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Green Township. We're going to talk to Mike about what's on his agenda in Columbus the cat herding realm. He's one of the cats needs to be hearded. Now, I guess Mike's going to join the program at seven oh five and we'll talk about what he plans on focusing on in his role as a representative for District thirty. He's a good man, also good man Jason Wims and the Cincinnion Inquire sports writer formerly of Politics Extra. I

really enjoyed him when he did Politics Extra. He was a stude observer of local politics, and while I do miss him in that role, he's a great sports writer as well. Today we get to merge his former role as a writer on local politics with his sports role. You're going to talk about the Cincinnati Bengals and the counties negotiations over the stadium lease, and things are not going swimmingly. I don't know if the Brown family plans on taking the team elsewhere. I don't know if that's

even feasible or possible. I don't know if they plan on selling them Israel Bier out in the world. Is the global the efforts by the NFL to increase football more globally provide the Brown family with options. We're gonna have the London Bangles or something along those lines. But in the final analysis, you know, I always I look at these stadium things that just scratched my head. Scratch my head. Is there a field to play on? Is there a locker room to change in? Are there seats

for the fans? Beyond that? What more do you need in a stadium? This keeping up of the Joneses. Reality is obviously created problems. County doesn't have money. The Brown family has an unbelievably one sided lease agreement that they were able to negotiate, almost as if we had no lawyers sitting on the side of the taxpayer table when that thing went into place, And of course it obligates

taxpayers to do some stadium improvement. So Jason Williams on that topic coming up at seven and it being Tuesday eight o'clock hour, regularly scheduled inside Scoop with Bright Bart News.

Today we get the political letter Bradley Jay, we'll talk about the inauguration, We'll talk about Biden's pardons, and you looking at the news this morning, there's almost equal amount of articles in chatter about the pardons that Joe Biden implemented, partoning all of his family members from their any criminal activity that might have taken place, or the executive orders Donald Trump signed yesterday like seventy rescinding seventy plus of

Joe Biden's executive orders. His own executive orders. We got the border related orders. We have also partning the Jay six defendants, and I think Trump gets a freer pass over partnering all the January most all the January sixth defendants yesterday because of Joe Biden pardoning his family when none of them, well some of them had, but most of them hadn't been accused of any criminal activity. So

interesting set up on that one. But a lot of people are riled up about the partning of his family members. Biden's family members, including a bunch of people on the left left wing media, is really no friend of Joe Biden anymore or his legacy. I think they all feel like they were burned by Joe Biden. So he lost mainstream media obviously a couple of months ago, several months ago, and they're just piling on them out over these broken norms,

pardoning his own family. Daniel Davis deep dive. It is Tuesday. We get Daniel Davis every Tuesday at eight thirty. Trumps in charge. Now, what we're going to talk about the situation Israel, Gaza and Russia and Ukraine and what it means to have a new Secretary of State, MARCYO Marco Ruby was confirmed by the Senate unanimously. So we've got the first cabinet approval and the unanimous one. Don't expect the rest of them to go this swimmingly. But he

had a few things. He's had a few things to say about China and Gaza, and uh, of course he's going to be the head and the man in charge ongoing in Russian invasion of Ukraine. He's got that on his plate now. The situation between Israel, Hamas and Gaza, that is on his plate now. But obviously the Democrats even had a positive image and view of Marco Rubio. In fact, I saw some of the quotes from the senators during the hearings last week, and they feel he's

up to the task. So congratulations to Marco Rubio. So five one, three, seven nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred eighty two to three talk tun Fi fifty on AT and T phones and don't forget head on over to fifty five carcea dot com freaking me al talking to Chris Bergard, the filmmaker who made the most recent movie, The War on Truth, on the heels of several other movies that he had made. One movie got him in

trouble with the the FBI. He went under an FBI investigation speaking truth to power and what he had to say by way of summarizing the January sixth events and how they unfolded and happened was frightening, and you can see it for yourself a link there fifty five krc dot com. Frightening and I think provide adequate, ample justification

for Donald Trump pardoning the January sixth defendants. In the order granting or pardoning these folks captioned the caption of the executive Order granting partons and the commutations the sentences for certain offenses related to the events at or near the United States Capitol on January sixth, twenty twenty one.

This proclamation ends a grave national injustice that has been perpetrated upon the American people of the last four years, and begins the process of national reconciliation that says, acting pursuing to the grand of authority Article two, second two of the Constitution United States, I do hereby a commute the sentences of the following individuals convicted of offenses related to the events occurred at or near the United States Capitol January sixth, to times served, and the time served

ends yesterday, and yesterday he wanted them be released immediately. And there's fifteen specifically named individuals. That's the first jay section. That's Section A, and Section B grants a full, complete, unconditional pardon to all others, all other rather individuals convicted of offenses related to the events at near the Capitol.

Law January sixth, Attorney General cell administer and effectuate the immediate issues of certificates of pardon to all individuals described in Section B above, and shall ensure that all individuals convicted of offenses related to events that occurred near the United States Capitol on January sixth who are currently held in prison are released immediately, specifically stating the Bureau of Prison show immediately implement all instructions from the Department of

Justice regarding this directive. And finally, I further direct the Attorney General to pursue dismissal with prejudice to the government of all pending indictments against individuals for their conduct, so that covers I think most everybody, unless there's some old lady out there that the Justice Department has yet to find and indict. Don't know what would come under the blanket.

But of course, I bet you know Trump being in office now for the next four years, if they actually had the audacity to go out and find another January sixth person roaming around in the streets around the Capitol and decide to pursue criminal action against them. Trump could follow up with another, well, pardon as he did with the January sixth defendants, and they're pulling their hair out over that one. The left is in a big way.

I find that kind of funny. Mis notably, Adam Shift he got a partner the other day, and yet he was complaining about the calling the j six partons obscene.

did when they were riding in the streets. I'm sorry. It certainly includes apparently one of the leaders of Proud Boys. Rather fitting sadly that among his very first acts in office is to give a pardon to a white nationalist leader like that. So hard to imagin he went on, so hard to imagine that We're sitting in the Capitol the side of that attack, and hours later, the man who incited that attack pardons people who participated in that attack. It really is a terrible way to begin, but not

a surprising way to begin the new administration. Senator Adam, I have a pardon. I am free from criminal liability. Shift I'm kind of happy about getting his own pardon the other day, I must note, but wow, you know the nerve really of Biden, and I guess I have to go back to the reality that maybe Biden didn't even know what he was doing. The puppet masters who been running Joe Biden, or manipulating Joe Biden and placing orders in front of him over the last several years.

get a reaction. I did watch the entire inauguration ceremony start to finish pretty impressive, And I thought it took quevos a little out of the norm for the just sworn in president of the United States of America to just go full on wwe on Joe Biden and Tom Harris what they were sitting over his left shoulder.

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I can understand. The party now facing its lowest ratings in over three decades could be for all the reasons Donald Trump won the president run the election right fifty majority of Democrats and Democrats leaning independence say the Democratic Party needs major changes or to be completely reformed. That's up from thirty four percent who said that after the

twenty twenty two midterm elections. There Republicans and Republican leaders who feel the same way about the GOP down from thirty eight percent to twenty eight percent, So most of the people in the GOP don't think the party needs reform. Forty nine percent of Democratic lined adults say they expect their representatives in Congress to be even somewhat effective at

fighting the GOP. Ninety percent of Republicans expect their reps to be at least somewhat effective of passing new laws that will, of course put into place Donald Trump's agenda, outlined in large part by all the executive orders Donald Trump's son. We're going to get to the details of

some of those and shortly. Most adults seventy percent describe themselves as disappointed, sixty four percent frustrated with the nation's political landscape, with nearly fifty percent describing themselves as burned

out anger. Forty percent say they're angry. I love this one more so among Democratic aligned women, fifty two percent of Democratic aligned women describe themselves as angry Joe is that if you had to envision in your mind the stereotypical Democrat aligned woman, what would her facial expression be or how would you describe her as looking? Wouldn't you think angry would pop into your mind immediately?

we live. It's a majority rule here. You know, you only need fifty one percent to win, right, If it's a dead heat, then the will of the people's reflected in device did right down the middle. So I think with Donald Trump handily winning the election and that amazing, amazing popular vote margin, I think, how can you argue

it doesn't reflect the will of the people. Overall, thirty three percent of Americans expressly favorable view of that Democrat party, described as an all time low in CNN's pulling going all the way back to nineteen ninety two, Republicans have a thirty six percent favorable rating. If you go back to January twenty twenty one, the Democrats rating was forty

nine percent and the Republican was thirty two. So up to the Republicans precipitously down for the Democrats forty three percent of GOP of line adults and I'll say they feel more a part of the Republican party versus less a part of it, while thirty two percent of Democrats say the things that say the same thing about their party. So interesting. And in terms of protesters, they didn't show out in large measure yesterday, unlike the first time Donald

Trump got sworn in. Anti Trump protesters described as having a week showing. Yesterday, about three hundred attended demonstration in Washington. H I love this in spite of the overwhelming numbers, three hundred or so. One speaker speaking to the throngs, there are more of us than there are of them. We outnumber them one hundred to one. We outnumber them one thousand to one. There's those three letters WTF question mark organized by the Party for Socialism and liberation, coupled

with some anti Israeli groups. Organizers estimated that this year's Women's March, rebranded as the People's March, would draw fifty thousand protesters, and reportedly a lot fewer than that showed up. First Women's March attracted more than a million people. Several protesters described as wearing red caps looking like Maga hats, but with the words make made you look alua akwar. Okay,

here's another WTF question mark next to quote. After all the harm the US imperialists have caused in our countries, migrants not only deserve the right to come and stay here, but also to demand reparations for all they've damaged. What reparations for illegal immigrants? Now?

It'll be a low of sixteen and on Thursday early clouds, clear skies later hig thirty three by now eight degrees fifty five kr C DE talk stations five thirty and a happy Tuesday to you eight hundred eight two three talk pound by fifty on eight T and T phones. Feel free to call maybe just a comment on your reaction the ceremony yesterday. The executive orders have been signed. Maybe Ei, there's a particular one you want to bring up. Got a lot of them. Boy, he was a busy

you know. I was. I was hoping because we all knew he was going to sign a slow of executive orders the moment he was sworn in, or the day he was sworn in, which of course ultimately happened. Donald Trump and Donald Trump. I would have liked it for him to say after he was sworn in, all right, now move out of the way and give me a

pen and head on out of the back room. Viva Ramaswamy stepping out down from the Department of Government Efficiency, which one of the executive orders dealt with yesterday, and we'll be announcing is a run for governor of the state of Ohio, according the sources familiar with Vivake Gramma Swimmy's plans, and he's expected to make a formal announcement early next week, so no longer any speculation about his

political ambitions. Obviously, John Houston has been appointed to Vva Gramma Swimmy's seat, and he was widely expected he was going to do this, of course. He's a Cincinnati native born to Indian immigrants, graduated from Saint Xavier High School, earned a degree in biology from Harvard and a jd

from Yale Law School. Biotech entrepreneur he is worked for a hedge fund before starting bitcoin bitcoin company Roy Event Sciences also wrote books titled Woke Inc. I had him on the program to talk about that one and a Nation of Victims. So I think he's an outstanding man and a great candidate. So fingers crossed for VVA Gramma swimming before I get to Pete's phone call real quick here. Williams Police are looking for answers regarding to an incident

between a man and a child. According to police, twelve year old boy walking his dog at ten pm January nineteenth around Willow Street in South sixth Street Please said, the boy was approached by an unknown man, ended up fleeing, fleeing home and reporting the incident to his parents. Now Williamsburg Police are looking for this guy, reportedly wearing a light colored hoodie and tinted glasses, is a beard and was last seen getting into a silver slash gray small

truck that left on Sixth Street heading North. If you have any information or surveillance footage from that night, please message the investigative officer on the case, jail j Jay the letter J Alexander at Williamsboroburg, Ohio dot org. Difficult getting that, Jay Alexander at Williamsburg, Ohio dot org. Creepers out on the streets. I hate hate hearing that. Let's see what Pete's got this morning. Pete, thanks for calling in. A very happy Tuesday to you.

Alan Drschwitz was talking about the other this the other day. The pardon power is barred from England. It's not clear whether in England you could preemptively pardon somebody who's not being investigated, but there is a president. Of course, it was never tested, and that is President Ford did preemptively pardon President Nixon, who wasn't being charged with anything, though it was being investigated by special counsel. He could have been charged. So he concludes, I think the laws pretty

clear that a president can preemptively pardon. Should he have done it, question mark, it's his prerogative. I don't think that's accurate. I think the law has not been established. No one has ever tested it, No one ever said, hey, I don't think that that preemptive pardon is even constitutional and challenged it. I don't know who'd have standing to

make that argument. Maybe a prosecutor wanting to go ahead and pursue charges against one of these so called pardon family members, for example, like Joe's brother or something, and then they would wave their pardon around and maybe that would provide a vehicle to go to court and say, have someone analyze it from a constitutional perspective. But as of right now, I'd say it's an open question just because for pardon Nixon, again, it never went to court.

It was never subjected to constitutional announ by any court. So keep your popcorn out. One thing is for certain, though, the investigations will continue. I've seen quite a few references and comments on that from various political figures that they can go ahead and continue to look into all this you know, money making and behind the scenes favor granting and all the money that flowed in from various foreign

governments to the Biden family. They can look into that, they can get definitive answers on that bring it to our attention, And of course it will require the assistance of the pardoned because they no longer have the right to assert their Fifth Amendment right to be against self incrimination. Since they're pardoned, they don't face any criminal jeopardy or liability responsibility. So you can't hide behind the Fifth Amendment.

You're going to have to answer the questions or be subject to right what would it be.

they said that's all we're doing tonight. And there was you know, the people out in front that they're like, scrit We're going to call the US marshals, and you know, there was a big tape. He said that's all we're going to do. And he said tomorrow's another day, but that's all we're doing tonight.

A Habeas Corpus again comes immediately to mind. Good to hear from New Hampshire. Gary Nick, Welcome to the show and a happy Tuesday to you.

practice and trial and practice and things like that. But the subject matter varied widely over my career, so I don't consider myself an expert in any particular area of law.

It poses an interesting question for a theoretical question, but I really don't definitively know the answer. I mean, it seems to me more likely that the Trump administration would threaten the city with some sort of sanctions, you know, refuse to provide, you know, some some form of financial infusion of cash which they rely on for whatever infrastructure project,

that kind of thing. If something will come back to haunt them, and whether or not they're legally responsible or be held criminally responsible, they certainly will fill the brunt of their decision in not helping out Ice with its deportation efforts. So I can't get more definitive than that. I really just honestly don't know directly. Just got to speculate on that one. We'll watch it unfold together because it's coming as early as today by forty six thirty

five cares for detoxation. Charli, if you don't want to hanging on, I will get your call right after we return.

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those would be new crimes post pardon. Ongoing criminal activity would be new criminal activity. So only a finite amount of time these pardons cover. So if they're gonna go out and commit crimes, then they get caught and they're going to be held accountable. All right. Over to the stack is stupid. Here's one from yesterday. I didn't get to this one, Joe, and I thought i'd put it on the stack, a man now dead after using what they describe as a strong glue to in the reporting's words,

seal his penis because he didn't have a condom. Why are you doing that? Let's find out together me Salmon mers Us, twenty five years old, reunited with his ex fiance for a drug fueled romp at a hotel in India when he decided to smear epoxy adhesive on his genitals to avoid getting or pregnant. What unamed police source said the pair were a drug addicts known to mix

white her and epoxy together for inhalent kick. That's the words that used in the report a courding The Times of India, several witnesses said Mizra Mirza, along with his former fiance, both of them were addicted to drugs, had gone to a hotel in Japara. Since they did not have any protection, they decided to apply the adhesive to his private parts to ensure that she did not get pregnant. Friend of mister Mirza found him unconscious in the shrubs the day after he checked into the hotel, taking to

the Soula Civil Hospital. Condition quickly deteriorated. Later died from multiple organ failure. Allegedly caused by the adhesive. His family reportedly claimed his ex fiancee was the one who applied the adhesive and we're calling for an inquiry into his death. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots.

as his daughter. Caught wearing what they describe as eerie plastic mask, long black wig and women's clothes, including a prop video from prison authorities shows he slowly removed his disguise went viral, of course it did. Reo prison officials said Silva had been found dead in his cell in a high security unit in the state's Bengoo Prison convex. Quote the inmate appeared to have hanged himself with a bed sheet was quote according to real prison authority in

a statement. Or maybe they pulled an Epstein on him. We got a drug counselor at a New York state rehab facility selling crack cocaine on multiple occasions to undercover police agents, according to the police who arrested him. Acting on tips from public investigators began probing Alvin Lewis, fifty four, and subsequently identified him as an narcotics and dangerous drug

dealer operating in Dutchess County. On multiple occasions, Lewis sold crack to agents with the local Prosecutor's Drug Task Force. While conducting surveillance of Lewis, police determined that he worked overnight hours as a counselor at arms acres and inpatient rehab clinic. Lewis busted while driving a few miles from his residence. Subsequent searches of his home and vehicles yielded crack cocaine package for ready for sale. Being held without bail,

expected to face additional charges. Idiots doing idiot things because they're idiots. Yes, let me get one more in here, claiming he was intimidated by a pro Trump political sign in flagged and flag attached to his next door neighbors fence. A Florida man toward the Adams down and threw them into adjacent lake. Police accuse Lee Jonathan Farber fifty five, of forcibly ripping the sign and flag from a wooden fence.

He reportedly did not like the pro Trump political signs and had been screwed to the sixty seven year old Leon Pierce's white picket fence. Pierce, registered Republican, told the News that he had affixed the rotating collection of spray painted signs to his fence with pro Trump and anti Joe Biden messages. One sign in the lake quote eight days to go and blank you Joe, although the word blank is not there. The flag was a Trump twenty twenty four f your Feelings flag.

which includes Green Township. For the most part, we're gonna find out what's on the agenda in Columbus and what will he be focusing on. Congratulations Mike on the win. And I know Mike can interact with him quite a bit over the years.

Jason Williams at seven thirty two hours from now the Insightscoop with Bright Barton News political letitor Bradley Jay joins a program to talk about the inauguration and Biden's pardons and Daniel Davis deep dive now that Trump is in charge, what happens in between Israel and Gaza and the Russia and Ukraine situation. So I know Donald Trump's really wants to get that resolved. It's going to require some major

concessions from Ukraine, I do believe. And we have asked the expert Odor Exit celebrating twenty five years in business. So that will wrap up the show as far as guests, and again five three seven, four nine fifty two three talk before we get to some of the executive orders from Trump yesterday. Call her in the last hour. Well, it does do pardons of Biden's family members and Fauci and Mark Milly, et cetera. Adam Schiff notable. Does that

mean that they committed crimes? Well, you're free to draw your own conclusions, it doesn't mean that preemptive pardons. It's for anything, any crimes they committed or may have committed, but also if they didn't commit any crimes. It really is just a matter of saying, there's, well, there's not going to be any jail time if someone uncovers a crime for this period of time. But what conclusions can

you draw from it? Well, if you asked Adam Shift, who was specifically asked this while by MSNBC's Joy Reid in twenty twenty, who said, have you ever heard of somebody getting a preemptive parton who was innocent of all crime? Who's just an innocent person? You ever heard of that? Just somebody getting blank and pardon and they're an innocent person? Adam Shift quote, No, it's the president's own family. It's people that have been covering up for the president in addition to his own family.

think a pardon was necessary? Okay, so you can put Adam Shift in the probably guilty of a crime category since he too got a pardon. Andrew Weisman, former federal prosecutor, said it's pretty much the same thing. Talking with Brian Williams over an MSNBC, Is there an innocent explanation for someone to seek a preemptive pardon for his family members? Why would you do that if you knew you were

innocent and just worried about outside forces? Quote. The answer is the answer to that is going to be no. If you haven't done anything wrong, you sit there and go, wow, what do you need a preemptive pardon for fast forward?

birthright citizenship. These are some of the executive orders went through yesterday, declaring a national emergency of the southern border, ending asylum by speeding up deportations, and the app that was previously used up until yesterday to well enter the country without crossing the border, it's been shut down CBP, one app that allowed nearly one million people to enter our country so called legally with eligibility to work by applying from your home country without having to make the

perilous journey through Mexico into the United States. Across the border illegally that app was shut down. Notice on the website the Customs and Border Protection said the app is no longer available, can't schedule appointments anymore, and also that existing appointments have been canceled. Of course, the ACLU has already filed a lawsuit relating to that, and as one would expect them to do, he I gave this Defense secretary ten days to provide a plan for the US

troops to help seal the border. Trump rescinded seventy eight Biden era executive actions and signed other orders as thousands of supporters cheered on in the room. I thing it was interesting he did it in public. Of course, some will be facing legal challenges. As I mentioned, immigration rights group including thea ACOU sued the Trump administration at right after he signed the order. They had a complaint prepared

and ready to go. I remembered doing. That's kind of a common practice because when I was practicing litigation in Chicago, we were trying to negotiate a resolution and the venue of the lawsuit was going to be critically important. So it's first to file. So whoever gets into court first and files a complaint first, that can often well determine

the venue of the action. So we had a complaint in hand fully drafted, ready to go, and the moment we saw that the negotiations were going to go know where, a phone call was made and one of the clerks was there at the courthouse and filed the complaint immediately. So we outgunned them on that one. They were so angry about that anyway. Trump also revived the policy to Remain in Mexico, policy that requires migrants seeking asylum of the Southern Boarder to stay in northern Mexico borders cities.

Apparently Mexico's that you're going to need to agree to take the migrants. Although if you don't let them in our country, they're on the other side of the border. Aren't they already in Mexico ergo If we don't let them in, aren't they stuck there? Mexico gets to decide what they want to do with them. Maybe deport them to their country of origin. I don't know, but that's

Mexico's problem. He called for resuming construction of the border wall, designated cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, and stopped the refugee resettlements for four months. Apparently legal pathways the Biden administration created for migrants who would otherwise have crossed the illegally ended. That'd be the CDP app I just mentioned. Trump signed an order to withdraw from the Paris Climbing Accord. Also

pulled us out of the World Health Organization. Trump a little angry that we were paying five hundred million dollars annually to the World Health Organization in a country of three hundred and twenty five million people, when the Chinese were with one point four billion people were only paying in thirty nine million dollars a year or something to that effect. Opsided it was, so we're out of that. He instructed the Attorney General not to enforce a US

ban on social media app TikTok. That ban, that reprieve is seventy five days long, so we'll see if someone is interested in purchasing it. I still say he didn't have the right to do that because according to all the reporting on it, there is no waiting in the wings trying to get the details sewed up between a purchaser and the current owner of TikTok, which ultimately is

the Chinese Communist Party. He signed orders and various memorandum to cut regulations around energy production and hopefully to reduce inflation, eliminating former President Joe Biden's climate regulations regarding electric vehicle productions, those pesky cafe standards. You heard him yesterday if you're watching the speech after he was sworn in this and he's all about choice. If you want to buy an

internal combustion engine, knock yourself out. We are not going to force electric vehicles on you, which is a good thing. Trump directed federal agencies to evaluate trade policies and economic relationship with China and North American neighbors, directing federal agencies to alleviate persistent US trade deferences and confront what he calls an unfair trade and currency policies by other nations.

He's focused on China, Canada, Mexico, directing those agencies to assess compliance with US Mexican Canadian Agreement and the twenty twenty trade deal with China. So compliance. I'm not sure about tariffs, no mention, and he did not sign any

laws into or executive orders regarding tariffs. In an order ending DEI diversity equity inclusion programs, Trump ordered the Office of Management and Budget and Office Personnel Management to help agencies eliminate any programs that hire or promote people based upon characteristics like race or disability status. In his address, Trump said specifically, we will forge a society that is colorbind and merit based content of character, not color of Another.

Order ended federal recognition of people's expressed gender ID identity, recognizing biological sex as defined by well, their reproductive's organs, and their I suppose chromosomal reality at birth. That would require government issue documents like passports and visas to identify sex rather than expressed gender. You will also direct agencies to ensure places, including prisons and migrant shelters, separate people

by biological express sex, not express gender. Trump alsos signed orders establishing temporary regulatory and hiring freeze except in essential areas, and requiring federal employees to return to work in person. How about that you got to actually show up now from now on. Those Among the various executive orders, there are a slew of them. Got a whole list of them. You can easily find that online. But those are just the kind of the summaries of what was done yesterday.

Hit the ground running and delivering on what he promised. That does not mean that we should have an imperial president. From my standpoint, I find the use of executive orders to be a little bit troubling. One they don't last. Next administration comes in, they can often unring the bell, as we noted, because it's going on literally right before our very eyes. Also, the pardons pardon versually all of

virtually all the JA six defendants. So after talking yesterday, and I strongly encourage you to get over the podcast page fifty five Caresee dot com and listen to what Chris Bergard had to say about his new documentary, The War on Truth, all about the Jay six and the government's involvement in egging people on and sort of coordinating

and in his words, summarizing them. Of course, he says, and the film demonstrates that the government was hoping that there would be at least one hundred dead Americans and blood in the hallways of the Capitol, so they could use that as an illustration of this attempted overthrow of the guy government, make it look like bloody carnage. And it was but for the actions of one law enforcement

officer that may very well have happened. But with that in the background and sort of just taking him at his word on that the way the left, the Democrats harped on that, Oh my god, they tried to end democracy. Oh my god, they tried to take over the government.

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millions of votes, they're just bubble got completely burst. That was all the Trump supporters behind the scenes that during polling, when they were asked, they just basically told polsters to go to hell. You don't get to know my opinion on anybody and hung up. That happened all the time. I heard folks talking about the other day. Polsters were saying that that's why your polling was so inaccurate. And it gave Kamala Harris at least a glimmer of hope

that you actually could survive that challenge. But no, it was a weight lifted from that moment forward. And of course you felt it yesterday like times ten.

no other country in the world enjoys. That's the magnet we get the benefit of for the globe's best and brightest folks, and I encourage them to pursue legal immigration path. We will welcome you with open arms. But insofar as illegal immigration is concerned, we've all seen the chaos that it is unleashed on. You know, some pretty substantial cities,

but all across America. When you have a city of you know, three thousand people and you throw an additional two thousand people into it, you can see the problems away ahead of time, and then they've manifested themselves, so something has to be done about it. Our immigration laws are there for a reason. It allows us to manage the population so we don't get faced with these insurmountable hurdles. The social welfare system cannot handle it.

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He just ripped Biden and the Biden administration in the last four years and af during his speech after he was sworn in with as I mentioned earlier, obviously Joe Biden and Doctor Biden sitting next to him, and Kamala Harris over his left shoulder there they did not look happy at all. And real quick, I don't often do this, I rarely do it at all, but a special shout out and thank you, proving that I did indeed marry

way out of my league, I'll kick my coverage. Thank you, special thank you to my wife for two specific things. And I have multitude of reasons to thank her, but I married a woman has such practical skills. I mean she does everything, including sewing and my lining. And my winter coat was ripped up, so every time I put my arm down the sleeve it would end up going

behind the lining. It was obviously just frustrating. But she replaced the whining in my jacket and she just sat down the other night with her needle and thread and hand sowed it. And it's just little things like that. It just makes me feel so good about my wife. So, honey, thank you so much for that and another thing that she has been doing. And if you're looking for something, you know rewarding to do by way of a hobby. Homemade bread. Oh, she's got that down to a science.

taking such great care of me. I truly appreciate you and everything you do. And and hell, what a great job you did raising the kids. Uh, in terms of pardons, moving back to things that you care about. In addition to partning his family and doctor Fauci and Adam Schiff, among others, Joe Biden granted clemency to Native American activist Leonard I think it's Peltier, but it's pelt I e r so Pelter or Peltier. He was convicted of killing

two FBI agents. Now They've been an Amnesty International out there and other groups claiming that he's his trial was a travesty of justice. It's been in prison for a really long time. Convicted in nineteen seventy five of killing two FBI agents on his property.

Their families continue to bear the heavy burden of that sacrifice. The loss of these heroes is felt as deeply today within the FBI family as it was in nineteen seventy five. They also point out that he never expressed remorse for his actions, that he should be granted no mercy or clemency, So you can add that to the list of reasons why Biden failed president.

fifty five, fifty five KR's of the talk station. We're gonna hear from Mike Odio. So he is the new state representative for District thirty. My friends in Green Township did the right thing by electing Mike. He's going to join the program and talk about what's on the agenda

in Columbus and what he's plans on focusing on. After the top of the hour, news followed by Jason Williams, a sports writer for the sins I Enquirer formerly Politics Extra, joining the two topics together to talk about the stadium deal. Jason at seven thirty, I hope you can stick around a.

to be State rep. And that was in about twenty eighteen. I believe so, and of course I was in no way going to challenge and would never do it Bill Sites, of course, And I was thinking about this the other day. I think Bill Sites is probably the person that I voted for the most times in my life, given a twenty four years in the state legislature and before that

as Green Township trustee. So anyway, I know it was a great honor to be able to follow Bill in this wonderful seat and represent the people in the thirtieth District and my beloved Green Township, del High, Miami Township and the rest of this pies because for most of my life, which includes basically after moving from Summit, New Jersey when I was six years old with my mom and dad, I've lived in Green Township ever since. And so yes, I am a west Sider, although I was born on the East side.

two choices, Oak Kills or Xavier. And since I've been going to Xavier every day of my life for the prior three years, I'm like, I'm not doing that commute for the next three more years. So ok Kills is what I chose, and I don't regret it. But you're a Saint Xavier grad yourself, and you also have are a double bear cat like me, University of Cincinnati history degree, fall by law degrees. So that's kind of the path I took and right well served by the University of

Cincinnati's education. So I have no complaints.

US history, world cultures, in American Civil War. That's an environment that is open to that type of teaching methodology. Were you able to do that? And I'm thinking of in modern times when we have such divided politics and such you know, thin skin sensitive people who can't face criticism or you know, but the the the the idea that you intended to insult somebody, like microaggressions, you have

to deal with that stuff. Was that did that exist during your period over the course of your teaching and Xavier High School or did there remain a really open environment for for learning and and and and teaching logic and reason and critical thinking skills.

to having a college or what used to be. I guess when we were going through college college experience on a high school level, and of course with the Jesuit mission, the Catholic Church's mission, I felt completely at ease and I thrived there, And a big shout out to everyone in Sant X's High School, the social studies department, the administration, and my fellow faculty members and the staff out there are just incredible. So I was, and of course the facilities,

I could football for sixteen years. That was a wonderful experience. And I was also a mock trial moderator for two years. The first year we finished runner up in the state on mock trial, and then my second year we got a state championship in mock trial, which I asked for a ring, but that that wasn't for forthcoming.

and just it's just so easy. And I would think that your retention, your your your ability to retain any information, and some of it's very important, is probably limited by the ease that you can go out into the world and and and get the answers to questions. It's like the old days. You used to have to do mathematics on your own. You had to learn multiplication tables, and you had to do the what was behind the answer? Now everybody's toting around a calculator and just do and

it's done. Do you know what's behind the ultimate? You know? You know equation? Can you actually perform that calculation on your own without a calculator, and I think that's the part that's missing these days.

of isolation. And with isolation you end up with sadness, you end up with narrow thinking, you end up with the inability to listen, and and really you end up on a path that I'm not saying they're not happy, but less levels of happiness and fulfillment in life.

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background it is. Do you plan on bringing some of that education experience that maybe brings some reform to the state of Ohio, either by way of house schools are funded or perhaps the curriculum. Do you have any ideas along those lines.

to be some changes. I think that I'm going to be looking very carefully at the curriculum as it relates to my position as vice chair of Education Committee in the State House. The issue is also segues with the property tax issue, which of course, which of course is

also a major part of education. In terms of the funding formula and tweaks to it, I don't think the answer is throwing more money at them, but we of course have to stick in some ways to the funding formula because, of course, the original funding formula was considered unconstitutional by the Ohio State Supreme Court.

public schools. When I really think about it, it really comes down to an argument that they're making that it's just not fair. I look at the benefits of having less regulation for the school funds to go to the private schools, and what I really do recognize as a teacher at a private school for thirty years is that the accountability the private schools get is from the people that pay their tuition yep. And also the other accountability

is the alumni of these private schools. So rather than taking away one of the great benefits of private schools, which is less regulation as it relates to spending, I would be more interested at this point to engage with the public school sector and say what regulations can we remove from the educational structure they would actually make their lives easier, make their in terms of consuming time for administration.

in Ohio. I was on the board of three charter schools. I think the charter school pro system is a good system. I also think that the you know, homeschooling system is a good system.

to be. I was approached by them, and I engaged with them at the very beginning before they were open with their their their leader, micros and others, and so I got to see that the creation of that and that's that's essentially a charter school. So I think it's

been a huge success. I am partial to its background with the Hillsdale College system and method of education, and the more I look into that, the more I find out to be absolutely fascinating how they have like a metaphysical approach and classical approach to education, which does all the things that we were talking about earlier when it comes to abstract thinking for example, and working in groups and teamwork, and those are the things we did at

since Zavier High School. But I just think that that's a model that, you know, what can we do to assist and it doesn't have to be you know, a particular political background when it comes to these things. I mean, I'm open to other approaches to besides you know, Hillsdale, but it still has to in the end be very

good education. And the other thing I was wondering about is, you know, the Constitution says that there's a separation of church and state, which I respect, but is it in the constitution they have a separation of school and the spirit, because I look at education as being completely aligned with the soul and the growth of the soul, and I could see activities that in curriculum that would not violate church and state separations, which I respect, but at least

the behaviors that come with getting a better understanding of what we call our soul and our places universe.

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passions politics and sports. What's going on with Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals, which I understand are accusing each other of violating the terms of the lease agreement for pay Course Stadium.

I always appreciate being on your show. I'll tell you, like, yeah, right, it's right. It's uh that nexus of sports and politics meet right at the Bengals stadium issue and yeah, the

story broke. I believe it was a business curer that broke the story about they got some public records emails on Friday between the County and the and the Bengals, and just the contentiousness of the back and forth of you know, what's going on on the stadium issue, and one accusing the other of not upholding their end of the deal on on the lease, and it's it's it's

kind of in the weeds. But really the bigger picture is that we're off to a very contentious start, I think in terms of this the future of the Bengals, you know, on the lease and the County and the Bengals and the Bengals you know, doing a new lease with the county or extending their lease with the county, and the ultimate takeaway from it, Brian is no big surprise there.

of nears to the Bengals benefit. We've got all these obligations for upgrades and improvements and what the what was it two hundred and fifty million dollars? Have I got that figure right that the Bengals had on their wish list for improvements including brand new buildings for the administrative staff.

you know, some things have happened since then. It seems like generally things are on track or you know, some of those improvements to continue on that last May, the Bengals announced they're gonna pour one hundred and twenty million dollars into the stadium. Uh. And so it's a little confusing then on the timing of and that those emails came out what a couple of months later that indicated

that maybe the Bengals aren't going to do that. But then every everything since in terms of just what reporters have have found out, and you know, what some county officials have said that some things are on track, like the county, uh you know the county, Well this was I guess apparently this would have been approved around this

time last year. It seems crazy to think, uh, you know that the Bengals did they did new club seats for this season, and you know that was about thirty nine million, I believe, And there's all kinds of million this, a million that, and a hundred here and forty million there, and so it gets it gets a little confusing. But you know, well a lot of my reporting on this, Brian, has been everything I've been told for you know, really a couple of years now, is that the Bengals don't

want to fight. They don't want a contentious fight on this, they don't want to fight on this, on this new lease. But it's like everything I read from those emails and from reports is like you can say you don't want to fight that, yet you're fighting, and you're you're doing the same things and being incredibly tough. And they're known

as incredibly tough negotiators. And I suppose, as not suppose, I mean as a private business, they have every right to you know, do whatever they want in terms of their negotiation, but that doesn't mean the county can say yes to everything they asked for. And the county's pushing back, and that's what the county should be doing. I really believe the county is committed to absolutely trying to get a better deal for the taxpayers this time around than

they did last. Now is that ultimately gonna happen. We can sit here and try to predict and project, and I mean, and I certainly have my prediction on how this is gonna go. I think in the end, like everyone's gonna you know, the Bengals are gonna threaten to leave, and the County's gonna play hardball, and they're gonna play hardball right up till the very last second. I don't think the Bengals are ever really gonna be serious about wanting to leave, and then we've got a deal.

of them leaving? I mean, is there some other you know, city that says, hey, you know, we're right here, and by the way, we're willing to build a two billion dollars stadium for you whatever new stadium costs these days, I didn't know that that was really even a possibility. And don't we as a city also get the option to sort of buy them out if they threatened to do that.

There were some reports out there on that. Now there's also this, you know, there's a lot of talka or there has been talk out there that like Jerry Jones and Dallas would never allow a team in Austin, and I think San Antonio has been has been mentioned and again at a lot of times it's a speculation. Yeah, uh, and again that would be the Dallas Cowboys would have

their say on that. So It kind of comes back to the the question of as you see the NFL teams continue to play international games and talk of could there could there be a team in London, could there be a team in Mexico City. I this is what I truly believe. And again just from my conversations and trying to put puzzle pieces together, and I am I want to be clear, I am not saying this is what's going to happen, that this is what the Bengals want.

I really believe the Bengals would sell the team before that, that they would move the team from Cincinnati really to anywhere, whatever city it would be. I really believe that.

a long time are are still involved now. Obviously the county commissioners are getting briefed and they are having a little bit of say, but certainly from the county side of this or some different players at the table now on the on the Bengals side of this, Uh, there's mostly the same folks are still involved, from the attorneys to the obviously the Bengals ownership are still involved in what happened last time.

I believe Pittsburgh has a stadium authority, and it's just spasically a board, a publicly appointed board, and that's what they do.

are concerned, does the stadium perfunction as it should? Yes, it provides an adequate space where a game of football can be played. I mean, really, that's it. I don't care if the if the locker room has a disco ball and a special stereosystem, and damn it, you could probably have the guys in a high school locker room. It would hold their clothes while they're playing the game. They could shower and clean up there and then go home.

All these bells and whistles really just kind of pissed me off, especially since you and I the taxpayers at Hamilton County, are going to shoulder the burden on this. It seems to me that the Bengals, if they don't have a whole lot of leverage about pulling the plug and leaving town, need to think about their own reputation and loyalty to the fans. The good will needs to be established and that's where their own money should come in.

Or maybe they should pair back these what I consider outrageous demands for upgrades.

And you know, where does when you think about taxpayers and a lot of those taxpayers are also fans, and so then where where does that you know, where does that kind of nexus meet there in terms of, yeah, you want the NFL in your town, but I'm also like taxpayer in Hamilton County and this is an incredibly expensive and we got a bad deal last time, which you know, we can sit here and we can yell at the Bengals and yeah, do I think that they

need to pour more money into it? Absolutely? Do I think the county uh you know, didn't get the best deal for the tax payers last time around.

the state government this time around. And you know, and in the Bengals stadium, and but it all it's like, we still don't know what the Bengals are willing to pay. They're gonna have to be willing to pay a lot more than they paid last time. Percentage well, obviously when it comes to raw number, they're going to but when it comes to we're talking about percentage here, because the upgrades are going to cost more than what it costs to actually originally build the stadium.

I'm glad you're staying on top of it. Cincinnati dot Com is where you find since they enquire online and read what Jason has to write in sports, and Jason, You're always welcome here on the fifty five KRC Morgings Show. You get any other details or developments on these negotiations, you know you've got a spot to talk about it, and I welcome you back at any time.

to the program. It's a pleasure to heave you on today.

about Kamala Harris actually maybe scoring a victory. But what a landslide was for Donald Trump, and that in and of itself was the weight that was lifted, since the left isn't running around in the streets demanding the repeal a constitutional change to the electoral college, which you know would have come had he not won the popular vote. But I presume you watched all the affairs, all the pomp and circumstance yesterday.

never answer questions. And of course we all understand the reason is he was cognitively impaired, as we finally found out. But I just thought it was really nice that he was willing to engage so much.

think Donald over overstated his case? I mean, the litany of things he promised to accomplish seems like an insurmountable hurdle. I guess I'm just kind of wondering. Did he perhaps over promise?

people start whispering back and forth. Did you see that Donald Trump just sign an executive.

can just feel it in Washington. There was never this kind of this kind of buzz and enthusiasm during his first term.

of this nonsense, wokeism. All these cultural policies are geopolitical weakness obviously the economy and the border.

Do you think any Democrats in this let's say the Senate, for example, perhaps will be less obstructionists when it comes to past legislation, recognizing their constituents or probably on board with it, you know, assuming it's not something radical conservative. But do you think Donald Trump's going to have an easier time getting things actually passed by way of laws.

rots that he had. If you look at what the Senate just did with passing the Lake and Riley at Yeah, I mean, I think it's been over three decades since the Senate has passed any kind of significant standalone border security or immigration bill, and you had Democrats get on board to move that. That's this is a battle or this is an issue that Democrats would not have engaged in working with Republicans in the.

of years. I do think that they will get it figured out, at least on some level, But for now, I think they're just trying to kind of figure it out as they as they go because the party is in such disarray. So I'm optimistic that there will be some additional legislative wins. We are going to be able to get everything through that sixty vote over that sixty vote threshold in the Senate. But the fact that Democrats chose to engage on the Lake.

did to him. So it's I think it's a tragic story of what happened to Joe Biden, but it's well deserved and I'm excited about this new age in this nation.

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with good reason, folks, that you can stick around. Daniel Davis deep dive. Trump's in charge, Marco Rubia's Secretary of State. Is there going to be a change in the situation with Israel, the Gaza Strip, Russia and Ukraine. Daniel Davis on those in a few minutes.

Palestinian prisoner exchange. They entered into a ceasefire agreement. Some of the hostages have been released. I guess I kind of been wondering in the back of my head. The status of the hostages is largely unknown. We do know that some of many of them have died, But do we have a head count on how many remain alive and how soon will they all be released? And I guess a more broad question because I have no faith that this ceasefire agreement is going to remain. I just

think the Hamas is gonna just tank it. But what's your take on where we stand on that one, Daniel.

And that's one of the things they continue to be very worried about so that's why they've kind of spread it out over a long period of time that I think the plan is three hostages every seven days until it's six weeks than all the rest of the hostages are supposed to be released, and there'll be a big whatever is left after that, there will be in a big push into phase two allegedly if the thing gets

that far. It's been a bit of a problem because the ceasefi has really shown how Hezbolay has really weathered this storm much better even than I thought that they would. In their tunnel systems. They have rebuilt a lot of the tunnel systems. You actually had a secretary blinking on the way out admit that Hamas had.

was unaware that they had done so much rebuilding. I find it almost I'm not questioning your authority or what you're saying, but in the midst of this conflict, when Israel's presence is fully there that they had the opportunity and the ability to rebuild all those tunnels, and with the ceasefire agreement in place, they've got all the opportunity of the world to continue rebuilding, which means basically, if they go back to fighting each other, it sounds like

both sides are starting at square one.

Even though the images on the on the surface look literally like a moonscape's shocking the amount of destruction, but under the ground, they've weathered that storm.

is a completely different story. But in order to resolve that conflict, as you and I have talked about, and Donald Trump wants to settle that war, Ukraine's going to have to make some major concessions. I mean, it seems like Russia has all the cards.

basically our armed forces are shrinking. We suspected this all along, but he has now confirmed it. Even if they go to eighteen year old and lower the age down to mobilization, there simply aren't enough men to be able to offset the losses, and they're bringing in thousands every month, but they're set their casualties are.

into it. They can just keep fighting until they seize it by force. But the Ukraine side can't. I mean, it's just they don't have the capacity.

and learn how to be effective fighters. If Ukraine is basically snatching up every you know, alive male person in the country eighteen and up and putting them on the front line, so those folks don't have experience, and they're more than likely going to be casualties the season fighters, the veterans more than likely have been killed already.

from private up to colonel in general or whatever. The Russians, because they have more people they've had the luxury of training a lot of their guys over many months out of contact, and then they'll rotate out people who at key leader levels into new units here, so they'll bring people back in. So when they have this unit that's getting beat down, they'll take the unit out, they'll bring a new one back in, and then this is already trained.

is going to be moving in this direction. So the President and Secretary of State are both talking about this is going to have to be a negotiated settlement.

it actually is in America's interest to do so. And I think that was a definite shot across the bow to the Ukraine that if we can't see how this is going to work, it ain't gonna just keep getting shoveled into the furnace like the Algony administration did. And I think it's pretty clear where the Trump Administration's going.