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Dan Regnold I think was the originator. Of course, it was the originator empower Youse seminar generally speaking, but he always liked to end the season on something oh uplifting or fun, and that's the case an Elvis lecturer concert and celebration. So if you're an Elvis fan, you're gonna be an opportunity to have some good times. So we'll get to details from Michael at seven thirty on that one.

Moving away from the headier topics of politics for sure, eight oh five The Inside Scoop of Breitbart News.

window in the name of COVID nineteen or whatever. The lawlessness in this is unbelievable, and the callous nature of the officials that are counting these votes in response to prior Supreme Court rulings is mianed blowing, so much so that I'm not going to wait till eight point five to talk about it. We'll get to that in a moment. Daniel Davis, Steve Dive, I've really been looking forward to talking to Daniel Davis, but the latest in the Russia

Ukraine situation. He's also going to be talking about Israel a little bit more back burner, given the news of late with US providing Ukraine with authority to use these longer range missiles that they will launch into Russia. I suppose in an effort to bomb the North Korean troops of amassed in Russia to help Russia fight the war against Ukraine. And I'm still struggling over that one. I guess maybe was the North Korea and Russia recently entering

into a mutual defense treaty. That was the reward North Korea got for while taking ten thousand or more of its own troops and sending them to Russia to fight on the Ukrainian front. Anyway, the whole situations getting a little alarming. Over in Europe, We've got a critical undersea internet cable that got severed. Happened in the vicinity of the Swedish island of Goblin and the Baltic Sea. Happened

early yesterday morning. That is frightening stuff. Internet cables they transcend the ocean waters, they flow under the Baltic Sea, they flow everywhere, and if you're cutting off Internet communications that could be a massive problem. So certainly a tool of warfare. It's gone on just recently yesterday morning, Moscow giving us a warning by allowing Ukraine to hit Russian soil with their longer range weapons, and we have the Swedes telling their citizens to prepare for nuclear war and

start stockpiling food and water. Swedish government issuing well to all of its citizens a list of things that they need to stockpile, including iodine tablets and just in the case of nuclear fallout. Well that's real comforting now, isn't it? So big question mark swirling around what the hell the Biden administration is doing in advance of the Trump administration taking over? Maybe just let's get us involved in World War three. Frightening stuff going on. But back to the

Pennsylvania This really is just blowing my mind. Pennsylvania Supreme Court just ordered the board of elections all throughout the state, although a couple of Board of Elections are the ones that are primarily responsible for this, even happening to follow its previous rulings, I mean pointing back to a prior ruling that it issued. Hey hey, idiots, didn't you read what we wrote previously in our ruling about counting ballots.

So they had to issue a follow up opinion yesterday telling them basically just that, in other words, don't count mail in and absentee ballots that failed to comply with the state election code. We said it before, why did you ignore us? So get to that in a minute. So the issue this ruling. Yesterday, election board officials in this notably in Buck County, were defying Pennsylvania's Supreme Court president and counting ballots that the Court had already determined

cannot be counted. So in the most recent ruling, it said,

I just summarized the paragraph. The Court hereby assumes that it's King's Bench authority over the instant application only to direct that all respondents, including the boards of elections in Bucks County, Montgomery County, in Philadelphia County, shall comply in bold caps with the prior rulings of this Court in which we have clarified that mail in and absentee ballots that failed to comply with the requirements of the Pennsylvania Election Code shall not be counted all caps for the

purpose of the election held fifth twenty twenty four. Was this trip really necessary yet? Donald Trump is the guy who's going to end in democracy or the Republicans.

they were saying. So the Republicans had to bring suit against all sixty seven counties in Pennsylvania where the race between Senator Bob Casey, who refuses to concede to Senator elect David McCormick, who's been declared the winner according to

the legitimate vote tally. Associated Press called for mcort But this ruling comes after several days after Bucks County Commissioners, the plural Diane Ellis Marsa Gallia and Chair Robert Harvey Junior, moved in a two to one vote that was within the commissioners two to one vote to go ahead and account four hundred and five misstated or undated mail in ballots.

The appeal read. The board did so even though its legal advisors recommended rejecting the ballots based on the current state of the law, and even after a warning from the county's legal advisors that counted the ballots would likely lead to a lawsuit and guess what it did, wasting the taxpayers all kinds of unnecessary resources in litigation when this had already been decided by a prior to Supreme

Court decision in the in the state. This Ellis Marsagalia woman said, I just can't vote to reject these ballots.

the law of the state, folks. These two elections officials also moved to count provisional ballots missing signatures and one or two really critical races, despite the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling from months ago that said provisional ballots missing the signature cannot be counted. As for Ellis Marsgalia, she for her part, said she didn't not value the court's precedent, even boasting she was indifferent as to whether or not

she was breaking the law. Quote, I think we all know that precedent by a court doesn't matter anymore in this country, and people violate laws any time they want. So for me, if I violate this law, it's because I want a court to pay attention to it. Close quote Oh really, Just contemplate that attitude as you contemplate the laws that are on the books. Joe, you're not allowed to take someone's life unless it's done in self defense.

of related note. As we talk about you know how we're going to cut back fraud, waste and abuse in government with this DOGE Department, Senator Jony Ernst, Republican from Iowa is talking about the IRS and they have more than eight hundred IRS workers owing millions of dollars in back taxes. This is even after report happened earlier this year exposed how many millions of dollars a day owed, most of them still employed. She requested a report back

in earlier this year. It revealed more than fifty eight hundred RS and contractor employees owed almost fifty million dollars in overdue taxes. The agency only fired about twenty of them. In spite of that pressure, the IRS wrote in a letter sent to Representative Joony Ernst that of the two thousand and forty four employe who reported having balances totally more than twelve million dollars, eight hundred and sixty is still not paid their taxes, only twenty to seventy who

willfully evaded paying taxes were fired. Ernst said, we haven't seen a tax revolt like this since the Boston Tea Party. If hard working Americans dodge taxes, they are faced with steep fines and imprisonment. But it appears that tax collectors in Washington believe those rules are for thee but not for me.

law says. People violate the law any time. Five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty, five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two three talk go with pound five fifty on at and T phones. Plenty more to talk about, and this hour stack is stupid. Coming up local stories as well, and then a lot more in the six o'clock hour. I hope you can stick around.

got clobbered by debris enough on one of them. I heard them say on the dispatch. One of the was an SUV, was enough to deploy the air bag. So are any injuries reported that I haven't heard answer yet. Yeah, they were still trying to sort out exactly what they're doing.

in the first place. But no, this was you must have the signature on the ballot you cannot count a ballot without a signature, and here they are going basically, screw you guys, We're gonna count them anyway.

write it very clearly. But no, in the aftermath of twenty twenty, they rewrote the laws and they very clearly defined what can be counted, what is required to make a valid to vote validly in the state, and follow the law.

Since our council apparently has a new plan to help homeowners who are delinquent on their property tax bills, Hamilton County ordered returned one million, seven and eighty two thousand, four hundred and twenty one dollars to help the city help struggling families catch up on the property tax bill. Yesterday, the Budget and Finance Committee passed the measure. Still questions about who's eligible, wondering about that, how the city will

distribute the money, and whether there are income restrictions. Yeah, those are challenges before passage. Some low and middle income housing advocates Warren City leaders about what could happen if they did not pass the relief package. Since sanny Hamilton County Community Action agencies. Matt Strauss said the passage of generational wealth is at stake if something is not done. Seniors are at the greatest risk, he pointed out. Others say it's only going to get worse for those who

are struggling this year. Stacey Purcell with Legal Aid Society said many of these homeowners are going to fall behind their mortgage payments and other tax bills coming in January. City launched in July the Home Safe Property tax relief program that was designed to help those struggling to pay the property taxes. Offered up to ten thousand dollars for families who were eligible, but some residents that spoke with Brett Berganski of WCPO doing the reporting on this, we're

asking for more widespread relief. UH still questions about how the city's going to use the money, counts members seth while Walsh also offered another solution. He said, the state is what's causing this right now. The state is at fall for this, and if we want to change it, we need to force the state to step up and actually help people. I think that's a valid point. Taxes are an issue for Columbus. I'm sorry, you know, I love going to see concerts. I wish we had more

concerts in the city, but boohoo. Scott Wartman of the Inquiry reporting about the bans that did not come to Cincinnati, apparently in argument in favor of us building a brand new giant stadium or something. Heritage Bank Center forty nine years old apparently doesn't meet the needs of many touring acts. So who skipped out on us? I know, that's kind of what I was my response, Joe, So we missed out on blink one, Elton john Machine Gun Keller, Cody Johnson,

Jack Harlowe. Do you know who these all these people are?

the phone. Pete, I would love to take your call. I don't have any time in this segment, but before we get to the stack of stupid, we'll talk. As long as you stick around, you can feel free to call on as well, folks. I'll be right back. Celebrige John nine says the weather will be as follow us later today the rail taper off. Partly cloudy skies all day with I sixty eight drive of nine forty seven for the low, clouds, mostly cloudy.

That traffic backing into downtown and it's already a twenty minute delay.

but clearly predicated on violation of the law. It was pointless and a dumb exercise. It wouldn't change the outcome. Good point, Pete. Appreciate you making it New Hampshire, Gary, welcome back. My friend's always good to hear from you.

I don't know that would be step two. Will the a prosecuting attorney or their attorney general go after this, these two lawless officials in Pennsylvania for election violations, So that has potential legs. I don't know Pennsylvania law enough. They don't even try to suggest I dabble in Pennsylvania law.

Benjamin Santos Junior making Dad Happy fifty six, allegedly intoxicated when he went to his neighbor's property two thirty in the morning in September, according to Officer Dara Golden Kiski of the Sunbury Police Department. Neighbor told police Santos went in front of an outside camera on her property and

began the act of pleasuring himself. Next day, the neighbor saw Santos outside and asked him what happened as she pointed to her camera Santos had a smirk on his face, and he told her he was very drunk and quote my bad clothes quote. He was charged with misdemeanors of open lewdness, loitering, prowling at night, and summary harassment. Preliminary hearing set for early December five forty five. I think he was finished. I think that's probably why he went home.

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Deep dive with Daniel Davis with the latest on Russia and Ukraine as well.

for him or scared for his safety. Deputies drove the child, Soren, who's now eleven, home, and that was that was at least that's what she thought. A few hours later, though, the Sheriff's department went back to her home near the South North Carolina border, where Patterson was handcuffed, arrested, and booked on suspicion of reckless conduct, and forced to post a five hundred dollars bail. She said, quote it was anger and frustration, of course, because my children were having

to witness that all. They asked me to put my hand behind my back and all that stuff, and I realized what was going on. Authorities offered to drop off drop the charge of Patterson's signs of form that outlines a safety plan guaranteeing that her children would always be under a watchful eye. According to she and her lawyer, she refused to sign it, said she'll contest. The charge carries up to a year behind bars, saying this is not right. I did nothing wrong. I'm going to fight

for that, and good for her. Her lawyer, guy named David de Lucas, sort of rhetorically asked whether mothers and fathers now have to know the precise locations of their children at all times? Are all parents going to have to put GPS on their child? The parents get to decide for their children unless it's unreasonably dangerous. Representative for the district Attorney in Fanning County he was not immediately available for comment when reached out of course he wasn't.

It was like an idiot for having to prosecute the case. I remember when we were little my sister and I. We used to walk from the family house down to it was King Quick back in the days. You guys remember the Quick brothers. It was probably a good mile and a half on Devil's backbone back when Devil's backbone. I don't know if they have sidewalks back then. Very rural road back in the day, but we were allowed

to go on long walks unsupervised. That's been children where children had a good time and really we were able to experience life without.

and the scalp where it was burned. Now they live in discomfort recovering from first, second and third degree burns of the upper body because of again a fiery drink order from the former Twisted Trick on Cedar Springs Road. I guess don't look for it anymore.

lit the drink itself with a torch. He goes, hell, it's doing because they're idiots, as Brisko said, He goes a give it a little more, and he lit the ever Clear on fire in our direction and the drink ignited, shattering the glass and spreading fire on the couple. According to lawsuit, they say it was a moment of panic, pain and terror. They felt like hours as they tried to put the flames out. Hans Risco's injuries described as

the worst. She said, they literally had to cut my brawl off me because it was melted onto my skin. They were taken to the hospital burning in it. Johnson's beard saved some of his skin, but he was hospitalized for several days. Hans Brisco was in there for seven weeks, received three skin grafts and got sepsis, which is impacting her ability to walk. Twisted Trick, as noted before, has

since closed down. Their attorneys responded to the lawsuit, denying the allegations and saying they failed to provide facts to support them. Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission doesn't have any rules or regulation about serving drinks on fire.

Scoop with Bright Bart News every Tuesday at eight o five. Today, Nick gilbertson the Capitol Hill Reporter on something I was on an absolute tear on the five o'clock hour, that Pennsylvania was continuing to count ballots that were not valid.

and then the Deep Dive with Daniel Davis. And I'm really looking forward to talking to retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis because of the deteriorating situation, at least it appears to me to be interior rating in the situation between Russia Ukraine that war. And also an update on things going on in Israel. I like to hear from you if you care to call, so feel free to do so.

Five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound five point fifty on AT and T phones and don't forget fifty five care Sea dot com for the podcast You can't listen live the Smith event yesterday, Boy, he was on an absolute tear about illegal immigration, most notably the Lake and Riley case. I mean, he is the father of, you know, a young his young daughter, and he thinks about her when you hear about you know, evil murderous

illegal immigrants raping and murdering people. Of course, anybody would be concerned about that. They found out this morning Sanctuary Cities. Now there's just been a recent release. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement over the past three and a half years have announced that at least according to the number of crunching by the Center for Immigration Studies, sanctuary cities protected more

than twenty two thousand deportable criminal illegal immigrants. ICE placed detainers on these illegal immigrants who are criminals in order to deport them, but the sanctuary jurisdiction thirteen states and said they released them back into the community. Yeah, it's okay, We'll just let them go. CIS director Jessica Vaughn said, each declined detainer represents a deportable criminal alien who was released back into the community and given the opportunity to

pray on more victims, more Lake and rileys. Is the bottom line. God knows how many people were impacted by that, and that's just the ones in that one report. But as I always often point out, I do enjoy standing on the shoulders of giants, particularly when there's no way I Brian Thomas could articulate things as clearly as someone like Wow today Gerard Baker actually op ed from yesterday, brilliance.

And there's a lot of optimism floating around out there, at least among more conservative minded individuals, libertarian minded individuals like myself. Since Donald Trump has saved us from more of the well, the lawlessness and the insanity that has been going on since the Obama administration. Four more years of Trump may make America normal again. Subtitled our Age of bizarre ideological conceit climate change alarmism, transgender ideology, immigration

extremism is reminiscent of the Emperor's New Clothes. And that's what I blombed onto because he makes a really great point on this, because I feel, as often I do on the Morning Show, I feel like the child who did point out the emperor has no clothes and your Ard Baker rights. Donald Trump's supporters and critics alike have called his election victory of revolution. He himself once promised to mark a retribution to me, it is more the

feeling of a revelation. It's an Emperor's new clothes event for America and perhaps for the rest of the West too, an overdue recognition and repudiation of the regime of oppressive insanities we have been subjected to for a decade or more. We're all familiar with the details of Hans Christian Andersen's

moral parable. The unscrupulous tailors who trick a vain monarch into believing their empty work as a fashion innovation, the ambitious courtiers who go along with the fiction and vie with each other for the king's favor, the crowds who silence their shock at the emperor's nudity for fear of standing out from the rest. And the small boy who

alone calls out the truth in the charade. For a decade or more, yes, even when Republicans have been nominally in control, we have been led by peddlers of a set of ideas that have clothed our institutions and the country in social and political doctrines, fake claims, and strictures that have inflicted untold harms. The fancy new items of invisible attire that our nation's rulers have made us wear

for too long include these. The idea that people who have stolen into this country illegally should be showered with all the rights and benefits of citizens, that it is immoral to deny them those rights, and that they should instead be treated as victims of persecution and given sanctuary

in our crowded and fiscally strained cities. The idea that a nation that sits atop one of the greatest reservoirs of natural energy resources on Earth should forcibly restrain itself from exploiting them to save the planet on the basis of a politicized science, while other countries are free to

do more damage to the globe environment. The idea that after a century and a half of progress in expiating America's original sin of racism and making the country more equal, we are suddenly obliged to believe that America is as oppressive as it was in sixteen nineteen, and that the best way to right the past wrong of treating people based on the color of their skin is to treat

people based on the color of their skin. The idea that children should, without parental consultation or consent, be free to choose their gender, be assisted by the state in committing acts of self mutilation to do so, and all on the understanding that we have repealed millennia of science and just discovered that there is no such thing as

biological sex. The idea that democracy and freedom are best protected by denying people the right to express certain views that the authorities deem misinformation, and by weaponizing the law against political opponents lest they weaponize the law for political purposes. Ambitious elites in business and civil society went along with the fictions. Political on all sides, including Republicans, decline or politicians, or rather on all sides, including Republicans, declined to dissent

for fear of being called out. It took command with some of the instincts of a child a political engineer, Angenneux lacking the sophistication to participate in the sham, to the call of the whole thing out for what it was. Of course, he's referring to Donald Trump. I'm going to fast forward a little bit here, but here's what I,

Gerard Baker, am optimistic about. Four years from now. There's a good chance that the nonsense we have had to endure will be buried, that important things will have become normal again. It will become normal to tell people who have no right to be here that they must leave, and that in the process, people around the world will have been made to understand that they don't have an automatic right to live in the freest and most prosperous

country on Earth. It will become normal for the nation to exploit its enormous energy advantages for its own economic benefit and know that the planet won't explode as a result. It will become normal again for children to be helped to respond to the inevitable strains and traumas of growing up, not by having their genitals cut out, but by receiving

loving guidance and care from family and society. That people will be judged on the basis of their talents and ability, not on their claims of oppression by ancestors six generations in the past. And it will not be automatically assumed that because you are white, you should be punished for your supposed persecution of others. It will become normal to be able to say what you think on university campuses,

in the media, on technology platforms. However unpalatable, some people may find it, and that, to my mind, is progress. Gerard Baker ip ed November eighteenth, brilliant and I can only pray that his predictions.

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remember the big wheel break. It was that little metal rod that sort of rubbed against the hollow plastic wheel in the back. Well, clearly that doesn't work once you exceed about four miles an hour. So he used his cowboy boot heels, and we were behind him in a car clocking him, and sparks were flying from his heels like ten fifteen feet from the nails in the eels behind him, and his feet almost caught on fire. As some of the most comical things I remember now. He

certainly could have died. I'm not suggesting anyone should or should ever have done that. But you know, those were different times. Back then, kids were kids. Kids were left to do stupid things. Some of them probably died doing it. And as I say that, I think about people who hop aboard moving subway cars and subway surf and do idiot things like that as well. So you know, parental supervision is a good thing. But walking a mile he's

referring to his story from the stack of stupid. A mom was charged with child in endangerment for allowing her child for with a child walking less than one mile from their home into the neighboring town. Bizarre, absolutely anyhow, also bizarre as I'm relishing in the idea of this doge thing.

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makes Japanese quail more sexually promiscuous. You worked for and paid for seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars to determine if Neil Armstrong's line was actually one small step for man or one small step for a man. And actually that study ended up being inconclusive. I think he was actually supposed to say one small step for a man, but he skipped the a part. But it doesn't matter now,

does it. He stepped on the moon. Doge clip shared by US also featured Senator Paul noting that two million dollars you worked for was spent on the construction of a kelp and shellfish nursery in Maine. Senator Ran Paul pointed out one point five million dollars was spent to encourage video gaming in New York. He said, we might be better off spending one point five million to discourage

kids from playing video games. Good point, Senator, three hundred and eighty eight thousand dollars for Columbia University, two hundred and forty nine thousand dollars for the Baltimore Symphony. He said, give money to all the symphonies. And then of course you go back to Senator of vive a grammar or Senator it's a VVA grammar storry over the weekend talking about getting rid of a lot of these large, bloated and ridiculously funded organizations in government, which again I applaud

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Seminar Studio is located. Two twenty five Northland Boulevard. Over local stories suburban Cincinni High school principal being investigated for insubordination after he led a former student who was experiencing homelessness attend school after the student was unenrolled. Madeline Mitchell

from the Choir reporting on this one. Robert Burnside, principal Lakota East High School, Liberty Township, during a predisciplinary hearing, district administrators asked Burnside about his relationship with the student experiencing homelessness, who was withdrawn from the district this school year. Questions obtained by the enquire through the Ohio Public Records Act request raised concerned about how the student was able to receive lunches at the school and what might happen

if the student was ever hurt on school grounds. One of the questions, do you consider the liability of this since he was unenrolled or did you consider he declined to comment at the time placed on administrative leaving no member first pending the conclusion of an investigation. Following week, Superintendent Ashley. Whitley alerted district families about Burnside's absence, since said the district had been investigating a concern that was

brought to their attention. The district had anticipated having a resolution sooner, according to what Whitley wrote in the statement. District didn't comment further on the situation, but said other Lakota East administrators had been overseeing daily operations since he Well has been absent. Burnside led Lakota East High School

since twenty twenty one. Previously served as principal at New Richmond High School and before that worked at Lakota as an English teacher and as an administrator at Lakota East Freshman School. I also spent time as an assistant principal

at King's High School. According to the resume, Burnside accused him in subordination, willfully violating the school board's policy for student attendance, and putting himself and the district in a potentially liable position that accorded a letter from Rob Kramer, executive director of Human Resources for the district. Those charges listed in a predisciplinary hearing notice the district sent to Burnside November fifth. District also a list of questions or

asked during the hearing. The predisciplinary hearing, which continually point to Burnside's relationship with the previous students who experienced homelessness. Burnside question on how he came to know this student, his relationship to the students' parents, and how the student received services at the school without being enrolled. Where was he laying his head at night? How was he getting

to eat the east each day? How would teacher have accounted for him being in their class, take attendance if he was withdrawn? What would have occurred if he had gotten in trouble? How would he have been disciplined if he was not a student? The questions go on and on. He used to remain unpaid administrative leaving definitely until the investigation's over. During the time, he's going to receive full

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accused of spreading misinformation or disinformation. We have a government that's out there trying to take away our freedom of speech by virtue of claiming, oh my god, we can't go having that spread around the internet. Boy, we got to pull that off Facebook. That post is not a good post. You know, what right does anybody have to do that?

And I say that because here's an example of what it's like to live in a country without free speech. Talk with Tech Friday's day Hatter every Friday at six thirty, and I love those conversations. I mean, he's always warning us about the problems that are plaguing the Internet and the people's efforts to do this that and the other thing. You know, how you get hacked and how you avoid it. But one of the things he quite often mentions is

a virtual private network a VPN. And I have one I use the Nord VPN, which is one of the more popular ones, and it's one of the ones Dave recommends. But a VPN is a system of computers that exists all around the world, and you log into the VPN, the virtual Private network, and it appears to the rest of the world that you're operating from a computer that is elsewhere. So my particular case, it just had it is at de fault on it. I could pick any

location on the planet. I mean, I could make it look like I'm my computer activity is coming from Sweden if I wanted, But for whatever reason, it just defaults to Chicago. I don't care. It's not my computer, it's not my IP address. It is routed through something else. And I always laugh about VPNs because in states like for example, they try to outlaw pornography, like you know, you must log in and prove that you're an adult

over the age of eighteen and to enter this particular site. Well, if it doesn't look like I'm in that state, and it appears as though I mean Illinois or someplace else, then that's a workaround. Now that's not why I have a VPN, So don't get any ideas, but the point being we have that right, that opportunity, and it can help you in many different ways and protect you from some of the more more nefarious things that are going out in the world. Go over to Pakistan, which of

course is a theocracy. Their top legal cleric declared that the use of VPNs to browse the Internet Internet is now against Islami law.

they decide is evil. They delete it, don't allow access to it through their country servers, routers and internet traffic. But if you get on a VPN and it looks like you're well in Germany or Cuba or United States,

you're not subject to those ridiculous laws. So here's to the VPN, and here's the people in Pakistan getting to consume whatever they want and for them to decide what is truly evil or not, for them to get around the idea of a theocracy, and says millions of Pakistan has been using these vpn to access all these websites that have been blocked by the government, most notably.

That's the scary part, which is why I applaud every Pakistani who's got a VPN and their efforts to consume whatever content they damn well, please, I don't want to live in a world where my government decides what's evil and what is not evil, what I can read and what I cannot read and know. This is not me defending pornography in an elementary school library, so I pointed out,

and nobody was trying to ban books. They were just trying to keep them out of a finite supply of space in an elementary school library.

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terminal Dallas love Airport after the gunfire. It's not clear how many passengers were aboard the plane, but it is clear that no one was harmed or injured, which is the really wonderful outcome on this. But you know, on the heels of the one that happened in Haiti, this is I find this rather disturbing, and unfortunately I don't have to fly too much since this job does not

require me to travel. However, I go back to the influx, this mass influx of literally tens of millions of people, as that occurred over the past, you know, not just this administration, but in the prior ones with the known god aways, many of whom may very well be terrorist organizations, with the thirty thousand to fifty thousand Chinese Communist Party, aged military, aged men that have come into our country, people from the four corners of the globe, coming into

our country for reasons we don't know, motivations not clear. It's not like they swear them in and put them under light detector tests when they're when they're crossing over the southern borders. It's like they stamp them and go on in, come on in, there's your bus over there.

I worry about this kind of thing terrorist activity, and you know, being familiar with rifles and firearms generally speaking, because I'm a huge fan of the Second Amendment and I like to exercise that right all the time by going to the range. I know what rifles are capable of, and I know the distances at which you can shoot a rifle, and yeah, you could easily hit an airport plane. This is not me advocating for some sort of firearm

crackdown because it's possible, because it's always been possible. But when's the last time you heard about airplanes being shot? I don't recall it happening before. It may have happened, I don't know. I know they're targeted with lasers all the time, and that's just sort of been a more modern phenomenon because lasers are now you can buy one

for twenty bucks on Amazon. But shooting at airplanes something to think about safe travels as we approach Thanksgiving six fifty six fifty five Krsity Talks Station plenty to talk about before we get to seven thirty with Michael Mercer about the Empower Youth Seminar, the last one for twenty twenty four, involving a concert and food and celebration. We'll get to that seven thirty. I'll be right back your voice.

expert on all things Elvis Presley. So the Power You Seminar, Final one of the Year is going to be a big fun event that he's gonna do a lecture on Elvis and answering all the questions, dispelling all the rumors, as well as followed by a concert. There's going to be an Elvis in person, Nator in band, and there's going to be uh I think drinks including adult beverages and food and all kinds of fun and games. So two twenty five North and Boulevard's a place to be.

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You can help them out as well. Speaking of things related to cancer, and let me do paused for a moment and get quick update because I told a bunch of people I want on the keto diet two reasons. One because of cancer. I read a whole lot of research on it that if you starve your cancer of sugars and that you can really go a long way into either stopping it in its tracks or maybe even getting rid of it. Now, I know the science is out on this, and there's all kinds of different studies

and everything can figure what the hell. I've been encouraged to lose some weight anyway, so I decided I'm going to try that. So it's almost a month and I woke up this morning and I'm almost down fifteen pounds. And I only say this out loud one because I mentioned it on Facebook with two because I want to thank my wife. It reminds me of pulp fiction, because remember when the one character said, you know, well, my

girlfriend's a vegetarian, so I'm basically a vegetarian myself. Well, when you're on a kyto diet and you are basically cooking for two, you're essentially stuck with your spouse. Now, she can eat whatever she wants, but she's been struggling with me. The bigger problem is when you go on this diet it's actually a name for it, it's called keto flu, and you feel like crap, Go ahead, cut all your carbs, and sugars out of your diet. Give yourself a couple of days and see how you feel.

You'll know exactly how I've been feeling for almost a month now. So actually this morning I woke up, I actually had more energy, and I hope that part of this diet is gone because it sucks out loud.

loud because somebody's going to ridicule you. So everybody keeps quiet, and it takes some little kid in the audience to say the emperor has no clothes, and everybody starts cracking up and going, you know, you're right. Well he parallel, he draws, is that's Donald Trump. And now we're all waking up to the reality that we're partying, we're celebrating, we're rejoicing, and we're pointing out the stupidity of the policies that have been governing our lives for the past

decade plus. And one of the things he mentions the idea that the nation sits atop one of the greatest reservoirs of natural energy resources on Earth, and that we forcibly restrain ourselves from exploiting them to save the planet on the basis of politicized science, while other countries are free to do much more damage to the global environment. This is the point I've been making for years and years. How come China gets to do it? How come India

gets to do it? Go on and on and on, up and down the road, while the rest of the Western world kills itself. France, there's another op ed piece in the journal today just mentioning some of the things France is moving over to. Basically, the low hanging fruit of eliminating particulate from the environment. That's all been dealt with.

So now they're pushing more electric vehicles, penalties for driving older cars, promoting remote work, cut down in commutes, mandating fewer business trips and vacations abroad, mandating denser housing, restricting the size and resolution of your computer monitor for the purposes of limiting energy consumptions for televisions and smartphones. Regulating the temperature of your home maximum temp in the winter sixty six minimum or minimum temperature in the summer seventy eight,

all via regulations, subsidies, penalties, and taxes. Are the these people nuts? They ask rhetorically, and then over to a piece by Paul Tice. Now I'm not familiar with Paul Tye. He's a senior fellow at the National Center for Energy Analytics and author of The Race to Zero. How esg investing will creater the global financial system, so you can get an idea where he is on the whole thing, same place I am.

Goals for twenty thirty. It requires in this country, under the law two thirds approval to pass the upper upper Chamber, and of course Republicans with a fifty three majority, it won't happen. Just do it, get it shot down, put a shovel, dig a hole.

the books. That's initial cap endangerment finding. This ruling, which he explains devised by the Environmental Protection Agency, compels the EPA to regulate carbon pollution from greenhouse gases because such emissions quote endanger both the public health and the public welfare of current and future generations, which has been the justification for anti fossil fuel bias across all kinds of government agencies, most notably during this current administration, which is

quickly coming to an end. So, he says, rather than issuing a new counter finding and letting the courts deal with it, Trump should urge Congress to pass the legislation that reigns in the EPA by reasserting Congressional authority over the Clean Air Act, which would be consistent with those recent Supreme Court decisions ones that I'm in love with, like West Virginia versus EPA and that Lowerbride Enterprises versus Riamanda, which found that executive ages can't agencies cannot cannot implement

major policy changes without explicit authorization from Congress, and all these regulations are not explicitly authorized by Congress. This is that whole idea of reigning in the regular authority of government, and we've been given the opportunity to do that under the new Supreme Court rules under the law. So this provides an opportunity for say, hey, hey, hey, you know what trace greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide.

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isn't it your job to do that? I just this blows my mind how unbelievablew MSNBC has always been unbelievably leftist politicized, but apparently Joe Scarborough and Mika Brazinski, the host of The Morning Joe, are getting crap from their own people for actually meeting with President elect Donald Trump all over social media and like one cowardice doing exactly what anti Trump is dooring Tom tim Snyder Warrens on

air not to do obey in advance. It's disgusting and frankly unsurprising, largely disdainful, one said Jennifer Rubin, described as an MSNBC contributor. I don't even know that the people over there, I'm barely even familiar with Joe Scarborough, but called it disgusting on social media. Another MSNBC host, Katie Fang, normalizing Trump is a bad idea, period one, echoing that

Vacatie Fang is right, it's normalization. It's all access barbar streiss, and journalists don't need access to their subjects to hold them to account. None of it is believable. The obvious answer is believable. They are opportunists. Well wait a second, how is this in any way, shape or form a bad idea? They actually went in there to ask them some difficult questions, and even I guess Scarborough was prepared

for the for the backlash. How is it a bad thing for any journalist to take up an opportunity to ask hard questions of any political figure like this? Hell if I had an opportunity to sit down with Joe Biden, now I know, I get circular answers, and he would look off into the distance, you know, like and at the butterflies that are flying around him that aren't actually there.

Different story. But hell, if I could have had an op unity to sit down with with Barack Obama, I certainly would have asked him a lot of difficult questions. He would have been comfortable with them. He wouldn't even have entertain an idea of talking with me. I'm surprised Trump even offered them an opportunity to sit down at mar A Lago. That's actually speaks volumes to Trump, doesn't it. He doesn't know what he's going to get into with

these leftists. He does know they're probably going to post some leftist questions. Scarborough said, We're not here to defend or normalize Donald Trump. We're here to report on him and hopefully provide you insights that are going to be going to better equip all of us in understanding these deeply unsettling times. Unsettling for him, perhaps unsettling for his audience,

of course. But don't you think if you are a left wing nut job out in the world that it would be interesting to know what your left wing nut job talking heads are asking the nut job right wing guide that's going to be the next president of the United States of America. Wouldn't you find that beneficial? This isn't journalism anymore. I'll give a nod to Scarborough for doing the for sitting down and asking some questions of him.

That's what journalists are supposed to do. Just the rhetoric coming from the audience and the fellow NSNBC employees being critical of him taking up that opportunity, it's absolutely mind blowing to me. Oh well, seven twenty five fifty five KRC DE Talk station. Let's talk Elvis coming up next, and I'll be an opportunity for calls down further in this hour, and then we're going to hear the inside scoop.

Capitol Hill reporter Nick Gilbertson returns to the program talk about Pennsylvania and this unbelievable counting of votes the Supreme Court had previously said should not be counted. And then fast forward about one hour the Daniel Davis Deep Dive with the latest on Russia, Ukraine and Israel, plus late edition of the program Steve Gooden, our outstanding legal expert on the same topic that Nick will be talking about

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whole evening of fun and games. Show up live so you can enjoy beer, wine, appetizers and enjoy a live concert after Michael's speech on Elvis, Welcome to the program, Michael. It's a great have you on today.

The one thing that I've been told and I've heard other people say, and I wanted to get your impression on that, is that, you know, given how big homes have gotten over the years, and you look at these twenty thirty forty fifty thousand square foot ridiculous houses out west and out east, it's it's a lot smaller than you would think it would be given how historic Graceland is.

and cars, and he was always giving anonymously. There was a story that was revealed recently that sometime in the seventies there were like consecutive Christmases where on Christmas Eve he could go to the Memphis prison, the jail and talk to every inmate and see what he could do for them to help them, you know, whether it was money for their family or whatever.

people talked about so he was. He was very humble, but I think there was something going on there.

And it was partly to pay off Colonel Parker's gambling deaths because he'd lose, you know, a million bucks.

I think there was a real naivete. I think they implicitly trusted Colonel Parker on well financially in terms of like the deals, right, but I think they're very naive, you know in terms of like business and finances, and really weren't fully aware of how much she, you know, Cola Parker was taking from him, you know, financially well.

that belonged to the black culture. Was he aware of those criticisms during his lifetime or did these come up later in life?

was something new. And of course you've probably heard when when they first started playing his records in the South, white listeners thought he thought he was black, So people thought he was black initially, but he was doing something different with the music, he was transforming it and making it his own. But there are multiple interviews in press conferences that he did where he would say, my music was really a combination of gospel, rhythm and blues and

country combined. So he always knew that he was borrowing and taking as the basis of his music black gospel and rhythm and blues.

them were spiritual books. He would read about different faiths, you know, from all different cultures. He was extremely spiritual.

and wine start flowing. Michael's going to start speaking at seven, and then at eight o'clock you're going to hear from the sincerely Elvis Tribute band, who's going to be playing for an hour with all the Elvis music and of course the Elvis experience and the moves and the as it's described here in my notes, electric vibes. So it's gonna be a fun full evening. But back over to the question I wanted to end on this morning, Michael with you his film career now some obviously better than others,

and I have seen quite a few Elvis movies. I wouldn't exactly call any of them Academy Award winning material, but there are some of them that I have a feeling that Elvis had to be really, really embarrassed to make. And of course not Viva Las Vegas, because Ann Margaret was smoking hot in that movie. But clam Bake, I mean, come on, man, seriously, Michael, you're the biggest Elvis fan on the planet.

the Colonel Parker demanded too much money and she declined. Oh, so he gave up the Yeah, he gave up the film career and said forget it. Hollywood doesn't want me, and he went back to music, which which was great in the seventies.

they'd be beer and wine flowing. You get an hour's worth of conversation with Michael, and then you get an hour's worth of music with the band. Michael has been a real good I have fun on Thursday. I know it's going to be a great event. A lot of people are going to check it out. So have fun and uh I will probably talk with you again down the road.

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inside Scoop with I'm Sorry. The Inside Scoop with Breitbart Nick Gilbertson on Pennsylvania on counting votes after the Supreme Court said stop. The audacity of the Pennsylvania election officials is beyond my.

a fork in. It don't count the damn ballot. It doesn't qualify under Pennsylvania law.

you can call him that now. And some are speculating that they were hoping this would happen throughout the state, that by gathering up four hundred and five here or one thousand there of ballots it did not qualify to be counted, they could get enough of them to get a runoff and probably engage in more cheating when they did a recount, not a runoff, a recount it needs to be if it zero point five apart or less than they do an automatic recount.

and said. The Court hereby assumes all in caps, assumes that King's Bench authority over the instant application only to direct that all respondents, including boards of elections in Buck County, Montgomery County, and Philadelphia County, shall comply with the prior ruling of this Court in which we have clarified that mailing and absentee ballots that failed to comply with the requirements of the Pennsylvania Election Code shall not be counted.

I mean, in the opinion itself, they did bold capitalized statements shall not be counted. It's like, listen, woman smack them across the face and sort of verbally or metaphorically, didn't you read what we said before? And there she is standing up there saying, yeah, I violated the loss. So what everybody does it? And she was doing it to try to benefit Democrat Bob Casey. So who's about democracy, who's about preservation of our republic? Who's about well, just

cheating to get what they want? Perfect illustration right here. We'll continue talking about this after the top of the air news that we can stick around. We'll be right back your voice.

set up the same way. Apparently the people counting the votes in Pennsylvania, least in a couple of counties, didn't get the memo. They actively and out loud intentionally violated the law in trying and continuing to count votes that did not qualify to be counted under Pennsylvania law. This was mind blowing the defiance that came out of one of these officials. It doesn't matter anymore, this woman said.

I think we all know that precedent by a court doesn't matter in this country, and people violate laws anytime they want. So for me, if I violate the law, it's because I want a court to pay attention to it. So say it commissioner Elise Marzilla, a woman named Ellis Margalia. I mean, I couldn't believe my eyes when I was reading this. Well, and what's your response on all this, Nick, You've been following it.

we have this going on. But yeah, this all comes down to two really a couple types of ballots here that we're getting talented in Bucks County and other counties throughout the state in defiance of these Supreme Court rulings from you know this year and president that was said

that decided, you know, these votes shouldn't count. So the first type that are in question are these misdated ballots, and you know they're missing signatures or misdated or undated ballots, and the court had already ruled, you know that you can't count these. There's no way to you know, verify these in the state election law. There's really you know, a wiggle room on this stuff. And you know these people.

They go ahead. Last Tuesday, Elis Marceeglia there and her fellow board member Robert Harvey Jr. They vote two to one to count the votes even though there's an existing Supreme Court order. Then on Thursday there's again there's two types of ballots again that are in question, on provisional ballots and whether you know if they have to be signed in two places, one on the affidavit and one on the on the ballot or on the envelope itself, if they're missing a sat nature in one of those

two places. The court ruled in September you can't count them. They cannot be counted. And again these people knew this. On Thursday, their own legal council, the county solicitors, Yeah, we are advising you not to counties. And they're basically making the same argument their Republican Council was making. And they go ahead and count them anyway.

taxpayers through this process? Because I pivot over to Minnesota and there is a guy served as the head election judge in Minnesota which has been charged with two felony counts for letting eleven people vote even though they were not registered to vote. Do you know if there's a corollary provision that might hold these two nut jobs accountable in Pennsylvania.

of conduct that undermines faith and elections. When election officials pick and choose at the last minute which rules to follow and which to ignore, it naturally leads voters to lose trust in the process.

law there. But you know, it really boils down to and I would argue that it really just it surprises me that they would be so bold as to utter statements like that out loud, even if they held them dear in their heart. You know, screw the law, it doesn't matter. I'm counting the votes. You know, this shouldn't come down to a question of whose ox is being gorg You know, Democrats shouldn't be cheering that type of statement from a Democrat elected official, because everyone, as you

point out, is going to start questioning the integrity the election. Well, if they feel that way, if the Republicans are in charge of all, the Republican's gonna be doing the same damn thing. Nobody should be doing it, and everyone should be celebrating the SmackDown that they got from both sides of the political ledger.

But you know, here here we are, and uh yeah, I think I think it's a good lesson for you know, not she's learning it the hard way, but it's a good lesson for other you know, county county boards and these people and at pretty much activists in these positions that you can't get away with this.

just insanity. They were creating on the fly new rules for voting while the process was going on. You need legislative action and a loss signed in or a bill signed in, a law by a governor to change the election laws. And yet we all let to kind of have a pass.

And it's you know, this time around. I mean, it's good to see how things are working out in the court, in the legal system playing out correctly to this point anyway, But yeah, it's entirely hypocritical of Democrats as a party to be engaged in this election denialism, especially how everything

they did after twenty twenty. They brought two cases against the leading Republican presidential candidate months after he announced had never been in any criminal trouble before, and two of those cases were over his election challenges in twenty twenty. Now sentence, they're beyond Pennsylvania in Georgia and other states, of course, but it just goes to show just the hypocrisy here of Democrats, and you know, Dave mcgri Bob

Casey's election denialism here in pennsylvania's pretty striking. I mean, I just want to contrast this with Mike Rodgers. He was a Republican candidate in Michigan and he ran a really close race with the listious luck and lost by like nineteen twenty thousand votes. Last night, I saw more than ninety five percent was in. He conceded the moment the Associated Press called the race, and he was real, you know, humble and gracious in his defeat. And I

think that just illustrates a little difference here. That's that's kind of going on here between the two parties that you can see right now.

have changed the outcome of the election. I think they were hoping if they gathered enough bits and pieces by engaging in a violation of law in amongst various counties, they could close the gap between the two candidates less than point five percent that would result in a recount, during which time they could cheat again and maybe let the Democrat win.

And it's not just you know that those four hundred and five misdated or or ballots missing or missing dates altogether in Bucks County, and then there were another one hundred and twenty five that had the signature issues. So it's not just uh so, it's as many ballots. It looks like they're trying to get across the finish line here, you know, in every as many counties as possible to try and close that gap. That's one hundred percent.

Nick and the entire crew at Bite Bar. Best to heal to all of you, and I'll look forward to another inside scoop next Tuesday at eight oh five here on the fifty five Kars Morning Show.

We being a nuclear power supporting a country that's not Ukraine, them shooting into the depths of Russia now justifies in the hearts and minds of Vladimir Putting and the people there a nuclear weapon response. Frightening stuff. Eight twenty one to fifty five KRC Detalk Station. He's coming up next to.

on into it. The Russia Ukraine situation, Day one thousand and I look up and see that Vladimir Putin just signed a revised nuclear doctrine today saying that any attack on Russia is supported by a country with nuclear power US could be grounds for a nuclear response. That's frightening stuff. Daniel Davis, welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show. It's always a pleasure to having you on the show.

the proprietary and I guess high level security clearance. You need to be able to connect with the resources that allow them to work and be accurate. All of it suggests you know, you think about advisors in Vietnam, Welcome to advisors in Ukraine. That's what we're doing. That's what we're there. And since they launched them, clearly we have to do so we have something.

pyoon Yang, not to Moscow. Except now, then, these missiles were not fired around the Coursk area, where the alleged by the way, still not have been independently confirmed. They're actually there, but a thousand kilometers in the Bryansk area, i e. Nowhere close to where the North Korean troops allegedly are. So that puts to the lie the claim

that that's the reason they are being used. So we have some real difficult questions to answer here, and I really hope that the media puts President Biden's feet to the fire on this and says, hey, what are you trying to do because there is no and I mean zero military utility and using a handful of long range weapons at this point, nearly three years into the war, on the one thousandth day, it's not going to make

any difference. And by the way, Secretary of State Austin on sixth of September expressly stated that it's not going to make a difference in the war. It won't change anything on the front lines. We don't have enough missiles. UK and France don't have enough missiles to have a sustained engagement that it would be required for long range missiles. You can't do it with a few one offs. As you saw, most of them got shot down, if not all of them. And now here we are at a

possible red line crossing. I just I find it hard that we see that we're staring over the brink of this moment in history and it does not look good now the troops and I'm not going to defend North Korea at at any way, shape or form. I'm not going to defend Russia in their active assault on Ukraine and they intact them and they them, and I understand all that, but there's nothing illegal necessarily unless, in fact, the North Koreans have been on the front lines that

are literally fighting the Ukrainians. And I think there's a big question mark swirling about that. Maybe you can answer that.

got shot down. This seems to be an absolutely pointless gesture.

the front some number of months ago. You don't hardly ever hear anything about Attackles missiles because Russia has figured out how to deflect or shoot down most of them. So then the question is why in God's name then, with something that has very limited even tactical utility, would you want.

the point here? What are you trying to accomplish? Because there is nothing of value militarily that you can gain by this, but there is enormous potential for escalation because Ussia would respond against us, which is what they've claimed. That's why I'm saying, I'm so worried because we have put putin in a place. You don't want to put a caged bear in a position to either have to fight or flight, because it's likely he's going to fight.

modern combat tictiques. That makes some sense, because it doesn't make any sense that Russia, you know, is a sign of weakness, which so many in the West want to characterize this, claiming, oh, we'll see they don't have enough troops. No, right, they have enough troops. There is no shortage of troops in Russia. In fact, that number continues to grow. So this might be something that Kim Jong un wanted in exchange for all these rockets and ammunition that they've been

sending to Russia, not that Putin needs them. So yeah, if that's what they're trying to do, then then that's that's the situation, and it could be for North Korea, not for Russia's benefits.

a very unsettling thing. And also that that internet cable that was severed just the other day as well, obviously a revelation of it to me how easy it is to accomplish such a devastating have something to have such a devastating impact, which really amounts to taking a pair of pliers and cutting a cable. I know, it's more complicated than that that just happened the other day with

one of these undersea internet cables. That could happen on a broader scale and be unbelievably complicating from a global perspective.

in general. And by the way, just as a point here, I saw I was perusing the headlines in the Russian media just before coming on here, and it said that there is a large scale use of expanded nuclear shelters being built throughout Russia, and there's this big push on for that, so they are concerned about that and are taking actions as well on the Russian side.

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Hill Reporter. But Steve Gooden, welcome to the Morning Show to talk about this unbelievable reality going on in Pennsylvania with these election board officers that are just in it out loud, almost joyfully, basically saying it doesn't matter anymore about the law.

is an act of their legislature. Is it arguably out of date?

There's a four to three decision to just blatantly go against the law. It chertually says the law should be changed. Okay, then go to the legislature and change it, like she's even acknowledging it exists.

It was really kind of what was the thrust behind the January sixth, you know issues and now here you know, we get through this election and it seems to be like this general you know, kind of recovery from that mindset, like we have a popular vote winner, we have an electoral vote winner. Would they're not split for once? And now we have a local elected election official here on the back end saying, oh, by the way, we don't really follow the law all the time, and we're not

going to hide it. We're going to talk about it, and I'm going to get three parties in Supreme Court justices to back me in my state. And that, you know, that's really bad for the system, bad for the belief in our electoral system, and just a really really bad

day all the way around. I wish, I wish say just abide a bit of law and if they had an issue with it, they could have gone to their state legislature and introduced to bill telling me the Democratic governor of Pennsylvania, Governor Shapiro is cited with the Republicans of the Supreme Court. He saying they don't count the ballot. He seems to pay the winds blowing on.

a recount. And so my thought was that what this particular county was doing, and trying to perhaps encourage others to do, it count the votes that should not be counted under Pennsylvania law.

I mean I understand that McCormick's up seventeen thousand. You know, Trump won Pennsylvania pretty handily. He and almost by two points, like a one point eight points, so it's not unexpected that the senator on the red ticket would win as well, you know Casey, Senator Bob Casey even sort of an endangered species there of Pennsylvania, I think for the you know, since his last term six years ago when he was last elected. So none of this is really a surprise.

None of this is outside of what the poland was or what the other national results were. So the idea that there are these local officials are you know, almost calling out for other local officials to join the meter is a really kind of bad day, and I hope it gets the look that's going to get. I understand that there are some federal lawsuits being filed today on both sides to try to give another look at this, so we'll see where that goes.

they went to court saying, hey, this simple. It's the federal constitutional right to cast your ballot, not just the state constitutional right. So if they can fashion some sort of federal constitutional argument that we are depriving, that the folks in Pennsylvania are being deprived of their right to vote because of this requirement, I could see a district court at least giving them a hearing. Whether it goes

anywhere or not. I can't fathom that. But as long as you kind of complying something to talk about, generally speaking in the US Constitution about the right to vote, then yes, you can argue that there's concurrent uri station. The Act saw that year back in twenty sixteen, and the judge actually did order the polls to stay open an hour later because of the various traffic accidents on the highway. So the she ruled whether it could have impacted the right to cast it out. I think that

decision was never appealed. It didn't really matter in that race. I mean, Trump lost Hamilton County handily anyway, but had it been a close election, that would have gotten a lot of scrutiny for the Sixth Circuit.

of the state allowed this to happen. Nonetheless, that they might might might be facing some sort of charges.

So you know, she has multiple obligations as an elected official. Ten of blight here in Hamilton County, you know, or you know, an elected divisional can serve on the board named by the party fair enough, so she could be removed as a commissioner as well.

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