55KRC Friday Show - Tech Friday, Todd Zinser, Donauschwaben

T phones. Today it is tech Friday with Dave Hatter every Friday at six thirty. I always enjoy hearing from Dave. Today. Look out for the latest scam. Oh look there's a scam, Hey Joe. How come Dave Hatter never talks about scams. We have a new word, brushing. He has a new term every week. I think of, like, what was it yesterday?

A juice Joe? Juice jacking? That was with Jay rat If I heard me the aviation expert reporting on the fact that you should avoid using the charging stations at airports because hackers can control your computer or a hack into your computer and steal from it. He didn't know what it was called. I didn't know what it was called. But Dave had was listening to the program and he sent Joe an email. It's called juice jacking. I don't know that i'd heard that one before. He may have

brought that one up. But there are so many terms in tech these days today. Brushing You and I will learn together. Unless you're on tech, unless you're tech savvy and already know what it is, we'll talk about that. We also have TV ads analyzing your emotions in order to show your ads based on the emotions that you're expressing. Frightening technology. This is why I hate smart TVs. And finally, with Dave, had to vote for the best tech in Cincinnati.

The ceremony at the hard Rock Cafe in September. Details on that coming up beginning at six point thirty. I am looking forward to seven oh five. Citizen Watchdog Todds ens or is he coming in the studio? Joe usually does, always does. That is true love Todds Zinser. In the work that he does. He is such an Intelligent man Form Inspector in General for the United States of America, Citizen Watchdog Inspector General for the City of Cincinnati on

behalf of this citizenry not in the paid capacity. Todd doesn't get paid for the work that he does, but the missing audit has been found. Also, I love this caption the Great Cincinnati train robbery. In addition, we will talk about other city based shenanigans with Citizen Watchdog Tod censer and God bless you Todd for the work that you're doing, at least trying to keep the council people and the mayor of the city accountable. Do they listen

to him? Usually not. Usually they keep their head down and they're really upset when he sends them letters that put them on the spot. And God bless Fridays. God bless the German citizenry in the city of Cincinnati, the various German societies today. And I have a feeling there will be food in the studio and I will eat it in the studio. To my employers, go ahead, fire me.

Donna Schwaben schwabin Fest is this weekend. I'm tired of lying about not eating food in the studio and my German friends and other festivals come into town and they come in the morning show bringing bearing gifts. I'm in a point in my career where they can go ahead and fire me, knock yourselves out. So let's enjoy the final hour of the fifty five kcing Morning Show together.

We'll find out about Donnash Robin, what's going to be happening at the weekend, what kind of food you'll be eating, and the festivities, the gimmut, the kite you will be enjoying. They're great people at Donna Schwabin. So there's your lineup this morning, and again feel free to call. And it is D Day, June sixth, the beginning of the end

of World War Two. And thank you jos Chrecker for this article, because you know what, according to Defense dot Gov, where this article appears, five things you may not know about D Day. So rather than talk about Elon Musk and Donald Trump trading barbes on social media, it isn't that a sort of a I understand social media, and I understand X and I understand truth, and I understand that is the way people communicate these days. But I find it to be a childish childish, childish thing.

go with us. General Dwight D. Eisenhower and what he said, through his executive assistant, Brigadier General Robert Schultz quote be advised that any amphibious operation has a departure date shortened to D Day. He said, there were actually several other D Days during the war. Normandy just happened to be the biggest and most well known for obvious reasons. To anybody who remember has any recollection of the events of

World War Two, actually set up a day earlier. And when I went on my first honor flight, I went with a World War Two veteran who was deployed and worked in the weather forecasting area. And he actually felt a little badly about that. He said, I didn't see combat. I wasn't part of the combat. I kind of feel like he didn't say I shouldn't be here, but there were a lot of combat veterans there, and he sort of felt like a second class citizen. And I looked

at him, I said, what are you talking about? I said, wellout guy's like you, you know, doing weather forecasting. I mean, and I even mentioned D Day, which was impacted by the weather whether A lot of weather related requirements were necessary to pull it off. They needed to be long days from maximum air airpower usage. A near full moon

was needed to help guide ships and airborne troops. The tides had to be strong enough to expose beast obstacles at low tide and float supply filled landing vehicles onto the beach during the high tide. Each hour also crucial, and then it relied on those tides to be rising at the time. There also had to be an hour of daylight just before bombard beforehand for bombardment accuracy. Only nine days in May and June fit all of those requirements,

so Convenders eventually sett it on the fifth of June. However, thanks to forecasts that showed a short window of good weather that day, Eisenhower decided last minute to switch D Day to the early hours of June sixth, so there you have it. Weather forecasters obviously had a profound impact on the success of the invasion. Stories of how US troops stormed the beach is of Normandy legendary, with names Omaha Beach and Utah Beach standing out foremost in people's minds.

With the invasions stretched out over fifty miles, so the United States couldn't do it alone. The other beach invasions by Allied troops happened simultaneously. Great Britain and some smaller forces stormed Gold and Sword Beaches. Canada, and the Canadians took Juneo Beach almost a failure. A lot went wrong on D Day, they report, especially for the Americans who

refers to launch the invasions. Thousands of US paratroopers died in their drop behind enemy lines at Utah Beach, shot out of the sky by enemy fire, or weighted down and drowning in flooded marshes. That is something I had no idea having. Many also missed their landing spots, as did some of the Seaborn forces which landed more than a mile from their intended destinations thanks to strong currents.

Omaha offensive turned out to be the bloodiest of the day because while Army intelligence underestimated the German stronghold there, rough surf caused huge problems for the amphibious tanks launched it see, only two of twenty nine made it to the shore. Many of the infantrymen who stormed off the boats gunned down by Germans. General Omar Bradley, who led

the Omaha forces, nearly considered abandoning the operation. And I think of that, getting off of one of those amphibious landing crafts, knowing full well there's a whole bunch of Germans with machine guns aiming right at you, dropping from the sky in a parachute. You're just a target. Talk about stones, talk about whoevos. In spite of those challenges, both sectors of US troops managed to advance their positions

for overall success. Also, Enigma decoding, the German code machine known as Enigma really and they say they refer to as one of the most brilliant strategies, came out of World War Two. Radio, the standard communication at the time. Allies and access powers both needed machines to turn military plans into secret codes. Germans had this Enigma device, thought

to be unbreakable until they broke it. A team of Polish and British experts led by Alan Turing, which you can check out the story it's depicted in the Oscar winning movie The Imitation Game, they cracked the code and what became the foundation for the modern computer. Instead of telling the world about it, though, the leaders thought the device would be more useful if they kept secret amen so for years Germans plans hindered by the decryptid messages,

including on D Day. Officials said German codes intercepted before D Day precisely pinpointed nearly all of the German fighting units in the Normandy area On D Day itself. It helped Allied commanders get word of their troops progress quicker and through their own communication channels. So the Germans are up there talking about, hey, they're over, they're storming this beach here, they're right there, and we knew they knew where we were, so obviously you can adjust the situation accordingly.

Breaking Germany's codes later those of the Japanese proved to be the huge advantage that we enjoyed in the Allies included. While current controversial for its secrecy, the decoding process widely credited with saving hundreds of thousands of lives and shortening the war by nearly two years. We actually developed our own superior code machine called Sigaba Sigaba before entering the war,

and that code was never broken. So sixth of June D Day, God bless the American patriotarly American veterans, those who proudly served World War Two, and of course the hundreds of thousands who lost their lives in the name of freedom and fighting off the Nazis and the Japanese, and of course for a while the Italians. Five sixteen coming up a five seventeen fifty five KRCD talk station planning more to talk about coming up. I hope you can stick around and you can feel free to call

love to hear from you. You're right back fifty five car the talk station this September seven, five one, right now that the five care CD talk sit first, some word from leven you get out of bed music, feel free to call if you care. If you five KRC dot com, don't forget the podcast page. Jay Ratliffe always enjoyed talking with Jack. Just really love that guy to death.

So we had some interesting topics in the aviation report. Yesterday, Ohio State Representative Jennifer Gross in studio for a full hour. We talked medicaid. It's a mess in Ohio. But fortunately they're working on it. They got some people on the job now trying to fire it out. The fraud, wasted abuse, saving hopefully at some point up to six billion dollars that is going to people who are not eligible for Medicaid.

That is so distressing. You have people that have assets north of a million dollars that have been getting Medicaid. And what really irked me is, you know, we have a paid vendor, third party vendor. It's Lexus Nexus. They're paid to let the state know and let the Medical HOI Medicaid Department know what people's assets are. If you have more than X number of dollars in your bank account,

you're not eligible. Lexus Nexus, at the behest of one of our representatives, did it get a look, looked at a slice of the disabled and elderly, and looking at that slice, I think they looked at north of fifty percent. They found twenty plus percent of them had assets way north of what the eligibility cut off is. It's a huge amount of money Medicaid. I think, Jennifer said twenty three hundred dollars a month. So you multiply that times twelve.

When you multiply that times the number of people they found that have assets that exceed the eligibility level, you come up with billions of dollars. And that's just a slice of those who are on Medicaid. God knows how many out there who aren't eligible in other areas of the program. So the beginning, hopefully of the end of fraud, waste, and abuse, we should be leading the country and ferreting this out, you know. And it's no the thing that

people keep going to. Well, the federal government's reimbursing us for you know, fifty percent of or in the Medicaid expansion. Then under the Obama era, federal government's reimbursing for ninety percent of the expansion of Medicaid. People. Well, you know, that's your taxpayer dollars. I don't care if they came from some other state. We should be as angry about taxpayer dollars being wasted, regardless of what state they came from the federal government doesn't produce its own money. Well,

I say that knowing they have a printing press. But the tax dollars that are taken in come from every corner of the entire United States. So people in Alaska are paying for fraud, waste, and abuse in California, New York and everyplace else that exists through the federal government's reimbursement for Medicare payments. It's sinful. Jack Windsor joined the

program also investigative reporter. He's a good guy and he's been studying the Ohio Medicaid fraud and abuse in Ohio and had some really disturbing facts, which, of course Jennifer Gross was able to double down on and provide some more flesh on the bones with the conversation I had with Jack Windsor. So you can get a chance to listen a lot. There's some interesting podcasts right there at

fifty five cares dot com. Let's get Daryl's call. Hey Daryl, welcome in the morning Showy, good to hear from you, and happy Friday to you.

the very realistic form. Usually it creates this impression we shouldn't even be in war, and we can all debate whether or not that's appropriate or not. But the idea of you know, you being right there in a trench or wherever you happen to be, and seeing your best friend, your comrade, your buddy, the guy that you eat with, slept with, you know, hung out with for you know, a long time, getting his head blown off. I just can't imagine ever getting over that tragedy, and I certainly

can imagine not wanting to talk about it. Reliving that experience has just got to be horrific. But quite often talking about it can help you get through the experience, and so I think I'm always encouraging veterans to share their stories with other people so we can all understand the realities of warfare. Good to hear from you, Daryl Man. I hope you have a great weekend, and thanks again for that wonderful gift you passed along at listener line five to twenty six. Right now for five k see

talk station local stories or more phone calls. I prefer the latter, but we'll do where we do. Be right back fifty five KRC dot com. Chan and I have first one to web forecasts. Today we get scattered showers and storms developing later this afternoon. Higher chances of sphere weather just love this, but still a marginal risk. Ah eighty for the high today, overnight low sixty seven, with

more rain and storms expected. Saturday, some sun, mostly clouds, some rain and storm chances eighty two for the high. Rain is likely. Overnight storms are expected sixty five the low and mostly cloudy Sunday, with a chance to rain. Seventy eight for the high. Right now, it's sixty nine degrees five k SEV Talk station, Happy Friday. Hey, it may and then again it may not rain. Does that

mean you're right regardless of what happens? Fifty two three talk on show to the phones, Tom, Happy Friday, Brother, Good year from you, Hey.

people enough for their service. I try to do it. Every time I see somebody, you know, weary something that that may seem like they were in the military or whatever. I try to thank them for the service. And even even uh, you know, police officers and and buyer department people, I you know, thank them for their services. It is a necessary thing for people to put themselves in harm's way to to take care of the rest of us. That that fortunately for us, we don't.

work the system. You know that these slackers that they don't want to work, they don't want to do what they need to do to take care of themselves. And it's it's a shame. But you do have those kind of people, and you have you have the brave ones, the strong ones, and and the ones that that that don't you know, want to have handouts, but you know, bust their buds to take care of themselves and their family. And then you got a budge of slackers and it and it's a shame you got to have. But that's

you know, that's what we got to deal with. And the only way to combat is is don't vote democrats, have a great have a great.

Hamilt County Sheriff's Office. They showed up to the nine hundred block of Bird Avenue at about eight thirty a m. Thursday yesterday, victim identified as Terrell Howell taking a UC medical center where he died. Forty one year old Timothy Devon Shoulders is now charged with one kind of murder, one kind of filonious as solid corner, the spokesperson from the Sheriff's Farman's shooting was not random. Sheriff's officer said the victim and suspect knew each other. Oh, I'm going

to weep over this one. Advocate for a passenger rail in Ohio pushing back against changes made by the Senate to the state budget, arguing it's going to make expanding passenger rail more difficult. Sentence version of the States to your Budget released earlier this week. We've been talking about. Some of the elements of that Senate removed The following

provision passed by the House. Mid West Interstate Passenger Rail Compact earmarked twenty five thousand dollars in each fiscal year to pay for the cost of Ohio joining the compact. That's been taken out. This Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact MIPRC apparently brings together state leaders from across the region on a bipartisan basis to advocate for passenger rail improvements.

Current members Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, and South Dakota all eligible to join. Ohio opted in two thousand and two, but repealed the funding in twenty thirteen. In its current form, all abord Ohio that is a group. Board president Mitch Radakovich said it will make the expansion of passenger rail more difficulty. Joe can read my mind.

One man been arrested to the death of Patrick Herringer, the co owner of the over the Line Jim Finley Movement since I police said Mordesia Black, thirty eight years old. Mordisia Black charged with murder and aggravated burglary after he allegedly stabbed Harringer in the neck. Since I Police officers dispatched to the dispatch of the one under block of mcmickon four a m. Wednesday for report of the stabbing.

They got there, they found forty six year old Harringer suffering from the stab room taking a UC medical center, but he died from his injuries at the hospital. Herringer and his wife co founded Findley Movement Jim and Health Facility on Finley Street. He was director of coaching for the facility and it is certified in several different CrossFit programs. Police had not provided any additional details on the stabbing.

Homicide units still investigating. But if you have information, three five two thirty forty three five two thirty forty I could give you the other phone number, but it's Crime Stoppers is the number. They'll take your call, they'll take your tip and we'll try to catch ourselves a crime stopper bad guy the week today, later in the program, as we do every Friday, stick around stack of stupid or phone calls. Either way we go, it's a okay with me. It's five thirty five right now, fifty five

KRC the talk station. Fifty five KRC the talk station. Here's your channeline first onry Wether forecast. Floudy's got her showers of storms this afternoon and gusty winds with heavy rain and lightning are our concern. Eighty for the high overnight overnight low of sixty seven with rain likely and storms expected. You've got some sun tomorrow, otherwise mostly tided

with some possible rain and storms. Eighty two for the high Saturday overnight, sixty five for the low with rain likely and some storms expected, and a mostly floudy Sunday with a slim chance of rain. Seventy eight for the high. Right now, it's what did I say it was before it's disappeared? Seventy time for first traffic from the uc.

What's wrong with German people? Okay, let's go to the stack of stupid? Just what is with teachers these days? Let's start off the top with Florida.

This accord of the Manitee County Sheriff's Office. Investigators launch a probe in March after the student reported the allegations on March third to the school resource deputy that Fell had been allegedly talking with a boy via snapchat. December twenty fourth, let us learn what herd it is tech frid to a Dave patter And I'd love to just emphasize this point. I know, it's like beating a baby harp seal to death with the point listen, don't do

this stuff. And if you're doing it, and I mean, I don't know why I'm trying to provide you with advice, but if you record it, if you put it on social media, if you take pictures on your cell phone and send it to somebody, you are going to get caught.

People are well, I suppose it's a twisted mind that would engage in this conduct anyway, So they're stupid to start with, but documented in digital form on it's twenty twenty five anyhow, Sorry allegedly sent the explicit photo of her breast to the student In January, allegations report of the school District, Manatee County and Sheriff's Office goor to the Sheriff's office after obtaining a search weren't receiving permission

to access data from phones and social media accounts. Detectives discovered evidence indicating that the communications led to leude conduct involving the victim. She turned herself into authorities after a warrant was issued for arrest, remaining in custody on a twenty five hundred dollars bond. Charge has been filed in Reno County against former employee of us D three h

nine Nickerson. I guess that's a business anyway. May thirtieth, prosecutors filed five criminal charges against a thirty nine year old Whitney Shall of Nickerson after allegations of incidents that occurred earlier this year. Oh that's a school district. I'm sorry. According to school district, she was a part time substitute teacher,

no longer working for the district. Charges include unlawful sexual relations teacher with a student over the age of sixteen, attempted unlawful sexual relations over the age of sixteen aggravated sexual battery severity level five person felony and to of unlawful housing of miners consuming alcohol also known as social house hosting. A court of the statement from the Sedgwick

County District Court Office, Kansas, Oh look it continues. Imperial Beach, California, Support Aid, who was contracted to work at Marvist the High School in Imperial Beach, arrested on suspicion of you Know It having a sexual relationship with the student. Lasette or Taga thirty one on a q is a suspected of sexually assaulting a seventeen year old at the high school where she contracted to work. In a court order,

the judge set her bail review for today. Actually Ortega arrested May twenty first, booked into Las Colina's detention center following an investigation by the San Diego County Sheriff's Office. According to that department, they received a call from the high school to investigate allegations involving a student and a contract at Support Aid. After investigating, detective said they had probable cause to believe Ortega had committed sex acts with

a victim under the age of eighteen. Had unlawful sexual intercourse with a miner and arranged a meeting with a minor for the purpose of committing a lewd act. Also had probable cause to believe that she had communicated with the miner with the intent to commit elude act, and attempted to dissuade the victim from reporting it to anyone. Following risk, her employer, Real Health issued a statement safety is our top priority. I bet the legal departments and

all these different organizations already have prepared statements. They all read the same. So our privilege is serving the medical medically fragile population. We are committed to doing so with the highest degree of Karen. As such, we take these allegations extremely seriously. We are doing everything we can to investigate the issue and to respond appropriately. So I have a familiar tone to it. I'm not even gonna bother with the school district's release and statement because it pretty

much is the same thing. Man, These are your teachers, and they're with your kids like eight hours a day by forty fifty five KC detalk station, cross Country Mortgage. She's at Low's camp, so you want to talk to She's fantastic. You're gonna love working with Suzette, just like my daughter law I mean, she was so pleased to work with Suzette Loe's Camp after getting kind of the run around from the bank that they were trying to obtain financing for It took her like two days, one

phone call. A couple of days later they had financing arrange. It was awesome and my daughter was so pleased. Who's at Low's Camp Across Country Mortgage. I don't care what state you're sitting in, even if you're in Puerto Rico and listening to the fifty five KRC morning shows, Who's at Low's Camp and Cross Country Mortgage can help you out with your mortgage needs. They work for you, they're your broker. They have access to a whole bunch of

different mortgage options and companies that are issuing mortgages. She'll so fight you the best rate out there, no app fees, no junk thies, just great rates at low cost and superior customer service. She is such a charming and friendly lady and been in the business more than thirty five years, which I find hard to believe because I know Susette. It's just like how old are you? There's no way. You've had thirty five years of mortgage experience. She has terreicher.

Call her or send an email, should get right back to you. Five one three three one three fifty one seventy six five one three three one three fifty one seventy six emails. Who's at dot Lowe's camp spelled l O s E KA MP SHOs at dot Low's camp at CCM dot com. This is fifty five KRC, an

iHeartRadio station. Is your now for five prest audation A very happy Friday there, looking forward to tech Friday with Dave Hatter, looking forward to Todd's ins or our citizen watchdog in studio, our collective, the city of Cincinnati's watchdog. He does a hell of a good job. And Donna Schwabin, which makes use actually always hit a better mood on Friday. It's almost as if a weight has been lifted from

the pressures of the world. But when I know Donnas Robbins coming in studio with food and beverage, ah, that puts an extra special smile on my face. So it is hearing from you, So feel free to call five one three seven four nine fifty five hundred eight and a day, two three talk. I have a naked person from Florida in the stack of stupid, so let's go there.

Sixty nine year old Florida man came home in the afternoon from a doctor's appointment, surprised to find clothing scattered around his property and a naked woman swimming in his pool. What Charlotte County Sheriff's Office said the woman was Heather A. Kennedy, which alleges in the report hostile, skinny dipper who didn't want to get out of the water. She has a previous drug conviction. According to their poor debuties requested for the subject to get dressed and to step out of

the pool for several times. Once dressed, deputies attempted to detain the suspect, seated to resist, pulling away and alerting them that she would not be going anywhere. After being taken to the Charlotte County jail, forty year old woman allegedly refused to give her identity before being charged with trespass and resisting without violence. Kennedy, who lives two miles from the pool that she was swimming in naked, was convicted earlier this year on a felon felony narcotics charge

and a misdemeanor kunt of possessing drug paraphernalia. Reportedly told police that the pills discovered during the traffic stop leading to her arrest belonged to quote crackhead Chris Close quote, yes they are port I guess we remain. In Florida, Luci police arrested a man accusa sneaking into a woman's home and taking a picture of her naked. Why are you doing that? Victim just gotten out of the shower. She spotted the man taking the picture. He took off,

waking up the woman's husband. Twenty seven year old Darien James Baker arrested charged with attempted burglary of another and a home just a few hours before the other crime. Caught on surveillance that he attempted to enter a vehicle and a home the doors were locked. We go to a naked guy, this time naked and belligerent woman armed with two Oh no, it's a well knife wielding woman anyway. Naked, belligerent woman armed with two knives shot and injured by

a Wilkes Bar police officer. This happened Monday, after she attacked and attempted to stab a passing motorist. What first name Satan, Sat? I am I reading that right? Satan D. King, forty five years old arrested for aggravated assault charges after the disturbance one am. Luzerne County District Attorney's Office despied King in a news release as being quote belligerent and wandering the streets close quote before the shooting resulted an

unidentified officer being placed in administrative leave. Corta State troopers. King's roommate called nine one one shortly before one am to report she was walking along North Main Street armed with two knives. They found her walking naked on courtwright Street or near it anyway, ordered her to drop the knives, but she didn't comply. Police began following her. She started walking passing motorists. Dennis Riviera had a slam on his

brakes when she jumped in front of his car. She then approached Riviera's vehicle began trying to slash at his right hand through the open driver's side window with one of the knives. He used his hands to block and grabbed the knife. As she continued trying to slash him. Officers got out of the vehicles issued additional orders for to drop the knives. She ignored them. Unidentified officer then opened fire, hitting her multiple times. Treated at the scene

for injuries, and then rushed to the hospital. Courted charges she punched a nurse in the face while being treated at the hospital. Court record shows she was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, one count of each of simple assault and disorderly conduct. The judge, A Rain King, on charges Monday morning, denied, calling her a danger to herself and the community. The aristocrat still under investigation. No mention of drugs. All that be willing to bet that

they were involved. Real quick here in the remaining moments of this segment, as we go to the break, West Moines man used a social media app to ask a thirteen year old girl for nude photos. Cornyed police, which it got a search warrant. Woman reported that someone on Snapchat asked her thirteen year old daughter for naked pictures. In October, investigators search West Des Moines home of abdillah

Zi's Fauloul, seizing three phones in a laptop. He was arrested charge with enticing a minor being held in the pole County Jail. What are your children doing right now on their smartphones? And who are they interacting with? And going back to the first three stories of the stack of Stupid, who are their teachers and what are they

all about. I've got a couple of callers online be happy to take him, but I got to go to the break because we're vast approaching five fifty six Tech Friday with Dave had are coming up at six thirty of your right.

Tech Friday with Dave Hadter One hour from Now. Todd Zindzer, the city of Cincinnati's citizen watchdog, unpaid position much like Elon Musk, he found the missing Audit also topics Greater Cincinnati train robbery and other shenanigans with Todd Zinzer in studio and TG I have exclamation point because Donna Schwabin the schwabin Fest this weekend with one of our great German societies, Donna Schwaben so bearing food and drink over the phones. We go, guys. Several callers. One We're gonna

begin with Larry. Larry, thanks for calling this morning. Happy Friday to you.

And I will admit that when I had my Harley back in the day, I did not wear a helmet. That was when I the custom paint guy that I just mentioned by my custom paint job, total stoner, dude, beautiful artwork. But when I pulled in without my helmet on, he looked at me. He goes, dude, you got a ten dollars head. At least put it in a ten dollars bucket. So anyway, Charlie, welcome to the program. Happy Friday to you.

landing craft and the men can hide behind me. The steel you know, plates similar to the plates that they put on roads when they're repairing laying pips, and they put these heavy steel plates. Why couldn't they welded a couple of those in front of these tractors, you know, and hide behind them and save and save a lot of lies.

that to hide behind. And that's one of the challenges of landing on the beach is being able to get heavy military hardware onto the beach. So you got to secure the beach first before you can land that heavy stuff. Because that probably required removing those giant tank of those giant barriers that the enemy had placed in the water, you know, the welded metal structures you see those look like a game of jacks laying all over the place.

Multiple challenges, but I'm sure they contemplated that. It's just logistically probably weren't able to accomplish it. So Yeah, it's impossible for me to question the strategy of our generals at the time, but I'm willing to guess that they tried to figure out a way that they could best protect the soldiers' lives before sending them into open fire. Just speculation of my apartment. I do appreciate the call

six twelve real quick. I this ridiculous political theater going on between Donald Trump and Elon Musk and the one comment that's led everybody's talking about it, and I'm bringing it up, and I know I'm perpetuating it, but it's time to analyze it. Elon Musk, time to drop the really big bomb. Trump is in the Epstein files. That is the reason they have not been made public. Have a nice day, DJT mark this post for the future.

The truth will come out now. I'm sure that's got the Democrats all giddy with excitement, but many of the Republicans running to Trump's defense, and I understand defending him, pointing out and saying, well, wait a second, If Donald Trump is in the Epstein files, why wouldn't Joe Biden release it? They hated that guy. I mean, we got one representative after another. Randy Flyin I lest you fine,

he's a Republican from Florida. What I would say is, if Joe Biden had Donald Trump and the Epstein law logs, there's no question it would have come out during the campaign. A similar statement echoed over and over and over from all the people that were interviewed with this. Okay, that's a fair statement, and your immediate reaction might be, yeah, of course they would have released it. They had some goods on Trump related to the pedophile Epstein, then of

course it would have come out. Representative Annapolina Luna, Florida speaking to speaking to Jeffrey Epstein, I would be very specific that I do believe that if President Trump was in the Epstein files, they have been released during the primary, and they didn't. Another quote. So the fact is that I do not believe President Trump is in the Epstein files the way it's being implied. But either way, it's

why we continue to push for transparency. Ah now, let me just put a spin on it, and my Trump loving friends and you know me, I appreciate Donald Trump the vast majority of what he does. I know he alienated Epstein, kicked him out of the golf course after he was implicated on child molestation charge are convicted of them, and he divorced his relationship with Epstein. Whether or not he had any involvement with Epstein along some sort of salacious lines unknown to me, but it's unknown to you

as well. And the comments from all of these elected officials, the folks that are supposed to be in charge, are supposed to the folks that are supposed to have access to this behind the scenes information. They're all speculating if that was true. I don't believe it's true. How could it be that that Biden wouldn't release it if it was true. They don't know. So the larger question for me is why don't we know? We've been talking about this stuff for years and years. His madam was implicated,

his serving time in jail, he's dead. FBI just confirmed that he did in fact kill himself. Believe it or not, that's just exactly what the FBI said. And you know, we got this grainy video shows that nobody was enter out of there. The guards regularly checked on him until he died. I can't answer that question. But what I can't observe is this if in addressing the question why no one seems to know what's in them, and why you and I don't know what's in them. They're back there.

They have the files, they have the information, they have the videotape, they have all the evidence they collected from Epstein's Pedophile Island. If in fact Donald Trump is implicated, If in fact Donald Trump has some bad details in the Epstein files, as we're gonna call them, you know why they wouldn't release them is because there are so many Democrats that are in there too, which suggests to me you and I probably won't ever know. Six sixteen fifty five KRCD Talk station. I got a great way

to save you literally thousands of dollars. Ask my friend Jeff, who will send me an email if he's listening to the program with a big smiley face, because he does it every time I mentioned Affordable Imaging Services. Because Jeff took my advice, got his CT scan there and saved thirty one hundred dollars, I guess he called the imaging department of the hospital, found out what he was going to pay, and he went to Affordable Imaging Services. If he didn't get a contrast, he paid four hundred and

fifty bucks for a CT scan. If he got a contrast, he paid six hundred. Bottom line is he saved thirty one hundred dollars. I call that a lot of money. And that CT case again could cost you five thousand at a hospital. I've had multiple CT scans at affordable imaging services, same kind of equipment, whether it's an echo cardogram, MRI,

CT scan or ultrasound, same stuff. The hospitals using medical professionals using it, and they've been doing this for years and years and years, but a fraction of the cost. Don't pay thirty five hundred dollars for echo cardiogram, pay five hundred without an enhancement, eight hundred with an enhancement. And affordable imaging. Every image comes with the board certified

radiologist report. And a doctor has never ever ever criticized or otherwise had any you know, looking down their nose about the images they got I'm affordable, or the report they got from the radiologist. They just give me the diagnosis. So save yourself some money, exercise your choice when it

comes to your medical care. It's low overhead. I'm telling you in advance, but that's one of the ways they can pass along this massive savings to you five one three seven, five three eight thousand, five one three seven,

five three eight thousand online Affordable Medimaging dot Com. This is Ted Cruz, Join me six twenty one Here fifty five care CV talk station Happy Friday five one three seven four nine Fify five hundred, eight hundred two three talks David, you're looking forward to Donnas Robin swabbinfest this week. We'll hear from my German friends in the eight o'clock hour. Let's turn to the phone. So we got Tom in the line with a comment, Tom, thanks for calling this morning.

of the citizens of the state. There was comments connecting the so called UFOs whatever they're calling them these days, that they are actually Chinese drones and that information has been kept from us. It's just everywhere you turn, so it is on literally everyone's radar, and they don't keep us informed about much at all, our lettered agencies and government. We're not entitled to the information. But you know, they have to have been thinking about this. They have to

have been thinking about this. And if they haven't been thinking about this. The illustration provided by Ukraine and it's successful, you know, its ability to knock out seven billion dollars worth of aircraft with only a few thousand dollars worth of drones, and I may be exaggerating, is a real eye opener. But given that drones have been around for so long. We've been using them ourselves for many, many years, see Afghanistan and various other conflicts in the Middle East

and elsewhere. They're very capable and handy things to have. They're a lot cheaper than an F thirty five aircraft. You can blow something up with a really inexpensive drone. So from a military hardware perspective, I think that's a better avenue of spending money than billions of dollars for I think soon to be pointless manned aircraft. Go ahead, defend the aircraft if you want. But yeah, yeah, it's

a real lesson that we are learning. But how do you deal with it simply banning the ownership of land? And I don't have any problem with banning the ownership of land by foreign entities around our military installations. But you know, these drones can fly hundreds, if not thousands of miles in some cases. They can get a ship in international waters, one of those big cargo ships, and

they're everywhere, aren't they. Look at the ports out in California, filled one after another, just waiting around, waiting to be unloaded. They're massive. How many drones do you think you could put on one of those and a lot of them come from China. Even though we've got you know, trade war going on in tariffs and everything, we're still getting

stuff from China. The various Chinese Communist Party actors could put you know, maybe three, four, ten, twenty thousand drones on one of those if the Ukrainians can pull it off. Next thing, you know, you got a thousand drones flying out of an anchorship, running and going directly toward military targets. Maybe in California they only have to fly like twenty five miles.

Bombed a hell out of them over and over and over again. And what will we faced with when our marines finally landed on those islands, heavy gun fire from entrenched Japanese troops who were not impacted by the thousands of bombs of God dropped on the island. If you had targeted strikes, if you knew exactly where you wanted to land, rather than randomly dropping bombs on the islands, it would have gone a long way to us saving thousands of lives, wouldn't it. That's modern warfare. We didn't

have it back then. The world's changing rapidly with technology. Six twenty six City five KRC detalk station. Get in touch with Zimmer heating and air conditioning. They're the ones you want to call for all your HVAC needs. And I know, you know, owning a home suck sometimes because you know, expensive things happen that you got to replace. And if you want to be comfortable in the winter time and summertime, you got to have an HVAC system and summer and the heat and the humidity which we

felt yesterday fast approaching. So if your air conditioner goes belly up or your system goes out belly up, Zimmer are the folks to call. Hopefully they can repair it, but if they can't, how about a brand new carrier comfort system from Zimmer Heating and Cooling at a savings of fifteen hundred and fifty dollars. It's a great deal.

Zimmer keeping home safe, efficient, comfortable for coming up on eighty full years third generation Chris Zimmer at the Helm and get in touch with them and have all of your HVAC needs satisfied. I recommend going to the website. Not only can you schedule apployment there, you can learn about all the services they offer beyond just replacing your entire system, but for all your HVAC needs. Go Zimmer dot com. Go Zimmer dot com, or call them up at five one three five one ninety eight ninety three.

That's five to two one ninety eight ninety three fifty five KRC. You're cloudy day, scattershowers and storms developing later this afternoon. I I have eighty or night rain likely storms expected sixty seven for the low and we'll just leave you with Saturday's weather with some sun, mostly clouds, rain and storm chances eighty two for the Hive for right now sixty nine. Time for traffic from the.

Dave Hatter, Welcome back to the Morning Show, my friend. I really appreciate your segment here on the Morning Show.

He's a well known cyber security expert, and he just recently left the company he'd been with for like thirty years to work on drones and drone warfare. And he is always just great for quotes. He has a great quote about drones. Drones are not cheap airplanes, they're expensive bullets.

to keep if you wanted. You know, this could be some sort of way to try to steal your information. I mean, it's it's a weird thing because most scams involve trying to steal your money or your information for both to some sort of you know, just digital thing. They're not spending real money to ship a product of some sort to you, you know, And I think that's one of the things that's so mind blowing about this, because at the end of the day, it costs them money to put something in a box.

apparently this is increasingly common. You can find examples of this all around the country where people started getting stuff they didn't order, in some cases multiple packages.

it in. And again, if you're getting something and you think it's harmful, if you're concerned about it, you know, report it to the FTC, report it to the FBI, to the Internet Crime Complaints Center.

you got you want shredded professionally and completely. Get them over to Emory Federal Credit Union one of the three locations blue Ash Liberty Township, Western Hills tomorrow between nine am and one pm and they will take them and four free shred them completely. It protects your personal information, also gives you a peace of mind knowing the documents have been safely destroyed again. Emory Federal Credit Union three locations.

To find the address of the locations and learn why Emory is a better way to bank, go to EMORYFCU dot org for all the details. EMORYFCU dot org federally insured by NCUA fifty five KRC. The Medal of Honor is the highest military interest it dot com. We will find Dave Hatter and the crew for all your business computer needs. Sponsoring the segment and reminding us of how

blank and creepy the world is. It's funny because yesterday I wore my make or well Fiction Again T shirt, and this is an illustration of why I wish that would be accomplished. Go ahead, Dave, give us the bad news and the creepy news.

Another great quote from Mako Hipponent, who wrote a book actually on this topic. If it's smart, it's vulnerable.

about here. LG one of the big smart TV manufacturers is apparently now working with an AI company and they are going to use this AI They've entered into some kind of partnership with them to figure out what you watch and try to based on the content of the shows. And by the way, I don't think most people realize this. You know, every new or smart TV that I'm aware of, has the capability, through software implanted in the device, you know, to keep detailed tabs on what you're watching, how long

you watch it, that sort of thing. So they're capturing all that data they're feeding into this AI model and then trying to understand like your emotional state. So they can not just serve you ads based on what you watch, but you know, do more of a psychographic analysis on you and serve up ads sort of based on your emotional state. Now, as creepy as that that sounds, Brian, think about this. Now this this doesn't go into it. But you know, again they say here Zenapp's platform for

connected TV CTV. So if you hear that term, and also there's a lot of new terms in the business around this. For example that I hadn't heard until maybe the last year or so. Another term free ads supported TV, which is called fast right, So you know, whether you're watching like an Amazon streaming channel or anything going through the TV is basically tracking you. So they're going to dump your data into this AI and try to figure out, you know, like your emotional state and then again send

you different type of ads. So this direct quote from the article Psychographic data is supposed to go deeper and allow advertisers to target people based on the so called psychological factors like personal beliefs, values, and attitudes. Psychographic segmentation delves deeper into their psyche than relying on demographic data. So that's a direct quote from the article and then

also from some Salesforce research in the article. But the really creepy thing again, don't they don't claim this, But it would not be at all shocking to me, because, as we've discussed so many times, with all of these Internet of Things devices and just privacy in general, you know, you get an eighty page privacy policy. It's a confused opoly full of legal mumbo jumbo that you can't understand

that no one reads. And they know that, and they opt you into all this stuff, and you know, you have to go through thirty menu items and deep dark patterns to try to figure out how to opt yourself out. Imagine, because your TV has a camera on it and a microphone in it, if it's not merely taking your data and trying this, but it's actually watching you.

slides over and covers up the camera. You're a smart TV, do you if it has a camera?

my data is not very valuable. They want your data because it is valuable to them, or they wouldn't go to the trouble to build all of this technology to capture it and analyze you and try to figure out how to sell you stuff, persuade you, propagandize you, or whatever else they're doing with it. Because I would just remind folks, LG may be completely above board with this and maybe maybe doing nothing more than trying to get you the most targeted possible ads. But are they selling

that data to someone else? Probably of course, and are they doing who knows what with it so, you know, propagandizing you for some other purpose. Yeah, So this is why I hate the Internet of thanks right, I absolutely despise all this garbage. It's total garbage. It is while you think it's helping you, it actually these none of these organizations have your interest at heart, And they're not building this stuff because they care about you.

You'd be pleased if you get Lily coming over on your projects. She's only one of the many electricians, but I just got to kick out of her when we did a rather large project at our house. She was make the project for him and been with Color Electric for a couple of decades, cracking that whip man. Keeping those folks in line. Well oil they are. They do

a great job for you. You'll be happy with the wiring job they do, whether it's an outlet installation or rewiring your entire home or your surround sound or anything else it's residential electric. Think culing you'll get a ten year wiring warranty on everything they do for you. Five one three two two seven four one one two five one three two two seven four one one two Online cling c U L L E N Color Electric, Cincinnati dot Com fifty five KRC on a fifty five krc

DE talk station. It's Friday wrapping it up with Tech Friday's Dave Hatter and best Tech in Cincinnati. There's a vote coming up on that. What's this one all about?

small way to recognize the people who are doing cool things around technology in Cincinnati. There's a bunch of different categories Visionary Leader, Enterprise Award, Women in Minority to Watch Awards, Social Impact Award, and Innovation and Small and Medium Business Award.

in the Greater Cincinnati region. We want to keep these jobs in the Greater Cincinnati region. We want to provide opportunities for people, and you know, frankly, we want to recognize people that are doing good stuff. So the Circuit Best of Tech Awards, if you just go to the website or you'll find it on social media.

on it. He's supposed to be at work and his Internet of Things Toothbrush had him brushing his teeth at like nine thirty or so in the morning, when he was supposed to have already been at work, and he was brushing his teeth up before he went over to meet his girlfriend to have relations with her, and that's how his wife figured out he was having an affair.

gift to the city of Cincinnati. We'll talk about the found missing audit and the Great Cincinnati train robbery that, among other shenanigans going on in the city of Cincinnati with our dear friend Todd Zenzer. He's in studio. Up next a full rundown and the biggest ten lines just minutes away.

the Citizen Watchdog podcast, which you should listen to. He is an inspector, former inspector General for the United States of America. And I just got done telling Todd off air that we should put him on the job of the medicaid problems we have here in the state of Ohio, which they're now just getting into. But using artificial intelligence, it seems to be pretty easy to ferret out fraud, waste,

and abuse, much in the same way Elon Musk. Inspite of the challenges he's facing right right now with Trump and the childish war on social media, Todds ends are following the antics of the City of Cincinnati council members and the man. Welcome back, Todd Zinzer. It's always a pleasure having here. Man. Thank you Brian, it's good to be here, and I do appreciate the work you are doing, and you know, every I mean every week and every

time we talk. It's just it's almost just hard to believe what's going on behind the scenes, or as the case, maybe what's not going on behind the scenes.

So after I read the article and found out that there was supposed to be some kind.

paid something like that. But because of what had happened before in connection with these scandals, they created recommendations in order to improve the process, maybe bring more clarity to it, and perhaps shed a little more sunlight and transparency on the project, on the process, And that's the part that wasn't well received is your conclusion.

twenty two. So what should happen after the draft report is issued that wasn't done is that the audit the person who is getting audited, they're supposed to look. They're supposed to look at the draft audit see whether there's any factual issues that they have heartburn over. They're supposed to respond to the recommendations. Do they agree? Do they not agree?

took him about a gazillion years to finally uncover. Draw your own conclusions as to why it wasn't immediately published and released to the public first, though, John Ryan press Eesion Tiers, you want your KITCHENO model, do you want to work with? John Ryan pressed Esion Tiers is his company, and he's the man you'd be working with from an initial design to final installation. You will find him to be a very very pleasant man when it comes to

kitchen room modeling. Nobody's got more experience than John, more than thirty five years of doing almost exclusively kitchens. Yes, about a decade ago he did. Ours love it to this day. Every time I walk into that kitchen, I just remember how it used to be and how much improved it is. Better flow, form, design, storage, everything's improved. You don't have to go gut in the whole thing

like he did with us. You can just do Cabins encountertops that he's the man to work with your true partner in your kitchen remodeling project from initial design to final installation, and.

Prestige one two three dot com fifty five KRC. Here's you channel on what the forecast is a couple of days worth anyway, Cloud's days got a showers and storm player this afternoon, I have eighty We got rain likely overnight. Storms are expected to continue overnight as well with a low of sixty seven. And we got some sun but mostly cloudy tomorrow and if tiny chance of rain eighty two for the high seventy degree right now, let's get a traffick up.

post corruption audit. What can we do to write the ship to make the process better, to make the process less corrupt by way of for whatever projects being proposed, whatever tax abatement, whatever building is going to be built, whatever Hyde Park development, well connected developer project is going to be you know, uh uh, get a zoning change for We want to make sure it isn't done or have any corruption associated with it. So outside entity from Shego has spent a year or so looking at it.

They're paid one hundred and fifty grand to do the report. The issue the primary report, opportunity for the council members and the mayor to comment on it, to identify any problems with the initial report. Nothing said, not a finger lifted, not a word spoken from counsel or the mayor. So they did a final report along with recommendations. So that leads us up to here.

they generally accepted government auditing standards. It was going to follow the ai CPA, which is the American Institute of CPAs who was going to follow their standards, which they're basically saying that the city changed the standards that they wanted us to use, and looking at this.

the world. He has done a masterful, stunning, life changing smile makeover as a king of cosmetic dentistry. And doctor Megan Frew on her way to accreditation, so she's got her fresh vision and and perspectives with cosmetic dentistry and doctor Fred Peck's years and years of experience. But in the final analysis, they're both of my general dentists. They do great general dentistry as well. I love going in to see them. The staff there are so friendly and welcoming.

It's a comfortable environment, and I always like to point out I know a lot of people don't like to go to the dentists, but you should. It's important for your health. So go then to the clinic there. You'll love being there and they'll treat you great. And everything I've heard about doctor Meghan Frew is just, oh my god. People love her, not that they don't like doctor Fred pac mind you five one, three sixty one, seventy six, sixty six. You know that it's really close to the

Montgomery Road eggs of the two seventy five. I mean you're almost there, so they give you some context where they're located easy to get to five one three, six, two one seventy six, sixty six online PACKPEC kpexsmiles dot com fifty five KRC.

long process for the review. So what is the What was the final report issued and what standards did it used? Did it used the ones that the city manager changed last minute or did it stick with it the parameters of the original negotiated agreement with the city.

The sample that that CROW took and analyzed, one percent of the ordinances that they sampled were passed under an emergency. And the problem is that they come up with these lame excuses as an emergency. For example, on connected communities that was passed under an emergency. You know what their reason was, we need more housing. That was the reason that Reggie Harris gave to why this thing was passed

under an emergency. So Crow actually pointed out these they had an he had an example or they had an example of one of these lame excuses, but they're all over the place. So that that was very a very good finding, and they had recommendations about how to get around that, or not get around it, but to implement that. But the second one is one I'm particularly interested in. It was when the council was able to provide input online budget line items. They need to explain their increases

or their decreases to budget line items. So the city they just went through a three hour hearing budget hearing the other night where they had seventy six witnesses come forward basically asking for money from the city and they represented something like forty different groups.

They have it on their schedule, their budget schedule. But in terms of why does the manager go through this rigorous, supposedly rigorous merit based process and come up with her recommendations and then the city council and the mayor just comes in and you know, changes it, it increases it. Last year, the city manager's recommendation for what they call

leverage support was like five million dollars. Well after the mayor and the city council got through with it, it was up to they increased at one point three million dollars just with the stroke of a pen. And so anyway Crow with no explanation or one of these lame excuses, and Crow pointed this out that this is a problem. You need to provide a more transparent process and you know, you have to justify these changes to these line items.

So I think those those were two issues that were particularly problematic for the city that they didn't like those. The other thing that the final report included they talked about a they have a conflict of interest survey. So this is something I did not know existed until I read the auto report. But apparently when the new council members are sworn in, they go through they fill out a conflict of interest survey. Sure, and I guess somebody in the legal department looks at it and helps them.

So I asked I put a records request in for them, and I did get a clean copy of the form, and that has issues. I think, for example, they don't even have to sign that. They forget about certifying it. They don't even have to sign all their disclosures on this survey. But they're denying me access to any of the surveys that were completed by any of the council members or the mayor.

and help ferret out fraud, wasted abuse. Maybe maybe so that we can refer some of this information over to the FBI for them to investigate, because well, you know, the less transparent government is, the more likely something going on behind the scenes that they don't want acknowledged or revealed, the more likely it is that could be criminal.

no service fees, and free estimates. They enjoying aplus with a better business. Bureau been pushing on the tankless hot water heaters. They're a great idea. You know, if your water heaters is getting toward the end of its life where it's gone belly up, you know, tankless maybe the right thing for you to go because they save you money.

They provide unlimited hot water. You never run out. As long as the hot water's on, it's churning it out space saber about the size of a suitcase hanging on the wall, and can get rid of that giant tank and again, unlimited hot water. It's just amazing technology. And they last longer than the tanks, so that's one of the things they'll do for you. But you know, if you need your sewer line replair repair to replace. They

don't have to dig your yard up. They do trenchless sewer line repairs, clog drains, some pumps, whatever happens to me. If it's plumbing, it's plumbing done right by plumb type plumbing five one three seven two seven Tight t I t E five one three seven two seven eighty four eighty three Online plumb tight dot com fifty five. The talk station Jennini says, today it's going to be cloudy. We will hit some scattered showers and some thunderstorms later

this afternoon. At some point, I have eighty today. Rain and storms are likely overnight with a low sixty seven. We got some sun but mostly cloudy tomorrow, and I have eighty two. It's seventy degrees right now. Traffic time from the UC Traffic Center.

Cincinnai train robbery. Obviously this relates to the sale of the train of the railway system. Yes, so what's the story on that if they say it's generating a whole a lot more money than the lease paim But we got fifty point fifty six million dollars this year.

And you know, people say, well, why are you still harping on a railroad because it was not a good deal. That wasn't And in terms of the Great Train Robbery, the thing that really is a problem is the fact that you had this public asset, probably Cincinnati's most valuable, with the public asset, and the city leaders, if you want to call them leaders, let this railroad come in

and basically buy the election. They knew when they agreed to this that under the current state law ballot issue campaigns there is no limit on corporate contributions for ballot issue campaigns, and so Norfolk Southern could spend as much money as it wanted. And then what it did. It spent six million dollars and there was.

made all the decisions, It was a steering committee. So who's on the steering committee? Who is it that called the mayor and said, hey, Mayor, we think it'd be a good idea if you went on TV for Who was that and who's on this steering committee?

I'm told that mister Cranleigh's of the second campaign may have cost like two million, but this was six million dollars. And there's no way in my view that they could have spent six million dollars. So where's that? Where where did that money go?

they say service teslas. At Foreign Exchange as well, you get a full warranty on parts in service. You'll pay less money. That's the great thing about Foreign Exchange. You'll save a lot of money versus the dealer. When you take a car to FOREI in Exchange, and that is what I have been doing for years. ASC certified Master technicians will be working on your car. You can actually talk to the tech if you want. I know some you know the dealer still lets you go in and

talk to the person working on your car. But if you if you're inclined to want to do that, you can at Foreign Exchange go to the Westchester location. That's one I recommend, and Austin and the team of awesome

mechanics there treat you great and pay less. Tyler's will leged off by seventy five East two Streets right on Kingland Online Foreign X for in the letter X dot com five one three six four four twenty six twenty six five one three six four four twenty six twenty six fifty five KRC dot com Friday, I request I said, yeah, you gotta work song two in there because it's Friday.

behind the scenes than we know about. But since I have a few minutes or a couple minutes, you have the podcast Citizen Watchdog, and you're always doing what you talked about, you've done today in connection with the audit. You are apparently going to have your own web page now to put all this information up in an easily usable, findable format, since the City of Cincinnati, if it is up there somewhere in their online materials, quite often difficult to ferret out.

transparency issues of late. You know, like, for example, real quick here that whole idea, Elon Musk comes out, Well, Trump's in the Epstein files, and so all these politicians are coming out, well if he was in there, if he was in there, then why wouldn't have Biden released it? And so wait a second, that statement if he was in there indicates that our representatives don't even know what's in there. Why don't we know this's been going on? For years, Todd. You know, it's that kind of thing

that just really really irks me. Why don't they allow us to have the information. It's only a handful of people in the entire city that will be interested in looking at it. We're one of them. But even if one person wants to look at it, they work for us. The information is not confidential, and so if you ask for it, they should hand it over and they should

provide an explanation. For example, in the conclusion of that report you talked about, which makes recommendations on honest, decent, going forward conduct, transparent conduct, they should at least answer the question why they aren't following what they were told to do when they hired this outside auditing firm. Ye, silence, deafening silence.

drink and our food feedback on. They're going to be in studio after the news US happens fast, stay up to date at the top of the hour.

care I'm eating food in the studio. Go ahead, fire me, guys. How you doing in studio? Nick, Jared and Pete from the Doma Donna s Robins Society. You can find him online. It's since e don O'Dell nau dot com it's a weekend of Gimut the kite to celebrate in the schwabin Fest. Guys, good to have you in the studio. Thanks for having us. Thank you my pleasure. I love going to the Schwabinfest. And you know this is not too I'm not I'm not a favorite of any one German organization or another.

You guys know that we got the other German societies that come in and there's how many of them are there in the city, like forty or something crazy like that. Forty there's four big ones. But that's a great thing. We all work together and we scored each other and it's yeah, yeah, that's It's like, you guys, aren't you know? It isn't like that scene from Anchorman where you're meeting an alley and like having a gang fight. You know, but uh, you all play well together. I guess you'll

have a parade. I guess usually there is one in Octoberfest.

or speaking, their their culture and traditions. And then, uh, you know, after after the war, they immigrated to the US because German speaking people weren't so welcomed in those areas, so they came here. And it's not just in Cincinnati, it's all over the US and internationally, I think they's some in Brazil and another place to where where the Denniswamp people had had gone to. Okay, but it's a fun party, and they keep their traditions and share them with the city and oh it's a fun party.

almost a full eighteen inches long. And it is so good if you're a fan of uh what is a knockwurst or back worst, This is like, you know, eighteen inch long black worst. But I love how you cooked it. It's almost like it's been It's a crinkly natural case sausage exterior, which is cheap casing. Yeah, oh it's awesome. My listeners are going cod well, you get to enjoy. We're just listening to your rave about it. So you

can show up at Schwapenfest this weekend. First off, you have events going on today.

And every one of these things. My wife, you know, she's an attractive lady and so you know, she loves the dance and I don't dance, so I'm usually having to keep my eye on her because there's some guy out there dancing with my wife. Jane, you didn't marry out, I did. I told you that in the hallway. That's why I tell people now I no longer care if they want to fire me, because I'm eating in the studio knock themselves out. And one of the reasons I can say that is because I can retire right now.

I'm married. I'm married, out of my element. Anyhow, she's listening right now.

that particular German club. And I don't know which one it was, but there were I think mostly walking around with the three quarter length uh as opposed to the just sort of pant like shorts that I have. So there is regional clothing too.

going on up there? If it wood burning fireplace, it could be filled with koreasod and your fire. You actually could have had a chimney fire and not even know about it. The problem is that will crack your whining and then if you have another one, it'll burn your house to the ground. At least that's as it has been explained to me in the past. Maybe you could burn your house down even with the first chimney fire.

The point is you don't want one, which is why you take Chimneycare Fireplace to Stove up on its Spring special which is a woodburning sweep and evaluation, which is only one hundred and sixty nine ninety nine. They inspected with a video camera certified chimney Sweep WI sweep it. They'll make sure everything is safe. That way, you don't have to worry about a chimney fire. You ready to hit the ground, runn when the temperatures drop back down

and they will just got to wait for it. Or if you don't have a wood burner, the exterior evaluation which the Chimneycare Fireplace and Stove will do for free. You just need a schedule appointment. They'll come out to your place, make sure you don't have any water damage problems going on up there, and if you do, you may not know about that either and that could lead to a huge problem and a massive expense for you.

You want to avoid that and it's a free inspection for that one and they'll do that of course when they do the woodburning sweep and evaluation. So Chimneycareco dot Com is where you go. You can sign up for an appointment there or call them up. Chimneycareco dot Com a plus with a better business fear, locally owned and operated since nineteen eighty eight five one three two four eight ninety six hundred five one three two four eight ninety six.

people dancing, you got the old people dancing. You congestion German garber to show up in your genes that's okay too.

watch a football game. But my dad would get down there and he and my grandfather would eat Limburger sandwiches, rye bread, big flat, big hunk of Limburger cheese, mustard, and onions. And I'm telling you, that small room would just just fill up with the stench of Limburger cheese. He could walk in there. It's like, God, oh, we love it, we love it. I'm like, I think it was more of a it's it's like eating a ghost pepper too. Oh I was able to eat that, you know, yeah, right,

But you didn't really like it, did you? A badge of honor? You just it's a badge of honor. Yeah, I choked down a Limburger cheese sandwich in spite of how about it smells. And there's people out there right now going, oh, come on, Limburger tastes great, tastes great, just stinks. But they've got it there, so you can do that. But I'm bump bump bump beers. You guys have beer there, don't you. Well look at the list A couple of beers.

o nau and get the details and information there as well. Guys, I cannot think you knowough for coming to the studio bringing the wonderful food and give me a little sample what we're going to experience tonight and tomorrow tonight five point thirty pm until eleven pm Tomorrow one pm to eleven pm. Enjoy the fun, the festivities, the dance, the food, the drink, the Gimuti kite which is guaranteed give.

Talk Station, we'll have more to talk about it. I love to take a phone call to or So Jok and open up the phones and we'll try to have a little more fun as we get close to the close of the morning show on this wonderful Friday. This is fifty five KRC an iHeartRadio station.

great food and drinks. Now, but the information about the festival is on my blog page fifty five kr seed dot com. Opportunity for you to call in five one three seven fifty eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound five fifty if you have an AT and T phone. Uh yeah, you heard it. Earlier, Procter and Gamble announce some plans cut seven thousand jobs over the next couple of years, fifteen percent of its non manufacturing workforce. Uh As Dan Monk from WCPO describes, the company navigates

the challenges posed by tariffs and slower growth. Company hadn't said how many the layoffs are going to occur here in Cincinnati, of course, where you employ ten thousand people. Here in the Greater Cincinnati area. So, according to the

chief financial officer, Andre shootin' sounds awfully German. Just the opportunity to accelerate that innovation pipeline, make the right investments, and capture that growth opportunity, I think created that urgency in the organizations to say now's the time, insofar as the time to cut Joe, have you seen all of the articles describing the whaling and gnashing of teeth and pity and concern about expressed by the general public because

seven thousand employees at PG are losing their jobs everywhere?

state of Ohio. Speaking of Ohio budgets, not shocking anybody, said, half a dozen teams have already expressed interest in a one point one billion dollar grant pool that'll be available after July if it ultimately becomes part of Ohio's next two year budget. Senator Jerry Semina said teams should keep in mind that lawmakers won't be interested in projects that

aren't ready for primetime. His words Sereno comments came a couple of days after he introduced a proposal to fund stadium projects with one point seven billion dollars in unclaimed funds from the state of Ohio. That is, money from abandoned bank accounts, uncash checks, rent utility deposits whose rightful owner cannot be located. So it is one of the processes where we learn they're sitting on a big pile

of money. And notice, much to my chagrin, that that money is available only to teams, sports stadiums, fully baked, ready for prime time sports related complexes. Now, if you're a business out there, don't bother trying to stand in line. You're you're not you're not entitled any of the taxpayer money in this particular case, money that could go to the American or the Ohio tax payer maybe and maybe in the form of a property tax relief.

reason whatsoever. Oh, but we're gonna make a whole lot of money off of the sports team. No, no, no, you're gonna make a whole lot of money off of a company like Procter and Gamble.

let me know why. A thirty five right now? If you I have KCD talk station, be back after these brief words. Fifty five KRC man gentlemen says, we've got some scattered showers and storms later this afternoon, mostly cloudy up until that point in time. Severe weather also a possibility. I have eighty rain with storms expected to continue over nine sixty seven tomorrow's sun and mostly cloud and tiny chance rain. They're suggesting eighty two for the eye tomorrow

sixty five overnight seventy three. Right now at fifty five ker CIT talk station. How about traffick right.

the bridge. Crews continue to clean up from the train to Rammit and Hamilton Hannover blocked off between Central and eighth and slow traffic on King Chuck ingram on fifty five KRC.

And I believe that is an accurate guess. Revealing in their comments is that it's always qualified along the lines of, well, I don't know what's in them, but if Trump was in them, then why wouldn't Joe Biden let the world know that Donald Trump was involved with the pedophile And

my retort was, it's certainly possible. The reason he didn't is because the Epstein files implicate a whole lot of Democrats, and if you're going to use it against Trump, you know it's coming right back at you to haunt you. I personally don't believe Trump anything do with it, given his behavior and in fact that he was asked and involved in the Epstein investigation and actually said, no problem, I'll be happy to sit down and talk with you

whenever you want. I had nothing really to hide, and I know he alienate him alienated himself from Epstein and has abandoned from his golf course or something along those lines when Epstein was still with us. But you know, why would Musk make a stupid comment like that, This is just childish? Childish, childish. But going back to the fundamental point, Representatives and members of Congress don't know what is in the Epstein file or files they whatever you

want to characterize them. At the documents that were gathered in connection with all the raids that were done in Epstein's properties in the Pedophile Island and all that, by all accounts, there are records, There are videotapes and speculation on people that have been implicated and suggest that you have been child molesters like Epstein. Why don't we know? Why have those records been held withheld? You think there'd be some whistleblower. How they released everything under the sun

about Donald Trump Aclodie's private tax information. No one seemed to have a problem with that other than the fact that it was well not legal to do it. But the guy's dead and you can redact victim information. You know, I personally like to know who these perverts are out in the world. I'd like to be able to stay away from them. I like to be able to see

them brought to criminal justice. But the longer you wait, Let's say one of them was involved in statutory rape, some noted notables, some lofty high official, maybe one of our elected officials in Washington, TC. Perhaps a lot of people hung out with Epstein, a lot of powerful people, Bill Gates. Maybe somewhere out there. There's probably a statute of limitations.

If they're hiding it, I think it's it's reasonable for us to assume that something bad has happened behind the scenes, something that they don't want us to know about is going on behind the scenes, could be criminal behavior. It could be well, maybe bribery. Perhaps we saw that with some of the council members on the City of Cincinnati. But it's you know, they work for us. It's troubling to me. But you know, you got to ask the question waybit, why are you Why aren't you giving it

to us. Let's see what Steve've got to say this morning. Steve, thanks for calling here, and a happy Friday to you.

but they just don't. They're not your preferred band. One thing I always say, if they're not your favorite musical artists, they might be your favorite musical artist's favorite musical artist, I mean, very.

I never did. It was actually knowing knowing she would would, isn't it good? Knowing she would? And it was nineteen sixty five, and there was pressure not to put out a song called that isn't that kind of cute? So the next time you listen to that, just think of what the original title was going to be, how they changed it around. It'll put a smile on your face. It has nothing to do with anything, but it's just you know with I mean, I could have called you up and gone on about the level of.

and we come back. I hope you can stick around fifty five KRC one more time for the Channel nine weather forecasts got a showers and storms this afternoon, slightly higher chance of severe weather uh gusty wins heavy rain. Lightning also suggested to be a concern from Channel nine and I have eighty today, overnight low sixty seven with rain and storms expected to continue. We get some sung and otherwise mostly cloudy tomorrow with a high of eighty two and an overnight low of sixty five with rain

likely seventy three. Right now, time for final traffic.

I'm working on getting more details. Chuck ing ram On fifty five KRC the talk station.

fake wrestling match. Elon Musk puts the rumor out there that Trump is in the file somewhere and get the left to demand the release of the files. She says, the left are so stupid they will fall into the trap. Well, members of the left who aren't involved with Jeff Epstein may fall into that trap. But the quiet ones, those are the ones you're gonna want to be suspicious of, Maureene, Julie, welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks for calling it. Happy Friday to you.

Wouldn't they have released this before the election.

is a true statement. Why wouldn't they have done it unless, of course there's nothing or there's more Democrats implicated in the release and that they know that that their day is going to come if Donald Trump's records are in a release and it has some connection with Elon Musk. There's a whole lot of other people that have involved with with I'm sorry, jeff Jeffrey Epstein. There's a whole lot of other people that hung out with Jeffrey Epstein who would also find themselves in the crosshairs.

But I do agree, you know, with with Elon. I'm we're all I think so many of us are a little bit disgusted with the bill because or a lot discussed, because obviously we need more cuts. But I'm not sure how much Trump can crashure with the rest of them. But that's got to be done. I don't know if that can be done in an addendum or something coming on.

through an extra two trillion dollars a year. This thing cuts one point two trillion over ten years. Sorry, that's not enough. Julie, God bless you. Thank you so much for the club. Have a wonderful weekend. Eight fifty five afty five kre City Talk Station Tech Friday with Dave Hatter the Orwell Report. I just creeped out that TV is analyzing your emotions now at least some smart TV. That's one of three different things we talked about Todd

Zenser in studio. The missing audit has been found, and there's nothing but craziness swirling around that city of Cincinnati is well in the same way the Musk files have been held from the public's view. So much information is not revealed by the elected officials as the council members and the mayor and the city of Cincinnati. Thank god for Todd Zinser. He's all over it, and you can hear the podcast and learn more plus donnish and information.

I hope you enjoyed that this weekend. Have a fantastic weekend regardless of what you do. Thank you Joe Strecker for all you do, including playing song two this morning and of course Wonderful World by Joey Ramon. Folks, I hope you have a great weekend. Like I said, stick around. Glenbeck's coming right up. News happens fast, stay up to date. At the top of the hour, We're moving very quickly. Fifty five KRC the talk.