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you know, and the city. You think about all the money and effort the city engaged in, and the tax abatements and the incentives to rehab all the housing that was rehabbed, and over the Rhine to gentrify it, to take it back over to get urban hipsters to move into the city because it's going to be a walk in community. Everything's going to be all roses and you know, happiness and sunshine and puppy dogs and no crime actually up significantly and over the rhine. It's a tragic thing.

I mean, you want the whole thing to be successful. But we'll see what Corey has to say about that. He's a West End resident himself. Sarah Wolf spearheading a signature campaign for ending the property tax amendment here in the state of Ohio. She'll provide information on where you can sign up for that. You know, I kind of I'm struggling to withhold laughter because you know, I don't like taxes. Don't I hate my taxes? Might my property tax bill it's insane. But you know, as I've mentioned

many times, the devil's kind of in the details. If you end property tax, how are we going to restructure the way things are funded. It's going to be an interesting and very very complex reality as this rolls out and as we move forward, But you know, let it happen.

with that conflict anyway. June fourteenth, No Kings protests described as a nationwide day of defiance to reject authoritarianism that according to the events organizers. Co founder of an organization called individual ezra l event, speaking of Newsweek, the goal of the weekend protest to send a message that the United States has no kings. I don't think anyone is

arguing that we do. But Trump's doing this military parade Washington, d C. Interestingly enough, in spite of the fact the website has more than fifteen hundred locations for this No King's protest, not one in DC. Now, say what you want about the military Excuse me the military parade. I think it's a bad idea. Honestly, do we really need to display our military hardware? Does anyone think that we

don't have military hardware? Is there a need to use up all the resources and close down roads in order to roll it down the street. Personally, I don't think so, I really don't. I don't know what you benefit from and other than to provide these idiots on the left something to be pissed off about. I like to show my support for the United States military each and every day, and I don't think I need a parade showing our

military hardware to do that. And if it's rolling down the street in a parade, you know, I'm just gonna I know it's unlikely to happen. You never know these days, what happened with Russia, and it's multi billion dollar bombers sitting on the runway in a row. When the Ukrainians decided they were going to smuggle some drones in in order to blow them up, right, they blew them up. Not that it's going to happen. And I'm sure there's

more security than you can shake a stick. Ad for the military parade, but listen, it's all there right in a row and therefore not easily deployable elsewhere where it might be needed anyway, draw your own conclusions, but there won't be a protest of no kings in Washington DC. Anyway, according to this as a Levn guy, in term of the No King's protest, you can figure it out on your own, because I don't get it he's planning on to roll tanks to the streets of DC and celebration

of his birthday. I don't think that's why he's doing it. And that's kind of thing you normally wouldn't see in a constitution of public certainly not in America. See, he's spinning the reason for the parade. He said, it's something you see in North Korea or other authoritarian regimes. Well, you know, you may have a point on that. It is something that the North Koreans like to do displaying their military hardware, showing the rest of the world that

they have all of this military hardware. I mean, we're the most powerful military on the planet. The whole world knows how many nuclear weapons we have. It's regularly public information. The tanks and the missiles and all the military bases. It's everywhere easy to see. North Korea, the hermit Kingdom. You might not think they have anything, so maybe they have to do a public display to show that they've

got some rockets or something. Anyway, the point of the protests coored to this Leven Guy, co founder of Individual isn't just to show up and be covered And I suppose he means by that by the media. This is actually it's a quote here. This is actually to send a strong message to the leaders and institutions who are considering right now whether to capitulate or whether to fight back question mark, And to send a message that this that this period we're in right now, this period of

authoritarian breakthrough is temporary and democracy will reassert itself. Do you know what that means? I don't coincides with Flag Day. Levin said, it's critical, It's crucial protesters do not, in his words, seed the narrative of patriotism or the ownership of the flag to the right wing. I think it's very important that we show up and we embrace the flag, we demonstrate what patriotism actually look like, and we show up and we show what plural plur Come on, Brian,

it's five o'clock. I'm waking up. Pluralistic trump, pluralistic, what pluralistic democracy looks like? What does that mean? Just show up? Are you supposed to have a sign? Does your sign carry a message? What is the message you're trying to convey here. I welcome everyone showing up and celebrating the flag. I agree, yeah, no one owns the flag. It stands

for freedom. Whether you're a leftist lunatic or a right wing conservative, the flag allows for both under one banner of unity, a nation that allows for freedom of thought and individual expression and ideas. If you want to celebrate that, join the fund. That's what Flag Day is all about. It isn't celebrating any particular politician. It's not celebrating any particular party or political point of view. It's a flag

that celebrates freedom and the free exchange of ideas. Levin further said, what we didn't want to happen on June fourteenth, where counter protesters for that parade referring to DC and why they're not going to be in DC for this no Kings thing. We didn't want Trump to exe excuse to crack down on peaceful protests. Well, see, you're making

it up. No one cracks down on peaceful protests. What happens is you call in the National Garden and people are burning buildings down, attacking police officers, throwing concrete at ice officials who are enforcing the law. You don't send in police unless you're looting stores and lighting the WAYMO vehicles on fire. That's what leads to the crackdown, You idiot.

If you showed up and peacefully engaged in whatever this organization is supposed to be supporting, No Kings and you didn't commit acts of violence, there would be no response by law enforcement. You're not going to show up in DC with this group because you think they're going to crack down if you actually peacefully protest. I think he's trying to suggest this will not be peaceful protests. He went for further to say we didn't want him to

have the excuse that peaceful protesters are protesting the military. Well, if you're peacefully protesting the military, you're allowed to do that. It was the entire point of all the Vietnam protesters, wasn't it. You're protesting the military involvement in Vietnam. There were a lot of peaceful protests during that era. He went on, Instead, we want to create an alternative narrative out in the country that Donald Trump is not all powerful.

Alternative narrative. Is anyone in my listening audience arguing that Donald Trump is all powerful. Levin urged protesters to spread the word and show up peacefully with their families, friends, and neighbors. He emphasized the importance of having, in his words every day, people who aren't professionally engaged in politics to join the movement. What movement are you talking about?

We've got to face the fact that our political system has broken down in one thousand different ways, and politics is just too important right now to be left to the politicians.

crap that they identified. You're gonna go out and protest that.

the American people embraced and still embrace. If you look at the poles and if you know the ICE officials are going after rapists, murderers, evil people, people who should not have ever entered our country in the first place, but who represent a safety risk to the American public. Generally speaking, a rapist is not going to decide who to rape based upon their political affiliation. They're just going to rape. He went on, but more broadly to protests, what's happening to our democracy again?

They love to change the narrative. I'm listening. I'm not dumb enough to allow them to pull that on me.

But they don't get away with that anymore because there's somebody, these citizen journalists out there documenting the fact that there are fires going on, that there are looting of stores going on, that way, more vehicles are being lit on fire, that there's live video right there of a guy throwing concrete at ice vehicles driving by. They want the police response, then they'll turn it into a George Floyd kind of thing. This is just it's it's Marxist playbook, one on one stuff.

But you know, ultimately they think that the public is going to generally embrace the protesters and react negatively against law enforcement. Black Lives Matter tried to pull this constantly demonizing entire police forces as inherently racist and all evil. I mean across the board. They're evil. We need to get rid of them. And when you get rid of law enforcement, you get rid of law and order, which allows, of course them to engage in the nefarious activities. I mean,

he went on, and all of it is nonsensical. There's nothing in what he's doing that's about peace or about restoring order. He said, Really, isn't that the point of sending in the National Guard to stop people from burning things down? I'm a little agitated this morning. If you haven't noticed. Five twenty seven fifty five k see Talk station Okaway Local.

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just absolutely hates that that you need to control. But yeah, yeah, actually, as a parent or as and we'll we'll take this over to the government. As a as elected official, you need to sometimes exercise control over the citizens. And as long as you're doing it according to the laws that you that you have sworn uphold. And that's exactly what what Trump and Ice and and the administration is is

attempting to do, is control these people. You want to stand on the street and you want to stream at the top of your lungs that you hate this or hate that, go for it, Yeah, go do it, put your signs up, whatever. But once you start throwing molotov cocktails at anything, let alone law enforcement, you've crossed the line, you've broken the law and someone needs to step in and get you under control. It's that simple, it's common sense.

And but you have too many of these idiot people who like to just make crap up at a thin air, as you have stated here for the last twenty minutes, they just make this crap up and just to try to make it sound like the person who is doing their job, who is enforcing the law, they're the bad guys. Know they're not the bad guys. The person breaking the law is the bad guy, and that person needs to be arrested. That person needs to be dealt with. Nobody

wants this to happen. But what's the alternative? Just let crime run them up, Just let people do whatever they want to do. Is that really what you want? And you know, you got idiots like like Gavin Newsom. Leave the kids alone? What kids? What the ones that are being raped by the illegal immigrants? Is that what kids you're talking about? I mean, you know, And then you got an idiot on TV Sonny Houston. Being undocumented is not illegal, Excuse me. That is exactly what it means.

It's just a way of describing people who are here in this country.

at all, whatsoever. We've documented our issues we have with with Republicans in the party, but come on, that's just beyond ridiculously stupid then what these people are doing and what they're saying. So once again, another reason more proof don't vote Democrat.

I know the number keeps coming around a six billion, A fifty percent of forty is not six And that fifty percent number came from the said, all right, well, I think I think the reason we're spending all this stupid money on six hundred million dollars for the rounds and everything else because there is no controls and they'll spend every dollar that you give them if we take away property tax, and that's going to force them to get smarter, just like every private business has to do.

Private businesses aren't asked go figure out what you're going to cut, and then we're going to cut it. Private businesses say, look, folks, revenue and profits down, we're cutting it. You're going to have to figure it out.

If you take away property tax as the mechanism for funding these things, how do you replace it.

away as a funding mechanism. Where does the money come from for things that people actually want government to provide the private sector?

we need to have? All of that is funded, So let's just focus on Brian. Here's what I would say, simple answer to your question, go after medicaid first. There are twelve to twenty billion dollars sitting there to fund any damn thing, and.

taxpayer money. Dave Thomas stab Representative, if you have him on, he'll talk to you about that, because he's been doing some good work of one after it and getting these slush funds back out of these public schools. There's another forty billion. I think the number one, or maybe it was four billion forty A hell of a lot of money.

These These are why we have callers calling in, to have this exchange of ideas and to get people's intellectual juices flowing and think about the consequences of how things might be if we got rid of it. That's not me advocating against the legislature or the ballot initiative. It's just pondering what the world and the state's going to look like in the absence of property taxes. And again,

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problem with that. And then the county commissioners will establish what the sales taxes in order to keep the Hamilton County parks and recreation funded adequately so people can enjoy the parks not having to pay a fee to get in. And then everybody will bitch and complain and moan about the property or about the price of sales tax going up. But at least everyone who buys anything in any given county will be shouldering the burden of whatever county services

are being offered. So yeah, there is a that's a logical, reasonable, rational explanation of how to keep things funded. But that's what you're going to expect. I mean, this is why we talk about this. Okay, Voting to end property taxes may result in your local sales tax going up. That's a reality, and it may be a fairer reality, but you're gonna have to cope with it good point, Corey, shit the call man. This is how we walked through things. So yesterday's stack is stupid, which I didn't get to

because we were all talking about issues today. I'll get to at least one story in the remaining moments of time. Here we go to Sioto County, Ohio, where fu Siota County thort he's looking for a thief, described an unusual attire. Sheriff's office there said they received a call from an employee at a Dollar General about seven amployee said that he came to work the morning found someone had broken into the business by shattering the front glass and the door.

Deputies and officers showed up at the store. They said they saw a trail of blood, as well as a trail of women's underwear that had been taken from the store. Trail of underwear led from the business. It's like breadcrumbs, Sheriff's office said. Surveillance cameras caught the man wearing nothing but what appeared to be white underwear or panties and a cape.

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always enjoy your from Christopher Smithman on fire. He definitely was. And we'll be talking about that very topic, the the

Henninger or Herringer murder, Sarah Harringer. And we're going to get Ken Kober, the FOP president, on the program at the bottom of this hour to talk about the police response and what they knew about this murderer thug, how it is he was able to cut off his ankle bracelet and not get arrested, although apparently a warrant was issued for his arrest, but he committed a crime prior to kicking in the door and murdering Sarah's husband. It's

just such a tragedy, really is a tragedy. Anyway, going back to the LA riots and the insane statements from the left on this, from Governor Newsom and all the way over to Kamala Harris, she's just a looney bin. Plus Democratic Senator Chris Murphy who's coming so I was mentioning in the last hour.

They've been dispatched to go out and get the worst elements. Gang members, criminals, known criminals, convicted criminals, rapists, murderers, thieves, thugs, you name it. But the fact that they're doing their job is what led to the so called protests which got violent, requiring the police to respond. LA Police was

incapable of dealing with it. To the sheriff there, I mean, the chief of police in LA even said, so Trump sends a national guarden to protect buildings and property, and so they people get outraged, and so they want to blame Trump for the violence that they started. And going back to Chris Murphy's comments, I mean, the people in Los Angeles over the weekend will tell you that ninety nine percent of them went about their day and it was it was pretty normal. Because this is not an

invasion that's taken over the entire city. Well, that's a point I made yesterday. A city of multiple millions of people, there were thousands of protesters. It was a fraction of the population. If the entire city went out and protested, you'd have a much different, you know, vision of things. So it didn't take over the entire city. I don't

think anyone's making the argument that it did. But it took over a sufficient swath of the city and property was being damaged, stores were being broken into, waymo vehicles were being set on fire, and they did shut down Highway one oh one, a vital artery. You know, ambulances can't drive when the highway's shut down. So you look at the people who might have been impacted by that, and it was a lot people just trying to get

to work. The the ninety nine percent who weren't involved in the riots or the protests, whatever you want to characterize them at their lives were impacted if they had to use the highway. Chris Murphy, he's trying to turn a protest that is pretty small into something that involves even bigger confrontation so that he might actually be able to invote the Insurrection Act. That will be a defining

story of the week if he were to do it. Well, if you're not dealing with the criminal elements, somebody's got to deal with the criminal element. And if your police department is overwhelmed and it was, and you can't handle the bad guys that are out there chucking rocks at ice for trying to do their job, then they might

need some assistance. And pivoting over to the Wall Street Journal, proving my point in terms of what the public probably ultimately proceeds, which is they want law and order, editorial board rights. Will democrats ever learn a political lesson on immigration and crime. It doesn't appear so, judging from the response of the migrant protests the Los Angeles that turned violent Sunday night, us on the streets will increase public support for a hardline restrictionist agenda.

were protesting, using chunks as weapons. California Governor Gavin Newsom's response on Monday sue Trump over his order deploying the California National Guard to Los Angeles to protect federal property and officers. Governor claimed the calling the troops was inflammatory, but recent history suggests that protesters don't need provocation to turn violent. Recall how the Antifa crowd, another extremist hijacked

protest after George Floyd's death in twenty twenty. Ditto anti Israel protesters at the University of California, Los Angeles that turned bloody after the Dodgers World Series victory last autumn. Revelers looted businesses, towards city buses and hurled fireworks and police officers who tried to bring them under control. The current cast isn't a surprise in a city and state

that too often tolerate lawlessness. Still, it wasn't clear early Sunday whether the deploying the troops was necessary would be constructive, but asked late Sunday if the National Guard were needed, LA Police Chief Jim McDonald responded, quote, well, looking at tonight, this thing has gotten out of control. Close quote all this would please Stephen Miller. The White House deportations are who was eager for such confrontation within a sanctuary city.

Now Democrats are playing into his hands by soft peddling the violence. Mister Newsom and the city's Democratic leaders could have tried to douse the flames by denouncing the violence and stressing the lawbreakers would be arrested. Instead, they're blaming Trump for their own failure to maintain orders. Mister Newsom tweeted, quote one law enforcement didn't need help, okay. Two Trump sent troops in any way to manufacture chaos and violence.

Three Trump succeeded. Four Now things are destabilized. We need to send in more law enforcement just to clean up Trump's mess. Notice the focus on Trump. Trump did it. Trump's the one that was chucking concrete. If the Ice agent says they were driving by trying to enforce immigration laws on the books. Remember the guy that was throwing those rocks. They had him on video. That was Donald Trump. You didn't realize that. You thought he was in Washington,

d C. Doing other things. Anyhow, that explanation. Newsom's explanation may resound in mister Newsom's liberal echo chamber, but I won't sit well with most Americans who have little patients for disorder. Trump already escalating by sending in the Marines sensibly to protect federal buildings. Mister Newism said, the president's calling in the National Guard is an unmistakable step toward authoritarianism,

which is transparent hyberbally. The rarely use law Trump and vocal such a deployment when quote there is a rebellion or danger of a rebellion against the authority of the government of the United States. Rioters are certainly rebelling against the authority of the Immigration Enforcement that's ICE, that's part of the government of the United States. They're trying to do their job without assistance from the Los Angeles Police Department,

without assistance from Los Angeles County authorities. But they're still doing their job. Other cities will assist ICE in its effort to capture and round up violent, criminal, illegal aliens. They choose not to do it, but that does not prevent ICE from going in and doing its job. They can't stop that. That's the insurrection we're talking about. Sorry for interjecting, editorial Board, I just feel the need to

get it out of my system. The airwaves and social media are saturated with footage of protesters waving Mexican flags atop burning cars, carrying signs claiming California is stolen land, and chanting we don't want ICE or police. Note the extension of the defund the police movement that's literally going on right now, ICE and a law enforcement agency. Effectively, this is the leftist Marxist, anti police, anti authority, anti control movement full display right now, going on to Los

Angeles and elsewhere. I mean, they're gonna see it here in Cincinnati. I'm sure they got a protest, probably already schedule. Just wait for it. It's gonna happen. Question is how many people are gonna show up. Mister Newsom really is living in law Island if you thinks Americans will side with such radicals over mister Trump. Mister Newsom and his Democratic friends could show sympathy for law abiding immigrants and snared

in the raids while also condemning the violence. It is in their own interest to do so, since continuing violence will boost public support for mister Miller's project to deport every illegal migrant and legal immigration too. Maybe one of these days Democrats will learn their automatic unqualified anti Trump resist instance helps him. Yeah, that's the point. People prefer law and order. People want to be able to use the expressway unimpeded by activists who run out in the

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can stick around for that. And related to nothing going on in the world, except that I found this rather preposterous. And if you've been around the internet long enough, you know there's a lot of crazy jerks in the world. I have literally seen videos posted by people who do obnoxious and quite often disgusting things in hotel rooms. Now, you go to a hotel room, right, looks pretty clean.

How clean do you think it is? You have a paid employee who's probably not paid enough responsible for cleaning up things and making sure things are quote unquote disinfected or rather way. How clean do you think they really care about that? Is it just visually clean or they really do a great job of cleaning it like you might do in your own home. I mean, how comitted are they to doing that job? Think about anything that is in a hotel room. How often do they wash

the bedspread for example? I know they change the linens, at least they're supposed to. But the coffee maker, Yeah, I've seen some videos of people doing some perfect things. Are coming and they're gonna use a hotel coffee maker. Ever, again,

there's some real twisted people out there. The remote control for the television, We could go on and on anything that you might touch, and I think it highly unlikely that the hotel staff are taking steps to ensure that all of that stuff has been wiped down and disinfected. So you may think I'm paranoid, but that's just the reality. Again, social media reveals it to all. They people think it's

funny to do gross things. And we go to Maine with that background, Bill Maine's going to mandate hotels get rid of small single use bottles containing well like your shampoo. Here you go, there's that little tray and each one's never been opened, is enough for just one use and then you throw it away. Well, that's plastic, and that's going into the landfill, and they want to get rid of that.

Lodging establishments when more than fifty rooms will not be able to provide toilet your bottles under six ounces.

least add to the shampoo. I believe it was dishwashing detergent, which is pretty harsh. And Tom, his roommate, whose shampoo was was adulterated by this prankster. His hair turned to straw and he couldn't figure out why his hair was kind of well straw like that's because the shampoo had been tampered with. No one can only imagine something like that happening or maybe even worse with the used and use and use again depending on who the guest is in the room, all the name of getting rid of

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of it? Were the police department aware of it? You get where I'm coming from, And I'm sorry to ramble, but it is sort of a puzzling mystery question that's floating around out there.

discussion in the future. If if you've got parolies that are at law or that are running around in a particular jurisdiction, maybe it is appropriate that you know, they start notifying, you know, certain agencies to let them know, Hey, you've got this guy that's dangerous and he just did nine and a half years for folonious assault and aggravated riot. Why did we not know? You know, that's typically not the responsibility of a local jurisdiction. It is for the

Adult Role Authority. But I can only suspect that they're probably in the same boat that the Cincinnati Police is, which is we're one hundred and thirty cops short, so they have limited resources just like we do. Not trying to make any excuses, just trying to clarify why some of these things probably happened.

given cert circumstances because of your presence. That's the reason a crime didn't occur. But if a crime occurs, that's when nine to one one is called, and that's when you show up and try to arrest the bad guy or otherwise deal with the situation. I get the order of things. But she was critical of the lack of police presence in the neighborhood and made a claim that in the district there was only maybe. She pointed District one covers four neighborhoods, Clifton, Mount Adams, West End and OTR.

She wrote each may have only one officer per zone. That's it. Now, is there any accuracy to that? I know, your short staff, but one officer in District one at any given time, is that is that accurate?

the morning. So a District one has two different shifts that work at night, and the one shift gets off at four o'clock.

Because you're talking about late night hours, isn't that when most of the bad things actually happen?

But that's unfortunately where we are, which is why I was in front of city council yesterday asking them to take action and have a lateral class where we can get officers that are already experienced, get them through an abbreviated academy, and get them on the streets so they can start making a difference, because having one class every nine months isn't cutting it. We're not able to keep up with attrition because we have so many people that are leaving.

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free to chime into the subject. Police morale is not very high right now generally speaking, so feel free to comment on that if you like. So you're in front of city Council and you're asking for an additional I don't know, recruit class. What was the reaction from council members? Did they agree with you or suggest they would do something about it. I presume this is a matter of budgeting.

it's going to be. But the reality is we're about nine hundred and thirty nine thirty five right now by August. By August, we're projected to be below nine hundred people. Oh no, so I mean that's that's the reality. We had three retirements last week, we had three resignations two weeks prior to that. You lost ninety two people last year. We're probably gonna lose close to that amount this year. And having a class of only fifty or sixty once a year is not helping. And to talk about morale, yeah,

morale is certainly a challenge. You know when you have officers that are you know, being asked to work on their off days come in because they're so short that they need to fill these gaps with overtime. You have some officers that work in our there are a SWAT team and our Civil Disturbance Response team that work every Friday and Saturday. They work every event, and it's just it's getting to the point where it's exhausting and something's

got to give. And the way to fill that gap is to start having these lateral classes.

that's a positive thing. But in terms of being able to get police or individuals to join the police force, is that going to be a problem because you know, with all this anti police sentiment out there, and the and the hard work that you have to deal with in the community every single day, and how dangerous it is, that's not a job that a lot of people gravitate toward, especially with this whole you know, public anti police sentiment

that's brewn around out there. So are you if you if they said we're going to have five classes this year, would actually be able to fill the roles given that a lot of people don't even qualify to be police officers.

go through an abbreviated eight or ten week academy. We can get them on the street to where they're making a difference quickly compared to new people that it's twenty eight weeks. Then they go through a twelve week you know, field training officer program. You're looking at a year to two years before they're truly making a significant impact on our street strength.

when you're talking about administrative things. But the reality is what we need to have as a chief that when we have a critical incident, we have an officer involved shooting something like that, we need someone that's going to evaluate it. They're going to recognize the officer did the right thing, and they're going to stand behind that officer. And I mean, you look at this shooting from from May first, and that's exactly what Chief Fiji has done.

I go the rest of the stuff, does it really matter? You know? And in my opinion, if it's administrative things that people are complaining about, it beats the heck out of you know, the alternative, which is you could have a chief going, I don't know if this is a good shooting or not. You know, we're going to that's

so that's that's where I want to support. I want to support when we absolutely need them, when it's life and death, to know that we've got a leader that's going to stand up there and say the officer did the right thing.

seem anything you want them to be. You know, I had heard that recently that they said, look, there's six hundred and thirty seven people that are assigned to districts, and like, if you look at the assignment report, there's actually four hundred and fifty officers, less than half of the department is assigned to a relief to answer calls for service. You add the sergeants and lieutenants whose primary function is not to answer the radio and patrol. That

puts us at five hundred and twenty four. So the other one hundred and thirty people, one hundred and ten people, whatever it is. And the answer is they're including in this the investigative units that aren't responsible for answering radio runs. The neighborhood Liaison unit that's not responsible for answering radio runs, the violent crime squad that's not responsible for answering radio runs I hear, and then some administrative folks in there. So were the numbers that you know that was thrown

out this past week that success. Yeah, it's right, that's how many people are in these districts, but that's not how many people are responsible for actually answering calls for service.

you're looking for this guy. That's one point. The other point is that's why we have a crime stopper bad Guy of the week. You don't know where people are all the time, and you know, focusing efforts and resources of the police department looking for one guy, Mordisha Black who cut his ankle monitor off. Probably, I don't know best use of your resource as limited as they are.

Would a full contingent of police though, going back to your point about being understaff, it wouldn't necessarily have changed the sad reality of what happened to the herringers, would it. I mean, you can't be at all places at all times, and merely having a full contingent of police department doesn't mean there aren't going to be crimes, and notably breaking and murder.

four o'clock in the morning before this actually occurred. We don't know, but I could tell you one thing is for certain, the odds would have been better if we had more officers because it would be more opportunity, more people in patrol that maybe could have come across this guy before it happened. But we just don't know.

things about the police department. Do you feel like you're getting full support from the mayor and council or do you think there's silence is deafening, which is my perception?

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outstanding idea. He didn't. He wasn't with any resistance to that concept, which I think is a positive thing and a step in the right direction.

insufficient to me. And that doesn't mean more officers could have prevented this from happening, but more officers on the street, generally speaking, might have resulted in this guy being picked up on an outstanding warrant, which he had. What's your take on crime in the city of Cincinnati and your take on councils. I call it silence is deafening, their lack of were regular vocal support. But also it isn't

just this one murder. There are a lot of other murders, is Ken pointed out, and every single murder is impacting a family in the same way that Sarah Anninger Herringer.

our city. And what ken Kober said was right. I mean, right now, I believe the numbers are there are one hundred and thirty officers understaff, which might not seem like a big deal, but when you look at the proportion of the officers that are available for nine to one one emergency calls or for any other of those on site details, one hundred and thirty officers would be significant. And so those lateral hiring need to take place now. They need I mean that needs to happen yesterday because

we're just getting started with the summer month. And then when it comes to what happened with Patrick Herringer, I mean a lot of people are going to be bad talking the CPD with it, But we've got to also put the Adult Parole Authority on blast here because this is something that a warrant should have been issued months ago for this, and the Sheriff's Office CPD should have been notified that he cut his he cut his bracelet there. So these are things that we're seeing in the city

which to be honest with you. If you have policies in place that do not encourage the community involvement of the CPD officers, you're going to see this because, yeah, putting resources, they're putting resources into the call center, into

three one one in community involvement, into ARC officers. But these resources need to go right into the CPD and into the local law enforcement and show these officers that we have their back, and they will then give us an opportunity or they will get the opportunity to show us that they have our backs.

officer on a regular basis. But when an officer attempted to see him on February nineteenth, they were told he had left before the officer showed up, and they issued a warrant for his arrest and designated him a violator at large within twenty four hours of him leaving the Halfway house, or he wasn't there when his parole agent

showed up However, it's there's no information. They couldn't figure out whether the Cincinnati Police Department received specific details or whether any other law enforcement agencies were told about Black's disappearance and asked to help find him. So there's one piece of missing information, and it sounds like they maybe they didn't. I mean, he wasn't on I didn't have a crime stop or bad Guy of the Week on this guy he should have been.

you know, can you work with us? You know where he is and I'm sure someone out in the city regularly ran into this guy before he murdered Patrick Harringer.

if you nothing could be farther from the truth. If you look at certain statistics, we can see that auto theft, personal theft, you know, you're talking about Burbley, you're talking about all these other violent crimes are skyrocketing right now. But we don't want to pay attention to that because it runs the optics of what we want to see the city to be. But those things got to change.

kinds of that. I mean, what community more than Over the Rhine has gotten money dumped at a tax abatements and centives for rehabilitating old buildings in order to draw the urban hipsters into moving into over the Rhine because it's such a wonderful walking community. Well, the narrative doesn't work when you look at the real statistics.

up seventeen point sixty seven percent. And you're looking at like I said, if you look at aggravating assault, which includes strangulation, you're up twenty six percent. So these are things all since the mayor has come into office. Ever since you know, the lack of election happened with the council, these things have gone up, and I think that will reaping what these policies basically are implemented now. It does not involve the CPD in the community.

I don't know anything about Hamilton County Prosecutor's Office under its current administration, but we all know about the liberal judges who allow very violent people back into the community with no bond, and then when it comes to sentencing after a trial and conviction or a plea, they don't get very stiff sentences, which you know, that's the leg of law enforcement that's supposed to deter people from committing crimes in the first place you're going to have to pay if you commit crimes.

the streets of Cincinnati in broad daylight. And then you find out one of the people that were doing the firing they were released the week before because of other charges that were similar.

crimes and they're continuing to get let out. And then what this really does is it decreases the morale of the officers where yeah, you might see certain statistics that are reported down, but maybe they're reported down because the officers don't see a point in booking anymore.

people a choice. And one big thing about what we're running for is there is to be tough on crime and to be able, and even just about being tough on crime, it's about re engaging the police officers into the community. I might sound like a broken record sometimes, but I continue to believe. I'm going to continue to stand that we need to put the call center back in the hands.

They're not responding to nine to one calls. They're not the officer to show up at your door when you call nine one one, that's where we have an insufficient number and we need to do something about that.

officers that have different duties a short amount. If if you look at one hundred and thirty officers that are short in the staffing, that's a very significant number when it comes to the nine to one to one.

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But I guess I'm just kind of wondering on a more complicated level. Well then, what I mean it's a get your popcorn out and put your feet up moment for our elected officials how they're actually going to fund things since everything seems to be funded based upon property taxes.

no validation of the assessment numbers by the county. Nobody knows what a house is going to sell for until it sells. And I always say, well, imagine if the IRS could tax the way property taxes are. Imagine, Well, imagine if the IRS could say you're making forty thousand a year, we think your job is worth a hun hundred and fifty thousand a year. You won't make one hundred and fifty thousand a year, but that's what we're

going to tax you on. Well, that's what the property tax system is, and we just cannot be taxed like this anymore.

homes for decades. They've paid them off, and they don't have there are any fixed income, some living only on Social Security, and they can barely afford groceries and the day to day expenses of just living. Generally, they can't afford that kind of property tax increase.

and our working class people. Because see, it wasn't just that property taxes went up the twenty twenty three assessment. We expected property taxes were going to go up, but we also expected everybody to get about the same across

the board, and that is not what happened. We've got about a third of homeowners in Hamilton County anyway, that live mostly in the working class and lower income neighborhoods, who got fifty to four hundred percent increases, while another two yes, while another well, now I have to take that back. I found two people that got five hundred percent.

Oh my god, yes, And then you've got another two thirds that got little to nothing, and that includes a lot of our elected officials, and they didn't think we'd look into it, but we have. So you've got a third of the homeowners just absolutely in a state of shock and bewilderment, while the other two thirds are going they don't know what the big deal is. We can't be tax like this anymore. And there's like I said before,

there's no validation. Well, and my husband pointed out, how did what your house is worth ever get correlated to what the government needs to operate? Anyway? There's no correlation. I mean, once upon a time, if you lived in a village or something, the townspeople will actually the landowners. The landowners would get together and decide they needed a school or a bridge or a sheriff, and they would come up with how much money they could raise and

what they wanted to give to do that. And if you didn't want to participate, you didn't have a long arm of the law forcing you to, which is what we have now. There's no correlation.

They had an affordable housing levee that was going to come out of income tax and it failed because you know, we can you can't take it out of my paycheck. So we just want a system where everybody's a bigger you know, a larger pool of tax payers is paying a smaller amount, and then everybody's got skin in the game. Property taxes is just not that and we were out as hell and we're not taking it anymore.

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they'll sign. We've got even people that will sign to get it on the ballot, are unclear if they're actually gonna vote for it, but they think, yes, this is a good shot across the bow, light the fire under the Columbus's feet. So I don't know, this is pretty much God's battle, and I'm just along for the ride. And I get it, Sarah, I don't know what's gonna happen.

We don't have a headquarters, we don't have regular meetings, we don't have any meetings yet, so just ask around because especially on the West Side, there's probably one hundred and fifty petitions out there. I am going to do

sort of a pickup weekend. I think that's the weekend of the twenty first and twenty second, where we'll have some people, you know, anybody who didn't get to sign and then if we have to go get the signatures and people that can't get out, you know, our elderly, then I'm going to get some people to drive around

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the coasts from California and New York. They come to Ohio, they see a house for two hundred thousand dollars, Well, that's nothing to them and suddenly that house is five hundred thousand dollars. And then the grandma next door with the formica countertops, her house is being compared to that. They could have just just calmed everybody down if they had had avoided that assessment.

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the quiet part out loud statement against interest. It's kind of weird and I don't know why she would volunteer this to everybody, but Democrat Minnesota state representative minted on the House floor in Minnesota that she's an illegal alien.

I was four years old. I grew up in Ampleton, Wisconsin, a paper town where my father worked a local paper factory. My mother as a teacher's aide as. Our family expanded and my parents worked multiple jobs to make ends meet. There were periods of my life where my family struggled financially to put My parents never gave up on the

dream of what America could provide. These remarks during a hearing in a bill for modifying Minnesota Care coverage to include illegal aliens, which I think California has done something compared with that, So I understand maybe this advocacy for the point of adding illegal immigrants onto Minnesota Care. But she's admitted to being in the country illegally, which resulted in people calling for ICE to arrest her. Okay again,

statement against interest some things. Maybe you shouldn't volunteer At five KR City Talk station. We can stick around again. Immigration coverage from the Inside Scoop with Neil Monroe.

their ire. Los Angeles, a sanctuary city, does not cooperate with ICE. They don't lift a finger to help ICE do its job. But the federal authorities ICE agents are allowed to go to Los Angeles and go after these extremely dangerous illegal immigrants, a subset of the broader illegal immigrant community, though not intentionally going into homes and taking women out and children out. What they're looking for is rapists and murders and thugs and people that came from

emptied out prisons, from Venezuela and elsewhere. But they're just doing their job. Outcome the protests and it became lawless, and fires were set and rocks were thrown and people were injured. So if the police department and the Chief of the Police Los Angeles said they were overwhelmed, a natural response to might bringing the National Guard. And so what does Gavin Newsom do sue Donald Trump and the administration for bringing in the National Guard when he wasn't capable

of dealing with the situation. Am I reading this correctly?

now the economy is built like that. It's grown addicted to migration in some ways, like New York, where they just keep letting in poor people. But then the question comes in, what's going to be How are the poor people going to earn money?

I mean, I don't know that those folks actually represent the will and the interest of the most of the people that live there. And going back to the crime point, and it's an excellent point, Neil. If I was an illegal immigrant, I'd still want a safe community. I wouldn't want lawlessness and crime and gangs in the street, right.

These are semi organized to some extent, paramilitary affiliates of the Democratic Party's network in the state. They're the ones chucking rocks. And you know this sounds bizarre, but when you see these black class people in the streets, they are backed by elite with a lot of money who have an interest in shutting down the immigration enforcement.

drop down thirty four percent. Wages are going to go up, especially for example, they're roughively poor Americans such as blacks, and a huge amount of money would sort of slash around, moved from rich people down to ordinary people. And if you pick out all the illegals, there'll be such a crisis that wealthy American families will be forced to hire black people to clean their houses. There, it's that shocking.

And ordinary black Americans white am it will be invited in to work with the rich people as electricians and plumbers and software designers and advertising people. That's how shocking it would be. California leaders like to think of themselves as the population is diverse, and of course that's great for the leaders because in a diverse population, everybody's not cooperating.

In a chaotic, diverse population of illegals and various minorities, Latinos and blacks and Latinas from Mexico, Latinas from out South, or the great population doesn't argue back. It's too busy arguing among itself. It doesn't argue back and say this country state is badly run, our schools are badly done, our roads are badly done, our taxes are too high. In a diverse state, the great massive people are busy trying to earn a living day by day, and they don't argue with the people in charge.

become middle class. But the children don't become middle class because the economy is stuck in this sort of high low, rich poor kind of economy, which is not true of other states. There's lots of American states where the population has the practical power to say, we don't want the legal immigrants, and we're going to vote out politicians to try to bring them in.

elites like Antifa. I mean, the Antifa is full of these young men who went to college when women who are earning lousy wages working as way is at age thirty forty fifty with and they can't get a boyfriend or govern who because they're also working at lazy wages. And these unhappy people, these unhappy would be members of the middle class, they're willing to throw bricks.

lose power and the ability to earn money. And it's reached a crisis stage in California so much that the establishment's street gangs are now fighting the federal government's enforcement of ordinary criminal law because because the local Democrats want to hide their dependence on cheap workers, poor migrants, poorer renters, and poor consumers.

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four continues to improve after problems earlier. Chuck Ingram on fifty five kr seat the talk station, Hey twenty nine, fifty five KRCD Talk station. It is that time, regular listeners, no appointment listening the Daniel Davis Deep Dive. Retired Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis being a well warfare analysis and on the same topic. We've been on for probably longer than Daniel and I care to agree, are to admit Russia and Ukraine. Daniel Davis, Welcome back to the fifty five

KRSE Morning Show. My friend's always a real pleasure having you on. Always a delight to be here. Thanks for inviting me. I sure appreciate it.

it didn't succeed, but they did hit it. And then you're talking about this strategic bomber fleet through many sites inside of Russia, and then they continued even since that time to attack air bases and angles and other things. This shot you're talking about here over the weekend of four hundred and seventy nine missiles that was just that day.

They have been since that bomber time. About two or three days later, they appear to have started on an air campaign, meaning instead of coming up with some big shock and all kinds of deal as retaliation for this, they just said, we're going to escalate our normal routine and we're going to saturate you with bombs. And it is being devastating because there's just way too many bombs and drones and missiles that Ukraine simply doesn't have the air power to knock down, so it is starting to

really cripple them. And then, as you said, all that is having impact on the front line because Russia is accelerating its conquest of territory in the Sumi area in the north and a couple of areas in the eastern flank. And there's nothing that I can see that's gonna reverse any of those trends.

the situation to a World War three event. And I know that the leaders in the Western European countries appreciate that, and I think that's why they haven't stepped up and send some of their own guys to the front line. So this war of attrition looks like Russia's on the winning side of it. So are they just going to capitulate and roll over? Are they going to concede to Russia's demands to you know, disarm or denazify. I don't

know how you do that. It's a political ideology. If they're Nazis in Ukraine, I don't know how you get them to stop being Nazis. But whatever, they're gonna have to concede these demands, are they not?

to exchange Russia was basically terms of surrender. I mean, you can't look at it and see it any other way because basically you have to do everything that we say, and it is an egregious list. And then Dmitri Medvedev said, we are going to continue going on, probably all the way to the Nepper River. Others have added in there from Russian sources. So they are marching forward and they have no intent to stop because they don't think that there's a partner they can deal with and negotiate with.

even longer than that, and they're resourced for it, and

they can do it. But I'll just add that I don't think the Ukraine Army can survive that long, to your point, because they're already now starting to say they're going to forcibly mobilize eighteen year olds in the very soon and according to like Ben Hodges, your former US general, he thinks they should start taking women as well, anything to just keep the fight going, which I consider to be immoral because there is no possibility that they can

win and all they're doing is sacrifice in another generation of Ukrainians.

under the Russian umbrella than the Ukrainian umbrella. So is this just regions like that, or are they going to keep pushing and pushing and then have to be an occupying force with hostile hostile people around them constantly, sort of like that guerrilla warfare concept you and I have talked about before.

going to continue to go until they capture all of those, and that means past the Danepa River in some places, like in the Odessa area, and I just don't see anyway we can stop them, we meaning the West at large, Ukraine, Europe, et cetera, unless we do as you said and into the fight, and of course in that catastrophe that we should never ever do and because we almost certainly won't do that, that's in the cars. There's just nowhere else for this to go, but in an ugly end for Ukraine.

claim because they don't know who they are. They claim that only fifteen percent we can identify, and they're like it could just be Russian guys or something, so they're not taking them. There's a different interpretation it could be because that will now take those soldiers from being missing in action to confirmed killed. And now then they have to pay, you know, the severance and not severance. I'm sorry that the money to the soldiers for being killed

in contact, just like we do. And according to most calculations that somewhere around two billion dollars. Ukraine doesn't have two billion dollars, so they can't pay them. Then that's going to make angry relatives, so they're trying to avoid taking care of that. Now, one final thing, I know

we're running short on time. This morning, it was announced, or actually last night revealed rather by Budano, the leader for the security services in Ukraine, that Ukraine Russia is now getting help from North Korea on the production of the Guarantee the twos or threes, the most modern long range drone that Russia has. And now then they're producing around two thousand total, two thousand per month, and with this new capability it could expand to five.

then there's also they get combat experience. So this increases the capacity of North Korea, which worries South Korea.

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struggling and having problems. They have to always rely on natural gas in spite of the fact they want to go to windmills and solar. Sort of a cautionary tell for the United States of America. And on the heels of the interesting comments, and I thought it was a rather interesting outlook that Neil Monroe had. And so far as the immigration situation in California, that sort of Gilded age thing that's going on. They they've created the elites, you know, prosper and rely on the backs of the

underpaid illegal immigrants in their in their states. As so many people have moved out and it is extraordinarily expensive to live in California and Elissa Finley over at The Wall Street Journal, Gavin Newsoen faces a climate revolt from Democrats sort of highlights yet another problem that California has, and one of the reasons things are so terrible there's

because the regulatory environment that they've created. California Governor gavenusrom Srides must be grateful for the ugly divorce between Trump and Elon Musk. It's useful public distraction from a crack up in his own party over the state's burdensome climbing policies, which are driving energy costs up and jobs out of the state. Democratic lawmakers and Sacramenty experienced a political waking of sorts after two major refineries recently announced they're shutting down.

Study last month by the University of Southern California Business School professor projected the gasoline prices to rise more than eight dollars a gallon because of the constricted supply. Now the lawmaker's backed Newsom climate dictats that brought about the refinery shut down or up in arms. We have a crisis on our hands that may have been self created by the actions perhaps taken by state regulators.

their intent to close great question. Assembling of Mike Gibson mused that increasing fuel imports once the refineries are closed up could increase pollution. California Air Resource Board Chairman Laney Randolph concurred, but when asked whether the board considered costs of regulations, Randolph demurred, we don't analyze a retail cost of gasoline or specific costs to specific consumers, she stated.

After the hearing, assembly Woman Jasmine Baines demanded missus Randolph's resignation, saying carbon has been given so much power they were prepared to ban gas and diesel cars and trucks single handedly. It is outrageous that the Director would pursue such policies

without even trying to analyze the impact on prices. Yes, it is, but who gave the board so much power and who authorized mister Newsom's other energy regulators with to tax refinery excessive gross margins and micro manager operations, despite warnings from oil and gas companies that such laws could

cause refinery shutdowns at increase gas prices. Only last week, Democratic lawmanders vote vowmakers voted down GOP legislation that would block a new California Air Resource Board rag set the tech effect next month that independent economists estimate will increase prices by sixty five to eighty five cents per gallon after abetting mister Newsom's war on fossil fuels. They are

running for political cover. As the economic and political fallout hits Ah, this citizenry is waking up the goal of California's climate regulations is to raise gasoline prices to goad people to buying electric cars. Democrats, however, don't want to pay a political price for the costs and consequences for their policies, so they're lashing out of mister Newman's Newsom's regulators. Governor's response to the fury over sky high gas prices.

Let them take trains fuel in California's high gasoline prices are its cap and trade and low carbon fuel programs, which raise the cost on fossil fuel businesses and consumers to subsidize electric vehicles, and the construction of the state's high speed rail train to literally nowhere. Newsom's also lambetted the lambass of the USC analysis projecting higher gasoline prices, dismissing the studies predicting his twenty dollars an hour minimum

wage for fast food workers would cost jobs. But according to government data, thirty seven thousand jobs have been lost since Newsom signed the fast food law twenty and twenty three. Expect Democratic legislators soon to berate mister Newsom for these job losses. Fortunately for the governor, he's term limited, so we won't face irate voters next November. Democrats running to succeed and or trying to show they feel California's pocketbook pain.

At a candidate forum last month hosted by California Labor Federation and the State Building Trades Council, candidates took turns lamenting the refinery shutdowns. Former Representative Katie Porter and Elizabeth Warren and Acolyte quote, we are not yet generating enough clean energy to shut down our existing supply of traditional fuels. Lieutenant Governor Elany Canlacas emphasized that jobs are sacred. We

have to make sure refineries stay open. Former State Controller Bettyee noted, we can't create a clean environment on the backs of workers. It's offensive to say we can just retrain workers. All Democrats folks singing a different tune, wake

up to the reality. Former Los Angeles Mary Antonio Villa Garross, another Democratic candidate for governor, wrote in the recent Bakersfield, California op ed quote, we shut down our own production, some of the cleanest in the world, and outsource the environmental destruction to places with weaker protections and no union labor.

That's not climate leadership, it's climate hypocrisy. California is plunging oil prices has forced its refineries to import about three fourths of their crewed from the Middle East and South America. There aren't pipelines or enough US vessels that comply with the Federal Jones Act, a nineteen twenty law that require ships carrying cargo between the US ports to be built, owned, and crewed by Americans to transport crewed from the Gulf Coast.

To replace the closing refineries, the state may have to import gasoline from China at a premium. The result more pollution in carbon emissions. Don't expect the Golden states of Pressoveka and i'm a Climate to change until voters wake up and break up with Democrats and Sacramento. Does anybody think that day will ever come? This is a product of their own makings, dating the obvious. But it's just so, it seems so plain and so obvious, and you've been

talking about this stuff for years and years. The price of gasoline necessarily will increase. Barack Obama set it back when he was president. This was all by design. But you know what, when their reality comes to fruition, people end up having to pay a whole hell of a lot more to keep their houses as cool or warm as the case may be, and fill the gas tanks in the cars which aren't replaced by electric vehicles, which people can't afford. You get an angry mob on your hands.

But will they learn a lesson? Democrats are the one that decriminalize crime in California. Democrats are the ones that were open borders that allow these riots to take place. Democrats are the one that were in charge of well everything that led too and cause the Los Angeles fires. The definition of stupidity doing the same thing over and over and over again and expecting a different result. It used to be a red state state that brought us Ronald Reagan used to be. I think it was a

lot better place to live back then. Maybe they will wake up and look at their history lessons or look at their history and learn a lesson from it and choose a different path going forward. And know I'm not holding my breath for that to happen, but we can all learn from the stupidity of Californians and what they have done to their own people. We should learn from it. Let's see what Bobby's got this morning. Bobby, thanks for calling. Welcome to the Morning Show. Oh it's time for a break.

I thought we were done with breaks, all right, Well, pause, Bobby. I will take your call when we return. It's eight fifty one right now.

report on. So you think every bit of Los Angeles is on fire and they're all behind this, But I keep going back to the fact that greater Los Angeles has twelve almost thirteen million people, and there are only several thousand of these thugs out on the street. And if you pulled all the Los Angelinas in the area surrounding it, you probably find that they are against lawlessness and if push comes to shove, that they be on

the side of the good guys like you, Bobby. And remember, Bobby, I think the good guys are the ones that own the guns, that enjoyed the Second Amendment. So I hated to think about it coming down into a shooting war, but I spent a lot of time at the range because it's a hobby of mine. A fifty five fifty five Casity talks to Jack Atherton and Judge Ednapoulatano on

the fifty five Cassey Morning Show tomorrow. Enjoy those conversations if you didn't get a chance to listen to Ken cob or FOP president responding to this Sarah Heringer situation. Corey Bowman was on mayor ol candidate Corey Bowman about the safety within the city of Cincinnati. Sarah Wolf spearheading the end property tax Amendment here Ohio, which always kind of puts a chuckle in the back of my head

immigration expert Neil Monroe. The inside Scoop of Bright Barton is a very interesting take on the Riots in Los Angeles podcast. If you five kars dot com, including Daniel Davis Deep Dive, I hope you have a wonderful day, Folks. Stick around coming up, climb.