Jim, welcome back, my friend. Good to hear from you.

way of phrasing this. We will start in Woodville, Ohio, where Kristin she Kristin Kobel, forty five year old described as paraprofessional at Woodmore High School, has been formerly indicted on multiple felony charges related to the alleged sexual assault of a fifteen year old with developmental disability. Specifically, the kids got an IQ of fifty eight grand jury in Sandusky County and dined her on two counts of rape

two counts of sexual battery. Indictment stems from an incident January sixth, where she allegedly entered the student's home during a snow day and engaged in sexual conduct with him. Mom said she saw this woman committing sexual action on her son. Again fifty eight IQ. She'd been employed as a para professional at Woodmore High School since twenty sixteen, previously working in Ohio and other school districts. Following arrest,

she was placed on unpaid administrative a leave. Authorities have indicated an additional charge, including burglary for allegedly entering the home with ut permission. May be considered number two. In a comparable incident, former Colorado para professional admitted as sexually assaulting an underage special need student. Sounds remarkably similar, doesn't it. Former instructor also accused of providing a miner with fetnel and allegedly telling the boy to bring a gun to

school to shoot another faculty member. Co Award winner twenty eight year old Imma Jean k Ewer pleaded guilty to sexual assault on a child by one any position of trust and in the delinquency of a minor and first degree, both felonies. Part of the plea deal, three other felony accounts, one misdemeanor were dropped. She's sentenced to four years in jail. Back in November twenty three, Lakewood Police Department got a tip to the teacher to school allegedly noticed inappropriate writing

on a student's class worksheets. Staff member told investigators they witnessed you were expressing favoritism toward the sixteen year old student. Police said they found evidence of an inappropriate relationship between you and the underage boy that began around September of

twenty three. During the trial, first Judicial District Attorney officer a special victims prosecutor, brend Chase, accused you were of providing illicit substances to the boy, including ftanyl, and allegedly instructing the special needs students to shoot a faculty member

at the school. Adding to the stack, Tasha Pernell, female teacher number three middle school principle in Delaware, pled guilty to two counts of third degree rape one kind of continuous sexual abuse of a child, charges brought in the Superior Court of Delaware after an investigation by the state police into the rape of a child under the age of sixteen for now forty four teacher at Stanton Middle School, where she repeatedly sexually assaulted the victim between twenty ten

and twenty fourteen, later serving as a principal of Ai Middle School from twenty twenty until her suspension and termination in twenty four They don't believe their additional victims, and the plea deal prosecutors Adrea to drop sixteen additional sexual crimes charges recommend a maximum sentence of eight years in prison, despite the charges carrying a potential sentence of seventy five

years sentencing in August. And finally, Florida teacher accused of engaging an illicit sexual relationship with the student that authority set amounts to a betrayal. Twenty seven year old Brooke Anderson arrested after allegations is a sexual relationship with the student surfaced, charged with three counts of unlawful sexual activity

with a minor people might see here uh Hegxeth. County Sheriff's office booked her into jail Friday last and she was released the following day on a forty five thousand dollars bail at Lease said the relationship started with sexually explicit text messages, but the reportedly escalated to physical encounters in the weeks leading up to her arrest. The student claimed to have had multiple instances of sexual encounters with Anderson. There you go, what are your children doing in school?

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woman's bedroom naked. Avontae Cooper, thirty years old, charged with first degree burglary, attempted first degree forcible rape, two counts of anis and exposure, two counts of profession of up to half and out a possession rather up to half an ounce of weed in connection with two separate incidents. First heard eleven thirty pm A sixteenth police called report of a burglary at a home in a senior living community. Victim told officers of male suspect was in her room

unclothed when she woke up. Suspect fled by the time police showed up. Five days later, offic officers called the indecent exposure incident about a mile away from the first one. That's where they found Cooper Video evidence tid Cooper to the incident. In the exposure he May sixteenth burglary. Cooper held away kind of jail without bail in the attempted rape case, with bail said a one thousand dollars secured later upon his release, he may not have contact with

any of the victims. No kidding, uh break in described as a Goldilocks and three bears moment that according to Michael Duarte, Duarte, a sports writer for NBC four local news in Los Angeles, told his news station that he had been away fro him home for a few days returned his past Saturday to find someone had broke it into his Echo park Holm. He said he could see food the glass door in the back of his home,

that the kitchen had been ransacked. First, he thought a wild animal had made its way inside to damage things, but broken glass panel next to the door immunicated to break in. When he made his sort to the front door, he told the station he noticed another glass panel had been broken, and the dist he noticed something peculiar. He said, it wasn't a bear, just a naked man, although that naked man could have been a bear, right Joe, He said, to see it man not just sleeping in my bed,

but completely naked, sleeping in my bed. I was shocked. It's like Goldilocks from the Three Bears, and someone's been in my bed instead of the little bear. He told friend waiting in the car with his bets to call police, who arrived to arrest the man. As the man was being led away in handcuffs, he threatened to kill him, and his friend spoken for the LA Police Department to

immediately respond to the Times inquiry on the request. It's Los Angeles Times reporting shortly after the arrest, already began to serve with the damage. He said. The man appeared to have been in his home for many hours, helping himself to food in the fridge. He said he ate a box of ice cream sandwiches. He ate a dull whip, a whole box of beyond beef burghers, and that he had stuffed in the microwave to cook. Also found duarte stash at chewing gum. He said, I have fresh pack

was sixty inside unopened. He opened it up, chewed all of them, then spit a big wad of gum about the size of the softball. A's this tradition, yeah right, and finally got A woman in Japan arrested for allegedly locking her naked partner on their balcony for the night, leading to his death from exposure to the cold. Fifty four year old arrested on charge of assault and lethal confinement.

This in the Japan Nagasaki region. The woman ordered the victim to get out on the balcony while he was naked and confine him there, according to the local police. Next day, police rushed to the scene after an emergency call. The forty nine year old was found quote nearly dead clothes quote in a room. He later died of hypothermia. Temperature that night dropped down to thirty eight point sixty

six fahrenheit. Woman earlier attacked her partner, who was the common law husband, with a knife, leading him with nose injuries that took two weeks to heal. To reveal the cut one of the man's nose, Please are investigating the possibility the man was a victim of daily domestic violence. H fivefty six fifty five KR City Talk Station got more to talking about between six oh five when we get back and bottom of the hour with Tech Friday's

Dave Hatterer at six point thirty uh. If you can feel free to call regardless, I'll be right back.

been indicted on drug try crimes. It'd be a little alarming and the coming quantum apocalypse, you know, So we went on a real positive note. Dave had it this morning Corey Bowman in studio Mayoro Kennedy, Corey Bowman, City of Cincinnati Vote. Corey Bowman will have him in studio to talk about what's going on, what's on his mind as he moves forward with his campaign. Jim's did since

a Warburgs Jim's did. There's a Memorial Day Dance at Moonlight Pavilion on Saturday and then June sixth through eighth, d Day commemoration that's taking place at Lunkan Airport. Details from Jim at seven point forty, follow by hair Don Heinrich Toltzman, our resident German expert on all things German.

We've got a German Day celebration, which I'm cracking up because it's German Day celebration, but it says May twenty eight through June first, only Germans can make one day last the whole week, right, Joe, You being German, you would know more than anyone. Kick off to the German festival season it is, and again I love the German festival season, and I'm certainly loving this. German Club's come in the studio bringing usually a kite and usually some

awesome food and drink als fundraiser. That's at eight point thirty with Richard Dickman. You'll be talking about that and closing the show out with John Zenz or not to be confused with Todd, but save Hyde Park Square. The signatures are in and the residents are going to have an opportunity to overturn with the City Cincinnati imposed upon

them against their will. Not exactly a luster or two of how a representative form of government is supposed to work, now, is it, Eddie how I didn't mention it, but since I did start out the morning show with the release of the Make America Healthy Report from RFK Junior and some of the highlights in that, I think this is a wonderful development in the name of health for the

American people, at least those on snap Benefits. Department of Agricultural Secretary of Brook Rawlins was talking in Nebraska on Monday and an event yesterday with the release of the Make America Healthy Again Report, the Trump administration is approving waivers that will eliminate junk food from the food stamp programs. Monday, she was in Nebraska, signed the first waiver, also signed awaiver for Indiana and Iowa, with in her words, half a dozen more coming down the line. Do you think

Ohio will ask for a waiver? Joe, No, that was a quick no. You didn't even hesitate to think about it. She said. We are on track to sign multiples of SNAP waivers to get junk food and sugary drinks out of our foodstamp program amen. According to reporting, forty two million, On average, forty two million low income Americans received food stamp assistance every month. One in five American children under the age of seventeen received SNAP benefits. Nebraska that waiver,

it's a two year pilot program. That's the first date in the nation to bar recipients a federal foodstamp program from using the money to buy junk food, soda, and other high sugar items well and supplement a nutrition assistance program. There's nothing nutritious about them. Why are we paying for going into someone's body? This is zero nutritional value. In effect, it's bad for you. It diabetes anyone. Texas and West Virginia also applied for a waiver. Governor Greg Abbott Texas.

SNAP was created to increase in access to nutritious food state in the obvious. However, many SNAP purchases are for food with little to no nutritious value. Under the trub administration, for the first time since the program was authorized, states can take steps to eliminate the opportunity to buy junk food with SNAP benefits and as sure that taxpayer dollars are used only to purchase healthy, nutritious foods.

for you. We're forcing you to do the right thing

for yourself. Anyway, at Court, to the White House Press Secretary Carolyn Levitt, Trump wants the Congressman Thomas Massey and Congressman Warren Davidson to be primary because they voted no on the Big Beautiful Bill asked about this White House reporter Mike Carter at the press briefing yesterday, she pointed out Thomas Massey and Warren Davidson voting no. I believe Trump does in connection with the lawmakers being primaried, and I think or so either And I don't think he

likes to see grand standards in Congress. According to the reporting and comment earlier in the week, Trump called Massy a grandstander. Well, she said, what's the alternative? This is an insane statement. I would like to ask those members of Congress. Did they want to see a tax hike? Did they want to see our country go bankrupt? That's the alternative by them trying to vote no bankrupt. It was the very the fundamental principle of why they did

vote no. Good comments from Massy On that. She went on to saying the President believes the Republican Party needs to be unified, and a vast majority of Republicans clearly are. Yeah, they're unified, and their collective state of denial about the financial situation we find ourselves in in this country, A

trillion dollars annually and growing in debt service. That's the interest we pay on the on the debt we've we've incurred Massy yesterday, explaining his vote for his reason for voting, No, I'm here to deliver a dose of reality, which is always what you can get when Congress from MASSI speaking. This bill dramatically increases deficits in the near term, but promises our government will be fiscally responsible five years from now where we heard that before. How do you bind

a future Congress to these promises? The bill is a debt bomb, ticking.

support this big deficit plan. Amen. Further comments from Congress from mass very soon the government be paying. Are you ready for this sixteen thousand dollars of interest per us family? Imagine what could be done with that kind of money. He estimates under bills, taxing and spending levels, a national debt could balloon by as much as thirty trillion dollars over the next ten years, saying Congress can do funny math, fantasy math if it wants, but bond investors don't. We're

not rearranging deck chairs on the Titanic tonight. We're putting coal in the boiler and setting a course for the iceberg. Well stated, and someone else you can count on to speak truth to power. Senator Ran Paul. He is not going to be in voting for the big beautiful bill either when it lands over in the Senate where they will make changes. Yeah, grand standard, he said. I've told them they'll if they'll take the debt ceiling off it,

which they are, I'll consider voting for it. We never ever voted to raise the debt ceiling.

the debt ceiling. Republicans now own the debt, he said. The Republicans now own the spending. There's no more blaming. Oh, it's former President Joe Biden's fault. That that is, it's simply a Defit is fully and completely owned by the Republicans after this bill. Well, they're right period. Wish Republicans had a little more back then. And at least we're as honest as Davidson, Massey and Paul are six sixteen fifty five KRC Detalk station. Get touch with Zimmer Heating

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vehicle mandate yay. That's following a similar action from the House, which earlier this month voted two forty six to one sixty four oh bipartisan support for a resolution resolution rescinding the federal waiver giving California the right to impose an EV mandate on the population done under the nineteen ninety

six Congressional Review Act, which allows lawmakers to overturn recent regulations. Well, the President has to sign off on this, but since it passed the House and Senate on why to bipartisan support, you know Trump's going to sign this one into law. Under California's mandate, thirty five percent of automaker's automakers sales next year are required to be zero emission vehicles, and

that jumps to sixty eight percent twenty thirty. And that does not remember, that doesn't include hybrids, which seems to be the wave of the future. Hybrids do have emissions because they are part electric and part gasoline. State in the obvious man's plaining, I may be you may know that, but that's the fact, and a lot of people like them. You can go quite a few miles on the battery, maybe just zipping around town doing some errands without having

to use the battery. But guess what, when the electricity runs out, the motor will kick in yay, and that'll recharge the battery while you're driving around using the motor. It's it's an ideal, you know. It's sort of interim approach to this. And it's also noted and I appreciate the Wall Street journals acknowledging this. Two emissions from gas cars don't contribute to pollution their plant food. Nonetheless, the EPA, under President Biden granted a waiver to bless this policy.

Automakers pointing out that quotas will force them produce fewer gasoline cars. Prices would certainly rise to offset losses from EV's which is going on right now. Mandate harms workers as well. Automakers have already shed jobs in order to push up their EV production. Michigan already lost eleven thousand, six hundred motor vehicle and parts job over the past

couple of years. Is anybody crying over that job? You've seen any articles written about the emotional and psychological trouble that the Autobbo workers who lost their jobs as a consequence of EV mandates have been dealing with. No not a word government workers. However, they'll make the press when you fire them. Even Democratic Senator Elissa Slotkin joined along with other Republicans killing the calif Orny mandate. Of course,

she's from Michigan. Quote, I have a special responsibility to stand up for the more than one million Michiganders whose livelihoods depend on the US auto industry.

myb M memibe pronounce it as you will. Based on the current market slowdown, we expect EV sales in twenty thirty to fall below the thirty percent that we previously targeted. You said EV's might might might not make up around twenty percent of their sales by the end of the decade. Their previous goal was a sixty nine billion dollar investment in EVS and related software. By twenty thirty that number down to forty eight point four billion. Still put a

lot of money into it. And this is after Honda said earlier this month that it was placing a two year pause on the ten point seven billion dollar plant upgrade its factory in Ontario, Canada, to make it into an EV building hub, supporting a facility here in Ohio. And you know, Hot is not the only one. A lot of automobile manufacturers are going in the same direction. It's like chasing their tail, trying to force EVS on a population that doesn't want them. Six twenty five Tech

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It says something to the effect of not for identification purposes, and if people go back and look, you'll find that, you know, originally this wasn't supposed to be used the way that it is now is sort of a primary key or unique identifier for you as an individual.

that you could download. You could access it online, so you don't you can't really lose it per se.

that will be there. But nevertheless, I've already created account in the Social Security Administration, and I've turned on multi facture authentication all that sort of stuff. So the first thing I would suggest to folks is it wouldn't be a bad idea if you haven't done it already, to go out to the Social Security Administration, go through the process of creating an account. Make sure you create a strong, unique password like we always describe on the show when

we talk about passwords. You know, longer is better, use a password manager, store that password in it. And you know, if you have a password manager, you can just let it generates some the longest string of random mumbo jumbo possible for that particular site. Longer, longer, longer is better.

You know, once you get over twelve characters, it gets much more difficult to crack once you get up to them at eighteen, especially if you've got symbols and numbers in there as well as letters, and it's basically uncrackable. But I also get that that's hard hard for folks to remember, which is why, Brian, if you get a password manager, one password, for example, you can create one strong unique password for your password manager, some phrase that

only you would know longer is better. Turn on MFA on your password vault slash manager. Then you then you can create strong, easily create and managed strong unique passwords for all your accounts.

well where you could store that card digitally. You know, certainly if you can see it online, you could download a photo of it. I would just remind folks, you know, once you set up the account once you use whatever security mechanisms they make available, and hopefully they'll do the right things there again, give you MFA for example, you

know you want to be careful with that card. Again, if your card is stolen, that's not helpful to you, but you know this does give you a much quicker and easier way to replace it if you will, because you know, even if your phone got stolen in this case, you just log in and get another copy of the card, but you know it would be important to protect the digital version of that card.

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don't necessarily want to be associated with. So part of my argument for doing this would be, so you see these things that are out there, and then if you are looking for a job or whatever, you can get in front of it. Hey, I know, when when you check into my background, you're going to find this thing, right, Well, that's not me, and here's the proof of it, so

that's part of it. This is a little little trickier for her because apparently in her case, when they indicted these people, they somehow got her mixed up with an old phone number or something, and what she found was a picture of her old driver's license out there. So this isn't just someone with the same name has done something, right and oh well, yeah, this is another person with the name Dave Hatter, But that's not me there in Colorado. I'm in Kentucky whatever.

has mistaken me for someone else. You know, here law enforcement is looking for actively looking for her because they've identified the wrong person and you know, the story goes on to say that it's it's shoddy police work. But back to your point about how do you delete it, Brian, you know there are services out there like delete me

and others. The whole idea of delete me is, all right, go find information about me out there on the Internet, and then you know, like with all these data brokers and so forth, and depending on which state you're in and what the state privacy laws are, you can request to have information delete it. But you have to find these people and then you have to put these requests in. In many cases you have to kind of cajole them to get this done so you can pay a service

like delete me. Again, they've been around the longest. To go out and find information about you and try to remove it. The Google alert is the cheap and dirty way just to see what's out there about you. It's not going to find everything, but it will find things that other people could easily find. And you know, to your point earlier in the segment, yes, it can be really difficult to get stuff removed and maybe it's not worth the effort. Again, especially if it's something that you

can easily dismiss. If you know what's out there and get out in front of it. But you know, for this woman, this obviously would have been fairly catastrophic had she gotten arrested and sat in jail until all this got cleared up. So again I would suggest to folks whether you just occasionally use Google, since it is still the biggest, most popular, probably best search engine in terms of the largest amount of context in its index, just

occasionally go Google your name and variance of it. You can set up Google Alerts, which is a free service. It's actually the only thing I use from Google. So I have Google Alerts set up on things like Dave Hat or David Hatter, city of Fort right, so when those terms show up new in their index, it will send me an email and I can go see, well what is this about? Right? So Google Alerts is actually

a valuable service. It's free. It will tell you when any variant of anything that you want to search on shows up in their index. Again, it's not comprehensive. It's not going to find everything. It's only finding things that are new from that point forward, and then you know, you can just do a standard search on Google. It's not a bad idea to use bing and Duck duck, go and start page and other search engines too, and

just to get some idea of what's out there. And then if there are things that are less flattering or that you would want to either a try to get rid over at least no exist and a dress in a preemptive way. You have some insight into what's out.

Fort Wright. I don't know that city of so I'll occasionally get hits on Fort Wright coming out of Washington, but I I you know, from my perspective personally, No, I haven't seen anything too crazy.

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the worst holiday maybe ever. That's the article from Wired. Yeah, it's it's funny. You know, people throw around the term apocalypse all the time. Yeah, and you know, I don't know that we're heading for an apocalypse.

know this quantum computing is part of it. So in a nutshell, the idea of quantum physics, which is the base that quantum computing comes from, is not new, right all the way back in nineteen hundred, physicist Max Plank published a study that sort of started all this, And then in nineteen ninety five a guy named David Deutsch and another guy named Richard Josh assuming I'm pronouncing it right, demonstrated a quantum algorithm that would be able to outperform

any sort of traditional algorithm on specific types of problems. And then from there we've gotten into this race where people are trying to build these quantum computers. The basic gist of it all boils down to and again this gets you know, into some really wild physics and quantum mechanics and all kinds of crazy stuff I don't know that much about. But the basic gist is, you know, current computers are binary. You know, everything is on or

off one or zero. These this uses some kind of technique called cubits where essentially the quantum computer can do things, can be in multiple states at one time instead of on or off. So for certain types of problems, a quantum computer is you know, potentially many many times exponentially faster than a traditional computer at certain types of tasks. It's not faster or better at everything, but it's it's

again exponentially better at certain types of things. One of them, which is really the gist of this story, is that all of the current encryption mechanisms we have out there, things like our say encryption AES two fifty six encryption that's used to protect and drive everything that we have today, will potentially be crackable by these quantum computers once they become fully operational. Now, as you might guess, not only

are these very difficult to build, they're incredibly expensive. You have to have like you know, liquid nitrogen super cooled environments. That this is not something that's easy to do. But you've got you know, lots of the big tech companies in the United States in a race for this IBM, Google, Microsoft, three of the main players.

pretty easily. Mist has already been working on quantum resistant encryption algorithms specifically for this purpose. But part of the problem, Brian is, you know, even if your company has done everything right, you have all of your data encrypted using today's best technologies, once these come fully online, well that's out the window. And that's one of the reasons, and

I believe this speculation is right. One of the reasons why China and others have been so aggressive about trying to steal data is even if they can't crack it today, right, it's encrypted now, I don't have the capability to crack it today. Once they once they get a quantum computer that is fully operational, they will be able to easily crack the encryption on everything they've sucked up so far. And that's this Q day idea they mentioned in this story at some point in the you know, now, there's

a lot of speculation when this will happen. Most of the speculation has been wrong so far. But the idea that we are rapidly approaching a time where current encryption

techniques will no longer be sufficient. Anything that was encrypted using these old techniques will be easily crackable and then less and until everyone adopts these new quantum resistant encryption algorithms, which require more power and you know, encrypting all this data, we are essentially kind of in a scenario where everything could be exposed.

wrong with us? You know, allowed to have some measure of privacy in our data? You know, well, A, I agree with you wholeheartedly, but be keep in mind.

Shor's algorithm, bracking current encryption mechanisms will become fairly simple. Unfortunately, and again in less than until you move to these quantum resistant algorithms, you will be pretty much exposed. And I encourage people go checking us again. You can go down some super deep rabbit holes where this stuff gets

so mind bending. But you know, if you just kind of look at the state of things, right that there's essentially a race on just kind of like the nuclear race or the AI race, And you know, this is sort of adjacent to the AI race. They're not necessarily the same thing, but again kind of adjacent to each other. If a foreign adversary were to be able to and there are some that speculated this is all this Q day has already happened. We just don't know it yet. I have no evidence of that.

you've got it all at time. Dave, interest it dot Com. Thanks is always your company for sponsoring the segment. It is always a great segment. Dave, learn a lot from you. Look forward to next Friday. In another edition. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Always my pleasure, Brian, Thanks.

have Corey Bowman here. Corey, of course won the primary. He is the Republican candidate for mayor of the City of Cincinnati. We all recognize an uphill challenge, but I think one that Corey is up to. Corey, good to see you again.

donate and help out. And this is the point in time in the race where you really have to start buckling down on fundraising and putting signs in yards and shoring up support. Where are you in so in terms of the campaign, because you know, I know very little about campaign strategy. So you're getting at least getting some help from the Hamilton kint of Republican Party.

An amazing man, amazing public servant as well. Yeah, so you know, I'm my goal is to listen to those that have you know, been in maybe similar waters or people that actually know what they're doing, and to just say, hey, what's going to be the best way to move forward with this? And then also to learn about the position as well. What I found out is that a lot of people become expert campaigners, but they're not experts in the job that they're applying for.

We're gonna hear from Johnson's or who's behind that effort at the end of the program at eight forty five, he'll be joining the show to talk about the signature efforts. But step in the right direction from your perspective.

knew about. But in just a short amount of time, this army in Hyde Park has basically gotten I believe that they're going to reach their goal of close to fifteen thousand signatures to get on the ballot.

consistent with the square itself. It's a very unique space, and I think it's one of the reasons that people in Hyde Park are so proud of where they live.

with Mayor Aftab. That is not what has happened with all the council members that voted for this, and you're seeing the repercussions of that through this ballot initiative with the Hyde Parks where well.

with them as well. One of the biggest things I've seen is development or improper use of development, and a lot of that has to do with kind of the hand of the city kind of directing everything toward wherever they wanted to. We see it in College Hill, we see it in Bond Hill. Yeah, So what I tell people is that they just happen to mess with the wrong people that actually have the funds and the recent

in the grit to be able to fight this. And so I think that this is going to be a statement that the entire city can stand up against this and we can actually have a voice in this.

emergency initiative so that nobody can question it. But then they actually overstep their boundaries even further and ask for a rezoning a.

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Beyond that, Corey, I mentioned Hyde Park as an opportunity because of what the city Council and the mayor did to them, and obviously that the petition to drive the signatures have been gathered, obviously a groundswell of energy directed toward their displeasure with the city Council and its actions related to zoning.

and paste national politics. We are here to run for this city. There are things that are going on with our infantry structure, with our crime, with certain policies with the developments like what we're talking about with Hyde Park. And I believe that people have a choice. They deserve a choice for somebody that's going to stand up for them. And that's what we're running on.

You know, it's like the definition of stupidity, doing the same thing over and over again, expecting a different result. Go a different path. You know, you're not going to be eternally damned by voting for a Republican who is interested in helping out your neighborhood.

you a vote. So what I'm telling people is that from now until November, we are running as hard as we can to convince people that we are educated on these policies, we are educated on the legislative process of it, and we are going to be the best candidate to vote for in November.

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it has been an inherited thing. Current city council has inherited a problem that has been building over years and years, the state of infrastructure in the city of Cincinnati. I know they're touting they got one thousand things done. It was an article and I believe was the enquire Today. Is in my stack of local stories. But I'm sorry, if you drive around the city, it just does not

seem to be that way. Your your comments on that you have some plans in terms of infrastructure and locating the railroad money that's coming in now, Well.

who do you think you inherit it from? Ah comment, Yeah, exactly, Who's been in power for the last over fifty years, and these are policies that, like you said, have snowballed and that have just basically compounded where now you see the results of that in our roads, in our infrastructure, and honestly, a big thing on my heart is that we don't have the capacity to take on these events that Cincinnatians want to have, whether it be with sporting

events or concerts or festivals or conferences, and we don't have the capacity to be able to take it on because we've just neglected our infrastructure for so long.

given neighborhood within the city. And if your infrastructure is crumbling, or you've got problems with your sewage or you I mean, we could go on and on about the different areas that have been neglected, but you're not going to get that investment you're logging for.

That's what we have to do. And when you see the things like the speed bumps that are going along on all the roads in our city, these are band aids to really root issues of things that we're not addressing.

that starts from the top. That starts from the policies that we put in place, whether it be with non pursuit laws or things that are tying the hands of these officers. We're not allowing them to do their jobs. You know, in our coffee shop, we have a lot of officers that come in in the area where one of the only businesses in the area. So they stop in to whether we go the restroom, whatever, and we

have a lot of conversations. And what I hear from these Cincinnati Police Department officers is that they have such a heart for this city. They want to protect and serve, They want to be involved in the community. They want to be seen as the help for the city, not as just the bad guys. And I think that that is what is being portrayed from the top down.

We know you appreciate law enforcement in your neighborhood, and they're good people. They want to help you. That's why they signed up for the job. They love the neighborhood, they love the community, they love the city of Cincinnati. Who else would sign up for a job like that if you really didn't want to protect and serve.

Bowman dot com where you find Corey. Help him out, donate to his campaign, get a yard sign, help him out, maybe do some door knocking for Corey. As we get closer to November, Corey, we'll talk again, hope soon and in three weeks your little bundle of joy coming your way. I wish you and your wife. All the best and the hell the happiest and healthiest baby you can get is on the way, of course, Thank you Brian. Everybody have a great Memorial weekend. Amen Brother seven thirty seven.

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with some fifty six. We got some German celebrations to talk about hair. Don Heinrich Toltzman, our resident German expert. We'll get him out of his room here and around the corner. We'll talk about the German Day celebration and the German festival season that lies ahead of us. Also, als fundraiser is coming up. It's Richard Dickman at eight thirty to talk about that. Plus John Zenzer with the Save Hyde Park Square campaign. We'll hear from John at

eight forty five. I hope you can stick around for the eight o'clock hour.

looks weird, but hey they are. They're pretty cool. When you got all the German folks around similarly drafts, you're in good company of course, hoisting beers and drink, eating the wonderful of food and the sausages and oh my god, my mouth is water and just thinking about it.

one of the oldest such celebrations in the nation. And the German American Citizens League is a sponsoring organization, was founded in eighteen ninety five and it's the umbrella organization of all the societies in the Tri State. People might not realize it, but we have more than forty of them. You mentioned the Colpin that's one of the member societies. There's the Donald Schwaubman, the Germania, the Hendelmeyer Mustard Club. Yes, we do have a German mustard club.

German heritage. Yeah, and for the one hundred and thirtieth German Day, we have a three day, three events, three different days.

have their own banners. And it's just a really cool thing that that that the German societies and clubs do well.

German Day kickoff at Finland Market. They have a very nice beer garden there on Elm Street and we like to meet in Finland Market because that's where the roots of many of our groups go back to. And we'll have the Hedono Schwaben dancers will be there. We will have a parade of all the different societies that you

were mentioning. Yeah, and we have our good German band, the Well the Fairs fair Eines Muzikompton consists of musicians from the different Germans siyes and even promised this year they're going to play some of the hit songs from eighteen ninety five, which.

at the Holfbrie House. And some people said, well, I don't know if we I have thirty friends, but when they when they turned out to be a winner, they have more than thirty friends.

have many interesting artifacts there. We have immigrant trunks, we have wooden shoes that immigrants from northern Germany war. We have tools and cooking utensils, we have passports, some of them go back well to the early eighteen hundreds, and we have a lot of pictures. We even have some people might be interested in this. We have a painting of Kaiser Wilhelm with his signature oh wow. So it's

quite where a rare item. We also have genealogical books and sources there, and so it's a very unique thing.

The German Heritage Museum as open Sundays from one to five or one to four, i should say, and it's just a great place to come out learn more about the German heritage, because we're all for good Munglish kite and festivities, but we also want to stress learning more about the cultural history and the German immigration and the different groups we have here, which we've been talking about, because they all have their different customs and tradition coming

from different parts of the country. And we'd like to see you there in your later hosen if you could make it, maybe to the Hofbrils or to Findlay Market. Would love to see you there and everybody to come there and learn more about the German heritage and have a good time.

if they want someplace. Do you accept donations of things with historic connection to Germany.

people have donated many valuable things. I mentioned these immigrant trunks that we have from the nineteenth century and some from the early twentieth century, the wooden shoes, we even have a spinning wheel was brought here, and we had tools that were made by craftsmen because in the old country you studied a craft or trade by the apprentice ship system, and then you had to produce a tool.

a detailed description of what a person looked like. They tell if you were thick or a finn, if you had a pointed nose with the color of your hair and with your ears, like the passports are really quite descriptive or if you you know, whatever you look like in general. But yes, we do like to collect some things, and some of them items they came from the old German societies that had holes in the over the Rhine

district and we collected their items. We have some very large pictures of members of German societies going back to the early nineteen hundreds, and in some cases we have collected the names of the people in a picture. For example, the Bavarian Beneficial Society that was founded in eighteen seventy five, we've got a picture, must have all about fifty sixty of the members, and we have the names of these people.

And some people actually they've come to the museum and they said, here's a picture of our grandfather or our grandmother and we've never seen this picture. Oh wow, it's really really something that when they find that information. So we have again all the German Day celebration. It's a fund raiser supports our museum, and we're very proud that we have. Just think of that one hundred and thirty years that our organization has been founded. And we had

some hard times in the past, especially prohibition. Can you imagine having a German festival without beer?

the German community generally and all these different societies. You always have a welcome spot here in the fifty five KRSE Morning Show and for my listeners. All the details for these events that Harr Toltzman talked about are on my blog page at fifty five KRC dot com. Uh Feeling donk Harro Don Don Henriy Toltzman. It's always a pleasure to.

I hope you can stick around fifty five car the talks date eight twenty four at fifty five kr C, the talk station, Happy Friday, A.

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drawing everybody's attention to it. Although one little thing that's in there for my firearms owning friends, it does contain the Constitutional Hearing Protection Act, which eliminates both the federal registration requirement and the two hundred dollars tax on firearms suppressors. So you got to search for the good bits that are in that. And there are some like keeping the tax cuts in place, but they didn't cut enough out

of government spending. I agree with Congressman Davidson and Congressman Massey a twenty five Right now, stick aroun we're gonna learn about als fundraiser, then we're gonna hear about and the status of the Save Hyde Park Square campaign. I'll be right back.

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to the morning show. It's good to hear from you. Hey, thanks to having me, Brian, happy to and thanks for what you do every day because I know folks love Smoke Justice barbecue. And you're also a proud sponsor of the ALS event that's coming up. It's called second annual Q four Care Que for Care fundraiser. Let's hear about this and first time me ask how did you get involved with the eight with ALS aka Louke Gerrigg's disease.

who is recently diagnosed. So it's you know, those are just examples, but it seems like every time I turn around, I've got someone that I know or someone that's a customer that has a family member or friend that has had this disease.

we'll kick off with a barrel pick. It's an old forster barrel pick, which we've got one hundred and eighty of them, and we will be selling those and all proceeds go to these the following organizations. On Wednesday always Lifting Spirits, and on Thursday Chair Force one and Friday is Operation Ramp It Up. All three of those organizations make up the triple play that the Red celebrate on June.

We've had we served over five hundred meals and it had a great time while servicing that community. But that starts at eleven o'clock and it ends at eleven am and it ends at ten pm.

tickets that ALS is selling. Is selling all these ALS organizations, Uh with John Hopkins, the man with Zach Brown Band, He's going to be there and it's going to be a pre game event where again when we march across with our signs and say we're walking for our loved one, and when we get to the stadium, we'll have that pre game event and then we'll sit together and watch the game.

sir and your wonderful, wonderful restaurant, Smoke Justice. The link to all the events and information is on my blog page fifty five cares dot com Richard, so my listeners can easily go back and figure out where they need to be in a what time. Thanks again, man, you keep up the great work. Richard. It's just awesome having you on the program. Next time you're in the studio. All right, you're in studio with some Smoke Justice.

your own destiny, charting your own zoning laws. They said, no, we're going to give these well connected developers a variance over the connected communities, which they show down every neighborhood's throat at first, and we're gonna let you go ahead and move forward with your huge development. And I've seen the designs for this. Todd Zenser has been on the program No relation, and he did the graphics that are

circulating out. It's monstrous. The dynamic of High Park Square be changed dramatically so it doesn't shock at all.

ninety two, and they were all over the city. We were in all kinds of neighborhoods, Mount Airy, north Side, North Avon Hill, Poddock, Paddock Hills, Mount Lookout, Mount Washington. We covered the waterfront and the city gave us that number, not just Hyde Park.

zoning or not, and they obviously got it. That is the biggest piece of this.

city Council, the Planning Commission, and the developers decide what's going to be. That's why we had volunteers from all over the city and all the different neighborhoods. This is amazing too. What you're focusing on on what I really feel is the most important thing about citizens voice and

neighborhood councils planned Cincinnati. The functional planning document for the city says that the city expects its community organizations such as community councils and business associations and others to actively participate in the development and revitalization of the communities they represent. That's a direct quote that plan. This administration hasn't been doing that. I don't feel like it's been going on

for a while. This is what the city has said today and with these and we will be dropping these off at City Hall. We'll be gathering around twelve thirty right on the front steps and we will be marching in the boxes plural of petitions to hand them over to the city who get ten days with them. Then they go on to the Board of Elections, they get ten days with them, and then we'll know what number we actually got that was certified.

the ballot. There were plenty of chances for that. This isn't something that just happened on April twenty third. This goes all the way back late January, the very first meeting, they received more than seven hundred emails saying please don't do this, and nobody changed their behavior. Nobody changed. Then we have the Planning Commission meeting in March five and a half hours of testimony. That was another chance, and

I didn't see anybody changed their behavior. Then the last couple of days April twenty two and twenty three, the Equitable Growth and Housing Committee and City Council itself, we got a fairly stern talking to from the front of the room about we need marriage counseling with the developer because we're not communicating well altogether. And the developer was saying, you know, we it was really hard.

the zone change, so they knew damn well. In advance, there was this massive opposition, which is why it illustrates the failure of representative government. They didn't care what their constituents want.

be doing or anybody else should be doing. But we went out and we did this and it feels good, it feels right, and it's a positive thing to say. Representative government still has to hear the people. I am excited to see this go forward, and we're just really grateful to everyone and signed, everyone who collected, everybody who worked on it. Today is a real celebration day for.

It's been pleasure having you on and I'm glad you were ending on the week on a positive notee you observe, John. It makes me feel really good about that. And for the residents of.

commemoration at Lunkin Airport. Don Heinrich Toltzman about all the German events coming up, German Day Celebration, three days worth of German Day celebration and some comments about the the German Museum details of fifty five cars dot com. Also Richard Dickman from Smoke Justice with the ALS fundraiser events that are coming up. Cool guy he is. And then finally, of course John Zenzer in my discussion with John there,

I hope you have a wonderful Memorial Day weekend. Remember those who paid the ultimate price sacrifice for their their in their service to their country. That's what Memorial Day is all about. I hope you have a pleasant one and reflect on that ultimate sacrifice and tune in Monday it'll be a best of program because I will be enjoying my Memorial Day taking the day off. Be back Tuesday, and I'm looking forward to talking with you on Tuesday.

Joe Strecker, thanks as always for everything you do producing the fifty five KRCEN Morning Show. I hope you have a wonderful weekend as well. Folks, stick around because Glen Beeck's coming right up.