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be apparently raging in the streets. We'll see what happens again. Got my popcorn out on that one. I imagine you do too, So anyhow, uh, let the games begin and the clock is running out. Everybody knows the elections fast approaching, and Kamala Harris finally revealed a little bit of who she is Socialism Venezuela style. Apparently the Kamala Harris administration

plans for our future, which will be well dire. Anyhow, feel free to call me five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty five eight hundred eighty two to three taco with con Fi fifty if you have an AT and T phone, love to hear from you, and coming up on the fifty five car see Morning Show seven point thirty A first guest Christopher Smithman with the Monday Morning smith Event No Money Monday Today Brian James apparently off

substituting for Monday Mondays Brian James at eight five. David Scarlett, former Marine, author of the book All for His Glory, The Near Death Experience of a modern day job. Life permanently changed. He had a near death experience that he claims took him to heaven and where he learned that

his path was not on the right path. So 'm gonna hear from that rather spiritual book that one Marine David Scarlett at eight o five, followed by a Ken Cash again with the book Behind Closed Doors in the Room with Reagan and Nixon, described as compelling insider's account by the trusted a driver in confidant who American's presidential giants and political legends as he draws the curtain back

on his most private moments with Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon. So, speaking of Richard Nixon, there you go, Kamala Harrison price controls. It worked for three months for Richard Nixon, and he had a backpedal on it because Massistaria always ensues with price controls. Do a deep dive on that one a little bit. But in the meantime, again the clock running down, doing the dodge dick, dip, duck, dive and dodge trying

to get the five. The's a dodgeball clear in my mind, so I can actually say them out loud without fumbling over my words. Pologies at his Monday, and it's only seven minutes after five. Anyway, she continues to hide in the basement, basically not talking with anyone. I think today is the twenty ninth day with no press conference or engagement.

A back and forth Q and A regarding how it is that she thinks price controls, for example, are going to work under her administration, when they've never worked to anybody's advantage under any other form of government anywhere in the history of mankind, from the Romans all the way through Venezuela. People keep trying it and it never works out. Geez Louiz that people are so dumb to the idea that price controls somehow work anyway, Getting ahead of myself. Oh, look,

nationwide polling. Most recent CBS News poll came out yesterday. Uh Kamala Harris now leading three points. That's a national poll. Got to remember the national polls, of course, include massive swaths of the population in all blue states which are never going to vote Republican in spite of the hell that it brings down upon them. See Chicago as an illustration of one hundred years of Democrat control. Got some fun facts on Chicago under one hundred years of Democrat control.

But you see, they'll still vote in their not in their best interest, these crazy people who do not have a basic understanding of economics, for example. So here we are in a national poll. Kamala Harris, keeping quiet on the specifics of literally anything, can manage to get ahead of Donald Trump by three points just by merely being anointed through a coup attah as the Democrat's choice, not your choice, my Democrat friends, the Democrat party officials choice

for the presidential candidate. You didn't get a chance to choose. Well, actually you did if you go back to twenty nineteen, twenty twenty. Obviously you Democrat friends out there in the listening audience didn't choose Kamala Harris. Now right here we are in twenty twenty four, where she has been chosen

for you. Moving over to the all critical swing stage, Arizona, Georgia and Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin fifty to fifty dead heat over across the board according to the new CBS New Poll, How is that even possible? Well, the only way it's possible is because Donald Trump is running is the Republican nominee. I know that's the case. It doesn't, I mean, we're all sort of i'll use the word pejoratively stuck with him. But I'm telling you, I mean,

I think we all feel it and know it. If Donald Trump's name was not there and it was somebody else, you probably wouldn't have this kind of, you know, reaction to Kamala Harris being anointed. It's just so obvious. And as the poll pointed out, and here we are again. While nearly ninety percent of voters claim at least to

know Trump's positions, about one third still unsure where Harris stands. Well, I would love to speak with the third who claim they know where Harris stands, because you and I don't even know where she stands. With the exception of price control and oh yeah, the twenty five thousand dollars up front for you to go out and buy a house. Does anybody whose reaction to that My initial reaction, which is,

wait a second. The down payment part twenty five thousand dollars And I know that's a lot of money, And the difficult part of buying a house is usually coming up with a twenty percent down payment. You need to buy it if they're going to go ahead and give that to you. And I know the magic is in how you actually give people money without driving up the

national debt or otherwise increasing taxes. It never works out, but the price of houses will automatically immediately jump by twenty five grand I mean, isn't that If you've taken the sting out of it by giving everyone that advance, the market reaction is going to be to increase the price of the house. It's an inescapable conclusion. Anyway, Harris does better with voters. I like this this reporting Eric mac over at Newsmax in the CBS poll. He's been

analyzing this. But Harris does better with voters who see her views are not entirely aligned with Biden. They're thinking that her views are not Biden's views. So if you're a voter who believes harris views are not aligned with Joe Biden's, then you're more inclined to want to vote for her. Do these people know what Harris's views are?

And since the poll I think was taken after or before, rather she came out with price fixing and all this child tax credits and twenty five thousand dollars down payment covered and an idea, you might have a little more insight down to what she's actually favor of. But I think this poll was taken prior to that, so nobody knows. Harris and the Democrat Party are going to try to capitalize on distancing themselves from Biden and the policy the last three and a half years according to many political

analysts right why Biden's policies apparently sucked for all of us. Meanwhile, Harris actually calling Donald Trump a coward sort of in a vague reference. Now, now go ahead and make some

sense out of this word salad. Speaking in to folks in Beaver County, outside of Pittsburgh, this campaign is about a recognition that, frankly, over the last several years, there's been this kind of perversion that has taken place, I think, which is to suggest that the measure of the strength of a leader is based on who you beat down, when what we know is the real and true measure of the strength of a leader is based on who

you lift up. Oh, okay, and then without saying Trump directly, she said, anybody who's about beating down other people is a coward. Okay. Day twenty nine. Kamala Harris is not held a press conference since the being emerging as the presumptive Democratic Presidentick Nolan nominee, so she hides and doesn't elaborate World Q and A on her policies if she has any, even the ones that we know she has. Donald Trump is the one that's the coward for I

guess beating down people. And I'm sure that my listening audi could come up with nine thousand million different ways in which the Democrats and individuals within the Democrat Party elected and otherwise could be arguably characterized as beating down Republicans or you deplorables. Right, the analysis is just based on whose ox is being gord, I suppose anyway, and with there's only eighteen days I believe less until early

voting starts. That's right, folks, Early voting starts as soon as September sixth or eligible voter in various battleground states included. So if she can just keep hiding and remain elusive and not elaborate on policy positions, then she's merely running as I'm not Donald Trump. And also, I guess and view of the poeing, she'll also be running as I'm

not Joe Biden. Is that enough for the American voters to elect her as president of the United States of America just because she's not Joe Biden, frail, infirm, idiot, obviously demonstrably poor and running the country and managing the country. At least that'd be my sum and or some up over the Biden administration. We're all living it, obviously, not at the helm, not in control of the policies that

came out, however you want to slice it. This has been Biden's administration, whether he's been puppet mastered or these are his own realities that we're living with right now. Demonstrably bad for the American people. We all know that. So she's running as not Biden and not Trump. Is that good enough for you? Based to plum with a little bit that we've heard so far, It scares the living hell out of me. Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to

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or not. I hope you had a wonderful weekend, very domestic weekend at the Thomas house sold canning, bumper, tomato crop, uh, peppers, Oh my god. We spent hours in the kitchen over the weekend doing canning, of making relish, making salsa, canning tomatoes, and canning peppers. And it was actually a fun experience. So it was nice just sitting down and enjoying family time. My daughter came over and she was canning. She had his massive, massive crop at their new place, so it

was kind of neat. I'm just little Americana going on the Thomas household. It's like a weekend. So anyhow, just for what that's worth, and I don't think ultimately you get a return on investment. You're not saving a lot of money over the retail prices of groceries, although if they continue to go up. Canning maybe a wonderful alternative for you. Let us see here. Okay, Trump, evil orange guy,

we know that, right, but effective. One of the reasons why we appreciated Trump relative to the Biden administration was because the border crossings were dramatically lower under Donald Trump. Massively lower. Still, perhaps too many, too much for some. But finally, as we reach the conclusion, tail end of the Biden administration's illegal crossings at the US Mexico border

dropped to the lowest levels in nearly four years. In July, the latest and here's the quote from the Washington Post left wing the latest indication of the Biden administration sweeping restrictions on asylum are reshaping migration trends. In July fifty six, four hundred and eight illegal crossings according to border agents that actually had an interaction with border agents, a thirty two percent decline from June, the fifth straight month it had.

A month that has fallen. US border officials attribute to change two. What what has changed? Executive actions Biden announced this spring that effectively shut off access to the US asylum system for migrants who enter illegally, well to some degree anyway, It's just reduced the numbers. After you hit twenty five hundred, they shut the border down. They've worked

with Mexico. Mexico is now probably it's basically working, I mean, doing what it was doing of the Trump administration, which is trying to facilitate an end to the border crossers, at least assist allowing them to force them to stay in Mexico. Border apprehensions evered more than two million per year during Biden's first three years, and in fact, as recently as December there was a record all time high for a single month. And this is so sad on

a way, I'm sort of smiling over it. It's kind of like Shadenflreuda just shy of two hundred and fifty thousand in one month. That was December. But since then, monthly crossings have plumbed seventy seven percent, according to CBP data. White House spokesperson Angelo Fernandez Hernandez he said Republican lawmakers more interested in cynically playing politics than securing the border. The Biden Harris administration, he said, has taken effective action,

and Republicans continue to do nothing. Wow, does he even analyze the point from which he is speaking? The Biden administration, which unrung the Trump Bell executive action which led to the decreased numbers of people flowing into our country through executive action. Executive action that unfleashed a flurry of illegal immigrants based upon the numbers that just pointed out, even

a record number in December of last year. Before Yes, Joe Biden got a pen out and implemented Donald Trump's policies. Actually Donald Trump policy light and now they're crowing about it. See success. I hope the American people are smarter than the administration is, at least in so far as the position on making statements about this nonsense. Five twenty five fifty five KC detalk station local stories coming up. Alternatively

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amazing young lady. She is so respectful and so courteous and so intelligent and going to be off to serve in the United States and the Navy. That's her objective in life. But boy, what a great organization that. Petnavar's book, The New Maga Deal. He was a great guest. Really, he's a firecracker Beetnavarro is fresh out of prison and hitting the ground running with his new book and of course Tech Friday with Dave Hatter always a important segment to listen to keep you out of trouble and keep

you on your toes when you're out there surfing the web. Anyhow, got some local stories dive on into not all good news. Sadly, according to Lieutenant Justin Bradbury with the Comington Police Department, two people were taken to the hospital after being shot inside a Covington bar. Court Lieutenant Bradberry officers shut up at one thirty am to Box Billiards on De Courcy Avenue. Two victims found inside the bar taking the UC Medical Center.

Conditions unknown at the time of the reporting from Thank You Fox nineteen, Lieutenant Bradbury said, no one in custody and there's no threat to the public at least now give it some time. Got a man dad after a shooting which happened at sale Or Park on Sunday mornings. Since Saint Police officers said they were called just after midnight seventy two in a block a River Road report of a person shot. Got there, they found Michael Swerringin,

thirty five years old, suffering from a gunshot wound. Officers pronounced him dead at the scene. The police have not stated if they have a suspect. Officers were still investigating the shooting as of the time of the reporting. If you got any information on it, sinceint Police would love to hear from you. Homicide Unit five one three three five two thirty five forty two. I'm sure you can call crime Stoppers as well. At three five, two thirty

forty either way, slice it. Get in touch with us in Saint Police if you have any information on that one UH recovered. The two bodies were recovered from the Ohio River in less than twenty four hours. Police launched an investigation. According to Sergeant Donnie Schuckman with the Boone County Water Rescue, We're not used to having two bodies

in a twenty four hour period. Started shortly after eight pm on Friday, Boone County Water Rescue and other agencies responded to the river for a possible body floating in between the Purple People and Taylor Southgate Bridges. Sergeant Schuckman said, speaking of Fox nineteen, we went out to investigate there was a person in the water. They did the recovery of that person. We brought them over to the Kentucky's side and transferred the custody to the Newport Police Department.

Since At Police said they're investigating to death after a body washed up near the Ohio River on eleven am on Saturday. Again, going back to Shuckman, Boom kind of Dispatch called us to let us know that another body was on the Ohio Bank just down river of the seventy five Bridge. Said he can't release additional information about the recoveries, but believes the bodies had been in the water for about twenty four hours. Whether the bodies could

be connected. Fox nineteen asks that startant. Shuckman said, all we do is recovery. That's for the investigators, and they said, the report on additional information as it is as it unfolds, and get one more in twenty nine year old man dead after a late Friday night shooting at the bank's court of the Sinsint Police. Yeah, I know, Joe. I was waiting for that, sadly. Yeah, I had's safe downtown. I know Joe. It's safe. Actually, I statistically I think you can say it is, Joe, but you know it's

relative to where you. I mean, safety is a relatively defined thing. Sorry, with that, said Officer's responded to a shooting one hundred block of Elm Street near the Andrew J. Brady Center. Been there a bunch of times for concerts. This is not comforting to me. Happened about quarter eleven in the evening. Police that they've found John Blank's the

third twenty nine, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. First Responders attempted life saving measures, but he died at the scene since they police did not release any suspect information at the time. But the homicide unit is handling and if you've got information, they would love to hear FRIDEO again. That number three five two thirty five forty two five thirty five a fifty fifth caroseity talk station. This little

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plane landed. Please speak with local news, said Trilius was arrested for disorderly conduct. Quote Delta flight one fifty four from Boston to Dublin August seventeenth, return to Boston Logan did to an unruly customer and was met by law enforcement that the statement from Delta Delta has a zero tolerance for unlawful behavior and we'll cooperate with law enforcement to that end. We apologize to our customers for delaying their travel. He was foot of the rest of the article.

I didn't really say anything at all, except about his career ending in disgrace for urinating on a passenger on an airline flight. All right, let's see stinky feet and in the headlines. After being told by his seventy five year or seventy four year old father that he had stinky feet, an Iowa man retrieved a firearm from his bedroom and shot the elderly man in the face as he was seated in a motorized scooter. Seems a bit excessive, or responded the shots fired. Sunday, the cops entered David

Carpenter's house forty eight. He shares that residence with the victim outside Iowa. Six foot, three hundred pound David has called nine to one one and stated that he had just shot his father, William Carpenter, in the face. William, who survived the gunfire, believed or i, told officers that he and his son were in an argument over David's stinky feet, which escalated David grabbing his gun from his

bedroom and shooting William in the face. At least question by police, David said he and his father were in the living room when William told him that his feet stink. During a subsequent heated argument that's in quotes, David claimed his father made a comment about shooting him. David said he then got his gun and pointed at his father's face, and he claimed that he then, are you ready? What do you know? What's coming right? Accidentally pulled the trigger.

Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots. What made this even worse. At the time of the shooting, there were two children in the living room watching TV. Arrested for attempted murder and child dangermin locked in the county jails, scheduled for an August twenty twenty first preliminary hearing. He's been ordered by a judge to have no contact with

the victim. Yeah, I guess if you don't want to accidentally shoot someone, if you really have no intent to shoot someone, if you're not under thread of you, if you're not under threat of grievous bodily harm or imminent apprehension of bodily harm or death, then don't put your finger on the trigger. Jeez, Louise, talk about fundamental, basic firearm safety. That's why he's been arrested for attempted murder. Well, if you didn't intend to shoot him, can you explain

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Happy Monday. Hope you had a wonderful weekend, Happy convention week my brother or that yeah.

you know how it works. Or maybe yt' us join the folks on the street and sleep on the street and a tent provided by it they gat their financial backers. It'd be a really nice tent. It'll match all the other tents that all the other protesters were provided.

lose my family, my husband, my job. You know this could be repercussions for doing what you did, please say. She sent videos to the seventeen year old of why why are you doing that? Of herself pleasuring herself, and that she bought the morning After pill after an alleged sexual encounter. What ledge. A fair of the students started with the boy added Bradley on Snapchat. Oh there you go, social media, hard at work. The pair began exchanging messages

in early July court to the police. The accused allegedly sent a number of photographs and videos of herself, both naked and while she was pleasuring herself. Victim also returned a number of photographs and videos of himself barely. Then invited the teen to her home, where she allegedly kissed him before taking him upstairs and then pleasuring him. There's

no flag for us, man, I'm well, thankfully. Yeah. She was on duty to school when she contacted the teen and told him she was free for an hour, and then they met offsite and had sex in her car. She then purchased the morning After pill a court of the police. Contact between the pair then seized until Braley allegedly contacted the victim to ask him if he had told people about their sexual encounter. He said he didn't. He later told police that he felt like he had

to send Bradley explicit messages to keep her happy. She was married in twenty twenty three Justice and divorced in twenty twenty four. Accurately stated Joe let us see here Virginia man facing federal charges after allegedly stealing a Yellowstone National Park truck near Old Faithful while intoxicated Corny. Documents by the US District Court in the District of Wyoming, Alan Bowling of Virginia attempted to buy beer at the Old Faithful Upper General Store at twenty till five pm

on a Saturday. They say his credit card was declined, prompting him to leave the store and get into a Yellowstone Park service station. Heavy Wrecker. Heavy Wrecker reported being seen near Old Faithful Lodge before going the wrong way on a one way road, driving off the roadway, and then coming to arrest near a post office and ranger station. Made it a short trip for the cops there. Bowling pursuit on foot by those rangers, eventually stopped and detained

at gunpoint. When I asked to identify himself, he said Nathan Patterson undisclosed. US State Marshall barely told the rangers I needed the truck to get to the United States Marshall's headquarters ain't. Court documents say he smelled strongly of alcohol. Was taken to the Mammoth Jail after being identified by witnesses reportedly refused to participate in sobriety testing, would not provide a breath sample, and refuse to comply with the

blood warrant They found. The heavy record came to a stop one hundred and eighty three feet from the roadway, driving through and damaging a large wooden fence, which was property to the federal Government's now facing nine charges, including DUI destruction of federal property and disorderly conduct. The waiting for that, Joe, Thank you five efty sixty five k see the talk station. Socialism coming to a theater near you. That is, if you vote for Kamala Harris. A lot

of details on that coming up. Your phone calls are always welcome. I hope to hear from you. I'll be right back after the news.

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his thoughts and comments. And I normally enjoy hearing from Brian James for Monday Monday, but he's not on today. Today we're going to hear David Scarlett. He's a former marine and he wrote a book called All for his glory, the near death experience of a modern day job that at eight oh five, followed by Ken Cashigan Kashigian, I should be able to try to pronounce his name right behind closed doors in the room with Reagan and Nixon. He's a former trusted advisor to both Reagan and Nixon,

so it should be fascinating to talk with Ken. That'll again be at eight thirty. You can get those books at fifty five KRC dot com. Way over there getting your iHeartMedia app. Let us see here starts this week. Of course, today is the big day. Let us look at Chicago again. I got my popcor Rod. They're predicting one hundred thousand protesters, so no room at the end in Chicago's Bobby In the last I was seen to point out, not sure where they're going to all sleep

and live. That's not our problem, it's the Democrats problem with They have pro Hamas and anti Israel. He's a lot of anti Semites flooding the city of Chicago because well it's killer Kamala. She's in the reportedly on the side of Israel at least to some degree, although less so than Joe Biden and as she tries to distance herself from her own administration. Watch that dance unfold. They

are nonetheless in Chicago this week. Now it's noted that they have not had a Republican mayor in nearly a century. So how's the situation in Chicago? A few fun facts I pull from a journal article. Crime Chicago happens to lead the United States and homicides for the twelfth year in a row, and this year violent crime is at a six year high. They fault maybe changing police strategies the whole defund the police program, fewer footchases, et cetera.

Property crimes rising city that has affected the city's business in retail, much like San Francisco and other cities in California. Under those policies vacancies, you have a lot of stores that are locked up, boarded up. They're gone, they've left the building, or they left the city entirely, or left the state as the case. Maybe you got some fun facts on that. Shoplifting reportedly at a twenty two year high. Of course, that makes it running a business profitably very difficult.

They major retailers as well as grocery stores have closed, leaving those food deserts and food islands, thanks for stealing and ruining what was very well, It's difficult to make business, make money in the grocery business anyway. Profit margins are in the low single digits. So when you start stealing, you couple that along with food chain distribution problem and other things like waste because stuff goes bad, you got to throw it away. The grocery business is tough to

survive in any way. So yeah, while Kamala Harris screams about price gouging, I thinks she fails to appreciate that you're dealing with margins of like four percent, and when you're in it a particularly difficult neighborhood where there's a lot more crime and a lot more shoplifting, you lose your grocery store. Mayor Brandon Johnson proposed well to open three city owned grocery stores for the purpose of tackling so called food inequity. Could cost twenty seven million dollars

up front. Corner of the journal. Why not simply fix what's driving out private retailers, they ask, rhetorically, No, no, no, no, no, we need a government program for that because our budget is so sound or maybe not. City budget has a five hundred and thirty eight million dollar hole. There's a fifty one billion dollar pension debt. They taxed literally everything in Chicago, from fountain drinks to parking tax, amusement tax, even have a boat mooring tax on top of a

ten point twenty five percent combined state local sales tax. Yeah, that's good for business, isn't it. Johnson's calling for another eight hundred million dollars in new levies considering the five hundred and thirty eight million dollar hole in the massive multi billion dollar pension debt they've gotten. See here, Chicago Metro Area's unemployment rates six point two percent, which you know, basedupon historic numbers, doesn't sound too high, but it's the

highest of any big city in the entire country. H We talked a lot last week, Well, at least in part I did Chicago schools suck? Suck massively. Now, the Journal report's only twenty one percent of eighth graders in twenty twenty two were proficient in reading. I think the numbers are worse than that, based upon what I read last week. The teachers' unions were on the schools, and

they give a lot of money to the politicians. Of course, Mayor Johnson got a whole ton of money from the Chicago Teachers Union, which is currently asking for a nine percent annual raise into the future, resulting in I think the figure I read last week was fifty one thousand dollars extra per teacher, and there are single digit math proficiency levels for eighth graders single digit. Also, the sad realities in Chicago. Remember more than or one hundred years

of Democrat rule. Boeing has left, Citadel has left Morton Salt most recent to the addition to the growing list of major companies that have left Chicago for more safer friendly city slash states. Morton's been around there for one hundred and eighty years. A few years ago they had to cut forty percent of their workforce to help meet their business goals. Morton now relocating in Overland Park, Kansas. Caterpillar left a while back Boeing. I just mentioned Boeing.

They announced back in May of twenty two they were leaving, going to Arlington, Virginia. Caterpillar June twenty twenty two, they announced they were relocating their headquarters too well, Texas, after ninety years in Peoria, Illinois. Citadel the hedge fun Ken Griffin runs that one moved to Miami, Florida, apparently after one of ken Griffin's colleague was robbed at gunpoint and another was approached by, in his words, some random lunatic

just trying to punch him in the head. That in an interview with Bloomberg, he's worth over thirty eight billion dollars. He's now so now a Florida resident, along with his company, TTX Railcar Company declared they were leaving for leaving Chicago for North Carolina, Charlotte specifically. They made that announcement last year in twenty twenty three. That move created one hundred and fifty jobs in North Carolina. They pledged to invest

fourteen and a half million dollars in the county. They moved to poses a unique opportunity for TTX that provides for strategic partnership to strengthen our business, apparently something they were unable to do in Chicago. Tyson Foods, they left the world's second largest producer of chicken, beef, and pork. They were the sixth company to announce in twenty twenty two they were leaving Illinois. Five hundred corporate jobs in

Chicago and Downers Grove offices moving to Arkansas. Imagine the tax climate and the business climate a lot better in Arkansas than it could ever hope to be in Chicago. A few un facts on the city that's been run by Democrats for about one hundred years. Pay attention while you're there, Democrats, That's exactly what Kamala Harris wants for you, just bringing that fun to everybody. Six point fifteen to fifty five k C detalk station. You have a plumbing project,

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any given item cost? Well, the government's going to decide that, apparently under her plan, penalties on businesses that gouge. Whatever the FTC gets to decide gouging is who's going to have control over this if she gets her way, So what is excessive? How much did a gallon of mill cost here? How much of that same gallon of mill

cost in San Francisco or Chicago or New York. Usually there are other forces of work, like the cost of you know, real estate taxes, the cost of government in any given place can really impact the price of what people are selling things for taxation policy, et cetera. So go ahead and try to figure that one out. But she said she's going for it. She's gonna, I'm telling you, we're gonna we're gonna control prices. So since she was borders are, and they've pivoted over. No, she wasn't borders are.

She's root causes are. She was there to determine why folks were fleeing let's say Venezuela for example. The answer things like price controls. So that's what she learned, and now she wants to bring it to us. Catherine, when you lose the Washington Post and you're a Democrat, you got a problem on your hand. So the Washington Post left wing paper as much as one could be. Catherine Rampell pointed out price gouging is the focus of a

vice President. Kamala Harrison's economic agenda her presidential campaign says she'll crack down and access prices and excessive corporate profits, particularly for groceries. So what level counts as excessive, you might ask to be determined. B Harris will ban it, She goes on, It's hard to exaggerate how bad this policy is. It is in all but name a sweeping set of government enforced price controls across every industry, not

only food supply. De Man would no longer determine prices or profit levels far off Washington bureaucrats would if the FTC would be able to tell, say, Kroger in Ohio, the acceptable price it can charge for milk at best, this would lead to shortages, black markets, and hoarding, among other distortions seen previous times in countries who tried to limit price growth by Fiat see Venezuela. You print too much money, inflation goes up, which ends up chasing too

few goods instead of acknowledging their monetary mistakes. Props to James Freeman for this line. Thuggish dictators respond by punishing the producers of goods and invariably end up with an economy that produces even fewer goods and suffers for more inflation. Why produce anything if the government makes you operate at a loss? Of course you don't and you can't. The government's not connected with the realities on the ground of market forces, and that landscape can change on a moment's notice.

When you're a business owner, you probably understand and recognize this. How is it that the FTC in remote Washington, DC will be able to stay up on top of what you're facing real time right now? They can't, of course they can't go back to August twenty eighteen Los Angeles Times then, as well as currency has now lost more

than ninety percent of its value since January. Despite that, government stubbornly maintains price control on many basic products such as rice and beans, and economic straight jacket for many price controls continue to create an enormous incentive for smuggrowers, who can acquire food items at government subsidized prices and then resell them in Columbia or Brazil at market prices,

reaving enormous profits. The practice has left shelves bear in grocery stores so you don't just get food deserts in areas of cities where crime is so rampant that a market, that a supermarket operating on a two percent profit margin, can't stay in business. This gets rolled out to literally every grocery store in the United States of America. This is going to be fine, isn't it. You know, one thing after another is just it's been done and it's tried.

Even President Nixon tried it. He had a backpedal on his there's a separate op ed piece Kamala Harrison Doors's nixonomics he tried that led to lines and shortages. Of course's price jumped up dramatically once the price controls were lifted because they weren't working. People didn't have the goods that they were looking for in any at any price. And of course the prices went up after the price controls left. People said, wow, this has gotten expensive. But

at least you were able to buy something. The product became available because he was people were able to produce it and still generate at least some sort of profit.

Oh and then there's the child tax credits and the other proposals she had, including giving I guess certain individuals a twenty five thousand dollars advanced to buy their homes, which if you do the economic reality on that one, just watch the price of any given home jump by yes, twenty five thousand dollars six twenty five ifty five k C detalk station. She's at Low's Camp speaking of houses

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This shooting that happened in Salor Park early on Sunday morning, courts In Saint Police they got called just after midnight seventy two hundred Blocker River Road report of a person shot. When they got there, they found thirty five year old Michael swerringe and suffering from a gunshot wound. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Ultimately, police haven't stated that

they have a suspect or none. Officers still investigating the shooting, but if you have information, since Saint Police Homicide Unit would love to hear from you. Uh five one three, three five two thirty five forty two or three five two thirty forty If you want to call crime stoppers, I don't think they'd care one way or another if you've got a tip that might lead to an arrest. Two people had to be taken to the hospital after being shot inside of a Covington bar, coming to police.

Reporting on this with a statement for Lieutenant Justin Bradbury. Speaking with Fox nineteen, he said officers called around one thirty the morning a box Billiard on De Corse Avenue, where they found two victims inside the bar who were taking the UC Medical Center conditions unknown at the time of the reporting. Lieutenant Bradbury said, nobody is in custody, then there's no threat to the public. Now police are

still investigating. Imagine the Comington Police Department would love to hear from you if you got anything on that one. Two bodies found floating near the Ohio River. The period of just two days, two bodies recovered less I'm sorry, less than twenty four hours according to Sergeant Donnie Schuckman of the Boone County Water Restue said, we're not used to having two bodies in the twenty four hour period

started on eight pm. Just after eight pm on Friday, they had to respond to the river for a possible body floating between the Purple People Bridge and Taylor Southgate Bridge, where they did well fish a body out recovered a person. According to the sergeant Shuckman, speaking with the news please said they're investigating death after another body recovered near the Ohio River shortly or near the Ohio River shortly after

eleven am on s Saturday. Again, Sergeant Shuckman said, Boon County Dispatch called us and let us know that another body was on the Ohio Bank just downriver of the seventy five Bridge. Not known yet if there's any connection between the two. Schuckman had this to say, Listen, all we do is the recovery side. That is for the investigators, in other words, determining whether there's any connection. Both recovery investigations, they say, are ongoing. Twenty nine year old man dead

after a late Friday night shooting at the banks. This one is quite disturbing. I've been to the Andrew J. Brady Center a whole bunch of times with my wife for concerts. This shooting happened at ten forty five pm one hundred block Elm, which is near the Andrew Brady Center. At least said they found John Banks the blanks rather the third dead. He was twenty nine years old, schoffering from I'm sorry, suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. He died

at the scene. To the Sinsint Police Department, they didn't release any suspect information, but they do want to hear from you if you have any information. Homicide Unit number again five one three, three, five, two thirty five forty two and over to bond Hill since an planning commission voted Friday to pass a mixed use housing proposal to go over the city Council for a full vote. Three to one. Vote came after dozens of Bondhill neighbors testified

against the project. According to WCPO, who got a quote from one of the residents, Jason Donney, said, we were alerted of a potential project that would come literally behind our homes that we were not in favor of. He started a petition back in June that garnered about two hundred and twenty signatures from fellow subdivision residents opposing the plan. Community has said no. Bondhill Community Council has said no. Our Temple A and E Church is not in support

this particular project. So you have the whole quarter of people and entities who were saying no against this right this second Executive president of LDG Developments, Christy Lanier Robinson, said, we are long term investors in the community and this is one of the first important things we want people to know. Okay, I don't know that that satisfies the

residents' concerns right now. After meetings with the residents and June, developer amended its original plan, reducing the number of total units from one sixty eight down to one fifty, reducing the height of one building from four to three stories, removing the pool, and providing additional twenty parking spaces and granting conservation agreement with the homeowners association there. So they're

still not happy about it. Project now heading to full since a city council for vote at a later date, So it's what the residents want or what since a city council wants, so Joe, but you see, the council is supposed to represent the constituents. These are the constituents with councils saying yes to a project that they're saying no to. Yes. Okay, all right, I just want to make sure I got the landscape on this one correct. Yes, thank you Joe six six but you five care city

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and services necessary. The labor and the material cost outweighs what you're gonna get in return for baking a loaf of bread. You don't bake it, This doesn't work. And how much you a loaf of bread costs anyway, I mean, you got to ask these questions that the FDC is going to be, you know, determining whether or not any given a good is you're being gouged on the price.

I'm sorry, I feel like I need to gravitate toward a What a pound of coffee costs a Kruger, and boy, you're being gouged on that versus what you pay for a prepared cup of coffee at Starbucks. Who's gouging whom? But every time you engage in price control it results in shortages period end of story. Again, going back to Nixon, he tried it, and he failed miserably at it. It just does not work. Now, moving over to the expanded child credit, let us see here thirty six hundred dollars

child credit with a bonus of six thousand dollars for newborns. Okay, Well, I've always been against the tax code manipulating our behavior, and I don't know a single human being would make a decision on bringing a new life into this world simply because they're going to get six thousand dollars in a tax credit one time. Just do the math on what it takes to raise a child. And I'm not trying to discourage it. The value and the reward you get from being a parent far exceeds the cost of

raising a child. But sadly enough, even if you believe that that is a great idea, it's available for people who don't work. It will be a guaranteed income plan. That's all this is.

They just become, yes, reliant on the thousand dollars that you gave them, and don't go out and earn that extra money or make up for it elsewhere. So whatever. But this tax credit she's talking about is essentially guaranteed income because you don't have to have a job to take advantage of the tax credit when you're doing your taxes. Yes, even people who don't do taxes can turn a tax before a form in because they're eligible for this guaranteed

income type thing. There's a kick in earnest. The American Rescue plans earn income tax credit to boost childless households as well, so no children, let's give you fifteen hundred dollars. Studies show that this does not promote work, and it's rife with fraud. Apparently, according to the Internal Revenue Service, the improper payment rate of the American Rescue plan earn income tax credit twenty five percent. Twenty five cents out of every dollar that came through that plan while it

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she's just become this craft's person. She just it just is it just you. You can't buy the kind of glow and love that you get from having your children just turn out so nice. I think she's ever gonna be a multimillionaire. I think she has aspirations for that. She just seems so content and happy with her life right now, like I can say the same for my son. You know, he did a different place, you place in his life and everything. But wow, I mean, you tell me early on if I knew what I was going

to get at the end and it was gonna cost me. Here, you got to write a check for three hundred thousand dollars and this is what you're ultimately gonna get. Sign me up. I'd have paid for it up front. But see that's because I know on the back end how and wonderful. It is always absolutely not yes, rocky roads all over the place with being a parent, but the return is not only the love of your children and

the joy you get watching them grow and develop. But you know what, you as a person learn yourself about yourself. It's amazing what children teach parents about themselves. You got to stare yourself face in the face with your own problems and issues. You have to be you know, you have to demonstrate it's what is right and proper for a child. You have to put them in that environment

so they don't turn out poorly. This forces you to change your own behavior, so you're not well a hypocrite, it's just the you can't put a price tag on that. I don't care what people say. I know how selfish young people are. I don't hate you, need whatever, Linda, thanks for holding you. Welcome to the fifty five Cassey Morning Show. Thanks for calling this morning.

the end of it. And when everyone's talking about price, about prices of food, and we're going to regulate food and prices, this is what you get. You get communism. This month, you can have twelve potatoes this month, you can have seven eggs. They control you through food, through healthcare, through the car you can buy. Yeah, set up new agencies for people to monitor, monitor how much food you

are eating, how much you're bringing into your home. You know, when are people going to wake up that this is China and the United States is built on something different and it's good. China's bad, that system's bad. When are people going to wake up?

That's part of the equation now too, that the Soviet Union sadly can look back on it and say, gosh, darn it, I wish we had the Internet and social scoring. Maybe things would They collapsed on us people ratting each other out because oh my god, the next door neighbors just look what they brought into their house. There's a giant box. It looks like a brand new television or something. Here. Let me call the authorities and as the pricing on food,

you know, one of the things that's really nefarious. Who brings us regulations on the farming industry in the name of global warming or whatever, making the cost of actually producing so expensive relative to what the farmers get that well,

they're dropping out of the farming game. Why is John Mellencamp still doing farm aid for small farmers out there because they can't compete with the big corporate farms who are the beneficiaries of all kinds of subsidies and can manage the regulatory things that the government throws out in the name of filling the blank, which includes of course climate change. Yet reducing the supply of available food is what you get with that. Of course, supply reduction equals

price increases. But don't worry. The government, which caused those prices to go up, is there to rescue you with well priced caps. And you know the result of that coming up in six fifty seven, stick around got more to talk about off top of their plus Christopher Smithman at seven thirty of you right back the twenty twenty four election. I was going to get into ba Kamala Harris, and now President Trump's going to get into debater. I'm

kind to get kicked off about that. On fifty five KRS the talk station, this report is spunked the twenty four election.

We've got two authors coming up. Bottom of the r of course, Christopher Smithman joins the program every Monday at seven thirty for the smith Event. One hour from now, fast forward to David Scarlett, former marine author of the book we'll talk about All for His Glory, the near

death experience of a modern day job. It should be interesting, and we'll also hear from Ken Kashigian, who wrote a book called Behind Closed Doors in the Room with Reagan and Nixon, apparently was a trusted advisor and confidant to both Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon. So great period of time to talk about with Ken. That'll take place at

eight thirty. Conversations with you can take place now. Call five, one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty, five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk fifty on AT and T phones. Sadly enough, the most recent CBS poll shows a dead race between well, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. Moving over to battleground states the same Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Divuna, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, the new CBS poll shows they're

a fifty to fifty split there. Most people don't know anything about where Kamala Harris stands well until we found out on Friday when she rolled out this outrageous agenda to lower costs for American families and of course went through the idea of capping prices and what that result leads to, which well documented historically from the Roman Empire all the way through the Nixon administration. Then pivoting over

to Venezuela. Literally, every single government who has endeavored to regulate the price of food out in the world, or anything else for that matter, has resulted in the same outcome, less of whatever it is that's regulated, and sometimes the complete absence of whatever is regulated. So you know, you want your eggs at a dollar a dozen. Guess what They're not going to be in the grocery store, because, of course the producers of the eggs pay far more

than that to produce them. And again, how is the government in Washington, DC going to determine what is a fair price? What is an appropriate price? What is the right profit margin for any given lowcal given that like housing, for example, which she thinks she's going to solve the problem by giving you twenty five thousand dollars up front. Oh go ahead, we got your down payment covered thanks to the American taxpayer. That comes at a massive cost, folks.

But the economic reality is the price of houses just go up twenty five thousand dollars. The playing field remains at the same place. It is, regardless of what government tries to do to manage the hit that you have to take simple laws of supplying to man, and it comes at a massive costs. As I mentioned now, the nonpartisan Committee for Responsible Federal Budget took a look at this recently released agenda to lower costs for American families.

Expansions of the child tax cut and Earned Incomes Tax Credit, which means it's a government program to give people money who aren't even working. If you have a kid, you're gonna get six thousand dollars, whether or not you go out and earn it all. Just fill out the tax return, take advantage of the six grand, and they'll send you a check. That's what that is. Extension to health insurance premium subseason the Affordable Care Acts is going to cost Those are going to expire at the end of the

next year. The twenty five thousand dollars tax credit for the first time home buyers had just mentioned expand tax cut is for building affordable housing. What is affordable? What's affordable in like say, Peoria versus what's affordable in San Francisco. Different landscape, and it's noted. You know, the price of housing often impacted most notably by states and localities. They're the ones responsible for regulating housing. Look at what the

city of Cincinnati's doing. Ask the residents of Bond Hill if they're happy about what's being shoved down their throat. Harris wants to federalize housing, encourage affordable home construction. You know, apparently it costs a million dollars to build an affordable house in California. I mean, think about that. It's because of regulations in micromanagement by the Californians. Oh, we can't have that. It'll ruin our Pristinett neighborhood. We can't have that.

It's going to do blank blank blank plying you can't do that. You're not allowed to run a gas line anyway. That has resulted in it just basically insanity in terms of cost to build a house, simply building a house in California. How are you going to solve that problem? Is the federal government going to swoop in and wipe away all of the individual rules and regulations and restrictions at any given locale in the state of California or even here. It's a Charlie foxtrot of the highest magnitude.

But anyway, going back to this nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, which only has the bare bones outlines that you and I have and nothing more by way of filling in the blanks of her proposals, because she won't entertain questions about it. And we only have a handful of days before the election, eighteen days, and it's been twenty eight days since she held a press conference. Today's day day twenty nine, and people start early voting

in eighteen days, voting on a wing in a prayer. Anyway. The Committee for Responsible Federal Budget says these plans collectively increase the federal budget defence by one point seven trillion over the next decade. I think that's a conservative figure. They say it's going to rise to two trillion if the temporary housing policies of the vice president are eventually

made permanent. In what government program that is temporary is ever made permanent, With the exception of tax cuts perhaps like Donald Trump brought in, those of course had a date that they end, which is fast approaching. But in so far as things that give you and me money in our pockets or purport to, once those are in place and nobody ever lets them go away, it's like

Social Security. We can't fix that. We'll be taking money away from people that we promised it to so while the details are uncertain, the Committee for Responsible Federal Budget said, look, a lot of them look exactly like the Biden Harris administration's most recent budget proposals. So they had done some number crunching on that based on their analysis of what

her campaign release. The cost of new tax credits and spending with total about one point nine to five trillion over ten years, rising to two point twenty five trillion at the housing is made permanent, and here's one. They say the figure would be partially offset by about two hundred and fifty billion million dollars in savings from lower prescription drug costs, which the Biden administration is currently endeavoring

to negotiate. Now, what does that mean? You and I will pay less for any given prescription that's on the list of the Biden administration's price controls. So they negotiate the prices pharmaceutical companies get paid under the various programs, right, you know, your Medicare and Medicaid whatever. So they negotiate, basically, force the pharmaceutical companies to accept a lower price than

is currently being charges. Whatever that is. This Committee for Responsible Budget determined it will be two hundred and fifty billion dollars savings for the population. Okay, good, Oh sigh relief,

My prescription is less. But the way I read that, and a way that I think this obviously turns out, is that's two hundred and fifty billion dollars less for the pharmaceutical industry because they're the ones that obviously get the money you pay for the prescription drug, you know, through a variety of different channels that ultimately lands in their pocket. Well, two hundred and fifty billion dollars less for them. What does that t translate to, right, no

more new drugs or a drug shortage. You've taken the money that these companies invest in future drugs out of the pot from which they use money to well develop future drugs. And it takes ten years to get a drug to market at a cost of like a billion dollars. These are life saving drugs. These are things that we're going to be counting on. You know, how is it that this magic ozembic weight loss drug is now taken by every man, woman, and child? Where did that come from? Right?

Research and development? Billions of dollars probably spent by pharmaceutical companies to create that Originally for diabetics now for everybody with a weight problem, and a lot of people are getting the benefit from it. You know, long term effects to be determined, I suppose, But just looking at the result of that, I mean, is it not a wonderful thing in a world where people are morbidly obese and

have massive problems trying to get rid of that? And that is a huge driver of health care period, whether it's diabetes or early death, heart attack, strokes, you know, all of it can be pointed to. It can be contributed a weight loss. So along comes the pharmaceutical which may ultimately save us all that down the road, but

it's expensive. Take the profit margins out, you end up with well, nothing out there in the world that can help deal with those problems because the pharmaceutical compani's profit incentive has been taken away from them. It's the same thing with groceries, folks. There is no working around the economic reality of this. Datis Hang on a second. I see that you are on the line. I'd love to take your call, but I see also the amount of time at seven sixteen. I'll be right back with more

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see what the Democrats look like. And that's what I really kind of hope will happen, is that we'll get to do a little bit of the research later on and find out where all the money came from. And we'll see where the lunatics and the Democratic Party come out and speak in favor of their cohorts that are anti Israel and really anti America.

shut down and left the city and the state. Shopliftings at a twenty two year high. Businesses are boarded up and gone. Grocery stores have closed, major retail outlets have left. Let's see here. Unemployment rate is the highest of any big city in the country. I mentioned businesses leaving. I went through the whole litany of large businesses, including most recently Boeing, Citadel and Morton Salt just packed its bags up and left after one hundred and fifty or so

years in Chicago. Get a load of the budget thanks to you, big city government. Five hundred and thirty eight million dollars hole in the annual budget, a fifty one billion dollar pension deficit. They taxed literally everything that moves and does not move up there. I went through that myself.

I lived in Chicago, in the Greater Chicago area like Oak Park for eight years, and I took a one third pay cut to come back here in nineteen ninety eight with my wife, and our standard of living improved dramatically, making less money, enjoying a far higher standard of living. We did, and we moved here, and it's been that way ever since, and it's only gotten worse by from

a relative standpoint here versus Chicago. Based upon what I'm reading you right now, Johnson Mayor Johnson's calling for another eight hundred million dollars in new tax levies. Why, well, I guess because of the five hundred and thirty eight million dollars hole they've dug themselves into. The school district sucks. I went through those facts last week. It says only twenty one percent of the eighth graders in twenty twenty two were proficient and reading. I think that numbers actually dropped.

I know the math percentage rate is in these single digits. And yet the teachers unions want a fifty one thousand effectively pay increase nine percent every year for the next several years. That's what they're negotiating with the Johnson administration. And they, of course, the Chicago's teachers Union, which runs the schools, gave him a ton of money in his

election efforts. Oh and parenthetically, speaking of those from outside the city of Chicago coming in the city of Chicago to make the minds up for the Democrat voters who've been deprived of a choice in those matters the party elites. Mayor Johnson's approval rating is under thirty percent, described as among the lowest in the city's history. So the mainstream media may not show it, the residents of the city

of Chicago are feeling it. And then there's that pesky immigration problem that was left out of the articles that I have read discussing the woes and trials and tribulations of Chicagoan's yeah, like New York, who's already spent I think five billion dollars on the problem created by the Kamala Harris and Biden administration. Chicago's in the same situation. Yeah,

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it has nothing to do with the Capitol Police. I want you to understand they've got more guns in that area to keep those fifty thousand convention goers safe that they didn't need. In Milwaukee for the Republican convention, businesses were not boarded up, and people say, I'm out of here because they were concerned about people who were coming to burn the flag, who are saying they support hamas

a terrorist organization. But I want you to understand that the the citizens that live in Chicago, who deal with this gun violence every weekend, every weekday, could have used these three thousand peace officers to keep them safe. And I just want you to know, man, the hypocrisy is running blood red over this convention in my opinion, And so I'm sitting here going wow, twenty four people shot three thousand peace officers on the ground attempting to keep

them safe. You have presidential candidates that will be surrounded by Secret Service community. Those are people with guns, but they will get on the mic and tell everybody else, disarm yourself. What are they talking about, Brian Thomas? This is what frustrates me to my core, this kind of hypocrisy layered on top of Look, the public policy matters, right, So when you say things like I want to freeze cost for food. The people that will be impacted the

greatest are the middle class and the poor. Right because there are people who have cash flow that will be able to pay for these inflation increases. They can absorb it in their households. But the poor and the working middle class, when you say their rent went from one thousand to fifteen hundred, or they're paying seven or eight

dollars for eggs, they can't afford this stuff. And so what's crazy about it is the DNC is out here talking about public policy that's economic that would absolutely be devastating to the citizens of Chicago who are dealing with gun violence and can't afford their grocery bills and their medicine and their rent. But if you ask them the question, who are you voting for, he'll tell you I'm voting the Democratic ticket. That's the disconnect. I don't understand how

you can be devastated by this public policy. And then when asked the question who are you voting for, you say, I'm voting right down the Democratic ticket. Well, then you get what you deserve.

the problems that they're already living under. They don't draw the connection between economic policy and how it ruins and is an inflationary and supply supply chain disrupting and leaves the breadlines and fewer products and goods and service, et cetera. That's the aftermath of them buying into the notion that there is such a thing as a free lunch or a discounted lunch. It's economic illiteracy. And oh look, the Chicago public schools have you know a math rate of

eighth graders be like four or five percent passing. So therein perhaps lize the core of the problems. They're not being taught in school. They lack critical thinking and fail to appreciate these large government economic policies lead to collective misery. Let's pause. I'll bring Christopher back and I promise not to steal his thunder like I was just doing. After I mentioned affordable imaging services. Taking of money matters, and money is important always, and saving money is just a

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talking about Hamas. Look, I support the LGBTQ plus community, period. Okay, but I want to let the members of the LGBTQ plus community understand if you go to Palestine, if you deal with Harmas, they will kill you. They don't care anything about you. You'll be the first person that they throw off a bridge, hang you cut your head off. You will not survive there because they do not support the gay community. Number Two, it's not like in Gads

they treat women the way you and I would value women. Right, So this notion that women for the Hamas and they're marching over there, understand that women do not have rights there. So this notion that they're so in love and impassion by this community, it blows to be away. Well, I'm not saying that there aren't problems, but the notion that you're going to burn flags this week, you're gonna say

you don't like your country. You're not gonna you're gonna say that you love a terrorist organization and you're doing this all as the left part of the Democratic Party, where the business community says, I'm so scared that you're gonna burn my business down that I'm going to board it up and I'm getting the hell out of here.

Not that I'm here to make money. Fifty thousand convention goers are coming to Chicago and the businesses don't want to service them because they're worried about their business is being burned down to the ground brand. Yeah, does that make any.

I suppose a transgender person in trying to walk the streets of Gaza. They would be dressed in a full burka with a full headscarf covering their face because women are not allowed to show their faces there in addition to not be allowed to go to school and not having any rights, so you couldn't pick one out by the Adams Apple, at least in that environment.

get me to vote for their people. But I'm that independent out there looking at this, going look at the bathing in the hypocrisy talking about you're against someone having a firearm, but you're being protected by more guns than I can even imagine. It would be like in Cincinnati, we have let's just say, I could be wrong about this, so forgive me, but nine hundred and fifty peace officers in the city of Cincinnati. Maybe we have a thousand,

but let's say nine hundred and fifty. It would be like us calling in every police officer from reading from say Bernard, from Mason, from Westchester, Silverton, you name it. We bring every single peace officer. We can guess what the neighborhoods that are paying for all of that, right, who's protecting them? If you're bringing all the cops in, who's protecting everybody else? They don't understand that the criminals understand what I just said. This is what blows me away.

And by the way, who's paying that bill? Is the DNC writing a check to Chicago for all of this police coverage? You know this is going to be one hell of a bill when you talk about six or seven days, and I'm just worried Chicago's pinsion is underwater. Right, You're fifty one billion under funded fifty one billion dollars billion. They don't have the money. Yeah, with a beat, fifty one billion. They don't have the money to pay for this kind of protection.

be an infusion of cash into your tax coffers. If the businesses aren't opening, you're not going to get that additional tax money from the from the fifty thousand delegates and attendees plus and I imagine they have to eat and buy stuff too, the one hundred thousand or so protesters that are going to show up.

do not cast a vote. If you're listening to me, don't vote early until you're ready and you understand be an informed voter. Do not go to the polls and just take a sample ballot and walk in there like a sheet and just vote for people and you don't even know what the hell they stand for.

being cast right now. So maybe her strategy is to continue hiding out in the basement like Biden is and get away with it because people are not informed and all they know about Kamala Harris's in spite of the fact that we have three and a half years of failure, is that she's not Donald Trump, and that's enough for most most of the voters out there. Who would vote her.

point about it. Here's my point about it, Brian Thomas. He's going to get eighty thousand dollars from the military to go to college. What do you think Caleb thinks about the DNC saying, Hey, I'm gonna forgive all of your loans. I gave four years of my life serving my country. I got the eighty thousand dollars to go now to college. What do you think my young son thinks about those who the DNC this week are gonna say,

we're gonna keep dishing it out. We're gonna keep giving the money away to those students who didn't serve their country. It makes no sense. I don't want to pay for the kid that went to Harvard, who could have gone to Ohio State, or who could have done like my son did, went and served the country for four years and got eighty thousand dollars to send himself through college. That's what's wrong with the DNC. They keep talking about giving crap away when it's work. It's work. Stop talking

about lazy, and start talking about work. So when I as proud as I am about Caleb who's coming back, it also is the ira that the DNC is saying, Hey, man, my son served his country. He did it in an honorable way. He's coming back to go to the University of Cincinnati, doing it the right way. He'd like to be a physician. He's working hard, but he's not asking anybody to give him a damn thing for free.

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written a book. We're gonna be talking about this morning all for His Glory The near death Experience of a modern day job. David Scarlett, Pastor Scarlett, Welcome to the fifty five KOSE Morning Show. It's a pleasure to have you on this morning.

because botulism completely destroys your central nervous system. Everything shuts down. You can't breathe on your own, you can't speak, you can't talk, you can't eat. So that happened, and I remember them getting me stable to Cleveland Clint doctors try to pull the tube to get me to breathe on my own, and the panic on their face was just something you'll never forget. You knew at that moment that

you're gone. Your life here on earth was over. I didn't feel any pain, even though it wasn't not being able to breathe. You think of the anxiety and pain there was. It was completely the opposite. Was joy, peace, love, piece of God, peace of God, and just. And it wasn't just that. Then he took me up to the third Heaven and I got to see heaven.

All sin was wiped away for good. But he later told me six months later that there was something missing in those pictures, and that was my report card. I didn't do anything for him.

experienced up in that Third Heaven. And then I had all kinds of problems. I had them I came back. They got pneumonia, collapsed, long seven different of surgeries on my stomach for internal bleeding, one step forward, two steps back, and then they at the second time I had a

near death experience. They had all the Cleveland Clinic doctors ready to pull the plug because they thought they got me stable, and as soon as they pulled it, they went horribly wrong again, and I was lifted above the ICU room and I could see the panic on all the doctor's faces. They said, come back, come back, you can beat this. And I just felt this love, joy, peace from the Lord and I said, why are they panicking?

I feel perfectly fine, And he said, I'm going to bring you back and you're going to start a ministry called by my name His Glory. So I came back and then I had to be weaned off the machine, learn how to talk again, walk again. The after effects bosses and toxin are worse than even believe it or not when you're on an incubator, so you have chronic fatigue and chronic pain. But God used that a perfect

way because I was a type a personality. If he wouldn't have put me in those situations, I would have been back to the corporate world, back in doing what I was doing before. But He used those times for me to slow down and it had to focus only on him. And that's where I learned the Bible, and that's where we got the Ministry His Glory up and running, and now we reach twenty five million people in every country of the world.

you're guilty of a wasted life. And you know this was sort of, you know, in his sort of sort of afterlife type of experience he was experiencing in the movie You Are Guilt, You have a wasted life. Didn't really have as much a response because it was true in that particular case, he was a criminal. But you see your empty report card? Where were you in your life? I want to think, relative to your faith in God and belief in Christ, where were you before this near

death experience? Were you a very religious man? Did you have just some religion? And I mean, I know your business world's a completely separate thing, but in terms of your faith, where were you?

but I wasn't. Because you go to church doesn't make you a Christian.

can't use a servants that are not humble. That's why Satan fell from heaven is vanity, and we have to be humbled to be able to be used by God. And boy did he humble me. And then once he can get you humbled, he can use you for His purpose in his glory.

an American doctor on we might have an American general. We tackle all societies these issues well through a biblical lens so that you can see where God, through Jesus Christ impacts us in every one of those mountains. And that's what the Lord told us to do. We're a very different ministry. We don't have a building that we go to on Sundays. We are a peer internet, and that was his idea. That's where he came up with dot

em and dot TV for his glory. So we do twenty four to seven broadcasting on dot me and then we do movies in.

all his all for His glory. Your book, maybe somebody already has to have a foundation in Christianity in order to make that next step going from a nine to one to one Christian as you said you were, or a C and E Christian, to someone who's truly devoted and connected with the faith. How do you reach the people who have had no connection with Christ, the Gospel, the Bible, or any religion at all for that matter.

I mean, you've got a heavy heavy weight to just get your foot in the door in this modern world.

they're getting they're getting unified. We have warrior groups where like minded Christ's people all over We're in every all fifty states and they get together and share their stories and pray over each other and build the body of Christ for such a time as this. So yeah, by going into the Seven Mountains, we're reaching the secular world. We travel the United States the last three years with

General Flynn and the Reawakened Tour. We've baptized for seventy five hundred people at these events and people come in because they're patriots, but they learn what the most important thing is to be a patriot. We are founded under Judeo Christian values by our forefathers, most of them other than one one of them were Christians, and they're they're giving their life to Christ and Christians are becoming patriots and Patriots are becoming Christians.

God that you described. He saw people who had passed before him, his mother and others who told him, no, doctor, you need to go back. You've got more work to do. And from that point forward, and I think this is the important thing I'm trying to reach in terms of the point he never apparently, I never talked to him again. This is repeated to a story. For my father never

worried about anything again. He knew that everything was going to be fine, that he saw what was coming after, and it relieved him all the burdens and anxieties that we face on this earth. And people who embrace faith to that degree already feel that way without a near death experience. And it sounds to me like this book is intended to get others to that point.

don't worry. I still don't worry about it because when God takes me out, my report card will be filled and I'll be home with Him in eternity. Eternity is beautiful.

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Ken Kachgi. And he was the chief let me underscore that word, chief speech writer, as well as trusted political adviser for Ronald Reagan. He was also the go to counsel for both Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan and the campaigns and political crises. Also served in Richard Nixon's White House and with Nixon as he emerged from Watergate. He assisted Nixon with the memoirs led to his preparation for interviews,

with a famous interview with David Frost. He's also a successful attorney, wildly successful in Republican strategists in many elections in California. Also author of the book We'll be talking about Today Behind closed Doors in the room with Reagan and Nixon. It is a distinct pleasure to welcome you to the fifty five can or CE Morning Show.

that moment in time. Always said it was a Republican just because I came from Republican stock, but I understood what that meant economically speaking. And I've been a fan ever since of both Ronald Reagan. I've worked on his campaign. But what an inspirational man he was. Say he went about Ronald Reagan. He delivered a positive message, something that's so lacking in politics these days. And I just can't believe you were there behind the scenes writing those speeches for Ronald Reagan.

some steam. And it was such a petty campaign and was so much fun because Reagan had, says, just a great positive attitude. He had upbeat spirit, and the whole campaign brought hope and spirit to it. He you know, he his concept of the shining city on the hill. But the main thing is he had he had a concept of a crusade. He wanted to bring a new revolution to America and the economic recovery changed, lower taxes, get rid of government regulation, and something about cutting the budget.

And in those days where mariage rates were up to eighteen percent, interest ration of thirteen percent, unemployment of seven eight percent, people just had no hope. And he had that great uplooking attitude. It was just a wonderful crusade. We're on.

Republican Party. The Trump campaign seems to be lacking this positivity, this message because right now we have similar economic realities and we have basically identical political philosophies on both sides of the ledger. Yet we can't get this traction, this clearly winning strategy that Reagan demonstrated works for the nation. Can't get the traction at ease. Now, what are we lacking today that we maybe had back in nineteen eighty.

and hours at his knee in those four years. And I describe it so vividly in the book.

as he viewed the Reagan campaign in seventy six. In early nineteen seventy nine, he viewed the strategy of the Reagan campaign and the message, describing the message that helped helped me when I was helping Reagan shape the message in nineteen eighty and that meant focusing on focusing on the message of instead of meandering around, you had to keep you had to keep your eye on the ball all the time, instead of meandering and floating the way it seems to be right now, which is I think

you pointed out you hit the nail on the head by in that you can't be out there just talking about issues that don't relate to the what's on people's minds.

I include them in the appendix of the book. And the other interesting thing is is that Nixon and I would talk during the campaign, sometimes doing stops in between stops late at night, and I would take notes, and I kept very careful notes of those conversations, and I include those throughout the book. So if people go to my website, Reagan and Nixon dot com, they'll find an

opportunity where they can find the book. And then if you look at the book and you look at these appendencies, it's just that's what people have been talking about when they read the book, is they'll look at those memos and see this relationship between Reagan and Nixon that nobody ever knew about.

what we're looking at right now. And I may have some words of advice for the Trump campaign. Has any be released still consulted all with politicians in terms of strategy.

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