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for the lineup because he's responsible for putting it together. Today, Todd's Endser returns. He'll be in studios about his op ed piece not published in the online edition of the Sinsinni Inquirer. That's a frustrating thing for me, because you know, I've got an online subscription to the Inquirer, and say what you want, I like to follow local news. But the idea that you know what you get online is

not all there. It's absent from the mean that the paper has information in it that the online edition has and I think in many cases the converse is true, how come it all isn't available in the exact same place. Maybe someday we can ask that question answered anyway, Toddleby instudied to talk about why the council. Since a city council has to deal with the pension liability about a lot more aggressively, and there is a substantial outstanding pension liability,

don't think they've ever out loud addressed it. So Todd's ends are always doing a great, great job looking out for matters of significant local importance. So seven oh five with Todden Studio looking forward to having him back. Tim Rivers.

We've had Tim on quite a few times the American ghulagg chronicles, and now that Hunter Biden's pardon are the January sixth prisoners next to deal with that in an op ed piece of William mcgerrn here in a moment, at least to a small degree, he touches upon that just briefly, but his pros is brilliant as we deal with the aftermath and the realities of what Joe Biden's pardon of his son actually means. Inside Scoop it is Tuesday.

We do the inside Scoop with bright Barton News Today eighth five political reporter Wendell Hughes abo on, Yes, Hunter Biden. And finally, Daniel will not finally find Daniel Davis Deep Dive every Tuesday at A eight thirty. Today, the retired lieutenant colonel will discuss Russia, Belarus and Georgia might even have to throw at him the whole idea of russ is ruble currency deteriorating and see if that has any implication and impact. And finally, my friends from OHC, the

cancer specialists, today we will talk about blood cancers. Oh what a coincidence since I have a lymphoma diagnosis. Anyway, That'll be at eight forty five, and I'm looking forward to that. Always very interesting with OHC and actually uplifting from my perspective, learning about the new treatments that are out there and the progress we were making and getting closer and closer to I think a broader cure for cancer.

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your podcasts and get your iHeart media apps. You can stream the audio wherever you happen to be, and you can always feel free to call five one, three, seven, four nine fifty five hundred, eight hundred and eighty two to three talk pound five fifty on AT and T phones. Is I like to always call it standing on the shoulder of giants? And there are so many op ed pieces and houses and discussions of the wise, the wherefores and what will this mean? In connection with Joe Biden's

well seemingly last minute decision to change his mind. Now, maybe it had been planned for a long time. It's good to be Hunter Biden, headlined today in the op ed piece by William mcgern. As he points out, no one was surprised Sunday evening when Joe Biden wanted officially he was pardoning his son. Surprised was the statement that the President issued along with a pardon. He blamed his political opponents in Congress for the woes facing Hunter Biden.

Mcgern observes that some will empathize with the father doing what he can keep his son out of prison. Maybe, but fast forwarding in the op ed. But what is striking about the President's statement is that it speaks of writing a wrong done to Hunter, not extending mercy to a man who suffered enough with his own wrongdoing. It'd be illuminating to see if similar empathy is extended to those imprisoned for actions at the Capitol on January sixth,

twenty twenty one. Going back to Tim Rivers, American Gulag chronicles joining the program later, if Donald Trump issues pardons, some of them committed violent acts, but some were given sentences that were excessive. To repurpose Joe Biden's words about his son quote, no reasonable person who looks at the facts could reach any other conclusion close quote true. How different the conversation today is from a few months ago when Biden calculated that even talking about a pardon might

cost him the reelection. Remember, folks, Joe Biden was still running for president when he uttered the statements that he would not pardon his son. Right, he was still a well some would argue, a viable candidate. That wasn't me, And props to the listener who gave me credit for calling it in advance that Joe Biden would not be the presidential nominee. I called the date wrong when I first made that pronouncement, I said they pulled the plug

on Joe Biden before December of last year. Well, okay, it took a lot longer than that, but they still pulled the plug on. So I guess I can chalk one up in the at least partial win category for my ta leaf reading. Ignoring that though, but remember he was a candidate at the time, he said he would not pardon his son. Interview on ABC News in June while Hunter's trial was going on, David, you're, as the president if he would accept the jury's outcome, their verdict,

no matter what it is. Biden. Yes. The follow up by mirror and have you ruled out a pardon for your son? Biden response yes. One week later, after the jury found Hunter guilty, the president was again asked by reporters, this is the Group of Seven summit nintally quote. I said, I'd abide by the jury to decision, and I will do that. I will not pardon him. That's a quote.

Miss mcgerrn observes. All that was missing was I give you my word as a Biden and no one believed him as mcgarn points out everyone knew the promise was meant only to bury the issue through election day. The idea that he came up with a decision to pardon Hunter for Thanksgiving holiday doesn't pass the smell test. It was always going to happen if Hunter face the real prospect of jail time, and everybody knew it, especially Hunter.

President Biden's promised not to pardon his son was the only wasn't the only whopper He's told He denied meeting Hunter overseas business associates, when in fact he did. He also insisted during the twenty twenty presidential debate that when with mister Trump, that Hunter had taken no money from China, something Hunter later admitted to doing in federal court. Many were happy to joined the president in the Hunter falsehood.

Most notorious the fifty one former intelligence officials, mostly veterans of the Obama administration, who tried to ward off honest reporting about Hunter's laptop. They jumped in right after The New York Posts verified the laptop's providence in twenty twenty. The paper had reported the incriminating emails amount Hunter's sordid business dealings in Ukraine counts in weasel words that they

knew would be lost in the reporting. The fifty one declared the email's head quote all the classic earmarks of a Russian information operation. Wells quote we now know. The statement was ginned up at the suggestion of Anthony Blncoln, the future Secretary of State, who was then working for the Biden campaign. The stated is dated October nineteenth, twenty twenty, and it worked during his final presidential debate three days later, Biden's side of the fifty one without caveats when Trump

brought up what he called the Laptop from Hell. Biden's response said, the former national intelligence folks that said the laptop emails were a bunch of garbage Biden's words. This was less than two weeks before the election, by the time the truth finally caught up with the story Biden's president. Same goes for Biden's claim that the justice system has been infected by raw politics. In Hunter, Biden's case, the president is right, but not in the way he pretends.

Attorney General Mary Garland presided over a Justice department that at every turn gave Hunter kid glove treatment, including letting the statute limitations expire for the most serious tax evasion charges against Hunter, also including a sweetheart plea deal designed to bury the whole affair until Judge Marilyn Norieka asked some basic questions in court that the prosecution just couldn't answer. Then mister Garland elevated the man who orchestrated this sweetheart

deal to special counsel. The pardon is the only the latest the Biden promises broken. It was timed to present Hunter Biden's sentencing scheduled for December twelfth on the gun charges and December sixteenth on the tax charges. The expansive breadth of the pardon, which lets Hunter skate not only on the crimes he was convicted of, but on any he may have committed in the past almost eleven years, indicates the President may be worried about other Hunter criminal

activities coming to light. President likes to say, especially when moralizing about Trump, no one is above the law. When asked Monday about the president's clearly broken promises not to pardon Hunter, I love this. White House Press Secretary Kreeen Jean Pierre said her boss has all always believed in being, in her words, truthful to the American people. That is perhaps the biggest live all and the most fitting end

to the Biden presidency, well stated William mcgarden. One of just like a multitude of brilliantly written op ed pieces that serve as a wonderful springboard for conversation today, which I will enjoy having with you if you're going to give me a call five one, three, seven, four, nine, fifty eight hundred eight two to three talk found five fifty on eight and t phones hang around with me. Right back, honey Field, and time for the nine first

warning weather forecasts. What do we got going today? Partly cloudy start of the day, changing the mostly sunny skies. I have thirty four of a night with twenty three or the few clouds Tomorrow mostly cloudy, windy and high forty two overnight wintery mix snow twenty for the low. And on Thursday very sunny day took a high at

twenty seven, which it's twenty two right now. Ififty five KRCD talk station, Oh, looking forward to six o'clock hour, hires some bread, weinstrip and the Wuhan you know, just the panel that's been investigating the coronavirus pandemic. They released their summer it's a five hundred and twenty page Repoard Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus pandemic makes me embarrassed to be a citizen of the United States of America. I think that's the first time I ever said those words

out loud. We have been lied to and cheated and stolen from and it's just absolutely appalling, and it continues. Let me look at this one, Hunter Biden Thing five three seven fifty y two three talk listener lunch tomorrow, Price Chili Hoop to see you there. Last one of the year, going to be during our Christmas celebration. Bob Wetter the of course, the man behind the Wish Tree program. He's going to be there addressed as Santa Claus, or

you can call him Santa Claus. I don't think he wants me to reveal his true identity tomorrow, So Santa Claus will be there, Wish Tree will be there. You can get an ornament and help out someone in need. Easy to do at price Heal Chili. Always enjoy the fellowship and looking forward to that, so put it down on your calendar. It's also, you know, interestingly enough, my how time flies. This is the forty fifth anniversary of

the Who Concert tragedy forty five years. I had a friend who was there, older brother of a good friend of mine at the time, and I remember him talking about it. It was just the the intensity of the crowd and the pushing. He said, I could pick my feet up off the ground and the crowd would hold me up in the air. They were packed in so tightly, and of course if you had the misfortune of falling, it was impossible to get back up, which is how

many people lost their lives. Basically suffocation, just terrible, terrible tragedy and the end of festival seating. Anyhow, I was thinking about more of these, the analysis of this Hunter Biden pardon on the heels of him saying over and over and over again that he wouldn't pardon his son. His son had been treated differently by the Justice Department and singled out because he was my son, and that is wrong that in the statement. But you were called

the I R. S. Whistleblowers. This is really a profound point. You know that treated differently, Your damn right, Hunter Biden was treated differently. Whistleblowers. Gary Shapley h and others. They were there in front of the House Oversight Committee talking about how federal officials prevented the Agents and IRS whistleblower Gary Shapely from even interviewing Hunter Biden. They wouldn't let

them follow up on their investigation. The point, but if Joe Biden thought the prosecution of his sons was unjust, why has he never uttered those words until now at the when he issued the pardon. Not once. I will not interfere with the judge. I will not interfere with the wheels of justice. I am not going to, you know, interfere. I'm going to honor whatever the jury determines. He never once said that this it was he was being treated poorly or singled out for prosecution, because all the facts

suggest Hunter Biden got the pass of a lifetime. They let the statute limitations just expire on the most egregious offenses, the literally millions and millions of dollars that flowed into the Biden family. And that's why most people behind the scenes and people have been paying attention to this thing realized that this pardon was coming for miles and miles away.

It's just the setting for the pardon doesn't match up with what Joe Biden said when he issued the pardon, he had a multitude of opportunities to say his son was being singled out. But but wait a second, Joe Biden, ers,

what do you mean your son's being singled out? How is it that the irs was prevented from moving forward with its investigation of the millions of dollars that were flowing into all of these you know, corporations and sub corporations and LLC's and millions of dollars, the giant diamond that the former mayor of what was it Moscow or something gave him, the Chinese Communist Party money that flowed right into his pockets, and the coffers of the Biden family,

all of that he had an opportunity to speak to about being unjustly targeted. But well, there's the facts and the evidence. I may as well keep my damn mouth shut and say, nope, it's never gonna happen. I'm not going to pardon if he did something wrong, I'm gonna, you know, just follow the law. Just this past center, after he was convicted a trial, Joe Biden rejected the idea of the pardon. I will accept the outcome of

this case and will continue to respect the judicial process. Then, of course the statement on Sunday when he issued the pardon made it obvious that he well did not accept i'll come or respect the process. I like this observation and tried to James Freeman. What really was wrong was the way Joe Biden, his vice president, facilitated his family's foreign in Richmond schemes and then repeatedly made false claims

about him. Maybe future memoirs will explain how the shady Biden cast collection ventures ever made it past the Obama White House General Counsel's office. The question that's remained unanswered for all these years and still remains unanswered what the various foreign oligarchs got in return for the millions of dollars they sent to the Biden family. It's an interesting question to ponder. Maybe you have an answer for that.

We'll probably be waiting around for a long time before well, some book is written and we get a clear, definitive response. About twenty seven and fifty five Karsten Talk Station local stories coming up, Feel free to call got to stack a stupid coming up as well. Be right back after these brief words. The holidays are in time of sharing, being kind. Any compassionates and caring.

a happy Tuesday too. Again. I will be mentioning it regularly throughout the morning as a reminder listener, Lunch tomorrow is going to be a price sell chili. Closing out the year and celebrating some fellowship and continuing the holiday spirit, which full holiday spirit following Thanksgiving last week. So let us see here before we get the local stories. It's like I got Tom on the phone. Tom, welcome to the program, Thanks for calling this morning. Good to have you on the show.

a lot of Democrats and liberals. They're not giving up. No, they're they're not quitting. I mean, what was that guy, David Jolly the other day he was on I don't forget what show he's on. I saw the clip of him.

and how much their policies are ruining the country. It's not racism, it's not sexism, it's their policies suck. It's just that that that's just what it comes down to. And more and more people are realizing it, and they're fed up with it, and they want to change, and they want they want Hey, look, maybe we don't like the way this guy talks or his personality. But come on, we cannot keep giving our money away. We cannot keep letting people steal our money and and taking away our

freedoms and rights and all that. We can't keep letting that happen. So we got to keep it up. We got to, you know, continue to talk, share with people the information that we have, and keep revealing all the crap that these Democrats are pulling on everybody. And we got to make sure we tell everybody continually, all the time, every time, especially when elections coming up. Hey, it's less

than two years. We got a very razor thin margin in the House, so we got to make sure we tell everybody, don't vote Democrats.

challenging the GOP. A better pass legislation at once in twenty twenty five, before member attention turns to political survival in twenty twenty six. Yes, the elections barely even over, and we're talking about that. It's going to require House Republicans in particular to stick together as they haven't in years,

and will that happen? And I turned back to yesterday and my observations about the Green New Deal, which Donald Trump campaigned on getting rid of the multi, multi, multi trillion dollar boon doggle that so many Republican states are also benefiting from. So oh gosh, darn it. No, no, no, no, no, we here was in North Dakota. We can't get rid of that. We want to do carbon capture and our state's going to make two hundred plus million dollars over

overstoring carbon carbon dioxide, folks. And that's going to happen, and it's going to piss me off the no end. I'll be bold enough to say that in the five o'clock hour, I am already upset and angry over what I know is going to be the political reality. The money is too big and too fat, The boon doggles are in place, and those Republicans who ran on getting rid of all this nonsense are going to backpedal as

soon as they realize. Oh no, oh, my state's going to suffer financial because I don't buy this crap that we have been selling. As a matter of principle, I refuse to abide by the idea that I'm breathing our our globe into into oblivion. But no, I want to do carbon capture in my state because we're gonna get a lot of taxpayer dollars. So we're just we're just

not going to repeal that provision. We're gonna continue to burn corn in our gas tanks for reasons completely unknown, but all predicated on that lie that I just mentioned. But no, because my state's gonna suffer, and the farmers in my state are gonna hurt because we won't subsidize their growth of food, which the globe needs anyway. Oh, can you hear the anger in my voice? Don't go away, be right back. Got to stack of stupid coming.

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I just saw Tom on the screen. It's been so long since he called in like it was his allocated spot. I mean self appointed that as it was. I always enjoyed hearing from and of course his message always resonates wonderfully with my listening audience.

try to kick your butt. I'll promise you I'll try absolutely as we all do.

So no idea what had taken place. And if you can and may have plans to go out after the concert, so you can imagine that like my parents went through, as well as one hundred of other parents when my sister finally got home at like one two in the morning, and just the relief because the genesis was they were late starting their warm upset and when the people outside heard the music, they thought the concert had start exactly.

You got to have your name, address, and social Security number, and there's a lot of ways in the casino industry if you are actually laundering money to try and circumvent that. So we like banks, have to submit suspicious activity reports to what is called FINSEN, what is the Financial Crime Enforcement Network of the US government. He had hundreds, if not thousands of those because of the sloppy money laundering that the grind of Biden crime family did throughout the

world and all these transactions. So, yes, uncle Joe, he was treated properly because he should be behind bars.

that they have. And I'm just I am so insulted by it. I don't know how other I don't know how else to put.

came out. I'm gonna get into the details on that aft top of the hour, but literally billions and billions and billions of dollars completely unaccounted for, and you kind of wonder, I wonder whose pockets that money landed in. Hmmm. Appreciate the call, my friend, look forward to seeing tomorrow. I got to take a break. It is five forty six. Get back with a call. Got Bobby online? You can feel free to call and also have a stack of stupid that I haven't touched yet. I'll be right back.

Do you hear a lot of voices on the radio? Sum are happy?

Chuck Ingram on fifty five KRC, the talk station.

Great hearing from you today, brother, Always pleasure anyhow, and we'll get to that. All props to my son. I will not mention names except to note that my son did the right thing and bit his tongue. One person at the table mentioned they were going to get their multiple vaccines, one of which was you can get a flu vaccine, get a COVID vaccine, you can get a

shingles vaccine. It was the trifecta of vaccines that one person mentioned that they were going to get, and my son wisely bit his tongue and did not say anything in reference to the COVID vaccine. We've got a lot to talk about at the top of the outer news on that, and let's get to a stack of stupid real quick here. After allegedly swiping a van, which she later sold for scrap, the Minnesota woman made it incriminating

entry into a personal journal. Police charge. Quote Vanessa Guerrera in her journal personal journal, totally stole a car today exclamation points something I've never thought of doing. F wording super freaking out about it. Close quote investigator's alleged at the thirty year old Guerrera made that written admission of guilt on the same August day that a Brown County man reported his two thousand and four to four two thousand and four Ford Free Star was stolen. Idiots doing

idiot things because they're idiots. That'd be a statement against interest if I recall my criminal law classes. Van where two grand later sold for scrap and salvage business at a neighborhood Blue Earth County, where Guerrera resides. Witnesses at the auto salvage business stated that Guerrera had bought, brought the van in, and then sold it to him, according

to the criminal complaint. During the audit theft pro Brown County Sheriff's Office, investigator was able to locate a journal belonging to Guerrera containing her written exclamation that she totally stole the car. Today. When contacted by the investigator, she denied knowing that the vehicle was stolen. Recently worked at as a door dash driver and now been charged with

a paraphilon who's receiving stolen property in theft. Previously been convicted of driving with a suspended license and driving without insurance. In June, she pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft, sentenced to a brief stand in the County Joe and placed on unsupervised probation for a year. Not much of a criminal record on that one, but you know it is a statement against interest. Most people are not inclined to make those. Coming up on five efty sixty five Kirsteve Talks Station,

the report is out. It is a damning indictment of all things COVID related. That the final report from the Select Subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. Thank you, Congressman Brad Winster, while you're still Congressman for putting it all together and issuing the statement. We've got some details to dive on into, some of which you will find absolutely appalling. I'll be right back after the top of the air news There we got again another US updates.

And that's kind of the Beverly Hill Supper Club. Obviously a far more tragic event, if you want to know way tragedy, but wow, to me, it's the passage of time that is really truly mind blowing. Anywall also mind blowing.

And I mentioned I wanted to get into this and thank God for summaries because since we just came out yesterday a five hundred and twenty page final report from the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus pandemic titled After Action Review of the COVID nineteen Pandemic, Lessons Earned and a Path Forward. Concresson wentz Orbusius the state, and they'll give

you that in just a moment. They looked at more than one hundred They issued more than one hundred investigative letters, thirty transcribed interviews and depositions, twenty five hearings, in meetings, more than one million pages of documents reviewed, and came

up with some unbelievably damning conclusions. Concresson wentzriup in a letter to Congress, the work will help the United States and the world predict the next pandemic, prepare for the next pandemic, protect ourselves from the next pandemic, and hopefully prevent the next pandemic. Hold on sneeze button. That time. Members of the one hundred nineteenth Congress should continue to build off this work. There is more information to find and honest actions to be taken. The COVID nineteen pandemic

highlighted a disttrust in leadership. Trust is earned. Accountability, Transparency, honesty, and integrity will regain this trust. A future pandemic requires a whole of America response, managed by those without personal benefit or bias. We can always do better, and for the sake of future generations of Americans, we must. It can be done. Okay, here we go. The origins. Remember doctor Fauci came from a bat cave or whatever. A wet market note wrong report concludes likely emerged from the

Wuhan Instituti Virology and five reasons for that. One, the virus possesses a biological characteristic that is not found in nature. Data shows that all COVID nineteen cases stem from a single introduction into humans running contrary to previous pandemics where there were multiple spillover events. Wuhan home to China's foremost Stars research lab, which has a history of conducting gain

of function research and at inadequate biosafety levels. Wuhan Institudivirology researchers were sick with COVID like virus in the fall of twenty nineteen, months before COVID nineteen was discovered at the wet market, and finally, by nearly all measures of science, there was evidence of a natural origin. It would have

already surfaced and it never has. There was a proximal origin publication used primarily and repeatedly by public health officials in the media to discredit the lab leak theory, and that was prompted by doctor Fauci to profos his preferred narrative, in other words, trying to get away from the idea that we funded gain of function research at the Wuhan Institute Verrology that unleashed this pandemic on the planet, and they concluded it was most likely yes, the origin of

COVID nineteen gain of function research. Current government mechanisms for overseeing this dangerous research are incomplete, severely convoluted, and lack

global applicability, lacks standards. Do you remember EcoHealth wiance Yeah, out of leadership with doctor Peter D. Day's act using your earnings in the form of tax payer dollars to facilitate dangerous gain a function rehearch research at the Wuhont Institute of Virology, and after selects, the subcommittee released evidence of EcoHealth violating the terms of its National Institutes of

Health grant, which said you can't do this. The US Department of Health and Human Services commenced official disbar or debarment proceedings and suspended all funding of eco Health. That's rather danding, isn't it. The Department of Justice apparently is open an investigation the Ecohealth's pandemic era activities also, so maybe there'll be a prosecution down the road. One can

only pray for that accountability. National Institute for Health failures NIH procedures for funding and overseeing potentially dangerous research are deficient, unreliable, posing serious health threats to public and national security. Further, the report conclude the NIH fostered an environment that promoted evading federal record keeping laws, as seen through the actions of doctor David Morrins, among others. Apologies for my voice

this morning, folks, I truly apologize for that. And then you get into the response the COVID nineteen funding and all of the fraud, waste and abuse and just outright criminal activity related to that. Federal and states governments had significant lapses in coordination, were unprepared to oversee the allocation of COVID nineteen relief funds, failed to sufficiently identified waste, fraud, and abuse of taxpayer dollars during the pandemic on multiple layers.

I might point out, for example, the Paycheck of Protection program purportedly offering a central relief to Americans in the form of loans that could be forgiven if the funds were used to offset pandemic era hardship. The committee concluded it was rife with fraud claims resulting in at least sixty four billion, with a bee of taxpayer dollars loss

to fraudsters and criminals. Unemployment, claims fraudsters cost the American taxpayer more than one hundred and ninety one billion dollars by taking advantage of the federal government's unemployment system and exploiting individuals personally identifiable information. The SBA, the Small Business Administration failures two hundred million taxpayer dollars lost as a result of the SBA's inability to conduct proper oversight, implement

internal controls, and ensure fraud protection measures were enacted. And see that's this is something that you can just really conclude at the outset of any massive government program. Let me interject my thoughts on that if you've got a multimillion dollar, multi billion dollar program, there is no way in God's green earth that our government can keep track of the dollars and prevent fraud, waste, and abuse. Its just impossible. And here's a multitude of illustrations here just

relating to COVID nineteen spending. They concluded at least half a taxpayer dollars lost in COVID nineteen relief programs were stolen, stolen outright by international fraudsters. COVID nineteen relief funding oversight, the expanding relief programs that lacked proper oversight functions exposed severe vulnerabilities in the system, paving the way for fraudsters, international criminals, and foreign adversaries to take advantage of you,

the American tax payer. Turning to the World Health Organization, Health Organization's response to COVID nineteen pandemic, they described as an abject failure because it came, oh all, this is shocking. It caved a pressure from the Chinese Communist Party in

placed China's political interest ahead of its international duties. Report also concludes the World Health Organization's effort to solve the problems were exacerbated by the COVID nineteen pamic via a Pandemic Treaty, the newest effort anyway, and concluded it may harm the United States of America. Social distancing. Yeah, we all remember standing six feet apart. In fact, it was at doctor's office, not that long ago. They still have the tape on the floor at six foot increments. I've

even asked them about that. You guys ever going to remove the tape? Oh oh, we forgot that was there six foot apart Social Distancing recommendation, which literally shut down schools and small businesses everywhere. They conclude it was arbitrary, not based in science, and during closed door testimony, doctor Fauci testified that the guidance quote sort of just appeared close quote, and I imagine it just appeared right out of his own personal sphincter mask mandates. I've been harping

on that since the whole thing came out. They concluded there was no conclusive evidence that ask effectively protecting Americans from COVID nineteen public health officials flip flopped on the efficacy of mass without providing American scientific data, causing a massive uptick in public distrust. Rightfully, so you got lied

to lockdowns. Prolonged lockdowns cause immeasurable harm not only do the American economy, but also the mental and physical health of Americans, with a particularly negative effect on younger citizens. Rather than prioritizing the protection of the most vulnerable populations, federal and state government's policies forced millions of Americans to fore go crucial elements of a healthy and financially sound life.

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the Select sub Committee on the coronavirus pandemic. They've been doing an investigation after two years on this and the conclusions they have reached are again damning. Going over to New York and this is I think call it outright criminal. Now, remember the COVID virus itself. The most likely people to succumb to the virus were what co morbid conditions, the elderly,

the morbidly OBEs, those with cardiac problems. Right. Former New York Governor Andrew Crooma's March twenty fifth order forced nursing homes to accept COVID nineteen positive patients. The report concludes it was medical malpractice. Evidence shows that Cuoma and his administration worked to cover up the tragic aftermath of that

decision in an effort to shield themselves from accountability. Evidence suggests Quomo knowingly and willfully their words, made false statements to the Select Subcommittee on numerous occasions about material aspects of New York's COVID nineteen nursing home disaster and the ensuing cover up. Select Subcommittee referred Quomo to the Department of Justice for criminal prosecution, and I can only hope that that happens. Travel restrictions, remember Donald Trump issued international

travel restrictions. You know, we're going to keep this thing at bay. We're going to be importing people from you know, China. What do they call that? What do the Democrats call that at the time, do you remember it? Xenophobic? Doctor Fouci, in his transcribed interview under the questioning of this subcommittee,

unequivocally agreed with every travel restriction that the Trump administration issued. Yes, it was the right thing to do, in spite of what you heard from the mainstream media and all the Democrats said, Oh mygad, Donald Trump's it's xena faed Why is he getting out? Yeah?

by the federal government. In fact, the Biden administration even employed und democratic and, as the subcommittee concludes, likely unconstitutional methods, including pressuring social media companies to censor certain COVID nineteen content to fight what it deemed misinformation, which really wasn't. Contrary to what was promised, COVID nineteen vaccine did not stop this thread or transmission of the virus. That was

an easy conclusion. The FDA rushed approval of the COVID nineteen vaccine in order to meet the Biden administration's arbitrary mandate timeline. Two leading FDA scientists warned their colleagues about the dangers of rushing the vaccine approval process and the likelihood of adverse events. They were ignored, and days later, the Biden administration mandated the vaccine over to the vaccine mandates, they were not supported by science and caused more harm

than good. The subcommittee concluded the Biden administration coursed healthy Americans in a compliance with the COVID nineteen vaccine mandates that trampled individual freedoms, harmed military readiness, and disregarded medical freedom to force a novel vaccine on millions of Americans

without sufficient evidence to support its policy decisions. Public officials also engaged in a coordinated effort to ignore the reality the biological reality of natural immunity acquired through previous COVID nineteen infection, which I have that ignored when they were developing their vaccine guidance and mandates. No, no, we're not going to consider the idea that you could even get

vaccinatural immunity. Vaccine injury reporting systems created confusion failed to popularly inform the American public about vaccine injuries and deteriorated public trusts in vaccine safety during the COVID nineteen pandemic. Yeah, that'll be people. Well, I guess like teenagers dropping dead from myocarditis. Yeah, well, we're not going to pay attention to that. Business impact, federal and state governments imposed mandatory lockdowns that were the primary cause of temporary and permanent

business closures. This is sad. More than one hundred and sixty thousand businesses closed due to the pandemic, sixty percent of those closures classified as permanent. For the businesses that stayed or reopened, the lack of supply chain diversity exacerbated pandemic era challenges and deepened existing disparities. About halfway through with the summary of the conclusions, folks five three, seven, four, nine fifty five, eight hundred eight two to three talk

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closer to Christmas. I'm going to take a phone call here before i do that, though, real quick, Jamie, let me just interject, because it is the forty fifth anniversary of the Who concert tragedy, and I brought that up earlier, and my buddy Jeff, and hello to the crew at mar Con Tool this morning. Jeff noted that one of the callers had pointed out the band was doing a late warm up and everybody outside thought the concert had started, and that's what sort of started the shoving and the

pushing and resulted in all the tragedy. Jeff said, I was not at the entrance where the tragedy has occurred, but a high school friend of mine, Walt Tony, was there. He was one of the eleven that died that night. That's a sad, sad, sad story. Anyhow, Jeff, appreciate the anecdote and condolences on your loss forty five years ago. And even Jeff pointed out, I cannot believe it was that long ago, Jamie. Thanks for holding and welcome to the program.

failing at the one they're in. Oh well, COVID or equity or whatever, it doesn't make a witsworth of sense. It doesn't pass the smell test for a logic and reason standpoint, but it's a valid point.

And second, they I don't understand how. I actually don't understand how the teachers are not pulling their hair out because they're the ones to keep getting the kids in their classrooms, say, in fourth grade, and their kids have not learned second and third grade content, and so it's so overwhelming that I don't think they can face it. They just they can't face the challenge of it all. And of course the children are that the ones who.

don't know what it's like. I mean, you know, it's the old John Wayne saying, you know, life is hard, it's harder if you're stupid. I mean, Lord Almighty, deal with the momentary lapse of you know, respector or or

peer pressure whatever. Learn the materials and then build the building block foundation that allows you to move forward and advance and cope with and deal with life and it's challenges because you know reading, you know you're writing, and you know you're arithmetic, other subject matters that you gotta deal with. If you don't know them and you continue to move on, you will only fall further and further behind, obviously leading you to a life hooked up to the

umbilical court of some social welfare program. Ah, drive me crazy. I don't understand the world we find ourselves in. I really don't, And you're right, it harms the children. There in lies the challenge which harms America in extraordinary ways. Six point thirty five. If you five KCD talk station more from that five hundred and twenty page report summary, and Mike is on the funnel, be happy to take

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o'clock hour. But before I get back to that, and I will address the last callers comments about school closures in the profound negative influence it had on our children's learning, Let's see what Mike Scott, he was kind of the hold over the break, Mike, Welcome to the program, Happy Tuesday.

Sorry sucks to be you anyway. Healthcare impacts. Over to the report and more of the conclusions I'm diving on into. Thank you again to Congressman Brad Weinschervin someone going through five hundred and twenty pages and pulling out the key points on it. The summary America's health care systems severely damaged by the pandemic. Patients experienced a decreas quality of care, longer waytime, shorter medical appointments, and misdiagnosis. Some people didn't

go to the doctor. They were freaked out. Why would I go into a doctor's office where, oh my god, someone might breathe on me here only get in a

fetal position and hide to my living room. Unemployment rates surged to levels not seen since the Great Depression because of well the lockdowns, overly broad mitigation measures, including the now debunked six feet apart guidance, which doctor Fauci admitted in closed door testimony he pulled out of his personal sphincter my conclusion, but effectively what he said disproportionately impacted

work sectors with low wage earners. Federal reserves. Aggressive early and unprecedented response to the COVID nineteen pandemic prevented a severe economic downturn. This continued approach also contributed to stagger inflation. Still living all of results of that and then pile on top of it. After all, the trillions of dollars of COVID nineteen money that float into the system, watering

down the value of your dollar. Follow up with the Inflation Reduction Act, which wasn't you're still paying for that one. And I also remember there's still COVID nineteen money floating around out there. The cities are using to, oh, I don't know, plug budget gaps cities. Cincinnati school closures. The quote unquote science never justified prolonged school closures. Children were unlikely to contribute to the spread of COVID nineteen or

even suffer severe illness or mortality. Instead, as a result of the school closures, children experience historic learning losses, higher rates of psychological distress, and decreased physical well being. The ripple of fat on that one. Anybody who's a parent out there that went through this with younger age children,

probably you're still feeling it. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention influence Biden Administration's CDC broke precedent providing a political provided a political teachers organization with access to its scientific school reopening guidance. You remember this one. I had forgotten. Former CDC Director Rochelle Wolenski asked the American Federation of Teachers to provide specific language for the guidance, and even once so far as to accept numerous edits made by

the American Federation of Teachers. The CDC director deferred reopening guidance to the teachers union. How many doctors do you think are over at the American Federation for Teachers? How many doctors with any connection to pandemic or pandemic related science were involved in providing the specific language? Yeah, I think you know the answer to that question. Schools remain closed longer than necessary because the American Federation of Teachers

political interference in the CDC school reopening guidance. It's a political union, not a scientific organization. It's a political union that advocated for mitigation efforts that prolonged school closures, including an automatic closure quote unquote trigger. Testimony revealed, according to the report, that eight AFT president Winingarten had a direct telephone line to contact former CDC Director Wolenski. Standardized test scores show that children lost decades worth of academic progress

as a consequence of COVID nineteen school closures. Mental and physical health concerns also skyrocketed, and here you go with suicide attempts by twelve the seventeen year age girls rising fifty one percent. I got a few more conclusory points on the report again, you can find it online. Five hundred and twenty pages worth of damning indictments of our elected officials. And oh my god, the walk on water doctor Fauci six forty seven fifty five k see the

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I think Todd'll probably give us a full insight into his analysis. And after the Top of the Air News follow by Tim Rivers American Gulag Chronicle. I've had him on a whole bunch of times, and since Hunter Biden's been pardoned. How about the January sixth prisoners, But the seventy two year old ladies locked behind bars were wandering around the Capitol building. Yeah, I talk about disparate treatment inside scoop But bright Bart News at eight oh five

and Daniel Davis Deep Dive at eight thirty. Final conclusory points from the five and twenty page long summary or the report coming out of today Senate's a subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. The report is titled After Action Review of the COVID nineteen pandemic, the Lessons Learned and a

Path Forward. So not only do they do a post mortan on all of the lies that we were told, it also is supposed to provide a guidance for the future, so the government credibility isn't torched like it has been as a consequence of what they told us over COVID. Anyway, go over to the Health and Human Services Department and the title of the subject heading on this one obstruction.

Biden Administration's HHS engaged in a multi year campaign of delay, confusion, and non response in this in an attempt to obstruct this select subcommittee's investigation and hide evidence that could incriminate or embarrass senior public visuals doctor Fauji. It appears that HHS even intentionally under resourced its component that responds to legislative oversight requests. So it's like when you're issued a Foyer request, there's specific laws governing responding to a Foyer request,

and you just ignore it. Senate Subcommittee sends you request pursuing to their guidelines. Well, we're going to just defund or under resources department that is supposed to respond in a timely fashion to the investigation of the Committee's requests

for information. Screw those guys. Basically eco Health obstruction going back to eco Health and one that was behind funding the Wuhan Institute of Virologies gain a function Research President Peter Dazak obstructed the Select Subcommittee's investigation by providing publicly available information, instructing his staff to reduce the scope and pace of productions of documents, and doctoring documents before releasing them to the public. He also provided false statements to Congress.

Doctor David Morenz deliberately obstructed the Select sub Committee's investigation, likely lied to Congress on multiple occasions, unlawfully deleted federal COVID nineteen records and shared non public information about NIH grant processes with Eco Health president doctor Peter Daizac. It's rather incestuous group of relations going on here, isn't it.

And then finally New York obstruction. New York's Executive Chamber, led presently by Governor Kathy Hockel, redacted documents, offered numerous illegitimate privileged claims, and withheld thousands of documents without an apparent legal basis to obstruct the Select Subcommittee's investigation into former Governor Cuomo's pandemic era failures. Those failures I mentioned earlier, which really should be the he's referred to the Department

of Justice for criminal prosecution. I mean the fact that he knowingly and wilfully made false statements to the Select Subcommittee on numerous occasions, and his order forced COVID nineteen positive elderly people into nursing homes where they would obviously go and infect the clearly more vulnerable elderly folks in nursing homes. I wonder if there's a final accounting of the death toll brought about by that directive. Six fifty five krs. The talk station Local stuff coming up with

Todd's enders since at Council. Specifically, we'll hear about American Gulag Chronicles, Tim Rivers and whether he thinks it's any hope for the January sixth prisoners, A whole lot more coming up. I hope you can stick around.

what's in store for them? We've got the inside scoop of bright Bart News political reporter Wendell Huza bow is going to join us in an hour talk about guess Hunter Biden, and then Daniel Davis deep dive on Russia, Belarus, Georgia, and then my friends at OHC the Cancer Special it's going to be talking about blood cancers. That'll happen at the end of the next hour. In the meantime, Welcome back.

Always a real distinct pleasure to have men's studio. Todd Zen's are a recently pendent op ed piece which appeared in the paper version of the Cinsai inquir He is a West Price so Resident retired inspector generally the United States Department of Commerce. After thirty one years of conducting audits and investigations of federal officials, programs and operations, he remains a certified fraud examiner and he knows things financial clearly.

Todd Zenz are welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show, tackling the problem of well City of Cincinnati finances, most notably the still ongoing and yet to ever be resolved pension problem. Welcome back, my friend. I love having you in studio. Thank you, Brian, good morning, and I certainly appreciate you taking the laboring or and staying up on what is really a very very challenging financial situation. You and I can talk all day long about the

problems facing the City of Cincinnati. I mean we were talking off air most notably about the backlog of just simple, fundamental, basic things like road repairs.

The Cincinnati Futures Commission, Now, they remember when they rolled out the report all the things that the city needs to be doing or the things that they should be looking at by way of righting this ship. And weren't they the ones that said this was the most concerning threat facing the City of Cincinnati or pension liability.

it's going to eat the general fund alive. That by the time we get down the road ten, fifteen, twenty years, the pension liability, if it's not fixed, is going to eat into the general fund to the point where we can't afford basic operations. In addition, they're going to be they're going to have to reduce benefits even more than they have already.

up to eighty percent funded. And if they feel that they do that, they can negotiate with the Ohio Retirement System Public Employee Retirement System opers OPERS and therefore offload the pension fund to the state now it's very complicated, very controversial because you don't you don't know how the two plans compare at this point, but that's their only solution.

And in order to do that, they want to raise four hundred million dollars three hundred and ninety million dollars to bring that pension fund up to eighty percent funded.

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the City of Cincinnati. Pension liability outstanding total in the whole six hundred and eighty million dollars, right, something like that.

that's right, and we're not compliance. Apparently they still ignore it.

And the idea is to actually pay certain youthh to not commit crime, to behave that's right. So that's three great, that's three hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.

not making that up. No, I heard it myself. So the idea is that there's a lot of things to spend money on.

committing suicide. Wow. Yeah, you know, that is a broad much broader than the challenges of the transgender youth, which don't make up a sizable chunk of the population. That challenge, in and of itself alone sounds like a more justifiable thing to try to take a stab at. But you know, this is the city of Cincinnati. What are they supposed to What do they think they could possibly do?

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The pension system is woefully underfunded and I want to go back just briefly Todd to the idea the since Any Futures Commission put out, which again the Sinceni Futures Commission said, this is the biggest gravest threat the city is facing, this pension liability. In an effort to deal with that, if they write the pension a little bit, they bring this hole down to four hundred million, then

somehow OPERHS would be willing to take it over. Well, like, ohiopech and as an Ohio tax payer and I don't live in the city Cincinnati, I'm like, this is the hole you dug yourself in. Don't put that liability on me. Why would OPERHS even agree to take it?

in order to even pay bennet fits and expenses. So they're eating away their investment of portfolio in order to actually pay their bills, and so that reduces their investment income. And they right now, according to their financial report, they're one of the highest pension systems in the country I think, who are using their investments to pay their their bills or eating into their investments to pay their bills.

to that, Brian. I think they're going to have to find some way to shore up the liability, to reduce the liability, and they're going to to have to reopen their collaborative settlement agreement to give themselves more time to get there if they can, if they can, and I really think that the city just has to start putting money into that pension liability to ward off what we're talking about, instead of spending it on stupid things, on all these pet projects and all this social welfare spending.

And they've got to start prioritizing their spending. It's as simple as that. And yeah, I think it's a real problem for the for the people that have to rely on that pension system.

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Some people did engage in violence, but seems to me the vast majority of people who have been convicted were convicted merely of wandering around in the building, having at first been invited to enter the building by members of law enforcement. Someone who knows all about this returned, and I love having them on the programme. The collaborator and the person responsible for putting together the two volumes, the American gulag Chronicles Letters from Prison and the American gulog

Chronicles Volume two, which is the Art of Confinement. Welcome back to the Morning Show, Tim Rivers. It's a real pleasure to have you back on today.

keeps bringing it up. The absurdity behind Joe Biden's pardoning of his son, not that that comes as a surprise to anybody, but the idea that he had the audacity in the face of all the evidence that we all know about, at those of us who've taken the time to remember, like the slow walk of the IRS investigation, allowing the statute limitations to blow by, that somehow he was the victim of an abusive justice system, and that nobody out there, if it wasn't for the fact that

he was Hunter Biden and the son of Joe Biden, would have been gone after from a legal perspective, despite of the fact that he pled guilty to tax evasion and was found guilty of the FFL violation. What was your reaction to that, knowing all that you know about how ill treated and desperately treated these January six folks were.

been afforded, give me a freaking break. I mean, if you were some poor guy who had been victimized for showing up and protesting one day, thrown into a jail for three years and nine months, never given a trial, beaten abused, I can't really tell you the things that might happen to you in that environment, but they're really horrible, and you can read about them in the book. And then you want to, you know, you want to play like I'm the victim. How democrat is this? I'm just

going to come right out and say it. The Democrats are victimized all the time. They've they've inculcated a culture of victimization in order to split America into the halves and the haves not. And I think it's very important to realize that this wasn't like a blanket pardon this back to ten years Yeah, why did it go back ten years? Well, guess who started working in Ukraine just a little bit after ten years, Hunter Biden. This is a cover. This is Joe Biden's pardon. This is not Hunter's pardon.

did that say it? And when it gets too expensive to maintain the illusion, we'll just pull the curtain back, turn off the stage lights, move the furniture, the actor to leave, and you'll see that brick wall. Well, and I think that's what we're looking at. We're looking at the brick wall. All the truth. Now, all of these things have been exposed. The result was a landslide on this election for President Trump, and I think they're scared to death of his appointments, and rightly so. We're entering

a new era. But I want to compare the pardon for a hunter should absolutely eliminate any opposition anybody ever had about pardoning the Jay stationery because they've done nothing compared to what this man has done, not to mention stealing, helping to steal the election, hiding the perfidity of that laptop and all the horrible information that's on it, sex traffic miners across state lines. Oh my god. I just don't have enough time to go through this criminal record.

And yet you've got people who were not violent, who have been sitting in prison for years, and people who weren't even there that Day sentenced to twenty two years. Come on, I mean, where is justice in America? Now?

of a police officer. Okay, let's put that guy aside, and let's talk about the person who just randomly strolled through the Capitol building and yet was imprisoned for that, had to defend themselves in court, retain a lawyer at significant expense if they could, or forced to cop a plea because they couldn't afford a lawyer forcing him in prison for something as minor as infraction in that And then look at all of the violence and the and the and the property damage done by the ANTIFA types

and the Black Lives Matter folks that were out there absolute criminal activity, distinct observable documentable property destruction, and also people that were severely injured in some cases killed as a consequence of their violence. Do you imagine the amount of resources, the money, and effort that the FBI spent tracking down the old lady who they now have in

prison because she wandered around. I mean that they they use valuable resources and dollars going after non violent folks when the crime, when the streets are just laden with violent criminals, that even if they pick them up, they just let them out.

that you got more than I got. Therefore you're evil and I'm good, and let's pay let's tay a really good attention. I can say you're bad and we can have a conversation, right, I can say you're evil, and we no longer have anything to talk about. And that's what's happened here there. There's been a vilification that it's been almost irreversible killed any kind of dialogue that we might have had to come to some conclusions. And now we're a split America, and we have such a huge

task ahead of us. The first thing you need to do is bind up the nation's wounds. Who said that, Oh yeah, somebody else said that I stole. Bind up the nation wound and started by getting all the ja sisers out of jail. Those who really did something wrong

that day can be tried for those things separately. All you have to do is, you know, basically, dismiss those charges without prejudice, unlike Hunter's pardon, which is with prejudice, which means you can never go after this man for anything that he did or anything that he was involved in. Pay attention to that one for ten years back, ten

years back. How about we just go back five years and just give the I'll take half of that, go back five and give all the Jay six ers a pass and then pay them back for the destructions of their lives.

are not going to say this. It's we, the people who have the responsibility within the constitution and within our form of government to make sure that we preserve the goodness of America for future generations.

We have a tsunami. If you sit in walk, nothing happens. And so I call you to action, America. It's time to wake up. We got it, like you said, like Brian said, We've got a huge job ahead of us, and it will take every single one of us doing our part to restore this country and to give our children what we do it. And so I call on you, America, get off your butt.

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KRC dot com. Welcome back to the fifty five KRC Morning Show from Breitbart b R E I T B A r T dot com, Bright Bart book It political reporter Wendell Husabo. Good to have you on the program, and a happy Tuesday to you, sir. Good morning, Brian from a cold Washington. That's cold here too, so you can't look on the city of Cincinnati had twenty one degrees with any envy this morning. Although it may be colder where you are, it sucks to be in winter time period of the story.

He was treated differently than any other human being in the United States who would be prosecuted for all the financial transactions he engaged in let's face it, prior to them being barred by the statute limitations.

could be brought here to other against other people. I mean, he received millions from the Chinese Communist Party, he received millions from the Russians, he received millions from the Abarissma holdings in Ukraine, I mean, and a lot of that money got distributed to a variety of different Biden family members and friends. So is this all dead and over with with Hunter Biden's broad pardon.

He just didn't have a laptop that he abandoned at a New York repair shop.

up on a laptop. You got fifty one people from the Obama administration stepping up saying the laptop is a bunch of Russian hoaxes just enough to get Biden through the election. We all saw it with our own eyes. We all witnessed it. We've all been listening to this nonsense. And for the past four years, Donald Trump beat the living hell out of Kamala Harris in spite of eight years of constant drum beat of evil orange man, zeemophobe, ho of foe races, misogynist, blah blah blah. You couldn't

get away from that. And yet he bludgeoned her like a baby harp seal. That's the American people knowing what's going on, isn't it.

to part in Hunter because Joe Biden said so. Well, Joe Biden's word isn't worth a flip, and so the media has egg on their face today. And that's why you're saying the media, you know, tiptoeing around saying, oh wow, gee, Joe just lied to us, or you know, Joe's not making us look very nice. Well, Joe is not a very nice guy. He's an angry old man, and when he leaves office, I think he'll be remembered as the most corrupt president in American history.

on his presidential campaign because of his mental infirmities. And and here we go. I mean, who art have you ever concluded, my friend Wendell, who the puppet masters are? I mean, most of my listeners believe it to be the Biden, the former Obama administration and those that are still around, because Barack Obama didn't go far go very far away after he left office. So is that new's behind all this quote unquote strategy if you can even call this a strategy.

the spotlight. I think that you know, she has a lot of influence with Joe Biden's thinking, maybe as the enforcer behind the scenes with Joe Biden's you know, top deputies, But the bottom line is they have covered up Joe Biden's mental infirmities for four years and that came to the forefront in such a way that he had to drop out of the presidential race, and they installed Kamala Harris, which you know, was a terrible candidate, but Joe Biden was also a terrible candidate.

people in these federal bureaucracies. And without doing that, we're just going to be trying to tread water for the next four years, and then you're right, we're going to have no results because guess what, Donald Trump promised for four years that he would drain the swamp. And so if he delivers on that promise, I think Americans are going to be very happy they elected Donald Trump to do so.

I saw an op ed piece just the other day on the Inflation Reduction Act, the Green New Deal, and you got all these Republican states that are giving getting a lot of green money to keep carbon out of the environment, even though it's a naturally occurring plant food, and they're going, well, WHOA, Well, maybe not so fast.

I don't know that we're gonna backpedal and completely get rid of the Inflation Reduction Act because he Hey, look I'm in Nebraska, and you know, we get a lot of money in corn subsidies, so we can burn food in our gas tank and it would really hurt our farmers if we take away that, and we're gonna make a whole lot of money on carbon capture. It's all a fiction. It's created out a whole cloth for through legislation,

has no binding a connection with reality. And yet I'm worried the Republicans are going to be defending this stuff just because, well, it's in their backyard.

get a little bit further. But the reason why Republicans are so weak is because we have a lot of Republicans who are actually just establishment Democrats who vote with the Democrats, who want everything that the Democrats want, and who go to cocktail parties and you know, drink the same drinks and cheers each other when they get their huge paydays.

who can then act on them. Vv A Grahma swimming and of course Elon Musk. Neither of them need the money that might come with a paying position. They are brilliant at business and they've been down this road before in terms of the challenges of businesses and making a profitable entity. Do you think they can actually bring about effective change and cut the size and scope of government or am I smoking something?

And so my understanding is that Vivic and Musk are going to be working with Vote on how to actually acts this waste. And Vote was in there before as acting O and B director during Trump's first administration and if you remember when Trump said okay, no more funding for Ukraine and they tried to impeach Donald Trump over at RUSS Vote was at the nucleus of that. And so I think we have a strong team going into going into the next four years. I will hopefully follow through on their promises.

today Wendell. Thanks Brian, have a great day, My pleasure. Eight nineteen to fifty five RC The Talk Station got a Daniel Davis deep dive coming up to the bottom of the hour. We'll talk Russia, Belarus, Georgia, and again we're going to learn about blood cancers. My expert friends from OHC, the cancer specialists beyond the tail end of this hour to talk about blood cancers and give you some very valuable information. I hope you can stick around. Fifty five KRC The Talk Station talk for the nine

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to see you again. Always a pleasure to be here, Brian. So we have saboteurs in Russia. We've had saboteurs really all over the place. There's been a lot of this stuff going on for quite some time in Russia. There's a growing amount of saboteurs in Europe as well. They're starting to real concerned about that.

and they're making inroads into Ukraine. Ukraine's divide to Ukraine's filled with a bunch of Russians who don't want to be a part of Ukraine. All they're trying to do is liberate. I mean, yeah, that's the fog of war. We talk about it a lot, but didn't realize that Putin himself was having problems domestically, which I can't say that I'm disappointed about. I'm no fan of Vladimir Putin, even I know he's probably gonna end up winning this war with Ukraine.

gone missing. We can't even do our own accounting of our own American military here with our own resources dead.

factors in some positive, some not so positive. For Israel, you got to admit and can see that the militarily they have been really devastating to the entire Hezbela organization, from the top all the way down to that pager and walkie talkie attack. The decapitation of all the leadership and then the physical incursion there has had an absolute devastating effect on Hisbola and that was one of the reasons why they.

still raging in Gaza. So you know, we're not out of the woods yet, but there is at least a breather on a couple of fronts. And before we part company. Daniel Davison, I always enjoy these conversations. I wanna jump over back to Russia. I've read reports that they're han't been a problem with their currency. The ruble is not doing real well. And if the backbone of your system of government, obviously the ruble is collapsing, that causes you

real long term problems and even short term problems. Is there any truth or connection with what's going on in terms of the war situation, the relationship with the Iranians or anybody else over there, that the ruble is causing or impacting.

get that back under control. We'll have to wait and see whether they succeed or whether this is just an indicator of more trouble to come.

talk blood cancer. Coming up with the OHC folks and got some really really of course, it's always positive information coming from OHC about treatments, so excuse me. My next guest, doctor Akash Mckerjee will be speaking about that, giving us some details on how the new treatments are going to be working for solid tumors. Got car team you talk about, We got Byte therapy as well. Don't go away, that's up next.