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he was on fire yesterday. I really enjoyed hearing him on the program, So check that out. If you didn' get a chance to listen Live Money Monday with Brian James on a whole host of topics and Todd Sledge and the Cincinniva and I love. This story he started out with really was a great illustration of all the

benefits of the VA had. They turned a guy's life around completely suicidal ideation, overweight, out of shape, and through all the services they offered at the VA, the guy lost forty five pounds, got engaged in an exercise program, taking good care of himself, getting the psychological counseling he needed, and it just and I'm just skimming the surface of the benefits that were provided to this guy served as country proudly in the military and sort of the VA

was able to get his life in order, which is wonderful, serves a great illustration of across the board benefits he probably didn't even realize were offered in terms of the healthcare that the VA provides. I'm just so happy that I have Todd Sledge on to talk about things like that. So check out the podcast fifty five care Sea dot com and uh what is coming up? Looking forward to seven oh five, Fast forward two hours Peter Bronson in studio,

author and publisher Chili Dog Press dot com. Peter Bronson, He'll be in the studio to talk about the empower use some on our coming up of March sith about his March sixth, his most recent book on the the you know the the this entire region here and it's it's development over history. George Brunneman Restore Wellness is going to be on the Empower You some on our before Pete Bronson takes the stage. You can log in from home. I think you can show up at the Empower Youth Studios.

Empower Youamerica dot org is where all that information is. And of course Joe Trek will put a link on the blog page fifty five care sea dot com at some point today. Big question mark currently looming over eight oh five. Normally we always get the inside scoop of Bright Barton News, and I'm cautiously out mystic that we will hear back from him. Joe didn't get a confirmation, so big question mark on that one. So all fingers crossed, and maybe it will be aw R. Hawkins, the gun expert.

There's gonna be a oral arguments today. I'll get to it in a moment about the lawsuit from the Mexican government targeting the firearms industry and if they win and prevail in their argument, we are in for a world of hurt. This will transcend the firearms industry and make plaintiff lawyers across the country just giddy with excitement. Daniel

Davis deep dive. Of course, we're going to be talking about Ukraine, Russia and the Oval Office, which reminds me my conversation yesterday with Monday Monday's Brian James, and our conversation led to me to ask, is there a fund, an index fund that is comprised of the military industrial complex, in other words, the arms manufacturing stocks, And he said, well, of course there's a fund, you know, related to anything.

You can always find them, and people will create them, and there are people who follow those things and do their own investing, and they can pick and choose Raytheon and all the other arms manufacturers, which it gave me a chuckle this morning. Of course, the implosion of the discussion about Ukrainian peace is past Friday in the Oval Office at shedding light on the reality that they need American dollars period, end of story. The European Union needs

American military support. They don't have armies and armaments. We of course are struggling with the national deficit of thirty six trillion dollars. We are a whole, and we're getting ready to go to a death spiral, which would be the end of the United States of America at least our fiat currency. It would bring about global chaos. We need to get our excrement together here in the United States, and funding endless wars is one of the reasons we're in the hole. Lots of fraud, wasted abuse we find

out with DOGE too. But you know, there's only so much we can do, but the relying upon us. Just every article I read, you know, well, well, we need the United States. The United States must participate. We need to have the United States. I mean, the world couldn't fight a war unless the United States was supplying it with arms. So with that I pivot over the shares in European arms giants have risen significantly on the prospect

of increased military spending by European Union countries. What is Donald Trump been complaining about now from the first termam in office and even this term in a short period of time, right, Europe needs the man up. They need to fund their own defense. They need to step up defense spending. Your concern, it's your backyard rush is right there next to you. Why in the hell is the

United States the one responsible for defending you. So during this process, the European Union's woken up to realize that, wow, he's guess pretty serious about this. So the European stock markets reacted to the European leader's summit planning to boost military spending to support Ukraine. I guess also to support themselves, which caused the rally in some of the world's largest European based arms companies shocking chairs in rain Metal, Germany's

largest defense company, jump thirteen point seven percent. Leonardo, another company, climbed sixteen percent in Milan, France's Thales, another company served sixteen percent. Britain's BAE Systems. I guess that's their version of Raytheon or something like that, jump fourteen and a half percent.

where you get optimism from defense spending. An increase in arms production brings about optimism. The March second summit in London after Ukrainian President Zolensky's meeting with the White House, ended in well, but many describe as disaster. But I just think, you know, Donald Trump and JD. Van's getting

a hard time for something, for speaking the truth. I know it's a little petty for them to expect groveling from Zelenski, but you know he has to come to grips with reality, and that's what Donald Trump and Jdvans were telling him. Your people are dying. This war is unsustainable. You're gonna have to make some concessions. In America is willing to invent in your mineral production. We're willing to boost your company, your country's GDP through our investments, but

the war has to end. I can't imagine a company wanting to invest in Ukraine when there is a war raging on the borders. Not a whole lot of stability on that not a lot of optimism in terms of your future profitability. But Trump did tell the European leaders they need to step up military support for Ukraine in preparation for the peace deal. Analysts said recent events have quote unquote turbo charged the European Union towards higher defense spending.

HM last year, JP Morgan analysts said the continent's rearmament cycle would last released a decade this yesterday, they said the events of the last two weeks have turbocharged their thesis of a European rearmament cycle. They said, there are thirty European countries in ETO. We expect many of them will soon commit to much higher defense spending. How about that, one analyst, It's an inflection point in Europe realizes it needs to do the heavy lifting on defense and security.

Can we get a balanced budget amendment incorporated in the United States Constitution so these fools that we elect will stop the spigot of fake money from coming out of the printing press. Please, Dear God, before it's too late, just asking it seems like a logical thing. You and I have to do it. We have to maintain our family's budgets. We have to live within our means, and yet the federal government doesn't have to. They don't build things, They just fund things, and a lot of stupid funding

as well. Just get a just a kick out of these insane people protesting the cuts that Doge is revealing. It's like every single program is untouchable, even the dumbest of programs. They're falling on the sword for, you know, the Sesame Street episodes in Iraq or whatever.

long for that. You have to start someplace to starting with the low hanging fruit, but we need massive cuts. Meanwhile, prepare for a far more expensive automobile purchase. Since Donald Trump's tariffs are going I've gone into effect effective midnight, I guess they are now in effect, and some pretty frightening statistics on like, for example, how much you're gonna have to pay to go out and buy a car,

and maybe that car won't even be available anymore. I'm not quite sure where I'm sitting with these tariffs shed And of course there are retaliatory tariffs in place already, which means Mexico and Canada also will see inflationary pressures because they buy a lot of stuff from US. But if we slap the twenty five percent tariff on them and they respond with a twenty five percent tariff on our stuff, that means their people are going to be

paying more for the stuff they buy from US. So mutually assured pain is coming our direction five to seventeen right now, fifty five krcit DE talk station. Stick around. Feel free to call. I'll be right back. According to Channel nine, the weather is as follows. Fity day for the most part. Afternoon chance of rain possible slim. I guess fifty nine for the high today, overnight little of forty nine see here, rain showing up about eight nine pm.

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a carve out. It's only ten percent tariff on Canadian oil imports. Go ahead, scratch your head over that one. And why, I guess I have to ask out loud for a friend. Why are we importing oil from Canada? Would that be the Xcel pipeline. Is that an import or is it a pass through? I don't know, but we have our own supplies if we just tapped into them, I don't think we necessarily need to import it, but if we do refine it, I suppose maybe the refineries are going to getting.

for fentanyls supplied from China. Now, if they just cut that off, and I know Mexico actually and Canada did respond to these threats. Mexico deployed some ten thousand military folks of the border. They've gone after some of the cartel gang members. They've agreed to extradite. I think twenty nine of the cartel leaders. You got to ask yourself, well, what took them so long to actually go after it. I believe it was the threat of violence from the cartels.

It probably kept them well, kept the politicians at but at least they're trying. Something Trump said during yesterday's press conference, just so you understand, vast amounts of fentanyl a poured into our country from Mexico, and as you know, also from China where it gets to Mexico and goes to Canada. And China also has an additional ten percent, so ten plus ten. And it comes from in from Canada, comes in from Mexico. And that's a very important thing to say.

I just have to wonder, is this really all about fentanyl. So, in response, Canada announced it would impose a twenty five percent tariff on a variety of American exports machinery, auto parts, apparel products, alcohol and tobacco, sports equipment, plastic products, construction materials, lumber, agricultural products, appliances, furniture, chemicals, and a whole lot more. Makes you wonder why they just didn't put it across

the board. Twenty five percent tariff on everything. Also plans additional tariffs on other US made products that are expected to include cars, trucks, buses, electric vehicles, recreational vehicles, steep ill, living in products, fruits, vegetables, beef, pork, dairy products, and more. There's that and more. Comment Mexico, they said they were planning retaliatory tariffs would implement if Trump imposed tariffs on Mexico. Didn't specify the measures last in February when they talked about.

could increase as much as twelve thousand dollars. According to new study from Anderson Economic Group Automotive Research and Consulting firm presidents twenty five percent tariffs on neighboring countries would send the cost to build in a crossover utility vehicle up at least four thousand dollars increase be three times that for an electric vehicle, and the costs would likely

be passed on the consumer vehicle prices. This is insane as a consequence in the aftermath of the pandemic era inflation, vehicle prices the average average transaction price in the month of February this year forty nine thousand, seven hundred and forty dollars for a car. That's just mind blowing anyway, They said specific certain brands, popular models like the Chevy Silverado and the Ford Bronco SUV are going to be

hit particularly hard manufactured I think in Mexico. Vehicle EXECUS reportedly asked the White House to focus solely on imported cars that don't contain US made parts, since many US manufacturer vehicles contain parts from other countries. Tesla, oh, you know, Elon Musk produces all of its US cars are US sold cars on domestic soil, but they still contain about twenty percent parts that come from Mexico according to the National Highway Drafted Safety as Safety Administration, so even Elon

Musks Tesla's will increase in price. Ford's Maverick pickup, Broncos Sport Suv, Electric, Mustang mach E all made in Mexico. GM produces the Silverado in Mexico, Canada and the US, and Stillanis manufacturers Ram pickups in Mexico as well as the United States. So gird your loins or maybe they'll be able to stop the flow of fentanyl quicker than we maybe expect. We can only pray for that day. Five twenty seven, fifty five kirs DE Talk station local

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across from that kid for sports complex. Hope to see you there, really looking forward to it myself and of course my game of cribbage with Cribbage Mike. We're supposed to hear from Brigham account of the Hudson Institute on tariffs. He was listening to me and my random musings about the impact on tariffs, and so he's heading onto the airport. So when he's free, he's going to give us a call. Looking forward to his comments on that. Really appreciate his

thoughts and insight. Motor passenger passenger motorcycle passenger died in a crash happened in East Westwood, Cornison Saint Police. They were called the twenty three hundred block of Westwood Northern Boulevard twelve thirty in the morning. That's going to say, twenty four year old man operating a twenty twelve Harley Good, excuse me west on westward northern, approaching mckenry Avenue with a passenger. Identify the court by the corner's office as

thirty year old Katherine Reid Duffy. Motorcyclist lost control of the vehicle, hit a curb, left the road, both thrown from the motorcycle. Police say Duffy died of this scene, so said motorcyclists taking uc medical center expected to recover, both said. Police said both of them fortunately were wearing helmets, although obviously it didn't help Katherine Duffy.

and Mexico. So what's the story on this, Brigham?

behind this, Brian. One is remembered NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement that was signed what Clinton era a long time ago, right, Bush Senior Bush and then it was renegotiated a couple of years ago into the USMCA. Well, that agreement can keep going, but twenty twenty six is the time to take a look at it and see if it needs to be updated or changed. This is an opening salvo into renegotiating the USMCA.

And so that's I think what's making all of us and I share your concern a little. It's a little unnerving right to play very game of chicken in and I think for the president, uh, you know, the longer this goes on, uh, it gets a little more problematic. Now Canada and China will suffer a lot more than the US. But uh, what you're talking about, these price increases are real. I know. I think it's really important that this not lasts very long.

have an inflationary effect. And I don't think anybody from an economic stampact, you can't argue that it's not going to increase the price. I just mentioned the impact on automobiles.

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in Denville Town, thirty miles from New York City. During the police questioning sixty nine or sixty seven year old Oasis SPA worker reportedly admitted to engaging in sexual intercourse and providing well manual services. I'll call it with clients in exchange for money. You know what I'm talking about.

A search of Soon Bang's residents quote yielded a large quantity of US currency hidden in her bedroom and the same style condom that was located to the waste of SPA found in the Bang bedroom phrasing during what they call a quote stem to stern close quote interview with police, Soon Bang phrasing so that she does not verify identities of her employees or check their identification. Bang also apparently acknowledged the Oasis Spa has had numerous online reviews for

explicit sexual acts with customers. Bang arrested and charging promoting prostitution, money laundering, and engaging a prostitution. According to Jersey State records, Oasis Spa house formed in May of twenty twenty two by a person named Dong me Wang phrasing just as he's getting carpal Tunnel. North Carolina woman behind bars after assaulting a family dollar worker who tried to stop her from escaping with a shopping cart packed with valuable electronic items.

Lakina Stanley, forty four arrested for attacking the female employee over a perloined six dollars packet toilet paper.

cops report of the two got into a fight. Police subsequently found Stanley is Stanley circulating in the area a near Family Dollar and arrested her for assaultant attempted battery. Also been charged with third degree misdemeanor for allegedly damaging Pierce's iPhone during the afternoon scuffle. Locked up without bond. I guess she wasn't in front of Judge Silverstein here locally. Joe expected to make an initial court appearance shortly thereafter.

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at her ex over a seven hundred dollars debt. She was out yes actually charged with criminal mischiefs, contributing the delinquency of a child, and illegal possession of alcohol. Also hit with a DUI charge. Her underage friend found covered in yellow paint sided from marijuana possession idiot. Regarding the vandalism, Shaff's deputy told Fabianski, quote, you really need to try harder to be sneaky because you are god awful and

you guys spray painted the wrong damn car. Freedom bond from the county jail with three of the four counts she faces misdemeanors. The criminal mischief is a felony because the damage to the car exceeded one thousand dollars.

check required to qualify for a test drive. Official said Liman became upset and attempted to grab the keys of the vehicle as he was exiting the building. Employees did not allow him to take the keys and he was not able to complete the transaction. Of course, the police said, he went back out into the parking lot and sat in his car before circling the dealership twice, then hitting the gas and running into the windows of the showroom. He did destroy his own car. Joe Yes, officer said.

the building to be about sixty thousand dollars. Facing grand theft auto feony and criminal mischief charges and an idiot demonstrably and objectively fourteen year old boy accidentally severed his own artery with a samurai sword after stabbing a described as rival teenager. The youth, they say, recruited his friend before the boys traveled from Worcester to a Black county to settle their differences, with the victim armed with the

sword and a hunting knife. This is in uk Rye Market shopping center stew Ridge was left looking quote like a war zone after the boy's class and shoppers went about their day.

seen sticking out of his leg frasing. He tried to quickly hide the weapon under his clothing as he walked towards the shoppers, but inadvertently stabbed himself just moments after wounding his victim says here the first boy armed himself with a very dangerous samurai sword. Which had a blade of considerable length phrasing. That's what I was looking for on that one. Both boys, who couldn't be named because of legal reasons due to their young age, foresaw that

there would be a island confrontation. The court was told, I don't know what's wrong with English people. I don't, Joe. I can't answer that question. But you know that's that's instant karma right there. What more can you call that tries to hide the sword in his pants and slices the lego.

fired up. So if you think a chance to listen to Christopher, check it out on the podcast page fifty five care sea dot com. Let's see one hour from now in studio God Love and Peter Bronson. Just think the world of Peter Bronson back in the day when the Inquirre uh well actually it was a newspaper. And not to be insulting to the Quirre, because I do appreciate Sharon Coolidge coming on the program and talking about local issues. There are so few people that follow local politics.

But you know, if you get the Inquiry, you know it's pretty much just reprints what's in the US side today, which is sad. I think I find that heartbreaking. He was the Quire was judged best editorial page in Ohio four years in a road under his leadership. Got to go back a long time for that. Butter Bronson is a publisher and author, and we'll be talking with him about his newest book, Promised Land, How the Midwest was Won, and he's doing in a power You seven arc March

sixth Thursday. It starts at seven with George Brunneman, who's going to be talking about his wellness initiative Restore Wellness dot org. And it's a great idea that he's got going, and it kind of really timing wise, is perfect along with RFK Junior, you know, trying to focus on Americans' health. So I'm keeping my fingers crossed that his efforts bear fruit, not just George's but RFK Juniors. So anyhow, after Peter Bronson in the studio for now, we're going to hear

maybe here from Breitbart still question marks. So we didn't get a confirmation for the inside scoop, So I'm keeping my fingers crossed. At sometime between now, in eighth five, George gets an email from the good people at Breitbart and Daniel Davis deep Dive. Of course, we've got a lot to talk about Ukraine, Russia, the meltdown in the

Oval Office, which some are calling them meltdown. But again, I just keep going back to the illustration that everyone keeps talking about without the United States support without the United States help, you can't resolve you can't negotiate peace without the United States. No, because the United States dollars and its military support are what's funding that war and allowing Ukraine to at least continue this ongoing struggle and uphill Sysaphian challenge.

out of William Barr's article from The Journal Today. A lawsuit targeting gun makers would hit us All Supreme Court cases Smith and Western versus Mexico targets the age old legal doctrine of approximate cause. In order to be held responsible, you need to be connected with the injury. You need to bear some form of connection directly to the injury.

And I've pointed this out millions of times in cases the court case has been thrown out millions of times where a firearms industry is sued for the criminal acts by the end user. They manufacture a legal product which is put to criminal purposes, and people try to hold the firearms manufacturer responsible for that. That's exactly what the

Mexican government is trying to do in their case. So the right the age old doctrine of approximate cause ensured that parties can be held liable only for harms that are the direct and a media consequence of their own actions. They can't be held responsible for harms connected with their own actions in in only a highly attenuated way, and

rightly so. The alternative would be a nightmare world in which everyone is a risk of being held liable for the consequences occurring downstream of their actions, no matter how remote. But a group of ideologically driven PLAINUS lawyers, along with the Mexican government, would like to change that. Mexico suits Smith and Wesson and several other American gun manufacturers, seeking

injunctive relief and ten billion dollars in damages. Mexico's theory is because some criminals illegally buy and smuggle a small percentage of the American made guns into Mexico and Mexican cartels ultimately use those guns in crimes. The American gun industry is liable for the cost sustained by the Mexican government for all gun violence within its borders. If the planets win the injunction they seek, the defendants would no longer be able to sell popular guns to law abiding

US citizens. They would put him out of business, quite literally. A district judge dismissed Mexico's lawsuit, but the First US Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated at holding that Mexico plausibly alleged that the defendants were aiding and abetting unlawful gun sales by independent downstream dealers and were the proximate cause of the harms suffered by the Mexican government from drug cartel violence. Oral arguments today the case Smith and Wesson

versus Mexico. Mexico's the tenuated theory of liability is absurd. Congress categorically rejected it decades ago. In the late nineteen nineties and early two thousand, activists and deep blue state and local governments invented novel tort theories. The whole America's legal and heavily regulated gun industry responsible for urban crime.

These litigants invoke a wide variety of variety of theories, claims of negligent marketing, negligent distribution, deceptive trade practices, public nuisance, and a whole lot more. State courts rejected many of these expansive theories. Advocates candidly acknowledged that winning wasn't the

only point. It was a death by a thousand cut strategy, As future New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said, had these suits been permitted to persist in reliferate, the legal fees alone be enough to bankrupt the industry, in the words of lawyer John Cole. Congress recognized these lawsuits for what they were and responded by passing the bipartisan Oh there's

that word. Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act plc AA that was passed in two thousand and five prohibits lawsuits against federally licensed members of the gun industry arising out of criminal or unlawful misuse of guns by third parties. Pause from a moment, and I'll point out that's that's that's a core principle of litigation. You can't help, you can't be responsible for the criminal acts of other people,

you have no duty to anticipate that. PLCAA contains a narrow exception for lawsuits involving well established violation of laws relating to the sale of guns, such as knowingly selling one to a straw purchaser. This exception is tightly drawn, however, and includes a requirement that the lawsuit must satisfy traditional notions approximate cause, not seek to hold a gun manufacturer responsible for harms caused by criminals that it can't control.

The PLCAA settled the law until this lawsuit was brought in twenty twenty one. By that time, and to become clear that the Mexican government's policy of quote unquote hugging the cartels instead of resisting them was a failure. Violence continue the cartels tighten their grip on Mexican society. What better way to deflect blame than to claim the American

gun industry was responsible for the cartel's success. One of the architects of the pre PLCAA suits persuaded the Mexican government to test the limits of the law again, this time through a lawsuit claiming that American gun manufacturers are aiding and abatting gun crime.

bat illustration. You're gonna sue Louisville Slugger because somebody pummels someone with a baseball bat and spashes their head and then kills them. You're gonna sue Fenders, manufacturer of bass guitars, because someone picks up a bass guitar and clabbers somebody over the head and kills them with it.

liable for the actions of criminals. Industries that supply the necessities of everyday life and sustain the economy could fall prey to lawsuits seeking to blame them for all manner of societal woes, hurting all American consumers in the process. You can see the slippery slope that this would lead to that it is a foreign sovereign urging these arguments

here makes the case even more extraordinary. Mexico has no license to reach beyond its borders and enlist American courts in an effort to anoint itself at a facto policymaker in the United States, let alone to elevate its own policy preferences over fundamental rights enshrined in the Constitution. Oh that Pesky's second Amendment. The Higher Court should head this threat off at the pass by circumscribing proximate cause to

traditional limits. And if I'm a reader of tea leaves knowing this court, there is no way in hell they'll allow this lawsuit to proceed for the reasons pointed out by mister Barr, former US Attorney General, but for the eye idea that everyone could get sued for almost anything that they manufacture if someone uses it for criminal purposes. Let your mind wander on that one. It would be an absolute catastrophe. Although the plane is bar would just

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to beg Border Patrol to actually enforce immigration laws. Now in litigation against the Border Patrol for enforcing immigration laws, United farm Workers UfW and five current county residents suing to stop the Border Patrol from future enforcement actions to stop arrest and remove quote unquote community members from the country found response to a week long immigration enforcement operation conducted by the Border Patrol and in the El Centro

sector of the United States. Targeted enforcement dubbed operation returned to sender based on intelligence received by the agency regarding the presence of specific individuals who were illegally in the Kern County area and suspected of being involved in criminal activity. This isn't your mom down the street raising a family, been here for twenty years. These are criminals, announcement by

the American Civil Liberties Union. The civil rights group described the action as brazen and unlawful raids by federal agents filed against the Department of Homeland and Security, Customs and Border Protection US Border Patrol. They claimed the practices employed during the operation violated the Constitution and federal law in the prominently Latin areas of Kern County and area surrounding regions. For those not in the know, I was one of

them until I read the article. Thanks to Breitbart reporting, Latin created as a gender neutral term to refer to people of Latin American descent. I'm sure there's some Latin American friends in my listening audience who probably reject the term like Latin X was rejected. Anyway, This is kind of comical because if you look at the history of the United farm Workers' stance on the unauthorized employment of illegal aliens in the farm industry. Remember Cesar Chavez, leader

of the union back in the sixties and seventies. He viewed illegal immigration as a threat to the working conditions and wages for American farm workers. Why because farm owners used to use the illegal aliens to break strikes carried out by the UfW scabs, they write Chabez. The stance on illego immigration and attempts to force the federal government to enforce immigration laws were noted in the congressional record.

Back in twenty eighteen, one hundred and fifteenth Congressional Session resolutions sought to recognize the labor union leader's birthday as National Border Control Day, highlighting jabez His actions to control the border and prevent illegal workers from reaching farms in the United States. Never made it out of committee, though, but they did cite his testimony before Congress, where he told lawmakers, we give the Immigration and Naturalization Service and

the border patrols stacks and stacks of information. They did not pull workers out of the struck field. This is why we were forced to boycott. We have no enforcement by border control mayaw. Times have changed. After this week long operation returned to Senator, Border agents arrested nearly eighty illegal aliens, including several sex offenders and others. With criminal records, including drug trafficking and weapons offenses. They targeted specific individuals.

Those found to be in illegal status during the search were also arrested and required by current As required by current law, Customs and Border Protection provided a statement on the operation of the time. Our operation focused on interdicting those who had broken US federal law, trafficked in dangerous substances, and non citizen criminals, and disrupting the transportation routes used

by the transnational criminal organizations. US Border Patrol has no stranger to operations in places like Bakersfield, Stockton, but Esjo, Fresno, Sacramento in the new now closed Livermore Border Patrol Section regularly conducted enforcement operations over this area up to the mid two thousands. In other words, just a documented history of them doing exactly what they were doing a week

or so ago. There's the ACLU six twenty five. You know, these reactions to efforts to try to better our country, to bring some stability to our country, whether it's DOGE cutting, the fraud, waste and abuse, and the reactions from people on that alone. Cities overrun incapable of dealing with the influx of humanity and they literally broke you as immigration law by coming in the first place. Somebody's got to

put a stop to it. At least we got an administration that's wanting to put its foot down and having a profound impact border crossings at the twenty five year low and just the first month and a half of the Trump administration. Isn't it amazing? The consequences an election can have local stories coming up or phone calls either

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forward to. It's great, great people, really quality folks. I'm blessed to no end with the level of intellect and the quality of the people that listen to the fifty five case morning shifts that God bless each and every one of you. Mount Healthy overnight swats stand off in a Mount Healthy apartment complex ended with the gunmen under arrest. Happened early yesterday morning. Nobody hurt, thankfully, including the police department.

Fox nineteen's Jennifer Edwards Baker reporting Tony Brown Jay Brown Junior twenty nine accused of firing a gun into the air late Saturday or Sunday rather outside an apartment building on clovernook drive during a dispute in the parking lot with the mother of his two year old son. Mount Healthy Police responded ten to twenty two pm notified Brown had retreated into the woman's apartment with their two year old son and two girls, both ten years old, also inside.

He refused to come out. Ten year old girls do not live there and have other families, according to the police department. At one point, Mount Heeathy Police asked the Hamilton County Police Association and SWAT unit to respond. That team arrived entered the apartment just before two am yesterday morning. SWAT officers eventually forced entry and took the man into custody when he surrendered without further incident. Thankfully, no police were harmed in that or the children for that matter.

Brown taking out of the apartment in handcuffs, put into police suv, driven to Hemlin County Justice Center. Booked on kidnapping, inducing panning, discharging a firearm at or near prohibited places, and having weapons under disability. Police expected to make the first court appearance. Expected it to make his first court appearance yesterday morning nine am. So don't know what happened at the hearing. Wasn't there no follow up reporting. Human remains were found in a wooded area in dal High

Township over the weekend, according to the Coroner's office. The sheet said the remains found Saturday and Sunday in two different locations on Hillside Avenue, dal High Township. Police Chief Jeff Brawn speaking with again Fox nineteen so that a couple of people were in the woods on Saturday looking for deer antlers when they came across what is now confirmed to be human remains.

Chief Braun said no signs of foul play at this time and no threat to the public regarding the investigation. Also, Un, none of the remains belong to the same person or if there are two different people. Chief said he's unaware of any missing people in Dallai Township. Corner's office said they will conduct an examination. New video shows a confrontation that ended with an armed man being shot by Hamilton County deputies March first quarter to five pm. Helic County

Sheriff's Office say deputies were called at Cambridge Avenue. They got there, Sheriff's office said they encountered a man identified as thirty nine year old Robert Brandon Eldred, holding a baseball bat, behaving erratically. Joe need to sue the baseball bat manufacturer Tony Byrd, person who captured what happened on the video. The guy was acting erratically. He had a baseball bat, and me and my brother were outside and he started charging at us with a baseball bat, so

we ended up calling the police. First officer that answered the door actually got attacked by the guy. Guy started swinging a bat at him. Deputy say Eldred ignored instructions, continued acting erratically through the baseball bat at the deputy's returned to his house and then came out with an axe. Spoken with the Sheriff's office had one deputy shot Eldred. Eldred with a non lethal rubber bullet shotgun, but it had no effect. Another deputy used a taser, but Eldred

continued brandishing the axe, threatening the deputies. Mary Karen Melton with the Hamilton County Sheriff's Office said two other officers fired their weapons at Eldred in self defense, one bullet hitting him in his left side. He continued to charge the deputies and tried to take one of the deputy's guns. The fourth officer then taged Eldred, causing him to collapse.

After being shot and taste, sheriff said, Eldred continued resisting arrest and actively fought the deputies, eventually taking a UC emergency room by Life Squad. He's in critical condition. Bert explained the thing about it, it was just he was just depressed. He had a bad breakup with a girlfriend and got on drugs and was just basically stressed out. That's why I'm glad they didn't have to kill him

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and props to Scott Hughes. I guess he is the Warren County Sheriff, but former FFP President Dan Hills and his support the blue in Since the web page chimed in, nice job, chief, but not related to what Scott Hughes said, but in relation to what police chief since the apartment police Chief Thresa Thiji had to say. And I say it's worthy to read what Scott wrote because he makes a great point. And I'm a huge supporter of the

police department. And there's a bad egg or a couple of bad apples in every barrel, but the vast majority of them are wonderful people protecting our communities. So Scott wrote at the end of a press conference about officers facing down a suspect arm with both a gun and a knife. Since my police department chief, Thresa Thiji said this quote, I'm going to end this the same way I always do, in case you guys care, the officers are all okay, all right. Guys never seemed to ask that,

and I don't know why. And Scott observes the chief is absolutely right. Let his post this on that page. The media had plenty of questions about the suspect. They want to details on the investigation, the policies, and the procedure, but not once they ask about the men and women who had put their lives on the line again to protect their community. Let's be clear about what happened here. Officers responded to a man armed with both a firearm and knife. They confronted the threat and made the split

second decision to act. No officers were injured, but you wouldn't know that from the media's questions because they didn't ask. This is the reality of policing today. Everyday officers enter unknown, volatile, and deadly situations, but instead of asking how they're doing, the media moves right past them, straight to the headline that fits their narrative. Here's the truth the media ignores. One and forty seven officers lost their lives in the line of duty in twenty twenty four, up thirty five

percent from the priory. Nearly three hundred officers were shot, yet last year, fifty two of them didn't make it home. It's a thirteen percent increase from twenty twenty four. Over seventy nine thousand officers were assaulted in twenty twenty three, and yet time and time again, their well being is an afterthought, if it's even thought about at all. As a fellow police chief, I stand with Chief Thesa Thiji.

This is what leadership looks like. We don't just answer the tough questions, we have to ask the tough ones right back. She deserves praise or voicing the thoughts of every officer, their spouses and family members. Yes the suspect matters, and yes accountability matters, but so do the officers who willingly step into dangerous so others don't have to. I appreciate and commenced Scott for observing that. I know some people aren't entirely thrilled with the leadership under Chief Thiji.

Everybody's got criticisms and comments about that, but you know, in the final analysis, at least in this particular circumstance, she did the right thing. Got hughed. Chief Hughes said what needed to be said. God bless the officers out there every single day literally risking their lives. It's like

America's military. You never know what you're going to have to step into, but there you are prepared to face the challenge bravely on behalf of your country, or in the case of the police, on behalf of your local community. There should be more people out there praising the police for the work that they do every day. It's a tough job. I know that from personal connection to my sister who did that for twenty five years.

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remember the Reagan administration. They were all like, oh my god, he's going to get us into World War three, Oh my god, Oh my god.

Musk makes them, now they become a bad thing. The Guardian reported some of Tesla's most ardent supporters are now selling their testas because of Elon Musk and his involvement with the Trump administration, so the Tesla has become political.

of themselves making obscene gestures toward their former vehicles. One woman claims she called her mother to inform her quote, I'm selling the Nazi mobile. Anti Musk websites and social media accounts apparently now proliferating, encouraging people to protest, and distributing stickers and posters with the slogan such as don't buy a swastik car. Breitbart News previously reported police claim what they describe as a lunatic, transgender planet and explosive

device at a Colorado Tesla dealer. Lucy Grace Nelson, forty year old man who identifies as a transgender woman, arrested following several instances of vandalism at this Tesla dealership, acc leading to incendiary devices being found at the scene. According to police announcement, Police department investigated began on January twenty ninth, resulted in Nelson's arrest when he allegedly returned to the Loveland Tesla while impossession of additional incendiary devices along with

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run your business. Definitionally speaking, that's not what he is all about. That's not what Elon Musk is about reducing the regulatory burden. Reducing the impact of wasteful government spending is freeing the American people from not only the threat of a massive, massive overspending problem we've got, but also reducing the regulatory burden is the antithesis of what fascists do. Get a blank in dictionary. Six fifty five fifty five

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We're going to be reflecting and people be writing about that experience in our history for a long long time now.

thousand circulation. I don't know exactly what it is today, but it's less than that, very much so, by the magnitude. But you know, newspapers, when you were talking about them earlier, those are the glory days when newspapers, as they would say today, were a thing. I mean, everybody had a paper, you always. It was the hard copy paper. You read it in the morning and it got you off to your start, and then you come home in the evening and they'd still be waiting there with great stories, a

lot of context, a lot of in depth. And the really sad thing I think is that what people really don't notice, and they don't miss it because they don't notice, is that nobody's watching. We used to staff all the meetings exactly everything, city, county, state, just over the entire region, and we were there watching, and so we kept the public officials honest to a great extent. Now, look what's

happened since that has receded. There's just a scandal after scandal, reckless overspending and waste and abuse and fraud, and this is all at all levels it's distressing.

It was a clear our side, their side thing. And it became harder and harder to have opinions that were conservative or dissented from the liberal or the doxy to be published in the paper. And I mean it really it was crazy that people forgot what what journalism.

But it reduces the credibility of the paper. Maybe if you don't have trust, what do you have?

The publishers became weaker, just like as you saw on college campuses, where the administrations became more and more spineless. The more that protests that they faced, the more they would just cave because it was taking the path of least resistance. And that happened in newsrooms to a lot

great extent. I watched it happen, and that cohort began to enforce an orthodoxy as they rose up from reporters to become editors and managing editors, and they were the bosses, and they would be the ones that would say Hey, I want you to shape the story this way or this story is not acceptable, that one is. So there you have the gatekeepers, right, and once the gatekeepers have chosen a side, you really lose credibility in the community because people know it and they can see it. Yeah.

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talk about. Let's move over to the book Promised Land, which is the subject matter of your your empower Use seminar and Promised Land. How the Midwest was one? Tell my listeners a little bit about the Twin Sisters. Who's who saved Texas Cincinnati's Twin Sisters.

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it was really amazing. It's just a great story up until even the nineteen thirties probably or forties when since when Texas celebrated their independence, they always made a point of expressing their gratitude to Cincinnati, to the city of Cincinnati for saving their independence at the Battle of San Jacinto in eighteen thirty six. And if not for Cincinnati, they would have lost that battle, and that was the key turning point that won independence and defeated Santa Anna.

that time part of Mexico. They were fighting for desperately for their independence, and they sent this secret agent. His name was Picky Ewn Smith, Great Texas name kidding, And he came to Cincinnati, and all the leading citizens of this city, judges, congressman, newspaper publishers, the mayor, all the elected officials gathered and they heard this guy beg them

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That that just two cannons, just two cannons, that's all it took.

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nobody's ever heard about. I'm glad he's he did all the research to let us know about our regional history. The last time you were here right after you released the book, and I was pretty blown away by it. The description of Ohio versus Kentucky. Kentucky was what you described as a safe place to be yes by comparison, whereas Ohio, I mean you lived on the edge of danger literally every day your life because of the confrontations

with the Native American trucks. We're in our area, and that everyone you know, risked eminent death when they walked out the front door.

Indian depredations were so terrible. During one four year period, fifteen hundred of these settlers were taken by the Indians. Now you have to put that in perspective and say they probably weren't fifteen thousand people settled on the Ohio side of the river at the time.

murdered and mutilated. Or if they decided to sell them to the British, they could get one hundred dollars for live hostages and fifty dollars for a scalp, so they would march them from Cincinnati what would then be known as the early days of Fort Washington. They'd march them from here all the way to Detroit on foot, and if they survived that, then they'd be sold to the British for one hundred dollars.

thing and adventurous thing you could do. And George Clark, yeah, And George Washington was a surveyor in the Ohio country, so he knew this land. He knew what it meant, how beautiful it was, clean water, great soil, timber, abundant wildlife for hunting. And he was determined to make sure this became part of the young country. And he knew the British were paying the Indians to terrorize the settlers, so he organized these military expeditions to defeat the Indian

Indian Confederation of mainly Miami and Shawnee tribes. And the first two ended in complete disaster, massacre, just despair, demoralizing defeats where and one battle was The second one was called the Battle of the Thousand Slain because that's how many people were massacred by the Indians, and that all discouraged the people in Ohio so bad they almost packed it in and left.

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at the seminar. But you'll certainly enjoy the discussion as I am this morning, just again scratching the service and the material in the book. And Peter writes a great, great book. So there's quite a few of them available and I will recommend each and every one of them to the listening audience. Peter, we were talking a little bit.

You mentioned on air that when these local tribes would capture the settlers, that I think the worst thing you said out loud was that they sometimes would scalp them but using and take them up to the British and sell them off as slaves. That wasn't bad enough, but off air you mentioned they also are rather ingenious at torturing them.

Let's not underestimate that. However, the thing that really that I found that separated what the Indian tribes did and the white settlers did is that the Indian tribes would torture people for days at a time for the entertainment of their entire tribe. Everybody would get in on it, the women, the children. They would they put somebody at a stake and burn them slowly to death and torture them constantly through the whole thing.

always planned to take the land for themselves. Yeah, so at one point or another they would have turned on the Indian tribes anyway, sounds a.

But by by going into Ohio, that was like the line you shall not cross. And when we did move into Ohio, and the funny thing about that is to get that area settled, they told the veterans of the Revolutionary war, who had defeated Great Britain. We can't pay you. The Treasury's broke, but we will give you land in Ohio and good luck settling it. Be careful build a fort. First, you bought a war. Now you're in for the battle of your lives.

for a a useful comment or thought on that. The incomparable brilliant Peter Bronson remains in the studio and we were talking about this off air, and I thought, you know what, why not just go ahead and engage in this conversation on air. Sure, sure they can't Ukraine. I think no one believes they can win. No nobody with any credibility.

course we all know how that worked out. And of course the East German countries after FDR sold them out at Yalta, they were right up against our partners in Europe. So I understand that that sort of again existential threat. Oh my god, the Russians are going to roll in and take over Europe. So but with the fall of the Iron Curtain and the collapse of the Soviet Union's economy, why didn't we use that as an opportunity to open the channels and work cooperatively with them and trade with them.

They have things that we want. We know that we have things that they want.

was Hillary Clinton that was pushing the re set button. Yeah, that wanted to cozy up. That's resurfaced of late. Yeah. Yeah, and now all of a sudden, as soon as we get a Republican an office, suddenly we had to start this Russia hoax, which was to also it had a dual purpose, which is to destroy and remove a president that was the deep state didn't like, and also demonize Russia and create a new enemy.

to DC lobbyists. It's just crazy how this has been used to prop up in and make people fabulously wealthy and powerful, which is supposedly our money that we're spending to help Ukraine.

I think we're going to find what Elon Musk said the other day that with his DOGE research, he's seeing that seventy five percent of the fraud money, the abuse money, is going to democrats. He said, twenty five percent is going to Republicans so that they'll keep their mouth shut. But that's how bad it is.

now embracing war. They fought against Bush when he invaded Iraq. They fought against the Vieta oil, Vietnam h They were against Reagan and his efforts Visa Visa, Central America, Central America.

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fascinating outlook and input and insight. Being a retired lieutenant colonel, I have thoroughly enjoyed my time here with Peter Bronson, author, former editor of The enquire I mean, his resume is really long, but I like to focus on the books, and again the book that he will be talking about coming up on Thursday at the Empower You Seminar. Go to empower You America dot org to get signed up. The uh excuse me, Peter promised land how the Midwest

was one. Just going back to that, I wanted to just ask you about I think another guy that you brought up last time you were here is this character Mad Anthony Wayne.

cannons included, and turned the cannons on the British. And this was he was like George Washington's go to guy for the really toughest special ops like that one. And then in peacetime, the guy was just a total wreck. He was a drunk, he was cheating on his wife publicly. He was kicked out of Congress for voter fraud, he was in debt. He was just a scoundrel, a total mess. And win a wartime huh No, he could not handle peacetime.

And when Washington saw these first two expeditions against the Indian Confederation failed so miserably, he finally turned to mad Anthony and he persuaded Congress after many, many months of expending his political capital, to form a standing army to

help him save the Northwest Territory. And if not for that Washington doing what he did, and selecting mad Anthony Wayne, because Wayne was the guy who went up through all the way through Ohio building forts to help his supply chain and make sure he could get to the Battle of Fallen Timbers with all the supplies and men and no desertions and tough and ready. And he did, and he just just totally destroyed the Indian Confederation, made them

run back to a British fort. The British saw them in retreat and close the doors of the fort after promising the Indians that they would let him in, destroyed the alliance with the British, and matt Anthony went, wait, and then he'd being such a I mean, he was just a tough guy. He gets on his horse then and rides right under the stockade at the British fort with all these rifles aimed at his back and dares them, just dares them to shoot me and start another war

with the colonies. And the commander Yeah, And the commander of the British fort says, well, hey, that decision is way above my pay grade. I can't do it. So guess what. In within a matter of weeks, the British had packed up and moved out of that fort and left the Northwest Territory for good. And that's when the Northwest Territory became free to settle about that.

cripple him for a while. And it's pretty clear from the evidence, and there's a lot of people that will support this, that he was poisoned by this man, his second in command, right after that battle at Fallen Timbers, and that he was then died of poisoning what appears to be the symptoms of poisoning. Hold on his way back to Philadelphia to his home.

Our Town Forbidden Fruit, which I think you know, I don't have to play favorites, but just I just those were such easy reads. I just really couldn't put him down. So it's all there. Fifty five care Sea dot com is linked to the Empower You Seminar page. You can go on Amazon search for Peter Bronson, or better go to his publishing site, which is chilidogpress dot COM's. You can get his books there. But also if you're a budding writer and you're interested in maybe getting something published,

he is the man to talk to. Peter Bronson, Thank you so much for your.

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he's cutting off funding. There was supposed to be a mineral deal sign which would have benefited both Ukraine and the United States mutual financial benefit there. If those minerals are extracted, of course the Ukrainian people are going to have jobs and money, and we, of course, by investing in it, are going to have get some money and

maybe bring some stability to the region. It at least put American interest in Ukraine, which usually serves as a mechanism to require defense of American interest if they get attacked see anywhere in the world. So all the incentive in the world to do this, and it looked like he was going to sign on to it. All the indications were that he was. But what happened. He didn't do it, and he got kind of feisty with with the hand bit the hand that feeds him, you know. More than just a little puzzling.

keep fighting because and I'm just honestly believe this. I think he his brain has become deluded to the point he can no longer see reality, and he still has these delusions of thinking he can in the war if I just get a little more stuff. And so he's gonna sabotage any chance for peace and then go to a very friendly Europe and say, yeah, keep giving me

more stuff. And honestly, what the Europeans are doing is the equivalent, in my view of a guy who's a cokehead crack on living on the street, shooting up heroin whatever and saying, oh, you, poor guy, here's more drugs. All that's gonna do is get him killed. It's not gonna help him. That's not what he needs right now, it's not what his people need. But I think that that's where he's wanting to go. And it looks like President Trump is not willing to go there.

kept going. And I think Zelenski's in a similar spiraling dynamic right now, and it's going to take somebody from the outside, President Trump.

That's what this is about is it here or is it going to be much further to the west, Because there's an Austrian colonel Marcus Reisner did a piece video a week or so ago, one of the absolute best analysts in all of Europe, and he showed on a map what happens if you don't agree to this deal right here and you forced Russia to take it by force. Then it's all the way to the Danepa River around Kiev.

But then it circles back around and goes all the way to Transnistria, which means there's a tiny rump of Ukraine left.

you know it's not our night. We need to get the hell out of here or we're going to have a real problem on our hands along the lines of what you just said, Daniel, No, there's not.

be the final death knail for all this. We'll see if that manifests, but there's growing evidence that there's a preparation for that.

from this. Maybe we can withdraw some of our military presence and save some money by no longer policing Europe and defending Europe from the existential threat I guess of Russia or something.

spent in Great Britain, building their jobs, et cetera. But the missiles won't even start coming off the line until twenty twenty seven to twenty thirty, so not quite in time to help their crumbling frontlines right now. So that just shows you that that's all about Great Britain. They're using all this to say, hey, we're going to build up our own arms industries. That's part of his two

point five percent raising to GDP, et cetera. But he made itheritag we're helping Zelensky, but it's not gonna help Youzlynsky.

care to call make a comment. I'd certainly appreciate that. Love hearing from the listeners. Don't forget listener Lunch is tomorrow. We're going to be at March First Brewery. That's the East Kemper location. They call it the Blue Ash location. Should be a good time. It makes some good beers and some really good ciders too, if you're inclined in that direction. Tomorrow's a good day to show up. But it's always a good day. Fellowship is superior at the

listener to lunch, and interesting uh tweets are circulating. You put it out there and you can't really get rid of it with the internet these days. And so it started with one we got from Westside Jim Keefer, who sent it to Joe and me. Brian Frank. I had him on the program. He's running for mayor of the city of Cincinnati, purportedly as a Republican. I do believe he said that on the morning show and really not firm on policies or which direction he wants to take

the city. You can go back and listen to the podcast. Just go back, just keep clicking back and back and back unto your running and hear what he had to say. But now these tweets from Brian Frank are starting to circulate. Here's one. They don't exactly sound very Republican slash conservative. We're building a coalition that will win back the White House and rebuild our country. I'm proud to support Pete.

the United States. I want to tell you that right now, And if you don't think so, you need to wake up and smell the coffee, because the bacon's burning and we need to get it and taken care of. That's all I got for you, Brian, Love talking to you, brother, Love your show.

to know that. And yes I do know Eric he was a comedian and actor, and I was going to say that, so he may have been doing some sort of performance relating to his comedy act, which, you know, draw your own conclusions.

So you know, the world is more than just one side, and of course you know it's complex. So we're looking in the timeframe of needing four to five years to get these back to acceptable levels for our national stock ports.

a lot of stuff like that too. I understand, folks, if you have a wonderful day, if you get a chance. I had a full hour and a half with Peter Browns. I just dearly love that guy. Brilliant man. IMpower Youamerica dot org for his seminar taking place on Thursday, and George Brenneman doing his his seminar as well on health issues. That's gonna be a good one this Thursday, beginning at seven pm. And of course we heard the Daniel Davis Deep Dive podcast available at fifty five krs dot com.

Tuning in tomorrow for Jack Atherton and other topics of conversation. Joe Drecker, thank you for what you do. Appreciate you producing the program. We do a wonderful job, my friend. Folks, have a great day. Nokoll Wegg, Glenn Beck's coming up from a.