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final empower You for the spring. So I just you know, props again to Dan Raganolld, the founder of empower You and what just really great topics there have been all over the place in terms of subject matter, but very interesting education opportunities and not a penny out of your pocket. So question which injuries did COVID mRNA vaccines cause? So looking forward to having doctor Robert Malone on the program

at eight forty. Always enjoy hearing from you. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk pound five fifty on eight T and ufhones And for all the gloom and doom sayers, the world's coming to an end because of our tariffs. It's like US and China have agreed to substantial tariff cuts just announced this morning.

Details were unfolding over the weekend. Donald Trump came out on Saturday expressing some optimism about the direction of the talks and looks like they've borne fruit and you better be invested. I hope you're invested in the markets this morning because the nasdak s and P five hundred down industrials all trending way up. At the specifics on that in a second, but said this to released this. This

story broke this morning. They've agreed to suspend most tariffs US and China on each other's goods, pending further negotiations. There's a qualification built into this. Trump's reciprocal tariffs on China down to ten percent from one hundred and twenty five percent. So the ten percents in place for every country, even if you've negotiated a settlement of resolution to the trade of the tariff dispute, because the administration's currently engage

in conversations with one hundred and seventy countries. Of course, Great Britain the other day announced it an agreement with to reduce tariffs and allow more open, freer markets, something Trump promised that would come about from the tariffs. So down to ten percent separate twenty percent tariff the President I posed over what he described as China's role in

the fentanyl trade, is going to stay in place. Beijing cutting its retaliatory levies on US goods to ten percent from one hundred and twenty five percent.

I know the market's been reeling as a consequence of and waiting for what is going to you know, unfold with the tariffs in place. Oh, looky here, starting on the low side of the futures markets, Dow Jones Industrials up two percent, SMP five hundred north of two and a half percent and the nasdac's way up at north of three and a half percent, So looking rather good for the markets this morning given the developments here with tariff, So.

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the grid operator. The season also marks the first time in pjm's annual assessment, however, that available generation capacity may fall short of required reserves in an extreme planning scenario that would result in an all time PJM peak load, specifically more than one hundred and sixty six thousand megawatts. They're just basically issuing you a warning that you know

you may have your power shut off. Grid operator warned that a perfect storm of here we go, retiring fossil fuel plants, sluggish renewable energy growth, and soaring demand could trigger shortages for the first time. In a quote from PJMPGM continues to voice concerns about the supply and demand imbalance driven by generator retirements and the slow build of

new resources in the face of accelerating demand growth. When can't keep a steady power source and we'd keep putting more and more and more and more demands on the grid. It's a recipe for absolute outright disaster. So and they do sub electric vehicles, AI data centers and other you know,

the rush to electrification of everything. So they're warning about potential summer shortfalls a direct consequence of aggressive net zero and green energy policies which have destabilized power grids and driven prices higher, particularly here in the Mid Atlantic States. And you know, Duke already announced you're going to have an increase in your electricity charge. It's going to go up. So reliability down, price up. Exactly what we all want

out of here, isn't it. It's crazy, gotting our own throats. And another interesting news, and I don't know if he can pull it off, but Donald Trump announced he's planning on signing an executive order today heard at the top of the ar news that will reduce the cost of prescription drugs and pharmaceuticals almost immediately, in his words, by thirty to eighty percent.

the morning, at nine am. This morning, at nine I will be signing one of the most consequential executive vorders in our country's history. Prescription drug and pharmaceutical prices will be reduced almost immediately thirty to eighty percent. I will be instituting a most Favored Nations policy, he wrote, whereby the United States will pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world.

Our country will finally be treated fairly, and our citizens' health care costs will be reduced by numbers never seen through the even thought of before. Additionally, on top of everything else, the United States will save trillions of dollars. Well, can he pull that off through an executive order? I guess I'm just kind of wondering. I know there's a

lot of contracts out there. Last month, he signed an executive vorder stand up using Medicare payments for prescription drugs, including those used for cancer patients, no matter where a patient receives treatment. Fact sheet said at the time the order could lower prices for patients more than sixty percent or also called to match Medicare payment for certain prescription drugs to the price the hospital's pay.

to walk away from profits. So assuming this is valid, and then he can do this and he can lower the price of pharmaceuticals here in the country to the lowest price that they are sold out in the world. Of course, I imagine the pharmaceutical company is going to raise the price out there in the world so they can again get some of the profit back.

We have more money than some country elsewhere, arago, we have to pay more to subsidize the purchase of pharmaceuticals in other countries. Yeah, I suppose talk amongst yourselves on that one, but I think it's a step in the right direction. I'm certain that the pharmaceutical companies will will take this thing to court, like literally everything Trump has been doing, but with the American people can benefit from this.

And you're facing a really expensive monthly bill on pharmaceuticals and you think, wow, if this works, that bill's going to drop by thirty to eighty percent. That puts a smile on so many people's faces. Let's face it, at the vast majority of us are on some kind of pharmaceutical So we'll see anxious to hear what the uh the Democrats in the left have to say about this? Are they going to oppose it because Donald Trump is

in favor of it. Even if opposition comes at the cost of you continuing to pay far more for your pharmaceuticals than any other country in the world, that's a dangerous ground for them to be taken. I'd argue U five point three seven four nine fifty eight hundred eight two to three talk pound five fifty on at and T fund speaking of something about well, it doesn't require pharmaceuticals. QC Kinetics, the nation's leader in non surgical relief for

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and T phone. As we struggle with demands on the grid and apparently potential blackouts over the summer because of the extra demands on the grid and the reduction of power generation given this global shift to green power generation, which isn't reliable, that would definitely impact my decision whether or not to purchase an EV and apparently, accord to a new industry data compiled by Motor Intelligence, four point three percent declining US EV sales in April, while automobile

sales jumped ten percent during the same time period. So people aren't buying the evs, but they're still buying more automobiles. Tesla model S down seventy one percent, Model X down thirty four percent, Cyber truck down thirty percent, Model Y down twenty two percent, Tesla Model three though jump twenty four percent. Rivian electric cars declined thirty three percent. Lucid

did jump seven percent, so they sold more. Study from last year by mackenzie and Company found forty six percent of US EV drivers want to switch back to gas powered cars. Galloped At a survey, nearly half forty seven percent of Americans said they would not buy an electric vehicle. That's up from forty one percent the prior year, so not exactly well, you know, And here's the thing. If

you're making an informed decision, you think, Wow. Pjam's the largest power grid, the old largest power provider in the Midwest, says it's going to have some problems keeping the lights on this summer. If demand bumps, how are you going to charge your car? Hey Pete, welcome to the Morning Show and a very happy Monday to you. Thanks for calling.

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for you got KRCV talk stations. Happy Monday mentioned the US and China green to these substantial tariff cuts ninety day pause at least while they hammer out more details and the markets continue to rise. Future's up s and p five and three quarters percent. That was up a little over two and the NASDAC geez up three point seventy five percent right now at least that's the future, so then those numbers have gone up since I mentioned the story at the top of the hour after the news.

You know, being in the construction industry. Whenever you're doing a government funded job, it's like everything just happens to cost a lot more because because there's the assumption that there's this big, bottomless pot of money that that people could dip into, you know, and then right now, I mean, I'm working at at the University of Cincinnati, so it's not just you see, it's the state of Ohio and uh. And they always seem to Hey, whatever you see wants,

they're going to get. They they they want this now. Granted, a lot of the money for this facility is dotor uh. You know, donors have paid into it. So you know, that's fine. If people want to give hundreds of thousands or million dollars or whatever to support athletics or whatever, that's great.

because it's not like we are the government. Yes, we can go print our own money, but it's got to come from somewhere, you know, and it's coming off out of our taxes and so. But he's walking on eggsdale. Now, let me let me put this, let me put this different. He's not walking on eggsdale. He's a pull in a

China job. But he's going into territory where now you're starting to mess with these people's livelihood, these people who are involved in all these contracts, these people who have been getting the kick back to who are enjoying this surplus of money, and he's going to be messing with that. He's really going to start messing with people who are in positions of power. So uh yeah, it's it's gonna

get disty here. But he's on the right track because he's trying to save you and I and that's regular taxpayers money, something that the Democrats don't seem to give a crap about. They enjoy the pluff, but they talk about it. They say all kinds of things about it. And to your point, you know, it's dangerous for Democrats to oppose this whole prescription drug thing, because haven't they been clamoring about lowering prescription drugs, and now here's somebody

going to do it. Because it's not them, they might oppose it. Yeah, this is gonna get real disty and interesting, and I'm definitely going to make a bag of popcorn to put my feet up and pay attention to. Yeah, so Boote Democrats.

that one. But consider the money trail. Pharmaceutical companies make a lot of money by negotiating those great contracts with government programs like Medicare Medicaid, and it makes them heap loads of money, money which they can funnel back into the pockets of politicians and maybe kickbacks and bribes.

zero incentive to control the bottom line. So yeah, this is why I like Doze in the work that Doze has done because it reveals this insidious relationship between government, government officials, elected officials, and the American people that they purport to represent, and we find out that no, they're really not actually representing us. They just don't care. That's my conclusion on the whole thing. Eh, maybe you went over to Gate of Heaven Cemetery over the weekend and

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the woman's daughter and dog look on. Employee said she suvered a bup in the head and whiplash, missed several days of work, and later went to the hospital where she was diagnosed.

front of the Gonzales Mexican restaurant in Columbia. About the same time, Official say reports also came in advising that an ambulance was needed in the parking lot. Authorities arrived, discovering a man who had been run over and appeared to have an extreme trauma. Victim who did later die

at the hospital identified as Luther Stowe. Sheriff's office said Deputy Maxwell, who was off duty at the time, heard tires squealing nearby and looked up to see a body on the ground in a white fort he believed ran over the body. Leaving the parking lot. Authorities helped the victim. Maxwell left the parking lot in his personal truck to attempt to stop the vehicle. Deputy Lucas Stowe took Lucastow into custody after stopping his vehicle in front down the

street transported a Callwell Parish annex. After interviewing witnesses, authority say the incident stemmed from a disagreement between the father and the son, but who had paid for the food at the restaurant. Video footage as from the scene showed Lucas Stowe getting into his car waiting for his father to exit the rest before allegedly rapidly accelerating running over the sixty four year old. Seriously, Perio is the biggest douche of the universe, in all the galaxies. There's no

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this is absolutely discussed in California. Former Teacher of the Year sentence this past Friday to thirty years in prison for sexually abusing two of her sixth grade students, Jeez Louiz.

Thirty six year old Jacqualine Mo pleaded guilty in February two counts a forcible loot acts on a child, one kind of loot acts on a child, and one kind of possessing child sexual abuse material, accord to San Diego County's District Attorney Office, District Attorney Summer Stuff and this defended Violet of the trust that she had with her students in the most extreme and traumatic way of traumatic

grade possible, and her actions are despicable. Her victims will have to deal with a lifetime of negative effects, and her thirty year sentence is appropriate. She taught at Lincoln Acres Elementary School, Teacher of the Year for the twenty twenty two to twenty three school year. She addressed to the public and at sentencing, I abused my authority, I exerted my power control over them. I deceived them boys to sage should be playing outside, feeling carefree. I ripped

away their childhood. Yeah you did. She also admitted that she disgraced the teaching profession. I lied to their faces while secretly abusing their son. She said, I just pray for extra protection and strength for those affected. Apparently groomed the young boys with gifts, food, and special attention and completed her homework for them. Court of the District Attorney's office.

Arrested in March of twenty three, the year she got her award after prosecutor say she's the parents of a twelve year old boy discovered inappropriate message on a family tablet. Parents did not allow the boy to have social media or his own electronics, yet she was able to communicate with him through an unsanctioned after school program through a

school chat app. Groomed the boy for over a year before she has sexually assaulted in the classroom over a period of three months while his parents believed he was participating in an after school basketball program. What are your children out there doing?

twelve year olds. It's thirty six, for God's sake. I just can't trust anybody these days. I spect five afty five fifty five kresit detalk station more to talk about in the six o'clock hour. I'd love to hear from you too. If you got something to say, feel free to call me right back after the news.

weren't for my wife. Yeah, I'm that critical of myself, at least in terms of, you know, healthcare. Most notably, I'm married a nurse. He Yeah, she was a lawyer, but also previously served as a nurse. So that's a smart that's a smart move. I always give myself credit for marrying outside my element out kicking my coverage. You can find yourself a nurse. Let me tell you what

that is an outstanding thing to do. Coming up fifty five car see Morning show Christopher Smith been every Monday at seven twenty for the Smith Event, former Vice Mayor of the City of Cincinnati. Fast forward two hours Money Money with Brian James and some topics which may change in a lot of the really important announcement that's released

about us coming to a tariff cuts with China. We've reached an agreement to at least pause some of the really really significant tariffs for at least ninety days while they hammered out additional details. Brian Jane's gonna be talking about global shipping down, empty shelves, four lease signs and lay off, moving away from that student loans now do and is there going to be a housing market correction.

So that's with Brian James again coming up in a couple of hours, followed by doctor Robert Malone, who's going to be doing the final empower Use seminar for the year injuries from the COVID vaccine and what particular diseases and problems of COVID nineteen vaccines have cost. More and more information coming out about that every single day. Feel

free to direct the topic of conversation. We got something to say five three, seven, four, nine fifty, five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk and pound five fifty on AT and T phones. Yeah, the substantial tariff cuts we agreed to with China have really had a profound impact on market futures. Uh, it's a good

day to be invested in the market. If the trend continues during trading hours, just shy a four percent Nasdaq increase, more than two percent for the Dow and right now just under three percent increase for the S and P five hundred and so indication that people are happy about these the pause and these tariffs. Both sides are going to cut retaliatory levees then to ten percent, although there's

a separate twenty percent tariff. The President opposed on what he described his channel's role in the fentyl trade, and that will remain in place. But the one hundred and twenty five percent reciprocal tariff now down to just ten percent, and Trump's leading a ten percent flat tariff across all countries. And they're currently still negotiating with a variety of other countries. And of course last week we reached an agreement with Britain, which was, you know, a step in the right direction.

And this is what Trump promised to do. You know, you throw these tariffs on everybody, and trust me, I kind of little concerned about him as a strategy. But if they are harmed or their economies are going to be harmed by them, then it forces them to the negotiation table where maybe we can come up with something a little bit more practical that benefits both countries, and

that's all Trump was trying to do. So anyway, the markets really have reacted favorably to this, and I think you and I will react favorably if our pharmaceutical prices come down, and that's one thing that Trump has promised to do today with this executive order. Now I have to qualify it and say, I'm certain that we're going to see litigation over this. Can Donald Trump unilaterally declare

a most Favored Nations policy? So after a long witted ramp up to why he's doing this, with our pharmaceutical prices will far in excess of what the rest of the world pays, up to five to ten times more than what pharmaceutical companies starts for the exact same pharmaceutical, as he pointed out, made in the exact same plant.

Why are we all paying that much more? So the executiveorder is supposed to be signed today, it will be instituting a most Favored Nations policy, whereby the United States will pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world, saying our country will finally be treated fairly in our citizens' health care costs will be reduced by numbers never before even thought of before claiming a thirty eighty percent reduction almost immediately,

So keep your popcorn out and keep your fingers crossed that this actually works. Now, it's going to be much of the chagrant of the other nations in the world, who presumably are going to having to pay more. I can't see pharmaceutical companies walking away from their profit margins, which have been bolstered by what we pay on the price of medications. But apparently drug prices have jumped significantly

in recent years. Between January twenty two and twenty three, prescription drug prices rose more than fifteen percent and reached an average of five hundred and ninety dollars per drug product. That's courting the Department of Health and Human Services information Shoosh. Of the four thousand, two hundre prescription drugs included in the list, forty six percent of the price increases exceeded the rate of inflation. So you think there's something nefarious

going on out here and the price of pharmaceuticals. I know we all have had that sort of feeling for years and years and year, But we have been subsidizing research and development for the pharmaceutical companies, and why did the other countries always get the benefit of well us carrying the water. So I like the idea, and I'm really anxious to see how the Democrats react to this. Now you can imagine the pharmaceutical companies wanting to run into court to try to stop this from happening. But

what are the Democrats going to say? Is this something that they're against? Are they going to make some sort of socialist wealth redistribution argument in favor of the other countries getting the benefit of us paying so much more for pharmaceuticals ergoes subsidizing their low cost I mean, that's the only road I can see them going down, because everybody's clamoring for lower prices in pharmaceuticals. Democrats get pharmaceuticals,

Republicans do. Everybody does, and with inflationary pressures we're all facing. This seems like a win win sort of bipartisan perhaps outcome. Who could argue with that? In as well, Democrats always figure a way out. If Trump does something, then they're against it, period, end of story. So I'm waiting with my popcorn out. There's sort of a grin on my face, wondering how they're going to wrestle with this one. What would you say to that? No, Trump, don't, don't. Don't

lower pharmaceutical prices for American citizens. We need to subsidize the rest of the world. I don't know that that flies. So I think that's going to be the more interesting component of it. Democrats reaction. Uh, let us see here. Oh, this this is fantastic. So last Friday, the Ohio Republican Party Central State Central Committee endorsed Dave ek Ramaswami for governor and Senator John Houston for well his Senate bid.

He's got to get re elected or he's got to get elected because he was appointed to that Senate position. So VvE went, I mean he walked away with it secret ballot. He needed forty four yes votes. Vive got sixty to three. And that's in spite of Governor Mike the Wine's efforts to try to well to tank support for vivik Ramaswamy. What he was trying to do in the lead up to the vote. He was lobbying hard

to block this vote from happening. The governor apparently himself, making calls claiming it was too early to endorse anyone, just ahead of Tressel's Thursday night statement that he was going to run for the for the Governor's office Lieutenant governor. Jim Trussell football coach. I love how they add that

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of candidacy aren't due until February fourth of next year. Oh, it's too early, it's too early, many claiming that he wanted a delay on this vote so he could sort of go around and argue why Tressel was a viable and more and better candidate than the very very popular check out your polls Viva Ramaswami Dwaine saying regarding an endorsement being premature, as far as who I endorse in the Republican primary for governor, it's much too early right as.

it's not his night. It's time for him to move on. Why would he want to struggle to maintain some sort of power in the form of Lieutenant Governor Jim Trussel? And would you vote for him for governor? Youvey Gramma Swammy polling huge in the state of Ohio seventy one percent poll recently conducted surveying the Ohio GOP primary landscape vvik Ramaswammy grabbing seventy one percent of the Republican vote, sixty five percent net favorability rating, and of course Donald

Trump's endorsement didn't harm him in that regard. So I think this is a significant indication again sixty to three supporting Ramas. I mean, the wine apparently no longer carries any power in Columbus. I know, Joe, That's exactly how I felt about it. Time for a new guard, and I think the bank is going to do a wonderful job. I would argue when he gets elected next governor of the state of Ohio. USA's premium film does a wonderful job. And I talk about it in the forms of return

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If he can get away with it with an executive order, you and I will pay the same price as the nations out there in the world that pay the lowest price anywhere in the world, most favored nations policies what this executive order basically is boiled down to. So as I contemplate how the left is going to react to that, because anything Trump does is bad, I was drawn to this survey Rasmusen poll Maybe which reflect the level of

well Trump and Musk derangement syndrome. Survey found that eighty percent of Americans identifying as liberal would like to see Elon Musk thrown in prison because of his involvement with the Department of Government Efficiency. Now contemplate that for a moment, the guy who's responsible for enlightening all of us about the fraud, waste, and abuse in government, the guy that is responsible for letting us know that they had hundreds of thousands of literally dead people on the Social Security

active ranks. The guy that discovered USA and all the batcrab crazy programs that you and I were funding while we dig ourselves in a deficit hole. Bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. Nothing nothing, I guess should be cut according to these crazies. Poll found that almost three quarters of Democrats want Musk in jail. When extended to those describing themselves as liberal, the amount rises to eighty percent, So Democrats three quarters of Democrats generally speaking, and the

far liberal ranks of the Democrats eighty percent. Question quote, would you support a hypothetical law that would imprison Elon Musk for his role in Doge?

because well, he is supportive of President Trump. Trump appointed him, and therefore it's bad really, that's all it takes. Going back to my comment about slashing the drug prices, because if Trump is successful in slashing your drug prices eighty percent, they're going to argue it's bad because well, Trump did it, Trump apported Elon Musk. Elon Musk has done valuable work on behalf of trying to save our hard earned taxpayer dollars.

Whether they came out of a lefti's pocket or a conservative person's pocket or anybody in between, all Americans pockets are paying for this wasted abuse, and somehow that's bad.

the hill that they want to die on. It seems like an odd place to die. And I think the work that Elon Musk is doing it doesn't bear a partisan stripe. Yes, he is an appointee of Donald Trump, but you know that's where your fault with him should end. Look what he has accomplished and how you can find fault with it foreign exchange. You can't find any fault

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driver collided with the priests police cruiser. Happened at Walnut Hills early on Sunday morning, three point thirty am, near the Marathon Gas station on Gilbert Avenue. Officer was responding to another crash FOX nineteen reporting at the time of the collision. The officer was inside the cruiser and was subsequently taken to the hospital dispatcher said the officer is expected to be okay, Thank God. Dispatcher say officers not currently searching for a suspect, as the driver of the

other vehicle remained on the scene. Not clear whether the driver is facing any charges or if anybody's taken into custody. Prayers for the officer and his family.

are beetless and spiders feasting on nymph cicadas. I guess as we speak, the average tree will have probably forty thousand eggs and it and probably only five thousand to seven thousand, one thousand eggs will have nymphs come out of the ground, according to doctor Krinsky, so the mortality underground is very intense.

do it after the first of July. If they have to be in an area where there's a large emergence, all these cicadas will fly in and start laying eggs in the few branches they have, and this will kill the small tree. May twelfth, he generally forecast the day for cicadas to start emerging from the ground or emerge I guess.

the home corner. Major Rigel shared a video shared a victim mentioned Wilson might have been armed. Concerned for the safety, the victim quickly left the home with her children, who were inside during the incident. Deputies corroborated with the victims that she had injuries consisted with assault and strangulation. Deputies arrived that he spent several hours trying to negot with Wilson. Major Rigel said Wilson remain uncooperative. However, during this time,

deputies obtained and arrest warrant. Sheriff Hill called the SWAT team in and everybody worked together to keep negotiations going. Once they got on site, Rigil said Wilson eventually came onto the porch didn't surrender, though during this period, SWAT team discharge a less less lethal munition, which Rigel said provided proved effective. Wilson placed underrest held the Boon County Jail on a one hundred thousand dollars cash bond.

Corner of the report from the US Geological Survey. Day after that, other larger earthquake in Tennessee said a late of Kentucky earthquake originated at three forty one am near the Gerard Jessamine County line, twenty five miles south of Lexington. To the rupture eighteen and a half miles deep, which is considered shallow according to reporting here on the enquire Reports of weak shaking we're submitted from Lexington, Georgetown, and

cities in Tennessee, Ohio, North Carolina, and Georgia. No reports of injuries or structural damage from the earthquake. Earthquakes under five point four magnitude are only expected to cause minor damages, according to research from the Michigan Technological University. It's kind of strange you get earthquakes in this area of the country five or six thirty six Right now. If you

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Plus learn about the Cincinnati Type in Print Museum. Thanks to my mom for bringing that one to my attention. She took a tour of it and just found it absolutely fascinating. And Lord Almighty, the career opportunit unities, I mean career opportunities, good paying jobs in the print economy. And it's modern printing. You know, we're not talking about, you know, newspapers. We're talking about printing things like circuit

boards using ink to conduct the electricity. So young people can learn a lot at the cincinn Type in Print Museum and find themselves a career. Let's see here, I thought, and you know, speaking of issues of tech, I'll pivot over to the tech component of this because it's something I've been warning about. And oh lo and behold here it is. So we start with House Democrats from New Jersey went to an immigration and customs enforced detention center

and it evolved into a scuffle with federal agents. Now they may be facing arrest. One of them did get arrested. Part of the Department of Homeland Security. Lawmakers Lamanica Macuiver, Bonnie Watson Coleman, and Rob Menendez broke into the Delaney Hall Detention Center along with Newark Mayor Razbacara. Razbacara arrested in charge with tres passing. Now authorities are claiming an ICE agent was assaulted in the confrontation and that it was caught on camera. Noticed my emphasis there on that

component of the reporting. Department Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin said, if it was a typical US citizen and they tried to storm into a detention fill facility that's housing dangerous criminals, or any person at all, they would be arrested. Just because you're a member of Congress or just because you're a public official does not mean you're

above the law. Giver escalated her claims during a press conference, claiming she was assaulted by multiple ICE officers while regional directors of ICE watched it happen. DHS footage posted on X on Saturday appeared to show mcgiver barreling unprovoked through a law enforcement near the gate. DHS caption watch US Congresswoman Laura Lamonica mcgiver, wearing red blazer, storms the gate

of Delaney Haul Attemp Center, assaulting an ICE agent. Watson Coleman accused an ICE agent of shoving her, claiming to be exercising or oversight authority as members of Congress, DHS did confirm that many of the folks that are being helded in that detention center are murderers, terrorist child rapists, and MS thirteen gang members, which makes you scratch your head and wonder why our elected officials, who are supposed to be re representing the interests of their constituents, would

care so much about the rapists and murderers and other well criminals that are being housed in the facility. They also accused Elina Habba, us attorney for New Jersey, of repeatedly making interaccurate, inflammatory, and unfair public statements. Haba, the US attorney for New Jersey, wrote on Friday, the mayor of Newark, Rosbakara, committed trespass and ignored multiple warnings from Homeland security investigations to remove himself from the ICE Detention

Center in New York. His willingly chosen distant, he willingly chosen to disregard the law that will not stand in this state. He's been taken into custody, so they're now talking about maybe arresting the other three elected officials. Here's where I thought, this is where the tech part comes

in and something I've commented on before. Bonnie Watson, one of the ones that broke in, claimed on Saturday that ICE officials would use in his word or her word, manufactured footage to make it appear as though law enforcement agents were body slammed during the arrest of Newark Mayor roj Pacara.

who was on CNN. She used the words body slamming, saying that the major and the mayor rather and other members of Congress were body slamming, and we're being rough with ICE officials. You're disputing that response to Watson Coleman, Yeah, so how ridiculous does that sound? There are two hundred pounds. We've got about thirty five pounds worth of stuff around them, including a gun on their arms. Can tell you what I think about what they're saying. President of the United States,

here we go, pivoting over to Trump. President of the United States opens his mouth every day and lies. He can can't breathe without lying. He's given permission to his cabinet and those who work for him to lie. And she's lying too.

the world of artificial intelligence. Like I've been warning, this is where I see the breakdown in the criminal justice system. Reasonable doubt. You go to court and you claim it's fake, even though you have no evidence that it's fake. It's hard to tell AI created footage from real footage, But there it is.

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about that. Get a little tease of information. You'll be finding out which injuries did COVID mRNA vaccine cause, of course, the Trump administration launched Operation Warp Speed. Public didn't understand the COVID vaccines being developed were not traditional attenuated virus vaccines.

It's experimental mRNA biotechnology. And we've learned a lot over the years about the significant downside that I've had quite a few guests on the more should have talk about the research they were doing and people who were metaphorically crucified in the medical field lost their license because they spoke truth to power and that what they were saying at the time ends up being accurate. Just disturbing. I

feel like you're being lying to. I think there may be something to that real quick here, I thought this was rather interesting. If your state is having a budget issue, then sue Meta if you've got a law that protects privacy for the state residence. Google agreed to pay one point four billion dollars to the State of Texas to settle allegations that they violated the data privacy rights of State of Texas residents. Announcement by Attorney General Ken Paxon

on Friday. Fax And sued Google in twenty two for unlawfully tracking and collecting users private data, something Dave hat Or warns about all the time. Do not use Meta products period into story. That's advised from Dave Hatter Take it or leave it. This is kind of proof of what Day's been talking about for years on this program,

Tourny General said. The settlement, which covers allegations in two separate lawsuits against the search engine giant, dwarf the past settlements by other states with Google for similar violations at

ten months. This settlement ten months after Packston obtained one point four billion dollars settlement for Texas from Meta, parent company of Facebook and Instagram to resolve claims of an authorized use of biometric data by users on the social media platforms, saying in Texas, big tech is not above

the law. That for years Google secretly track people's movements, private searches, and even their voice prints and facial geometry through their products and services, so that I fought back in one calling it a major win for Texans privacy and tells the companies that they will pay for abusing the trust. And I always puzzle over this. Do you think any of the residents of the state of Texas are going to get a slice of the one point four billion dollars since it was individuals privacy rights that

were violated. I wouldn't hold my breath if I was you. So anyway, that's a nice windfall for the state of Texas. Maybe taking maybe maybe they'll just offer some tax relief for the Texans. That wouldn't count on that either. Six fifty six. If you have KRC the Talk Station, don't go away. Plenty to talk about at the top of the air and is I love to hear from you though there's something out there you want to talk about.

the fentanyl trade that's going to stay in place. But the balance of them, they get rid of the one hundred and twenty five percent tariff, so down to ten percent, which is the default tariff on all countries, I mean pending some negotiation to resolve them further. The one hundred and seventy countries out there, and the administration is haggling with them. Of course, we edited an agreement with Britain last week, which is a great milestone to be crossed.

So if you build them, they will come to the table. I guess that's the idea and Trump. That's what Trump predicted would happen. So in the meantime, if you are invested in the market, it looks like a good day to having been invested in the market, and they've been rising all morning. Futures as a consequence of this revelation. The Nasdaq is up four percent, a little over four percent this morning, the Dow up two point four five percent, and the S and P five hundred north of three.

So you get three point one percent futures increase, which according to the reporting, takes us back and we get all the gains that we lost after Trump announced the tariffs in April. So what we lost then we recovered is April second, on Liberation Day, when the tariffs sent to the market's into a well bit of a tail spend. So that's positive information, and you know there may be some light at the end of the tunnel here, so

keep your fingers crossed. Cooler head prevail and we end up with a better deal, which is all Trump was looking for in the first instance. And the other big story this morning, and we'll wait for the executive order to be signed, but he announced yesterday he would be signing one to lower pharmaceutical prices here in the United States. He said almost immediately, thirty to eighty percent reduction, because

he's implementing what he's calling the Most Favored Nations policy. Now, all the other countries in the world pay a fraction of what we pay for pharmaceuticals. It's always been argued that, you know, we have to pay the cost of research and development. Without the United States pharmaceutical prices being so high, no one would have these valuable drugs. But how is it that other nations can negotiate a sweetheart deal and

to the exclusion of the United States. Well, Trump's seeking to put an end to that, and I know there's going to at least I anticipate litigation. I will be instituting a most Favored Nations policy, whereby the United States will pay the same price as the nation that pays the lowest price anywhere in the world. Our country will finally be treated fairly, and our citizens' health care costs will be reduced by numbers never thought even, numbers never

even thought of before, pardon me. Additionally, on top of everything else, the US will save trillions of dollars. Well, it's gonna be great if it works out. And again, all morning, I've been sort of commenting on how the Democrats going to react to this, because you know, evil Orange Man. If Trump does it, it's bad. But this is good for everybody if it works out. And it's gonna result in other countries having to pay more for pharmaceuticals. It has been noted in the reporting. So they're gonna

have to get their profits somewhere. There's no way they're going to walk away from it. Maybe they'll start charging maybe put my friends in Canada more for pharmaceuticals. Apparently you can get a sweetheart deal by getting your pharmaceuticals through a Canadian pharmacy.

twelve students, and better student achievement results have followed. Now, Indiana lawmakers are building on that success by expanding access to private and charter schools. Governor Mike Brown last week sign a budget that opens school choice to every Hoosier girl and boy. State's voucher program already generous, covering about six thousand dollars of private school tuition for most families earning less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year,

the new law eliminates the limits beginning next year. Like traditional public schools, the voucher program will no longer turn away students based on their family's income. Lawmakers also putting charter schools on par with traditional district schools by giving charters full access to local property taxes. Journal observes it today's school districts in nearly every state have a different a direct claim on property tax money, while charters are

funded through special appropriations. Indiana's reforms will let nearly all tax dollars flow or follow students to whichever school they choose by twenty twenty nine. Let the money follow the child. That's what I have been advocating for for a long time. These reforms may save school choice from being smothered down the road. Indiana first launch vouchers and expanded charters during a period of an enthusiastic reform under Governor Mitch Daniels

in twenty tens. Mister Brown pledged to push further during his campaign last year, but even in a Republican led state, these programs face pressure when funding gets tight. The private and charter schools tend have stronger records for student achievement. Traditional public schools have entrenched constituencies read unions that lobby for scarce funds. Allowing more students to attend non traditional

schools will increase support for choice. More than twenty percent of the state students attend a school other than the public one for which they're zoned, and that shift is accelerated since twenty twenty, and here you go. The difference for students is clear. Indiana eighth graders ranked sixth in the nation in reading scores in the twenty twenty four National Assessment of Education Progress, up from nineteenth in twenty

twenty two. Fourth graders in the state jumped eleven spots in the same assessment now are also ranked sixth nationwide. Delayed school choice reforms almost collapse in the legislator. State senators objected to lifting the voucher limits, afraid that the one hundred and sixty seventy million dollar cost of expansion would strain the budget, but House Speaker Todd Houston struck a deal to delay the change the next year and to reduce funding for programs such as virtual education to

offset the cost. The result from expanded choice should be enough to protect it from political attacks, but the opponents never sleep. The key to choice, the key to choice success in the long run, is letting the money flow that follow the child, no matter the school, public or private. Indiana has taken another step toward that ideal, and I love that point that they observe. You know, the expanded school choice should be enough to protect it from political attacks.

Political attacks from who Now, I would say a family, regardless of political strife, might embrace this as a concept. You get the benefit of the six thousand dollars, You get better schools. At least you get to choose what schools your children go to. Maybe you have a farm feeling and like the public schools your children attend, go there, send them There nothing wrong with that if you're satisfied.

But if you're in a district that isn't up to snuff, where the children are behind academically, then you might want an option. Republican House, Democrat House.

So I'm jealous on behalf of all highlands here. Maybe we can go in that direction, and maybe we can start calling our elected officials and say, hey, did you see what's going on in Indiana? Their scores improved dramatically. The money's following the children, the citizens are pleased. Seven fifteen fifty five KRC the talk station Bud Herbert Motors. Don't go down the world to the box store to

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they're even coming from. Because Sheriff Larry Henderson had nothing to do with what occurred between a Cincinnati police officer and a young man who had a gun running from a car car having been involved in stealing a car. I don't know what Sheriff Larry Henderson has to do with it. So I don't understand these social posts of I four an eye in two for tooth. This was a man who was a dad, a husband, and uncle. Sounds like I've he heard he was a foster parent.

He had retired after thirty three years. He was out doing, you know, a traffic for the University of Cincinnati's ceremony for their graduation. What did he have to do with any of it? And I don't understand the connection. I really don't. Is one of those things that I sit back Brian Thomas and go there is something missing missing in our leadership, because we have leadership in Cincinnati that is quiet. We have leadership in the county that is quiet.

What they should be doing, as a former vice mayor of Cincinnati, they should have resolutions already submitted on the Council on the calendar, going through committee and voting on Wednesday, honoring Sheriff Larry Henderson. And this should be coordinated with the three county commissioners. This should already be happening. If we had a functioning body that had any cahunas, had any sense of humanity, these things would already be happening.

Because people will ask me, well, what do you think council and the mayor, and what do you think the county commissioners could do? They could introduce resolutions because they introduced them about Israel and Hamad all the time. They've been doing it for the last year. So I'm saying, why wouldn't you go name a street? Why wouldn't you be naming a highway, Why wouldn't you be honoring the family, Why would you allow the Black Panthers to come in

town protesting your downtown. And you have no reaction as a body in some part of this family where this man gave us life, his service, his whole everything for us, and you have a council and a mayor and even the county commissioners who are all quiet on the issue. So that's where I'll start, and I'm sharing with everybody. Please don't ever ask me or say what could they do?

What the body could do is speak this week, this week and say we honor this man, and do it in a way that you're not putting any disclaimers that you're talking about the life of the other child or what happened in the city. Honor the sheriff who got run over doing nothing and wasn't involved with anything. Good place to start.

institutionally racist and defunding them was a good idea. So it will be a shift in direction for them to actually come out in favor of law enforcement. Under the circumstances, I can't see any other way to approach it other than what you just pointed out. At least a resolution, although having no weight of law or anything, would at least relate to a local issue of significant importance and that support a local law enforcement. Let's bring Christopher back.

I know he's got more on his mind for this morning's smither Vent a Monday talking with Christopher Smithman in this smither vent, Christopher, what else is on your mind?

People might not even know the story to know that that mayor was arrested, but it just looked chaotic and for them to be pushing you know, law enforcement, it just sends a terrible, terrible message to people and citizens in the country. If they wanted to tour the site, you just schedule it. Why are you running behind a bus that's bringing you know, people that have been arrested

into the facility and creating such a ruckus. I absolutely think that they should be prosecuted to hold them accountable, because we just can't have that kind of craziness. And again, there are people that are listening to you and I talk about it. They can go out there and find it so easily. I don't understand what they were doing.

There's so many other issues that I'd like to see them speaking on, Like you were talking about school choice, you know, making turning around our public schools across the United States of America would be one of those things as it relates to education. You know, I don't understand what they're doing, and I just don't I'm trying to figure out what they were doing and what their purpose was that of that Brian talks, well, that's.

agree on that. Millions and millions of illegal immigrants let into the country and encouraged by the Biden administration to come in here, and of course a lot of countries we've found out emptied their prisons, sending us the worst of the worst who end up on the streets of America and do in fact commit violent crime, sometimes against children.

Human trafficking, the fort of child smuggling increased dramatically, and as someone last week referred to Biden as the biggest human trafficker that ever lived, because he facilitated that business model that cropping up, hmm, open borders. We have an opportunity here to ferry some young people in to use as sex workers or slaves in America. That happened. The drugs that were flowing over the border.

completely stopped the flow of humanity over the border. Now we're dealing with the aftermath, and I think most Americans would wish that the elected officials that they put in office would prioritize domestic issues and quitting so much time with their number one priority defending illegal immigrants, sometimes criminals, and doing things like invading that ice space without just calling and requesting an appointment, which has been widely reported.

Had they done that, they would have been welcomed in. But you know, you got to deal with safety and security issues. These are elected officials. Maybe one of the inmates might try to attack them or something. I don't know what the logistics are there, but that was a proper course to do it, and they chose to do otherwise this disruption.

which I still to this day thanked them. We went through each of the pods and we were specifically trying to understand overcrowding. You're trying to deal with what were the mental health issues, meaning who.

I like the schedule of digit. All of this profience was for them to get on TV. And I just don't understand politically why they think trying to break into a facility where people who have been arrested have great people have murdered, people who are thieves, and who are being deported out of the United States of America. I don't think they realize that there are people that have come to this country in the most orderly way, followed the process. They are supporting the deportation of people who

came illegally because they went through a process. Brian Thomas, So, I don't even understand what these congressional members are doing. I think they should be prosecuted.

from anybody else's beyond me. But I think politicians are used to special treatment and that maybe what they get.

I think they all sort of fantasize about being you know, those nineteen sixties political protesters, you know, fighting for free speech or anti Vietnam or whatever. They just seem to grab issues that I believe the vast majority of the American population is not in favor of, so that it doesn't make any sense.

four boys and one girl. You know there were certain rules in our house that you just couldn't cross, Like you had to wear a belt, you couldn't walk around with your pants hanging down off your butt. You had to wake up and say good, I'm gonna type these

things together, like being respectful, being dignified, being classy. You can be, you can have a difference of opinion, but how you represent yourself is incredibly important, and particularly in the days we're living in now where young people, white, black, Latino, Asian need good role models, good examples of how to conduct yourself in business. And so to watch your dropping

f bombs, meaning people have to watch this stuff. You know, I'm talking about when she's in her official duties as a congressional member on the floor, off the floor, and so to see her dropping this this is this weekend. You know, her most recent is dropping the word white boy. So this in quotations, this is what she's saying. And so I'm going, you know, hold on, now, that's racially charged.

I don't care what you're talking about. Why are you, as a member of Congress using that kind of language. And by the way, if you if centered, her crews had done the same thing, but said black boy right, we would be they would be up in arms. Are you are you following me? If we just flip the script and we say, you know, a senator from Louisiana, Senator Kennedy is talking somewhere, giving a formal speech and starts talking about grown men, grown African American men and

calling them black boys. I don't understand what she's doing right, what her purpose is, and why other congressional members Democrats, Republicans, Independence, whatever the AOC is. I don't know. If they're socialists, why are they not coming out and saying, listen, Representative Crockett, you must represent your seat with dignity and respect. We did that when I was on the floor of Council.

When I'm chairing a meeting, if one of my colleagues got too emotional, they were disrespectful to again, I called him out in a very respectful way. Look, a council member, I'd like you to take a deep breath. I'm gonna I'm gonna give you kind of a minute here to recover. I don't like what I'm hearing. You can you can say whatever you want to say, just do it in a respectful way. We're gonna We're gonna We're gonna move

to another council member. I just don't understand why we have a person who is representing our country and the state of Texas where she's mocking the governor who is in a wheelchair, which a lot of people don't know that the governor of of of of Texas is in a wheelchair, and there she is mocking him and his disability of being in a wheelchair. I'm lost here, Brian Thomas. How is somebody like this elected to our Congress and they are not being censured. I don't understand it.

can find. I mean, I'm just saying again, I'm just reading her words. She said, no, for real. It to be clear when we talk about them. I can tell you there's one specific candidate. I had a donor on the phone with me telling me that all the donors are lining up because behind that candidate. So I can tell and I can tell you it's not a black person nor a woman.

but she lost. I know, I don't believe in a minute because she lost because she was a woman, because she was black, because she was ditzy and word solid filled and didn't have any really issues to stand on. She just stand up in man's playing or female ex playing things on these boiled down second grade level education comments and it didn't make any sense. So we judged

her on her merit. Is there anybody in the Democrat Party that can run for high office motally the president of the United States that check marks the boxes, woman and black, that can run an adequate race? And if there was one, I think one would have emerged by now, or maybe one will emerge between now and when people start declaring their candidacy for president. But to just say that we need a black woman, period, end of story, and that should be enough. I just don't find her

being logical or reasonable. Do you want to win or not?

This is how we end up in a bad place because we allow people like this to go unchecked. Brian Thomas, it's a big issue. It's a problem, and I'm saying that that kind of apathy has voters showing up at nine to ten percent in the primary. Meaning the point is that we all just continue to have this apathy and anything we want to do, anything goes. It's not

we want dignified people. If I want young people to walk around with their pants up and wearing a belt, if I want a young people to say good morning, yes sir and no sir. If I want them to be in a mall and not fight each other, right, if I want all those things, I want my congressional members that are representing me to not use profanity and cuss each other out and certainly not use racial slurs. Using that term is a racial slur. It is beneath the dignity of a member of Congress, and I'm going

to call her out on it this morning. There are people listening Brian Thomas that think it's okay. It's not okay because she's a member of Congress. It's not okay if she wasn't a member of Congress. But she is a member of Congress and she was saying that in her official duty.

is just it's a de evolution. They are elected officials, as you point out, they should be serving as an example of what is right and good and keep the level of debate at a friendly level and not so vitriolic and just I don't know, man, there was a time when you you rarely use the F bomb for really anything.

when you're speaking as well. A prominent member of the community.

percent because China's role in the fentnel trade. But the one five percent retaliatory trade loveies on US goods and Chinese goods apparently has been put to rest, and we've got at least a ninety day pause in those tariffs, which got the markets really soaring this morning.

is ready to roll on once the fog clears. And this has happened. This seems to happen about every week and a half two weeks. We'll get a snippet of good news and the market will bounce up. Right now, we're looking at really really high futures. S and P's up three percent and everything's up something like three to four percent. And that's not because things got wonderful overnight. It's because some of the fog clear. That's all the market ever wants is some clarity. It wants to be

able to predict. Here's how companies are going to be able to operate, and here's roughly what they're going to be able, what kind of profits they're going to be able to make, and when we are we're throwing these tariffs back and forth at each other left and right.

There's no way to do that calculation. So at the moment the market is saying, okay, cool, I can see at least ninety days into the future because we know what the tariff situation is going to be with our largest trading partner, and a smaller headline was we it come to an official agreement with the UK. Now they're not a huge trading partner, and I was kind of googling this and it basically said we're gonna save hundreds of millions on Jaguar and land Rover, so you know,

some help for the little guy. Finally, the cavalry is coming. Pin Thomas, Well, all.

what's going to ultimately happen. And Trump's been busily negotiating with one hundred and seventy different countries to come up as like Britain, some satisfactory a level of tariffs that we can all live and work with, and something that might expand the American markets. But that's an ever evolving, ever moving landscape. So how much extra stuff do you buy anticipating tariffs are going to cause you a financial problem. It's like if you own a restaurant, how much meat

do you buy at the beginning of the week. How many people are going to order stakes you know you're going to have losses. Are you gonna overbuy and have to throw things out? It's a complicated thing.

For the exact reason you just mentioned, companies and businesses started buying a lot more from overseas therefore a lot less than the United States. So arguably as possible, you could be looking for a bit of a perk up in the United States domestic purchases as long as those products that these businesses need are available from the United States. Nothing magical happened in the first quarter to suddenly create factories where there were none. There are things we can't

get from anywhere else. That's why there's a lot of businesses out there suffering. And I'm assuming there's somebody screaming at their windshield right now saying, hey, that doesn't help me.

sell them to us anymore. So there are reasons other than tariffs for US to have some measure of incentive to start manufacturing either with countries with whom we have no conflict, or at least start manufacturing them in here in the United States. But as you illust as you point out, it takes time to ramp up, and it also comes as that it is at a significantly higher cost because of the imbalance in labor between US and China.

include I'll throw the unions in there too. It's expensive to build stuff here because of the protections we have in place for workers. There are union leadership out there who they of course they get paid to kind of bring these deals to fruition just like anybody else. People who make profits by creating products and services are really no different than the people who create a long running positions for themselves by leading a group of people in

a union. Not good, bad, or in different, but all of it winds up costing more and that trickles all the way back down to the consumer. That's kind of the whole point of the United States. We are here to make a profit.

be taking place. So in spite of those challenges, apparently there is still some profit in building something here in the United States, like these battery manufacturing plants or these artificial intelligence plants and other things.

You know, twenty years ago it was mobile devices and the move to kind of move being able to be anywhere and do your job and so on and so forth, and that has cycled forth to now to what you just mentioned article official Intelligence, which I can't imagine that's

not touching absolutely every industry very very very rapidly. But that's a catalyst for companies to become more efficient, increase their profit margin, and lots of companies are going to want to invest in supporting it because there's a lot of money to be made in So underneath all of this, when we stop smacking each other around, there is a strong economy and the dollars are still moving around in a circle. It just depends on how much longer we

want to It's a big game of chicken. How much longer are we going to have these fights with our various trading partners.

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off of your world. Brian James pivoting over real quick to a related story with the empty the global shipping grinding down is and I've seen these red flags wave and you know, whaling and gnashing your teeth, Oh my god. And a lot of it's driven, I think, by Trump arrangement syndrome. But there is something to be said that, you know, if you're going to have these massive tariffs, the idea of having empty shells is certainly a possibility. But I suppose it depends on what you're looking for.

So are we going to see a bunch of empty shells and four lease signs the headline headline opinion, empty shells, four lease signs and job layoffs point to a recession by summer? Geez, you and I've been talking about a possible recession now for quite a few years.

only recently stopped talking about that. And I think I've kind of learned the definition, Brian, of a soft landing. I think a soft landing is at some point you realize you haven't talked about it in months, and therefore that was a soft landing. We never declare that, Okay, it's all over. You know, everybody back and pull, everything's great. We just stopped talking about it until the next one comes along, and here we are.

Trump announced the tariffs kicked in place. At least that's what I read this morning.

had lack of clarity over the past several months. And that's what as we start to get these deals across the finish line. That's what seems to be clearing up. The other thing, too, is we're starting to hear some pretty strong political voices say, hey, don't forget me, I have to run for reelection here over the next few years.

Ted Cruz, Grassley and Ram paulse of being some of those big voices who are going to remind the president that they themselves are up and available to be re elected and would very much like to win those elections. So we can't keep smacking people around, right.

We're not going to vote yes on this. Others are pushing to keep the Green New Deal stuff flowing to their states other than saying no, we get rid of all of it. So there's a whole lot of uncertainty sewed into that particular thing, which includes whether or not Donald Trump's tax cuts will be made permanent. So I suppose those things might cause some market on stability for sure, because somebody's going to win these arguments. Right now, we're

just in the shouting. Maybe we're starting to exit the shouting stage and move toward the Okay, what are we actually going to do here? And the various parties are going to gain something as well as lose something. That's the only way these things ever get resolved. But we're going to have the willingness for that to actually happen.

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understood how this was so popular. I mean, majority of people in America do not have college degrees, yet it was on their shoulders. College degrees were going to be forgiven. This is kind of common as a cost of the American taxpayer, which just never seemed quite fair to me. Brian, Hey, you may have got a degree and allows you one. It didn't provide a return on investment, but you did it, eyes wide open, and time to pay the piper.

notion that this was ever going to come around. So people were still kind of hanging on to even though the Supreme Court shot it down. Maybe politically, somebody else is going to come forward with a well, we are at the We're about as far away from that as

we can be. The people who are hearing today are the ones who are getting payments from the federal government for various reasons benefits, tax refunds, of course, and if they are federal employees themselves, some of that is going to start being withheld starting next month to make student debt repayment a big priority for the Trump administration.

assured they're going to make that connection. That's part of what DOGE has been doing, trying to connect the entities that pay that send outgoing payments to people with the other entities that are receiving payments.

They don't get paid for it, So then the university have some sort of obligation to point that out up front.

to pay for this. It wasn't going to open until after my wife and I graduated, but we were paying for it, and I remember there being articles in the local paper about the fight that OU and every other school has to be in to attract students. They have to be able to say we have cooler facilities than these other places. Good, bad are indifferent. People will pay for it and that's what universities have done for twenty

and thirty years and longer than that. In one of those articles was a story about one of these schools that had a giant student hot tub, which just sounded like the most disgusting thing. Even I, as an idiot college student, was grossed out by that. Yeah, but that was touted as an attraction. That's the environment that we've been in for a long time.

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As you point out, and I know you're going to talk about at length tomorrow evening, these were not tested and what I learned from your materials is that they had tried mRNA technology and they had failed and never could get FDA approval. When they started using them and endeavoring to treat other conditions they were working on. Can you explain a little bit of that to my listening audience.

of this deadly disease. But the history of cancer vaccines has been one of, let's say, gently broken promises or dashed hopes. And that's a very long history of decades, literally my entire career. And there are fundamental underlying issues having to do with the role of the immune system human immune system, which basically is our main defense against cancer,

particularly cellular immunity. And I don't want to get too deep into the science here for Radio Hit, but it turns out that things are a lot more complicated than Wall Street investors are often sold on. But it's a reliably the potent strategy to try to pitch these cancer

vaccine companies. So that's where Maderna started, and predictably that business model failed and they really only got rescued when Tony Fauci, largely with the NIH Vaccine Research Center, together with backing from DARPA Defense or Reduction Agency, and a number of others. Now we know us A, i D, pushed forward these mRNA products I'm going to call them

for ostensibly preventing COVID disease. And unfortunately those products were promoted without adequate pre clinical or clinical studies that normally would take up to a decade, and not too surprisingly a number of unexpected consequences let's say, you know, the technical term would be adverse events which include death by the way ensued and nobody was allowed to question it,

and nobody was provided informed consent. I think the most powerful statement I've heard come out of d C about all this was a Secretary Hegsworth, the Defense Secretary of Defense. Hegsworth's comment that these were never licensed, the products that were deployed in the d D, and these mandates were illegal. So that's that's where things stand right now. DC remains in deny, denial over what they have their fingers all over. I mean, Tony Fauci didn't do this in a vacuum.

It was actively enabled by many powerful people in both houses in it.

Is it the RNA type of vaccine that in and of itself poses these challenges or that just that they didn't get it right as to whatever particular disease state they were working on. Because if all this information suggests mRNA based treatments are dangerous, why in the hell would they push to advance them on the general population.

be said. But it's true. It's another unfortunate truth. But you ask why why all the impetus for this is a number of them, and one of them is that this represents a whole new domain for product development, which basically creates a gold rush for pharma because they can circumvent prior art and prior patents by using this new technology or composition of matter, which is now freely available because the patents that I worked on back in the

late eighties and early nineties have all expired. So the fundamental underlying tech that underpins all of this is now public domain because the patents have expired. So for pharma,

this is a gold rush. And the positioning has been from the let's say, by defense industrial complex that this technology will scratch there it solve a major pain point, which is that it takes up to a decade to develop a new vaccine, and that it's the combination of those two things, the gold rush and pharmacy perception that this represents a whole big area of commercial opportunity, and the logic that this solves this huge problem that it takes a decade to develop a new vaccine and we're

constantly bombarded by all this fear promoted fear from the industry that we're going to get overwhelmed by highly pathogenic infectious diseases coming out of the jungle because of global warming. I mean, the narrative just goes.

Those will be subject to obligations to do clinical trials, and if history is any guide, then they'll probably fail in the clinical trials and never be rolled out.

against a true placebo or negative control. Right. The industry hates this because they have been masking some of the adverse events associated with a wide variety of vaccines which are intrinsically inflammatory by comparing them to other vaccines rather than comparing them to a true control This is the book Turtles All the Way Down, is just a fantastic discussion of how this has been built and what the modern consequences are. It's kind of a house of cards

that's been built up over decades. And I got to admit I bought into that. I bought into the logic that it was unethical to test a new vaccine against a true placebo. This is what I've been taught again and again and again. It was all drilled into you. But I've come to recognize that that was wrong, that ethically, that logic is flawed.

was rolled out for the purposes of population control. I've talked to some physicians who know about thousands of patients who lost their babies in utero and mothers of head at menstrual problems and things along. So is perhaps something is there a connection there?

population control, you'll realize that this is a real thing. Okay, that the connecting that federal policy position about really depopulation to what happened here is speculation.

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