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at least purports to anyway. But last Thursday, my understanding is that she was not on the phone. We tried to call hers because she had a family emergency, something involving her son with a medical issue. He's okay, but she was really anxious to get on the program and really apologetic. And today's today fingers crossed anyway, Sean, did you check the phones out this morning? Are we all hooked up right? Yay, there's a thumbs up. I'm glad

to see that again. Apologies to the listeners were hoping to hear from Bill O'Reilly last week, as well as Warren Davidson. This was not their fault. Someone was tinkering with the phones when the studio is apped, not my studio, the production studio where Sean is sitting right now anyhow, So fingers crossed for Stephanie will give it another shit at.

And I guess so many people are optimistic on one level because war has been raging there for thirteen plus years, and others are very very concerned that something like a you know, cherial law califate thing might come up. So as these citizens of Syria try to struggle and settle things through, always get a good information from Daniel Davis in his war analysis. So that's tomorrow and the fifty

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So great fellowship, great conversation over the weekend. And you know, I didn't know where to start this morning. I never really quite do. We could talk drones, we could talk Luigi Mangioni and the insanity going on that, but I wanted to talk about the insanity of Joe Biden's pardons and clemency. And I saw this article by Chuck Ross and Jason Simonson over Free Beacon and my jaw, I mean my mouth fell open and all throughout reading the

people that he has offered clemency and pardons to. I'm just asking myself, why does this serve the interest of justice at all? How is it that someone makes it to a list And this is like, I mean, fifteen hundred federal convictions that Joe Biden's granted clemency on the largest single day grant of clemency in modern history, And I wonder why, See, if you can answer the question when we run through the list of some of the people that you let go. Former judge who sent juveniles

to prison in the Cash for Kids kickback scandal. Former city official in Illinois who orchestrated the largest municipal embezel in state history. A journalist who manufactured a fentanyl like drub drug dubbed the most potent in the United States car fentanyl. Get the details on that in a minute. Just a few of the nearly fifteen hundred federal convicts.

President Joe Biden granted clemency you on last Thursday. White House framed the move as part of Biden's quote record of criminal justice reform to help reunite family, strengthen communities, reintegrate individuals back in the society.

Biden family member. Dad's president. I got freedom from literally everything I did for the past decade, in spite of the fact that I had already been convicted and I already pled guilty. So the Washington Free Beacon, that's where I've got this information, did reveal those who receive clemency.

For example, Daniel Phillerup, sentenced to ten years in prison for selling fentanyl that killed an Albany woman, Shilander agerwaal and Alabama pill mill doctor, who the Department of Justice said, quote directly contributed to the opioid epidemic close quote Biden community seventeen and a half year prison sentence of former Luzerne County, Pennsylvania judge Michael Conahan, who took two point one million dollars in kickbacks from a for profit prison

executive in exchange for sentending juveniles to those facilities. Hey, judge, send him over to my place. Here's some money. Rita Crunwell, former Dition, Illinois comptroll and treasurer, who embezzled more than fifty three million dollars from the city and what the Department of Justice described in their words as the largest theft of public funds in state history. She used the money to breed racing horses was sentenced more than nineteen

years in prison. In twenty thirteen, Dixon City officials blasted Bruden's reprieve of this woman quote. This is a complete travesty of justice and a slap in the face to our entire community, said city manager Denny Langloss. That's an amazing exercise of control in terms of what he said, I probably would have been a little bit more a

graphic in my response to that one. Wendy Hetchman sentenced fifteen years in prison for leading a drug ring the police blamed for a surgeon overdose deaths in Nova Omaha, Nebraskas in twenty seven team former journalist, this is the one I was talking about. The car fentyl. She and her husband manufactured and distributed car fentyl CDC calls that the most potent fedel analog detected in the United States. Omaha police tracked down the Henchman's after a spate of

overdosed deaths from the drug. According to the Omaha Investigator, people were dying, people were overdosing, Families were being destroyed on a daily basis, and then it stopped. Why because they arrested him. Joseph Schryshevsky clemency for his role on a two hundred and fifty five million dollar real estate ponzi scheme that get a load of this that authority said was targeted at Orthodox Jews since just under twenty two years in prison back in twenty elevens that one

of many financial criminals who Broughton gave clemency to. Paul Burr Works, sentenced to more than fourteen years in prison in twenty seventeen for operating a nine hundred million dollars internet ponzi's game.

with victims around the world suffering losses. Toyoti alkeshe sentence in twenty twenty two to one hundred and twenty six months in prison for conspiring to commit credit card fraud, wire fraud, and aggravated identity theft and this game that targeted the mentally disabled. Biden granted clemency to one former healthcare executive. Oh wait a minute, I thought e he was celebrating Brian Thompson's being gunned down. I got more

on that one later, which is just insanity. Healthcare executive sentenced to one hundred and fourteen months in prison for fraud, James Burkhardt, who also laundered money from his firm, will not have to serve the remainder of his sentence thanks to Yes, Joe Biden. Jacqueline Mills planning clemency twenty seventeen sentence to twelve and a half years in prison for stealing nearly four million dollars from a USDA program to

feed poor children in eastern Arkansas. Prosecutors called that one of the most egregious examples of fraud they had prosecuted out. Mira Sakadeva, a Mississippi doctor sentenced to twenty years in prison back in twenty twelve for defrauding Medicare by providing and this one hits on personally for me, folks deluded chemotherapy drugs and old needles to cancer patient.

office next month. Quote. Gee, look at that. Somebody wrote in very large capital letters, WTF question mark exclamation board. Oh, that's right, that was me. President Biden will continue to review clemency petitions and deliver criminal justice reform in a manner that advances equity and justice, promotes public safety, supports

rehabilitation and re entry, and provides meaningful second chances. Yeah to the doctor who gave water down chemo drugs and dirty needles to patients, people who stole money from mentally cognitively deficient individuals, on and on and on.

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You have good days, you have your bad days. But I thought about the idea that I was talking with that man. He was coming up on his ninety eighth and of our birthday at the time, and what a cool guy, and what great stories he had, not about the war, so much about his childhood growing up and the independence that he enjoyed and the freedom and came from a family of fifteen kids. He may recall when I talked to him, He's the guy that came home one day with his sister from school. His parents had

packed up and moved. He didn't even tell him they were moving. He just came home to an empty house. He had a couple of very wonderful, influential adults in his life. I think one was a minister and there was one other guy that really shaped his being. But he gave so much credit to who he was was and how he became so successful and looked up to by his fellow World War Two service members that he became like a father figure for them when he was

only eighteen years old. So but I was just listening to that going, man, you know what, I'm lucky to have been able to be part of that conversation. So there's all kinds of content like that over there at fifty five case dot com. And just to follow up in a story I read last week or mentioned last week, the DC restaurant tours, the various employees of the restaurants in Washington, d C. Talking about how they're not going to serve the Trump administration folks, talking about holding up service,

maybe making the slow slow walking service. Not one of them said that they would, you know, soil the food as it were. But you know, if they're saying out loud that they're going to do everything they can to stand in the way of serving members of the Republican Party and the Trump administration. I would be a little reluctant to actually go and eat out, soaping ask some of the congress people, do you eat out when you go to Washington, DC? When everybody knows you're a Republican? Anyway,

I got a kick out of this one. As a follow up article, bartender Joseph, apparently he's worked at a bunch of DC's top restaurants and bars, was a Kamala Harris supporter. Isn't real happy about the upcoming administration, he says, but from a bartending perspective, he sees it as good news. In his experience, Republicans tip more and are generally lower maintenance guests than Democrats.

your job, and some have been fired. There was a couple of other updates along the same lines about employees outspoken refusal to serve Republicans lost their situation. He just pointed out the obvious. It's impossible to avoid dirty money, at least as you subjectively perceive it. Five to twenty five year fifty five kre Steve Talk Station Local stories coming up. Feel free to call, though you know I'd rather talk to you and hear the sound of my

own voice. We do have some local stories that go over. I'll be right back thirty a happy Monday Jam, trying to make it happy one anyway go. I'll be talking to Stephanie Perche with the book Sound the Alarm and the Manley Disaster. Seven oh five for that, as is always the case, seven to twenty for Christopher Smithman with the smith Event Money Money with Brian James. That'll take place at eight oh five. Feel free to call. Otherwise, let's go to local stories where it's not just New Jersey.

We're taking all the appropriate measures to safeguard the installation and all of our residents. Airfield shut down for about four hours late Friday evening into early Saturday morning. He said, number of systems spotted head quote has fluctuated and they have ranged in sizes and configurations. Our team continues to monitor the local airspace and we're working with local authorities to ensure the safety of our personnel, facilities and assets.

When he was asked how often this happens, the right Patterson is that first time I'm aware of great so New Jersey does not have a lock on drone sightings. Teenager stable condition after a shooting in Roselawn happened Saturday night. According to the Cincinni Police officers who were called to the seventy eight hundred block at Glen Orchard Drive at eleven thirty PM. When they got there, they found a sixteen year old male suffering from a gunshot wound. Person

taken to the hospital. Police had not stated if they have a suspect. The shooting's still under investigation. I guess not identified because of the minor status. Ah Man Dad this after a medical emergency while driving in Carthage Sunday morning. Sinceni Police officers called around seventy m to one o eight West sixty ninth Street for the port of a

report of a fatal injury crash. A sixty eight year old man was driving a twenty eleven Volkswagen Route On on the road when he experienced a medical crisis and hit two park cars. Officers say the driver's taking the East Medical Center where he's succumbed to his industries. Our industry, okay, it's ourly forgive me. Injuries is the word you were looking for? Brian Excessive speeding impairment not believed to be

factors in the crash. Witnesses the crash asked to context since they plice department traffic in it five one, three, three, five two twenty five fourteen Mount Adams stabbing suspect Michael Bolan has been transferred to authorities in Hamilton County on Saturday. According with listening in Hamilon County Sheriff's Office online jailed database, they had a mugshot of Bowling there on the site.

Thirty one year old Bowlin I've been sought by authorities in Cincinnati for us stabbing for stabbing a construction worker in Mount Adams. Bowland, according to the listing, was admitted

to the jail Saturday at almost four pm. He's been wanted by Cincinnati police ever since the attack on the instruction worker November twenty ninth, and Mount Adams had left the victim critically injured, says WLWT, who was reporting on this, later uncovered that Bolan was arrested the very next day after the attack for criminal trespassing in Madison County, Kentucky, though he had not yet been named as a suspect

in the stabbing case. After being released on bail in Madison County, Bowlan fled to Logan County, Ohioway, who's found by a police to be hiding out at a home in Indian Lake. Mount Adams residence on Sunday, said that they felt relieved to know that he was now in custody and back on Hamilton County go before a judge well Appeer Court for his arraignment today nine am. If you're not doing anything charged with attempted murder in Floridian's assault.

Attorneys for Frish's landlord that's NNN ret LP, asked for a standard seven day rid of eviction instead of the ten day writ saying they've had plenty of time to get out at least that's a quote from their attorney, Anthony Hornback. Mainliner in Fairfax announced in early December that was facing the eviction notices the mid diviction hearing. Several vendors have also filed lawsuits against Frish's Shriver Foods, New Jersey claims restaurant owner owes them eighteen thousand, five hundred

and forty seven dollars in unpaid invoices. Jeffrey's Coffee and Tea from Florida claims Fish's owes them thirty thousand plus dollars with interest. Apparently of these financial troubles showed up in October, and property owners claimed the chain was four and a half million dollars behind in rent.

be right back after these brief words. Five forty Happy Monday, doothcaro sea dot com podcast, Get your ire media app call me up. Five point three seven four nine fifty five hundred eight hundred and eight two to three Talk five five fifty if you have an AT and T phone. Otherwise it's a stack a stupid time, and we go to uh, Colorado. Did you, Sean, did you realize the word Ohio has a negative connotation? Well you're going to find out, as I did when I read this article.

This is crazy. They say, actually it's an Iowa social studies teacher. I apologize. There was another reference to Colorado and Iowa's social studies teacher banned the use of a whole bunch of different words, and last Tuesday, a nonprofit foundation for Individual Rights and Expression wrote to officials at the Fremont Mills Community Schools District warning that a seventh grade social studies teacher alleged speech ban is unconstitutional.

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in the historical context. You might want to talk about that and the travesties that were brought about by the Nazi party.

blanking stupid. Our goal is not to censor or stifle student speech, but to guide students toward language that fosters a positive and inclusive learning environment. School added at any of these words listed punishable by a thirty minute detention, including a note to the bottom of a poster. Parent

told that organization at least ten students were disciplined. The school administrators said consequences are not based solely upon using particular words unless they are considered vulgar, leude, threatening a substantial disruption of the school's environment, or bullying toward another student.

I suppose it allows you to talk about the Nazis and the Holocaust in a historical context, but that just means some teacher or administrator or some higher authority is going to determine whether the context is appropriate and meet out a punishment.

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we get back to the stack of stupid. I got Kyle on the line, Kyle, Happy Monday, thanks for calling this morning.

But I thought this was particularly comical. We'll get a wheat Ridge, Colorado, where a man was caught on police body camera after being arrested for causing a multi vehicle crash. Court to police and wheat Ridge, Colorado officers showed up with the scene December fourth, crash asked the driver how many drinks he had? His reply probably ten, followed by hey, hey, I'm gonna tell you right now, like I'm a professional drinker.

Police officers said, oh, okay, all right, I got you, and then put the man in handcuffs.

of this one. But a sixteen year old New Mexico boy arrested Saturday morning after he allegedly gunned down his parents and teenage siblings and then called nine to one one to drunken State to confess the quadruple homicide. Diego Leiva facing first degree murder charges in the slaughter that happened around three point thirty am before the Valencia County Sheriff's office got a phone call from the murders suspect

courting to New Mexico State Police. In a news release, the teen allegedly said he killed his family over the phone to a dispatcher and then walked out with his hands in the air when the deputies showed up. State police say Lava was extremely intoxic hid when we was

taken into custody. Handgun found on the kitchen table. Suspects forty to ye old father Leoni to Leave, a thirty five year old mom, Adriana Bencomo, sixteen year old sister Adrian, and fourteen year old brother Alexander, all found dead with gunshot ones inside the home. Keller taken nearby hospital for detox, then booked in the juvenile center in Albuquerque on Sunday morning. Former teachers in disbelief that the teen boy could be responsible.

According to the educator Vanessa La Grange, speaking with The Guardian, I would never have thought that something like this would happen and that Diego would be capable of doing something like this. Everyone is in shock. State Police investigator Burea is still trying to determine what sparked the murder rampage.

celebrating this season. Five to fifty five ifty five care see de Talk station. I will point out, though I believe the statute was to keep people from being confused that it isn't a police car that you're looking at. This thing was literally covered with multi colored lights from head to top, and I don't think anybody couldfuse it for anything other than somebody well decorating the car for

Christmas season. Just coming up a five fifty six, fifty five Krcity Talk station plenty to talk about the six o'clock I would love to hear from you too.

wonderful cancer fighting organization they are and not sure. I didn't see really much reporting on it, but I hope it was a really great turnout. They were hoping to raise sixty five dollars. I think last year they raised fifty five, so fingers crossed they achieved their goals. But wonderful, wonderful organization. So if you need a charity to help, there's one right there fifty five caresy dot com for podcasts when you can't listen live, check it out right there.

And we can go back years and years about reasons why we might have little faith and trust in our government and parenthetically, there was another article that I probably won't have a chance to get to today, but remember Operation choke Hold, where araic Holder's Justice Department got banks to drop accounts because of the type of business that they were involved in. That's going on again. It's going

on in big, big, big time. So there's one reason we'll go back to the irs with Lowis Learner attacking conservative organizations, and just fast forward throughout the years, and there's one illustration of another, and now we've got all these drones flying around and conspiracy theories, and conspiracy theories are created in factual, in factual vacuums. If we don't get some honesty from our elected officials, we start kind of questioning it, making things up or maybe drawing conclusions

pattern observation. And speaking of pattern observation, they one person I always kind of joke around. She's probably listening Moreane, Good morning, Steve. Stephanie Perucci's coming up in one hour on the book Sound the Alarm the Maui Disaster, which she was like the very first person to suggests that Lahana fires were suspicious and were designed to achieve some broader objective. It wasn't just the fire. Exactly what the subject matter that book is about. So we'll let Stephanie

talk about that and reach her conclusion. Christopher Smithman coming up at seven to twenty with a smith Event, former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati Every Monday in the Morning Show. Fast forward to eighth five Money Money with Brian James in the mean kind drones in the cost of loss trust.

A joint statement Thursday by the FBI and Department of Homeland Security said, we have no evidence at this time that the reported drones sidings pose a national security or public safety thread or have a foreign nexus. But when you hear that, you're like, well, wait a second, you've already admitted you don't know what they are. How can you make a conclusion that they don't pose any threat? Legitimate question?

word in that sentence. Many many, not all. Yet, the unexplained sightings persist. One costs Stewart International Airport, New York's Hudson Valleys shut down its run day for a runway for an hour on Friday. Governor Kathy Hogel demanded answers from the Biden administration. Former Maryland Governor Larry Hogan described as.

And as the journal observed, this is how deep the suspicion runs. Like most of my listening audience might feel the same way about it, and when that happens, conspiracy theories fill the air as much as the drones do. One Twitter account with one hundred and ninety two thousand followers posted on x that quote all caps, we are fworded.

The drones are Project blue Bean close quote and like the journal, I had no idea what the hell that is, And they said, well, we admit to not being fluent in this theory, but apparently Project Bluebean refers to a plan by government and the military to stage celestial events as a pretext to impose authoritarian rule. Don't beam us up, Scotty. We'd ignore this stuff, except millions of people might believe it.

That's the world we live in. And sorry to say, the reason isn't merely the result of conspiracist or crack pots who will exploit doubt for attention. And here's the sailing point. The Biden administration has squandered its credibility to the point that it's rational not to believe what it says. Remember the Chinese spy balloon that traveled across the continental US. The administration downplayed its importance while it was courting better relations with Beijing, only to shoot it down over the

Atlantic Ocean. It also downplayed representative to Mike Turner's warning based on solid intelligence about the danger from potential Russian nuclear blast in space. The administration failed for months to be canted about the migrant flights from the border to

the US interior. Remember that when only Fox News was talking about the poorest border maybe Brightbart or other conservative organizations, and no one ever uttered a words in spite of the visual evidence and showing literally thousands and thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants flowing over the border every single day. Ah well, there was only so long you can keep that undercover, because well, they were causing problems for literally every city on the Texas or rather rather on the

Mexico border. But then you know, when people stepped up to the plate and started shifting and moving these illegal immigrants to declared sanctuary cities, that's when the Democrats and the sanctuary city started saying, oh my god, we've got a real problem on our hands. The citizenry is outraged. They are screaming at us every day about how they're soaking up all the resources these newly arrived illegal immigrants.

We need to do something about it. Well, like I said, you can only keep the lid on that for so month. So long, but you look back and you remember what the bidamin isministration said. For months, the Biden administration covered up the truth about Biden's declining mental and physical fitness, only to have it exposed in the presidential debate. My favorite,

most recent illustration. After the COVID nineteen subcommittee report came out, the government's attempt to censor alternative views about COVID shutdowns during the Trump administration also spread mistrust. The more Americans don't trust their government, the more panic or protests are possible. On Sunday, New York Governor Hockel said FEDS are deploying high tech direction gear to her state to help with

the drones swarms. The FEDS need to explain to Congress and the public with more specificity what's really going on. But the larger need is for a government Americans can trust. Amen, and you know part I mean, here I am wondering why we aren't told the truth more often, going back to many conversations I've had with Congressman When's sure of

Congressman Davidson, Congressman Massy. I mean, you could go on for hours and hours and hours about all these folks on these various select subcommittees looking into the antics or whatever particular subject matter the subcommittee was formed for, asking the behind the scenes agencies, the quote unquote deep State, if you want to refer to that, for documents and information they possess on the subject matter, only to be

told basically to go to hell. A metaphorical middle finger raised to the people that we elected to oversee the activities that you and I pay for. If they're subpoena to give the documents handed am documents over, there's a foy information requests to give the documents over, hand them over. Why would you be obstructionist about that? What does that lead to the same kind of stuff we're talking about. Hearing this op ed piece and generally speaking, hmm, why

wouldn't they give us those documents? Why won't they let Oh, I don't know, maybe Senator Rand Paul or perhaps Congressman Brad Weinstrom had the candidate information about the taxpayer dollars that were spent on gain a function research at of all places, the Wuhan Institute of Virology. What are we doing messing around with bat viruses with the Chinese Communist Party. That's information I think the American people should be able to know. At least let the people on the sub

committee know. Oh my god, it could be this. You know, confidential information, you need security clearance whatever. Hand it over to them. That's what they were elected for, and by not doing it, you raise all kinds of concerns. You elevate the concept of conspiracy theories. And you support the idea of coming up with them in a factual void. Factual void perhaps intentionally created by those behind the scenes. Maybe they want us to mistrust the government. I don't know.

I'm at a loss. Six seventeen fifty five Kshity Talk Station. Bobby's on the line. You can feel free to call too. I'd love to hear your thoughts and comments on that or anything else you might want to talk about this morning. I also want you to call us Intilation. It's the right thing happeny Monday.

by them died at mysteriously. How's that for a good conspiracy theory. Thank you for the smiley face, Maureene. I think even she finds that one to be preposterous. Bobby, welcome to the program. Thanks for calling this morning. Happy Monday.

so what, We're still incited to get the information. That's what this panel is all about. We're gonna get to the bottom of this crap, so what never happens again, so we can maybe reassure the American people that yes, we are trying to do our job, and we'll do our job. And then you can look back at the Biden administration and his presidency and say.

of skepticism that that day will come. Six thirty one, Happy Monday, Local Stories in front of me. But I do have New Hampshire Gary on the phone. It's gonna start with him. Gary, Welcome to the program. Good to hear back from you. Happy Monday to you.

dad every day. He is a retired Air Force person from Wright Patterson and he spent a lot of time up there. And my dad he's up in the dates now and he always visits the carmac every time he goes up to right Penn. And he said about a week week and a half ago, he was up there and he was watching what he said was between twelve and fifteen car sized drones on the tarmac being worked on and what he called playing follow the leader okay, shuppering real low, and he watched it. So what's amazed

to me is these things. The Air Force knows they're working on their tarmac. They know exactly what goes on in the tarmac. Why is everybody writing like it's a mystery that these things are flying and around and like, oh look what we have here. They had to shut it down. Now. I'm not saying any other Air Force base or anything. All I know is my dad actually saw these things, and he has no reason to lie to me, right And and why would anybody not be announced you know.

testing some of these giant drones. We have modern technology, and maybe we'll feel a little bit more secure in our own defense.

I mean, people use them all the time for hobbyist reasons, but also to look at the way things are going down below. There's I mean, it's easy. You want to see where the water and the flood damage is, put a drone up in the sky. There's a perfectly reasonable explanation to do that. Maybe you've got a submarine facility, maybe you need to fly one around just to make sure that things look like they're in order or whatever. But you know, just tell us right now. It's like, well,

we don't know, we don't know. Uh, don't worry about it, but we really can't tell you where they are. And therein lies the rub and the challenge, because that's when people start making stuff up about holograms of Jesus being projected into the sky.

we ended up here. I read that article from the Mesa's Institute last week explaining the entire history of health system in our country and how basically the federal government and massive regulations have created this epic, unaffordable nightmare that we all live in.

of violence against them. Close quote. And she also posted a video on x saying, when we kind of talk about how systems are violent in this country in this passive way, our privatized healthcare system is like that for a huge amount of Americans. I mean I did not have health insurance until I got elected to Congress. When I first ran for Congress, I had to sit in

a free clinic. Hm follow up comment to that by James Freeman, Americans can only dream of a privatized healthcare system, relief from stifling regulation, and a revival of patient driven care. But if Representative Acasio Cortez really doesn't want to enjoy the benefits of for profit medicine, why was she not thrilled to be served at a free clinic. As for repulsive commons on violence, She's sadly not alone among prominent Democrats who seek to explain it away. When the alleged

perpetrator seems to have a leftist agenda. True, and as far as leftists go, people are actually funding a defense fund for Luigi Luigi Mangioni, the murderer, I'm sorry, alleged murderer of the United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Of course, he's facing charges in Pennsylvania, going to be in New York as a consequence of the December fourth shooting murdering. There's an anonymous group out there called the December fourth

Legal Committee. They've already raised about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars of their two hundred thousand dollars goal to fund his legal defense. They said, we're not here to celebrate violence. We do believe in the constitution right to fair legal representation, which you know I've advocated and argued before too. Yes, he is going to face massive legal expenses.

When asked about the support received for the defense fund, his attorney, guy named Thomas Dickey, when interviewed by CNN's Caitlin Collins, said he probably wouldn't accept donations from his client's supporters, saying, in that quote, I don't feel comfortable about that, so I don't know, I haven't given that much thought. Obviously my client appreciates support that he has, but I don't know, it just doesn't sit right with me really close. Quote now, think about that. That's his

defense lawyer, innocent till proven guilty. He's got legal bills he's going to be facing. I mean, defense lawyer's going to get paid. He's going to get paid from some money or something. So I guess the idea that he actually uttered out loud he doesn't feel comfortable taking money from the general population to have his legal fees discharged.

I think perhaps suggests that he believes his client is outright guilty, which I don't know how you argue around that, considering well, there it is caught on video six forty seven fifty five cair see de talk station, and maybe he'll argue it's a deep fake six fifty three fifty five cair Cee detalk station, Stephanie Ferucci. The book Sound the Alarmed, The Malley Disaster of Cop of the Iron New is Christopher Smidman at seven twenty and right now

more to this Brian Thompson Murder. There is a socialist described as an apparel brand. Socialist apparel brand, I wonder if everything's olive drab gray or complete camera rouge black.

the cards. Basically, each suit is going to be like certain types of industries. So clubs are going to be like pharmaceuticals and chemical companies.

calling the assassin his f wording hero. In a different video, he described the general excitement about Thompson's death as awesome. There's no amount of dead CEOs that is going to change the nature of capitalism, he said. And no matter how awesome it is, you know what's happening, we do need to maintain the knowledge that this energy that we're having that it's not going to change anything systematically.

daily lives, and into shared spaces. Oh you know, I'm kind of wondering as I read this. He's an apparel manufacturer. He sells things. Do you think he gives this stuff away? I bet he makes a nice living selling comrade work where let's talk to Stephanie Peruci after the top of the internetw is the name of the book, Sound the Alarm the Maui Disaster. That'll be next.

The Maui Disaster that sparked a global awakening. Stephanie's a founder and CEO of Proachie Publishing, an independent free speech publisher designed to elevate world consciousness through books. International best selling book Burned Back, better described as exposing the globalist playbook as it was manifested on Maui. This same fire we're talking about here in Sound the Alarm the la

Heena Fire. Welcome back or welcome to the program. Stephanie, it's a real pleasure to have you on the fifty five KRC Morning Show.

set the start. Why what is the why behind? I mean, if we assume all of the above, why would they want to burn down behind as opposed to any place else in Hawaii or anywhere else for that matter.

warn people that there was an emergency. The power was off, and self service was turned off early that morning, even though they're blaming the electric companies. So with evidence, you know, such as that, in addition to about one hundred and fifty other very bizarre things that happened during the fire, the only thing we could think is that they're trying to grab just about the most beautiful piece of land in the world. And the reason I think it might

have been Lahina is a few different things. Number One, it had already been mapped out for a smart you know, sustainable development. Okay, So the reason they they incinerated Lahina, we suspect, is because it was a working class town.

They weren't incinerating multimillion dollar homes or hotels. This was one of the last stretches of working class community really on Maui, right on the ocean there, and about twelve thousand people were displaced in Eighty six percent of the twenty two hundred or so structures that were burned were resident height.

the ground, intentionally or otherwise. I'm still going to own the land and no one can take that away from me. How do you get around that challenge when you're talking about, you know, the government coming in and sort of redoing it and turning into one of these sustainable fifteen minute cities.

with a mortgage or anything like that. So the the properties were so sacred that there was no amount of money that you could throw at these people to sell because it was really, you know, almost its own It almost had its own soul like a family member. You just don't.

multifamily homes over wherever that disaster had taken place. So this emergency proclamation is detailed in my first book, Burned Back Better, and in my second book, Unfortunately, we detail another bill. It's called Senate Bill thirty three eighty one, which is supported, of course by the Hawaii Community Foundation. A lot of nefarious activity around that organization, and they propose in this bill that a group of nine people selected by the governor would be in charge of determining

what the rebuilt looks like. And not only the four or five miles that burned in Mahina would be would be part of this redevelopment plan, but the entire west side of Maui, it almost on a map, looks like it's own little island. So we're talking businesses and homes that were not even close to the fire.

out starting this spring two people who lost their homes. However, Senate Bill thirty three eighty one never indicated that the land would be purchased, but that it would that everything would just kind of for all intents and purposes, government's going to declare eminent domain. They're going to decide what you do. And that was why Senator Kurt Favela in

particular fought really hard against that bill. Now, there were cultural ambassadors and organizations in Hawaii who supposedly are working for the people and Hawaiian but on their board there are people involved in tourism, banking, and even Disney resorts. So a lot of high powered executives want this state to grab that land because it's going to be very profitable if they turn it into a little miniature Las Vegas or Disney World.

is there currently litigation over this? I mean I'm a litigation attorney by trade and was in the courtroom for you know, sixteen years, and this sounds to me like it's right for someone to file suit and make these challenges like you know, compensation, private property, the takings clause, and of course civil action against the power company the extent it is personally responsible for the fire happening in the first place.

allowed into the burn zone. So at this time, even today, over I guess, sixteen months after the fire, people are still paying mortgages on the homes they lost because insurance adjusters haven't been able to get in there and determine the properties are lost. And even more sadly, only one

home is being rebuilt at this time. The people absolutely don't know how to fight to get the permits required to rebuild, and when they do get permised, it doesn't look like they're going to rebuild the homes that they once had. It looks like they're going to be required to have so many easements and underground utilities that it would just be untenable, very extensive to live on Maui or anywhere in Hawaii really in.

terms of getting people to have their property assessed. Stephanie Perucci, one of the authors have Sound the Alarm, the Malay disaster that sparked global awakening. How about some of the drones that are flying around New Jersey. Maybe get a couple of drones of flying around there and survey the property. You don't need to be on the ground subject to something falling on you that's not there in order to do an adequate survey of the property.

of what went on inside the burn zone. Because they built a dust stream sence the day after the fire that was I think two and a half miles between two and a half and five miles long, so no one could even look in to see what happened in that area. A lot of the footage that we have with taken by people who were stuck in the fire and maybe they hid in a parking garage or something like that and they kind of walked out in the morning, but most people in that burn area didn't make it.

get you back on, Stephanie. And interesting phenomena going on here and seems to me again the litigation attorney in me seems to think that somehow, some way this is going to all end up being in court and subject to it much closer and thorough investigation.

with Stephanie about that book and went a little bit long. Christopher, welcome back to the morning show, my friend.

his death. And to see elected officials like Bernie Sanders indicate that there is any justification for this assassination, this murder of a human being in the early mornings on the New York streets is absolutely outrageous and insane. And to say that there is a gofund me account out there where people are raising money and acting as if this guy is some kind of hero. I don't even want to say his name. He's not that. He's a coward. He's a murderer. He didn't face this man face to face.

He gave him no chance to live. He shot him in his back. He's a coward. And it is amazing to me that we have any elected officials in the United States of America that we have elected to Congress that would come out and justify such a murder.

change the dynamic. But as sure as hell does create a threat of fear and worry and concern among so many other people who should be able to go ahead and live their life and work within the system that the government created through all their edicts and mandates and regulation. Anybody wonders how expensive health insurance is, or rather healthcare generally speaking, needn't look at Brian Thompson. They need to look at the government who created all of this nonsense.

justifiable or not, but that's what they did. So they had the pictures of the guys that they were looking for. I understand why I gave them something to do. They could play cards, but they also would able to see these guys, so if they ran into them on the streets of Iraq, they know who they're after. Well, comrade, Workwere is putting together its own pack of cards to include all kinds of CEOs from a whole variety of

different industries. I mean, is that not just sort of begging people to go out and commit horrific acts of violence like the murderer we're talking about here today, Christopher.

at risk. This was a horrific murder. It fell on the backdrop of the hero mister Kinn, who saved the lives clearly of people on that train. New York is out of control. It's why I don't want to visit. It's why people are leaving New York because they are concerned about their basic safety. This is just another example.

to ruin democracy. It's awful. The world's going to come to an end, and you thought the whole world felt that way. And in spite of the fact that Kamala Harris came across as such a profound, blithering idiot that somehow she might win the election, because they had instilled in vast majority of American people the idea that Trump was somehow well dangerous to the country. Look what happened, you know what, all those echoing and all those voices, well got a bit of a SmackDown, now, didn't they.

So we can go, hmm, maybe just maybe that those voices were small, they were a minority, and they were elevated by social media in spite of the fact that most of us we either kept our mouth shut or

you know, maybe our voices were suppressed. Any words of support for Donald Trump, yeah, those didn't quite make it to the top, but boy, they would advance the ones that demonized Trump as being some sort of whatever fill in the blank demon And in this case, it's outrageous that I believe, and you believe, people would call this

guy a hero. And you see a lot of it, But the idea that someone would call me a hero is so outrageous that that message is being repeated a lot to give it the impression that a lot of people believe it was the right honorable thing to do to murder this man by shooting him in the back, And I personally don't believe that the vast majority of

Americans feel that way at all. The squeaky wheel gets the grease, the outrageous stories get the most coverage, and I think that's what we're working through right now, at least I'd like to believe it.

this is the Christmas holidays. What do you think his wife and his children, and his parents and grandparents are thinking today when they can look and hear elected officials say, hey, this was a justified murder by your elected officials. So am I talking about the everyday person out there? I'm talking about people who are in Congress.

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because you supported Trump in some kind of way. Think of the pathology of the platforms that these left people you every day that each of their CEOs have personally donated a million dollars. As I stand here this morning to the inauguration of President elect Trump, and they are saying nothing about it. They're not saying they're canceling their Facebook posts or canceling their positions or their Google They're

never going to use Google map ever again. They're saying, they're not saying I'm not going to shop on Amazon anymore. We're gonna boycott them. You hear nothing as the left voices of the Amazons, the facebooks now Meta, and Google are all lining up giving a million dollars apiece. And you will see this happen from the West coast as we get closer and closer to January twentieth. They are

nothing but a bunch of hypocrites. And I'm connecting these dots because you got the guy out there on the farm who said on a bill of hay, on this round bil of hey saying hey, I support Trump, has no money in it other than their vote and their support. You've got these multi multi millionaires and billionaires who are giving millions of dollars to Trump now kissing the ring because he won the presidency even with all of the lives of their platform. And you hear crickets from the left.

the left. Now, what was also bizarre or what with this big win that's been kind of quiet on the media was this fifteen million dollars settlement from ABC. I think his name was Stephialoficis.

during the election. Look for more of this as we move forward. There will be more mainstream media that will have to write checks for things that they said along the election campaign that were absolutely live, and they're going to all continue to pay. But you don't hear the left talking about it. You don't hear the apologies about it. You know, this is when you're talking to your family over the college. Oh man, you know, Trump raped somebody?

Trump did this, and goes, well, aren't you aware that that ABC was caught in a live saying that this is what he did and they had to pay fifteen million dollars and then one million for the legal fees, a total of sixteen million dollars.

The Democrat party message is going to be on a going forward basis, because clearly eight years of NonStop demonization of Donald Trump and woke ideology and DEI and wide open borders and massive inflation clearly did not help them an iota, notably defunding the police, decriminal decriminalizing drugs. They're

all going to the back opposite direction. They don't know what their party stands for anymore because the direction the party was going was not palatable to the vast majority of Americans.

People are rejecting this neutrality around God. God can't be in the school. God can't We can't save the Pledge of Legiance in schools. People are waking up and rejecting it and reclaiming these basic common sense things in a society that make us orderly, that brings humility to our young people. Young people don't respect the flag because many of our school systems don't respect the flag.

much for including me in your celebration. That is a beautiful, friendly thing to do. So it's this division.

producing messages that are angry and evil. When someone makes a comment like you get this artificial intelligence generated message countering what you're trying to sing in a really negative, mean way. That might not even be a real human being, But what does it serve. It serves their interest to divide the American people among themselves. And that's just I think the ultimate evil inherent in all of this. It allows the easy encouragement of division between us. It allows

individual small quantities of folks. Going back to the people who are praising the murderer from New York, it makes them look like they have the majority opinion and that you're the wrong one because you don't share it with them.

believe the country. They're gonna come down. Okay, they're gonna fly out in Montana or Idaho, or they're gonna come in Ohio over by a little little county called Preble County. And let me tell you, when they go across one of those counties like Preble County, I guarantee you we're gonna know where the where the drone is. That it's gonna be on a farm in their cornfield. Because they

would have shot it down. And they don't have little guns, baby, They've got real stuff to bring a drone down, the size of a dog gone car or the or a dining room table. They're not gonna tolerate it. So when your when your government doesn't protect you, what happened is normal people take things into their own hands. And that's what the Constitution is all about in the Second Amendment is to protect us from our own government. And so the reality of it is a government is saying, I

don't know what these are. They're just flying over your fields. They're just flying over your house, they're just flying over your military basis, and we don't have any information for you. When they fly over the right community, not New Jersey as an example where they don't have Second Amendment rights over there, they're gonna fly over the right dog on state, and I guarantee you we're gonna know everything we need to know about those drumas.

do that, like, oh, those belong to the CIA. Okay, well we may have some problems, we might have to discuss that, but at least I know who they belong to right now.

over the next week or two. Americans are going to take this into their own hands. When the government is unwilling to protect, they will protect themselves. And they don't realize there are people out there that have serious weapons. I'm not talking about this little baby stuff that I have. Quite frankly, I'm talking serious stuff. They will light up the sky, bring the drone down, and drag it into their born and they'll be able to tell you everything you need to know about it.

have a coordinated list of topics. At least I didn't get on Brian, and Sean was talking to He said, you didn't have a list either, So let's just dive on into some things going on in the world, like, for example, the markets. Wow, we are looking at serious, serious records going on here. I can see dow Ja in futures are up right now forty four thousand, four and twenty nine s and P's at six thousand and sixty eight and as that twenty two thousand. Is this

going to continue? And I know you can't t leaf read shelf into that. You probably would be so rich you could have retired a long time ago. But we've seen to be on a bit of a tear, which is great for everybody out there in the world's got a four to one care something invested in the markets. But the FED is also dealing with interest rates, So how are all are those connected in any way, shape or form. I nobody's talking about recession anymore, So where

are we going with all this? Brian James, welcome back in a Happy.

years ago. Uh you know when chat GPT first went live and people realized that it could have it could have a you know, an actual conversation with them, and not only that, but but come up with conclusions on its own and help people solve problems.

developing and creating. But the net impact of artificial intelligence, it seems to me, is to eliminate a lot of employment because it is so capable of processing data coming up with these conclusions. Things that human beings used to do, or at least currently are doing, that AI might take away from them because what it is capable of performing.

normal day. So in the healthcare healthcare space, AI is being used to improve diagnostics, actually personalizing treatment plans. It's you know, it's the personalizing part that's a little rattling there, because I'm talking to a computer about my personal treatment plans and also picking up on drug discovery. There's out there, are algorithms out there or they're now looking at medical images and predicting patient outcomes and actually being involved in

the surgeries themselves. So and you may have seen this, you know, doctors are starting to tell their patients because I'm hearing this literally from my clients that they turned on some kind of thing in the room, and it was listening to our conversation, and it kept track of the notes in the kid and it gave some some It gave the doctor some research on possible prescriptions and so forth. So that's a big place that we're starting

to see AI surface. And yet there's somebody out there who probably needs to be thinking about their next move if they if their job is going to go.

To become great diagnosticians, you had to have a smart doctor who had his or or her, you know, fingers

on the pulse of modern medicine. Read journals of American medicine, articles that come out new technology, and all that can be done probably more officially and more smartly or taking into account all the information we have by artificial intelligence, meaning you're probably going to end up with a better medical diagnosis and may end up reducing some of the need for physicians out there, or licensed physicians at least along the traditional lines.

people might get scared. So on one hand, you know, we see this a little bit on the in the financial service industry, where there's I remember seeing that my career was being threatened all the way back in the nineties when it was all about no load mutual funds and that's all anybody needed. And then it became about exchange traded funds and manage money and all these different things. But what none of those services I've ever been able to provide is a shoulder.

strategies on where money can be invested. But also that idea of real time. You know, look at the spikes sell right when it spikes, it's all instantaneous and computers can do nothing but assist and guide and make that even more efficient. Leaving, I would argue the kind of guys that are sitting around staring at a computer screen trying to get it on the fly to a substantial disadvantage unless they can tap into AI.

talked about than actually occurs. You and I phrase it like this, if somebody was losing money out of their fifth third checking account on the regular because somebody had hacked into their to their you know, to the fifth third mainframe system was yanking money from everywhere that would make headlines. So normally, when when somebody's account gets hacked,

I mean, this is sort of anecdotal. I'm not an industry expert on this, but when I actually hear about it happening to a client or their family member or whatever, it's almost always traced back to some individual person who knew that person socially and got a hold.

One more with Muny Monday's Brian James is age sixteen right now fift about Carscity Talks Station Money, A twenty three fift about Krio City Talk Station Brian Twins with all were financials. Brian James doing Money Monday. And even though we lacked topics, there's a million, multitude of things we can always talk about. One, it looks like the

Fed's going to be cutting interest rates on Wednesday. They're trying to suggest that that perhaps they're more aggressive cutting of rates probably won't happen, from at least what I've read, because there's that pesky inflation word that's still looming around. What's your expectation, Brian James, Yeah, so what we.

right direction. However, in the shorter run, we don't want to they don't want to cut anymore just yet, because it could it could easily bring in place in roaring right back if we get to a tipping point and we happen to discover that all of a sudden, businesses want to borrow a bunch of money at cheaper rates and uh and which ultimately results in higher prices usually, which is end place.

In the next segment, I saw Macy's was going to be cutting its stores down to like three fifty within the next two years. In two thousand and eight, they had eleven hundred stores, and they project by I think it was twenty twenty five that they'd only had three hundred and fifty box stores left. That's just that's a reality that just is not going to change, is it, Because well, everyone apparently is buying online these days.

My assumption, though, Brian, was that that was a spike because obviously we weren't supposed to leave in our houses back then, and a lot of people adhere to that. So in twenty twenty four, though, online shopping is expected to account for about thirty percent this time around.

rack anymore. There You order it online basically through their you know, the north Strom site, And I don't know, that's frustrating for me because I want to see and feel and touch and try on and I hate the idea of ordering something with the idea that you're going

to have to return it anyhow. Pivoting over, I wanted to ask you about what we can expect and I know Trump can only do so much and so far as energy policies are concerned, But considering he has an all the above energy strategy, at least that's what he's projected, does that suggest perhaps maybe a different market shift, that maybe just maybe investing in green projects won't be in

vogue as much before. Maybe there'll be fewer tax dollars supporting these projects, and maybe gas and oil would roar back and perhaps even lower the cost of our goods because everything gets still gets shipped by tractor trailers with diesel.

against an industry and not have it raised prices. So hopefully they'll be able to offset that by reducing the cost of energy, and I think the goal is reducing the cost of energy.

plants to serve its own artificial intelligence needs. Hell, if they're willing to pay for it, the government's not going to stand away from it. It's not a public private utility combo where the taxpayers are stuck with this. I just see that there's a real potential there to make some progress and we'll have an abundance of less expensive nuclear power with no complaining about carbon.

some of the projects that they have. And the other thing that I've noticed recently is Alphabet among other companies very recently over the last two weeks, have been throwing lots of money into President Trump's and augur So, so I'm just thinking that they're trying to butter the skids. Yeah, they want to benefit small We talk about all the time, how companies are not political.

of eighteen. I embraced that all day long, because you know what, think about what life was like when you were eleven or twelve. I don't know if you remember that, but talk to an eleven or twelve year old and tell me if you really do believe that they had the capacity to understand the future, the reality of their puberty and their sexual transition from pre pubescent to post pubescent,

their exposure to things sexual. Although I know it's far more pervasive given the just the absolute unbelievable volume of pornography that's out there on the Internet these days, but they the argument was nonetheless made, and I note that the timing couldn't have been more interesting, since the United Kingdom just last week permanently banned the use of puberty blocking hormones for almost everyone under the age of eighteen, which extends a temporary ban that was imposed in May

by their National Health Service. So no more prescriptions for puberty blockers for young people like that, they recommend therapy and other ways of working around and let's wait around to see, you know, when they get to be actual adults, before we start doing things that could have lasting, irreversible impacts. And that's exactly with this young lady, Clementine Brown. She actually filed a civil lawsuit. She's now a twenty year

student at University of California, Los Angeles. She claims that she well was basically I will call it abused, according to the lawsuit that she filed against the Center for Transgender Healthal and Development at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, as well as I believe the doctor's there. And this is such a sad, sad thing to read about. The complaint says around the age of eleven or twelve, likely do it least in part to this sexual abuse she experienced

as a young child. She started having some struggles with the thought of developing into a woman and began to believe that life would be easier if she were a boy. And you know, put that in context and just think about that for a moment. She's a young girl that experienced the horror of sexual abuse don't you think that might have a profound impact on her psychologically and that, oh my god, if I was a boy, this never

would have happened to me. That's not to say that young boys don't get molested as well, but you can see in the context of this particular case that might very well be the case.

Transgender Youth Health and Development at Children's Hospital LA. At the very first consultation, again according to the complaint, the facts in the law it will all come out, the doctor, in the words of the complaint, immediately and unquestionably, unquestioningly affirmed Clementine as transgender and recommended again the first consultation

recommended surgical implantation and puberty blockers. So for those out there getting a hormone replacement therapy, you know, adults, that would be the exact same thing pellots to you know, block puberty. Recommending the surgical implantation and then bringing miss breeing the plane of Clementine elligis misrepresentations were used in her words and the complaint to convince her parents to agree that puberty blockers are completely reversible and that she

would commit suicide if she did not begin taking testosterone. Now, what doctor out there could definitively determine this young lady's future would involve her committing suicide absent taking testosterone the magic bullet to stop her from committing suicide, But according to the complaint, I didn't. Identifying as a boy didn't bring any relief. She spiraled into depression, psychosis, and yes, even attempted suicide. After these hormone blockers are put in

as journal reports. Eventually the new mental health care and natural dessistance of gender dysphoria as one of the progresses into adulthood, she realized, hey, in fact, she was not transgender. Yet her body, in the come words of the complaint, had been profoundly damaged in ways that can never be repaired. Now suing her physicians and her their institutions in state court citing patient privacy, the hospital did in the same thing.

The Center for Transgender Health and Development and Children's Hospital Los Angeles has provided high quality, age appropriate, medically necessary care for more than thirty years, they said, based on guidelines from professional organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics.

The surgeon who Breen said performed the double mass sectomy said something similar quote, our robust processes and protocols are designed to ensure that patients navigating our services fully understand the implications of the gender affirm and procedures they may choose to undergo, fully understand at this young age, fully understand the ramifications of having a double mass sectomy and going on auberty blockers. So this will all be worked out in court. But I have no problem waiting until

the age of eighteen. In a matter of fact, you know, maybe even at eighteen, this isn't the right path for anyone. This is such a sort of new concept. But lopping things off and sewing things on when it can't be undone and you will not, I am certain from everything I've read. If you lopped it off and you have sewed something new or sewed something new on, you're not going to experience the same thing that the real biological

god given genitalia are going to provide you. At least it matters sexual and they also come along with some profound medical challenges. I just really hope that someday, and I hope it someday very soon, that we'll look back at this period in history and say, oh my god, what were we thinking? This all reminds me of some evil story that of Joseph Mengele's department within the Nazi Party.

These poor children, Yes, get therapy, Please have conversations. Yes, engage in a thoughtful communication with your child and remind them regularly.

going to be challenges in life. But this type of literal experimentation on young people at this young age is just to me bile inspiring in the back of my throat eight forty seven fifty five care CD talk station. Feel free to call, I'll be right back after these brief words. Cool and last time for the weather this morning, and my look the forecast is the same as it's been all morning. Got a rainy day ahead of us,

with heaviest rains shown up around midday. We'll hit fifty eight for the higher thereabouts thirty eight degrees Overnight, It'll clear up and it'll dry out as well. They mostly sunny Chamorrow with a higher fifty one clouds show up overnight. It'll remain dry though, and it dropped at thirty seven clouds on Wednesday, also with a higher forty three closing out of fifty three. Right now, it's time for that final traffic update.

But I also did see that Chinese have launched one of the largest, if not the largest military exercises outside of Taiwan, which to me is extraordinarily frightening, particularly given the Biden administration.

buy it. And what bothers me is this concept of just taking people at their word and then saying they are indeed a woman or a man when they were not biologically born that way. That's where you that's where you take that left turn into into la la way, Like wait what that doesn't change the chromosomal reality. Mainly because some person says I believe I am a woman, Fine, you believe you are.

the biological reality or chromosome reality either. It's just you've just removed something like a wart. I don't get it. I don't get it. I don't understand it. And the enabling of that by the medical community, surgeons embracing that as a concept, and again for eleven or twelve year old who does not have any concept of what tomorrow will bring, let alone post puberty into their adult relationships and lives, I just don't understand it, and I can't abide.

And that's what I'm allowed to do because this is me living my life and expressing my opinion. You can disagree with it, you can agree with it, you can have something somewhere in between. That's cool as long as we engage in a thoughtful debate about it. And they've been engaging in a thoughtful debit about this in Europe now for a long time too. And Britain just banned it from happening. And they are not the first European

nation to do that. Swedes have already banned. There are other countries out there that, in their medical wisdom and in their learned opinions, have decided this is not an acceptable path. And so that's where I am on it, and I'm pleased to see that they've done it. Tennessee's done the same thing.

I mean to get that out of my system, and I appreciate you backing me on that evelin I know not everyone does. Tune in tomorrow again in the bright Bird Insights Scoop Deep Dive with Daniel Davis in the return hopefully of Joe stre or not that I wasn't happy to have Sean mcmahoncovering things, Shawn, you did a great job. Appreciate last Thursday, Friday and this morning. Folks have a wonderful day. Fifty five KRC dot com for podcast.

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