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seven thirty Americans for Prosperity. I guess they were at the farm last night for those folks who went there doing that final push for door knockers and volunteers. You two can help, and it's not too late. I know the clock is ticking. We're heading very fast. It's wward election day. It's very very fast. So Donovan and Neil seven thirty Afpaction dot Com if you want to go ahead and sign up, if you got a couple hours of time at any given week between now an election day,

they can use your help. Looking forward to hearing from Cribbage, Mike ak aka submarine or Mikey's sent me pictures from the closing ceremonies. We'll welcome home ceremony last night from CVG for the honor flight. Oh my god, looked like probably a record breaking crowd there, thanks to everybody who was able to make it. He estimated the crowd was like twenty five hundred people, and I think they had

it pegged it around twenty three hundred last time. I don't know who does the head counting or whether it's just estimates, but boy, the pictures are really impressive. And I am sure that the eighty three plus minus veterans that were on the honor flight probably had their allergy outbreak, which is a beautiful thing, if you know what I'm talking about. Seven forty on the program this morning and

power you John Neil. We talked to Joe Ashbrook yesterday, Joe at the Federalist Society talking about the really important Supreme Court cases, recent ones too, and just wonderful developments if you believe in limited government and the reality of the Constitution as a document that limits the power of

government as opposed to expand it. John O'Neil is going to be talking about the founding father, John Hancock specifically, so we'll hear from John O'Neill on John Hancock at seven forty little insight into the seminar which has taking place tonight ten pm. Log in from home or show up at two twenty five Northern Boulevard. Allison Feening Benning,

owner of a Pinpoint Behavioral Health solution. Alison's going to join us at eight oh five, serving those who serve mental health for veterans, and we'll talk about what they do at Pinpoint Behavioral Health at eight oh five. And of course it being Thursday. Yay. I heard MEDIAVA SNAXT where Jay Ralow joins program every Thursday at a thirty two talk aviation issues. Always enjoy talking with you. Looking forward to hearing from Cribbage mikey City would probably call

in around five thirty. Mike, if you're out there, feel free to call anytime. I can't wait to hear how awesome the welcome home ceremony was. But you two can call on if this topic you want to talk about. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk pound five fifty on AT and T phones. Always remember never forget fifty five KRC dot com when you can't listen live or oh wow,

did I hear that right? You want to hear it again, or you want to get a book, Head on over to fifty five gar See dot com. Of course Wednesdays Meeting Judgement Platano and of course also the initial discussion about the empower you seminar with Joe Ashbrook, really insightful conversation with him. You can hear that at fifty five care Sea dot com. And does ballot language affect how you vote? We talk with a researcher from the Ohio State University on Yes, it does for low information voters.

The more difficult and complicated the ballot line language, less likely it is that people will vote for it, which makes perfect sense if you have a reality that you have been living with, like right now in the state of Ohio. Whether you care about gerrymandering or not, whether you think it's an important issue or not, it probably if it does impact you, it probably didn't register in your mind that it's impacted you, unless you're a Democrat.

But does how the legislative districts and how they're drawn and reallocated from time to time impact your day to day life? Probably pretty low on the things that you are concerned about scale. With that in mind, you go into the voting booth. As the researchers pointed out in this if you are faced with something extremely complicated to read and understand, for even those of the law degree, you tend to reject it. You're like, wait a second,

what am I getting myself into? This looks very complicated, and so how about I just go with status quo, which is a no vote, And that'd be a okay

with Issue one in the state of Oisle. So just vote no. If it looks complicated, vote no. If you've read it and you understand how it works, you have an even more greater reason to vote no. And if you look at who's behind the funding, you might raise a jaundice eye of suspicion or skepticism over Wait a minute, why is it all these left winging organizations that are funding Issue one? Who is this Swiss guy who's shoved in millions and millions of dollars for an Ohio issue?

facing sexism and racism from black men. Let that sink in. Anyway, She was on CNN asked a comment about Georgia pastor Jamal Bryant, who's also got a rather interesting background. Anyway, full stop misogyny is still real in our community, Jamal Brian had said. And our community. When Jamal Brian is saying that, he is referring to the black community, lest it be you know, is there any confusion out in

the listening audiences? Want to make that pretty clear. So we got to address it head on and not act like it doesn't exist. The reality is, if black men had voted, Stacy Abrams would be governor that from Georgia

pastor Jamal Bryant. So with that background, Stacy Abrams agreed with his assessment that sexism and racism remained very pertinent issues, but she didn't quite say that black men have not been supporting Harris enough because I know it just shocked to everyone, but sexism remains real and a very pertinent issue. But I want us to be really clear that Kamala Harris is doing very well with black men. Black men

are the second strongest cohort of Democratic voters. What we're seeing, she went on, though, though, is that she is showing them due respect by actually speaking to their issues. I thought this was rather interesting, and those issues differ from other cohorts. I'm not quite certain why there is this panic about black men voting. They vote, In fact, they vote more than their counterparts, counterparts in any other community.

For Democrats, the elephant in the room is that fewer of them are siding with Kamala Harris when asked directly who they're planning on voting for. However, she went on, we do have to acknowledge that there is sexism, there is racism, there are challenges in our electorate. Then that's why it's so important that Kamala Harris is going everywhere and talking to everyone. Pause for a moment, but what is she saying?

through my mind. She's not saying a damn thing anyway. So but she is going around everywhere and talking to everyone, says Stacy Abrams. And I can't argue with that. It's just that you're not getting anything that's well comprehensible out of her mouth. To CNN last night, Stacy said she respects voters, she meets them where they are, and she refuses to be told that she has lost a cohort, lost a community simply because she's different. Well and right there,

Stacy Abrams, that says absolutely nothing. And the poles got a lot of new poles out indicating that, well, Kamala Harris being out there and talking to all these different communities, meeting them head on as Stacy Abrams pointed out, not helping her. Sure poll numbers are dropping, So remain optimistic as we approach November. At least I'm trying to very difficult in this environment to remain optimistic when yeah, even wow, that's actually Trump's ahead in a national poll now Wall

Street ronal poll, national poll. Remember, those are the ones that we always are told to ignore because we have an electoral college that does acknowledge the existence of the

flyover states, and thank god our founders anticipated that. But even in a national poll, if you got Donald Trump ahead two points, that factors in the reality that they are polling with cities like Chicago and New York and Los Angeles and San Francisco, all these huge population cities that tend to dominate the national polls, making it always look like the Democrats or the most popular folks, not

when you've had in the electoral college. But oh, low, and behold Donald Trump now ahead in the national poll five sixteen fifty five. Care see the talk station stick around?

Steve calls me the other day. He's a little bit perturbed. Went in and voted, and right after he voted, he laid his ballot out on the little voting booth and took a picture of it, much to the chagrin of one of the poll workers there, who came over in immediately screaming at him, saying, you just combtted a fellony.

never been trained on that. I did some research while I was talking on the phone with him because he was wondering whether or not there was a law in the book, saying yes, there is in fact a law since nineteen ninety seven, it is a fifth degree felony for you to take a picture of your ballot. However, has pointed out in the reporting going way back, the Secretary of State's offer does not enforce the rule for

all of those who have been trained. I imagine like my wife and Steve, both trained poll workers, been through all that all before, have never been told it is a felony to take a picture of the ballot. Now, the genesis behind the rule or the law that's on the book still why, I don't know, considering modern times is and if you consider ninety seven, probably if I recall correctly before, you know, cell phone pictures and the like. Regardless, the point was it was in order to prevent or

help negate voter intimidation. So hypothetically speaking, you're a member of a union, your union boss says you've got to vote this way, and you don't want to. Now, you may have gotten pressure by the union boss, for example. I'm not just being critical of unions. I'm making this up. The laws on the books though, because well this apparently had gone on enough, take a picture of your ballot to prove that you did, in fact vote for the

candidate that I'm telling you you must vote for. So in order to prevent intimidation from happening, it's a felony to take a picture of your ballot. Now, Obviously, in these modern times, most notably modern times that have mail in voting, they could pressure you right there. Listen, you will request a mail in ballot. I will be there when you fill it out, put a stamp on it,

and put it in the envelope and mail it. I will be there when you place it into a USPS mailbox, so you can't take it out of your own mailbox and change the vote. See my point is, bottom line is though it's still on the books. And if you run into a jerk poll worker who starts screaming at you because you took a picture of your ballot, they're a jerk. They're not supposed to be enforcing it. The Secretary of State's office is not asking anyone to enforce it.

But it is a law considered accordingly and according to the sense, quires Victoria Morewood reporting on it. What is it? What you can and cannot do at the election site? Right? No loitering outside allowed inside polling places, so don't hang

out and have a cocktail after you're done voting. Those who can enter the polling place, election officials, observer as police officers, people reviewing the eleven am or four pm list of registered electors, voters, members of the media ooh, children accompanying voters, and any person assisting another person who

is voting. Members of the media. Joe, are you a member of the media, I would say you are, yeah, And honestly, in this day and age, I'd say literally, anyone who is an observer of things going on in life that puts pen to paper or dictates it, or otherwise puts it in a printable, readable or usable form online. Why aren't they members of the media. If I can consume the content and it relates to information perceived or alleged to be factual, are they not reporters? Just like

someone with a journalism degree. Anyway? Two US flags one hundred feet from the entrance that indicates the beginning of the neutral zone, which is a one hundred foot space outside the polling location where there are certain restrictions. Campaigning not allowed in the neutral zone. Think of the demilitarized zone that exists between North and South Korea beyond the flags outside the neutral zone. Yes, you can campaign, you

can petition exit polling. I thought this was interesting. You know, if you get asked pollsters ask questions right after you vote, that's allowed within the neutral zone, But those polsters cannot go inside the polling place, and they're not allowed to wear clothes supporting any given candidate. I'm gonna go ahead and ask the same question as I do. I point out with the journalism. Can I enter the neutral zone and just stand there and ask people how they voted?

If I'm curious to know the makeup or the leanings of the voters over at Good Shepherd Church in Simms Township. Is there anything this specific you have to do to qualify to be in the neutral zone asking questions about post voting. I don't know. Outside the neutral zone, yes, you can hand out water. No, it's not racism to keep people out of the neutral zone trying to sway people's opinions and hand out water or food, things of value. So if you get outside the neutral zone, maybe you

get some free food, water, or even campaign material. So there is the answer to those questions. Go ahead and vote. It's easy to do. It didn't take much time at all, they said. My wife and son, who went together to vote, said the hardest challenge was the traffic once they parked the car in and out in virtually no time. So cheers to the Hamilton County Board of Elections. Can't speak to the other ones, but I'm sure they're all hard

at work. And if you still have to opportunity to be a poll worker, I do believe it's not too late for that. Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty eight hundred two three Talk got a couple of callers calling, including Cribbage Mike, who's going to give us an update

on the awesomeness that was yesterday's honor flight. Stick around right here fifty five car City Talk Station Shelby soon five point thirty one on a Friday Eve, post honor flight Friday Eve and welcome back to the fifty five carse morning show man who was there and can report on all the details. Welcome back my submarine friend Cribbage. Mike. Good to hear from you, Mike.

poll worker choose to attack verbally my friend Steve? Because apparently the guy was pretty much of a jerk about it. I would use different words, but the FCC may be listening. But why, I mean, what was the point of that exercise?

But it allowed me to interact with so many veterans and two anecdotes while we were in DC, when we were at the World War Two Memorial, there was a group of middle school kids from around the Cleveland area and a group of high school kids from Iowa. To a person, every single one of them and I didn't see one chaperone on their own. They saw a gold shirt and they went up and shanked that shook that

hand that I love that I could just see. You know, some of them are even trembling, you know, they're just not used to this. And it was the same way over the Vietnam War. I actually helped in the support element. There's actually an app and anybody that even has a friend or a family member on that wall. It's called Virtualwall dot org, and you can look up the person either by their last name or their city or state where they were from. It'll give you a little history

and most times even a picture. But there was a sixty five graduate of wit Throw High School in our group and he was looking for his classmate. We found him and here he would graduated June sixty five, but was killed in country in March of sixty six. You know, so probably some eighteen nineteen year old kid. And when he etched his name, same thing. I could tell by the way he was holding that piece of paper he knew that guy again, you know, just so powerful. And

then they have that welcome home ceremony last night. And I got that stat from some CBG people because that area is used. I guess we're set up and stuff and so you know, yeah, it's a ballpark, just like the National Park Service and stuff, you know when they have demonstrations on them all or whatever. But just literally it's getting deeper and deeper. And one thing I noticed, and I an't told to a couple of our veterans that came back yesterday because he said, oh, I'm coming

back now. I said, have you noticed now over the last three or four flights, how many gold shirts are outside the rope. They're there to say thank you to these vets coming home. They were on flights this year, maybe last year. That's getting more and more. But once again, the school kids, Anderson's soccer team Lakota East is always there with the presence, and I love those kids because

I got a soft part for marines. My dad was a marine World War Two Marine EWO Jima veteran, and in fact, that last picture of the marine and his family he pulled me aside because we only had eight marines. There were sixty three Vietnam vets on the flight. Excuse me, eighty three out of the eighty five. So throughout the day, I always love you sharing stories with these marines. So this one here that I had met throughout the day. He pulled me aside. He said, Mike, Mike, how did

this all happen here tonight? Talking about the welcome home he said, littally is he his words? He said, this is what I've seen like the World War Two victory parades. I said, you're absolutely the right because finally, area of this country, this is our ability to finally give you Vietnam vets. You're welcome home.

And Cheryl and Tom Popp, being the superstars that they are, they put that in a shadow box that has been on every single flight over the last eighteen years. We always put it up on the Ohio pillar there in the World War two one more in his honor, and everybody always wants their picture by it. So the Channel nineteen A reporter was interviewing me about that because I carried it around all day, was showing the utmost reverence and same way I could not get through the interview.

Oh yeah, it's just so so powerful.

Atlantic and all these left wing rags. So anybody's got any rags ed like burn? Let us know. We're gonna get a drum set up and just you know, sit around and enjoy the fire.

publicity is good publicity. Maybe Atlantic is trying to boost the number of people actually click on their website or maybe still buy a print copy of their edition by printing a bunch of crap, and then everybody in the mainstream media goes around and starts screaming about how much crap it is. So I don't know, I don't think that's a recipe for success, But then again, I don't really know anybody who reads The Atlantic anymore. Bobby, always

a pleasure hearing from you, my friend. You take care and keep the faith flag, family and freedom flags flying. And flamethrowers. That's right, Elon Musk. Flamethrowers specifically get to have one. Thanks sure to Elon Musk. Over the stack is Stu. But a fourteen year old Florida boy killed himself after a lifelike Game of Thrones chat bot he'd been messaging for months on an artificial intelligence app send him what is described as an eerie messages telling him

to quote come home close, quote to her. According to a lawsuit file.

on the show, Thank you Joe. Since I didn't watch any of it, not a single episode didn't appeal to me. I outgrew Tolkien too, like when I was in seventh grade. I'm sorry anyway. Apparently, months prior to his death he was doing this and including several chats that were actually sexually charged in Nature's Others where he expressed suicidal thoughts.

Court of the Lawsuit, Court of the Papers. At least on at least one occasion when Suell expressed suicidality to the chat Ai character, it continued to bring up through the chatbot over and over, so once engaged in the suicide, conversation, the AI caught onto it and kept bringing it up. At one point, the bot asked the kid if he

had a plan to take his own life. To the greenshots of the conversation that's in quotes, Seuell responded that he was considering something but didn't know what it would do, whether it would work out, or if it would allow him to have a pain free death. Then, during their final conversation, the team repeatedly professed his love for the bot, telling the character, I promise I will come home to you.

I love you so much, Danny Wow. When the team responded, what if I told you I could come home right now, the chatbot replied, please do, my sweet king, and seconds later, Suell shot himself with his father's handgun. The parents filed the suit or the mom did. I don't know where mom was during the period of time he was spending all the time engaged in this conversation with an artificial

intelligence bot, Joe. I don't know that she actually entered the room had a conversation, maybe reminding him that he was talking with an artificial intelligence creature. Maybe maybe she didn't perhaps sit down and have a broader conversation about the dangers and addictions to social media. Maybe she wasn't paying attention to a suicidal ideation, but she filed a life lawsuit. Right here, got reporting on it. Chatbots fault yep by forty seven. If I have care see the

talk station. No, I am not making fun of someone who's committed suicide. That child obviously extraordinarily challenged, challenged exacerbated by social media. Parents, pay attention to what your children are doing. Please, Dear God for the sake of them and humanity, stick around me right back.

They're wrapped up and done. Chuck Ingram on fifty five KRC the talk station by fifty one fifty five KRC the talks Station. Happy Friday, ah my friend Maureen in Florida. She said, my father said the day of his honor flight was one of the best days of his life, and when he passed away, we honored his request to have donations made to honor flight instead of flowers.

are you doing that. Let's find out together, shall we. Michelle Marie Goodman, thirty one years old, made headlines in March. She was arrested accused of facilitating an attack on an inmate by doing nothing to stop it. It's kind of like Epstein, right, even laughing after the January sauld unfolded the very same January Well, the police department alleges that she committed felony sex offenses in a staff bathroom area

while on the job. Courn to police. Earlier this month, she Hous detectives were made aware of a possible custodia misconduct at the green Hill Juvenile Correctional Facility involving a female corrections officer and a male inmate. During the detectives investigation, they learned to Miss Goodman was employed by green Hill as a corrections officer and during the time had sexual relations with a twenty three year old male inmate. Uh huh.

That's a third Greenhill employee arrested in a sexual misconduct case this year. They said. Under Washington law, first degree custodial sexual misconduct occurs when a corrections employee has sexual intercourse with an inmate who reasonably leaves the perpetrator has the ability to influence the terms, conditions, length, or fact of incarceration or correctional supervision. That's a pretty broad category of stoff. Bottom line, can't have sex with the inmates.

I don't know why he just doesn't say that. According to the local news, Goodman had the vulnerable vulnerable victim record their illicit prison bathroom sex encounters. Images allegedly showed her in compromising positions. Was it like kamas Sutra that came back to Unter in the lawsuit, which claims she repeatedly wanted to be filmed performing a particular sexual act as well as having intercourse and use her position of power to make that happen. There's some weird people out in the world.

guy he was, helped serve the Appalachian community. I don't give much details about how he drove a lawnmower into an empty swimming pool. That's kind of just disturbing for a stack of stupid and this is really dumb litigation. Myth number forty five, your claim must have merit. Wildwood, New Jersey. Apparently there's a good chance you've heard the voice of a woman named Floss Stingle saying, quote, watch the tram car please, a recording she made in nineteen

seventy one. She said a man I was dating at the time work for the well the the folks who owned the tram cars, and I just spoke into a recorder and it's been used ever since. Apparently they play this six thousand times a day in the summertime. She's now suing because she's never been paid for uttering those words watch the tram car please back in nineteen seventy one, apparently before the nineteen seventy two Copyright Act was even a law. She wants to get paid. Okay, good luck

with that one. Five fifty six five care see these dogs days? Was there a contract? No, there wasn't. Stick around plenty to talk about the six o'clock. I would love to hear from you two. If you feel free or if you're interested, feel free to call. I'll be right back after the news. You are twenty twenty four election headquarters.

Republican candidates. Generally speaking, it's an easy job and apparently by all accounts, according to Donovan, people are really happy to talk about it. It's not like a difficult situation. You're not going to be necessarily challenged by some angry resident. Most by all accounts, many people are just so well appreciative of the fact that someone actually wants to get their personal opinion on the matter. So, anyway, Donald, give

us an update on that. At seven thirty, they're trying to hit one million doors here in the state of Ohio and in their efforts to get folks like Bernie Marino elected, and they were at last it's three quarters of a million, so on their way to success, and you're part of that success. So let's see if we can't get a really involved in AFP action dot com. You can even get involved now. Before Donovan joins the program, Donald O'Neil followed by at seven point forty, John O'Neil,

how about that. Back to back O'Neil's two different guys, two different topics. John O'Neil is going to be discussing founding Father John Hancock, the empower You seminar tonight. We heard yesterday from Joe Ashbrook, Federalist Society Chapter President here in Cincinnati, talking about important Supreme Court cases. So you get John Hancock discussion from John O'Neil along with Joe Ashbrook.

That will be tonight at seven o'clock. Log in from your own home or show up at two twenty five Northland Boulevard and be there Live aight oh five with Alison Fenning, an owner Pinpoint Behavioral Health Solution serving those who served. Mental health tips for veterans. We're going to get those from Allison at at oh five. God bless you American veteran. Thanks again to Cribage Mike for calling up and giving us a recap of last night's welcome

home ceremony at CVG, record setting. Apparently it was about twenty five hundred awesome people showing up to welcome home the primarily Vietnam veterans, finally getting the welcome home they deserve. Jay Rattler, if I heard me, the aviation expert, got a whole bunch of things to talk about with Jay. Hell I could use about two hours time up with Jay, given the topics we've got. That's at eight thirty as

it is every Thursday. You can call as is the opportunity to exist every day here in the Morning Show five one, three, seven, four, nine fifty, five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk pound five fifty on AT and T Funds course immigration dominant topic as we

head quickly to the election. We know where the problem is and Democrats are in a state of denial, denying that was even an issue for so long until word finally got out literally from the four corners of the United States of America, including Lachlan and Springfield and other small towns. Overwhelmed, I mean, given the size of the population before the open borders and after the open borders, there's just one story after another how resources are being

soaked up by illegal immigrants. Towns are overwhelmed. We've got problems, you know, twelve people living in an apartment designed for four sewage problems. As a consequence, we have, you know, hotels,

former luxury hotels packed with illegal immigrants. Hoteliers pretty happy about it, though, because you get the full freight on the room and probably at some point if the illegal immigrants are ever vacating the apartments or the hotels, probably you the American taxpayer will pay for it to have those hotels refurbished and upgraded because of the damage and destruction done by well, folks who are here illegally and don't give a rip about taking care of the place

that they're hanging out in. Yeah, that's a little editorial jab by me. But illegal immigration the core of the problem. So last night CNN town Hall, Kamala Harris asked about her immigration policies. Hum a bit of a problem dealing with it. Anderson Cooper just saying his name kind of makes me have a little bile in the back of my throat. Anyway, let's talk about this compromise bill that you want to pass if you are elected. He said,

You said that it's going to be a priority. It includes six hundred and fifty million fund in funding for the border wall. That's something Republicans one that was part of the compromise under Donald Trump. You criticized the wall more than fifty times. You called it stupid, useless, and a medieval vanity project is a border wall? Stupid? Pretty straightforward question from Anderson Cooper. So here we go while laughing, and we all know Kamala Harris's laugh by now, don't

we cringe inducing it is, so I'll laughing. Let's talk about Donald Trump on that border wall. Of course, fitting over to Trump as she was wont to do pretty much all evening. So remember Donald Trump said, Mexico pay for it, Come on, they didn't. How much of that wall did he build? I think the last number I saw was about two percent. And then when it came time for him to do a photo op, you know, you know, you know where he did it in the part of the wall that President Obama built. Okay, the

question was is a border wall stupid? It wasn't a Please can you explain the history of Donald Trump's connection with the border wall? Had nothing to do with Trump. Of course, she still pivots over to Trump. But if you want to go ahead and do your own independent research, I believe it was twenty eighteen. We were facing a government shutdown. Donald Trump's border wall was part of it. He had wanted. I think it was originally five billion

dollars to build a wall. As they're facing the government shutdown, Donald Trump's insisting that the budget have money for a wall, and they compromised back and forth and went back and forth, and then litigation showed up when Donald Trump tried to use military funds to fund the border wall. You know, kind of like, oh, the Biden administration using FEMA of FEMA money to resettle illegal immigrants in your neighborhood. The Democrats only care about playing fast and loose with your

taxpayer money when it's something that they're concerned about. If they want to do it, they do it all day long. They don't care what you think. But any of that, that's what you got out of her. Cooper actually pressed her a little bit. But you agreed to a bill that would earmark six hundred and fifty million to continue building that I also have to observe six hundred and

fifty million. As much money as that is in real dollars, is still a pretty much paltry drop in the bucket, considering the cost of building the wall and the logistical hurdles and litigation hurdles that everyone faces when trying to accomplish something like border security. Her response to his follow up press and pressing her on that I pledge that I am going to bring forward bipartisan bill to further

strengthen and secure our bardark. Yes, I am. I am going to work across the out to pass a comprehensive bill that deals with a broken immigration system. Well, at least she acknowledged that it's broken. See went on, we need a president who is grounded in common sense and practical outcomes, like you ready, what practical outcome and grounded common sense you think she'll offer in connection with the

border problem? Are you prepared for the answer? I pledge that I'm going to bring forward that bipartisan build a further strength and the scare border. We need a president who is grounded in common sense and practical outcomes like and then you can hear the drum roll, Let's just fix this thing. Let's just fix it.

who could argue with that? I am a guy. I'm so happy that I'm able to find comedy in this, because you know, if I looked at it even a little bit more deeply, I would probably be weeping with concern over our country.

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and Asia, He's concerned about everything. But you know what, he kind of understands that he's the president of the United States, and it's really refreshing, and a couple of weeks from now, yeah, not a couple of weeks from now. I think he will be the president elect once again, So we'll see what happens. But keep your fingers crossed.

I changed my tune a long time ago. I think it has nine to eleven had something to do with it. But right now I have found it troubling to be optimistic because I live in a country where the person running for the most powerful position on the planet, and I am, of course referring to Kamala Harris, actually has a chance of winning. I mean, given what I just read as one illustration among literally thousands, you could point we're just going to fix it. That's that's your answer

to the question. That's what makes me a pessimist. Doug, Welcome to the program. Thanks for calling this morning in a very happy Friday eve to you.

that if she wasn't safe, that she'd be returned. She came home not the greatest of health, but the prayers were answered, and she reunited with a guy that she had gone to grade school with in high school with, and they got married.

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I can't even remember the last time I was at like a McDonald's or something, And the whole idea of even pulling through one of those places kind of brings bile up in the back of my throat. But Frishes, for whatever reason, always stood out for me. But more than a dozen Frishes location apparently going to be closing

here in the Tri State Court records show this. Several eviction cases have been filed against the company, which is Cincinnati base Its reportedlyand Journal News yesterday the Dixie Highway location in Franklin and the Columbus Avenue location eleven and those are expected to permanently close two pm today may not be the only ones. Excuse me, I am still

dealing with the rsv. Courton Hemilon County Court documents. Real estate company N and n REET first filed in eviction notice against Fishes in September over the company's failure to pay over four point five million dollars in rent that's in the complaint. After initial default notices went out in February hearing pushback October thirtieth, actor Fishes said it needed additional time to review and prepare. Real Estate group said October tenth request to schedule in eviction hearing that it

had served twenty seven three day notices to lead. He even filed fourteen eviction notices in multiple southwest Ohio counties, with a lot more on the way. Both the Dixie Highway and Middletown location were among Fishes the first N

and N filed eviction notices. Locations identified in the eviction cases in Hamilton County include forty seven hundred block of Montgomery Road in Norwood, nine thousand block and Plainfield Road in Blue Ash, the nine thousand block Coleraine Avenue, Coleraine Township, and the one near me the twelve hundred block of MESA Montgomery Road in Simms Township, seventy seven hundred Beachmont Avenue location Anderson Township, North Ben Road five thousand block,

and Green Township. The eleven hundred block of Stone Drive in Harrison eleven thousand block Chase Place, Our Chase Plaza Drive in Forest Park and the fifty two hundred block at dal High Road in Dalhigh Township Court documents stated that the rent for fishes in October of twenty four to one point two million, regardless of whether Fishes is occupying six or sixty five properties. That's in the documents.

They also show eviction filings against West Plain Street location in Bethel, State Route twenty eight in Loveland and the North High Street location in Hillsboro. So sad day it is for frishes. Isn't the first time the group of fishes locations in the tri State has closed in a short period of time. Happened previously, Erlanger coming to North College Hill in Spring Grove Village. All closing in the month of April look sounds to me like the beginning

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Log in from the comfort of your own home, Poweroamerica dot org or show up at two twenty five Northland Boulevard and participate and live standing on the shoulders of giants. I quite often do acknowledge it all day long, because there are some people who articulate things far better than I ever could hope to. And one of those guys, Dan Henninger from the Wall Street Journal, and you know, points out the obvious bait and switch, which is the headline of the op ed Peace Democrats run a bait

and switch in the twenty twenty four Senate elections. It's not just the Senate elections, of course, presidential election too, where Kamala Harris is hiding as much as she can from her left wing record. Why might she do that? You really believe in that, and you think it's where the American people want to be. Wouldn't you proudly talk about your left winging street cred, wouldn't you? Why are they running away from it? Maybe it's because we don't want it? Who's the fascist?

It's such nonsense. Read the damn definition of fascism anytime someone utters it and see if you can figure out a way in which Donald Trump is a fascist and the left aren't fascist? Are the ones that dictate the terms of conditions of your life, including whether or not it's because you're excelation. She was killing the planet, Green New Deal, whatever it happens to be. It's for the children, you know, you hear those words, and you immediately know

that your freedoms and liberties are in serious jeopardy. Go okay, now that I got that out of my system. In advance of Dan Henninger's words. In two thousand and eight, Barack Obama campaign towards the center and one sixty percent of the moderate vote. Mister Obama left the moderates at the altar and governed from the left. Joe Biden ran in twenty twenty's presidential campaign towards the center, explicitly away from Bernie Sanders progressive politics. Remember when they stole it

from Bernie. Biden governed further left than the Obama presidency. Kamala Harris running yet another slide to the right election strategy appealing to anti Trump Republicans. The vote for Nicki Haley was reasonable. Republicans voting for Ms. Harris will as always be left in the larch. It'll be more rational if they just wrote in their own names for president. On to the US Senate, where multiple Democrats are running the same O'biden, Obama, Biden, Harris Baden switch, in fact

moving to the center. As an understatement, some of the Democratic candidates have slid all the way toward Trump. MAGA land ads running in Wisconsin by Senator Tammy Baldwin and in Pennsylvania by Bob Casey feature political affinities with Yes Donald Trump. In Pennsylvania, where Republican Dave McCormick is closing in on Senator Casey's lead, and ad for the incumbent says he's sided with Trump to end NAFTA and put

tariffs on China to stop them from cheating. Wisconsin Senator Baldwin virtually tied in her race against businessman Eric Hoved. Her ad says she quote got President Trump to sign

her Made in America Bill close quote who knew. Three other tight races focused on Democrat candidate's minds on the right placed the Trump trending votes are being made in Michigan by Representative Elissa Slotkin running against geop's Mike Rodgers, Montana sen John Tester trailing former Navy Seal Tim Sheehy, and in Ohio were Senator Schared Brown, a man of the left ninety nine percent of the time, is contending with Bernie Moreno. The five thirty eight polling average has

Senator Brown now in his third term. One point six points ahead of Moreno. Anyone harboring hopes that these campaigns suggest a return to party moderation, as more than a few lifelong Democrats might wish, needs a reality check. Recent ears, the two most visible moderates Senate Democrats were were Joe

Mansion to West Virginia and Arizona's Christen Cinema. Because both supported fiscal restraint and opposed eliminating the filibuster, they became pariahs in their own party, hounded by left wing activists. Public vilification has become the party's essential tactic for keeping members in line. In twenty twenty two, Senator Cinema changed her party registration independent and this year gave up. The Democrat running now to fill her Arizona Senate seat is

Progressive Representative Reuben Gallego. Nothing new here. Recall how in the mid two thousands, Democrats outsized the late Connecticut Senator Joe Lieberman, who had been an a al Gores running mate. In two thousand. Six years later, the party's left mounted a successful primary challenge the Lieberman. A supporter of the war against Addam Hussein and vocal opponent of cultural progressivism.

Lieberman one re election as an independent hah. Even more distant memory is when US national security interests in the Senate were led by prominent Democrats, a stellar history that ran from the nineteen fifties onward with Washington's Henry Scoop Jackson, George's Sam Nunn of Virginia's Chuck Robb Other than perhaps the Virginia Senator Mark Warner, Today there are few prominent Democratic voices on defense policy. Democrats center of gravity, and

the Senator's shifted decisively to the activist left. Policy goals are now set by Senators like Elizabeth Warren, Sheldon Whitehouse, Bernie Sanders, Jeff Burkley, Kristen Gillibrand, Raphael Warnock, and Dick Durbin. Their most famous alumn is former California Senator and now presidential candidate Kamala Harris. Majority of leader Chuck Schumer. Schumer, whose Brooklyn residence has been routinely besieged by protesters regarding Godza, abortion,

climate corporatism, is now a man of the left. In full. Much of this might be considered an exceptional pitch and roll of American politics, save for this statement on voting to kill the filibuster from former Senator Schumer during the August Democrat Convention, quote, we got it up to forty eight, but of course Cinnemon Mansion voted no. That's why we

couldn't change the rules. Well, they're both gone, which is to say that except for Senator's Mansion in Cinema, every Democratic Senator would have voted to make all legislation passable with the simple majority of fifty one points or fifty

if Tim Wallas becomes vice president. If any of the Democratic candidates now presenting themselves to their state voters as Trump leaning centrists were to join a Schumer led majority, the odds all would vote to eliminate the filibuster, opening the floodgates the passage of the left's long time dream on list the post filibuster legislative game. Plans became been in the works for years. Obama, in a twenty twenty speech, set a priority with the simple majority vote would be

statehood for the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Adding four virtually permanent Democratic Senate seats with a wave of a filibuster free one would likely guarantee party control over the US judiciary at every level. Debt be damned federal spending Medicare for All and lowering the voting age of sixteen exclamation point from Dan Hanninger. These matters will be decided on November fifth. You can vote now, Get out and vote six forty eight A fifty five K see

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or Attorney General? Rather, I should ask Tennessee's Attorney general at the hard at work and of course having some success in terms of illegal immigrants, Tennessee Attorney General's office announced that their efforts and the governor's efforts, along with other lawmakers, successfully and ultimately stopped US Immigration and Customs enforcements plan to release illegal immigrants into the state of

Tennant Tennessee, including convicted criminals. Their ag Jonathan Scurmetti, announced yesterday that after a lawsuit was filed by his office, ICE was forced to produce previously undisclosed information about the agency's planned release of thousands of detained immigrants, including convicted criminals. Fox News reporting on this, Thank you. Stephanie price Over

at Fox News. IF office said had obtained hundreds of pages of documents shedding light on federal authorities since abandoned plan to transport potentially thousands of single adult immigration detainees

into Tennessee. Findings originated from a twenty twenty two discovery by the Governor's office when it learned that ICE had been coordinating with local immigration rights groups you know those NGOs that your taxpayer dollars are funding, as well as Nashville officials to release large numbers of detainees into the state before the anticipated termination of the Title forty two under the Public Health Order. We see it coming. Let's start working with officials, I said, Let's get these folks

into Tennessee. According to ag Scrimeddi, the federal government's single most important job is to keep danger there's people out of our country, and instead it has led killers and rapists illegally cross our border and walk free in our streets or on our streets. Apparently, the records show that ICE has planned to release the migrants into Tennessee derailed after a pushback from Republican Governor Bill Lee and Republican Senators Marsha Blackburn and Bill Haggerty, and ultimately it was

stopped through successful litigation by Tennessee's Attorney general. Out loud question, consider Lachlan. The problems got there Spring Springfield and the problems we have there, and the silence is rather deafening from the Governor's office, isn't it. Where's our lawsuit? Where's our efforts to stop this unchecked flow of humanity into the state of Ohio? Ask yourself that question. Six fifty

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he just put up on Facebook. Cherry and I honored a veteran yesterday by voting early. To this day, I still get chills voting knowing others cannot do. So there you have your American veterans to thank, and thanks to my veteran friend Curbbage. Mike is what I'd liked to call him. Mike was at the honor fly yesterday, actually went on it, gave us a report from the ceremonies before they took off, and then he called this morning.

So if you're interested, it was a record turnout. Thank you to everyone who shut up at CVG last night. Apparently twenty five hundred people according to the CVEG calculations based upon the size of the crowd, so that will be a record setting event. God bless the American veteran. Lots of tears of joy and happiness there, and wonderful for every parent out there who brought children to that awesome event. Back over to yesterday's conversation with Anderson Cooper

Kamala Harris on the border. I just I couldn't get over her comments about the border, most notably the border wall. I brought this up earlier in the program. He was pressing her. You know, listen, you agreed to a build a dear mark six hundred and fifty million dollars to continue building the wall that you said more than fifty times was stupid when Donald Trump was pressing for it. Do you still think it's stupid? Basically was the nature of the question. You agree that, well, six hundred and

fifty million dollars is a good idea. Her response, I pledge that I'm going to bring forward that bipartisan build a further strength and secure our border. Yes, i am. I'm going to work across the aut to pass the comprehensive buil that deals with a broken immigration system. And here you go, here's the intellectual genius that is Kamala Harris offering her solution to the problem. We need a president who is grounded in common sense and practical outcomes, like,

let's just fix this thing. Let's just fix it. Why is there any ideological perspective on this, Let's just fix the problem.

Why is it that toward the end of his presidential term, Joe Biden basically waives his executive pen and curbs the flow of illegal immigrants. It dropped from like twelve thousand a day down to roughly three or four thousand. So why her response, You're exactly right, Anderson, as of today, we have cut the flow of immigration by over half. In fact, the numbers I saw most recently illegal immigration. It's kind of left it dangling there. That was her

full sentence. Well, so Cooper presses, if it was that easy without executive action, or without executive action, why not do it in twenty twenty two or twenty twenty three? Her response, because we were working with Congress and hoping that actually we could have a long term fix to the problem instead of a short term fix. Note that she called it a fix, and it is, isn't it? Have you can knocked the number of illegals flown into our country by you know, the heck a sizeable percentage.

You have fixed it to a certain degree. How about a baby step? I mean, her part is that she thinks we need the whole Enchilada. Whatever her vision is, and mind you, she hasn't stated it, except she has now gone on record that say we need a humane immigration policy, including here it is a pathway to citizenship. She said that the other day on MSNBC, we need

a pathway to citizenship. So in her mind, whatever bipartisan compromise is going to come out us, I mean you could get one, is going to include a pathway to citizenship which runs in their flies in the face of a lot of people's concerns that, yeah, but what about all the people who've actually done it the legal way, the proper way, the way that takes way to too long, but people still do it, wait around ten years to

finally get their reproval to get citizenship. Nah, let them come in illegal and go ahead and wave them on in held with the citizenship laws. Anyway, if it was that easy without executive action, Widening did it sooner because we wanted a long term solution instead of a short term fix. He said, you couldn't have done one and both at the same time. That's pretty good for Anderson Cooper considering how far left he is. And here's our

brilliant response to that thing. I think we did the right thing pause getting rid of Trump's border security measures Day one, massive influx of humanity, roughly fifteen million or so.

Some say more, some say less, but let's just call it millions and millions of people that would have not come in into the country, only to wait till all this political opposition against the administration reaches a boiling point, so much so that, in an effort to get re elected, Joe Biden puts Trump's policies back in by waiving the executive pen, stopping the flow of immigrants or at least slowing it to some degree. Going back to her response to Anderson Cooper, I think we did the right thing.

So all of that was the right way to go, and not doing anything allowing this to happen was the right thing. She went on, and but the best thing that can happen for the American people is that we have a bipartisan that we have bipartisan work happening. I guess people are discussing immigration somewhere behind the scenes. Nothing accomplished, Nothing's going to get accomplished under this particular administration right now. And I pledge to you that I will work across

the how to fix this long standing problem. I think the America and people are demanding it on both sides of the aisle. Now, to me, that is a stark and frank admission that the Republicans are on the right side of this if the left is moving as I mentioned with that Dan Henninger article, and it's a pretty obvious thing, the left, in order to get elected senators and representatives are pushing a more conservative agenda out in

their political advertising. They're actually running away from the policies that they have been preaching on and enacting since day one of this administration, only to find out that we the American people don't like it. Both sides of the isle are demanding a fix, and that fix means stopping the flow of humanity. Kamala, and you could have done it on day one by not getting rid of the Trump protections that we had while you work towards your

bipartisan solution. Okay, we put a lid on it to the best we can with the current resources we have. We're going to keep it down to a couple thousand people a day, and there's no way in God's green Earth we could ever stop the flow of humanity, because you know there are people who don't go through border crossings. They escape and go around them, known gottaways. But at least you wouldn't be faced with this challenge. This will bigger,

this existential threat. So many neighborhoods are going through. How the hell do we fund our schools? How do our children learn in schools? Well, we've got to dedicate all these resources to deal with people who don't speak English. We don't have enough housing in this country for our own population. Where are all of these new fifteen to twenty million however, many millions of people, where are they sleeping?

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have been Hollywood movies on a Twilight Zone episodes. What if you could go back in time and you could kill Hitler? You had the opportunity to kill him before he unleashed the Holocaust on humanity? Right, those thought exercises, those you know sort of hmm, what would you do from a moral and ethical standpoint. There's a lot of people out there that buy into that and say, well, yeah, that's a good idea. But look at the four years he was president, Mike. When did he act like Hitler

when he was president? I mean remember when Yeah, remember when he unleased the military and the American people and he started rounding people up of different political persuasions. Yeah, all that right, Yeah, I appreciate the call, Mike. Oh sure, happy to hear from you. Well, and it's apparently not inuring to Harris's benefit. Trump now ahead in a national poll. Wall Street Journal did a poll and a Nash this isn't the battleground states. This is one of the one

national polls where the Democrats always come out on top. Well, he's passed her up by two points, now leading Harris forty seven to forty five in the national poll. They said, the survey suggests the performance of Kamala Harris perhaps has undermined some of the positive impressions that people had at the outset when Kamala Harris was ahead of Donald Trump in the national poll conducted by the Wall Street Journal.

Going back to the comments yesterday in front of Anderson Coopter, further enshrining the idea that yes, Kamala Harris is a blithering idiot. Viewsa Harris unfavorable. She's down at her lowest unfavorable rating court of the Journal's poll eight percentage points fifty three unfavorable perception of Harris to forty five who

actually think that they have some favorable opinion. They gave Harris the worst job rating as vice president in the three times the Journal has asked the question about it since July, approving and fifty four percent disapproving on her job performance. And now in answering the question you better off now than you were four years ago they asked that question. Apparently voters now viewed DONALDS Trump's time as president more positively than any point in this election cycle.

Fifty two percent approval and forty eight percent disapproval, and we're talking about his time in office. Fun statistics on that. And in the baut Around station. We got a whole bunch of different polls to do real quick here, and we all know what polls are like, So get a load of some of these. In Arizona apparently polling pretty well. Insider advantage poll showing Trump with a forty nine and

a half percent to Harris's forty seven percent. Separate survey from High Ground Public Affairs released on Tuesday show Trump leading forty six point eight to her forty six point two. That is, in a two and a half percent improvemnment for Donald Trumps he used to be behind over Georgia Trump Atlanta Journal Constitution's last survey of its people before the election, trump forty seven to Harris's forty three. In the battleground state Michigan Quinipiac University poll release yesterday, they

have Harris ahead forty nine forty six. And see, I threw a flag on that one because Michigan, remember chock full of a whole bunch of automobile workers who are all going to lose their job under Kamala Harris's green policies. Trafalgar Group shows Trump ahead in Michigan forty six to forty four point two, So choose your poll insider advantage pole. In Nevada virtual tie, Trump just slightly had forty seven

point nine to her forty seven point seven. AARP poll also released out of Nevada on Tuesday, Trump ahead forty seven forty six over to North Carolina Trump forty eight point seven to two Harris's forty six point three, says the on Point Read Eagle Politics So Cow Strategies poll, which was released Tuesday in the wake of Hurricane Helene's damage. The poll found Trump has a forty nine to forty four percent edge over Harris on who would be better

handling things in a crisis. Yeah, they're living through it right now. I guess they're not real happy with the Biden administration's performance on that. Pennsylvania must win state Trump fifty point three to Harris's forty eight point two, says Quantus Insight poll, which was released on Monday. Trafalgar Group released a poll on Sunday showing Trump ahead forty six point three to forty three point three for her. And finally, Wisconsin battleground state, has Trump and Harris tied at forty

eight forty eight, says Quinnipiac. Looking at the Trafalgar Group poll that was released Monday, again virtual tie Trump, though it had slightly zero point two percent advantage. So there you have it. Probably some of the final polls we're going to see before the election. But things again moving

in Trump's direction slowly but steadily. Will take anything we can get at this point seven twenty six right now, and Donovan and Neil afp action hat on his head, every bit of it, every little bit counts too when you're talking about trying to get Bernie Marino elected and kicking Charit Brown to the curb. Donovan's going to join the program next to talk about how we can all help out and where things stand with the Americans for

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think the advantage would be much greater than that. And maybe behind the scenes, you know, people, I think I'm gonna get your response to this. People are a little reluctant to even say they're Trump's support for fear of getting that you know, liberal knee jerk reaction, which is always just like getting yelled at or being called negative names.

dial in. And I think what we're finding now then as we were, as folks are casting their ballots and they're being bombarded by the TV ads, they're a little more hesitant to say who they're voting for, just sort of the cycle of these things. But I'm optimistic because you know, we target We do a lot of hyper targeting, and so we've got a pretty good idea about voters, voter profiles and the kind of voter they need to get out to vote. And those folks are turning out

and droves a number of them last night. And I've never seen this before, Brian, you know, voters sixty five plus lifetime Republicans. These folks never vote early. They're voting early now. And the reason that one couple gave me last night a vote finishing up in Mathlaw, Iowa, was we have to do it. We have to make sure that we bank our vote and that our vote is there because we can't risk you know, a flat tire before on election day, a flat sign?

on election day. I mean, that's certainly a possibility or in national security experts warn about that and have recently warned about it, even as early as this week.

bank the vote, then you don't have to worry about it. Right, If you've got a beautiful day, a clear calendar, and about thirty minutes to spend to go down and cast your vote, why not get it done, Brian, Just put that vote away. And I think that's what a lot of voters, especially Republican voters this year, are getting real comfortable with and sort of recognizing. Let's just I'm excited. I'm ready to turn the page on Biden. Harris and shared Brown. I'm gonna get that vote in the bank.

on the door knocking count Donovan? I always look for an update for you because I know your goal is a million doors, and I knew you were getting close.

You know, I think we'll get there, but we're in the phase now while we got to keep our head down, just focus on every day working to get every vote out.

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So fairly young men, but unbelievably intellectually superior folks. When you read what they wrote, like the Federalist papers and the actual you know, Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. These were smart, smart people.

And interestingly enough, he has six navy warships named after And I found this out just in a short googling session, and I thought, well, this guy has been immortalized in so many ways, but so many of us have no idea who he is other than he played a role in the fight for independence, but so did others. And he signed his declaration, so did others.

but they won't give up their wealth. So we've got to figure out how to convince them that this is the best thing.

of their religious principles. But then also the Church of England in terms of taxation, citizens and the colonies were forced to pay for the Church of England, which really kind of irked a lot of people and was one of the reasons why we do not live in a theocracy. These in our country.

on your presentation tonight. I'm sure it's going to be fascinating, John Hancock the topic. John O'Neill, appreciate the time you spent with my listeners and me this morning, and we'll look forward to tuning in tonight at seven pm.

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knows all about this. My next guest, Alison Fiening. Allison is a dedicated mental health professional with over a decade of experience in the field of mental health. She founded in twenty seventeen this wonderful organization, Pinpoint Behavioral Health Solutions, which you can find online at PINPOINTBHS dot BHS dot com, where she and her team specialized in providing essential sport support to first responders and military communities. Licensed to practice

in Ohio, Kentucky, and Florida. Nominated for awards and award winning, she is acknowledged as a wonderful professional in the field of mental health. It is a pleasure to have you on the program and thanks for what you're doing for the American veteran.

individual counseling. We have done couples and families. We have several locations. We also have Equine E M d R, the only ones in the area to do Equine em DR, which is freaking amazing.

equine program out in Claremont County. We have a farm with three horses and some days they can act orality because if anyone who knows horses knows they have bold personalities too. And Sabrina does a great job in incorporating the equine EMDR. She is fully licensed and trained and that trained and doing that. And so EMDR uses what's called bilateral stimulation to go back and forth in the hemispheres of the brain to change how an event has

an impacted you. We don't delete the memory, it just reprocess it so it no longer disturbs you or distresses you. So if you think of let's say you're in a car accident or something bad in your life has happened, and anytime you think of it, you get really emotional, or you shake, or you have these maladaptive symptoms. Doing EMDR on its own can help alleviate and eliminate some

of that. Additionally, doing equine is just the whole nother ball game that it's just it's so fascinating in the science and the research behind it, and they're doing that a lot with veterans, and there's different organizations doing it for free with that and it's wonderful.

going to put you on edge. That is going to put you at a high level level of adrenaline for a long, long period of time, and once you're taking out of that environment, it's like you can't shut it off. That's one of the problems you to struggle with post traumatic stress. So again, if you're struggling with that anxiety, the emotion, the adrenaline, the memories of all that, is it attempt to like sort of free your mind of the thoughts and put you in a better place like meditation does it.

heart right up because you're doing some stuff that causes stress. Right, You're no longer going to be associated with the past memories.

and so sometimes it's just brushing. And you can actually do this with your pet at home if you have your pet and pets, you know, especially dogs, if they're on your lap and you're just going back and forth with petting them and you're just back and forth with your hands, that is very similar to the same type of thing that we can do with horses. So horses just bring a totally different element. We're outside, which most of our veterans and responders don't really like being indoors

in an office. They can move around, we can etilize the horse, and then if somebody doesn't want the horse, we also have those typical standard EMDR as well.

we do? He spiraled and so we created this business. Well, when we started looking at the suicide rate between our veterans and our first responders, we identified what's going on beforehand, why are we only stopping them? Believe when it's happening, And so my team and myself we do these things called neckup checkups. There are annual mental health wellness check ins with a mental health professional that we have with our departments to help just hey, what's going on. I'm

actually in the current process of trademarking it. It's been a very long process to trademark. If you've ever trademarked something, it's expensive. And what we have found is in our state and currently in Ohio, there's no set standard for the medical professions to have annual mental health checks. Like when you have a child, you go to your annual wellness check. Well, there's nothing for mental health in different states.

The state of Massachusetts just created a wall in April that it is required or it is approved, that the insurance companies cover annual mental health checks, which is freaking awesome.

And that's very important to me because I want them to understand we get it to some capacity. I'm never going to completely understand if you were over in Iraq. I'm never going to completely understand if you are in a use of force situation, but we at least can understand.

I mean, we see the numbers increasing, and I think the statistical increase in people saying or acknowledging they have mental health issues has been brought about largely because we are now embracing and accepting the concept of seeking some help when we need it. You know, it's like, okay, it's okay to get some help. It's not like the old days when oh my god, you're seeing a shrink kind of thing.

I have a global networking organization that we connect with the responder therapists and military therapists all over the all over the world to help link and resource and connect and like what's going on in this part of the country. You know, there's free services, there's free sessions, there's free there's funders, there's different things that people just don't know

where to go. And so a lot of what I do is that a lot of that legwork from underneath the table of trying to get people connected.

out and enjoy the benefits of these wonderful services. Allison, God bless you keep up the great work.

course reporting about the wonderful, wonderful, record setting turnout. Thanks to all my listeners who brought their children to the event last night, the twenty five hundred plus or minus people that were there, what a glorious thing for American veterans, most notably the Vietnam veterans, eighty of them on that flight, never getting the welcome home ceremony they deserve and certainly got it last night. And according to Cribbage Mike, quite

a few allergy outbreaks, which is to be expected. And thanks again, to everybody who brought their young people out to that wonderful event. And thanks to my friend Maureen who's always me keeping me in the loop. My pattern observer friend Maurene no longer a conspiracy theorist anyways. She want to remind everybody that you get out. The vote. Rally with Bernie Morino and Tucker Carlson's taking place on Sunday. I hadn't mentioned this before, but the door's open at

noon and the event begins at one pm. It's at the Roberts Center, three gayn No Road in Wilmington. You probably have driven past it from time to time, but that's where the event's going to be. So Tucker Carlson and Bernie Marain. I'm glad to see Tucker's joining the Bernie Moreno camp. And then if you are so inclined, you got a RSVP for this one. But if you got fifteen hundred dollars, you and your significant other or individually contribute to Team Moreno fifteen hundred dollars, you'll get

a private photo op with Tucker and Bernie Moreno. So there's another chance of supporting the ma Renos camp while getting a photograph with Tucker Carlson. I got a photograph of Bernie Moreno, so anyway, he's spent at a lot of events I've been at, and vote Moreno, and vote no on issue one too, if I can interject that before we get to of course, iHeart media aviation expert and stock trader extraordinaire. He'll be on next. Of course,

I'm talking about Jay Ratliffe. We are going to get a little insight about the stock market and whether they really indicate which Canada is expected to win and Boeing having even more troubles Jay ra at list next figure out right here. A fifty five K seed talk stasion in the criminal JO nine forecast says we have a Sunday dinner hands today, windy this afternoon, highest sixty six,

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three weeks. My wife has been struggling with the cough. I know I had it. I had the symptoms, the tightness in the chest, the tickling in the throat, and I was getting ready to have Oh no, I only got through. It was less than three weeks for the election. I was saying, I'm gonna have to miss work. I did miss Monday out of an abundance of caution. But I seems like I've dodged a bullet. So thank god on that says I didn't want to miss it a moment.

So this poly market is predicting. At least as of right now, Donald Trump has a sixty three almost sixty four percent favorability rating over Harris, and real money is being placed on this this These are actual bets, and some claim that that is a better predictor than polls, which are biased because people are putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to placing a bet

on the election. But since all this money is foreign, others are arguing that it has no connection with the realities here on the ground in the United States.

so the polls know. I mean, I remember that when in twenty sixteen, when the polls had Clinton in the lead and we were hearing about this massive turnout around the country. I actually bought a stock that night about seven o'clock and after hours trading on the day of the election, thinking, well, the market thinks Clinton's going to win, and if this stock, if Trump wins, this stock is going to go through the roof tomorrow. So I grabbed it and it was up five six eight thousand dollars.

I sold it the next morning, you know, after Trump had won, and because you know, you watch what's going on in the market, and I tell you, if the energy stock starts seeing a lot of activity with people moving money in, that's going to make me feel good.

into green things. I was getting ready to say, you mean companies like Raytheon and other military industrial complex companies, because they're more likely going to benefit from the ongoing wars being waged by the Biden Harris administration, because that's what people expect if there is a war.

And I know that when a president Trump, Reagan or somebody else is in there, they would take it for granted. One of the biggest things I loved about Reagan, if you remember they thought he was crazy, Yeah, And I mean I love that because they never knew what he was going to do. And they look at Trump in many regards as the same way as somebody that don't push h just don't pushing because who knows what's going to happen.

eight thirty four. Let's take a quick break because I don't want to give a short trip to this Boeing story bullet. Oh my god. Yeah, folks, you're definitely gonna want to stick around and hear what's going on. A Boeing of late More with iHeartMedia aviation expert on aviation topics. Next with Jay Ratliff stick right here at fifty five kr CED Dog Station. May you're on the fifty five CAC morning show, compliments the man on the telephone with here with us here this morning, Jay Rattlife. We hear

from him every Thursday. Let's turn over to aviation issues. Boeing's got a lot of problems on its hand, and it's still I guess the Boeing workers said no to the most recent strike, which apparently is going to have a ripple effect impacting spirit. You can address that, but that's not what you wanted to bring to my listener's attention this morning.

company this week. I think yesterday reported a three three bill excuse me, a six billion dollars third quarter loss, and yes their striking workforce decided to turn down a thirty five percent pay raise with sixty five percent.

worried about the Boeing product. And I'm not saying I wouldn't get on a bow aircraft, but I'm simply saying that I really hope that the Federal Aviation Mistation does what they're telling us they're gonna do with regards to aggressive oversight on Boeing. And the reason that I say that is because the FAA told us five years ago that's exactly what they were going to do, and obviously that's not what happened because of all the things that have happened since. So you've got Boeing that seems to

be operating under the premise of arrogance. I'm going to do what I want. I don't care what anybody says, and sometimes with if you listen to the whistleblowers, a complete disregard to anything safety related. So for me, that is that's a concern. And you know it's just as you move forward, you're thinking, good Lord, please just let everything keep going as it's supposed to, because right now Boeing is I don't know what else they make, but

if they made a taxi. I wouldn't get in it if they made a you know, one of these FA approved taxis with it, no pilot not getting all them bad boys, because you just can't trust a name that you've been able to trust your whole life. Boeing used to be the epitome of safety. No one was safe for what they did. No one was more thorough than what they did. Is Boeing and Ryanair, which is the discount version. They're kind of like the Southwest of Europe.

Anytime they get a bowing airplane, they go nose to tail, they look at everything, They pull up the boards, they look at behind panels, and they have found parts, rags, things that have been left behind by Boeing employees in the rush that they've had to get that airplane done. And if you're seeing this, you're thinking, good lord, what else is an issue here that we're.

from that so we can give you more money. And at one time that was to be an okay thing, but now it's like, no, we want the raids and we want that back, and Boeing's simply saying we can't do it. And the last time that there was a Boeing strike, Boeing was coming off their most profitable year ever. So there was a little bit of, I guess, a point that I could see where the employees were digging their heels in.

they've had. This one I simply don't get. You've got a company that is, I guess in their minds, is too big to fail, maybe so because of their connections with the government contracts. But to push a company that is this much in trouble this far just makes me think, what in the heck are you thinking? Because how or do you want to push it. I've seen airlines do that. I've seen airline employees get so mad because the contracts,

the negotiations weren't going the way they wanted. They started driving tugs into airplanes, oops, aircraft damage, you know that kind of stuff. To the point the airline goes out of business and you're thinking, you're idiots to think that there's not going to be some sort of an issue with this as you move forward. But for some people it's like, I'll show you and the next thing you know, they're out of a job.

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care about your service. You are not getting on this airplane until you change that shirt. And it has to be done now.

I have reached out multiple times asking is this your Are you backing this employee with this kind of you know, disdain, obvious disdain against our military men and women, Because there is no way on God's green Earth I would ever have as an ambassador of my company somebody that was obviously, you know, anti military, because look, there are times when I've had to tell people pull them off to the side,

you're gonna have to turn that shirt inside out. It may have had some cusswords, it may have had a naked woman, it might have had you know, something that people just an image that could be offensive. And you know, most passengers are kind of like, you know, but you know, to get on the plane.

would have said something. I'd have been like, this is not how we feel. We're coming up on Veterans Day here in a few days, and this is the image you want to have Delta Airlines with this particular individual. I don't get it now. You may not be able to fire him because of the contract, but put their butt outside dumping labs for about six years, do something to get them away from public contact because this man, as a flight attendant, should never be an ambassador for

Delta Airlines. There's this is this is not Delta, and I cannot believe that they've not yet said anything.

And moving over to Austin where we have another near miss case really becoming a weekly event.

between then and now, something's up. You know, either they're understaffed, undertrained, underqualified, whatever it is, we've got to find out quickly and get it fixed, because Brian, I'm telling you, you cannot have this kind of a situation where you are obviously having a problem, and I'm telling the FAA, I don't want a committee to study it. I don't want anything other than action to find out what it is so

we can get it fixed. A sapp because you've got you've got lives at risk here, and it's just it's we got to find out what happened well quickly.

Empower You. John O'Neil's doing a discussion tonight along with Joe Ashbrook. We heard from yesterday. Who's gonna be talking about some very important Supreme Court decisions, some really good recent decisions, but also John O'Neil talked about he's gonna be speaking about John Hancock, our founding father. That's tonight seven pm. Log in from the comfort of your own home or show up at two twenty five Northland Boulevard, and we finally got a report from Donovan and Neil

Americans for Prosperity, the final push for door knockers. They can still use your help. Even if you only have an hour or two during a week to help out, you can still make a huge, huge difference. Let's get Bernie Marino elected, and let's get Shared Brown packing fifty five care Sea dot com for that. Get you. I heard media app wire there. I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day, folks. Tune in tomorrow Tech Friday with Dave Hatter As always, thank you Joe Strekker for producing the program.

You do a wonderful job, my friend. Have a wonderful day and don't go weake Clenbex coming up.