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Glad to be back here in the fifty five kr S Morning Show, and glad to see Joe's treeker where he belongs, and glad to see the rundown this morning. I always enjoy having guests on the program and appreciate Joe Checker for lining them up. Looking forward to Wednesday. Uh, in addition to listener lunch or reminder Jimmy Jackson the River. Quite a few people are going to be there, at least I hope I know. I'll guests on my program this morning seven thirty. Former Vice mayor of the City
of Cincinnati, Christopher Smithman's to be there. It's his home away from home there, Jim and Jacks. Looking forward to seeing folks. He's a great guy. Quite a few of the candidate's going to be the Jim Neil said he's going to show up runner for sheriff. Still fingers crossed it. Hamilin Kennedy prossecut and Melissa the powers can make it. Just hoping no confirmation on that, and we've gotten some confirmation from other folks, including Orlando Sanza, who I love that guy.
It's a great guy.
Anyway, Listener launch this Wednesday, and Congressman Warren Davidson will join the program this morning at seven o five to talk about a town hall meeting he is doing this Wednesday, and we'll get the details on that. And I have been blessed to an invitation to sort of facilitate that town hall. Not quite sure what my role will be, but I will be there. I be asking questions or just you know, whatever facilitation will require for that event.
We'll get Congressman Davids is on Davidson on the phone at seven o five to talk about it. It was good seeing him at the wonderful charity event and salute to the folks behind the Hoodie memorial. Corey hood lost his life doing it. Was a golden night. Pair of trooper in the Army, really wonderful guy and Lakotagrad and he's just loved his hometown. He went around the world spreading the just the great news about his hometown. Just this whole event was a slice of Americana anyway, lost
his life quite a few years ago. Was the ninth annual Hoodie Memorial. They raised more than one hundred thousand dollars for scholarships for young people that otherwise wouldn't necessarily qualify for scholarships, just in an Ado, the late Cory hood Apparently he was one hell of a great guy. Everybody loved him. Prankster, liked to party, loved life. It wasn't exactly the most studious individual, but he served his country well, lost his life in service in a tragic accident.
So what they wanted to do was celebrate his honor in his life and remember him every single year. And so they've been doing this golf outing every year and it is just amazing, some young people getting seventy five hundred dollars for several different scholarship programs that they funded, now completely funded, so they're self sustained. So turning the tragedy into something wonderful and lasting memory of Corey Hood.
And it was good to see Congressman Davidson there with me on the golf course, wishing the golfers off and celebrating another Hoodie Memorial. And again more than one hundred thousand dollars raised in just one afternoon. So that was a great event to be taking part of. And we heard from the Lebanese Saint Antheapato with Lebanese Food Festival folks over on Friday, Kimberly from the food festival. Yes, I went and got my food yesterday. It was great,
nice turnout there. The food was wonderful. So I always enjoy talking about that. Twice a year they do that Lebanese Food Festival. So there you get. That was my weekend anyway. So Smithman again seven thirty after Congressman war and Davidson money money with Brian James and a lot of really kind of sad news coming from well acknowledgment about what's going on. Stocks trampled as knee k crashes
thirteen percent. Yes, we had this morning at the closed Japan's Niek a posting its biggest single day fall since nineteen eighty eighty seven on the fall on the aftermath of Fridays. I believe it was eight percent drop. So two banner and record terrible days for the nie k, and futures this morning are trading way down. Looks like everybody including Warren Buffett is dumping stocks in anticipation. Who
here's that word correction. As we head into a November presidential election, it's not going to be good for the Biden administration. Jarre your own conclusions whether Trump's got better ideas, but Biden administration, of course be doubling down on the policies that brought us to this precarious position. Parents are putting off paying bills, buying groceries for back to school expenses. Another topic with Brian James, inflation, home insurance, other monthly
payments are skyrocketing. There's a headline from CNBC and McDonald Starbucks as well as others reporting terrible earnings. Inflation is keeping more people home, meaning they're not out spending eight dollars for a cup of coffee. So not exactly up the uplifting, but you can got to keep your eyes on the ball.
Money Monday with Brian James, the dude does that? What else? Excuse me?
Apologies to that cars he cares with the Cincinnati VA something to celebrate anyway, let us see here Veterans hem On County Veterans Appreciation Day was held July twentieth. I we canna get a little details on that as well as veterans, how you can take full advantage of the healthcare benefits and potential compensation benefits that are available to you. We get the details on that at eight forty. Because
KRC does care most notably about the American veteran. Love to hear from you five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk Go ahead and hit pound five fifty on AT and T phones back over the knee. K has given up all of its gains this year, dropping more than twenty five percent after reaching a record high last month, now in bear market territory, biggest single day percentage dropping
nick since October twentieth, nineteen eighty seven. The so called Black Monday crash on Wall Street, other stocks in stock innyses in Asia also fell. South Korea's benchmark Cosby down eight percent, and a lot of this is driven by the US jobs growth, which showed a slowed sharply and the unemplayed employment rate rising to its highest level since twenty twenty one, according to the US Department of Labor statistics that were released on Friday, which resulted in a
terrible day on Wall Street. This is, you know, suggesting that some believe Federal Reserve is going to be cutting rates perhaps earlier. I think Elon Musk was screaming about that they should have cut them earlier. But whether or not they cut them earlier or wait around till September, there's still a big question mark about whether they're going to impact the rates are going to be impacted.
Economists said that.
The Fed will need to move faster if we want to improve the odds of short circling and economic downturn. And I'm certain the Bide administration is all about doing that because now there are rumors of an election recession, and who are we going to play?
So underwhelming one.
Hundred and fourteen thousand jobs, that's a Labor Department figure from Friday. They expected more like one hundred and seventy five thousand jobs. Unemployment rose to four point three percent, which doesn't sound high, but is still a lot higher than it has been. Weekly new jobless comes at eleven month high, growing with average hourly earning slowing down. And it's you know, this one's really this statistic bothers me.
The largest sectors of economic growth, healthcare and government government. Yeah, these accounted for sixty three percent of the new jobs that actually were created. Manufacturing, however, is now at an eight month low and signaling contraction indicators of the economy. Copper was cited dropping well off its peaks from May. Oil prices down and the slowdown is global, they say. The Chinese Communist Party leaders in Beijing said they don't
really have a plan to revive their economic growth. Europe dealing with well, big state, no reform, economic and political malaise, as the Wall Street Journalist describes it. Corporate earnings disappointing, McDonald's dropping sales fell globally for the first time in four years, Unilever, Nessley, other well. One may argue luxury item people are cutting back and it's going to hit
those luxury items. Well, luxury or unnecessary items. Do you need chocolate when chocolate has gone through the roof cost wise, Well, if you're a grocery store and you're deciding what you're gonna buy and you're limited in your resources, maybe you don't go with something like that. Intel missed their earnings estments.
They're announcing layoff of fifteen percent of its workforce. Their shares dropped twenty six percent on Friday, in spite of the fact that they are big recipients of fat Washington taxpayer money trying to revamp the nation's industrial base. NASDAK dropped more than three percent on Friday, now in correction, territory ten percent off its peak. Blame the politicians. After defending the Federal Reserve, Wall Street journalists, blame the politicians.
The US economy never settled into virtuous growth cycle after pandemic because Washington kept creating hadwins, including a host of new regulations on productive parts of the economy and huge misallocated subsidies for green injury, energy and other political favorites, handing out your taxpayer money into places that do not generate or increase the economy, benefiting only hands selected while
we all basically struggle. And of course, going into the election, Democrats Kamala Harris at the Helm promise more of the same regulations and subsidies, along with huge tax increases, which of course will have a profound negative impact on the economy. You got a choice when it comes to elections in November.
And I know Donald Trump's taxes and Donald Trump's tariff policy maybe bad smoot Holly has been mentioned in connection with discussions of tariffs on imports, obviously with the goal of re like Phoenix from the Ashes with our manufacturing sector here in the United States. But it comes with profound impacts on your and my cost of purchasing stuff and things which we still get from around the globe.
So no quick fixes on this. But if this does go into recession and advance in November, I cannot see how this could possibly inure to the benefit of Democrats. Keep your popcord out, folks, and get ready. World War three apparently is going to happen here in this morning. I say that's an overstatement, of course, but the war drums are pounding in the Middle East. Zero's Carpet Cleaning, though, you can get in touch with Zero's Carpet Cleaning. Got
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She regularly listens and chimes in and just send a Facebook message their power has been out, and hundreds of thousands of others power out in Florida and don't expect your flight to be on time. CBG announced yesterday there was a whole bunch of cancelations because of the then tropical storm now Hurricane Debbie getting ready to make landfall, which it is at Florida's Big Bend area. This is just the most recently from CNN's meteorologists about half hour ago.
Maximum winds eighty miles per hour stronger gus forty miles west northwest of Cedar Key, eighty miles south southeast of Tallahassee, moving north northeast at twelve miles an hour. May have made land by now relative to when this was published. But big problems and of course the ripple effect on that lots of storm surges, flooding. Thoughts prayers going out to my friends in Florida, and of course thoughts and
prayers going out to everybody in the entire world. Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln sent an attack by Iran and Hazbawa could happen as early as today, citing multiple sources, brief that A called Blink and had with the G seven leaders yesterday. He coordinated the call with US allies and never to put much last minute diplomatic pressure as possible on Iran and has Bala. Neither side seems to
be listening to anything along those lines. Blank And allegedly indicated the United States is prepared for retaliation from Iran and has Bala in response to the assassination of that political leader Ismail Hanyai Hanie as well as the military commander Faoued Shakur. These are the people that have been recently killed. Obviously, you get you wage a war like the October seventh attack on civilians and children and old people and murder them, You're going to get your setting
yourself up a response. We've been dealing with that ever since, and that sentence frightened me. Fox News reporting give them credit or right, this was a newsmax, just to staff reporting Biden see Blincoln allegedly indicated that the United States is prepared for retaliation from Iran and Hezbawa. Now, I was a little concerned, he said, it is unclear from what form the retaliation will take. I wrote the word
as in here in the United States. Potentially they view us as much as the enemy as they view Israel as the enemy. Obviously, with our open border situation and known terrorists having actually been caught on the southern border, we always have to scratch our head and wonder how many terrorists crossed into our country that we're not interacting
with the customs immigration and Customs enforcement officials. So blancon indicated that the United States doesn't know the exact time of the attacks, but they could begin in as early as the next twenty four to forty eight hours. This reporting came last night at ten pm.
Us.
We're all waiting for it. I don't know where they get the intelligence. I don't know how they can narrow it down to a specific, narrow window of time, as they appear to have done so. But Biden apparently is meeting with a national security team ahead of the anticipated to writing an attack against Israel today, meeting with his
national security team in the situation room today. And I had this mental vision of Joe Biden in this situation room talking about real time potential attacks, wartime acts, something that could rise to a significant level of warfare that would engage the United States of America. We've already sent a carrier group over there, allegedly for the purpose of protecting US interest, but we also have a defense obligation with with Israel. We've said that we will defend them.
Is Joe Biden actively participating in that? What do you think? Is he really an engaged expert in the room. He is commander chief the United States Military. Just wonder how actively involved he is in the situation room. That's it, Joe, That is what my mind is sort of concluding.
He's parked in the corner.
They've given him an ice cream cone and maybe a smart device to play with candy crush or something while they discuss matters of warfare five twenty six. If you five care see the talk station, ask yourself this question. If it was Kamala Harris's president of the United States of America, how would you feel with her being Commander in chief of the United States military in the situation room having do real time make decisions regarding warfare.
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the yard house. They quickly put it out, thankfully, nobody was injured. Multiple companies showed up forty firefighters with the Cincinni Fire Department seven to fifteen last evening. While en route, the firefighters said they could see the smoke coming from the yard house. Ninety five ees threed them away. Firefighters encountered to fire both the kitchen, producing heavy smoke, additional flames coming through the restaurant's roof riating the restaurant, post,
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I have a Supreme Court ruled that boneless wings can legally contain bones. A case started eight years ago to Michael Brinkenheimer. Berkheimer apologies ordered boneless wings at Wings on Brookwood and Hamilton, eating one cut it in said, do you ever have something to go down the wrong pipe?
Said?
One of the bones, which apparently identified as part of a wishbone lodged in his throat, punctured as esophagus. Said bacteria built up in his chest cavity. The size of his softball infection led to fevers, heart attack collapse. Long placed in a coma twice sued the restaurant and of course all the way up to the Supreme Court. They said, well there can be bones in boneless wings. State Centator build a more objective to the court's decision and said
that Berkheimer should have had his day in court. He said he's introducing new legislation to ensure anyone in a similar circumstances can stayed their case. To a jerry, he was outraged it lacked all common sense. Instead of appeal judges making the decision, now people would get their day in court. Said it would support anything that could change the process. So he's asked the Legislative Service Commission to draft a potential bills to the Ohio legislature wouldn't take
the action up before it November priorities boneless wings. Since I Police have identified a victim of fatal over the Rhine shooting that happened Sunday morning. They received a call seven that quarter after seven in the morning for a port of a person shot in the one hundred block of East Clifton Avenue. They say they found the driver, and Andrew Bonner, thirty nine, inside a vehicle that crashed into a poll. Driver found not to have suffered from
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Our teachers need a new contract. In so far, the Board of Education and our superintendent have not been able to offer a fair agreement, said the association representative of six Center teachers. Their contracts expired June thirtieth. They started bargaining in February. They're hopeful they can reach an agreement today. Some parents that are holding a rally and support of the teachers. One of these parents, Wendy Spatz Quota BUYD and Fox nineteen. We will walk as a unified collective
group to central offices. We will learn where the negotiations stand at this time. If you want to join, walk starts at Mason Middle School eleven thirty am. That's what Miss bat said. Parents will line the route with signs, many of which were created by students. Interestingly enough, advocacy on the part of students for the teachers' union and their new contract negotiation. Let you draw your own conclusions
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We're not prepared for war.
We've got people in government that are not up to the task. It's almost like we've got so many people selling out West Point at Fort Up on the from New York that led to Benic Darnold's fame. It seems like our entire leadership is infiltrated with a significant number of Benedict Darnold's selling out different industries, different branches of our government, and congressmen that have as their political campaign manager a Chinese agent. Swallwell comes to mind, and something
like that. We're really not prepared for the conflict that's been going for more than a decade, probably two and a half decades that have led to the situation where we have a leadership in the White House and an heir apparent to the Democrat Party's candidacy for president that I wouldn't trust to run a bicycle shop under close supervision.
How about you?
I agree completely.
We don't have any and how she would handle foreign policy or even what her views are on foreign policy. I know she's no huge fan of Israel necessarily, and she has obviously made some statements relative to Palestine which are in favor of Palestine. But just one of multiple
potential and actual conflicts going on right now. I mean, we're fighting proxy war in Ukraine using up all of our extra one hundred and fifty five millimeters shells, which apparently we can't manufacture that sufficient capacity for our own protection. Everybody in the world's sticking their hand in the United States arms manufacturer Cookie Jar asking for subsidies and support
along those lines. We've got the obvious problem going on in the South China Sea, Taiwan's under threat, China's expanding its relationships with Russia and the Iran that's an axis of evil right there, which North Korea I think is a part of as well. You know, those interests are aligning. The enemy of my enemy is my friend, so it might not be in China and Russia's and Iranians collective interests necessarily to always work together because sometimes their interests conflict.
But when they are uniformly against the United States of America, we had a major blanking problem on our hands. We don't appear to be equipped to manage right now.
So well, the worst of it, if I may interject, is in the fact that we don't even know what kind of weapons as the general public, the ones that are killing more Americans right now than we were lost in the entirety of World War II in the Pacific. I mentioned, you know, the borrowed knife, I think is what the Chinese call it. It's where you use a weapon and can stand back and claim that it's not
their weapon. But we've lost one hundred thousand Americans in the past year to one weapon alone, and that's a products trafficking is as Belah operating with the Chinese right on our borders. Flying droans over top of JD Vance's interview at the border in the past week. They are controlling the airspace over an American border, over American territory. Well, the prospective vice president of the United States, the election goes well, was actually being observed by cooperatives of our
worst enemies combined to poison and kill Americans. So you got to understand fentanyl, car fentanyl and some of these what i'll call double diabolical narcotics are so potent as to be considered chemical warfare tool and right now and see prosecutions even here in Hamilton County for murders committed using assassinations, targeted killings being done with fentanyl. They get written off as accidental overdoses in the autop series.
Yea, I can't speak to that. I have no idea if somebody's deliberately killing someone or not. I know that whole concept of hot shot has existed since heroin first made it to the streets of the United States. You know, people who are well undesirables in the hearts and minds of someone end up getting overly loaded dose and die. That's certainly possible. But just look at it this way. It's easy for China to flood our market with these precursors.
They're made elsewhere and put together. Indefental flooding are United States just one little element of warfare, which also conclude online attacks, denial service attacks, email phishing attacks, efforts to break into our systems, both government and private, which are going on all the time, little elements of various forms of warfare that are literally happening right now. So the
fentanyl flooding, that's an easy one for them. I don't know what they hope to achieve, other than to disrupt us to have goods or to have services and money and financial resources allocated to deal with this problem. Obviously, it's taking away money from necessary services cities are supposed to provide. So just undermining us economically every place they can. Five forty six fifty five CASY Detalk station. Appreciate it, Dennis. So if you have a wonderful week, thanks for calling
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He's in a couple of stupid stories here this morning before we get to the top of the Ron News. Family in South Carolina let their chicken preparation preferences get the better of them as a day dedicated to cooking and supper devolved into a violent brawl. According to law enforcement, Anthony Harper, twenty seven, stands accused of one count each of a sultan battery and the second degree in assault and battery in the third degree over the chicken frying fracas.
According to the George County, Georgetown County Sheriff's Office, Hope Harper, twenty five years old now it stands accused of one count of third degree assault and battery incident Kurt Sunday. According to the incident reported team by the Atlanta, Georgia based ABC affiliate WSBTV, deputies called about a fight at a house on Cody Lane on the night in question.
Authorities would learn several different spurts of violence between the two people were on and off again that began over the flavor or apparent lack thereof, of chicken being cooked by Anthony Harper. Well I told investigators that she asked the man why he didn't season the chicken that was cooking so it could crust up. After that, she said, he attacked her. Anthony Harper allegedly replied, I knew how to cook and Grammy was going to season the chicken.
I don't know who Grammy is. I guess grandma don't know. At that point, Hope Harper allegedly called a man a dumb dog. That's when he allegedly pushed the woman into the kitchen and punched her in the face repeatedly. A person described as a third party then made their way into the kitchen and fired a nine milimeter handgun into
the ceiling to stop the attack. At some point, Anthony Harper was held back and Hope Harper allegedly seized the opportunity to gain the advantage and during the law the woman began chasing the man around the house with a steak knife. Man Randa Duran ran. The man ran to his grandmother's bedroom. There's your grammy in fear for his life. According to def he's in the Harper's grandmother then came out of the bedroom, grabbed a broom, swatted at the
woman until she pulled the knife away and retreated. That wasn't the end of it. Anthony Harper allegedly obtained a can of raid insecticide and began spraying Hope Harper in the face and neck. She then allegedly grabbed the can and sprayed him back. Deputy's got there, they both insisted on pressing charges against each other. Of course they did. Law enforcement complied with those requests, and they were both arrested the same night and subsequently released on bond the
following day. Ah real quick, here things got spicy in a Florida chicken wing restaurant, Hey Chicken in the news after five women allegedly jumped on an employee who confronted them about a clogged toilet ten pm Saturday, popa Bee's restaurant Longwood that's north of Orlando.
According to the rest Day of David By I was See.
The employee told police she was advised by weight staff that the bathroom toilet was stuffed with toilet pin paper, and the likely culprits came from a table of five, which were the only people in the restaurant bathroom cleaned up, the employee told staff to keep an eye on the table to make sure it didn't happen again, and sure enough, one of the patrons allegedly went to the bathroom and the employees went to investigate the toilet and it was
clogged again. Employee told the table she was aware what they did to the bathroom. They needed to leave because the restaurant was closing and they had already paid their tab. That's when it unfolded and devolved courd of the Affi David. Patrons became a rate began yelling at the employee. One of them got up and punched the employee. The other four joined in. A cup thrown at the employee. Another employee jumped in to stop the fight, and one of
the suspects threw a chair at her. Several other employees intervened to break up the fight. Sur Valance video Yeah of Course, allegedly backed up the employee's statement and showed the suspects knocking chairs from tables and throwing salt and pepper shakers, which caused minor damage to the restaurant. Employees
suffered no broken phones, they did cuts and bruises. Police made contact with suspects identified as Taisha Charles nineteen, Keniesia Charles eighteen, Kenyanda Charles twenty four, Jasmin Klein twenty five, Jalika Smith twenty Those folks told police they were paid for They paid for their food and were sitting in the booth talking when the employee came and told them it was very rude and disrespectful, told them they had
to leave. When they got up to leave, they allegedly they alleged the employee got up and pushed one of them, and another employee began attacking them. Surveillance video back to the employees account. All five women arrested for disorderly conduct, brawling, battery, touching or striking, and criminal mischief charges, taking a jail on a oney twenty six dollars bond. They have since been released. The Aristocrat, Thank you, Joe, I knew something
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My friend Laura down in Seminole, Florida, who's she said, she's not even in a flood zone. I'd asked her how she was going because they lost her power last night with the Hurricane Debbie actually making landfall here this morning at some point, said just water pouring into her house. She said, the storm is really bad. He hadn't seen anything like that in their area before. She because we're not even in a flood zone. Their power did come back on, but they're under a tornado watch all day.
Water spout actually went through a street away from them yesterday.
She's still listening right now.
She's looking forward Christopher Smithman and the Smither vent So Penel's County is where she is, between Saint Petersburg and Clearwater, Florida, so a little bit south of the landfall area for that hurricane. We'll give you updates as the situation unfolds. Of course, terrible news financially this morning are NIEK lost god massive loss, biggest loss since nineteen eighty seven. So we woke up to well, major league correction zone. And the futures this morning are trending way down on a
bad day on Friday, they're even worse this more. Well, they're bad this morning. Dallas prejicted to drop up one and a half percent, SMP one point eight percent, Nasdaq is supposed to be down almost two and a half percent, Russell two thousand and three and a half percent under current futures market right now. And again Japan's NIK posted the biggest single day fall, down twelve point four percent on an already was a previous record that was set
this past Friday. So double back to back devastations in the NICK. So again not looking good for American markets and rumbling words of recession or being discussed. Don't know how that could possibly near to the Biden administration. I'm sorry now the Harris administration. And to that end, why are we are we allowing Kamala Harris to do the Joe Biden run her campaign without talking to anyone's strategy,
which is what's been going on? I think fourteen days without an interview, and she has surrogates coming out trying to undo her background, like, for example, Medicare for all. Back in twenty nineteen, she proposed socializing American healthcare. She said she's not interested in doing that now her surrogates have come out, No, she's not in that position anymore, but she hasn't said it. She introduced a build to
defund ICE, Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. At one point she compared them to the ku Klux Klan went on the debate stage before she dropped out of the presidential race because she couldn't get anyone to even consider voting for her. She did raise her hand and asked if she would decriminalized illegal entry and also affirmed that she would provide taxpayer funded healthcare to illegal immigrants. Where is she on that one right now? Her surrogates suggesting she's not there anymore,
but she hasn't said it. Does she still support defunding ICE? Does she still think the comparison to the Klan were fair? And banning on fracking which allows me to pivot over to California? She said, there's no question I'm in favor of banning fracking. She said that and again in twenty nineteen, never renounce that. Yet her spokespeople have said she no longer believes in that position. But that statement never came from Kamala Harris. It came from surrogates allegedly speaking on
her behalf. Again, We've done this before with Joe Biden during COVID, when he used COVID as an excuse not to mingle with the public or at actually answered questions directly.
So and thanks to the Wall Street Jurnal always getting props for this little fun fact, an illustration of terrible policies and terrible outcomes for the state of California because of the terrible policies, and their gasoline prices are through the roof, usually paying about a dollar twenty ish more than everybody else in the country, because well it's California. And I got a big kick out of Gavin Newsom's formed an energy commission, which was supposed to investigate the
causes of California's high gas prices. It's like, well, don't we all know if you're in the most heavily regulated environment in terms of fossil fuel usage, you're gonna have the most expensive gas in the country. Did you really need a committee to discuss that? Wait till you hear what they said the last Friday, Chevron has joined the growing club of California corporations moving into Texas Wall Street Journal. The wonder is what it took? What is it took
so long? Company has been in the state for more than one hundred and forty years, But as they observe, Democrats and Sacramento want to put it out of business. And why would anyone stay under those circumstances. The list of anti Chevron state policies include a low carbon fuel standard, cap and trade fees, drilling restrictions, and a penalty on excessive refinery margins. In other words, profit to add insult
to injury. The I love this. The Richmond City Council, one city in the state of California, has a ballot initiative for this November where one city in California wants to put a one dollar per barrel tax on Chevron's refinery, which is one of the largest in the state. Oh, isn't that convenient here, let's vote ourselves money from a private corporation into our pockets.
Why?
Well, because it's oil, that's why. And consider this the city Richmond City Council. This ends up passing with the residents of the City of Richmond, and they get a buck per barrel from the largest refinery in the state. That money's going to flow in. And trust me, they're going to get used to that money flowing in. Right, They're going to have all new programs, how they might even get their own streetcar, because well, they stole money
from Chevron. The voters bequeathed money to the coffers of Richmond City Council in an industry that they're fighting to make go away because well, evil oil, that's why. So once Richmond gets used to the fat bank they're getting because they stole it from a ballot initiative, what happens when it disappears. Oh, look, Chevron's leaving the state. More on the industry has caused production to fall by more than half in the last decade. Several refineries have already
shut down. Gas prices have surged a buck sixteen a gallon above the national average. Whenever refinery has problems, prices rise even more due to lack of supply. They say, sometimes above six dollars a gallon. Great in an inflationary period we're living in where people can hardly afford our groceries, let alone housing. Go ahead, let's make them pay six dollars a gallon for gasoline because of heavy regulation. So
enter the Energy Commission. I mentioned a moment ago charge with the mestigating the causes of their high gas prices. A commission staff report this past week failed to find any wrongdoing.
Are you ready?
Nonetheless, flow to the idea of state control of the refining industry see Venezuela. They say one idea is, in their words, to purchase and own refineries in the state to manage the supply and price of gasoline. However, the Commission even concedes there are, in their words, significant legal issues to address this, as well as there are complex industrial processes that the state has no experience in managing. Yeah, Venezuela. I mean if we have in Venezuela nationalize the oil companies,
you know you have a free market. Enter the socialists who then nationalize the oil industry, driving it out of business effectively, because they don't know Jack Squat about running the oil industry. They're socialist puppets. Yeah, put Fred in charge. He's a big loyal socialist Maduro supporter. Let's make him head of the state refineries and Sacramento can't currently provide basic public services such as reliable power? How would it run an industry wants to shut down? The report? This
committee report from Newsom's committee. The report wonders too quote as demand for fossil fuel declines, will the presence of state owned refineries inhibit and orderly phase out of refinery capacity? Which is a legitimate question. The state's now in charge of well refining and keeping the price of gas low. Once they start phasing out the oil industry, you can't stop the impact of economic reality. Supply will drop and price will go up, and the state will then be
in charge of it at the time. If Democrats in San Francisco want to reduce refinery production, nationalizing your industry via a la venezuela would work. But as the report uses this quote, what would drive how the state managed the refinery profit? Maximize production, minimize production? It puts them in a bit of a quandary. Doesn't they be fighting amongst themselves? No, we need to get rid of the oil industry. No, we need to lower the price of
gasoline for Californians. We need to maximize profit and increase production. No, we know, we get rid of it. We're in charge of it now. We can just cut our own throats and stop production. Let that war out. Why you sit back and eat your popcorn. The Commission floats a moderately less insane idea observes the Journal to regulate oil refiners like electric utilities, with the state setting rules, prices, and
the rate of return. The Commission also contemplates requiring refiners to subsidize electric vehicles and prices for low income customers.
Now, how crazy is that?
A refinery being asked to subsidize electric vehicles, which then wouldn't need the refinery's products yet, green energy mandates and subsidies, or why California's electricity rates are more than double the national average?
Huh.
On one side, you're paying outrageous amounts for gasoline because of their heavily regulation, and of course the green energy mandates are forcing you to pay that much more for electricity.
It's kind of a catch. Twenty two.
To ease fuel shortages caused by refinery shutdown, the report floats hiring a trading company to increase imports and owning tankers compliant with the US JONZAC to deliver fuel in a timely fashion. Yeah, you can't even make this stuff up, folks, to some up. California regulators want to take over an industry in the name of mitigating the costs of their own destructive policies. No wonder, Chevron is fleeing for its life.
Amen.
Six seventeen fifty five kr CD Talk station. Yeah, Kamala Harris from California. Kamala Harris wed like for example, anti fracking and anti oil and pro green energy, green new deal. This is the kind of thing you're going to see rolled out on a national level. Heed the warnings from the journal and what's going on in California, and don't go down that road. Eighteen fifty five KRC the talk station.
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One of the things that Kamala Harris was, even though they're denying it, borders are in charge of the southern border, and she ignored it hadn't even visited ten been to Europe either, if you recall. So what's going on with the border right now? Well, the Department of Homeland Security had to shut down the parole program that allows unauthorized migrants to skip the border and fly directly into the United States. Why, well, massive fraud has been revealed court
to the department. They caused this shutdown after a watchdog group thanks for the thanks to the Federation for American Immigration Reform FAIR. They released portions of an internal government report which reflected the extent of the fraud, including the use of dead people's social Security numbers and this and
the SAME's addressed us on thousands of applications. So this program applies to people from Cuba, Haiti, Nicarago and Venezuela, offering them quote unquote parole into the United States even though they have no legal visa to enter, as long as they schedule their arrival in advance and get an affidavit from some entity in the United States promising to support them, an entity ANDNGO that you probably are paying for with tax dollars. So they facilitate this working. Those
affidavits apparently full of fraud. Accord to the report from Fareyre relying on government data. For example, the same one hundred IP addresses were used on more than fifty one thousand applications. One single address in Tijuana, Mexico has used three hundred and twenty eight times.
Nothing to see here is there.
Regarding the individual sponsors who have to sign on to this, some thirty two hundred names were responsible for more than one hundred thousand app locations, which translate to those people sponsoring more than thirty migrants each. One of the most common sponsors, twenty four of them used the social security number belonging to a dead person program known in the government by the ACRONYMCHNV, one of several proles established by the Biden administration without congressional authority.
I might point out.
Other programs include one for Afghans, one for Ukrainians, and one for migrants who scheduled their arrival at the border ahead of time. Again no congressional authority for these edicts and mandation from the Biden administration. In some high profile cases, people who came through the CHNV program, they were found to be living in government run shelters, which experts point
out that violates the point of having a sponsor. The sponsor are supposed to be the one with the financial wharithought and the ability to house the migrants that they
are sponsoring. So why would one of these people flying directly into the United States end up a government run shelter where there's the sponsor this program, the CHNV program except roughly one thousand arrivals a day, and from the time it started in October of twenty twenty two, back when it was confined to Venezuelans, nearly five hundred thousand people have won parole through the program. The US Citizenship and Immigration Services were charged with approving the financial affidavits
yes the sponsors. They were supposed to fill out a form online asking questions about their current sources of income and assets. Sponsors need to describe the resources that they plan to use to help house and settle the migrants they are vouching for. Again, going back to how could each one of these folks handle thirty individuals flying into our country providing them with food, housing, resources, et cetera.
They don't.
This is fraud and the Washington Times happened to report earlier this year that these smugglers were selling financial support affidavids. In other words, the affidavids of these sponsors selling them pre filled out all line for five thousand dollars a pop. And the USCIS, which is responsible for reviewing these applications and vetting the sponsors, they said they were not able to screen out bad applications all right, making me feel
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I am looking forward to being there on Wednesday, of course, after a listener lunch you're going to join us at listener lunch Jim and Jackson the River about eleven thirty ish on Wednesday, since I please have identified the victim of a fatal over the Rhine shooting happen on Sunday morning seven back quarter after seven in the morning, they received a report of a person shot on Eastcliffeland Avenue
in the one hundred block. Where they got there, Andrew Bonner, the driver, thirty nine, was found inside the vehicle that had crashed into a pole. He had suffered from a gunshot one and taken a UC medical center, where he later died. According to police. Police have not stated if they have a suspect yet. That shooting still under investigation. But if you have any information the homicide, you know, would love to hear from me. That number five one, three, three, five,
two thirty five forty two. Fire happening in the banks. I saw a couple of reports on this one. I got here in this morning, was looking online. Happened Sunday evening. Firefighters found an active fire at the yard house. They did put it out rather quickly than only took them about ten minutes. Shut up at quarter after seven in the evening, for reports of heavy smoke in the area. En route, the firefighters said they could see the smoke
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An economic development company called bee NYKB and Northern Kentucky Northern Kentucky Port Authority approved matching funds in the amount of sixty two five hundred dollars for repairs on the Purple People Bridge. This happened on Friday if that followed a pledge of an equal amount of money from the City of Newport earlier in the week. Total amount of money for repairs now at one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars, although the estimated total repair costs a quarter
of a million dollars. This first round of funding aims to provide enough stability to reopen the bridge to pedestrians. Court to b NKY Growth Partnership board chair Jim Dressman, speaking with local wcp you, said the Purple Fuel Ridge is an integral connector in the CINCINNTI region, allowing nearly one million people a year to cross the Ohio River.
Really that many, So with Labor Day Octoberfests Cincinnati Blank quickly approaching, they're proud to provide the funding for this important regional I kind of get to reopen as quickly as possible. It closed in May after a piece of sandstone broke off the bridge on the Cincinnati side. Purple People Bridge is privately owned, with the owners have said that they need help to fund the repairs needed to
reopen it to the public. Will Webber, president of the Purple People Bridge Company, said it's a costly endeavor in the bridge company doesn't have the funds to continue to do the preventive maintenance necessary for something like this. Court of the City of Newport fundraising efforts will continue. Their hope the Purple People Bridge will remain open by or open up by Labor Day weekend when Riverfest is held.
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it can be. This past Friday is particularly frightening, sort of working off of that CrowdStrike failure and how many computers it knocked out something far more catastrophic as possible. Of course, are authorities and positions and power kind of worried about what might happen between now and November. Many people concerned about the election being interfered with that denial
of service attack. We weren't worried about might interfere with the election, although they say there's nothing people can do to change the outcome of the election via some hacking thing. And I know many of my listeners have a little John Decire skepticism that conclusion. But we got problems on the internet. Thanks to Dave how To afforded me this article from the Washington Times. Chinese communists military writings revealed
plans for strategic influence operations through TikTok. Every week, Dave remind you to get the hell off of TikTok. It is nothing more than an invasive tool for the Chinese Communist Party to get information about you. I know the lawmakers voted in April to force the sale of TikTok or ban the app because of its ties to the
Chinese Communist Party parent company Byte Dance. TikTok presently challenging that law, and Appeals Court's going to hold oral arguments on that in September, So status quo between now and then. But what happened on Friday this past Friday? The Justice Department sued TikTok because they claim that they violated the terms of the prior settlement agreement and violated children's online privacy protects found in the US District Court of the
Central District of California. They accused TikTok of violating a prior settlement that they entered into the FTC because they continue to collect data on millions of children under the age of thirteen without parental consent and are failing to honor parents' data deletion requests and violation of the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act at KAPPA Act. Core to the FDC chair, TikTok knowingly and repeatedly violated children's privacy, threating
the safety of millions of children across this country. FDC will continue to use the full scope of its authorities to protect children online, especially as firms deploy increasingly sophisticated methods. Now they deny that they're doing it. No, no, no, this is from stuff that happened a while ago. We're proud of our efforts to protect children online. We'll continue to update and improve the platform. One hundred and seventy more than one hundred and seventy million users in the
United States on this disgusting application. And I know people think it's wonderful, but come on, consider what they're doing now. This lawsuit stems from this earlier settlement that one of their predecessor companies reached back in twenty nineteen. They had to pay five point seven million dollars for violations of the Children's Online Protection Act, which was the largest civil penalty at the time, later surpassed by Epic Games paying two hundred and seventy five million dollars.
Ask yourself this question.
When the government gets a settlement or otherwise finds one of these entities and they get five point seven million or, in the case of Epic Games, two hundred and seventy five million dollars because they stole your child's information, did you get your slice of the check? No, that's right, you don't. Just an aside on that anyway. It was during a compliance review of that settlement that the FTC said had found well concerns, referring then its investigation of
the Department of Justice. They alleged TikTok began violating that settlement, that twenty nineteen settlement right after it went into effect. Inadequate protections for k kids companies required to check if a user is younger than thirteen.
It's human reviewers.
During the at least some of the periods, they said only spent five to seven seconds looking at each account. Remember, there's one hundred and seventy million people in the United States alone that are on this app. Lawsuit ledges TikTok allowed for new users to sign up with their Google and Instagram accounts, which circumvent TikTok's age screening.
Uh how convenient.
That led to millions of accounts classified as quote age unknown close quote, many of which could potentially have been children. According to the FDC and its complaint, TikTok has what they call a Kid's mode. It's supposed to be a safer platform for children. This complaint alleged that TikTok continued to collect miners' data and build profiles on people using it.
They shared kids mode user data with book and something called apps Flyer for targeted ads to convince quote less active users close quote to use the app more often, influencing the hearts and minds of our young people, who are in the least capable position of evaluating anything because of their limited life experience.
They say.
TikTok also failed to comply with parents' request to delete their children's data, and would frequently make it difficult for parents to make these requests in the first place. Say multiple TikTok employees had warned executives in the company about potential COPPA violations over these failures. I guess those warnings
went unheeded. The complaint asked for penalties against TikTok again, don't hold your breath thinking you're going to get a slice of this action even though your child's data has probably been stolen by the Chinese Communist Party finds. They say it could be more than fifty thousand dollars per violation, which could result in penalties reaching tens of billion of dollars. Complaint also calls for a permanent injunction to prevent future
violations or kappa by TikTok. How many times do we need to be warned about TikTok's hoovering up of data on the most vulnerable people in society are young people? Before you, as a parent of one of these young people, finally say no and put your foot down as any responsible parent should, and get them off of that app. Is there any child out there out of the age of thirteen that has an income and a salary where they could say, no, Mom, I'm going to buy my
own cell phone. I'm going to do this on my own I'm going to pay my own internet service provider fees. No, they're chaud out of the age of thirteen that, without their parents' help, could actually get one of these smart devices and log into these various apps. All of this power exists within our own control, all of it. I think it's more fundamentally important for a parent to be a parent and not a friend of the Yes, you're gonna have some arguments and fights, Yes, but everybody else
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Yeah?
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Le'll be discussing this town hall meeting this Ondesday.
Maybe the current economic conditions were staring at right now which don't look really great. So woke up this morning, we saw an EK crash twelve percent after falling five or eight percent on Friday, and when I started the morning show that the Dow and all the futures were trending down. They're trending down even more right now. Futures now round two percent off. That's two points downs. SMP futures three point five percent down. NASDAC futures are down
almost five percent. Tech heavy NASDAK not looking really good. And of course, subject to this conversation, we're dealing with money. Money's Brian James Dato five. What is going on with the stock market? You and a guy like Warren Buffett starts selling off stock and going into the bond market that happened late last week, pulling out all kinds of stocks and selling all kinds of stock, including all of this, a lot of his stock and Apple uh and moving
over to cash. One of the most savvy investors in modern US history, he is pulling his money out of stocks and see what Brian has to say about that. Also, inflation is really having an impact across the board here as we stare at markets potentially crashing and more and more speaking people.
Talking about recession.
Now that might prompt the Fed lower interest rates, and we'll have to wait for that impact because there's always a delay between the lowering of interest rates and an impact on the economy. So we were hopeful there'll be a September interest rate drop, whether they act quicker than that given the terrible financial information that's come out. Manufacturing down. The only sectors that have grown in terms of employment. The employment numbers were down, government and healthcare.
That's it. Manufacturing off.
So we'll be talking about parents putting off paying bills, buying groceries, back to school expenses. That's one of the topics with Monday Monday's Brian James. Also inflation hitting home insurance with other monthly payments described as skyrocketing, and with an economy like this, yeah, I feel obviously very terrible for young people who can't afford housing. That's one of
the profound impacts that COVID had. I don't know that's necessarily a consequence of Biden policies, so that you can blame Biden for infusing trillions of dollars in additional cast for all these cast thro all these green new energy policies and everything that has a profound impact on inflation. You can't run the printing press. You can't just run the printing press without having a sizable impact on the value of the dollar. And that's what's going on, and
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It was a pleasure seeing him at the Hoodie Memorial charity golf event, sending the golfers off, and I'm looking forward to seeing him on Wednesday for a town hall. Welcome back to the fifty five CARC Morning Show, Congressman Warren Davidson.
Always an honor to join you, Brian.
Thanks for having me on.
It's always my pleasure and a terrific event. They raised more than one hundred thousand dollars for the scholarship program on Saturday at that golf event. What a wonderful thing that was, and great seeing all those folks out there, folks that voted for you, Congressman Davidson, and folks that, hopefully, with your help and the benefit of a maybe Republican Congress and Senate and presidency, might try to write this ship.
I woke up this morning and saw nie K just tanked in trading, the lowest or the worst single day of trading since the fall of nineteen eighty seven. We all remember that Black Monday, nie Kay with Friday's losses.
Couple with this mornings down like twenty five percent, and then I look at the markets across the board this morning, Futures trading like the S and P five hundred and three percent down, Dow's looking a couple points down, and as That's looking at four and a half percent down, all across the board reeling from the job numbers and the current economic numbers that came out on Friday. This is a global problem, and we may be talking about recession, Congressman Davidson.
Yeah, look, there's a there's reason for alarm out there. I certainly you'll bar market's hold up better, but you know, it's been a you know, a little bit of a disconnect from some of the fundamentals we're seeing on the
ground and some of the market performance. I think the bigger thing for average people isn't necessarily the stock market itself, but it's the underlying you know, what's going on in my neighborhood, and everything's gotten too expensive, and so when you look at that inflation, well, surely that's hit you know, asset prices just like it has your house. Things have inflated, And a lot of the reason is the distortion with the federal spending. So there are consequences for all these
Biden Harris policies. You know, when you do the American rest you plan the Inflation Expansion Act, and all this Green New Deal stuff, it has consequences. And unfortunately a lot of the rest of the world did the same kind of things.
Yeah, without question, and you know, I guess I'd be remiss if I didn't observe that we have had a problem with spending now over multiple different administrations both one hundred percent House and Senate Republican control, Democrat control everything in between, and yet nobody has the will to cut the spigot off. It just keeps getting bigger and bigger
and bigger and more. I mean, the two biggest growth in jobs sixty five, I think percent of the job growth, as poor as the performance was, went to government and the healthcare sector. Just those two. And when you have government growth, that means well, spending growth from government.
Yeah.
Look, you're right, neither party is great on this. We didn't get thirty five trillion dollars in debt because one party's bad and the other party's good. You know, Republicans like the campaign, or at least not a campaign on a smaller, more accountable government. But if that was what we only saw Republicans vote for, you would at least see occasionally when there are Republican majorities, we would actually get a smaller government. But every single time it grows.
So I'm certainly hopeful that we get some reinforcements in that will help us get some of this under control. And you know, sadly, it may take more pain and suffering before there's the will to cut anything That's just the sad reality is when we propose anything that actually cuts it seems like all the Democrats are opposed to it, and there's usually a reliable thirty to seventy Republicans that won't cut anything. And so you know, it's kind of
this big government, big business coalition. But the big government coalition is big government Republicans and big government Democrats.
What's your reaction to Kamala Harris now being painted as this moderate than all of these policies you know that she has. I mean, she wanted to do Medicare for all its recently as twenty nineteen. She wanted an open border, a legal path to all the illegal immigrants that have crossed over the border. That's another one she's trying to walk away from. They say, now she wasn't even the borders are when we all know they all all the
mainstream media labeled her as such. The administration even labeled her as such. I mean, can can we be whitewashed to this extent? Do you think this is really gonna you know that their efforts to repaint her as something she is clearly not are going to have any success.
Congressman Davidson Well.
You want to say, there ain't no way, right, there's no way people are going to buy this.
But then I go back to.
Like COVID, and people told everyone to be scared, so they were scared. COVID told everyone to not trust the science, but to go ahead and do all kinds of things that on their face were kind of ridiculous. I mean, we had a ten pm to five am curfew in Ohio. They're like, oh, yeah, you got to support it, and I'm like, no, so I who knows. I mean, I hope that there are people that aren't naive enough to
just say, oh, let's he told me to. Like Tamala Harris. Well, a month ago, Tamala Harris had a lower approval rating and the dementia impaired Joe Biden. Now somehow she's the savior of democracy and everybody all this support is for her. I think it's manufactured complete. But then when they throw polls out there, they say people are buying it. She had the most progressive far left voting right. She was
left of Bernie Sanders in the United States Senate. She wanted to no criminalize crossing the border illegally, plus Medicare for all including illegal immigrants, I mean radical, crazy positions that are way out of step with the mainstream of America. And now because she's supposed to be the nominee and go to the general election, she's some reasonable, level headed person and all you have to do is pull up any clip of her talking and you know that's not.
True without question.
And yet the mainstream media is rallying her support and trying to cover up this record she's been hiding. Now she hasn't had a press conference or directly addressed any of these questions now in two weeks. That seems to me something that's got to and at some point. But Joe Biden was successful in launching a campaign and running a campaign from his basement during COVID. I don't know, we've seen it before. Maybe it'll happen again with Kamala Harris.
Yeah.
Look, I mean it's a campaign, so you got to get her out and see her and you have people interact with her. But on the other hand, I mean, she's currently the vice president and we all know Joe Biden isn't really sound. He was exposed in the June twenty seventh debate with President Trump, and he's been in hiding effectively ever since. And in a way you're kind of like, well, yeah, I mean, don't bring them out. We need the world doesn't need to see how weak
the leadership team is in the Biden Harris administration. On the other side, voters need to see that so they go out and vote. And you know, I think that most people are going to see through all this fake news. They're not going to buy this nonsense that somehow Kamala Harris wasn't the borders are we all know she was. They're not going to buy the fact that she's somehow reasonable on energy policy when we all know she isn't.
We're not going to buy any of this stuff. And you know, I'm confident in Southwest Ohio, no one's going to buy it. Frankly, I think that Sharon Brown's probably more worried with Kamala Harris at the top of the ticket than he was with Joe Biden.
Well, he has supported her policy positions in the Biden administration, of course, under Biden's presidency, but nonetheless, these are left wing policies that, of course Kamala Harris presumably also supports, at least as demonstrated by her record, So yeah, he should be in trouble, and I hope he is. Do we know anything about Kamala Harris relative to foreign policy?
As I stare at Secretary of State Anthony Blincoln saying that Iran and Hezbala could probably attack Israel as early as today, I mean, we have basically World War three breaking out in the Middle East. Russia is behind it, Iran is behind it. Of course, we know about the weird geopolitical realignment of Russia and China and Iran and maybe even North Korea. The enemy of my enemy is my friend, and ergo, they put aside their differences in a collective
unity to work against. To us, this is not looking good. Can we trust a foreign policy with the Kamala Harris presidency?
No?
I mean, look, pull up anything with Kamala Harris speaking, and you really want her sitting at a diplomacy table talking to Shushiping or Vladimir Putin or frankly even allies. You want her to sit down with Benjamin Netanyahu and work out a plan. Momad Ben Salmon, He's really going to sit down and talk to Kamala Harris about how we can improve the stability in the Middle East. I mean, she's a terrible solution to any problem, and you know,
I think people are going to see through it. She has been more supportive of Iran policy, as have Democrats ever since Barack Obama. I mean, and look, the reality is, what is the path back? It's the same that they did on the border in June. The Biden administration basically said, oh, yeah, you can actually deny asylum claims and tell people to stay in Mexico. Well, hey, guess what it works, similar to when when Donald Trump had the exact same policy,
like a new policy. They went back to what worked when Donald Trump was president and in Iran, Operation maximum Pressure was squeezing Iran. They were held at day. They weren't expanding war in the Middle East, whether it was themselves or their proxies has Blah and Hamas. And now the Biden Harris administrations out there reaping the consequences of their Iran policy.
So what would work?
Tell Iran the same thing that the Trump administration told him, they all stay calm, or we're going to cripple your economy with maximum pressure again.
Yeah, which seems like the antithis is the Biden administration just basically funneling massive quantities of cash to the Iranians. I really don't quite understand that, Congressman Davidson, falling into the category of like the peace of God.
Yeah, I mean, what does Iran do? I mean, it's as predictable as gravity. They get cash, they attack Israel. I mean, that's what they do.
Well, let me ask you this, since we have now and I don't know where you are on funding for Ukraine and support of Ukraine, but it seems to me that almost folish endeavor here we are, multiple years into this conflict, we continue to provide them with arms, and now only now after almost three years or however long it's been since Russia in Vada Ukraine, we're going to provide them F sixteen's that they've been asking for for
a long time, which have been delivered. It's almost like a Chinese water torture, if I may be so bold, drip drip, drip, slow drip of decision making when it comes to either funding or not, as the case may be, the Ukrainians, where are you on this, since you'll have a say in that congressional expenditure, since you have the power of the purse.
Yeah, I mean my say has been overruled all the time. I'm one of a handful of people that's voted for no dollars for Ukraine. And look, I mean I'm sympathetic to them. They were unjustly invaded by Vladimir Putin and Russia. But the issue is the Biden administration has ever laid out a mission. So I've got a bill called the Define the Mission Act. Last summer, it only got one hundred and twenty nine votes. Now it was incorporated into
the National Defense Authoration Act. So the thinking is growing towards that way, and it makes basic sense. This used to be what Colin Powell called the Pale Doctor, and is, hey, before we get in a war, let's figure out what we're trying to accomplish so we can hold people accountable. Let's figure out how we would unwine this war. And people don't agree on the mission. And if you see what the Biden administrations sleep walking into a bigger war.
Everything they're doing seems designed to expand the war beyond Ukraine and to escalate it. They won't take NATO membership, EU membership off the table in Ukraine, they won't engage with Putin you would have thought that the release of hostages and captives held unjustly in Russia would be a point to engage with Russia more. And when Joe Biden was asked about that, he said, I don't need to talk to Putin. He has no interest in de escalating the conflict there, and the reality is that should be.
Our main interest is to make sure this doesn't expand to a NATO country.
And before we part company, we're into the details about the town hall event you're going to do on Wednesday, but just very briefly. Because all these various conflicts that we face or are literally involved in right now, we need to have a comment from here. FID like a comment if you're in the state of America's military preparedness. I know our numbers and recruiting are down, and I
know we are struggling. I think to provide and do all these proxy wars while at the same time maintain our own readiness, it seems like a recipe for disaster. Congressman Davidson, you probably served your country. What's your perception of this?
Look.
Leadership matters, and people are not inspired by the current commander in chief and the leadership structure that's been put in place under this administration or the policies. I mean, frankly, the people like me that in frankly JD Vans that wanted to change their lives and join the military and it worked. You know, so many people all over the country have done that free to join. You know, it really is an opportunity unparalleled in the country and just
tremendous comra that comes from it. You see people, you know, Korean war vets walking around with their head some of their military years or some of the best years of their lives, and it still is. The trouble is is that not only is the leadership bad at the top, the policy's bad. We haven't done a good enough job of raising pay. I mean, it's not like the market forces are at work in military pay, and we've got our junior enlisted soldiers getting crushed with the cost of living.
And so we tried last year to raise pay for junior enlisted guys men and women soldiers by over twenty six percent, and that's that's what they need to kind of keep up with where the market has moved. And unfortunately we get like about a five percent pay raise. So that's part of the fight this year is to get I'll shout out to Mike Garcia from He's a Navy guy, a fighter pilot from Los Angeles area, a Republican and he really pushed this bill and I hope we get it done this year. That would help a
lot with recruiting. I think the last thing is, look, people join the mill military to defend our country, not to defend some empire all over the world. We could even use our military to reinforce our border.
A amen that conors Warren Davidson. We're going to be seeing it in a town hall on Wednesday. Give them my listeners of details on that.
Yeah, So Wednesday night at the Nathaniel Green Lodge over in Green Township, just outside of Cincinnati, we're hosting a town hall. We're asking people to go online and sign up so we have an idea how many people are going to be there, and it also helps with all the preps that we do. We will take questions from everyone. We'll hope to get to every question and if time permits, we will and if not, you know, we'll send replies. Collect those questions and send replies.
But really look.
Forward to it.
I like the Q and A format, so we're doing that, and then we're doing another town hall here this month with veterans, a veteran focused town hall, and I think Butler County Veteran Service Officers are doing that, but it'll be focused on veterans issues.
Cons Warren Davison, I'll be there facilitating your town hall event on Wednesday, looking forward to seeing you as always and looking forward to the questions from the from the audience. Joe Strek will put the details up on my blog page fifty five cars dot com between now and Wednesday. Keep up the great work, Congressman. I'll look forward to sing you and good luck on the campaign as we fast approach November.
Thanks Brian GeV bless you and all your listeners.
Appreciate it.
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Fifty five Karroseed talk station. It's Monday.
It means we could hear from the former Vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati, Christopher Smith, a man for the Monday morning smither Evan.
Christopher also a financial planner. That's his job.
You're gonna have a lot of phone call phone calls this morning, I imagine Christopher, welcome back, my friend.
Thank you brother. I had a lot of calls. Yes last week, you know, with the market drops, so they will follow this you know today clearly based on what happened with the knee k and what clearly is going to be happening today with the follow through with our market. But you know, you know, all I all I would say is that people should sit tight and try not to be emotional. That's the key is keep your emotions out of it and stay with the plan. And those who do that win. I think those who those who
don't do that. We saw that during COVID, when you know, companies got just torn apart. You know, let's just say, like I remember, I won't name an individual stock, but you know, some of these consumer stocks you know, got really beat up bad and people were selling at those very very low levels. So people have to be very careful. And I would say listen to your professional who's who's working with you, and and stay the course. That's the best advice I think anybody could give during these times.
Talking people off the ledge. And that your job, Christopher, you do it.
Every day at nine am every day. No, no, no, don't you do, brother, We have very similar jobs.
I try, I try.
It's like at the start of the morning with talking myself off the ledge and then I move on anyway.
I don't mean to steal your thunder.
I don't know which direction you wanted to go, but since you are a financial planner, and the markets do look terrible for today, and obviously the NIK losing a heapload of money on Friday and now the worst day since nineteen eighty seven closing out this morning, it just does not look good. It's all the economic indicators that are coming in that just spell maybe recession.
I don't know, anyway, what'd you want to talk about?
Well, I think another quick piece about that is the markets are recalibrating who might be the president of the United States of America. And so when it wasn't Biden, people who said, hey, they thought the Trump campaign would win.
And I think there's a recalibration about that because you have one team that focuses more on socialism or redistribution of wealth, higher taxes, no fracking, oil oil dependency, and one that says cracking, we want to make sure that the United States of America is about oil oiled, our fuel independence, securing borders. So there are stark differences in how these two campaigns do the world and I and I think the stock markets and the global markets are
also this is a piece of it. Are recalibrating fair enough, that's happening right now.
Let me share with you that's a good observation.
Markets always factor these things in earlier than you and I might factor and then so maybe there is something to that. I don't know that that's an interesting prognostic.
It's a piece of it. I think it's a piece of it. It's not the whole piece. I think it's a We have a combination of things. You know, we have that unemployment report that was poor. But there are a lot of things. But let me just start off by saying those Floridians, because I know Laura listens to your show, we're praying for them. There's a lot of
water tornadoes, North Carolina, Georgia. Man, you have people that listen to you all over the country, and I know my prayers and your prayers, and you're and are listening your listening audience. We're really thinking about them as they experienced this this uh uh with it, Debbie Hercue ain't hitting them.
Yeah.
In fact, I reached out to Laura this morning because she had posted on Facebook that their power is out, and interestingly enough, she's not even in the direct pathway of it, being in a seminole in Penelas County. That's you're closer to Tampa and it's going to hit a little further north to make landfall probably soon. But she said she's under a tornado watch all day. A water spout went through her neighborhood just one street away yesterday and she was fortunate enough though to get her power
back on. She is listening right now, she said, you'd be tuning in to hear you, because you know how much Laura loves you.
Man.
That's right, and I love her back and her wonderful husband, Jim. Good people, let me share with you I had I had a beer with Jim Peeper last week. And I tell you one of the things that I want to start off with, and I think it's important just to say, and I'm gonna say it frequently as we go into this election, is that I love my country. I love the United States of America. This is the best place
in the entire world to live. And as our young people are going back to schools, teachers are reporting back to the classroom last week. Some parts of our country, teachers reported last week, some are reporting today, some are reporting, will be reporting next week. But our kids are starting back. One of the major issues and failures of our schools was when we took God out of our schools and we took the basic Pledge of allegiance. Man, when I was a kid, every single day we would say the
Pledge of Allegiance. Every single day. They played it on the PA You've got to stand up, you got to put your hand over your heart, and you've got to say the Pledge of Allegiance. If we had some type of event in the auditorium, we looked at the flag, we said the Pledge of Allegiance. What we're doing. What we're doing, brother, is we are raising children in a place that we are subtly telling them it's not okay to love your country, and in some situations we want
you to dislike your country. Anybody listen seeing to me, I've never said that the United States is a perfect place. Here's what I'm saying. It is the best place in the entire world to live with our imperfections. This is the place to be. It's where you can be like a jd. Vance. You can come out, come up without a father, in complete poverty, and make it to Harvard and make it to be the vice president of the
United States of America. You could be somebody like Zuckenberg, who I don't believe finish college and now it's probably one of the richest people in the world. You could be like my friend Elmerhinsler from Queen City Saucers, who has an eighth grade education, eighth grade education and has done so well with his Queen City Sauciers, that business,
that family. My point to everybody is this is still the greatest place to build capital and wealth, and we are we are continuing to indoctrinate our babies as they're going back to these schools to not love their country. And if you're a family man like me, is one of the things I talk to my kids about every day. I love the country. I love this country. I want you to salute the flag. I want you to honor our veterans. I want you to honor people that are
in the military. I want you to say the pledge of beligiance. When you go to a ball game, you stand up, take your ad off, and you look at that and you sing along or stand there quietly in the reverence of the national anthem, never kneel, never be disrespectful. Never. And so we have to make sure that as our babies are going back to school, that we are teaching them because these young people are going back to these college campuses. And guess what's going to happen. The protests
will continue. We will see more protests over the next thirty to sixty days as we go into this presidential election, of people showing up on our TV acting like or they are hating the United States of America.
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I pick about ker CD talk station Brian Thomas with Christopher Smidman doing that Smither event. Christopher has multiple dwellings, one of which is home away from home, Jim and Jackson the River. That's where we're having listener to lunch on Wednesday. You are going to be there, Christopher.
My correct I will be there, brother.
Just you got an office there, don't you? Thank you? I made a joke. I said something about.
Christopher lives there from time to time, like you have your own apartment at Jim and Jackson the River, And someone actually following up with me and asked if I was serious, and like, no, I was just kidding around.
Well, my clients who are on the western side of town. It just makes is so convenient. But you know, it's a great country bar, great owners, great staff, great food, and that makes it really really easy. And I definitely look forward to seeing you guys on Wednesday. But here's what I want to say to you man. The assassination, the possible assassination or the attempt at assassination of former President Trump on July to thirteenth, This drip, drip, drip
of information. Now this morning, they're saying there's a counter sniper radio warning of a white male looking suspicious well before he did anything, and that information wasn't passed on to local police. Their radios were not connected. This drip drip drip. And I'm not a conspiracy theory person, but it's looking really bad. You know, this is clearly a high level of incompetence. And it doesn't matter we as if you're a Republican, if you're an independent, if you're
a Democrat, if you're a libertarian. This is something that all of us should be concerned about that a former president of the United States was almost assassinated. And it blows me away when I see people on TV saying it really isn't true, or this was shrapnel, or this was glass. And we're talking about at the highest levels. We're talking about the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. I'm saying, we all have to be very careful here and make sure that we all get to the bottom
of what happened on July to thirteenth. Very critical for us to have information, But the drip drip drip isn't helping those who believe in conspiracy theory that maybe this is something that was set up. Meaning so that's the
problem with it. And I'm saying when the different directors are being asked the questions and they don't come out and say, hey, we do have a counter snack or counter sniper radio correspondence where a white male was identified as someone of interest, are risky prior to Kim shooting at the former president and killing a person and injuring people there, That is troubling to me.
Brian Thomas, Well, it's troubling on another element too, because you know, I think the world looks to the United States quite often for guidance and oftentimes for money and a handout. But you know, we're supposed to be the global power. We have the biggest military, we have you know, obviously an extensive reach and influence and impact across the globe.
But foreign leaders and others take a look at us, and they can view this as another illustration among the long lines of illustrations of failures, and frankly, I would argue just simply gross negligence of the United States. This is one more illustration where we look terrible on a global level and people respect us less as a consequence of the failures here and across the board.
You are so right, Brian. Is it is because you look to other countries like Haiti where they assassinate presidents and their entire families. Right, That's that's third world stuff. We don't want to we don't want to be like that. We don't want to look like that. That's not who we are. And so it's it's it's critical as you just identify another big point why we have to understand this and make sure that it that it doesn't ever happen. And I'm watching it closely, and I know a lot
of your listening audience are watching it closely too. I want to say that you know, uh, the President went to the National Association of Black Journalists, spoke there. I want to identify two or three really quick points. Number one, he went, very important to understand that, and that Vice President Kamala Harris did not go. I mean, just think about that. Number Two, that the first question out of
the gate was disrespectful. It's okay to ask whatever question you want as a journalist, but when you're thirty five forty minutes late and you start off with a question that basically says, I think you're a racist. I think the people here think you're a racist. I think And she's trying to speak for all African Americans, which is a problem too. Right, instead of saying, here, I'm starting this interview, I'm acting like I'm the journalist now, Brian Thomas,
you're the journalist. I'm not. Here's how I start those kind of things. As a former politician, the former vice mayor of the City of Cincinnati. If I'm coming into that interview, here's what I want to hear you say. First, thank you for coming. We really appreciate that you are taking the time out of your busy schedule to come. I am so sorry that we're running thirty five to forty minutes late. Former President Donald Trump. You respect the title.
You give him. The first thing we'd like to do this evening or this afternoon is give you an opportunity to introduce yourself to our constituency. Welcome to the National Association of Black Journalists, and give him the opportunity of three to five minutes to just say who we is. Yeah, this lady just starts off with you're a racist. Why are you here? We don't like you. That was all wrong and disrespectful and lacked class. And I want to speak out about that because it's important to be classy.
It's important to conduct yourself in a proper way, and she failed to do that, and anything that happened after that, because they were the moderators, their fault.
Oh yeah, fairy to establish some measure of credibility going in, which is exactly the way you laid it out, which
would have established some credibility. You know, because a lot of people are you know, view this with a jonas I have skepticism saying, you know, Donald Trump threw themselves into lions down on this one, knowing full well that he doesn't enjoy a very sizable support among the black community, and yet there he is willing to speak with all these members of the Black price and answer their questions directly.
You're exactly right, because people who believe he was thrown to the lions then are going to go in with that perception like nobody's going to give trus a fair shake in that room and lo and behold right out of the gate, they confirmed exactly that just the very very terrible optics.
I absolutely agree, and they could have asked any of those tough questions of him that were on his mind on their minds as a follow up, but you at least start off classy, respectful, welcoming and thanking him. By the way, he was the only candidate of the two to even show up. The other candidate did not take the time to do.
So.
I want to end by saying this. Listen, Brian Thomas, we have two different camps here running for office, and I recently saw because I'm intrigued by people who vote against their interests. So you know that by the time we talk next week that the Vice president would have selected their person her running Matey, I believe it's going to be Governor Shapiro. That's what I think is going
to happen. Really, But here's a guy I do. But here's a guy I don't care whether he was twenty or twenty five or twenty six in the heart of things, who has a document that says he doesn't like Palestinians, he doesn't believe in a two state solution, he doesn't believe that they can live side by side.
Listen to me, at twenty years of age, I understood humanity. I understood being a gracious person. I didn't walk around dehumanizing entire countries. Don't sit back and tell me that.
Brian Thomas and I meaning you have written something out there. I don't have anything written like that that says that, you know what, I don't even think I could live next door to you. You're that bad of a people. And now he's like, well, man, I was only twenty years old. Here, here's what I want to Here's what I want to say to you. Here, we have at one team that has said they want to reimagine the
police department, they want to defund police officers. Six hundred thousand peace officers across the United States of America should be listening to what I'm talking about.
Now.
There are people out there who are peace officers who will say, you know what, I'm still gonna vote for her, even though she says she wants to reimagine me and wants to defund me. Then don't complain on the other side of the election when you're defunded. That's what blows me away. Like you vote for them and then you're defunded. You vote for them, and then you're reimagined, and then you're upset about them. Defunding and reimagining you. I don't
care what your political party is, vote your interest. Elections are about voting your interest. Shapiro understands that he's going to join a ticket and on the top of the ticket says, I'm against racking, I'm against fracking, I'm against cole, I want electric cars. And he's from Pennsylvania joining that ticket. He's willing to throw every Pennsylvanian under the bus because their economy needs fracking, their economy needs the exploration of coal.
Their economy doesn't need more electric cars. But he doesn't care about that because he's seeking power, and he's willing to go door to door and fell out everybody in Pennsylvania just for him to be the vice president. She could pick Brasher in Kentucky if she wanted to. She doesn't have to pick this guy, but she ends because she wants to win Pennsylvania. That's what this is about. And the Pennsylvania governor doesn't care that the top of
the ticket wants to reimagine defund the police. And he doesn't I'm talking about the top of the ticket, the governor of Pennsylvania. Shapiro doesn't care that she's willing to do no fracking, and wants to throw anybody who's dealing with Cole straight out of the window. They better wake up in Pennsylvania. I'm telling you, buddy, because if that's what he's going to be selling them snake oil door
to door, they should be very concerned about that. Oh it shows you that he really doesn't care about his economy by even joining that ticket. He's the one that should be saying, you know what, I'm going to pass.
Yeah, sorry, honey, I'm.
Sorry, wonderful person, you don't support our economy.
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Although we sho've been paying attention to the markets, it is that time of week, Money Monday with Brian James.
Thanks all Worth Financial for London. Brian out each and every week to talk about matters involving money, retirement and ways to properly plan for it and hopefully ways talk you off the ledge that we are now facing, maybe here in the United States, given that the futures this morning are trading way down on the heels of n K, dropping thirteen percent after dropping well what eight percent on Friday.
Welcome back, Brian James. It's a pleasure to have you on the program.
Brian Thomas, Why can you be so calm this morning? Shouldn't you be panicking right last Street's let's make some irrational decisions here.
I talk to Christopher Smithman earlier he's a financial planner as well, and I said, is your phone we're going to be rigging off the hook this day? He because I started taking phone calls yesterday. People do freak out. And of course you mentioned before your job as a financial planner is more of like a counselor talking people off ledges. No no, no, no, no, it's not time
to sell off. But yeah, market's way down and a lot of it driven by the data we got last week unemployment numbers, jobless numbers, and factory output and is along with some other rather bleak news.
Brian, where are we?
Yeah, So the big headline right now Dow futures r SMT futures are down two or three percent, depending on the index you're looking at. That's a that's a big scary move. But at the end of the day, when you look at when you look at the one day that we're going to experience in maybe maybe a couple of bumpy days here and there, everything is still up for the year. So we'll talk about the scary stuff
here shortly. But the other thing I want to point out is, so we're in earning season, eighty one percent of large cap companies have reported better than expected profits. Earnings are growing about twelve percent over the past year. So I don't want anybody to lose sight of, you know, the bigger picture. What's happening here is this is being
driven by the technology industry. So the billions upon billions of dollars that are going to artificial intelligence really haven't paid off yet, and investors are starting to conclude that maybe we got a little too excited about about that, and that is dragging the technology stocks down in a big way, so that the Nasdaq index is down about ten.
Percent from its July tenth high.
So we had that tech bubble back.
I don't know what year that was, was it like twenty ten or something like this, So this is like a sub tech bubble. It's the AI bubble that seems to be bursting that so much money has flown into that.
Well, it seems like for the last thirty forty years has always been a tech bubble, right The Internet itself was its own bubble in the late nineties and two thousand, so there's always a tech bubble going on. The most recent flavor of it is artificial intelligence, which is the idea that we can all, you know, take take a step back from our day to day jobs because computers are going to do them for us. That's an overly simplified version of it, but that's essentially what that's about.
Artificial intelligence is a play on efficiency, and the assumption is that we're going to throw a bunch of money at these things and they will do our jobs for us, making us therefore more profitable and able to tackle other things. However, that is those desires are I don't want to say overblown, but maybe a little early. We're not quite there yet.
I kind of liken it to the idea that these electric cars are going to drive us straight to work and we can continue to sleep maybe in the future, but we got a ways to go in that.
Well, the same thing with AI. It's just not ready yet.
Well, and you know the I think a bit of a rational exiberance over the outcome should they become true, that it's going to free up so much time for us, because AI is going to be doing our jobs for us. I'm sorry, but writing poetry doesn't pay.
Yeah, so yeah.
The largest use that most people are familiar with for AI is simply reading things on the internet for them and doing it.
In silly voices.
Obviously there's more to it than that, but at this point, the profitability measures simply aren't there for this. But we all ignored that investors as a whole. The herd ignored that and got excited about it anyway, and ran the Nasdaq way up to record highs.
Just a few months ago. And we're simply seeing an unwinding that.
But despite that, though, this is where I always want to tell people put your keyboard down, put the mouse down, step away from rebalancing your four oh one k just because of one scary headline. That's legitimately scary. I'm not downplaying that, but you got to look at the bigger picture. So technology might be down seven percent for this quarter, real estate and utility stocks are actually up nine percent, and bonds themselves, believe it or not, bonds are up
about four percent since July first. So if your portfolio is all technology stocks, because that's been a great wave to ride for the past few weeks, yeah you're going.
To take it in the pants.
But if you have a diversified portfolio, you're going to see it pull back. But if you own those other things, they're gonna offset what technology is doing. That's the point of diversification, So make sure you know what you own.
In a sad reality of the current state of affairs in the world. Glubally speaking, if your mixed portfolio includes Raytheon and Lockheed Martin, I'm guessing you're probably a better managed than one that is heavily tech invested.
Or bowing right.
So that's we don't know one of anything.
But see, I'm gonna pive over to Warren Buffett, who just dumped a a company that is not heavily invested in software applications, and like Apple, they're a hardware primarily focused company. Yet he dumped a huge chunk of his Apple last week, along with a lot of other stocks, going to put the money and putting the money in cash and bonds. He's one of the most savvy investors you've ever encountered. He always does well. People follow him.
You know, when Warren Buffett talks, people listen. He looks like he is picking and choosing what specific areas and stocks to dump.
Yeah, and that's interesting to me.
That's more interesting than the scary headlines of crazy markets this morning, because, like you said, Warren Buffet's got obviously an extremely long track record of being a smart guy, and he's been a huge Apple proponent almost since the beginning. So him taking that much of a stigma, I'm really curious about what that means for Apple. And he has actually raised a lot of cash in his own portfolio as he's reallocating what's going on there. But again, this
is the whole reason to not just own Apple. If you're sitting on a bunch of Apple stock, well, then yeah, one of the biggest investors just pulled out. That happens to any individual company. Spread it out. I keep beating the drum on that, but that is the answer, whether we like it or not.
But we don't.
We shouldn't draw any conclusions about him liquidating stocks in favor of moving it over into cash and bonds.
Well, I mean, I would say he's girding for a bumpy economy, which that's that's the who's not right. We've made changes to our portfolios here and none of this is burn it down and run for the hills.
That's the stupidest thing you can ever do.
But you can take your foot off the gas and you know, and and start going the speed limit for a little bit. I would say that that is the change that he's making. There's a lot of recognition about by a lot and from a lot of corners about things are just not quite as reliable as they have been. We've been on a great bullmarket run really since COVID.
So I think the.
Part of the reason for this bounce back from COVID was because we all assumed the world was going to end Ryan for two years, and you and I talked about this a lot every week. The recession was going to start this week, or it started three months ago, and we just haven't admitted it yet. Well that none of that came to be true, and it's still not true based on the you know, the facts we were just talking about about earnings coming out from other sectors.
We are simply riding the wave of a bounce back out of COVID and it's not going to run forever. We're going to have to pull back, and it's that's starting to smell like that's what we're seeing right now.
But you just mentioned the r word recession, and I've read that word a lot in various reporting regarding the markets. This morning, I know the Fed was considering maybe a raid cut come September if we have, you know, week after week market bad market news. And I know we're already into into August. But might they advance the decision to lower the rate or might they just wait until
September to lower the rate. But this morning it seems to solidify the idea of the Fed lowering the rate rather than maybe just leaving things status quo.
Yeah, And I think the important fact they're there, Brian, is that they can lower the rate. We now have bullets we can fire. Think about when we were all worried about a recession and interest rates were already two and two and a half percent, right, So now so we have the ability to step on the gas a little bit if we want to juice the economy.
We can do that. We didn't have that flexibility three four years ago.
Well, that's a valid point of optimism we can throw into an otherwise bleak financial morning. We'll continue with Brian James.
Not exactly positive news to talk about parents putting off paying bills and buying groceries for back and buying groceries rather for back to back to school expenses, inflation, home insurance, other monthly payments going through the roof, and some of the more well, in the terms of picking and choosing what we really need and don't need, things like Starbucks are kind of getting hit because well, people are making more informed choices given the fewer dollars they have to spend.
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Thanks to Allworth again for loaning Brian out to talk about parents making tough choices and apparently well based on the article that I saw here from what was it the Fox News, that they're prioritizing appropriately terribly and unfortunately so, but at least putting the children's back to schools and making sure they are ready and covered for the school year is a priority over even groceries and paying bills.
Brian, that's kind of frightening.
Well, I mean it's not too shocking in the environment that we're in to here that people are making decisions a little differently and making sure that they've got the important things covered. Everybody's going to prioritize slightly differently. But the point is that we are at a point, we've reached a point in this in this cycle where people are deciding not to do this in favor of that.
And again that's going to differ for everybody.
But that's what happens when we get stretched, you know, kind of this in and so what we're seeing here is this is affecting, of course.
The restaurant industry.
So a lot of people are opting to splurge more at the supermarket rather than eating out, bringing home bigger piles of more expensive groceries, and that is hitting of course McDonald's and Denny's and Wendy's and so forth. So McDonald's reported its first decline since COVID. Everything declined in COVID. Let's not forget because we all literally didn't leave our
houses for six months. So McDonald's has done well since then, but all of a sudden is now seeing it decline in sales as people are going, you know what, forget it, I'm just going to buy some better groceries and I'll cook it myself for now.
Well, and there is some enjoyment in that.
I wish more people would like learn that cooking can actually be fun and rewarding at the same time. Plus it's you know, maybe the hidden benefit in all this downturn of the economy and the impact on fast food restaurants and the like is it'll improve our overall health and our waistlines.
Let's go ahead and hang our hats on that yet. Remind me and we'll talk about that in two years and see if the average the average weight changed.
Yeah.
I'm not holding my breath on that. But frightening and mysterious. They said that the statistics that they crunch court to the Labor Department, over thirty percent of parents surveyed say they can't even afford back to school shopping this year. School supplies up twenty four and a half percent over the past four years.
Man, that is insane.
And some of that is because we still pay for it. I mean, school supplies shouldn't be that hard to keep under control. But I think people get convinced that I'm all, I can only go one place, I can't shop around. There's not enough time. I'm too busy, busy, busy. I got to throw all this stuff into this one grocery cart at this one store and that's it, rather than
kind of shopping around. And I believe a lot of this and inflation across industries has has been driven by the fact of companies And I've talked about this before, of companies going, you know what, let's bump prices a little bit because I think we can get away with it. I bet we can push this a little bit further because people aren't going to object. So when you're seeing cases of all of these things I need to buy, every single option I have is more expensive. I have
trouble buying that. There are always options that are cheaper for things for commodities such as school supplies. But we need to be maybe do a little bit extra homework, do you know, try to try to figure out truly where there's where it is. You don't have to run to Target for all this stuff. You can buy it online, just plan ahead a little bit.
Well, Ay, I love doing that.
Honestly, it's like a little game I play, like trying to deprive social media companies of information about me, maintaining anonymity online, paying cash whenever I can.
I'm not obsessed about it.
It's like a little game I try to play and make fun out of depriving them of information. But you know, when it comes to buying something, And in fact, I had an illustration of this on Saturday. I needed an item and I knew that the grocery store sold this item. But I expected that particular item, since it wasn't a grocery to be more expensive at the grocery store, and I was willing to wait a day or so to order it off Amazon if I was going to save
some money. So I quickly looked it up and my wife went off to the store, came back with this item and she said it was the exact same price, So I felt comfortable about her buying it there because I knew I didn't spend a dollar more.
It's a buck. Why not save it if you don't have to spend it.
But it's a game, right, make a game out of it, right, See if you can win the game. Everybody's trying to take money out of your wallet. Try to prevent it from happening while still getting the things that you need.
Yeah, it's not difficult to do with the internet these days. And I know we all want to support our local stores and businesses, but if you're really financially impacted as bad as so many people are, it's not difficult to find a better value and you can learn how to consolidate trips, get all these things at different venues without having to go too far for it.
Yeah, and that's the point of all of this whole topic is that this is this is forcing people just to think differently, where can I go, how can I maximize the dollars that I have, and just putting more thought into the day to day than I have before. And a lot of times we discover it's not that hard to do things differently. The hardest part is getting over the hump of all right, I have to change my routine. If you can get past that, you can save a lot of money.
Yep.
And don't stop at Starbucks to get your cup of coffee, right, Brian.
That's true. We'll make that traffic jam out into the parking lot.
Starbucks has to hate it.
I just I've put it at Costco two pounds of coffee. I think I paid like twelve bucks for two pounds of coffee. I can make forty plus pots of coffee with one two pound bag for eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen bucks whatever it happens to be. I mean, if I made forty if I bought forty pots of individually probably Starbucks coffee, how much would that be at like four or five bucks a cup?
Brian? I mean?
And how much time are you saving? Ye not waiting in that line with the junkies who were there every.
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Here fifty about FAIRCD talk Station, Happy Monday, Money by Day, Brian James, one more segment here, Let's pivot over to something we all know is gone through the roof. You can read about it every single day. The price of housing supplying demand COVID really impact and rock the housing market.
People recognize that the realist or the interest rates have gone through the roof, so they're not inclined to settle when they're currently paying something around three percent and they don't want to it over to a seven percent mortgage. And I get that. So demand remains high. Prices have gone through the roof. But the ripple effect on that has been one. Our taxes have gone up very very substantially impacting folks who well might not be able to
even afford to stay in their own homes. But also insurance has gone up.
Right, So we just had right here on our street this weekend, we were talking about a house that it's a lovely home, but we heard that it had sold, and we all went that went for what? And I'm very glad that Here and Butler county that just did the review of property values very recently. So the impact of these this real estate market has not slowed down, So the impact of those valuations in those comparables fortunately
won't be felt here for a little bit longer. But still, as long as housing values continues to go up, the cost to maintain it go up as well. So we have a new word, Brian. Right, we used to call it house poor. Now we're calling it cost burdened. And that's defined by if you are spending more than thirty percent on your housing costs, you are not.
House poor, you are cost burdened. It's a very very different concept.
Yeah, you could have an affordable monthly payment on your home. But coming on the heels of the what the quadrannial or the try and however often they do that real estate valuation, you can find your homes worth like double what it was not that many years ago, which means your real estate or your real estate taxes have gone up. But then to calculate your insurance based upon the replacement value of the home, right and cost of replacement value materials have gone up.
Exactly, And there's a difference there too, Brian.
So so you could go find a comparable home that is upright, Like if your house burns down, you could go find a comparable home that's ready to move into, and it's going to be one price. But what they're looking at, really, the way insurance is covering you is replacement value, how to rebuild whatever you just lost right, and that is actually more expensive than buying something that
is freestanding. Therefore, that translates all the way through to home to home insurance premiums, which have gone up about twenty percent since twenty one.
Now, in terms of financial advice or advice for homeowners, if they haven't talked with their home or their their insurance adjuster on their home, do they need to be worried about whether they are adequately covered, because obviously the home is worth more. But if you have had a home for twenty plus years like we have, you know we've made investments into it. The value of the home, independent of market forces, has gone up based upon what we put into it. I don't know that my insurance
company knows that. Is that a conversation we should have or if you have replacement value coverage, is that something that is already baked into the pine you don't need to worry about having a conversation with them about well.
I'm going to say a little column a a little column, right, if your homeowner's premium has gone up recently, then you can you can rest assured that that that's calculated based off of something that's related to inflation. That said, then you should always know exactly where you're exposed, most of us by by home insurance, and then never look at it again until we actually have some kind of instance
that that requires to take advantage of it. So it is, yes, I would say it is a very good idea to sit down with your P and C person just make sure you know, like you mentioned, you may have done things. You may have put substantial investments into the house that they don't know about, yeah, and therefore that's not covered. So you need to make sure that those are itemized and listed separately, and there could be an extra rider for them and all that, but that's just the cost
of being a responsible homeowner. So yes, it's absolutely worth looking under the hood to make sure you're not exposed.
Well, I'm glad that I called Peter Shubrie and went through that process with them just recently, so I will have an accurate value and I will have that conversation with my adjuster, and I see Florida as one of these states leading the pack in the biggest spike in insurance rates. As the hurricane is making is hitting ground here this morning or sometime this afternoon. Obviously property damage you claims are huge, and Florida exposed to some very
inclement weather. That's one of the things that's got a factor into the equation where your home is location, location, location, which could also come along with well, hurricane risk.
Yeah, and I think the knock on effects too there are you know, there's almost a cottage industry down there for every time there's a hurricane, something gets knocked down. Well, that's a great opportunity for contractors to find work, taking insurance money to build something bigger and better, which then raises the property values all around. And it just becomes a giant snowball of that. Oh yeah, this is going to happen every single summer.
Yeah, that's a good point.
And plus with the well the limited number of contractors even available, that tends to come with a bit of a price increase because economic factors like supply and demand, the demand for workers is high, and the number of workers is static, so they get to charge more.
As long as people want to go hang out in the sun, there's always going to be demand for property down there.
Brian James, thanks to all Worth Financial for the loan out every Monday for a few segments. I appreciate the information and the ability to help hopefully talk some people off the ledge, but here we are dealing with the reality the financial world.
Brian.
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