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parallels to what's happening with Trump? Little lawfair going on over there. Daniel Davis deep dive. Of course we hear from Daniel Davis, retired Lieutenant Colonel Davis every Tuesday at eight thirty. Today no different here, but the latest on Russia Ukraine conflict. Trump apparently not happy with Putin I think he used the words pissed off the other day and Zelenski pulling out of the mineral deal. Perhaps they had negotiated some kind of mineral deal going on there.

I guess it was in return for all the billions of dollars of money we threw in that country. Maybe we'll get a little something in return. We'll get Daniel Davis's take on that at A thirty plus eight forty five should be really interesting. We got UC surgeons and I'm really interested in this one. Using three D printed organs in the operating room. We're gonna hear from UC researcher doctor Prashia Rovi. It'll be our guests at A

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James talked a lot about tariffs. Yesterday the Smither Event episode eighty five about fostering respectful discourse in politics, which Christopher is really good at that and respectful discourse is not what you get from the left. They had a couple of op ed pieces that kind of parallel together. I was looking at some of the aftermath of the Tesla protests, which is still seeing me so backcrap insane. Doesn't really make much sense other than the fact that

they causes fear. You have a tesla. Now, I bet you drive around if you have a Tesla, that you drive around and wondering when you are going to be the victim of some sort of verbal assault if not have your car keet or have a swatstick spray painted on the side of it. Inside of the fact that that makes absolutely no blanket sense. Man, I'm gonna struggle

with FCC compliance today. Got my dander up. I mean, I read the story the other day, but a sixty one year old Testale driver got ahead, a guy cut her off, boxed her in, got out of his car, and started punching her. This one from Flagstaff, Arizona. She said, I didn't buy my car for a political statement. I bought my car because it's really fun to drive. My politics have nothing to do with that. I'm ashamed of

our society and what they are doing. They of course left wing nutcases who think it's appropriate to tack somebody's personal property because they don't like Elon Musk because he's showing the fraud, waste in abuse in government. Connect those dots boiled down. All this is is there anger that he is revealing fraud, wasted abuse in government. And it

doesn't make any sense to me. They can be so angry about it when many, many, many Democrats, presidential candidates down to representatives and senators campaigned on getting rid of fraud, waste and abuse in government. It's a politically neutral subject. It's the American tax mayer dollars we're talking about here. So I go to Edward Brodo, who run an up at peace in town Hall, which I think he sums it up. Maybe a slight overstatement, but it makes sense.

The violence aim the Teslil owners is symptomatic of a condition that did not exist when I was a boy. I don't know how old ed is. He's probably like my age. Thanks in large part of the Democrat Party,

violence and rampant lawlessness have become acceptable. In twenty twenty, we watched cities and towns ravaged by marauding mobs of craze leftists, hundreds of businesses, the results of years of struggle and sacrifice, utterly destroyed buildings, looted and burned, statues, torn down, innocent people, including police officers, beaten and murdered. No one has been held account Instead, the Democrat Party in the media have characterized the violent riots is peaceful protests,

or at least I'll interject largely peaceful protests. It's like Bagdad Bob talking about how they're resisting the American military while the American military's tanks roll by in the background. The pew toilt protests are largely peaceful. Meanwhile the buildings behind the reporter are burning. Supportive attitude towards public violence exhibited by Democrats has encouraged all forms of flownious activity.

Criminally irresponsible Democrat mayors have encouraged looting, ordered the release of violent criminals, back the downsizing of police departments, and abandoned the populace to the brutal mercy of hooligans and thugs. Even former presidential Canada Kamala Harris urged the continuation of violence one of the worst examples of lawlessness is New York City, the greatest city in America that's debatable, has been destroyed with the complicity of Democratic Mayor Bill de Blasia.

Take ten years to restore it, which may not happen because people don't want to live there anymore. Why would they. In the single week, one hundred and one people were shot in the Big Apple most living in America, I have never experienced similar incidents of violence, said Tucker Carlson. Quote now they're common all over the country. What happened close quote. What happened is the Democrat Party has embraced violence as its modus operandi. All of the cities experiencing

a recent rash of violence are run by Democrats. You don't see Republicans engaged in organized violence. Uncivilized behavior is a monopoly of the left. The Democrat Party has sent a message to its adherents that anything goes in the pursuit of political power. No matter where you live, Liberal moms will see to it that you can't express conservative ideas in public. If you decide to wear a MAGA hat,

you place yourself at risk of assault. If you refuse to bow down to the demands of Black Lives Matter or anti file. They'll burn your house to the ground with you in it. My neighbor told me she was afraid that display the American flag in front of her house. This is not the same country I grew up in. The irony is the majority of Americans voted for Donald Trump and his conservative platform. We haven't seen the worst of it. Democrats promise more violence if Trump was re elected.

We can take them at their word. Financial support from leftist billionaires will ensure that recruits are available for more looting, burning in the destruction of Tesla automobiles, the acceptance of lawlessness has encouraged political violence. Rogue district judges are attempting to sabotage Trump's agenda, even though their actions show contempt

for the Constitution. Former OMB official TJ. Young wrote in Investors Business Daily, the extreme left appears to have no intention of backing down, but expecting, if not demanding, the establishment's embrace. Left leading Democrats want a jettison the US Constitution. Quote we should never forget, said Senator Rand Paul. The Constitution wasn't written to restraining citizens behavior, was written to restrain government's behavior. Advice that contradicts the aims of the

Democratic Party. We're at a dangerous moment in US history in which political freedom is under attack. The American left and its senior partners, the Democrat Party and the mainstream media will to replace our republic with a totalian, totalitarian social estate run by unaccountable bureaucrats. For twelve years, Obama and Biden shipped away at law and order, responsible government,

and critical American values. Trump is attempting to reverse the damage, but his efforts are being steinied as the Obama Biden assault on the rule of law leads to political violence. At Brodo conservative political commentator segue over to Tom knighton an interesting take on violence. Again, So most users aren't going to know the name yet Mars Marero Mars Morero much less who she is as a person based on her own actions. That's probably the best for everyone's sake.

She's one of a slow of people have been arrested for vandalizing someone's tesla. In particular, she put gum on the car, which may not sound like the worst thing of the world, util you can find out where she put the large watt of gum, messed up the door mechanism to the tune of more than twenty six hundred dollars in damage. Now she's facing felony charges, since any act of violence doing more than one thousand dollars in damage is a felony in the state of Florida. But

the way it's being framed is what's funny. Guy named Andrew Gaffney a fairly large account on acts twenty thousand or so followers as biod describes him as a doctor and teuts his affiliation with academic institutions like Cambridge and Harvard. In post over the weekend, he questioned the charges and tried to claim this was about politics. Quote. One thing should be clear. They will throw the book at people for actions, crimes, protests with the improper political inflection. Except

as noted, Morrero actually committed a felony. It wouldn't matter if this was politics, resentment, or just mischief or action coused more than one thousand dollars in damages. Gaffney's engage in one of those favorite tricks of the left, which is to downplay the severity of a leftist actions and make it look like they're the victim. Meanwhile, where where was he when people were prosecuted for felonies for simply taking an unguided tour of the Capitol on January sixth.

Sure it might have been one thing if the authorities had just gone after those who destroyed property, breaking windows and whatnot, or those who took things while they're but they didn't. They went after anyone who even stepped into the building that day. Those people did far less than nearly three thousand dollars in damage of someone's cars simply because they didn't like the guy who built it. Everywhere, Look, people are pretending vandalism isn't a big thing, a big deal.

It's like something we shouldn't be bothered by at all. Gaffney makes it out like this folony, this act of vandalism was nothing more than putting a sticky note on

someone's windshield and calling them a mean name. Others seem to argue that it's justified because of Spaceman bad throughout it all, though, it's nothing more than a repeat of what we saw in the summer of twenty twenty, when leftist mobs burned neighborhoods in almost every major city to the ground, then took up donations for bail money when rioters were arrested. The left will invariably downplay leftist acts of criminality as something else entirely. That's because they don't

think their crimes matter, only their cause. It can rationalize anything in their attempts to resist the Trump administration, Elon Musk, trying to undermine their paydays, or anything else that's a threat to their progressive ideological goals. But reality isn't that easily manipulated. The truth is still the truth, and it don't matter how much they try to shape it. Vandals are still criminals and are prosecuted not for their motivations,

for their actions, and pretending otherwise won't change it. Interesting couple of pieces back to back there, thanks to town Hall, where I found both of them. Yeah, female Tesla driver sixty one repeatedly punched in the face. I guess it's okay, though, because again space man bad five seventeen fifty five krcy DE talk station five one three seven four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound five fifty on at and T funds more to

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It's like the longest overnight weather forecast I've ever seen. Plus he's got it in red, bright red like danger. Will Robinson, there's a blast from the past. Five three, nine, fifty five, eight hundred eight two three Taco ton FI fifty on AT and T funds. Yeah, let us see here. I got a kick out of this. One. Defense Secretary heg Zeth, directing a review of the physical fitness requirements for the US military combat roles underscore the word combat.

Female service members will not be given exception. There will be a uniform physical fitness requirement for folks on the front lines. Sign them MS Sunday, released yesterday. Military Service Secretary secretaries are supposed to evaluate and clarify the physical demands of combat arms roles and ensure sex neutral standards

are enforced. How about that now, I think most people recognize as we pulled it out millions of times here it seems on the fifty five KC Morning Show, if you look at world records for athletic competition, men always beat women because men have a physical advantage over women. Well, in the military, I'm sure there are women who can meet the physical demands of men, and that there are men who cannot meet the combat role physical standards. It's

uniform across the board. Now, he said, for too long we allowed standards to slip in different standards for men and women in combat arms. That's not acceptable. All combat roles will remain open to women. They must meet the same high standard, says Hegxeth. Well, what about that and isn't that appropriate? Should women have lesser standards in the front lines serving us and well meeting the physical demands that that role requires. I'm sure someone will complain about this.

Let's se what Mississippi James has got today, Mississippi James, good to hear from me this morning.

Are you familiar with the book Who Moved My Cheese?

were so far on that side. But when this pennulum swing and you have to duck, if you in the middle, you have to duck. And then when it swing back the other way, you get circle of talking and circle of thinking. And I just listened at how people once again I sit on the sideline and I listen how people just so true to what they believe in that don't make it reality. That's just the environment you came from, the era that you was told in. That's what was She was indoctornated to believe.

And someone's standing there and you ask them why they're going after the car or Tesla or Musk, and they can't even explain why they are acting irrationally or why or how they can justify their behavior. What's Elon Musk done to them individually? He hasn't pulled the rug out from them in individually. He took a bunch of people who were dad off the social security ranks. For example, he dried up funding going to you know, shrimp on treadmill studies in Zimbabwe and all kinds of crazy stuff

like that. It hasn't hurt at a single American citizen. In fact, it's benefited them. To the extent that American taxpayer dollars aren't going overseas to fund stupid things, so they're acting here.

being laid off. Not a tier was shed when our business went through reorganization at Anton, Blue Cross and Blue Shield the three or four times while I were the people lost their jobs. Not a page was written, not a syllable written in the enquire any local news about the poor people who lost their jobs. It's a fact of life. There is no guarantee in employment, except I guess if you're a tenured professor at the university, or apparently if you work for the government. I'm sorry they

lost their job. Everybody that works runs that risk. We all lost jobs during COVID. They mandatory shutdowns. You can't go to a restaurant. You're not allowed to go to this business or that business. Small businesses closed, many businesses closed. It was just a fact of the pandemic. And I know people were upset about it, but you know what, there was no mass protests over it. Couldn't protest. You're right. The free Assembly was suspended because they said you couldn't

gather in groups. So you know, we pick and choose who we want to cry over and cry about. And I want to sound callous. I know people have lost their jobs, but that happens all the time, and there are other jobs that people, if they have qualifications, can fill. So the world continues to turn. But irrational, I'll agree

with you. Not logical or reasonable definition. Look at it five twenty eight, come up a five twenty nine, fifty five cars, toy detalk station five and three, seven four nine, fifty five hundred and eight and an eighty two to three talk to five fifty on AT and T phones. Got local stories next absent phone calls. I'll be right back. Ten and nine. First warning weather forecast. We have some clouds this morning. We have a partland, mostly sunny and pleasant day fifty six for the high, down a forty

six overnight, and it'll be dry. Cloud's built throughout the day. Tomorrow, windy high of seventy eight. Storms kick in Wednesday night. Expect some very heavy rainfall, potentially hail and damaging winds, and maybe even a tornado. Sixty one for the overnight low come Thursday. Storms and rain continue with a flood watch all the way through Sunday. High sixty six, forty degrees. Right now, fifty five cars, toy detalk stations. It's five

thirty two. Over the local stories. I got a man arrested on Saturday after a series of events that escalated to a pit bull attack on a peace officer in Winton Hills. This accord to Hamilt County Municipal Court complaint. Darryl Stower's documents say twenty five years old accused of releasing pitbulls from a closet to attack police officers while

evading capture, resulting in one of them being bitten. Jail records showed this guy facing one kind of resisting arrest who counts of felonious assault, one kind of receiving stolen property, one kind of using weapons while intoxicated since a police arrest. An investigation report indicate Stower's argued with a woman regarding ongoing neighborhood issues near Craft Street in Winton Hills, which had been occurring throughout Saturday. A verbal argument turned physical

and Stower's pistol whipped one other victim. Jeez Joe sounds I got an award to give out. Report continued to say one of the officers attempted to arrest this guy, but stoweres ran from the police and into his home. When officers were taking Stores into custody, he told his dogs to attack the officers, which result in one of the offers getting bit. Of course, the police report Stores had he stolen firearm while intoxicated. Judge said his bond

at five thousand dollars for each count. Court records show his next court date will be next Tuesday.

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While working, a piece of equipment operated by the contractors came loose and fell into the excavation pit. Incident resulted in one contracttractor suffering a fractured laid. He was taking a UC Medical Center for treatment. Injured contractor is not a Greater Cincinnati water Works employee five point thirty five about care see the talk station stack is stupid coming up absent phone calls, you know, I mean, I prefer the phone calls, but happy to do the stack of

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to bridge. In New Jersey, a former elementary school janitor now sentenced to eight years in prison after admitting to contaminating food served to children with his bodily fluids and waste.

tampering with food products. Carvererland County Prosecutor's Office stated that imprizill he must serve five years of his sentence before being eligible for parole. During the investigation, police also discovered im Proselli possessed child sexual abuse materials, leading to additional charges. He admitted to his crimes in January and apologized to his victims in court on Friday. I'm sure those apologies were not accepted by the victims of his perverse abuse.

God really makes you want to eat out, doesn't it. Let's see what bet beieve? God, thanks for holding me if it's good to hear from you this morning, and a happy Tuesday to you. Sorry you had so you're calling the heels of that story man? Are you there? Oh?

You think this two woman from Texas is doing the same thing, just calling attention to herself and maybe yes, let's let us be yes, instead of helping her to publishize herself.

in the hearts and minds to some people. I personally wouldn't want to be associated with that kind of behavior, But whatever, I think, it makes people less likely to vote for her. It also brings attention to the insane points that she's make while using the profanity that she used. I mean, you know, I don't get it. I don't

know why the left thinks this is appropriate. And I'm critical as much, if not more so people on the conservative side of the Ledger who would engage in the use of profanity while speaking in their professional capacity or their elected capacity. It's just a reflection of the downward spiral of ethics and morals and norms, and I think it's a terrible thing. There you go, Joe, Welcome to the Morning Show. Thanks for calling.

he makes some decent obss about that. But he did use the right word in terms of the the illogical and unreasonable conduct of these people, and it is demonstrably so. But you're right. I share your point on that. I try to make it with him. And I have a dear friend who just this week lost his job and I didn't see any papers written on it. There were no protests in the street. He's now got to go out and find it a new job for us. Thank you, Joe Strecker, appreciate the call. My friend by forty six.

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traffic stop. Exactly when the officer told us here to back away and go into an alternative entrance, he allegedly became verbally argumentative with the officer, and report totally said it was illegal for law enforcer to be blocking the entrance. He then began arguing with the officer who arrived at the scene. Female officer walked around the back of the Mustang to get his license plates, but Osteria allegedly put it in reverse and nearly struck her before flee He

fled back to his home dear what the hell of course? Plead? Police showed up at his residence and took him into custody. Fifty one year old charge with two counts of resisting arrested and taken to the Sumpter County Detention Center just for being a jerk. Huh jel I thought that was reserved for child molusters, head jerks. Okay. Driver opened fire and killed two passengers aboard the bus in Miami, Florida. Happened early Sunday morning Miami Dout Miami a Dade County

transit bus outside of shopping plaza. Police of Miami Gardens were roped off the entire shopping plaza near where the bus was parked. Officers responded to a nine to one

one call about three o'clock in the morning. Investigators said the bus driver got into an argument of some sort of some sort with passengers who were on board, and during the disagreement, the driver pulled out a gun and shot two mail passengers, both of whom taken to the HCA Florida Ventura Hospital by helicopter in critical condition, where both died of their injuries. Dear what the hell they say? It's not yet clear what precipitated the argument that led

to the shooting. Bus driver detained by police officers As the investigation of the shooting unfolds, unclear of the driver will face any charges, and it's not known whether any of the passengers were armed. Police said the investigations ongoing, calling it fluid. Spokesperson from the exactly I mean Dad, Department of Transportation and Public Works told to Miami Herald the county bus drivers aren't allowed to use firearms as

a weapon for self defense. You can make an argument about that, spokesperson says Sunday transit operators are not allowed to be armed. This morning's incident aboard a metro bus remains under investigation. Department of Transportation and Public Works is fully cooperating with law enforcement. Of course. Chair of the Country Transportation Committee said she was heartbroken by the shooting, calling it another example of why people shouldn't have guns.

Two people would still be alive today if there had been a shoot a shouting match rather than a shooting match. I am hardprot well, that's right, Liam, whatever, we don't have enough facts on this to know whether he was under threat of grievous bottle injury or perhaps imminent apprehension of his own personal death, which is a justifiable argument for a bus driver having a firearm, but I understand

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deep dive The latest on the Russia Ukraine. Trump apparently not real happy with Vladimir Putin right now, an Zelensky, I guess pulling out of that mineral deal that I thought was kind of negotiated sort of kind of. Plus you see surgeons are using three D printed organs in the operating room. Just that brief statement about the subject matter, right, we're talking about you see researcher doctor Prasha Robbie. He'll be a guest on at eight forty five to explain

that to us. And I've never done this before, but I got a great reaction to an op ed piece out of Reason the other day, Mark Osterreich, who was described as a founding partner of a nonprofit firm Crane and Gray and the editor of a daily energy newsletter

called Gridbrief. But he did such a beautiful job explaining the bat crap insanity of United States energy policy that I just wanted to bring it back to everybody's attention because I didn't get to it till the very end of the program, and I only read a part of it, but I got so many quest for the link to the article. I've just asked Jostreker to put a link to it on my blog page or podcast blog page

at fifty five cars dot com. Because when you contemplate his words and they make perfect sense, you realize what a lie and a bill of goods. We've been sold on this whole green crap. Anyway, bear with me and enjoy if you haven't heard it before. We're not short on power, We're just too sanctimonious to generate. At the caption of the article, I recall Ontario premiere Doug Ford, he threatened a twenty five percent retaliation on American energy exports.

Now I know he pulled that off the table, but that's the predicate for this wonderfully written analysis. And he writes the headline framed is another Trump tariff story, Ontario Premiere Doug Ford threatening a twenty five percent retaliation in America and energy exports. But the real story of the Northeastern energy crisis is more than a cross border drama and goes back well before the tariffs and trumpeting. Ford's threat is the latest lash in a decade's long ritual

of energy self flagellation. US regulators and lawmakers have been kneecapping American energy electricity production with regulation after regulations, smothering new projects in the name of preservation, wetlands, and the

Northeastern bullrush sedge, often before they even break ground. Instead of building up capacity, we import Canadian power to keep the emissions off our ledgers like Mafia coountants, cleverly skirting the law while they convince the world that they're making us cleaner, greener, and smarter, even as the lights flicker and the bills climb. The people paying the price are not in press conferences or policy meetings. They're at home, choosing between groceries and the gas bill. I met them

last winter in North Philly. I was there to run focus groups on the impact of rising energy costs. A father talked about replacing olive garden dinners with spaghettio. It's a shame that little league wins no longer earned a night out. A grad student turned her one bedroom apartment into a boarding house, three people sharing the space just to keep the lights on. A restaurant owner described her kitchen working in winter coats because they couldn't afford to

run the heat. These weren't sob stories. They were quiet portraits of sacrifice and grit. Since then, prices have jumped another seven percent percent despite our reliance on Canadian imports. In twenty twenty four, this is where we get to the meat of it, folks, the US imported twenty seven thousand two hundred gigawad hours of electricity from Canada. That is enough to cover twenty percent of New York supply

and fifteen percent of New England's total winter load. Because we've made building new power here nearly impossible and incentivized imported power through regulatory loopholes that allow us to ignore any emissions that happen outside the United States. It's a simple formula, export emissions, import virtue. Meanwhile, domestic energy products

in the Northeast stall, sputter or collapse. We're sitting on four hundred and sixty nine billion tons of coal, two point nine trillion cubic feet of gas, and centuries of nuclear fuel. But in the United States, building power plants now requires a legal team and decades of hearings. We've turned power generation into a theater of guilt. We're producing energy in the United States is too sinful to permit, but importing it from somewhere else lets us feel pure.

It's not policy, it's penance. In twenty twenty one, New York shut down the Indian Point Nuclear Plant, one of its last sources of zero emissions basedow power. That same year, New York began ramping up electricity imports from Canada to fill the gap, bringing in seven thousand, six hundred gigawatt hours. Hydro electric power alone couldn't handle the demand, so Ontario's gas plants fired up to meet the demand, releasing an

estimated one million tons of carbon dioxide plant food. But because those emissions occurred north of the border, New York claimed to drop in its own energy sector emissions. And that's the game when Canadian hydro falters. Canadian gas steps in, but the emissions vanish on US climate ledgers turned to Vermont, importing over eighty percent of its electricity. Massachusetts and much of the rest of New England operate from the same

playbook the grid operators. They belonged to import around fifteen percent of its winter peak from Canada. When hydro output dropped eighteen percent due to drought, gaspeaker plants and fossil fuels save the day. In twenty twenty three, alone, utilities in Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick generated an estimated thirteen point four million metric tons of carbon dioxide plant food, none of which appear on the emission ledgers of states

like Massachusetts and Vermont. Despite their heavily reliance unimported power from those provinces. Meanwhile, the twelve hundred megawat Commonwealth wind project was canceled outright after a developer paid fifty million dollars to walk away, citing financial infeasibility and permitting delays. This is not a glitch in the system. It is

the system, and I love this line. A nineteen to ninety nine rule by the Environmental Protection Agency allows states to treat imported electricity as emissions free, regardless of how it's generated. I don't make the rules, man, I just think them up and write them down. It's a convenient accounting trick that lets politicians hit climate targets without actually

reducing actual emissions. At the same time, domestic energy projects face a labyrinth of legal, regulatory, and activist roadblocks thanks to laws like Title VIV of the Clean Air Act and a permitting system that treats any new infrastructure as a threat until proven otherwise. We've built a political culture that worships the optics of clean energy while punishing the act of actually producing it. Across the Northeast, domestic energy

projects don't just struggle, they're buried. Offshore wind collapses under lawsuits over fishing rights in ocean views, small modular reactors gather dust in regulatory limbo pipelines are killed over silt and wetlands, nuclear plants drowned, and litigation. In twenty sixteen, New York veto to the constitution pipeline leaving the Marcella Shale untapped. Two years later during a brutal cults in that Massachusetts imported liquefied national gas from Russia rather than

lay pipe from Pennsylvania. A proposed forty two megawatt biomass plant in Springfield, Massachusetts, was blocked on a technicality in twenty twenty one, after years of permit delays and concerns over quote unquote environmental justice. Clean local energy was too controversial, imported emissions no comment. Altogether, the region has canceled enough projects to generate forty two thousand gigawatt hours annually, more than fifty percent above the power we imported from Canada

in twenty twenty four. We're not out of energy. We just outlawed reality. We pretend its progress, We pretend the air is cleaner. Ten that exporting emissions is environmentalism, it's not. It's theater for climate lobbies, campaign sound bites, and activists who measure success and press releases, not power output. The emissions remain only the guilt is outsourced. So No Forge's tariff thread isn't the story, It's just the headline. The

real story is what made that threat possible. Our addiction to imported virtue, our refusal to build, and a regulatory culture that punishes the very act of producing energy. We're not short on power, we're just too sanctimonious to generate it. Thank you for indulging me on that. I thought he made awesome points. And isn't it crazy the nineteen ninety

nine rule imported electricity is emissions free. They could be using the dirtiest coal plants on the planet in Canada, but because that smoke isn't coming out of the state of New York or ver modern New Jersey, its counts as emissions free. You see the nonsense and all this. We import products from China, the component products for all these environmentally correct green electric vehicles, with the exception of Teslas, which apparently you're not allowed to drive anymore because well, yeah,

evil space man, they come from coal plants. Energy generated by coal plants in China. Aren't we all breathing the same air on this globe of ours? Don't the winds flow? And it is an amazing reality that one volcanic eruption can negate all of the efforts to get rid of carbon from the atmosphere. And again, carbon dioxide's plant food. It's plant food. It's a lie, man, we are living a lie. This climate religion has got people, so I am delusional that they you buy into this six seventeen.

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increased US liquefied natural gas export. Barely impact that new US LNG exports have on the environment in the economy was reviewed by the US Energy Department scientists and completed in September of twenty three, and it appears that neither President Biden nor Secretary Jennifer Grahholme liked what the report concluded, and rather than follow the science revealed on the report, they buried it and then it made claims that directly

contradicted the experts conclusions. In the report draft Study, Energy Economic and Environmental Assessment of US LNG Exports, they determined that under all modeled scenarios, an increase in US LNG exports and natural gas production would not change global or US greenhouse gas emissions, and further found that it would

not increase energy prices for consumers. Nonetheless, our Biden and Granholm reportedly buried the report and then announced the pause on US LNG export terminals in January twenty twenty four, citing the danger to environmental and economic impacts. That's the one the executive order that Biden forgot that he signed, or didn't remember signing, or claimed that he didn't sign. There's your electric pen at work there probably, or Biden's

just failing memory. Comber's office repeatedly declined I'm sorry. Pointed out that the Department of Energy repeatedly refused to provide the study to the House over Kai Oversight Committee or comply with other requests for information, shocking no one. What is most concerning is that our LNG exports help reduce the dependence on Russia and would have decreased the revenues

to that country to support its were in Ukraine. However, critics charged that Biden ignored the national security and economic benefits while the US ramped up exports to the Europe. Progressive Democrats like Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon Democrat went crazy. They shelved the study while slowing demands for further increases.

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understand what's going on in Canada. You know, we know they're a little pissed us because of Trump and the tariffs and the fifty first states. Right, we're all aware of this, sure. What we are not aware of is how pissed they are. This is not a small thing when they say things like you know, this has damaged our relationship forever. There may be some truth to this. We may never be able to go back. So let me give a little background in where the Canadians are

coming from. I didn't realize this, you know, one. I guess we all know this. They're patriotic, right, we like America you and I. I don't know about the progressive sometimes, but we do, and most Americans do. We support our country. Well, Canadians are the same. They support their country, they love it. So they are all I mean, eighty percent of them are pissed, maybe ninety percent about the fifty first state. You know, they have no interest, they don't want the

US taking them over. That They really like their country or want their country.

truth of this. I haven't researched myself independently, but this is what I've been told by people who are very politically astute in Canada. You know my daughter's father in law, who's very smart. He's kind of a Trump supporter, which is amazing, a Canadian Trump supporter, you know, but he's pissed a Trump. He thinks he feels betrayed by Trump.

He understands it's likely just stay up ploy and it's a way to negotiate, but still it's not right when Trump, you know, started this trade agreement and is now betraying it.

self determination? Is he planned on sending troops in there to take it over and make it the fifty first date. It's all absurd, and I don't know if it's designed to generate a response, But of course I would be angry if I was Canadian at the mere assertion that that would even be a possibility. It's a sovereign nation. And I feel similarly about his claims to Greenland. I mean, there are people that live there. It is not part I mean it was part of that is it Norway?

I guess they have the right to Yeah, they have the right to their own self determination. We're not going to send troops in there and take it over. It is a very important piece of land geographically in terms of the China and Russian situation going on. But what right do we have to go take it over. We're not an imperialist country. We don't just go around to grab and land through warfare. So I don't know what he hopes to accomplish when he makes outrageous statements like that,

and I do believe they're outrageous. I agree.

neck and neck. The Liberals and the Conservatives, and Trudeau is out and this new guy Carney is in charge of Liberals and he could easily win the next election when he was going to lose by a landslide.

do switch from American products to any other product. This is something the populace is doing because they they are very angry. And here's an interesting thing about the Canadians. I don't know if I can express this correctly, but you know, they tried to explain to me her father in laws that Canadians are really nice people, right, They're all happy, go lucky nice. Yeah. Sure, you know, you know Canadians, they're always smiling. You know, they're not offensive people.

But remember the national pastime of Canada is hockey, which is a pretty violent sport, which always has fighting. And Canadians when you kiss them off, they do get very violent. And he told me some stuff about history. I have to look it up. Apparently they've been guilty of war crimes and World War one or World War two, World War one, past wars. When they get their dander up, they really are violent, and it's just they've never been that many wars in that many situations.

that regard. So I mean payt with a broadbrush and say they're all happy, go lucky people. They're just like any other human being on the planet. They're gonna be angry sometimes and they're gonna be happy sometimes. Same thing as Americans, although we tend to be a little bit more on the angry side these days. But in the final analysis, if they want to boycott American products because of something Donald Trump said, whether or not he can actually act under to do on it or do something

on it, then knock themselves out. Nobody buys bud Light here anymore. That's because bud Light tripped over themselves, right. We all engage in that behavior, and we'll sink or swim on our own and we'll deal with their boycott of our products, or we'll try to rehabilitate the relationship

over tom which I don't think it's too late to do. So, you know, it's it ain't over till the fat ladies, and ultimately, in terms of relationships between countries, I don't think the fat lady really ever sings appreciate it, Doctor Jay, interesting thoughtful analogy from someone who actually has talked with Canadians.

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need that either. See. The one thing you're doing there for me, though, is you're you're you put an earworm in my head with one song, and then you negate it by the second song, which is the substitute earworm song. So now I'm probably gonna be stuck with Safe Dance the rest of the day. And if I swear to God, if you play we Built This City, I'm gonna come into that room and throttle you.

But the United States Supreme Court on the second is going to hear a case involving whether or not a state can prevent Medicaid patients Medicaid patients from going to planned parenthood. First Circuit Court of Appeals said that the federal law unambiguously bestows Medicaid patient with the right to choose a specific provider, and since the law doesn't name any specific provider just says it, they can let them

go where they want planned parenthood. And the Fourth Cecred Court of Appeals, well, they wanted the Fourth Circred Court of Appeals, but it appealed to the United States Supreme Court. I guess is hearing it. State of South Carolina bars

taxpayer funding of abortion. They say the law allows the states to decide which providers are qualified for Medicaid funding, and so they've asked the state Supreme Court to decide this matter and reverse the Fourth Circuit's opinion, which said, no, you can't deny an individual access to Planned Parenthood to seek their medical care up to buy South Carolina Governor Henry Master's twenty eighteen directive ordering the state's health department

to terminate all abortion providers from the Medicaid program. The order deemed all abortion clinics to be unqualified to provide family planning services. So I don't believe that it's paying for abortions. But they do allegedly provide other forms of health care, so it's a broader question of whether they

can be excluded because they do provide abortions. It issues the provision of the Social Security Administration of amendments in nineteen sixty five Medicare and Medicaid Act Statute requires that Medicaid plans to quote provide that any individual eligible for medical assistance may obtain such assistance from any provider qualified to perform the service or services required, who undertakes to provide him with such service. That's a rather wordy way

of putting it. But Planned Parenthood argues with grants Medicaid beneficiaries the right to receive care from well qualified and willing providers of their choice, which would include planned parenthood, and the District Court and the Court of Appeals both agreed with that, saying the law unambiguously creates a right privately enforceable under a civil rights statute. So we'll hear the case, I guess tomorrow, and it remains to be

seen how they rule. If I was a betting man, I would argue that the Supreme Court woul uphold the determination of the Court of Appeals given the kind of very clear language in the Medicare and Medicaid Act. Much disregret of some of my listeners, but like all things, I suppose you could change the law if you had the ability to do so, but that would require agreement among our elected officials. Six fifty five Right now, more

to talk about in the seven o'clock hour. I love to hear from you too, Maybe something you want to talk about. Maybe you want to put in a song request for Canadian artist the Dustetrecker. Feel free to do that. I'll be right back.

doesn't it. Yeah, No, don't do that either. We're hard pressed to find songs that are not gonna keep an ear a really nasty earworm in my head for the balance of the show. Five point three, seven and two three talk Pound five fifty on eighteen and t phones lighting things up just slight a little bit this morning, trying to be on the comedic level, And uh, well why not because when you stare at all the stories that are sitting around me that we can talk about,

it'll probably bring about depression. Anyhow, coming up with inside scoop of Bright Part News, Kurtz and Dalka returns. He's a Bright Part London Deputy editor. We're talking about what's the situation going on with the French elections, and they're gonna be drawing parallels between what happened with Trump Daniel

Davis Deep dive. Of course, we're gonna get the latest on Russia and Ukraine conflict, including Trump's unhappiness with Vladimir Putin and Zelunsky apparently pulling out of that mineral deal that I don't think was actually completely fully baked at any point. And then this could be an interesting conversation. Uh during the program, you see researcher doctor Prashan Rovi is gonna be talking about you see surgeons using three red printed organs in the operating room. I did not

know that was a thing anyhow. If I went three seven two three talk, let's see what mister Tube has got this morning. Welcome back, mister Tube. Always good to hear from you.

by Elon Musk, So okay. So Elon Musk shows up at this town hall thing the other day for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which apparently is the most expensive judicial battle ever in this country. One hundred million dollars or something's been spent on this battle between the conservative candidate Brand Shimmle and the Democrat challenger, but will basically decide

the balance conservative versus liberal in the state. So they're doing this town hall and about forty two minutes they say into it, Musk welcomed onto the stage Antonio Gracias. I think that's how you pronounce his name or Grassias guy. He's described as the founder and CEO of a Chicago based growth equity firm called Valor Equity Partners. Anyway, he's been leading the DOGE efforts to uncover fraud and waste

in the Social Security Department. So it must tells the audience with this guy on stage that they had found twenty million dead people marked as alive in the Social Security database, something we've talked about here in the morning show, calling you well, it's too crazy. And then they pivot. Then you'll notice there's a strange trend to hear and so was at that point Musk and Grassi's turned their backs to the audience. So explain this graph that was

up on the wall. Quote new non citizen social security numbers issued telling the audience quote, we started at the top of the system, mapping the whole system of social security? Do I understand where all the fraud was and where? And there was well a lot of great people there who showed us really a lot of waste, and so that came with a big list of stuff. But this is just what jumped out at us. When we saw

these numbers. We were like, what is this In twenty twenty one, you see two hundred and seventy thousand people, go all the way up to two point one million people in twenty twenty four. These are non citizens that are getting social security numbers. Must call the art mind blowing. And Garcias or Gracius said, well, this literally blew us away, like we went there to find fraud and we found this by accident. And this isn't political. By the way,

my parents are immigrants. The country has been great to us. My brothers and sisters, were all born in Spain. I'm pro legal immigration. This is not political. This is about America and the future of America. And there are a lot of good people here in the system who pointed us in this direction. I want to honor them right now who work in the government today, who took risks to show us these numbers and tell us what's going on. I want to stop for a minute. I want to

honor those people today, very good people. I've been in d from DC to Social Security offices to the border to track this down and very good people have helped us along the way. And thank them. Then he went on to explain this number. What is when you come into the country, if you're an illegal, there's a couple of ways to come in. You go through the port of entry and you can tell them you're afraid. You'll go and you'll get an asylum case and you'll get

an interview and then you'll get in. And that's one way to do it. Another way to do it is go to the border. Literally this happened. I talked to the border patrol, my healself, Elon was there too. I went to Laredo and walked up to a border patrol officer and told them and I tell them you want to come. They had a couple of choices. They could charge you with a misdemeanor or fell on the under thirteen twenty five, or they can make an administrative offense

like a parking ticket. Basically they were told to do that, make an administrative offense under the last administration. And then you go walk across the border and they do what's called a release for your own recognizance, and they give you a notice to appeer. That's just to appear for a judge. The way times on judges are like an average is six years. So check it out. On immigration judge there are only seven hundred of them and it's just five point five million people that have to deal

with these cases. Next, once you're in the country and you got asylum through one of these pathways, we map the whole thing out. You can apply for a work document. Yes, it's a seven sixty five form. You follow a seven sixty five it's the work form. You get this form called seven sixty six that's the authorization and then Socias Security Administration automatically sends you in the mail your SOCIS Security number.

there's a bold statement, isn't it. And Grassias said, defaults in the system, from Social Security to all of the benefit programs have been set to max inclusion, max pay for these people, and minimum collection. That's what's happening. We found that one point three million of them are already on Medicaid and five million of them on benefit programs. What was really disturbing to us was why we're asking

ourselves why. And so we actually just took a sample and looked at voter registration records, and we found people here registered to vote in this population, yes, and we found some by sampling some of that did vote, and we've referred to them the Prosecution and Homeland Security Division. Gracias said, he said, truly disturbing thing to me and the darkest thing about this. To me, a voter fraud is terrible, but the human tragedy this created is extraordinary.

Americans need to know. That's why I'm here that human traffickers made thirteen to fifteen billion dollars off of this. That's the money that's going around the world moving people around the world to our boarder is because of these incentives. So isn't that frightening? It was basically an automated system set up by the prior government to issue social security numbers to make these folks look legitimate, like they were citizens,

and give them access to the ballot. And last month's must made a statement described as summing up why the Democratic Party and NGOs, along with far left globalists are really in love of this illegal invasion. The real reason, he said, so many Democrats are upset about entitlement, social security, medical, medical, et cetera fraud investigations is that they're using your tax payer money as handouts to attack, attract, and retain illegal

immigrants their future voters. Well, maybe that explains the outrage. It certainly does go a long way to explain the outrage, at least for some those in the know. Might generate the outrage that the useful idiots in the world that they have no idea why they're out there being outraged, are expressing outrage. The jig is up seven seventeen to fifty five krs. Detoxation Todd, I see you're on the phone.

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What Todd's got this morning? Todd, thanks for holding. Welcome to the program.

stories come with so few laughs. Again, going back to the nefarious reality of what Elon Musk discovered in connection with social Security fraud involving illegals, that's some really scary stuff. And who's against getting rid of fraud, waste and abuse. Apparently the Democrats. I don't see Republicans out there protesting what Doge is doing. And why has that turned into

a partisan thing? Is it Trump derangement syndrome? Anything Trump wants, it's just immediately bad, even though the likes of people like Bernie Sanders were calling to eradicate government waste just as recently as two thousand and eight. It was a good idea back then when socialist Bernie Sanders was advocating for it. Where's he on the subject now, seven five fifty five krc DE talk station. Feel free to call otherwise I'm gonna get into local stories. But first a

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law enforcement officer. Happen in Wentin Hills. Cording of the Hamlin County Unicipal Court complaint which says Darryl Stower's Our Award winner, twenty five years old, accused of releasing pit bulls from a closet to attack police officers while he was trying to evade capture, and one of the officers got bitten. According to jail records, he's facing one kind of resisting arrest too council flowing this assault, one count of receiving stolen property of one kind of using weapons

while intoxicated courtA. Since a police arrest and investigation report They say Stowers argued with a woman regarding an ongoing neighborhood issued near Craft Street in Winton Hills, which apparently had been ongoing throughout Saturday. The verbal argument then turned physical. Stower's pistol whipped one other victim. Report says the officers attempted to arrest him, but he ran from police into

his home. When officers were taking him into custody, Stowers told his dogs to attack the officers, causing one of the officers to get bitten. Court of the police report Stowers had these a stolen firearm while he was intoxicated. Bond five thousand dollars for each count. Court record said his next court date is Tuesday, April eighth, which also happens be the Corey Bowman fundraising kickoff event at Pryce

sal Chili. No connection at all, just an opportunity to remind folks next Tuesday price Sial Chili five pm from to support Corey. Since they police are asking for help finding the people accused of stealing a sculpture from outside of business in Clifton. Happened a couple of weeks ago on Calhoun Street near the University of Cincinnati campus. Excuse me,

parth apologies for that. Currently, they have surveillance video showing a group of people walking on the sidewalk before one of them grabbed the sculpture outside the Meet You cafe and a cording to the police. The suspect broke the sculpture during the attempt to take it. Do you have any information about the incident of the suspect. Police department would love to hear from you. They do have him very clearly shown on video which also has a screenshot

of the video. So help them out. I just say, called crime Stoppers or just reach out to the police department. In a non emergency number five one three three five two thirty forty firefighters rescued a contract worker the Cincinnai Wadworks construction site apparently fell into an excavation pit yesterday. Court to this since a spokesperson Kevin Osborne, speaking with Fox nineteen, he said tractors were hired to assist in constructing a new clear well at Richard Miller treatment plant.

While working there, piece of equipment operated by the contractors came loose and then fell into the excavation pit about a quarter after ten in the morning, resulting in one of the contractors suffering a fractured leg. He was taken to UC Medical Center for treatment. According to Osborne, the injured contractor is not a Greater Cincinnati Waterworks employee and over to Hyde Park. The greatly opposed one hundred and fifty million dollar development in hyde Park Square, still waiting

for final vote from Cincinnati City Council. City's Planning Commission voted three to one in favor of the rezone on March seventh. Planning Commission approved the developer's original plan with the condition that the developers includes some of the changes made in their revised plan. Hyde Park Neighborhood Council as lawyered up and WCPO reporting on this, they were told by that Monday legal action is not off the table.

Comes to the zoning the plan. According to Matt Fellerhoff, the attorney for the group, it is a proposed eighty or eighty five feet tall, depending upon which proposal you follow, which is substantially above the fifty foot zoning minimum, which was established to preserve the character of Hyde Park Square. Vice Mayor jam Michelle Kearney during the Planning Commission meeting was the only no vote, saying all around. It's not a good idea, and the community is so against it.

You're right, they are, and these are your constituents, and yet you're shoving this proposal down their throat in spite of the fact that the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council and I think literally everyone in Hyde Park doesn't want it. Representative government failure. This may have an impact on the mayoral vote. Speaking back of Corey Bowman running against AFTAB provol hmm, maybe it will have an impact. Plan only needs a simple majority of vote to pass. City Council.

Advocates for the project cite the project's amenities as benefits for approving the zoning change. The project will include a ninety unit boutique hotel and a multifamily building that will have over one hundred and twenty units. While critics say opposition to a zoning change is about more than just Hyde Parks looks, some are concerned about the precedent it could set if the zame if the changes approved, including issues relating to parking and the character of the neighborhood.

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or boycotting the products from the United States. And he seemed to think the damage is irreparable because of well the tariffs that Donald Trump's playing putting in place, and also his comments about the fifty first state, which honestly, you know, I know, I've got a lot of always Trumpers out there that you think he can do no wrong, and I'm not in that category. And I just puzzled over. I mean him, I thought it was an outright joke

when he first said it. You know, just Trump, you know, Trump just sort of you know, stirring the waters and gitting people up, and well, you know, they've been a good neighbor of ours for quite a long time. But he mentioned it so many times it's almost way a second. You mean, he's serious about this. It's a sovereign nation. They have a right to their own independence. And if you think for a moment in time, Canada is going to open itself up and say, yeah, make us a

fifty first state. I got a bridge I want to sell you. So anyway, that's the explanation for the bumper music this morning.

was made by Rogan is that Medicare and Medicaid. Here's I'll just read what he said. He said, I think Medicare and Medicaid having programs where people who are hurt can get an operation and it's going to go bankrupt them for the rest of their life is another thing that I think society should be basically saying that everybody should be covered by Medicare and Medicaid. And that's what Bernie Sanders took away from it. One hundred percent should

be socially funded. Now, Rogan said, the cost of healthcare should be a shared experience. It should be part of our agreement to take care of each other as a community that we chip in money for what people would

think of as socialist positions. Okay, and if you spring from that proposition, doesn't that mean that if your neighbor is paying for your health care, that you have an obligation to your neighbor, to take good care of yourself, to take take steps and measures to avoid ending up in the hospital, to avoid ending up with diabetes, to avoid ending up with heart disease and problems, in other words,

to not abuse your body. To don't smoke, don't take drugs, don't drink, don't engage in dangerous behavior, a diet, exercise, keeping yourself physically fit. Doesn't that come with a package? If as societal obligation to take care of people and fund their medical care, doesn't that mean there's a reciprocal obligation on the part of the American people then to take care of themselves to avoid forcing someone else to shore to the burden of their medical problems. Isn't that

the way that should work? Medicare, medicaid, If it's for everybody, then it comes with an obligation. It's like money coming back from the federal government. If you do not exercise, if you do not eat healthy, if you do not take care of yourself, then maybe you're not entitled to it.

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And so he's in this he's in this conundrum of like, I want the guy that operates on the Lakers to operate on my knee. And when you make everything flat and everybody seeing care, you're not going to have the best surgeon, You're not gonna have the best innovation. So again, I think it's one of the best things. That's surprise.

There are some excellent ones. But if you can get a job making a couple of hundred thousand dollars out of law school at a big law firm, I'm sure you're probably gonna take that job, as opposed to going to the public defender's office and starting out of maybe fifty sixty seventy thousand dollars a year. They tend to draw the best talent and pick the best talent among the best law schools at the firms that paid the

most money. There's never an equal playing field out in the world, ever, ever, forever, And of course that goes with medical care as well. Jay, thanks for calling this morning. Welcome to the program.

bet that I might get sick or die. And so we negotiate a price of what I pay them per month, and then I get a policy that says if this happens, they will pay out. This has been lost in our education and the American people. And when you hear fundamental rights, what we need to know is that that is legalized theft. The left uses that all the time. I just hearted a cremer show about free school lunch, and shouldn't that be or you know, breakfast, lunch, dinner, Why not should

be a fundamental right? Shouldn't we pay for all these kids breakfast, lunch, dinner and clothe them? And it goes on and on and on, and what it really starts to do is degrade our right to have personal property because and the other thing, you know, so insurance is insurance. And I remember Rush Limbaugh used to talk about with

I think it was during Obamacare. You can call that what you want to call it, but it is an insurance whenever the government steps in takes money from some taxpayers gives it to others to cover their medical bills. The other thing I think that I never hear come up, and this may sound a little bit cold hearted, but my heart breaks for people who can afford to put you know, are in a position to where maybe they're older and they need some help. That's all well and good.

If we took all the fraud, waste and abuse out of the system, there should be plenty left. But at the same time, if I could rewind the tape of their life and say, what were you doing in the nineteen seventies and the eighties and the nineties and the thousands, how many decades did you have in order to get

it together here? And you know, again not a posed to throwing out a lifeline, but at some point there's some personal decision making that happened throughout the course of a life to put you where you're at, and when you put yourself there, decisions have consequences, and they're your decisions, but it seems like they're my consequences.

that impacted people's decision making. They may have taken money out of their check and put it away in an investment account if they didn't have social Security to look at. And then there's the line and the myth perpetuated by our politicians on both sides of the political editor or on all sides, that the social security system is intact and will be there for everyone who chose to rely on that system to take care of them in retirement. When we see right now, real time, it's collapsing before

our very eyes. While politicians keep their heads up their sphincters and ignore the problem and refuse to address it. Why well, because you can't touch social security, which is insane, because by not touching it, it's going to collapse and you'll have ultimately lied and let all those people out in the world that thought they could rely on it, at least in some part, that they won't be there

for them. So it's a sad reality, really is. But this is what happens when governments starts taking over things and telling you everything's going to be a okay. Thanks Jay, I always appreciate hearing from you. Seven fifty six, right off top of the our news, we're going to be the inside scoop of bright Bart News today. Curtains and Dalka, the bright Bart London Deputy editor, is gonna give us the loadown on what the hell is going on with the French election, plus the Daniel Davis Deep Dive. At

eight thirty. I'll be right back.

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is going on with the French elections. I understand a judge recently ruled that the the National Rally and the front runner in the election, Marine Leapenn, is now ineligible run for public office for five years, which sounds rather arbitrary because apparently Marine la Penn was found guilty of embezzlement of European Union funds Now, let me just ask as an initial question, Kurt, if I may the European Union rules, or does the country of France itself render

ineligible a political candidate who's been found guilty of embezzlement or some other crime, or is this sort of a made up penalty by the court.

using it in France for political activities there. So it was money that was supposed to go to her party, but she may have used it in the wrong location, and they're calling that embezzlement and this is this is clearly a very novel legal case. And making it even worse, they've said that even during an appeal, which typically in France you get you return the presumption of innocence, she

is not being afforded that right. So they're saying, even during an appeal, this band is going to stand in place. And so this is clearly being taken by people on the left and right in France across Europe as being an intentional interference by the judiciary into the political system.

case over there. And it also requires her to actually win on appeal, which given the left wing leaning of the French judiciary, is certainly doubtful.

same way, we struggle with the same problem. It's supposed to be equal treatment of the law, but we all know that judges have their political ideologies, and so they could the appellate appeals process, I guess, could be slowed down, perhaps intentionally, to get her out of the running completely while this this penalty of not being able to run for public office remains in place.

keep them off the ballot. And other opponents of Marine La Penn's, including the leader of the Centrists sort of neoliberal labor republicans. Uh, he came out against it and saying this isn't healthy for democracy. So we're seeing we're seeing opponents of La Penn come out in her favor.

We've seen also Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney, she came out against the Willian She's been at odds with a pen over over issues in the European Union before, and she said she said that, uh that you know, it's just it's depriving millions of French citizens of their rights representation.

And her deputy went even further. Metsee Salvini. He's he's been a long standing ally of the Penance, but he described this as an act of war from Brussels, from the European Union trying to stem this rising populist movement which is sweeping across Europe, and I think I think

there's certainly some merit in that. And we've also seen, you know, the in Romania and other EU nation recently banned their front running populist candidate George Escue from running for president over there too, So it seems like the tactic of using law fair against political opponent it is becoming increasingly in vogue across Europe.

like what has happened here in the United States. This sort of rising populist movement I think predicated here in the United States to a certain degree, if not a significant degree, on our broken borders and being overwhelmed by the influx of illegal immigrants and the problems that that's brought about that's been across political lines. People generally are upset with that, and I think that's one of the reasons Donald Trump got elected in the face of this,

you know, constant Trump derangement syndrome, evil Orange Man. We've been dealing with a long time. So is that generally the case in the European Union.

Because we've been seeing frequent terror attacks in places like France and Germany, the Netherlands, et cetera from radical Islamists. You know that those are sort of the people that are coming into the European Union. And this is radically transforming the political scene in Europe, which is one of the reasons why Marine Leapenn and her National Rally Party, which is the main anti mass migration party in France,

has been surging in the polls. And like you said earlier, she is the undisputed front lunner in the race to replace Emmanuel la Crone in twenty twenty seven when his term limits are up. And so it's and we've just recently seen in Germany the anti mass migration alternative for Germany, the a f D to see their biggest election results ever. We've seen here Wilders in the Netherlands, the biggest populace there. He's essentially controlling the Dutch government after years of neoliberal governance.

So it's clear that mass migration is radically transforming the political nature of the EU, and rather than changing their policies or or actually addressing the concerns of the public, it appears that the powers that be are content with using lawfare mechanisms to stop their political opponents rather than you know, fixing their borders.

over mass migration. That would certainly go a long way to explaining why even some on the polar opposite side of the political ledger of Marie La Penn would be defending her and rejecting this ridiculous banning of public from public office for five years, because they have voters that they need to appeal to, so they need to come across you know, at least reasonable as to the court's

treatment of her. I mean that, you know, to save their political wives or at least, you know, bolster them to some degree.

very protective of, you know, keeping it. I don't want to say pure for sounding like some kind of Nazi or something, but just protective of it. Now, the immigrant population, are they considered you since you can roam freely among the European Union countries, are they citizens of France or are they just sort of there.

but that gives them the right to move around. And also there's a large population of people from Northern Africa, places like Algeria, where France used to have a colony that many people moved over to France starting in the nineteen seventies continuing on. So it's certainly a mix of both.

But we're seeing like one of the big problems with that is that a lot of these people are sort of clustered in essentially ghettos where they're all they're all sort of together, and it's sort of wiping out the French people who were there, the French culture. It's very and this is breeding a lot of a lot of concern among the French people. As you rightly say, the French people, either on all sides of the political spectrum, are very proud of French history, French culture, and they're

very concerned about the rising Islamism in the country. Yeah. I did a report last week for breif Bar London on a poll which found that four and ten people in France are actively concerned that a civil war might break out in the country over the rising ethnic divisions and rising Islamism and the breakdown and trust and institutions to actually protect the French people. So mass migration is having a big, big impact in France across the rest of Europe as well.

Uh perhaps illegally, but uh yeah that that France burned for for months because of that, and it was mostly in these locations with high density of Algerian and other ethnic minorities. There are certainly currently a lot of problems going on in these in these areas, as.

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There you go, there you go. Yeah, okay, anyway, glad to see you and hear you, so welcome back. Glad worked out. Yeah, all right, let's hit the ground running on this. I understand that it's been widely reported the words pissed off or youse, Trump is pissed off with Vladimir Putin? What's this one all about, mister Davis or Lieutenant Davis?

in terms of aid so far. You know, it's like, you guys kind of owe us, and why don't you let us tap into your mental reserves and we'll split the profits or at least sharing that. I'm not quite sure what's your Zlensky's position is on that, but apparently he is. It's been suggested he's trying to back out of that proposal. Where where does that stand right now?

that together. None of it was necessary, None of it existed product of February twenty twenty two.

So that's better than what it was. But right now, it's not help now because Russia is not getting what they want, so they don't have any incentive to break anything with China. China is helping them both diplomatically and with other non military means which have dual use purposes.

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elements and aspects of it. Is that my is my understanding correct in that on some minimalist.

my comprehension. But is it that precise that you really literally are looking at what the patient's heart looks like?

more intuitive and easy to understand. And I've seen this, you know with cardiothoracic surgeons, where they look at a model and they know exactly what to do in two minutes, compared to being confused, you know, looking at the CD scan and not knowing exactly how to approach that particular pation.

So because of that, he had a hard time visualizing how he would actually access the microL valve through that entry, and so he requested a model from me for this particular case, and when he actually saw the model, he decided to not operate on the patient because the access would be much harder than he had anticipated originally from the scan and so yeah, it was a gift to the patient because it avoided a lot of complications and a potentially a surgical failure.

and coming up with this insanely cool technology. It's been a pleasure having you on the show.

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