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definitive Oh yeah, I didn't realize that. I thought that kind of went the way of the Dodo. I remember my son was about five or six years old. He tried to collect Pokemon cards, and we did everything in our power to dissuade him from the stupidity of collecting pieces of paper printed in random numbers to inflate or deflate the value, as the case may be. Never understood

that beanie babies is another thing I never ever quite understood. Whatever, once you decide you're going to collect something, you have a built in market established for the manufacturer of those pointless items. John Pearson, gop Hamilinkuinty Commissioner candidate, is going to be in studio in seven oh five. We're going to hear what John Pearson's running on. Uh Stacy Lufton for Judge Stacey Lufton eighth five Why should we vote

for Stacy Lufton? Also a request to donate out at eight oh five and follow by closing out the show with Brian Rensinger with the book Land Rich, Cash Poor, My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer. So there you have it, getting married to a dairy farmer's daughter, as well as having a lot of farmers in my well ancestral background, going back to my great grandfather and some of my relatives that lived

in the southern Kentucky northern Tennessee regions. Dirt farmers, I guess, but lots and lots of experience sort of just from a distance with farming. It is a hard life, Lord Almighty. My wife's father never, I don't think he already ever left the farm. You got dairy cows and you're well, a small farmer like that. You gotta milk them twice a day or they don't produce the money that are the revenue that well keeps your food on your table.

So you milk them in the morning, you milk them in the evening, and you do that every single day. Failure to milk a cow results in them no longer producing milk. What amazingly difficult and challenging life. That is. My stories I could tell by just what eye witnessed. But you know, my wife, it's an amazing thing. You know, she kind of draw parallels with Jade Vance growing up in You know, she had a stable home, good mom,

good dad, brothers and a brother and sisters. But they didn't have anything, you know, you didn't have two pennies to rub together. But living on a farm was a stable life. Nothing changed year to year. And the greatest illustration of that was, you know, during the seventies we were going through stagflation. The economy was terrible, joblessness was all the rage, and prices were going through the roof

of everything. They didn't notice it, you know why, cause things weren't great beforehand, and things didn't change after that settled down and Reagan became president. So status quo on the farm. But what a wonderful life it is. She wouldn't have changed anything, and of course it made very strong people being a farmer, character building young children. I just don't see anything. Do you have any young people that would take on that kind of job? It would

commit themselves of that kind of life. Anyway, we'll hear from about it from Brian rensig here at eight thirty starry going down that road. Oh and if you're not friends with me on Facebook and you know about my cancer situation, I finally got the appointment with my doctor yesterday and got the results of my biopsy and my treatment options status quo. So if you, by way of background, got low spectrum lymphoma and it's still low spectrum in lymphoma,

it's just come back. So basically, I'm rewinding the clock to twenty eighteen when this the whole thing started. The protocol I went through back then got me about three and a half years of remission. So that's an option that's seeing protocol. There are a couple of other options I can pursue, but no worries on my end, I'm not concerned. I figure, hey, if I disrepeat the process, I'll be back at this in about four years, assuming

the same trajectory. It goes away and it comes back, And that's kind of the information that gave me at the outset, Brian. This treatment, you know, will provide you with some relief. We'll get it remission, but it'll probably come back. Also giving me great comfort from the outset. They told me, Brian, you're going to die with this, not from it. So please, I cannot thank everybody enough for the prayers, the kind words, the support. It's just it was just a beautiful thing and I just cannot

comment enough about how uplifting it is. You know, if you're struggling for me, it was more of a psychological struggle. Again, I didn't think I was going to get you know, Brian, you only have three months to live. But how important it is and how nice it is when someone extends to you just the courtesy of saying, hey, I got your back, man. If anything you need, you just can call me. You can count on me. By the way, I'm praying for you, I'm keeping you in my thoughts

and prayers. You know how uplifting that is. Let's kind of think you through a day. So thank you to everyone who expressed those concerns. Now, I will ask you from the bottom of my heart, in terms of prioritization. We've all got priorities, we all got lists, and there's only so many people you can include in your prayers, and well, I thoroughly appreciate them, and I would not reject any further prayers, prayer for support, or any other

words of encouragement. Please consider those who have it so much worse than the I posted on Facebook yesterday, like the cure starts now. Pediatric brain cancer. That's something that needs prayer, That's something that needs words of encouragement. That's something that while people struggling and going through that need words of support and encouragement. That is a grave diagnosis. So thanks again, and let us emphasize I think we can all agree one thing for sure in this divided

country we find ourselves. Cancer sucks.

like excellent ideas and simple to understand. Issue one here in Ohio isn't simple to understand. It's convoluted, it's crazy, and it's nefarious. Oh, we're going to take jerry mandering away from the politicians. Well, you know, the Wall Street Journal got a wind of this and issuing a concern a warning to you folks out in Ohio considering voting for Issue one, Uh, don't do it. Look behind the veneer of this. It's all up and up. It's going

to be evenly divided. Look at the veneer and peel it away and realize this is an effort to undermine the Republican advantage in the state of Ohio. I had the guy on that was pro issue too, and he said, well, it's worked in other states. It's worked in another states. And you stop and you say, well, what does work mean for you? If it results in Democrats taking over in otherwise republican areas, I would say that doesn't work.

That's exactly what the Journal's pointing out. They point out to the state constitutional amendment to stablished this redistricting committee fifteen members that would take control of the redistricting maps, five Republicans, five Democrats, and five independents. And as I always do, pause and even consider what that means, because within each party there's like nine miles of separation from one side to the other. Proponents argue that this is

a bipartisan system, it'll end jerrymandering. But the giveaway, as the Journal recognizes, of the real purpose is the ballot measure is funded by a partisan culch array of unions and major national progressive nonprofits, the goal to enshrine progressive jerrymandering in Ohio's constitution. They note the Ohio Redistrict Redistricting Committee already bipartisan two Republicans, two Democrats, the governor, Secretary

of State, and state auditor. They suggest that the so called independent members, if this new commission is established, because people foolishly vote yes on one, that these so called independent members are likely to lean left. And that's here, here's what works for the guy who's pro issued won here quote, that's what happened in Michigan after voters in twenty eighteen approved a similar measure. Over the next few years,

the commission redrew the electoral maps. In twenty twenty one, the state Senate at twenty two Republicans sixteen Democrats, the state House fifty eight Republicans fifty two Democrats. In twenty two, with the redrawn maps by this so called independent commission, Democrats won both legislative chambers Michigan, Ohio or Michigan GOP they say is a mass but then against those Ohios. But the new maps are much more favorable to the Democrats.

Note they observe that the lefts drive for so called independent commissions to draw the maps tends to be focused on states where Democrats don't control the state legislature. Targeted states from this outside money. Get to that in a minute include Arizona, Michigan, Ohio, Utah or the data from ballot Pedia. If the belief in the nonpartisanship of citizen commissions were the real drivers, where are the ballot measures for such commissions and heavily jerrymandered Illinois and Oregon? I know,

chuckle over that one. They're not there. It's just like early voting was that New York had only voting on election day, and the left never said that was racist. They never said it was the disenfranchising minorities. They never tried to extend it there. They focused on states where well they were losing and they needed to flip the politics over to the left. How do they do that by cheating? Ballot measure also includes a command for proportionality,

a key progressive goal. The tech states that the statewide proportion of districts that favors each political party shall correspond closely to the statewide partisan preferences of the voters of Ohio got into the chase, this would override the normal redistricting command for compactness. Progressive voter for urban areas could be distributed to so called balance outlying districts to elect more Democrats. That happened when Michigan's commission redrew majority minority

districts to elect more Democrats in twenty twenty three. A federal district court threw them out as a racial gerrymander and they had to be redrawn. Now Here we are to the donors. The largest donor to both the Michigan and the Ohio districting ballot measure is the sixteen thirty fund five oh one C four, part of the Progressive Arabella Advisors Network. We've learned about that group over the time.

Over time. Anyway, that group fund of the Michigan ballot measure and is the largest single donor to the one in Ohio, and they observe the journal. The ballot measures often have looser rules for political donations from foreign nationals than those that apply to candidates. One of sixteen thirty's largest donor, and this came up just yesterday, Swiss billionaire hands George wis known for donating lavishly to progressive causes here in the United States from Switzerland. Why does a

Swiss billionaire care about US politics? Good question. Maybe he's a globalist. Shocking no one. Last or this year, the legislature here banned foreign nationals from contributing to Ohio ballot campaigns. Get a load of this. On the day Governor Mike Dwine announced the special session to ban foreign donations, sixteen

thirty dropped six million dollars into this ballot campaign. The ban ultimately blocked by federal judge with the Sixth Circuit let it take effect, but you note they saw it coming, they hurried up and got the foreign money donated to this cause. Host congressional deligration currently eleven Republicans, six Democrats, reflecting the state's elector. It's turn in the state too war favorable to Republican But at least lawmakers on the

current redistricting Commission are accountable to you, the voter. The new commission will inevitably become a captive of progressive interest groups, and we hope voters don't fall for the rose. Thank you, journal I agree with you. I hope so as well. Great thing about politicians is you can kick them out of office, you can hold them accountable. That we choose not to from time to time is not the fault of the system. It's our fault. Five eighteen fifty five

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Maybe one of the reasons people are rejecting Kamala Harris because they see the overreach of government and the oppressive reality of government. Elon Musk felt it the other day. He's now filed a lawsuit against the California State agency for political discrimination. He's entitled to his own political ideology. He's entitled his own philosophy just because he likes Donald Trump. It's pissed a lot of people off, if I may

be so blunt. California Coastal Commission rejected their plans SpaceX plans Elon Musk to increase the number of rocket launches from his own private property, the Space for Base in Santa Barbara County, so he lawyered up and in the lawsuits, Bacex claims that this committee made its decision purely due to political differences that well they have with Elon Musk that has nothing to do with the review process what

they're supposed to be taking into account. They claim in the lawsuit, this committee, the California Coastal Commission, and it's twelve members engaged in naked political discrimination during the debate over the proposal by the Department of the Defense. Department of Defense to expand the number of SpaceX launches at the Space Force Base would have seen the number go

from thirty six to fifty. Court of lawsuit rarely has a government agency made so clear that it was exceeding its authorized mandate to punish a company for their political views. Commissioners on this committe appointed by the governor of the legislature. What's the makeup of California by the way, Oh that's right, Yeah, it's all Democrats. They voted six to four on Thursday to reject the DoD plan Department of Defense plan, but the debate over whether or not to focused on Elon Musk,

supported Donald Trump. One commissioner Elon Musk is hoping hopping about the country, spewing and tweeting political falsehoods and attacking FEMA while claiming his desire to help the hurricane victims with free starlink access to the Internet. What in God's name does that have to do with whether or not we're going to allow the number of launches to increase. Because Elon Musk is hopping around the country, in their words,

tweeting political falses. There you go with that, you know, misinformation, disinformation narrative that they stick to everything uttered by someone who doesn't share their viewpoint. Chairwoman on that said Tuesday, many things are said in the course of meetings, whether it's a Coastal Commission meeting, whether it's a legislative meeting,

whether it's a planning department. The basis of this decision is the commission's conclusion that SpaceX, as a private company engaged in private activities, needs to apply for a coastal development permit. No, they blame that politics. So he's got a lawsuit. But then again, this is exactly the type of thing Judgejennen A. Poulo Atana was talking about. You know,

this is a free country with free speech rights. We have people of all political persuasions, from the far left Marxist all the way over to the most well i want to say conservative, all of the most radical right wing individual you could think up sovereign citizens. Everyone's entitled their own opinion. Are they entitled also then to equal treatment under the law. The answer to that is supposed

to be yes. You shouldn't be rejected from a permit merely because you don't share these woke leftist political viewpoints. Five twenty six fifty five KR see the talk station. If becoming more and more pervasive, be right back to stay right here at fifty five KRC The talk station.

local stories here to dive on into. Hey love new charging stations coming to the region thanks to your labor translated into tax dollars and then sent back to the area eleven point one million in federal funding for I get the local stories that I got Bill on the phone, Bill, thanks for calling this morning. And Happy Friday to you, sir.

dear friends of mine. You ask them anything about politics, like you know, who's the secretary of State or uh, you know, and who's had no idea, absolutely no idea. And I had people that vote I remember, I had people that that admitted to me back when Barack Obama's first running for president that they voted for him simply and exclusive, not based on policies. What he was playing and his ideas is nebulous and broad basis they were,

but only because he was black. That was the only reason I asked him why it's like, well, you know, it just shows that we're not a racist country if we have a black president. It's like, well, you know, that may be one advantage. We'll find out and we'll see what happens. So that was the only thing they didn't know anything really about policy. No, you know, it didn't end the idea that we're a racist nation, though

in fact, it stirred the pot and made us. Since then, it's like, we've even become more racist, Like how I mean, didn't we demonstrate to the world we elected a black man as president clearly the vast majority of the majority of Americans anyway, don't feel that way. If you're racist, you're not going to vote for a person of color. That's kind of the definition of racism, is it you hate someone simply based on the color of their skin. So anyhow, Yeah, there are people out there that pay

no attention. But it baffles me equally that you really could say, with a stray face and you're undecided, I would press those cool. Why you know, Well, because I don't pay attention, I think is probably in the final analysis, the only answer you can come up with. Have a great one, man, appreciate the kind words. Yeah, we're getting

forty three charging stations for electric vehicles Okai. The Ohio Kentucky Regional Council of Governments on Wednesday set awards from its carbon reduction program that would be the infrastructure law pass in twenty twenty one. That multi billion dollar Boon Doggle sixteen recipient's going to be sharing the funds to build the forty three stations. Four communities they say one million dollars each. Three plan to build four stations each.

Hamilton one point six million, Middletown one point five, Anderson Township one point two. And something I found out today since they acquire Patrician Newberry reporting Miami University is going to get one million dollars for a charging station at its airport. Miami University has an airport, Yeah, they do. I'm just pulling up on the map. I've been up

there a bunch of times. Had no idea. It's kind of outside of the center of town though, But I don't have an electric vehicle, so I'm not worried about logistics on that anyway. With this year's awards, Okai has awarded sixteen point eight million dollars in federal money for ev charging station. It gave six applicants two and a half million in twenty twenty three. Eight others earlier this

year got three point two million. So coming to a neighborhood near you the charging station okay blinks this weekend, you need to worry about the road closures Downsound A downtown festival is going to make navigating parts of the region a bit difficult. So you want to attend the festivals, you have to get the information list of roadways that

will be closed. While thousands of people are looking at these exhibits spread throughout Sinceinni in northern Kentucky, the roadway list is long important to remember that driving into the city isn't the only available option for those want to participate. Metro, tank and Butler County Regional Transit Authority are all offering free public transportation and blank this year. See I emphasize

that word free taxpayer dollars paying for it. Metro and tank I have fair rides starting at six pm each night of BLINK, while the Butler County Transit Authority offers shuttles from further north. All three public transportation options have multiple park and ride options. Drop offs at riverfront Transit Center downtown that runs between five thirty pm and eleven pm each night. I can't go through the whole list.

It's just really, really, really long. So it's important if you're planning on attending blank and you're one to take your car with you, plan way ahead. I hope that event is as successful as the one I attended. It was a really beautiful, beautiful thing to behold. Five thirty six stack is stupid coming up in a moment. I'll be right backstick right here at fifty five k CD talk station.

after almost a year long investigation. Seventy four year old Donald Roberts What surrendered to the front Saklin County Sheriff's Office Wednesday booked on two counts of school employee having sexual contact with his student under the age of nineteen. Gor to the Red Bay Police Chief Jenna Jackson, not Janet Jenna, school resource officer on November twenty eight, twenty three, told about an incident at Red Bay School involving a

substitute teacher and underage students. Department of Human Resources investigated. Jackson said the Lawrence County District Attorney's Office is handling the prosecution because the Franklin County DA recused himself from the case. Not no reason stated further accusal. Former security guard at East Point High School arigned on charges of having sex with a female student at the school. Prosecutor

said Darien Craig Lamar Webster, twenty six, Detroit. Arraigned Thursday last and oh yesterday, I believe in the thirty eighth District court two counts a third degree criminal sexual occult Conductor Judge Kathleen Galen at the bond at one hundred

and fifty thousand dollars. Prosecutors claimed the alleged sexual content encounter took place Tuesday somewhere in the high school court to the prosecutor, Macomb County Prosecutor Peter Lucido, this is a serious breach of trust and responsibility when someone in a position of authority abuses that trust, that harms not only the victim, but the entire community. Sure School officials said Webster was an employee by a third party security

company not directly employed by the district. His contract was terminated. Spokesperson for the district said officials at the high school were notified by students and staff about the inappropriate consensual relationship involving the female who's in the twelfth grade. Probably

reported the concerns of the school. Upon learning the situation, Administration with the district immediately initiated investigation, notified law enforcement, contact with the student's family, work with security company to terminate the contract. You fight there, you are. That's funny, sad, twisted and funny. But I know when I was in high school, one of the seniors was having a relationship with one of the teachers. I know a girl that was in my class who was having a relationship with

one of the teachers who's widely known. So, you know, this stuff only now gets reported. I guess it's been happening since the dawn of mankind. But you know, you send your kids into a school and you'd like to think that those people have some measure of decency and respect. But now you got to talk to your children about this is really I think what this comes down to.

And we got a family of a fourteen year old student claiming in a lawsuit that a California school teacher named Michelle Christine Sawas who's forty six, groomed and sexually assaulted their son on his graduation day at Sycamore Middle School. What they allege you left the boy traumatized. One of the Sacramento being new allegations in the lawsuits, they saw

us often organized meetups with the student. She also gave him a pass for recess and spent a lone time with him by saying she was helping him with homework. On his eighth grade graduation day, she took the boy into a classroom, locked the door, and coursed him into sacks the corner of the but Keunty District Attorney's office. The student then sent him The student then sent him photos of their encounter and asked the boy to delete their chats.

Rumors and copies of one of the new photographs began to circulate in the Gridley community. In October of last year, police investigation and soon investigators contacted the boy and retrieved the contents of his phone. District Attorney's office said they found communication between Solace and the boy, including two explicit photos of her that matched the description the boy previously provided.

Whilst claims the school failed to properly monitor the teacher's behavior, nor do they train the other teachers to properly detect grooming behavior. Suit seeking general damages and non economic relief for physical, mental, and emotional injuries. At turning for the boy told load go outlive. The sexual abuse had traumatized the boy and had a lasting effect. He's back in the classroom where he had no control of the situation and felt helpless. Saulus been a teacher for twenty years.

Sentence to four years in prison back in July twenty four, serving your sentence of the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla.

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it gets worse. Why are you doing that? I don't think we're gonna get an answer to that me homeowners and homeowner Bianca Laboof and Megan Brayden, speaking with local news outlet WDSU, said the woman's been coming onto their properties and being caught with her pants down. Quote. Her private parts are in full view of everyone to see

it close, quote, said Labooth. These two ladies provided photos going back to twenty two the woman on their properties with their pants down, using their yards as a personal bathroom. Told she gets worse, the woman said, that is not what I want to be doing with my time, coming out and picking up human feces. It's unsanitary and it's really unacceptable dating the obvious gourd of the neighbors. Police were called multiple times, with the woman's only given a summons.

I said, unfortunate I'm used to it by now, but it just makes me angry every time. It makes me more and more angry. Courd of the New Orleans Police Department. Someone's for lude conduct, carrying a final one hundred dollars or more in a minimum of thirty hours community service picking up trash or in this case, maybe she could go and pick up her own feces the other woman, Perry said, I'm not a jail person, but what can

jail do that's not going to rehab her. I'd like for her to go to some get some help because it's obvious that she needs it. In the video, the woman's showing throwing tissue in Perry's yard, then walking by her back door that her and her son you to get into the car. There's instances where she yell. There's instances where she can go out of her door until can't go out of her door until the lady finishes because she doesn't want her son to come out and

see the activity going on. According to New Orleans City Council, and Eugene Green called this a quality of life issue, saying his office is going to work to find a solution. Omer said they're tired of seeing the woman half naked leaving behind him ask for them to clean up. This issue needs to be addressed before it gets out of hand, Lebooth said, seems to me that it already has. Let's

see here we go to Bedfordshire in the UK. Reports say police officers showed up at the home on Potton with a warrant to a rest aman in question around seven to twenty in the morning. Despite their initial search, they weren't able to find the suspect. Then they decided to expand their search to the sofa and that's where they found him, calling it comparable to a sketch of Saturday Night Live but real, according to the led Bible.

Local authority took to Facebook to say We've seen some things in our time, but we must say this is a first. This morning we executed a Warranton Potton policing team thought there was nothing more to be found with the bar property bar a friendly dog. Upon a closer search, officers found the suspect tucked into the base of the sofa. We thought the man would be more comfortable tucked into bed, so he'll be spending the next few hours in a

custody cell. A little less of squeeze that way. Naked guy half naked, I should say, found hiding in the sofa, idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots. Okay, I'm going to ask an upfront question. Will this Stormtrooper be able to hit the target? Because most Stormtroopers don't in Star Wars movies. The Star Wars fandom has been given their first official look at the new trans Stormtrooper. I can't believe this is even the thing, you know what. I'm

not even gonna continue with that one. And here's one, since I'm running out of time, a trans Stormtrooper. They all look alike. They're all on the white plastic suits. Who's inside? I don't know. Everybody looks the same. Isn't that the point? Now we're gonna have a separate brigade for the trans Stormtroopers. Guys, we all know that's what Star Wars is all about. Here's the headline from the Daily Mail. Explicit lesbian scenes at the opera leave eighteen

audience members requiring medical treatment. Graphics show features Graphics Show features naked nuns on roller skates and christ having his loincloth whipped off. Thanky continuing the downward spial spiral of humanity, the de evolution five fifty five fifty five kr se the talk station. We got stuff to talk about between now and six thirty one to the rescue. Dave had it with tech Friday at the bottom of the next hour. I hope you can stick.

your travel plans. Coming up bottom the hour, Tech Friday with Dave Hatter, TikTok Meeting Descent in China, Data Reach at twenty three and meters, Pokemon and Cisco and Water company had to shut down after a cyber attack. That kind of thing scares the living hell out of me. GOP Hamilton County Commissioner candidate John Pearson in studio at

seven o five. Stacey Lufton running for judge. At eight oh five, Brian Rensinger with a book land Rich cash Port that'll be at a thirty Plight of the Small Farmer. Over to the phones ago five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty five undred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk in the order in which there receive thank you for calling today, CJA good to hear from you.

And then she does this stupid video that really shows who she is comfortable with and that is the Hollywood elite, and then she has no ability to connect with anybody outside of the Hollywood elite, and that includes those who are left of center and religious. And I just see this election is starting to break away. I know the full numbers are not really truly showing that completely yet nationally,

but they're usually a week or two behind. And as I was telling somebody last night, I don't remember a day that Kamala Harris has won. In almost three since the debate. She hasn't won a single day in the media. She hasn't won a political day ever. Has been her in the background or her just really stumbling all over herself.

live performance that made her look like an idiot. Do you think because every time she comes out and utters syllables that aren't scripted and fails that that's the reason she didn't show up, because she can't work off teleprompter. She would have to do things on the fly. She would have to prepare for, you know, the sound bites that she wants to get in, and maybe she's incapable of doing that. I don't know, but you're right. She would have been like a welcome a rock star at

that event. But no, she chose not to show up. I think it's a sign of cowardice or incompetence, or a reflection that her handler's didn't think she could even manage the event.

what everyone is observing today. She took a pass. And you may not know much about this particular event, but it is really important and I don't think anybody's missed it, with the exception of COVID. See the first time a nominee has not showed up since failed Democratic nominee Walter Mondale in nineteen eighty four. That's quite a long time. I remember nineteen eighty four, but it seems like just yesterday in many respects. Who's next, Joseph, Bobby, Welcome to the show.

have to go through a background check. So gun shows are places where you know, private sellers, you know, present their wares their collectors, and of course they can sell them without going through ff So you are making a great argument for background checks for individual transactions. Bobby. You realize that, don't you.

as you I'm sure agree with me on that. Always good to hear from your brother. Have a great weekend, Pat, welcome to the program, and a happy Friday to you.

You can't get rid of them. Only day if they find you know, if one of the members isn't doing what they're supposed to do, they can get rid of them. You can't do anything. You can't see them. You can't. I mean you can't even you're not even voting for these people. I said, this country is in a state right now. I don't know if the commedies are going to be taken over the Socialists or whoever, but I think we're in a world or hurt. And all I do every day in the Rosary I praise good wings

over evil. But yeah I am not. I'm voting no on this one.

We won't vote for them, we don't vote for them. We have a Republican fully dominated Republican House, Senate, and governor's office, and they hate that, and so they're trying to change the narrative. Again, going back to the Wall Street Journals observations, note that in Democrat states they haven't pushed for this. They have gerimandering problems. In Democrat states they've been to the lawsuits have been filed over germandering, and Democrat states they have the same kind of problems

we've had here in Ohio in the past. It's not that the problem doesn't exist, it's whether or not this is the appropriate solution. So how come they're not doing it in states where they have a pretty full on blue representation. Well, that's because they have what they want there. They're satisfied with it. There's no need to engage in this multi million dollar effort to convince us that we're

wrong on some level. Don't do it. Pat appreciate it, get the message out, tell your friends, have them read it. Lord Almighty. It's difficult enough to get through it. That alone should probably reason enough to vote no on it. But yeah, I like accountability, and I know politics. It's difficult to hold people accountable. You got to wait to the next election, but you at least have that option. You can vote someone out or vote for the other guy.

Note Steve Shabbitz no longer in office. He was there forever he ran. He tried to hold a seat. People said, no, I don't know if you got a better candidate out of it. I certainly don't think so. But it can be done. Even though it's entrenched. Incumbents can be voted out of office six sixteen. Right now, if you have KCD talk station, feel free to call five one, three, seven, four nine fifty, five hundred, eight hundred eight two three talk pound five fifty on AT and T phone and

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US Drinking rates hit the highest level since the nineteen seventies inflation storm, as tequila demand sores saw that one over at zero heads they have all the statistics on there. I guess we're drinking more. And as so far as drinking is concern, drinking at NFL games has gotten extraordinarily expensive. I'm sure you know that if you are one of the elite folks that can actually afford to go to an NFL football game. Parking tickets and the cost of

food and beverage beer cost inflation. Another one over at zero has by way of illustration, you buy one beer at a Philly Eagles game, it's fifteen dollars and thirty five cents, up from seven dollars ten years ago. Bengals aren't listed here, but similar pricing structure across the spectrum Los Angeles fourteen to seventy five for a beer that used to be seven dollars and twenty cents. I know, Joe, do you think that's why everyone likes to tailgate? Because

the beers out in the tailgate party. Are a whole lot less expensive, and you can do whatever you want, eat your own food and hot dogs and not pay ninety jillion dollars or like, for example, what is it a Skyline chili dog at the game? Is like seven dollars or something like that. Who can argue with He's Loise. That's why I say no to big stadiums. Let's se what New Hampshire Gary's got. New Hampshire Gary, Happy Friday to you, Welcome, Good.

It's just growing again. But it's still low spectrum. So I either go back to a comparable treatment protocol which gave me basically three and a half plus years, or there's another treatment protocol I can choose to go with. So I had some ops. But since I was in remission for such a long time and I was told originally and I still believe this, you'll die with it, not from it. I'm in the best possible place, I said,

you know, I even posted on Facebook. I always feel like I've won the cancer diagnosis lottery because no one sat me down and said, you know, buddy, you've got you know, stage four metastas is all running through your body, or pancreatic cancer or geoblastoma or liver cancer. I mean, there's a multitude of cancers that are so much more aggressive, requires so much more treatment, and people are in jeopardy of dying. That's why I say, I appreciate the prayers,

and they worked. I'm at the same place. I'm not worried. I'm in great hands with OHC. At least I feel that way, and so prioritize you can take me off the prayer list. Appreciated it worked. Put somebody with geoblastoma down on that list of prayers, or help the cure starts now dealing with pediatric brain cancer, that kind of thing. But I sure appreciate it. I'm not trying to say I don't. I just figure people have a finite amount of time and a number of people that are worthy

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from you. And when you look at the Apple app Store privacy label and TikTok, it's you know, it's literally collecting virtually everything off your phone, Yeah, your location, you contacts, I mean virtually everything. And then number three, China has a law. Right, you can look this up. It's been well reported on in the US. China has a law that says any Chinese company pretty much has to turn over anything the People's Republic of.

that themselves. So anything they want to amplify or anything they want to push down, they can do that. That to me is a huge concern and that's what this article really is addressing. Study finds TikTok mutes descent against China.

is not your friendly, local neighborhood social media app. Now, they all have their problems, as we've seen, you know, and there's been censorship concerns around every one of these

platforms at some point. Really, but again, we have an adversarial nation state actor controlling this thing, and you know, when you when you dig down into its capabilities and the idea, especially as we you know, towards this election, that they're not trying to control the narrative that they're not trying to forward pro PRC messages and you know, suppress anti PRC messages. It's just crazy, and every day it seems like there's more and more evidence that points

that out. So again I encourage people to go see for themselves. I will post a link to this in my notes from today's show. People should go see this stuff for themselves and then share it and use platforms like x to share this stuff widely so that hopefully people will stop using this stuff definitely.

terrible attitude to take. But that therein lines the challenge. It's so popular that people are willing in the face of knowing exactly what you told and what you stated, and the manipulation that they engage in complements of the Chinese Communist Party, that they're willing to just keep it anyway just because.

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leads to information being leaked. A lot of times when you read about data breaches with one of these cloud platforms like Amazon Web Services or Google or Microsoft, it's not that Google or Microsoft has been hacked it's that someone put their data in these cloud environments and did not configure the environment to protect it right, because there's a society of shared responsibility. When you use a cloud based service. Microsoft makes certain capabilities available, you may or

may not choose to use all of them. You may or may not understand how to use them correctly. Does that make sense?

A lot of the most recent larger data breaches, like AT and T, they were using a third party tool called Snowflake to do data analysis, and when they put their data into this Snowflake platform, they didn't set it up right and then then it was stolen. So you know, at the end of the day, the responsibility really even though Snowflake, if you read into it, could have done

more to make more tools available to protect it. The people that put their data there just didn't do the right things and thus it was stolen.

a new DNA. If that's if this biometric stuff where your DNA gets leaked somehow it's hard to say what could happen.

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A multitude of potentials here, and we actually have a real illustration with this water company day.

you just mentioned water, gas, electric, chemical plants, transportation, et cetera. Right, and you know, by any objective measure, just go see for yourself with the reporting, these types of operations are increasingly under cyber attack, I mean, and often attribution of

who attacks something is difficult, especially if they're smart. When I mean when you look at the level of skill and sophistication, for example of what the Israelis pulled off with the page Oh you know, it's it can be very difficult to put the blame in the right place because you'll hear all it was the Russians, well was it? Or was it the Chinese covering their tracks making it look.

net back. You know, many quite a while ago, allegedly the US, probably working with the Israelis, built a very elaborate virus for lack of a better description, were able to get it into the uranium and Richmond plants in Iran, And while the centrifuges that were working on enriching the uranium doing their thing, they were reporting bad information back

to the operators. So the operators thought the machinery was doing what it was supposed to do and operating within its limits, but instead it was basically ripping itself apart. Hundreds of these centerfuges were destroyed. Again, this is well documented stucks net. So when people say, well, this can't happen, this is far fetched, it's science fiction.

what can you do? Well, you can be aware of these things and then put pressure on your elected representatives, your local water company, water district, whatever it is, to make sure they're taking these things seriously and they're doing vulnerability assessments and penetration testing and updating their systems because the successful attacks, specifically in the water sector have often been they have legacy systems, old outdated versions of stuff

that aren't updated or can't be updated, and that's.

data pay me a rant type of situation. You know, huber Heights has publicly disclosed so far they've spend eight hundred thousand dollars trying to recover from this ransomware attack. Whose city has an eight spare eight hundred thousand laying around in their budget?

really been very low key. It's sort of like it's just off in the distance someplace they haven't and there's no rackous debates and no finger pointing and no you know, prominent you know, display of alternative viewpoints why you should vote for me and why you shouldn't vote for her, that kind of stuff. Not a lot of reporting on the commissioner's race either, you have any I mean, are

you in agreement with me on that jam? Since you're the candidate, I mean, you would know better than anybody else.

sales tax. It doesn't go to the city. The rest is going through the county and we deal with that, and those go to the various projects that you are go around, and the most notable to everybody as a sewer system and the Bengals Stadium and the convention Center. Well those are monstrously large ticket items and I don't think people realize what that means to their day to day life in this little burg we call Hamlin County.

And my whole goal was simple, let's go in and just as I say, am I thing well studied budget. Everybody wants to have these fancies terms of balance structured budget, which is just a lie. It's we've managed to fool you so you're stupid enough to not look. That's our hope. The reality is well studied budget is where you go line by line by line and you just start picking that thing apart and you look at it and say, do we really need one hundred million for all of

these things? Do we need this job to be five minus going to be done at three? This job for five may need actually seven million? And then we start getting this so when we go to things like the sheriff's office, which is extremely important and one of the largest things we fund. We actually have the money. We can look at a good sheriff neil and say, hey, what do you really need the money for? And you know, do you need more for more deputies?

only one way out, you know. So when that many people walk away and you hire one more person, well you've got you know, you're really on the move now. And the challenge that we're facing and all of that is why are they leaving? See, when we work politics from identity as opposed to talent, it stops at the door because once I see you at the door, I know what you are.

I mean that was my school. And when I moved to Cincinnati, I was stunned to meet people that didn't go to school with black people.

don't see the riots in county either. Now the Fairfax is not going to have a ride anytime soon, just because of the reality. We firmly believe in the Second Amendment. But the reality is that, you know, I looked at it more from the community standpoint, and everything that I got involved in, I never worried about somebody's identity other than they identified as being part of the group.

being given fish, so they're leaving. It's the same thing we're seeing at the Sheriff's department, And we've got to get people to be part of this community and get away from the identity of look at my individual You have to recognize my personal individual identity as opposed to a Hamiltonian County resident.

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do for the county? He related a story to me he met some guy who introduced himself as a gay man. He's like, I'm straight, and the guy got little bit offended, and you had an interesting back and forth with that, ultimately proving to the guy it does not matter. Now you haven't even told me your name yet. You said to the guy like, oh, my name's Bill, and you

shake his hand, and it's like taking aback. And you know, there aren't enough people like you to kindly, not angrily, or just point something like that in a very friendly, subtle way.

consent to Creek. Correct. Let's talk about that a little bit, because I know it is what multi billion dollar project. Some projects like this deep tunnel they wanted to build, were so dumb and so outrageously expensive. We've been able to pair that back a little bit. But where's what's the status of this and what would Jonathan Pearson be doing relative to the sewer system.

what the sewer system is. So nobody's seeing it. So it's not like seeing the stadium redone, or a new convention center or an addition to the convention center. Yet it affects every one of us.

backed up with nice clean water either. And for the longest time, the Metro Sewer's way of repairing that was here, here's a thousand bucks, get somebody to clean it up. And you know, it's still that went into your basement. Let's just think about that for a second. I know, you like my dog pooping in the house, so why would I want yours in my house?

that's easier said than done. You've got a lot of buildings sitting on top of the sewer systems because it's not just as simple as digging up the street and putting in a new pipe. There are buildings in the way, there are streets in the way, there's infrastructure in the way. And Fairmont, as I mentioned before, if you use that as a great example, you go down there and is this nice little running creek for the mill creek and stuff.

Well it might be nice, but to the residents that lost their homes, and businesses that lost their businesses, and the parking lots that are all missing, that's the effect of what happens when we start sticking homes all over the place without thinking of how to get rid of the water and waste.

sitting to the side. When you just took away Granny's home at a certain point, where does green stop?

He kicked him out of the garden. So you know, if we get over worried about having to build a new home and different things going on, that's just part of the human progress, you know, So don't be panicked by it, but we'll incorporate you know, what we're doing within that. And you know, I think that that's the great challenge that we're facing right now with the sewer project is people don't want it to happen in their neighborhood. So let's go down to this neighborhood and we'll make

it green down here. Because I guarantee you that sewer project that that kind of a cut wouldn't occurred in the middle of Hyde Park.

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a consent degree. I know there have been some really big arguments about certain projects, like for example, I mentioned the deep tunnel thing, which I think got nixed because of the outcry and.

to some people it actually runs daily. And if you look keep that on task and then go to the subcontractors and actually know who they are and you know, are they capable or was it again a you know A yeah, you know, we get into and these are examples of these projects.

sure we get all that taken care of. These projects get waylaid because between the community here and between the state in between the feds, they all say you have to have ex percentage of this, EX percentage of that, EX percentage of this, without occurring that if we haven't helped these particular groups, like we got rid of vocational schools here, there's a thought, hey, let's help people that don't have a desire to go to college to actually

have a vocation. Huh, there's hell naive. My brother went through a vocational school. He was a mechanic, he was phenomenal. You know what, if you'd have kept him in a four year high school, he'd.

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Outstanding service family like environment and fixing your car with a full warranty on parts and service and not costing nearly as much as the dealer saved all kinds of money taking the cars to Foreign Exchange, So you should do the same thing because they do have access to your manufacturers technical information, saying Brian, you don't even know what kind of car I drive. I know I've seen really exotic cars in there and have also well, my Honda.

I've been self deprecating that Honda looks terrible. It's got one hundred and fifty thousand plus miles on it, but it still runs great thanks to Foreign Exchange. No need to get rid of it. Just keep it running and think about winter time. Get your car winnerise, have them check the battery, the tires, the fluid levels. Don't get stuck in the frozen tundra parking lot because you didn't

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maybe ignoring and avoiding the stupidity of woke politics. And let's just cut to the chase and hire bottom line competent, capable people to do the job. And that's a great idea. What interesting concept that content of character, not color of skin or who you sleep with? Can you do the job now? Jonathan, though, let's move over to the stadium. I'm sorry, but one point?

You you take, you go home to your wife and you say, honey, we're going to spend the entire year's budget of everything we make on one project.

Why would you? I mean, Lord Almighty I look at like certain high school projects and what they've done at colleges, and they expanded to make it like a resort spat. Yeah, I didn't have any of that growing up. I went to school and I had classes in a trailer for God's sake, because they ran out of space. At Dhigh Junior High. You know, we didn't have air conditioning back

in the old days. We had crappy locker rooms. And you know, I'm sure the Bengals if they had all they need is a locker to put their stuff in to change clothes and get out there on the field. Do they need a discothech locker room. Of course not, but there it is anyway. Well, I just I don't get it.

G as an example. P ANDNG brings in more money than the Bengals because they don't play just ten times a year in this stadium. They play every day downtown and they have never been given one brick by the county. Now I'm not saying that, gee, we need to kick them out. What I'm saying is is this really the best use of our money? And I know a lot of people say we shouldn't ask that question because it's

our beloved Bengals. I think that's been the problem in politics, is we get all caught with the shiny ring on the wall and we keep running around the carousel trying to grab it, and we forget to actually say, why are we trying to grab the brass ring?

I care what we do in Hamilton County. And Hamilton County does not have that kind of money to throw at one company that had the wherewithal in money to buy out in cash the other half of the Bengals from Paul Sawyer. We forget that there was a lot of cash on the table that he actually bought the team outright. I God bless the Brown family for only Bengals.

I have no issues with that whatsoever. And I actually don't even have an issue that the Brown family asked for us to do this, because you might as.

Let me think, let's put a millionaire family from America in Mexico City and see how safe without having a ridiculous security team to keep around them.

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absolute dysfunction on that. That creates an opportunity for people to consider and say, you know what, maybe I will be paying a little bit more taxes in Milmilton County compared to Claremont, but look at all that I'm going to get in return for that. I have solid roads, i have safe communities in Hamilton County. I'd rather have that.

Then we're gonna hear from Brian Rensinger eight thirty with the book land Rich Cash Poor. I'll be right back to October.

three award as well. Well done there in terms of looking out for children.

actually killed. So last year, actually at this very time last year, were in a we were in this trial lasted six weeks and we got a conviction which was terrific. And now Kate Snyder's doing thirty one years to life and John Pyers doing twenty nine years to life for killing their son Adam and abusing their other children. And because of our work with Children's Hospital and this case, that's why we got those awards.

supposed to work, at least in my mind. What's your perception.

He didn't hear the tone of the voices of the witnesses who were testifying was a one dimensional item was a transcript. I know myself and the job that I do as a cross gear, which I've been doing for almost twenty years now. You know, we get interviews of time and we get him transcribed, and reading the transcript is a lot quicker than listening to him. But listening to him you seem body language, You see the tone

in their voice, and that goes to their credibility. And if you don't watch those items, and if you just go from a one dimensional transcript, I don't know how you can determine that twelve people that witnessed all these people testify made the wrong decision.

who here who doesn't have reasonable doubt. And everybody looked at me and said nope. I said, we're done. We deliberated like a minute. I mean, that's what the jury does. And how a judge could could overrule that and without seeing the witnesses or hearing them is beyond me. But isn't there a legal standard for the review of evidence on appellate level?

by the court anymore. We walk into the courtroom and they are automatically think we've done something wrong, we haven't provided something without even knowing, and so we go up when our cases go upstairs, it's all we already have a mark against us before they even read anything. And a lot of those judges haven't been trial court prosecutors or attorneys. They've just been like one was a clerk over or a law clerk for one of the judges.

They haven't tried cases. They haven't heard cases actually being tried. They just hear argument, So they have a different perspective than someone like myself who's spent twenty years in the courtroom.

they'll simply vote party ticket. And in connection with someone who's literally never tried a case or done nothing beyond being a legal a law clerk for someone else, how that person could get elected is really to me, having practiced law and been in courtrooms for sixteen years, you know that's really important. I could never cast a vote for someone with that little experience, especially on an appellate level. That's the problem with you know, the endorsement and us

being in Hamilton County blue. If if she's on or he is on the blue ticket, some one will just vote because of that and nothing else.

that probably will be enough. But I will encourage folks to go to Lufton for Judge dot com and check out your credentials as well. I mean, really a great background qualified to do the job.

who understands the practice. You want someone who is not going to try to rewrite laws or do something crazy like dismiss Jersey. Evaluation of the evidence and witness testimony. You know you're in the right hands with states left in here. Can I just point out one more thing about your background, because it took me way back. Your family owns Provident camera.

right there. It was drool candy for me when I was a young man. Anyway, Stacey left in vote for her appellate court. It's right there at lefton ll left on for Judge dot Com. I wish you all the best as we fast approached the election.

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again his first book, Welcome to the Morning Show. It's a real pleasure to have you on today, Brian Reisinger.

was talking him this morning. He's getting ready to harvest corn a little bit later today. And you know, it just shows what farm families go through, the kind of resilience they have, and the difficulty of life, but the beauty of the way of life, because it gets down in your blood and your bones and you come.

going to go down that road. This is a generation after generation matter of pride more than an economic boon.

also get a lot of incredible experiences, you know. I remember gettingup at odd hours when there was a cow who was having a hard time delivering her calf and labor, and my dad had take us down to the barn and he'd helped deliver the calf. We watch it take its first breaths.

But he was a family that needed some help and her dad was happy to help out and give them some of the meat from the slaughtered cow. That sense the community really really is steeped into the equation, and I think that's a real blessing, and that's something a lot of people don't have in their life. But it's a character building thing.

and in all over the country too. And what happened is the year my parents were married, nineteen seventy six, they actually had faced a drought and we had dry conditions or wipe out our crops, and they had local neighbors who let them pick up, you know, loose hay off their barn. There was an old man nearby who told my dad, Hey, if you do the harvest for me, I'm too old to do the work. If you do the harvest for me, we can go have so you can have half my hay crop. And it's what got

them to the winter. It kept them from taking out a whole bunch of debt before the farm crisis, which is an era when debt drove all kinds of farms under. And that is something you see over and over where that unique farmland spirit. That's that blend of being willing to come run when a neighbor's in need. And also the individualism it takes the bigger living out of the dirt. It's both those things and it's something that slips away in this country as our farms disappear. Unfortunately.

they're more efficient, they're backed by big money. Isn't that the direction to go? But there's something that you said about preserving the family farm, you know there is.

country's history. And we found this as we looked at the book, because we've hidden airs of history driven the disappearance of these farms with my family story, and as I examine what was going on, we found that time after time, there's ways that our government as well as other things, really stack the deck against small farms. And so it's not that family farms are saying, hey, we need,

you know, super special treatment or anything like that. What family farms are saying is hey, we want a fair shot. And there's ways that family farm has been stamped out over the decades, one way or another for years and

years and years. So you know, some of those bigger farms, they got bigger needing to make it, find ways to be more efficient, and you know, they've got a role that they play, and a lot of these family farms, a lot of these smaller farms, you know, they've got the ability to play a role too, and they're as efficient as competitive. They just aren't as big and don't have that scale, but there's a role they can play, you know, whether it's in a niche of our food

economy or what have you. Those are the things that I'm exploring, is how we have farms of all kinds being able to find a way for because if family farms get a fair shot, they can do that well.

are small farms. And what we need to do is figure out a way to make those farms go from being supplemental income to full time income. Because Lobby's families, the way they can hold on their farms is they work multiple jobs. You know, they're working construction sites, of pulling factors, just porn concrete, and working upon How do we find a way to have these farms be growing entrepreneurial ventures again they can be full time income for

these families. Well, one of the ways is everybody caring about where their food comes from and taking steps to buy from local and regional food sources and support their farmers with new economic opportunity.

difficult to trying new types of business. All these things, and they're designed to go after the big farms. But the issue is not only those big farms. Trying to figure out a vag can handle the costs you get the small farms that have to face similar regulations, and it really is something that they're not in a position

to be able to afford. And so in many cases, a lot of these regulations end up hurting some of the very farms that some of these folks say that they would support as well, which is an irony of unintended consequences of government.

enjoying the hell out of them making progress and being so proud of what they're trying to accomplish. So there's a little bit of genetics in there and I think's helping them out. Brian, it's been a real pleasure. But your book is on my blog page fifty five Carosee dot com, so my list isn't no right where to go to get a copy of land Ridge Cash Poor. Great conversation, Brian, uplifting and I wish you all the

best and hopefully so lot of books. I think it's a very interesting and important subject.