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IPA fan. I know people. People are either on board with the IPAs or they hate him. It's the same reaction. Oh yeah, or hate those too, hobby. Anyway, blood orange IPA at March First. I'm giving it a props. An interesting alternative and refreshing option. But they had like nine thousand beers there. Matt Damarus from Vets and Bruce was there and at least one veteran got a free beer. Some veterans that were there didn't want a beer they

were offered them, so Vets and Bruce. Great organization and thanks Matt de Marius for showing up listener lunch yesterday. It was good seeing you, as it was good seeing everybody that was there. Good scene, Jo direking the production booth where he belongs and coming up with a fifty five care See Morning Show two hours from now seven

oh five with Merrill candidate Corey Bowman. Hey, Joe, do you know if anybody will look back at see if Corey had any tweets supporting left wing causes or radicals. I'm sure they will, but no, I don't know any Unlike the other guy, I can't remember his name. Who was it, Joe, Oh, Brian Frank, That's right, he was

on the Morning Show. Didn't have a whole lot to say by way of policy, but it's been revealed it He has a lot of tweets that are very very very very very very revealing and in the sense that he's pro as a Democrat. I don't know wolf in Sheep's clothing. I don't know what he's trying to accomplish other than throwing a plant. That's Joe Strecker's conclusion. He may very well be. We've seen those in the past,

haven't we. Christopher Smithman, It is all about that O'Neill speaking of O'Neill's otherwise Donovan Neil seven thirty with Americans for Prosperities Donovan and Neil quote one Small Step Campaign closes quote We're going to learn all about the one Small Step campaign when Donovan joins the program at seven thirty. Looking forward to that. Mary Gray bar with a book debunking FDR Myths about Franklin Den Roosevelt Live On for

the Left. FDR a champion of the working class and the oppressed, suffering abuse as a trader to his class. He gave up lifestyle the Hudson River gentry to lead his country out of the depression and victory against fascism from any on the right. FDR, out of his depth on economics, blood provided Americans with the optimism and confidence necessary to prevail during the depression and gained victory of

World War Two. Debunking FDR the Man and the Myths exposes the suppressed and distorted facts about FDR's life and legends about him promoted by generations of historians. Ooh, that should be a fun conversation. Looking forward to that and that'll happen at eight oh five Fall by iHeartMedia aviation expert Jay Rattle of and speaking of myths and perpetuated lies. Man, I'm telling you, I really enjoyed talking to doctor to doctor Robert Malone his book cy War Enforcing a New

World Order. H just really exposing how we are lied to and the coordinated efforts to lie to us to for the benefits of you know, in some cases, like for example, the pharmaceutical companies, how did you know? And I asked them about you know, these experts that pop up, and you're all, I'm sorry, he's the expert. You can't say anything against what he says. Well, no, one man's

got an opinion. One man reaches conclusions doctor Fauci, among others, and they're held out as the end all, be all, final voice on all things factual, when in fact they're not factual, and they're all kinds of other alternative, you know, points of view. I pivoted over to global warming. Same damn thing with global warming. We've been selling, We've been sold lies for the benefit of some selected members of class. You know, some business or industry gets the largest the

benefit of your taxpayer dollars. It's handed over to them in the name of getting rid of carbon dioxide from our atmosphere, which is plant food. It's a big global lie. How come we can't have nuclear plants when they provide

carbon free, pollution free electricity inabundant supply. And I know we're moving away from that narrative and getting to the point where, well, not the narrative that it's carbon free and pollution free, but from the idea that nuclear plants are bad, as he pointed out, and we've all observed if you get all the big data companies together, and they all need massive quantities of power, he pointed out, one data center requires the equivalent of all of the

natural gas electricity producing plants in the entire state of Texas one data center. You need small nuclear plants good, If they get them, we get them. Hell, they've been on American nuclear sub marines. Cribbage mic out there. I hope your wife, Cindy's doing better. I miss seeing you at lunch yesterday. But they've been on submarines and empowering

battleships now for decades and decades. Any incidents, any problems now, And if you can fit a nuclear plant on a submarine or inside of an aircraft carrier, I think you can probably find room for one in a city or in an area that is near a city. But forever

we've been told no, they're bad. Oh my god, three mile while we're all gonna die overlooking the fact that technology has well rapidly evolved, and we continue to work on technology, And in spite of the fact that nobody's building nuclear plants in this country, with notable exceptions, they still work to perfect the concept. How about we bring them on board? Okay, rather than throwing money at electric

vehicle manufacturers. And I know that's a stretch of a pivot, but I have this story in front of me, and yet another failure I talked about one yesterday. The Biden administration gave this Canadian electric bus maker called Lion Electric Company one hundred and sixty million dollars in subsidies to manufacture a whopping four hundred and thirty five buses for schools here in the United States. I guess maybe now

they would be subject to Trump's tariffs. I don't know anyway, Now the company's nearing bankruptcy, laid off half of its employees are close to half. Ninety five million dollars worth of buses have not been provided. Washington freebeaking uncovering this. Some of the sixty five million dollars worth of buses that were delivered are not without problems. EPA investigating Line Electric four oh fraud after the buses it's sent to went through public schools in Maine were unusable for a

year and a half because of faulty parts. Oh Lin Electric received the third most money of all manufacturers subsidized by Biden's five billion dollar Clean School Bus program, and there are still fifty five school districts waiting for their buses, which they apparently are not going to get now. Notable Line Electric stock has fallen to ready eight cents per share. It was thirty three dollars and forty eight cents back in January twenty one. HUH facing issues with disclosing its finances.

Group of investors sued the company last year for its allegedly grossly unrealistic financial projections, and the Securitiest Exchange Commission issued a warning last August over inaccurate numbers. AH Yet another so called green company financed by your taxpayer dollars. Can't even stay afloat in spite of the subsidies and grants and loans. Do we have to go down this road.

But if you didn't believe in the religion, if you, like me, rejected the notion that carbon dioxide aka plant food isn't harmful of the planet, and that a bunch of scammers are after this money. This is it's it's its own economy, the green stuff. If you if you just rejected the religion, and for some that will be like Christians rejecting Jesus Christ. That's how web they are to that, going back to doctor Malone, because they have

been sold a lie. And there is a heap load a ton of evidence refuting the conclusions of the likes of al Gore and the angry, sniveling Greta Thunberg and everybody else who just goes around on screaming and wailing and gnashing teeth that we're all killing ourselves than we are responsible for the climate change that has always gone on in this world. Plenty of contrary evidence of that. You gotta go look for it. Robert Malone pointed that out you have to seek out alternative viewpoints, and you

have to weigh the evidence. You have to use critical thinking when drawing conclusions and not be wed to the narrative that your you know, corporate lords and masters, or politicians or other people with hands in the cookie jar are trying to sell you, most notably when your country has broke from overspending on things like oh yeah, the Green New Deal. Feel free to call five one three seven fifty eight hundred eight two three talk. I have no idea how I ended up where I am right

here on this morning show. I didn't know where I was going to start. Actually, I thought I was going to start with Hunter Biden. Get ready for some shot in freud of folks. You at that in the next segment, or you can steer the topic of conversation by giving me a call this morning. Regardless, I hope you can stick around. I'll be right back.

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edicts and control over our lives. Every single aspect of our lives, which has been growing over the years, is rejected wholeheartedly. And this woke ideology rejected by the vast majority of Americans.

got them elected a lot of times. What are they going to do if the Republicans maintain this sort of you know, concern and care and policies that are designed to help the average American worker, which I think that's what they're doing. What's the Left going to do? Are they going to cling to the woke ideology which has been rejected, or how are they going to pivot themselves out of this hole they've dug themselves into.

But when it comes to cutting and pairing back the federal government money coming in, there are a lot of Republican state elected officials are like, no, no, no, not my territory. And that's the problem.

a little bit more. And I think what happened to the Biden administration because they had well, a drooling idiot as president who was asleep at the wheel, they were able to advance their agenda very quickly, and we all saw that, and they advanced it, I think too quickly for American's paletts, most notably in the areas of this wokeness DEI. The whole transgender movement was all shoved literally shoved down all of our throats, and it flew in the face as so many people's logic, reason, and basic

fundamental core values. They went a little too far in their reach in that, and people soundly rejected help re elected nazi, evil orange man. Oh my god, in the face of all that criticism leading up to Donald Trump's election last November. You know, I think they bit off more than they can chew because they had an opportunity

because Joe Biden was asleep at the wheel. I think a younger Joe Biden probably would have appreciated the political realities, the idea that you know, there's only so much you can accomplish, and you don't want to do this a little too hard or people are gonna wake up to what you're doing. I think we did appreciate the comments there, mister tub But I hope you have a wonderful, wonderful day. Five twenty five ifty five the talk station get in touch with QC Kinetics. Now, are you a candidate for

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did also talk with Congressman Dave Taylor. He offered his thoughts and opinions about Trump's address. Steve Belzo from the Klima County Veteran Service is helping folks and vet my veteran friends out there navigate the challenges of actually logging onto THEVA dot gov website. It's all for your benefit, though. They're trying to incorporate two or they are incorporating two

factor authentications so people can't rip off your information. So a little challenging for some out there, especially in the senior community and folks that are still carrying around flip phones that don't have texting. Yeah, he was advocating you might want to do an upgrade on that. Plus the incomparable brilliant Jack Atherdim with his thoughts on the Trump speech as well. Fifty five cares dot com for all that. I also get your iHeartMedia why you're there? Over to

local stories. Woman's been charged with identity theft after court records say she opened more than two dozen credit cards in her daughter's name thousands of dollars in debt. Yvonne Garner has taken out twenty nine credit cards since twenty nineteen in her daughter's name, according to Hevin Kenny court records, is nearly two thousand dollars in debt because of her

mom's actions. According to the documents after David's and the say the debt and a daughter's name is making it difficult for her to make large purchases and she cannot close the accounts because Garner used her home address, phone number, and email address. Thanks mom. Credit to Fox nineteen Alexis Martin for reporting she would police save when the daughter first filed the complaint November of last year. She did not want to prosecute her mom. She's one of the

accounts closed. Now police say she's pressing charges of identity theft against her mom after she claims Garner mailed her fifteen credit cards with instructions to pay them off. Garner even threatened to report her daughter to the nursing board. What Legal analyst Mark crombine and speaking of Fox nineteen, said, an identity theft is a low level felony but could have harsher penalties. When a person does take a child's information, you know, they don't they can't stop it, he said,

that's their parent. So I think it's even more even more be seen as a serious by more serious by the courts if the accusations are true. So identity the cases are common, but the circumstance of this case unique. Of course, they're unique because moms usually treat their daughters with much greater respect than that man. I think that's a that's an award winning level of fence there, Joe, thank you.

Bellevy Police say McClain morris, forty seven, and drove a sedan into the front of One Stop Liquors about three point thirty in the morning, got out of the car, walked into the store, stole to one point seventy five liter bottles of fireball cinnamon whiskey and a couple of packs of smokes. Guzzled both bottles in the parking lot

before taking off in his car. Officers responded to the liquor store every night watched surveillan footage of the break into the store's owner wasn't Bellevue police's first run in with this guy, and officers were able to identify him in the video. According to Bellevue Police Chief John McClain, the department's been dealing with him for years. No Kentucky police from Bellevue, Fort Thomas Dayton, Newport went to Morris's home on David's Street, their Division Street. He wasn't there.

As officers were speaking with neighbors, they spotted him driving by on Lafayette Avenue and the car he used for the liquor store burglary. Officers do maanity exit the car. He refused, instead ramming into a Newport police cruiser and several other neighbors cars with his vehicle. He drove it several officers, forcing them to take cover court of the department. He took off through the neighborhood on a sidewalk and then fled north on Washington Avenue. Police pursued him at

low speeds onto the I for seventy one bridge. He stopped his car at the bridge and shouted profanities at the officer for an extended period of time, leading police to close the bridge. There you have it. As he was stopped officers placed strike strips spike strips under the tires of his car in case he tried to take

off again. They did deflate one of his tires because he continued into downtown Cincinnati since the police began pursuing Morris with Northern Kentucky officers and stopped him at Third Street in Broadway, where he was taken to custody. Now facing several charges from the police, including burglary, criminal mischief, want an endangerment, fleeing if aiding, among others. I would expect other charges might include operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

He was driving a vehicle stolen in Cincinnati. Morris also faces charge of receiving stolen property, obstructing official business, and not complying with an officer's orders in Hamilton County. He's in custody at the Hamilton County Justice Center until his extradition back to Kentucky. Apparently, according to the enquire one Stop Liquor opened for business yesterday about the front door, a wall, and displayshelf with liquor bottles were heavily damaged

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your records online. He was on the air yesterday. We go to Indiana Tel City. Specifically, we have a woman arrested for allegedly falsifying a marriage license to marry her biological father in order to receive his VA benefits while he was in prison. What Kimberly Temple, forty four years old created a fake marriage license application allowed her to marry her biological father, with her lying about the familial connection between the pair and intentionally hiding the fact that

she was already married to another guy. Her fifty nine year old father, Brady McCollum, in prison for a probation violation, had previously been charged with crimes related to child porn. Oh you know what's going on going on, Joe, all of which Temple lied about in a marriage application. Temple and mccom's marriage was finalized when she was in the process of getting divorced, meaning she was married to two

guys at the same time, aka bigamy. Mccom's sister reportedly told the police that Temple falsified the application in order to get mccum's three hundred and fifty dollars VA payments. Shauser reportedly provided police with evidence from a DNA service that showed Temple and McCollum had a near one hundred percent chance of being biological father and daughter. Temple arrested in charge with bigamy and falsifying a marriage license.

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China on it. I might add it was initially discovered and preserved sometime between twenty eighteen and twenty twenty two by First and Gloal Goal Collectibles. The Cheetos surged in popularity on social media platforms in late twenty twenty four. Why I don't know someone at eighty seven and forty dollars burning a hole in their pocket and he bought a blank and cheeto, Mississippi James. Thanks for bearing with me on that. Welcome to the Morning Show and a happy Thursday to you, sir.

should be eradicated from books. There's a lot of things. All this seems to be more common sense. I can't abide, you know, a man claiming he's a woman and then I'm supposed to agree with that and say, no, you're a woman. I mean, these are all just common sense. So I don't view it as a you know that hard right, traditional Republican party type of stuff.

party of these elite wealthy people. Over the last quite a few years, they've married themselves with these tech billionaires, and the tech billionaires glombed onto the democrats parties ideology as well as they're well they're they're they're they're they're the spending because they were getting the benefit from a lot of it. But how can you have it both ways? And you can't. So this is the problem the struggle

with the Democrats are going to deal with. Okay, we had all these tech billionaires in our quarter for a long time. They seem to have gravitated over to Donald Trump at this point. What are we going to do? How which how are we going to get the pendulum swinging back in our direction? What are we going to offer the people by way of messaging that will be appealing enough for them to vote for. And I think

that question is looming large among the Democratic Party. They're not quite sure how they're going to get what ultimately is James, you and I both know how they're going to get their power back. And that seems to be what politicians are all about, regardless of political stripe. It's about power and control and I hate that. I hate it. A bunch of narcissists in it for their own self interest.

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jump into another one worthy award winners they are. We go to Los Angeles, where thirty officers at a southern California juvenile detention facility have been charged with their role in facilitating what they call gladiator fights between youth in their care grand during Diamond alleges, the officers that lost Pedrina's Juvenile Hall in Los Angeles County allowed and sometimes encouraged nearly seventy fights to take place between July twenty

three December twenty three. More than one hundred and forty victims between the ages of twelve and eighteen involved. Attorney General Rob Banita or Banta quote, we believe that this was planned. It was intended.

the other day. Investigation began after Los Angeles Times first obtained and published footage showing a seventeen year old being attacked by at least six other young people coming at him one by one. Is the officers stand by watching.

Some of the officers appear to laugh and shake hands with the participants in the beating video made public during your court hearing, in which the seventeen year olds public defender argued to a judge that he was not safe at this facility and should be released ahead of his trial. Indictment singles out two probation officers who were leg told staff members ahead of the time that the fights would be occurring and that quote they were not to say anything,

write down anything, and just watch close. Quote someone talked about fight club. You're right, Joe. They broke the rule. Also Ledgis, one of the officers told youths involved to refuse treatment when they went to medical to get treated by nurses. LA County Probation Apartment that runs facilities said in a statement that it fully supports and applauds the

Attorney General's Office for the indictments. Attorney representing the seventeen year old in his family in the civil's case against the county called the indictment the tip of the iceberg of a systemic problem in the probation apartment. He said, there's a culture that promotes a lack of accountability, violence, and policies that encourage officers to look the other way, as evident in the video the reaction of the children

who were eating their lunch. They really didn't seem shocked or surprised, which tells me this is a daily occurrence. He also represents several other families with children harmed at this facility, including one who was left with a traumatic brain injury after being knocked unconscious in a classroom. You think there are placing bets on those, Joe, Isn't there a South Park episode about that one? Wasn't the Baby

Fights or something like that? Yeah, life imitating comedy. And Gigi Wu's no longer a social media scar a star. She's dead. Apparently she was renowned for scaling mountains donning a bikini called the Bikini Climber on social media. Found dead in Taiwan's Yushah National Park on Monday. According to multiple media reports, she was seriously injured after falling to

her vine during a solo hike. She used the satellite phone to contact emergency services, but poor weather prevented the rescuers from deploying the helicopter until a day later, but temperatures went below freezing overnight and she was dead by the time they got to her. They say she died of hypothermia. Described as an experienced hiker with thousands of followers on Facebook question mark why, where she routinely posted

fixtures of herself wearing swimwear in natural settings. They say she would change into the swimwear after completing a climb inappropriate gear. Died in the middle of a twenty five days solo hike through the mountains in Taiwan. There's social media for you. Five fifty six fifty five krsitytalk station plenty to talk about. We'll finally get to some shot in Freuda with Hunter Biden to the top of the hour news. I'm sorry, I can't feel sorry for the guy sticker Out'll be right back.

thirty seven thirty pm. And that's located on Madison Road in Cincinnati, Ohio. Looks like fifty eight hundred. I'm looking at the Facebook posting on that one. Anyway. Coyle joined the program coming up in an hour. It's the second time he'll be on the fifty five case Morning Shoe. Does a Republican have an opportunity to win in the city of Cincinnati? Giant question mark looming out there in the world. Donovan and Neil Americans for Prosperity one small

step campaign. He'll explain all about that and how you can help out, and I encourage you to help out. Americans for Prosperity does a great, great work. He'll be on at seven thirty. Fast forward a couple hours, Mary Gray bar with a book debunking FDR. And finally, of course it's Thursday. Jay Ratliffe. I heard me the aviation expert.

We'll talk about Amsterdam Airport having a solar panel problem, got a Canadian airline offering sale apparently to anywhere but the United States of America, plus hub delays, and speaking of tariffs. You're her top of the air news there if you're paying attention, or may not, because I know people have our critical of NBC news. It's out of

my hands, folks. The US automakers who are part of the United States Mexican Canada Agreement USMCA, which was signed into law I guess or agreed to during Trump's first term, they got a one month exemption from the tariffs that went into effect on Monday. Karen Levin announced this yesterday during a White House press spot conference. We spoke with the Big three automakers, She said, we are going to give a one month exemption on any autos coming through

the USMCA. Reciprocal tariffs will still go to effect April second, but at the request of the companies associated with the USMCA, the President is giving them an exemption for one month. And here's the part that I find interesting. So they are not at an economic disadvantage. Apparently, Lantis four and General Motors were the companies that spoke with Trump on this. They requested the call. She said, they made the ask and the President is happy to do it. It's a

one month exemption. Well, doesn't that just specifically acknowledge that this is going to create an economic disadvantage? Means, she said it does the economic disadvantage disappear after one month? Are they going to shut down the manufacturing facilities in Canada and Mexico between now and the next month and bring those manufacturing and production into the United States to avoid the economic disadvantage they're going to face with the tariffs that go into effect. I mean, I gotta ask

it out loud. It's not my aim to be critical of Trump, and I understand he's trying to level the playing field in a world where we are at a

competitive disadvantage. Other countries have tariffs on us, they have burdened some regulation, they have value added taxes, government subsidies, and exchange rate policies, problems that we face that we have to deal with because of course it's expensive to do business in the United States of America, because we heat down massive regulatory burdens, and we have OSHA regulations and all the other unions, of course, which drive up hourly wages. A whole host of reasons that we're in

an economic disadvantage. So I get the point. But as president of promise to lower inflation, this obviously is counter to lowering inflation. I understand the points, I understand the reasons. Maybe we'll get some results as a consequence of it. And I know there's been some out you know, foreign companies that have already offered and are planning on investing billions and billions of dollars in the United States. Is it a consequence of tariffs? I don't know, dangling carrots

of incentive perhaps just puzzling over this tariff thing. And that's the one area where I think the Democrats might end up having some leverage against in the next election. If the inflationary pressures don't go down, and many people are talking about stagflation. Those who are alive in the Carter administration remember what that was all like? No jobs in the price of all the goods and services going through the roof. That'll be the pendulum, as James liked

to talk about it, swinging back to the left. If they think they have a plan to deal with inflation, the question is will they and can they? If this administration is hell bent for leather untackling inflation, and I do believe they are. But if they can't achieve their goals, what are the Democrats going to offer by way of a solution that didn't work for the Republicans? And it's not going to be higher taxes anyway, Over to a moment of shadenfreudy. You can all enjoy this together with me,

Fox Fox and issue reporting. Hunter Biden's legal team apparently filed a motion to drop his lawsuit against an ex White House aide who published the contents of his laptop. Why he's out of money? These are the lawyers going into court dropping a lawsuit that they were representing him in because he can't pay them. That's my conclusion of a motion filed in Los Angeles relates to this former

Hunter Biden rather lawsuit against Garrett Zieger. Court documents apparently outline the financial and personal issues Biden's the Hunter Biden is currently experiencing, including being a victim of the wildfires in the Pacific Palisades in Los Angeles. He filed this lawsuit back in September of twenty three, but quote does not have the resources to continue to litigate this matter.

Close quote. Also in quotes, plaintiff has suffered a significant downturn in his income and a significant debt in the millions of dollars. Range, Ah, is this what happens when Dad is no longer in office and he can't use the Biden family name to make millions and millions of dollars? Which apparently you're so financially in that and incapable of managing that you ran out of it already. Drugs much

Maybe I don't know. Court to the report, in the house Biden was renting in Los Angeles now described as unlivable, and it says Biden had difficulty finding both a new home here you go and a new job. Whatever happened to the gas companies. Isn't he a gas company expert? Joe, what do you think somebody would invite him to be

on the board, court to the document. Moreover, this lack of resources has been exacerbated after the fires in the Pacific Palisades in early January upended plaintiff's life by rendering his rental home unlivable for an extended period of time, and like many others in this situation, plaintiff has had difficulty in finding a new permanent place to live, as

well as finding it difficult to earn a living. The document further states, so plaintiff must focus his time and resources dealing with his relocation, the damage he has incurred due to the fires, and paying for his family's living expenses. As opposed to this litigation, another document found court yesterday, Biden wrote a letter explaining that his income has, in his words, decreased significantly. You'll love this, Biden what wrote in his own words in the letter attached and filed

with a court. In the two to three years prior to December twenty twenty three, I sold twenty seven pieces of art at an average price of fifty four thousand, four hundred and eighty one dollars and forty eight cents. Do the math on that. That's a lot of money. But since then, I've sold only one piece of art

for thirty six thousand dollars. Similarly, for my book sales in the six month period before this, before the statements April first, twenty three through September thirtieth twenty three, based on the September thirtieth, twenty twenty three statement, three thousand, one hundred and sixty one copies of my book were sold. But in the six months after my statements, only eleven hundred books were sold. So the math works out to about a million and a half on the artwork, and

again that was since December twenty twenty three. Now, personally, if someone handed me and or I earned one point five million dollars in that very short period of time, I'd have some left. I think he's got a spending problem, or maybe his lawyers took it all fight in mitigation. I don't know. Lawyers are expensive. I pointed to that out multitude of times over the years on the program. Uh the Uh, yeah, he is a lawyer too. I think he's been suspended, but he is a Yale Law

School graduate. He wrote that he expected to land paid speaking engagements in appearances after the success of his book, but in his words, that has not happened. Quote. This significant decrease in revenue has also impacted my ability to pay off my significant debt, which has been reported in the press as being several million dollars. As a result of this, I am not a position where I can

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rely on our energy. They need to feel the pain. They want to come at us hard. We're going to come back twice as hard. And it's sad for me to learn. And I knew this was the case, would be reminded. I suppose this little display of anger from and I s understand it from Ontario premiere Doug Ford that we do rely on their energy. We are a major customer of Canada's electricity. Why going back to Trump's policies, he campaigned on it, Drill, baby drill. In other words,

more broadly, intervatives, we need to become energy independent. We are not energy independent, and we have no reason to be dependent upon Ontario to provide electricity to the United States of America. It's just dumb. Why don't we do it? Cord reporting Ontario provided one point five million homes in the United States with electricity, a major exporter of electricity in New York as well as other border states like Michigan and Minnesota, ones that I think are chasing their

tail in effort to become carbon neutral. But it's like Germany relying on Russian gas. I mean, is that not dumb? They're the ones that had this. Oh my god, it's an existential threat. Russia is gonna take Ukraine. They're gonna come out for the entire European Union.

get electricity to run Michigan, Minnesota, and New York. Asked about Ontario Premier Doug Ford's threat, Governor Kathy Huckle said Tuesday she didn't expect him to follow through because of their friendly relationship. Oh really, quote, I'd be happy to have additional conversations with him on how we can support each other during this crisis. So I feel positive that anything within his power that he can control, that we do not have a target on our backs. I think

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Thanks to Jay Shakor WCPO reporting business owners and residents at Hyde Park upset about the redevelopment plans for Hyde Park Square We've talked about this before. Developer PLK Communities. They want to have the project greenlighted to quote unquote redevelop Hyde Park Square. They want to build a eighty foot structure in an Erica area zoned for fifty feet

max corner. To a statement from Nicholas Lingenfelder, chief Development officer of PLK Communities, this isn't about bringing in national chains or just building this massive structure. It's how do we look at what's there today and figure out where we're going in the future and build that right, Okay. Speaking with Kristen Fosenlogan, who apparently has owned a twenty five year been for twenty five years the owner of a stationary shop there. We don't want to be too dense,

she said. We don't want traffic problems, parking issues. That's why we have the zoning in place that they do. She and a lot of other residents in the area aren't convinced that the additions, including a new hotel, apartments, and underground parking, will improve their neighborhood. Fosloger quota as saying one of the vision statements that's been put forth by this developers that they like to save the failing community of small businesses in Hyde Park Square. And I

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movements of this development. So, in a massive concession, PLKA community decided that they would shorten the height of their building, the proposed building anyway from eight or eighty five feet down to eighty feet. But of course the neighbors say that's not enough. High Park resident Jennifer Millman interviewed by WCPO, it's fifty feet. Several neighborhoods like High Park that all have business centers, little tiny business districts, and those are

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mayors of these sanctuary cities. Jim Jordan coming on glued on Denver Mayor Mike Johnston for upolting the sanctuary city policies, ignoring an ICE detainer request and only giving federal agents one hour notice before the Denver Sheriff's Department released Abraham Gonzalez, who's a twenty three year old Venezuelan illegal immigrant who's been charged with assault, menacing, and theft of a vehicle.

After being released by the Denver Sunty Denver Sheriff's Department on February twenty eighth, he assaulted ICE agents attempting to apprehend him, according to the state by ICE. ICE has stated those sanctuary city policies in Denver are preventing law enforcement from honoring detainers and cooperating with federal authorities, and that that poses a significant risk to to agents and

the public, which, of course it does. And despite of Jim Jordan coming in glued on him, Johnson apparently doubled down in the city sanctuary policies, vowing to direct law enforcement to resist the administration's effort to deal with illegal immigrant criminals. During the hearing, Jordan showed a picture of the notice slip that was given by the Denver Sheriff's Department to the ICE, in which the location of his

release listed. Are you ready for this? Denver's Sheriff's Department location of the release listed as streets Hey, thanks for the help there, Jordan said, talking to the Denver Mayor Johnston, three hundred and forty five days you had him in custody, and I says, hey, can you give us a forty eight hour He heads up, you gave them one hour notice. For his part, Mayor Johnston and asserted the Denver sanctuary policy does not shield people from law enforcement. Brother quote

provides services close quote. He claimed there were six ICE agents present when Gonzales was released, but admitted that the illegal immigrant was allowed to walk freely out into the parking lot. They didn't say, hey, heads up, Ice, he's coming out there. Like Jordan said, guess what happened in the parking lot. One of the ICE officers got assaulted,

didn't he. They had to tasee the guy, didn't they An officer got assaulted because of your policy, which says we're going to release him in your words, not mine, to the streets. They have to arrest him in the parking lot. They bring six officers when they could have just had one or two. Just come into your facility, into your jail and take the guy there. But you

won't do it that way. Hmm. He also pointed out sort of a problem that Mayor Johnston got in himself, got him and got himself into using his words, Jordan pointed out, you used the word safe, safer or safety thirteen times talking about my job is the safety of the people of Denver. Were prioritizing making sure it's everyone is safer. That's a lie. It was not safer for the ICE agents who are part of your community. No

way it was safer. The safe thing to do is say Ice we've got him in custody, come here, we'll release him. Instead. It's we held him for three hundred and forty five days. We can't hold him a second longer. We can't wait for you to come inside the building. We've got to let him go, so you have to arrest him in the parking lot. That's how stupid sanctuary

policies are, and that's why they mean. That's what they mean to the community that you put at risk into the ICE officer who assaulted you or who was assaulted. Johnston said he was open to making adjustments his word to how releases are conducted, but insisted that this was the first instance of an ICE agent being assaulted during arrest on his city in his city, well first or

one hundredth. The point is, you created the situation that led to the assault by just letting the guy walk out the door, rather than just handing him over from your sheriff's deputies directly to the custody of the ICE agents. Jordan said, it's a simple question. You can release him in the parking lot, give Ice one hour notice and they got to send six officers to arrest this guy. Or you can say, here's what we're gonna do. We're gonna hold him. You come in, bring two officers in,

and turn him in. Why not do it that way? You know, why don't do it that way because you're a sanctuary city. That's the whole point. Amen, Jim Jordan. You get back these people in a quarter, you get to illustrate the absurdity of what they are doing. ICE is gonna come get the guy. He's a criminal. They're gonna throw him out of the country. He's not here legally.

Why make the problem difficult for ICE? What are you trying to prove by way of doing that that crime doesn't have any consequences that breaking the law and coming into our country in the first hand. And you can probably say, well, that's a stupid law, and I don't care if they broke the law coming to the country, But that creates a situation where the person is possibly

going to be deported. The fact that that particular person in the category that the administration is going after fall into the subheading of criminal illegal aliens, those that have committed some horrific crimes. That's why we're trying to kick them out first. And yet you help them in some way and create a difficult situation for the officers with arresting them. In what possible way? Is that a help to anyone? It isn't. Congratulations Jim Jordan six forty six

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from the American taxpayer? Now they got all these anti Jewish people protesting and disrupting events at Columbia University notable for their anti Jewish sentiment all over, not Columbia University specifically, but the so called student body, and many people speculate no Pine and I think accurately so that these are not members of the student body, more likely outside agitators

coming into protest. They had former Israeli Prime Minister Knaftali Bennett show up for a speech there the Columbia Bernard Hillel School of International and Public Affairs INSTITO, and they had to do it as a invite only event because of the protesters there, creating a dangerous situation. Columbia JVP and the Columbia Palestine Solidarity Coalition SPLITTERS co organized the protest against the event.

Combat Anti Semitism. There is one of those, and you're paying for it, considering halting fifty one point four million dollars in government contracts to the university, which is, in my estimation, a lot of money. Fox News also reporting though the task force is also reviewing get a load of this. More than and five billion with a B in federal grant commissions to Columbia University five billion dollars. What the hell are they doing there one university? Let's

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proper money management in these downtown areas. For the budget, we've got to know where the money is going, and we have to prioritize the budget not for you know, certain issues that look good on paper. We've got to prioritize the issues that actually make the lives of the residents better.

I'm going to prioritize people actually fixing the potholes well.

you can how do you maintain motivation? And are you going to be visiting some of the more bluer neighborhoods and reaching out to folks in those neighborhoods to try to convince them that your message and your playing in action is the right path to go on.

with what's going on. We have the right people. I really believe I've met some incredible people the last few weeks that are willing to get on board with this and are willing to make a change in this city.

are you on that? Would you unring that bell? And are you and when you mentioned that that you hear about connected communities in these neighborhoods, what are they saying about connected communities?

in the in that bondage. And then whenever I looked at the details, because I'll be honest, you know, as a few months ago, I didn't know what the Connected Communities was. I researched it, talked to people about it, and when you look at it, you realize that this

is just a trojan horse for those same policies. You're you're giving the jobs of to the developers that are big time instead the small developers that really are the they that's some of the greatest value of our city is these small businesses, these small developers that can flip one or two properties at a time. You're taking away the historic aspect.

I think that's a recipe for success. It's been a great success for so many entrepreneurs that are doing that in other neighborhoods.

He was just going to build onto the business he'd already developed in this commercial area. But why were they standing in the way. It was the idea of creating more jobs and more space and ultimately more tax revenue for the city, and that they made it so challenging for him, it's just dumb.

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have revealed to the American public. It's not Democrat or Republican that would be against the idea of setting millions and millions of dollars overseas to fund some sort of I don't know, fill in the blank campaign circumcisions and Mozambique. I mean, how do you defend that. I think we got him back on their heels. Donovan.

They're working overtime, and that's why we got to stay engaged and involved because if we want to make these things happen, like tax cuts, border security, and reining in out of control spending, we got to stay active and stay in the fight.

won the popular vote. And it's these logical and reasonable approaches and campaign promises that he's delivered on that are resonating with the American people. His polling numbers are good

and people like what he's doing. And again that crosses party line and a lot of what your new one Small Step campaign I think does just that it taps into these generally recognized positive vibe, appropriate and positive for the American people across all political lines, racist cultures and creeds, and can advance those and get more accomplished through I would argue limited government my number one favorite thing. That's

why I was a Tea Party fan. It's almost libertarian and its concept it got derailed a little bit back when it was popular. But fiscal responsibility, limited government, and free markets, you know, I mean that's what it's all about.

and get involved by taking one small step. And it's like Kimberly from Trumbull County. She's way in northeast Ohio, but she started off just attending an AFP Ohio meeting about eight months ago. She knocks the doors with AFP

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school choice. Now, Kimberly took one small step eight months ago that's led her to standing in front of her elected officials demanding that they empower families with school choice. It's those small steps that add up and make big differences here in not just the state of Ohio, but the content trail large.

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All right, Donovan, what do we need to do? What can we do? What are these small steps that we can take in this one small step campaign?

Trump tax cuts permanent. Uh, to more, you know, more things that might be outside your comfort zone, like going out and knocking some doors with us on a day of action, or even coming up to the state House. What we need folks to do Brian right is get get in the fight, get involved.

their constituents are concerned about. There's not a lot of folks who make those calls. Not often that folks in Columbus get that kind of outreach. And so when they do, or they see a spike of ten, fifteen, twenty people calling and saying, hey, I want to talk to you about House Bill fifteen and I want you to support it, they pay attention to that because it's unique, right Brian. Not too many people are calling or wondering what they're

doing up there. But when they get those calls, they listen, they pay attention. It makes an impact.

What would you like to do And she said, I'm just going to take digital actions. I want to you know, I just want to send a note and let my representative Monica rob Blaze, they'll know what I care about. Well, guess what, Brian ret Blaze. They'll called Amy and said, hey, thank you for reaching out and supporting energy abundance here

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to go into the schools. That's funded through property tax, folks, So seventy percent of your property tax is school tax, so that's a two hundred and ten million dollars increase in property tax. I did send an email to his office. I received a response that said that from one of his legislative aids that said that he will take my views into consideration, and then goes on to say the blessing is in favor of lower property taxes and is

working on this. So at the same time he's drilling a hole on the bottom of the boat and letting more water in, he's bailing it out. So I think everybody, let's see if we get ten people today to reach out to him and tell him no on SB one oh nine.

I really do. We don't need another plan. We just need people take advantage of what is out there and what works, and mind our taxpayer dollars. So yeah, it kind of it's a head scratcher with him being on board with that very very expensive program. Jay, I appreciate you standing on top of these issues, and I appreciate hearing from you when you call so folks, So hope you can stick around. We're gonna have Mary grey Bar on the phone with her book Debunking FDR and one

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he just had this hatred of Germans. And I'm not talking just about Nazis, I'm talking about your you know, your ethnic German. And he would not consider uh you know, having an agreement and uh you know, ceasing fighting even though there were uh you know Germans resisting Hitler at the time.

and told him. You know, but I can't announce this until after the election in nineteen forty because you know, American polls were voters, and he wanted them to vote for him, and they were you know, pretty solidly Democrats.

the Japanese. He had a soft spot for the Chinese because and he'd never been to China, although he you know, claimed to be an expert on China, but it was because his grandfather made his fortune by pushing opium in China and he thought Japanese. Yeah, yeah, I go into that quite a bit. And he always denied it in history. A lot of historians have downplayed it or outright denied it. But yeah, he was an opium pusher.

provoke war. I mean, you know, as I point out in an article that I had published recently. Also, you know, when he and Churchill met at Placentia Bay, he said, you know, I am going to provoke war. I want to have a provocation. I want an incident. He was hoping that it would be around the Philippines. You know, he didn't think that the Japanese were smart enough to send such a bombing mission, you know that you know,

destroyed the fleet and killed almost three thousand men. But they were you know, he thought that the Japanese were sneaky and not very smart.

he thought he would be president. And he followed in the footsteps of his cousin, his distant cousin, Theodore Roosevelt, and you planned out his political path of you know, one a seat to the New York State Senate, then became assistant Secretary of the Navy, just like you know t R. Was ran for vice president with Knox, with Cox I'm sorry, and you know then of course came down with polio and but he did you know when the governorship served two terms and you know, he was

looking for an opportunity. A lot of people think he was just you know, floundering around, well meaning during the depression, But as I point out from a speech that he gave at the People's Forum in Troying, New York in March nineteen twelve, he believed that the Founding Fathers had it a little wrong. They wanted independence, but what they really wanted was cooperation and interdependence. And he already was talking about the compulsory programs that he would set up

in the New Deal. So this is nineteen twelve.

had these kind of vague notions. But and he, you know, he did see himself as being powerful, more powerful than the other two branches of government.

and he had pleasure in doing that. There's something sadistic about him, and even I don't know if you know, I'm not a psychologist, but when he was a boy, he wrote this letter to one of his governesses about how he liked to watch squirrels die after he shot them.

And I can't thank you enough for the time you spoke my listeners today, just scratching the surface of the man who is or was FDR.

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another day off. But removing away from that. Just before we get to the subject matage, you know how I start your curveball see if you're still on on your toes. What in the hell is it with Boeing not being able to deliver on the Air Force one. It's taken them years and years. How long does it take to build a damn airplane?

them in, they went by that years ago. I mean, they are so far over a budget and it's not costing the usax payer a dollar past what President Trump and then negotiated during his first administration. So anything with Boeing tends to be delayed, you know, it just they've just got this reputation right now that you know, everything

has been slowed down. And of course I'm really hoping that the Trump administration remains as vigilant as as we had with the Biden administration trying to keep Boeing accountable. Boweing lied to US five six years ago coming out of the Boeing Max crashes, saying that they learned their lessons, they were going to return to the bowing of old and all of these shortcuts were going to be a thing of the past. Well we found out that wasn't

the case. They lied to us. In fact, if anything, that got worse at it, And which tells me anything they say now, I could care less. It's a lot like the politicians in DC on both sides of the aisle. They're talking. I'm not listening because I don't believe anything

they're saying. So I'll believe the results after we've seen bowing over the next few years and not having a serious recall, or twenty six more whistleblowers coming forward saying you're not gonna believe what we're doing now because those things have just continued to happen at an alarming pace.

long time ago. Everything's gone up in price, but that's a risk they ran when they entered into the agreement.

impact you. It was the same concern that we had to a much greater extent when Donald Trump was elected the first time. Going into Washington, d C. We liked the businessman and we thought, oh my gosh when he was elected last time, is Washington going to change him? Or is he going to change Washington? And he went in and stuck to his guns and did exactly what he said he.

I was in charge of. Slows things down considerably. But they said they're going to continue to increase the number

of unannounced inspections and look for violations. And I just really hope they're going to hold Boeing accountable in a way that is punitive, because at this point, every single thing they've done has been met with I think kid gloves from fines and different Nobody went to jail when Bow intentionally put forward a product that resulted in the deaths of hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people, knowingly putting forth a product they knew had serious issues, and

they get a fine. I mean, somebody tell me what the incentive is to change your future behavior when that's it. In this latest round, when they agreed to the latest thing, they accepted the responsibility, but there was no criminal charges. They wouldn't let it go to trial because they knew what was going to happen, not only with the outcome, but with all of the things that were going to come out in the trial with regards to the shortcuts

that Boeing was taken. Bowie's a great company. They have been, they are not now. They need to get back to the Boeing of old and I really pray they get there soon.

one way, it's it's going to raise some flags. You raise in the form of payment can dictate the level of screening that you're going to get. And it's it's a good thing because if somebody makes the last second reservation, be for a very good reason, but it could also be for other reasons where you're starting to, you know, not be detected on things. And believe me, you're not going to get away with it. With our friends at the.

but it is. It's certainly a low cost alternative for a lot of people to fly into London and many times you'll have people going into Amsterdam and then going to other countries by rail because it's a cheap airport to get in and out of. The more that they reduce the flight activity in and out of Skipple they're in Amsterdam, the more that the average airfare is going

to go up and up and up. Well, they decided a number of years ago to install as many solar panels as they could in order to be you know, climate climate friendly. The problem is some of these solar panels are located with in an area at the airport grounds in nearby, and so many of them that as certain airplanes come in on a specific runway at a specific time of day, it blinds the pilots they can't

see oh geez. So what they have to do is to close that airport runway that's specific runway at certain times during the day. Because of this, and of course it begs the question, but it's easy to answer, would not have someone.

might be on commercial aviation coming in and out. And I mean it just blinds the pilots. But given the fact that the Skipple Airport has seen a reduced number of flights, it's probably less of an issue now than it could have been. But I mean in Europe, I think it was France a couple of years ago that made it a law that you could not have air

service between two cities within France. If you could get from one spot to the other by rail two hours or less, because again, airlines are bad even though it's single digit numbers, and the aviation world is trying to get carbon free neutral by twenty fifty, which is never going to happen. But it's really a nice little you know, sounds that, it sounds really good. But look, commercial aviation

engines keep getting better, they keep getting cleaner. The aviation fuel that we're trying to develop, Sustainable Aviation fuel SAS is something that is based on oils, vegetables, those kinds of things, and those are things that as they're produced, is just going to make aviation even even nicer. I wish other industries were as dedicated as the airline industry was to trying to make things cleaner.

experience personnel to address the issues that are ongoing. It's the airlines that come to the rescue. And yet so many times are made up to be the bad guys. And yeah, I take incredible exception with that.

of they're pushed back on the tariffs. And they also say, Brian for added good measure. Nobody's gonna trump their deals because it's a good deal. So their Spirit Airlines has many times taken the headlines of the day and created I mean they once had a wiener sale because of some politician that was in the Northeast. It was having fun. So I mean, I never have a problem with the marketing department having a little fun with you know, with

the headlines. And that's what they're doing. And you know, if they want to have, you know, have this alone, that's great. And like I said, it's not going to impact a whole lot of people. Yeah, I know that the political ping pong has been going back and forth on the tariffs and a lot of the publicity has caused a decrease in the demand for travel for people flying from Canada into the United States. And I know that there have been some Canadian airlines that have reduced

their flight schedule as a result. It's been minor, but it's been measurable. So you know, Flair is, you know, having some fun here and you know they're based out of Toronto, so you could fly up there Air Canada, connect to Flair and go from there. But yeah, it was fun to talk about.

but notify all. Excuse me, we have somebody here who feels like they're more important everybody else, trying to cut in front of everybody. They're trying to embarrass these individuals. But look, the problem is those people can delay a flight yep, and if you have enough of them, you can cause the flight to be dispatched late. And American Airlines is saying, look, late flights cost us a lot of money. We want to be a more reliable airline.

We need people to board when they're supposed to. And if you've got a ticket that's so cheap that you board last, guess what you're going to board last. Don't put your butt up there sooner to try to board earlier than you're supposed to, because we're going to embarrass you. Now, I love the attempt, but knowing these kinds of people because of the decades I worked at the Airport Bran. You know it's not going to mean a thing to

them at all. I don't know what we could ever do to embarrass them, but I promise you some alarm with people looking at them, people they'll never see again. They don't care what people think of them. They're going to try to do it anyways.

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